Grants Pass daily courier., March 23, 1920, Image 1

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GMANTV I'AHH, JOSEPHINE COI N TY, O1UXMJN,
TI END AY, M Alt» H 23, IO2O
WHOLE XI MUER 2ÍW7.
MINERS WILL NOT WIFE OF LARK
DECLARE STRIKE EVANS IS HELD
S cioik I Raise in Four
Dity»
Bring*
Ln ila-; ulto <«>«1 Worker* Vole to Re­
main nt Work Pending Negotia­
tions for Agreement
Price to tarcnti'Mt Lerci Sinn'
the CRII War
XXiMHi,
UHVDEN. 1*4 >1N DEXTER
•'*«» Fruncis; o. Cui. Mar
23
New York, Mar. 23.—The general SENSATIONAL MOVE IX CASE
GOA ERNXIEN I
INTER! LICENCE
XXII JOIIXMIX MMMUNG THE
’"«“r •»«>•»*» "■ ftutflc CM '
wage 'cale committee representing
lilt THIN
OA ER
MAXIMI M
M.H RESILI IX DISINTER
WHEX DISTICHT ATTORNEY
NOMINATION
point* by the Western Sugar Refill­
the anthracite miners by a virtually
PICK E <>l sol T 4 0X1.
NAA BERLIN REPORTS
ing company advanced from 15 to 16
ISSI ES WARRANT
unanimous vote decided today to
,
rents i>er pound today as a second
remain at work after April 1st, pend­
raise in four days Executives of the
ing the negotiations tor a new wage
Will
I •’■ilifonila retail Toicri •■ loclutlon
agreement, “providing the mine own­
mid th- rise has brought sugar to
ers agree to make any wage award
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the highest point slncu the Cvli war
retroactive to that date.”
ud a result of today's advance ¡fugar
two lx HUM rnl». I.«ra»<l anil Moiinx- , w
r,.ti«|| here at IX
I
'enta per Proiilent’s Action Pnv«s< XX ay i«>r
Revolutionist* Are Plentifully l.qiiip- I
Post poliment Mad«' of Time of GiV'
Are la*fl in the Ficl<l iby l»«sf<w ti<>u pound
Increase in »'<•»< of 4'ornili«xlit)
| mm I With Rifle«, But Have No
ing Sentence Xi lien .New Develop­
Recruiting
Offh-er
Here
■ >f
to Pay for Higher Wages
Artill<’ry or Tanks
ments Arise
.
L.
Hedgecoth
arrived
Surgeant
V
4
9
whip VI,,ri« < iilfh
in the city last night on recruiting
Earl Topping went to Williams to
duty. He states that he signed one
|(l (jj,, buying of a carload
Sloux Falla. Mar. 23 The Indorse-
Washington, Mur. 23 -Govern-
Copenhagen, Mar. 23. -The whole man at Medford yesterday but has
Medford. Ore., Mar. 23.— Another
nielli <>f i* cundldiite for the rvpubli- of catti« for shipment south
The incut control over the maximum western industrial district of Ger­ had no success here yet. Lieutenant sensational move in the latrk. Evans
■ un presideiitlul
nomine« m the cattle are being bought from Bert price of bituminous coal was witli- many is held solidly by radicals J. Q Adams was in the city last night case was given today when the sher­
Bigelow und ubout 30 head will lie drawn today by President Wilson, to and disaster is inevitable if the gov­ on the same mission but left this iff arrested the young wife of Evans
overslinilow log issile In Un« South
purchased nt this time
F I’ Hun- lie effective April 1. At the sume ernment troops try to interfere there, morning for Roseburg where he has on a warrant issued by the district
Ig..- faillir«* Hon Is receiving tile stock
liakotu prlnmry today
time the president w rote to I he oper according to Information received l a party.
attorney, charging her with being an
of Preuident Wil»on to qualify as a
ators and miners, transmitting the from Berlin this morning.
accomplice in the kidnapping and
candidine for t11« deinui ralle eiidorse
majority re|»ort of the coal commls-
robbery last September of W. G.
