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GRANTS PASH, JOSEPHINE ( OI NTY, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, UIIKII Ki, linai.
WHOLE Ml VIBEK 2DÍ4»
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Foreign Money Idinncr»
1 <»ik Miirkrtn for
in Meeks
in X«nv
<«i»hi
Demo« rats Strong for Hoover in the
Presidential Primary Held
Yestertey
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Mur.
10. English X VI’lo.N ILIZATIO.N ol MINES Is TESTIMONY SHOWS THAT SHUTS
York.
New
i pound sterling exihungo closed at
WERE FIRED BEFORE HALL
AI.M OF UNION'S »XII W ILK-
. |3 76, a gain of 12 14 cents over yes-
WAS Rl SUED
OUT MAI Rl SI I.T
f>2
terday; French francs gained
cuulliuoa; German murks sold for
I I.<12 cents, tin« highest rate In weeks.
Manchester, N. H., Mar. 10. To- RESOLUTION PASSED BY .">2 OF
day’s returns from the presidential
THE MEMBERS 6F THE
primaries yesterday show a solid re­
ASSEMBLY
publican delegation pledged to Gen­
eral Wood and a democratic delega­
tion generally regarded here as fa­
vorable to Hoover, including three
district delegale« who *rt pledged.
to him.
STATE COMPLETES REBUTTAL
Rear 1ilinli.il Sn)» Hm- < < nid Have
Resultisi In Allied Victory in
July, IlilH
NO MORE LOANS GO TO
Washington. Mar. lb. The fullur««
Washington, Mur 10. The allied
of the navy department to fully co­ governments will receive no further
operate In the war during the first louns from the Unitisi States govern­
six months ufter America’s entry, ment Secretary Houston announced
cost nearly u half million lives, fit- ; here today,
teen billion dollars, two und u half
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million tons of shipping ami
pr> El EX IMIIMHEi IKi < CONTROL
vented a victory over, German» In
('AX HIVE ITS ADVANTAGES
July In 1918, Rear Admiral Sims
I
told the senate Investigating com-'
Nenana, Alaska, Mar. 10. Liquor
mlttee today In presenting documen (>f a)| klh(|B Ib so|d a|wn|y Bt Anadir
tary evidence to support his chance aBtj ()lher towns located along the
of delay against th«- navy <le|Mirt- miH.riau coast across the Bering sea
inent
from northwestern Alaska, according
to Victor Jacobson, trader, who ar­
’ rived here from Sllmria re« en fly.
(The llolshevlkl government controle
: the section. Jacobson said.
It
S|Hs-ial < oiigrcss ( iill<-«l to Fimi u < a-e Espeded lo Be Hmidril to the
<'oiistit utionnl Means for Achiev­
Jury by Saturday Noon Say
Both Sillos
ing End
i
fa-ads Movement to EMabHsh •
Serrate Nation
r •
* •*
Montesano, Mar 10. The consti-
Ixindon, Mar. 10. The national
conference of coal miners declared ' in nation of the rebuttal testimony in
In favor of a general strike to en­ the Grimm murder case brought out
force their demand for the nationali- ! further evidence today that the I>e-
El Paso, -Mar. 10.—Joseph Wil­
aatlon of mine«. Their decision will - gion men did not break ranks until liams, who was captured last Thurs­
1>e referred to a sjiecial trade« union after several shots had been fired, day and held for ransom by Villa has
congress meeting tomorrow.
Lead­ ' The prosecution expects to complete been freed, according to a telegram
er» expect the «ongreim to de« lde on I the rebuttal today. The Bur-rebuttal received from him today.
a conntitutional mean» to achieve by the defense begins tomorrow. i
their end lnat«ad of resorting to di­ Both sides expect the case to be giv- RETIREMENT OF CANADIAN
<»n to the Jury by Saturday noon.
rect action.
PREMIER IS NOT DEMANDED
fzindon. Mar. 10.—>A Cadro dia-
petch says that 52 members of the
Egyptian legislative assembly met at
the house of Said Zagloul .Pasha, who
headed the Egyptian mission to the
peace oaference. and adopted a
resolution proclaiming the indepen­
dence of Egypt and Soudan.
