Grants Pass daily courier., March 17, 1920, Image 1

i.uiversil» ot ore Ubrary
VOI«. X„ No. I Ih
IlilANTH PANH. JOSEPHINE < Ol’N’I’V, OREGON,
KYI.DNESDAY, MIIKH 17. iirjo
whom ; ni mber
I
I Removal of Troo|H> Will Bo Request­
ed of Governor Hart As Nets! I*
ll<-l<l Over
. Homo BI imm I s I ws I U hen Allied Forces
Tako l luuge of War Office, But
Fence Is N»«»«i Restored
Dictatorship was Shortlived, and Huns Now Have
More to Fear From Labor Uprising Than Rev­
olution-Much Bloodshed Reported
I
Moniesuno, Wash., Mar. 17. The
Constantinople, Mar.
17.—Con­ BLIZZARD GRADCALLY NIBN1D-
sentencing of seven alleged I W. W.
stantinople was occupied Tuesday
HOLDS ANNI AL ELE4TION
IMO AFTER CACHINO THOl-
convicted Saturday of the murder of
morning by allied forces under Gen­
OF OFFICER#
SANDS OF IMMOLAR# IXJ»W
Warren Grimm, the Centralia Ar­
eral Sir George Milne, ot the British
mistice day tragedy victim, probably
array. Only one untoward happening
will <scur Monday, If motions filed
I
occurred. This waa a serious clajdi
by state attorneys asking for imme­
at the war office where the Turks
By the Associated Press
The
Paris, Mar. 17. -News received resisted the allied troops.
diate sentence are grunted. Gover­
An ex­
nor Hurt will be asked thia week to Kapp administration at Berlin, rea- from Berlin and other German points change of shots resulted, several
withdraw troop« stationed here dur­ Hsing’ the futility of attempting to detailing sanguinary clashes at Es­ Turks and a number of Punjabi of
hold the reins of power, has decided
M<t>GUu I» Weil KtH'iuhsI and Man) ing the last four weeks.
the British East Indian forces were Effort» to Bring Help Ciotta Live* ot
Nrwomu-rs to tin« Community
to give up Its short-lived dictator- so«. Dortmund. I«etpslc. Mannheim, killed. The situation was calm be­
Girla and a Youtli and Three
At ] o’do k this afternoon, Frankfort and Brunswick, together
«■hip.
Are Present
J ' lit* well«, Arrive——
fore darkness bad fallen.
Brothers
A carload of six .Maxwells
has Berlin time, Chancellor Kapp decld- with a report that the council of
been rocaived by the Collins Alito »«I to reslgti, according to official workmen had aaeumed power in | Buys Hudson Su|>er—
company,
who are the distributors Berlin ml vices.
Franklin K Bramwell, who for the
Obemoltz, has given the Impression
Frank Coleman at the Collins Auto
Bismark, N. D., Mar. 17.—Five
Previous to tills announcement
here
past two yearn hn» headed the Io-nl
for« ee of extreme radicalism assert- here that there is more to fear from company, has purchased a Hudson known dead and thousands of dollars
Chamber of Commerce, »a« la«t
••d them selves in various German the revival of the apartacan move­ Super-Six through the Collins agency. of damage to property was the toll
Dit< li Work < oinmelicfsl—
night 4he unniilmoiiM choice of th« ! The ditch
center«.
There were increasing spar- ment than from activities of the von This is the first Hudson in Josephine of the two-day blizzard which swept
work In the vicinity <»f
county, although a carload is exist­ over North Dakota. It was the worst
organlzatiion for tho presidency for J Allen creek was commenced t>y the tar-an disorders, with growing talk Kapp government.
ed within a few weeks.
in over 30 years. The storm is to­
According to the latest dlspat<’hee,
another year.
Shattuck Construction company this among the radicals of a itossibility
day gradually subsiding and the tem­
of
utilizing
the
present
disturbed
bloodshed
has
resulted
in
24 German
The annual meeting wa* a well at­ afternoon, and the main canal on the
Flue Bum* Out—
perature sinking. One girl gave her
towns.