UKtlit elimlhated Interest troni Hi
ululi, Informing them that this report
Aix-la-Cbappell«, Mar. 23 Anoth­
White of Grants Pass, Evans was
■l«*iuo< rat le sld<*
is the "basis upon which wage sched­ er battle is reported to 'be in p ro­
convicted last Saturday and will be
ule agreements between tlm
mine gruss between the sparta<ans und
South Dakota »oler« will instruct
sentenced tomorrow,
Mrs. Evans
workers and operators shall lie troops of the regular army at We sei,
thelr «lelcgulions to i lie it a l to nu I i on-
was arraigned today and is being
made." By removing the govern­ 22 miles northwest of Essen. The
veiitloiiH * I ioiii tu vot« for as a prest-
held in default of *2,000 bail.
ment control of prices, the president regulars, report says, have been out­
«leutlal pr>d«;rvu< o <>n Ilie first tlirrc
pines the way for Increased coal flanked by the spartacans.
balluts in the demoiratle and rnpub
THIEVDi MAKE BH< HAIL IX
llcau national Convention* They will)
prices to absorb the average 27 peri
Six local txiys are api^x^ring next
SEATTLE JEWELRY STORE
Salt lavke City, Mur 23. Plans
also nominal« senatorlal and con- to take iure <»f 10.000 te; ahers front Cent w age increase recoin mended iu !
Ixjiidon, Mar. 23.—The situation Friday night in the O. A. C. <adet
greaslonul < uudldaland cotnplete all parta of Hip l’nlted States w ho tile majority report
in the Ruhr valley, the stronghold of band which will give a concert at the
Seattle, Mar. 23.—Diamond rings
state tl< keta.
the German reds, is expected by dip­ opera house under the auspices of and other jewelery valued at *10.000
ure expected to utteiiil the coniing
lomatic circles to remain virtually the local poet of the American I^e- were stolen from a downtown jewel­
Tlli-re are three nein of candldates iconvention of thè National Faiuca­ Class <«ives Money —
¡tome time ago a content was start­ unchanged until peace confer««« here gion. Another member of the band ery store early today by four rubbers
for preaidentlul notninatlon In euch non Assoclallon In Salt laike July
party
General la'onard Wood, fit- I lo 10. are lielng formulated by ed In the Methodist Sunday school decide whether the German govern-1 has accepted a position with Sousa's who bound and gagged the proprie­
by inent troops shall be allowed in that band as a trombone player and will tor and a woman clerk, according to
dorsed at a repiMillcan lueeting last • • ommlttees <>f state school authorl- between the classes conduct«»!
Jnmes Martin and 'Rev. Knotts as to district. Today’s official messages after this summer be connected with reports made to the police.
Ih'cenilM'r I« ili -Ignated na the ma­ tius
An Inltial (fund of *10,000 ai-
which wonl<l have the highest aver­ state that the reds in the Ruhr dis- that organization. The local boys are
Jorlty proposal iandidale
The re- ready has Ixsen raised h«re
age atteiidaii e for th« month. The trict possess no effective artillery or jo Pardee. Harry Edgerton. Arthur
publican majority »Ioann ns announc-
Mrs Josephine t’orllss Preston.
«<1 Bl eight Words, the legni limit, is sii|M>rintendent of pitbllc inatructlon loser was to give a banquet to the tanks, but are plentifully supplied jCramer, Lynn Sabin, Wallace Niles
The class, of which Mr. with rifles.
and Earl Douglas. These compose a
prosperity, in thè state of Washington, is presi­ winners.