—
Ittrnda Meeting of Direspors—
Ottawa. Mar. 10.- -Agitation for'
Judge Hidnum Returns—
Clyde E. Niles, of the Riverbanks the retirement of Premier Borden’s ■
Judge Janies Holman returned last Farms. Is in Medford today in at-; coaUtlon government collapsed today ,
night from California where he has ' tendance at the regular monthly when the house of commons voted i
l>e<«n spending the past month, Al­ meeting of the Farm
Bureau ex­ confidence in the premier by a
though he expresses himself as great­ change. They are taking up plans jortty of 34.
Enid, Okla., Mar. 10.— Federal
ly /»leased with the California cli­ for the year and also discussing the
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mate, he says that after all Granta question of the sending of represen­
i Judge Youmans today granted a tem-
Paas Is the best place to live. The tatives to the Inter-county conference
I porary injunction to Judsonia De­
velopment company against Sam
Judge ought to know for he visited meeting next Saturday at Montague
In fxia Angeles, Ixing Bea«-h. Orange, at which a plan will be formed for
i Sparks and others. the opinion cited
Santa Cruz and a number of other the proposed cooperative marketing
U n beiaS a decision of the United States
Seattle, Mar 10
The Influenza
fl
supreme court and treaties between
>f th«« California resorts.
of i attle by the five northern coun­
ji.uiug the
epidemic has trokvu .
'••AJ Spain, Mexico and the Republic of
ties of California and Jackson, Jose­
scores who stn
I > >■. IÍ I « :> .
(Texas, making the south bank of the
phine and Klamath oountfM.
oil 'field* III A she wh« fl
Red river fonn^.ie boundary line be-
DROP
BOMBS
FROM
AIRPLANES
I
lea alii: bill wu» s.giieu,
Mar. 10
The gift of
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Vanconver. B <*.. Wtrr. lb.- x an'' tween Oklahoma and Texas.
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Archie Taylor, who is to operate
TO
DESTROY
ICE
JAM
IX
RIVER
guard cutler Al.t «min
’ A uer'
to I'«
11 ch”,
couver liquor orders, ¡»ermitted un­ lands valued at 1300.000.000 are in-
an
automobile
stage
line
between
this
Juneau with' in<-<li«ii• •• « .<
dren of
mi. the first juvi
der the new law effective recently, voiced in the case.
city and Coos Bay points during the
for th«« relief
n
lie
In Europe, will
reading
Port Deposit. Md.. Mar. 10-»-Army 1‘omfnir summer, left this morning are being filled at the rate of a car
, iene '
meets about the first •■'■‘•«tors
dropping bombs on for Grants Pass, where he will re­ load, approximately 6,000 quarts a
in >ll> .
been announced her.- the Ice Jam in the Susquehanna river
mis
day. according to express company
« il
1
Trv
main a short time looking after busi­
Odi ¡libri
ilj
co remittee of Hie Art here in an attempt to dislodge the
officials.
ness matters. He 1» making the trip
War relief. The comm Itti Be conduct- grtrcc
■'The demand has consistently in-!
by automobile
Roseburg Review
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,n
f'.tnds with
creased, day by day, since the first I
HW*I crnu'nrn • ’•Jr*’ !o cat :'■!! th reading room
of January. and it is now almost im­
Irl uLiiVlbu? which Is the first of a series to be
possible to handle it.” said one ex­
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r
. peued >n 1«. me and liviglu,.).
press company official.
These reading rooms will be call­
The orders are in the most i>art for
Roy Cedestrom, his trainer. Bud
L. I lent I ng,, pastor-evuirtellsi, ed ■•l.’Heure Joyeuse” Joyous hour
separate quarts, and must be deliv­
!l 1:0 : ::ctu <p7 the J k I a r
now of Alliau C
ered by the companies and to private Shamrock. Frankie Webb and Knock­
rhi;dr"n'a i r< ’din«- r oms !n Amc-'crn i
out Carmen arrived this afternoon
gaged by the , 1 _!1
homes throughout the city.
llbriftes.