I South side will lie completed within conditions to establish soviet rule.
tended OIK'. nn<l there wan uli •■x<«d
Some excitement was caused this life to save her sister and brother,
Tt.«-
list
of
kill««!
r«*>
elved
from
nu-
phe next two weeks. If plan* work
morning when both fire trucks, in while a heroic effort by another
lent spirit among the buslnes* men
Txindon. Mar. 17.—The indepen­
according to schedule.
The mules tiierous towns In clanheM tietween
I
and
which manlf«»ted Itxelf In the desire are now stabled at the Allen creek demonstrators and troops, mounted dent socialists and communists in response to a fire alarm went up youth to bring help proved futile
When he and his three brothers I perished
There has been Germany have commenced a violent Sixth street at full speed.
expressed on every han<i to forward I camp, and c<x>k tents and tents for into the hundreds
they arrived at the seat of trouble, on the prairies during the storm.
the inlereat« of tile community III 1 the men were erected In th« same vt- no direct confirmation of last night’s agitation In favor of a soviet repub­ they found that the flue at the A. K.
reports
of
400
killed
in
a
bombard
­
lic and an alliance with soviet Rus­
every iMjssIbl»« say
President Brum­ '«•Inity yesterday. The camp Is of
Brown house had burned out.
Mrs. Alice Bacon visited at the
conshlernble magnitude, and Is at­ < ment of Kiel by a warship, but there sia. according to a Berlin dispatch
well read hi* annual addreaz, follow­
station this morning for a short time
are
apparently
veracious
reports
of
to the Exchange Telegraph company.
tracting much attention
Sleefm at the Wheel—
ing the report of th»« flnancea of the
with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Chandler
100 killed and 300 wounded at Dres-
While driving a Republic truck to who are on their way south.
chamber The latter report allowed
<|en. probably over 100 killed in the
Greet« luirge Audience—
I«ondon. Mar. 17.—Machine gun
i town with a load of wood. C. C. Gil­
that the organization had .paid off
Mrs. Inez Collins passed through
Evangelist Deming nt the Church Berlin siibiirlie and from half a doz­ firing was heard in Berlin between
man took time off for a brief sleep.
all He Indi'btedn« -« and hud a .bal­
here today and was met at the sta­
of Christ last night spoke to an ail- en to a score iu other German cen­ 11 and 12 o’clock last night accord­
The
man
who
was
with
him.
attempt
­
ance In the trvuHury. Other off Iren»
tion by her niece, Mrs. Bert Barnea.
' dlen»e much larger than he aildrrsn- ters where clashes have been report­ ing to a message td the Exchange
ed to take the wheel but was unsuc-
>el<«)t<Ml I mw I<I< w Mr
Bramwell a*
I Telegraph Company from Berlin
for a brief visit.
e<l the night ‘before He sfioke on the ed.
I «essful, with the result that the truck
president wore a* follow«
T. M.
subject. “The Revelation of J»»*u«
J L. Shaska left for Klamath Falls
I
overturned and ft took five hours to
Htott. vl<-e-president: H. II. Allyn,
Christ." site contends that the whole
this
morning where he wU! be con­
! get It back on the road. No one was
secretary; F.
Bramwell, treasur­ HI Ids Is the revelation «f Christ, that
nected with the road building being
I
hurt
In
the
accident.
er: and Wllfortl Allen Gen C !W>ln
He Is Imprinted on every )>age ok the
done by the state.
■ nd O N Blanchard, truntres lor two
saernd book. In pleading for a more
O. S. Brown is spending the day
Delivery Team Run« Amuck—
year*
'careful study of the Bible he declar­
One of the delivery teams decided I at his home in Glendale. He reports
Following the eh*ct|i>n. a mol Ion
ed that he nor any oth»«r minister
! to take advantage of a broken tug that his mother. Mrs. JJ. E. Burton,
was carried authorizing th«« Ixmrd of
has a right to preach anythin,' but
I
hook last night and started down is improving slowly from her illness.
trustee»« to i in. doy i ■' Id se rotary
the truth, but that unless |>eople
Home. Mar. 17. 1 Milan
women
Novoroeeiak. Russia. Mar. 17- Fif­ . Sixth street as if they were in a race.