" i'ut riot tstn. progr**ss,
Martin
is
tea«
her. won the contest,
fifth of the membership of the band.
holiest). e< oiiomy. law mid order." dimi of th« Xntlon.il Education asao-
The demo ratte do'aii s For Issi­ cliitloil and she. it Is ««xpected vvlll After seeing the pictures of the Ar­
Essen. .Mar 23. The local execu­ Another local member who is not
mt nlan outrages aud since the Near tive committee today announced that able to appear with the band as he is
Illg pea; e anil; I I he le.igne of nii- ma|i out the convention program
East campaign is now under way the the entire industrial region
lions.”
here­ in California playing baseball, is
Copenhagen, .Mar. 23.—Esthofiia
class de Jdcd to forego the banquet abouts is in the hands of revolution­ Stanley Summers.
Governili li iiik <> Lowden, of 11 < HUB X I II It XX XIOI s IO
and Livonia, two former Russian
If the money would be turned over ary workmen and that the red army
Ticket sale will begin tomorrow
Ml I I Ml III DEMPSEY
linuls. republic hi . and James \\ Gcr-
to thi' Armenian relief fund. As the of 50,1100 men were victoriously ad- and seats may be reserved at Horn- Baltic provinces, now independent
aril, democra
'»ere
s«|c< ted
for
nations, are preparing for war, says
losers were willing, the money is to vancing on XX’esel, where the "last |ing’s Thursday morning at
10
presidential n .miuatiuii by delegates
a dispatch from Kovno today. Con-
Xew X’ork. Mar 23. "I uni aux- be turned through tile high school,
remnants of the regular trooiw" were o'clock. The concert will begin at eeptrations of large numbers of
Io Hi« D.'ccu, " T 'inferences
who Ions to box .lack Dempsei for the
as the class Is composed mostly of concentrated.
S sharp to give plenty of time for
were not satisfied with th« majority w orld's ln-av v weight championship
troops "bn the frontier is reiorted.
high school boys
This will enable
the dance that follows. It Is said
< tud « mid they arc known s» minor a. soon as r match ; mi be arrang-
the high school to compete for the
the dan • ..rche-ra 1« «M Of S|.A>|SH KAILWAV MEX w,u,
Ity proposal* canilhlate s. The r«puli I cd,” said Georges i'arpenteir.
I
i
the prize given for the largest per capita 4 ailed on 4'use—
the jazziest that has ever appeared
(J<> <>% STIUK>; AT M1„X1(.HT
Jicmi minority slogan la '"Economy, French heivyweight champion. on
< ontribution among the high schools.
E. L. Coburn has been sub|>oenaed here.
efficiency, protection, peace, agrii'Ul- | his arrival here from France.
The amount will lie about *25.
to appear on April 19 in the Almeda
tun. promoted, one flag."
The
Madrid, t.Mar. 23.—At a meeting
mines case, which is being tried in
■li'tiK» ratic minority
candidate
la
of railway men today it was unani­
Molli. W i ll tl NOMINATED AS
the
federal
court.
The
Almeda
mine
riimug under "’.Make und keep I Ile I
mously decided to declare a strike at
A MILANS AIM >11 TO MEXICO case has l>een appearing in court for
world safe for democracy.”
midnight of all railways in Spain.
the past seven years, and has been
Senators
Miles
Poindexter. of
Washington. '.Mar. 23 Henry Mor- tied up in litigation to such an ex­
I
street Sii|H*rinteiid«'nt Resign*—
Washington, mid Hiram Johnaon, of
gen I hail, former t’niteil States am- tent that it has been ini|»ossible to
t’allfornia. are known us r«pub||can
Luke Lally, who has been super­
hassador to Turkey, was today nom­ operate it extensively, The owner-
independent candidates, having been
intendent of streets here has resign­
in.iteil to he ambassador tn Mexico. ship of the |iro|ierty is involved and
named by filing a petition of at least
ed to take a place with the local wa­
Mr. Coburn
two parties claim it.
Paris. Mar. 23.—Food merchants ter comiran.v.
one per cent of the total vole of their (
Lawrence Wieland,
New York. Mar.