The 'book committee Is 1
from the north and wili go in train­
to conduct a series
ing at once for the fight tomorrow
-up,, lying «<>»» and library furni-l
evangelistic ip «..........
Washington.
Mar.
10.
A
i>eace
Washington. Mar. 10. -The gov-
til re The first shipment n' *>ooks hu
H
night. Ad Garlock and Kid Rocco
will begin Sunda"
Lime army of 2S9.000 enlisted men Installs Refrigerating I’lant—
«
rni.ient
• Io.. .... a result of the sit-
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’
Ve.i
t
’
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ii.-»fU*
n
.
K.
J«iv
already
«.
are expected to arrive from Portland
gr-liKt Heining will
Gray
The
City
Market,
owned
by
17,820 officers was approved by
■ «
court’» decision declaring and
?!n'«.s . of Eth. • :!on
'n, f?ol, i
on the night train. All the men
the evening of
the house which refused to amend & Harberk. have Installed a modern ■
stock
dividends
not
taxable
as
in
­
look to be in first class condition
Ing was for sevcml
In wrote:
refrigerating
plant
to
their
equip-
the reorganization bill so as to fix
"Belgian children have no oppor­ come, will be nearly a half million
and state that they are prepared for
of
evangelistic work in the
the maximum strength at 226.000 ' ment and have the machinery rttn-
tunity to r<«H«l nt «ill --x-epf -itch dollars a -cording to Commissioner of
ning. Tn addition there is a cooler a good, hard fight tomorrow night.
enlisted men and 14.200 officers.
J book ns might exist in their homes. interna! Revenue Roper.
i room, with a capacity for 30 beeves |
Th. :■« a,, neither free nor paying II-
a curing room tor hams and bacon.'
«
VERI \l. M III, CARR1I It LOSES
; 'irar'es for them.
m. Not onlv chll ■■■• THREE KILLE!» WHEX PLANE
LIFE WHEN MACHINE FALLS This consists of four tanks each cap­
CRASHES DOWN* AT MIAMI
'nt tcti.heri a. parents and publi. of-
able of holding 4500 pounds of meat.
' f!cl? - « n < «it h ‘‘hn
Now Wo "hl «
Elkhart. Ind., Mar 10. Lieuten­ The plant can turn out seven and a
Mar. 10.—-Charles
¡spirit, that free, broad democratici
Miami, Fla..
ant Clayton Stoner, of Chicago, a half tons of ice per day. which will
sense, that reapoct for the child as I Sims, pilot, and Mechanicians Earle
government airplane mail carrier, be used for Icing fish this summer
a future . Hi’« n V 1 iob «•vorvon«' o
I and Rlcncherd, of New York, were
was burned to death when his air­ An open house will be held Saturday
f
ing to «America <xmnot tail to ad ' killed when their airplane crashed
plane fell near New Paris. Indiana. 1 and all are Invited.
mire.”
I to the ground last night.
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London. Mar. 10.—The decline In would have to resort to short-time
Vienria, Mar. 10.—The Austrian fortunes an exemption of 1,000 ’
the
world’s supply of cotton
will working. Give a continuance of the
I
tot eminent expects that Its plan for crowns for each member of the fam- jeoiuirdize Britain’s great cotton in­ same shortage ondlt'ons they say
One- dustry unleM the quantity can be all man u fact tiring machinery would
nn enforced levy on wealth as pre­ lly i. made from the total,
In view of this
Win. 1«. Ik’nilng
pared for submission to the National third of the levy iu payable in cash '.ncroaied, says the American ■Cliani- ultimately cense
Frankie Webb
opinion,
the
estimated
drop this year
ber
of
Commerce
in
London.
In
the
Wolverine Paet or-E van gel lat
Assembly will >. . I from s.noo.ooo,- and the remainder in the interest
.. — .
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!
In
Amerinn
cotton
to
11,600.000
¡cotton industrial diatri is of Lanca-
A workout will be put on at the
01.0 to 12,1)00,0611,000 «trowns. It Is bearing third issue war bonds.