E. A. 'Murphy, of the California
nnd Io nrran.-»' th«« lti* >iue upon a
were familiar with th«« book of truth have b»«en barred from 50 positions ty thousand refug»«es from all parts
I A. W. Blevins, who was driving them, and Oregon Coast railroad, has re­
h,u»ls that eoiil l m««t the added <«x- th»«y would not know whether th»«
mostly In state employ iby an official of Southern Russia have been camp­ held on and managed to guide them turned from a several days business
|H«n»«-» for th« alary of such an of­ truth were being taught ami nrea h-
the ing in the streets ot Novorossisk for around to I street. They crashed in- trip to Seattle.
announcement just Issued liy
ficial, th»« chu.rbi r for the past two
ed. There I* loo much reading government. Tills order excludes several weeks waiting for trans|>or-
' to the curb and this stopped them.
year* having
Cong without a about th»« Bible and not enough rend
.Mrs. AV. H. Pruitt was a visitor
v omen from appoint’ii»*nt to the dip­ tation to take them across the Black Except for a broken wheel, there was
-secretary ei . «••« I u.l time. It was
here for Tuesday with Mrs. R. R.
Ing of the Bible, he said, Tonight I i lomatic and consular service ani] Sea to a place of safety. Most of
no damage.
the «»«iitlmcnl of those in attendance tho service
Wilson. .Mrs. Pruitt retu/ned this
will begin at 7:45. The from becoming members of the co'in- Hiaiu are families of officers and,
that the du«« be not incrt'ceed Io subject will be. "The Neglected Doc-
morning to her home at Glendale.
II of Mate or of several courts.
leaders of the army of Denikine. AU : Called to Jacksonvill.
ukmm thin expense, but
that more trine of the Holy Spirit.’ There wlll
Rev. J. G. Vien went to Medford
No reason is given for the declar the resources of the American Red |
AV. G. White was called to Jack-
niembers be a<i<l<«<l to the roll through be solos by Mrs J. J.. Johnson
and at Ion of this ban but Italian obser Cross mission to South Russia have, sonville today for the trial of Lark this morning to spend St. Patrick’s
a mcmber*hip camutalgn lo bring in J. <M. Isham.
•era <>oint out that evidently th«« au­ been employed in extending relief to , Evans on the charge of kidnapping ; day. He has been invited to give a
ths many who are not no» memlter*
I talk to the pupils at one of the Med­
thorities believe It none to soon to the refugees
t and robbing Mr. White. Mr. White
of the organization
latter a motion
ford schools, at an entertainment
raise a barrier against the possible
Every shelter of any description says that his automobile has been lo-
the
waa made and carried to put
they
are giving today.
aspirations
of
Italian
women
for
has been crowded with humanity, cated at Klamath Falls. C. E. Young,
membership campaign Into the hands
C.
A. Bailey arrived last week
public office.
Idle
factory
buildings,
grain
r
‘
—
—
—
-
eleva-1 C. E. Mclgine. Harry Cougle. Andrew
of Frank South.
from Virginia, where he received hia
Professor Teresa Isibriola. daugl- tors and rooms used as offices s dur-J Shade and Henry Bachy
Bachçy
will
be
Road matters cam»« In for consld-
discharge from the navy after ser­
ter of the distinguished ivrofessor of ing the day have been filled with called teethe Jackeon county seat
«»ruble discussion, the Crescent City
to-
the refuge»«« at night.
vice of two years and 10 months.
sociology,
has
lately
obtained
morrow
to
testify
In
the
case.
highway, the caves road and t hi-
The last eight months of service were
right to practice law
before the
Thousands have spent their days I
________
route of the Pacific Highway through
courts and. after a struggle of more w alking the streets and at nightfall , Sturt on Building__
in French and Italian waters. Mr.
the olty all Itelng subject* of milch
Colonel,
llrengle.
international than seven years. Dr. Adelina Pertici, have spread their blankets and scant
Bailey will remain in Grants Pass.