23
How an
(XILBÌ swoitx IX TOim
states that the decision of the court ¡here are stirring up an agitation tor
party at the last election. James O. ¡army of so.ooo
whose place he is taking will take a
Kolchak trooim
of
the
municipal
this time will undoubtedly establish : the abolition
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.Monroe, of IFinola. is the petition "melted awny’^by desertion to the
Washington.
Mar.
23 -Brain­ the ownership to such an extent that Lbooths scattered all over the city for position in the postoffice. The city
I
csndldate so n.rminatnd for the dem- > liolshev Iki. following a speech made
bridge Colby was sworn in today as the suceesaful claimant wilt feel safe the sale to the public of food and is now looking for a man to take the
ocratic ticket. Poindexter’s slogan to prisoners of war .by la»on TrotsKy,
superintendency of the streets.
secretary of state.
to proceed with development work, wine at less than current retail rates
is *'American government free from in Omsk, Siberia, two days after
in private stores. Those opix>sed to
■•lass or foreign control." Johnson's that city's evacuation by the \II-Rus-
Quota Is Raised—
these so-called Vilgrain booths, or
1« "Americanism, freedom of speech, slan forces, was told here today by
The quota for the Near East cam­
wooden huts, content that the city is
press, Justice, with law and order." Major General I. Thord-Gray. a for­
paign has been raised in school dis­
selling in them groceries, potatoes,
Monroes is "Prevent coal, oil and mer officer of the British, Canadian
trict No. 10. according to Mrs. Wal­
i wine and other supplies at prices so
transportation inono|x>ly by taxa- and 'All-Russian armies just return­
ter Farra. who brought the money
How as to injure commercial inter-
tion.”
in today. This is the first district to
ed from Vladivostok.
' ests.
meet the amount set by the Near
Trotsky, he said, addressing the
On the other hand M. Fiancette,
East
committee.
<
prisoners as "comrades," said they
j municipal councillor within whose
II
V
would be welcomed hv the red army
t
Honolulu. T. H.. Mar. 23.
\n
Ia»s Angeles, Cal., Mar. 23. —'Dis-■ department these organizations lie.
If they cared to join. Captive offl- army biplane out of control and trict meetings have been called in is strongly in favor of continuing
!iers. ho said, who wanted to return
manned by d.ieutenant <’. E. Duncan various parts of the southwestern them and intends to ask the council
i to Kolchak would lie given safe es-
states in preparation for the annual I to develop them and other municipal |
'cort and 2.000 rubles each. A num­ and Sergeant H. W. Russell, swoop­ convention of the league of th»' estalbllshments. For this purpose, it !
ber of the prisoners accepted the of­ ed down on 'Wilbur Morse Jr., while Southwest in this city April 1, 2 and ; is proposed to contract with Canada1
fer and. returning to their own lines, he was riding a surf board at Waiki­ 3, at which the improvement of til«’ for a loan of 150.000.000 francs to j
Sheffield. Eng.. Mar 23. For up- told what Trotsky had done. Within ki Beach recently like a sea gull af­ Colorado River Ivasin will be consid­ purchase Canadian foodstuffs for,
idyfn
art flcinl respiration to an two weeks, General Thord-Grav said, ter a choice tidbit, and. although the ered. Ixteal angles. President von provision in Paris.
Helena. Mont., .Mar. 23.—Two oil
Kolchak hud practically no irtny and plane was completely wrecked, neith­ Kleinsmud of the legaue said, would
As an example of benefit which !
unconscious steeplejack at the top of
a few months inter was exc ited.
are
er its crew nor the surfer was In- lie worked out at the district meet-1 the booths confer upon the public in fields and a new gold
field
a I
foot chimney, three men have
General Thord-Gray went to Si­ .lured.