Michigan with signal success.
Ills:
sire and Yorkshire, the Atnoriian bales, is giving rise to much serious
the
product
of
Finance
Minister*
opera
house tonight at 7:30 and all
Compulsory
contribution
of
wealth
work as a pastor has al <> been out-1
Chamber understands, 600.000 peo­ thought in Britain’s trade circles.
the
fans
who desire to see th- fight­
Refsch.
The
Vienna
press
has
been
With
a
view
to
making
the
empire
standing. T’«<«i combination makes
has been before the government in ple are directly dependent for their
his work esp lu.ly si,'
int nl w!«'«r ?f-« llctlng that it will bring to a one f >rtn or another ever since its living on cotton, while, indirectly self-supporting, a committee repre­ ers preparing for the bouts will be
senting the British Empire Cotton admitted tree. Cederstrom and De-
ever he lai ■
Ho is n thorough crisis the relations lhetween radi il formation, but nothing tangible has 3.000.000 nre dependent on it.
itudt nt of the Biol, pnfl IBs sermons
The main <leuen«l< nee of Great Growers’ Association has suggested mellta. who has been here for a few
uni conservative elements In tlv ) tir- resulted. The cnpitaliwt lc and Ivottr-
arc filled with •■erjyture quotations.
genlse classes oppOM it by every I Britain's cotton Industry is admitted­ to the Board of Trade that funds, ap­
days, will put the gloves on tonight
He make* fr-qu« • t use of charts ini liament and vountry.
ly on supplies of American cotton. proximating 100.000 pounds a year
means in their power.
for a brief workout.
Under this
measure
fortunes
would
the»presonlafIon 'f bjs tlv int
und
as
the
chamber
points
out.
with-
for
cotton-growing
within
the
Em
­
together
The financial proposals,
1
.
should be raised
Mrs. J. I Jo’ v>n. former Ch len­ ">e dlt hied into two «'lasses: Those with the reorganization of the army, in the past five years, for various plre
’
• j by a - • levy on'
The sea! sale is not nrogre aging
go contralto soloist Jias been en eag- which existed before the war and uro generally thought to be the criti­ economic und climatic reasons, the the cotton Industry of the T’nlted as rapidly as the Legion onunltteo
ed to furnish sneclul music evory Inn«« n i|iiircil during and after hos- cal test of the coalition government. American cotton a reage has con- Kingdom; and, that the government1 would like In order to guarantee ex­
evening during the meeting.
' tilitles. The former would be given The latter question again brings the siderably decreased while her con­ assist the colonies and protectorates penses,
The last smoker given by
The slogon of the entire congrega­ an exemption of I ■’> per cent. ’ For two principal parties into direct con­ sumption has increased. British ex­ bv guarantees to provide railroads.' the organization resulted In a defl-
city for the T.egion which had to be
tion in thl“ rnmpafen 'a. ”Ea h one I tunes of under 15.Oust crowns would flict.
the' waterways, harbors, etc.
The Social Democrats advo­ perts have estimate«! that if
The American Chamber says there' met out of the treasury. The bouts
win one.” That I/, each in« inlier Is | be free from taxation. Beginning at cate a kind of national militia or yearly American crop should drop
strlvln’ tn win someone else to faith that figure, however, a gradually In­ Volkswehr. while the conservatives bel«»w the average, say, of 15,000,- seems little doubt that the suggested this time promise to surpass the
In i’hr'Ht
Th"re wore fi«.e a Idl'd to creasing levy is provided for, com­ demand a standing regular army to 000 bales, of 500 pounds each, of annual levy of 100,000 pounds would last bouts and the committee siatai
the :«ongre'’at'nn t t’'«« ;-err' ?<i 1 It mencing nt 5 per cent and attaining be comiKised largely of the officers of which Britain normally absorbs 415,- he easily raised among the lainca-j that they feel they showlti be given
Sunday.
better supoott.
a maximum of 6.5 per cent. On small ■ the old army.
000 bales, the Lancashire trade shire cotton interests.
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