Work
on
the
excavation
for
oratory.
There was difference of
the
evangelist for the Salvation Army. has obtained permission to perform coverings m»on the
pavement
to ! new theater at E and Sixth sfreet has
opinion regarding th»» proposed route
Captain llouterse his secretary and the fun' lions of a notary. Those in­ ",e®P-
11)«ln started. The taking out of the
of the highway through the Illinois
soloist, and bl* daughter.
Envoy novations have alarmed Italians who
Hospitals have been filled to over-; dirt for the incline will be followed
valley, O. 8. Blanchard supporting
Eliza'liclh Smith Brengle. a special hold conservative views on the ap­ flowing and medical supplies have by construction. Mr. Edgerton states
the contention that the highway
writer for th« War Cry. arrived In pearance of women In public life and run low while hundreds of cases of that the work will be pushed as rap­
should follow the present route
.Granftt Pass last evening from Cal­ to this is attributed in part the new typhus developed every day.
Each | idly as possible anil that he hopes to
through Wald«« Instead of taking the
ifornia, and will begin a series of bar against women set up by the morning found hundreds dead In the■have the building ready for the first
route as surveyixl by the state en-
five daya of meetings tonight at the government.
streets.
show by early in July.
gln»<erx through the Rough and
Salvation lArnty hall. Captain Ron-
Ready country, which would leave
terse who ha* n rich baritone voice, DELEGATES FIGHT FOR
Waldo off the through highway,
The American Legion members
SENATE AYOl LD RI’SH THE
will sing in each of them1 meetings.
CONTROL OF CONVENTIONS
the
Judge Gillette explained that
TREATY TO RATIFICATION
last
night took a stand against the
For five summers he was associat­
highsn.v coinmlsslou hud mapped the
Washington, Mar. 17.—'Hastening I
proposed
opening of the government
ed with tBishops Oldham and Wilson
St. Paul, Minn., Mar. 17.--Dele-
new route because it shortened the
to clear the way for final action on ,
In the Tabernacle meetings at the gates pledged to the candidacy of
lands giving a preference to the ex-
road Iby four and four-tentha mllee,
great Ocean Grove Assembly In New General Leonard Wood were in con­ the peace treaty, the senate today ¡'
service men. in lieu of a bonus.
and that tho road through Waldo
Jersey. Dr. Within1 Chapman asked trol of the Ramsey county republican choked off tho debate on the Irish
Strong
opposition was voiced and it
would always be maintained as at
the colonel to accompany him on his convention today. They succeeded in question, tabling the proposal to de­
present regardless of the action of
was the unanimous opinion of all the
clare
by
a
reservation
that
Great
last evangelistic campaign in Austra­ dofeating the Johnson and Ixjwden
the state »■ommlnaion. He also said
Bradford. Eng., Mar. 17.—A pro­ members that with his limited capi­
Britain should proclaim Ireland free.
lia
delegations.
that the building of the highway by
posal
to offer a year’s hospitality to tal, the ex-servee man could not
Colonel Brengl»* is a welcome
way of tho Elk creek divide would
a thousand i>oor children from cen­ make the government lands a paying
DEFENSE (’IX)SES ARGVMENT
s|>enk««r in colleges nn»l universities
Minneapolis. Mar. 17. The sup­
.eliminate Oregon mountain and save
IX NEW Bl RY CONSPIRACY tral Europe was rejected
by the proposition. The cash bonus appear-
all over tho country, and has s|>ok- porters of Hiram Johnson for presi­
another five and one-half miles.
Bradford city council after heated ed to be popular with the men. It any
en at such theological schools as dent took control In the Hennepin
A. ('. Hoffman, representing the
kind ot payment is to be given tor
Grand Raipids, .Mich., Mar. 17.— discussion.
l«ane S»«nilnary, Cincinnati, and again county republican convention
here
Del Norte Claim Holders'Association,
the
time spent on the French battle­
One
councillor
said
the
proposal
Martin E. Littleton, of New York,
anil again at Garrett Blblcal Insti­ today.
n group of Chicago people, urged th«
fields. A stat ment of the feeling
was
abominable.