Ing and delegates instructed accord­ helping to bring down the cost of drawing the adventurous from far
been a win led the Edw uni inoliai Tor bcrla with n Canadian expedition ll nd
Young Morse, who is the son (>r ingly.
living, it is stated that a can of un- j an(j neHr to ¡Montana.
was taken prisoner by the holshevlki ' le
lira very.
pant Wilbur Morse. I'. S. N R
Tile list of convention speakers sweetened condensed milk is sold in
The 'Roundup oil field is little less
w hen thev cnnlured Vladivostok !’■ !•’ . w .is riding Ills board on a big announced by the league includes the booths for 1.50 francs, for which
.1
und
Th
a
Mecca
than the new Winnett-Mosby
fore leaving, two attempts, tic »aid. omber of th > ’ "second break" surf, Senator William F. Borah, of Idaho; grocers in their stores demand 2.25 I ■
th'
ol'e
ani
at
.1
were lu.'idc to ns' iM'-'n.itp him.
j
field,
more
recent of discovery.
'whin the alrid.i.i
came out of the William Jennings Bryan. Heber .1. to 2.50 francs,
municipal
I Ilo
w lion I h< III 111
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Tow.ird the last, he said, th«' bol­ sky and he.idl'd straight for him. Grant. Salt Jgike City, head of the butchers' booths
I for 2 5
The gold rush is to the Scobey
W III
no l>
shevik troops showed better morale Lieutenant Duneiit. pilot of the Mormon chttreh:
in ordi- country, where ore assaying as high
Elwood
Mead to 35 per cent c
tlr>n Kolchak's men. They also had plane, aught i 'll pse of Morse and chairman of the California I.and Set­ I nary butcher stores and the tnttnici-
tun S a
a nd
one machine gnu fur ei cry 20 men. tried to "zoom." but the ma bine re­ tlement Board: Franklin K. Lane, pal fish stores are declared to have .as *120 to the ton in digging a well,
w Im
::"d
according to reports
'More than a
he Sfili, whereas the Kolchak army fused Io answer.
As the heavy bi­ former secretary of the interior, and tiroved a great sue ess.
hud onlv three i with every battalion. plane almost skimmed the surf board his successor. John Barton Payne:
Desidte these low prices. . the city hundred claims were staked within
ov et the
ilmost 000 men. During the retreat Morse headed into th ■ comber lust E. C. La Rue. Pas.idena, engineer: has derived a profit of 2,000.000 a few hours after the announcement
and
iil.itIon I > «f flic Kolchik nrntv. n t’.OOO-mf’e in time to escape being crushed.
John Willett Harding, chemist, and francs from the booths since their of the discovery.
ri'tiremcnt. they ' were driven bufo n
The machine crashed into the Cato Sells, commissioner. Cnited institution and recipts at them have
Dll seekers who have Invaded state
seldom
bofo"« smoking breaker, smashed the pro­ States Indian service.
amounted to more than 110.o00.0oo land projects. Governor Stewart has
t lie rollìi». machine guns but
rifle fire.
Ger.; r i’ V.,l ], .....T .... peller, crumpled its wings and turn­
X l.os Xngeles entertainment oni- ' I ran. s. Since this profit is shown, announced, must vacate or'he will
in a
XII Rttssl in war minister anil chi f ed over, while the
mit ec has been appointed to obtain I those favoring the Ninths say they take steps to force them out. Clashes
illld
111
of staff, he said, "lost the army it mrgeant leaped f roe
a c onunodations for 3,000 delegates ■annot bo called unfair competitors between ranchers and oil men have
I of ordinary tradesmen.
scratches.
to the convention.
been reported.
I Cnek without a fight."
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nlLoUn UUlO "Ul
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UUHLII I
EVANS SENTENCED TOMORROW
SALT LAKE MS 10
CARE FOR MOS
IN OAC. CADET BAND
PREPARING FOR WAR
PROMISES BETTER
THAN GUNS IN WAR
SUCCESS IN PAMS
DEATH BY FRACTION
THREE GET MEDALS
FOR ACT OF BRAVERY
BE SUBJECT OF MEET
OIL AND GOLD CAUSE
RUSH TO NEW FIELDS