“
Here
in
Brad
­
today
closed
the
ease
for
the
defense
tute. Evanston, Ill.
route by way ol xValilo. maintaining
in the Newberry election conspiracy ford,” lie exclaimed, “are mothers here has 'been sent to Portland and
F. 8. Bramwell will Introduce Fol. Return From Powers—
that the tourist souhl see much ex­
Henry
Haefner
and
Supervisor
trial,
pleading some three hours and fatherless children whose hus­ will be forwarded to Washington,
Brengle nt S p. ni. nt the hall, 509
cellent Josephine country by
that
bands and fathers have been murder­ where a bill is now being considered.
McDaniels
of
the
local
forestry
office
with
the
jury.
G street. Don’t fail to hoar tills tal­
Three new’ offices were filled last
route that he would othersis«- mi '.
ed by the fathers of the children it is
anted man on the great Issues of lite returned Tuesday night from Pow­
night.
Wilbur Bears» was elected
Tho question was referred to I ho
proposed to bring here.”
ers.
Mr.
Haefner
has
spent
th»*
past
i
Salvation Army. “The man of the
sergeant-at-arms, Fred Collins ath­
roads . oiumlttee. Th< s iuk « <llspo.»l
Knottier
member
said
there
wore
Tow
months
Ibero
lor
the
forestry
! hoijr.”
•
lion was also made of li e mnHer of I
many wealth Germans and Austrians letic manager and Charles Hansen
department and was joined there a
the routing of the Pacific highway
few davs ago by Mr. 'McDaniels. They
Photogra-’ living in Bradford today, who ought employment officer. Jessie Johnston
AVashlngton, Mar 17
and Janies LI’.im were appointed to
through the city. The latter ques­ the city, and especially to tho climate made the return trip by way of Eu­ phors were permitted to take ’he to provide for these children.
tion was brought up by \. N. Par of Southern Oregon.
A third member declared with em­ fill any speaking engagements that
gene as the weather would not per­ first pictures of Pri'sldent Wilson to-
sons, who objected to tho action ''
Frank Bramwell urged that the mit the return by way of West Fork. day since his return from his western phasis tjjat they could not forget the may be necessary for the organiza­
the statu commission In i h.inc'n
business men make better US'* of t he Mr. Haefner r<i|M>rts the sale of trip Inst September.
Lusitania and the bombardment of tion.
An offer was made by the Ellison-
the route fro a Law'r ld¡iventt ■ to rubber stumps that had been provid­ 27.000,000 feet of fir and c< Jar
English open towns.
ed \Nth the slogan. “It's the Cli­ from the government reserves to the At Nt. Luke’s——
Orchard avenue
A conn lllor interjected: “Tn sport, White company to furnish the talent
,
for a lyceum course this coming
Newcomers to tho city w»»re called nt ,te.” II h said thHt 150 nt those •SmfthsPowers logging company.
Tomorrow morning (Thursday', at yes; not In murder.”
winter. The Legion decided after
upon 'by the pro'ldent. and 'lo rs. stamps wore In the hands of the bus­
10 o'clock, a Holy Communion ser­
much discussion that if the business
Borlmd. Thoma-, St tins. Reynold '. iness mon. and that they should he
A.
C.
Stewart
arrived
this
morning
Miss Carrie Robertson arrived this vice will he held nt St. Luke’s Epis-
Swope. Hanson. Borland and Miller mure diligent in their use ns it was morning from Eugene for a short, copal church, Rev. Philip K. Ham­ from Seattle to look after hfs min­ men wanted the course they would
'«ack the ticket sale.
r»«spondwd. each paying a tribute to' < most valuable advertising feature. visit here with Mrs. George Eaton.
ing property on Jutnp-off-Joe.
mond, conducting the service.
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