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GKANTN PANH, JONEPHIXE < <H .XTY, OR1CGON,
I Itili Ai . Al ARI II 20, Itrgo
Idillio Senator Say» Timi < ««lubina
lion I'oriiivd to Get Control of
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Program AA ill I>• pend on <hitcuine
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charging
AA'iishlngton. PI.ir
that ' war profiteer;' ' liad < um bi lied
Io '«introl tin« republli-iin and dumo
cralli national comi ntlons, S«-nator
Burnii, of Idaho, told tin- h<-nat<- Io
day that tin* pres-«>n\i-ntIon expense«
if -uni«- presidential candidates ; re
"nu il a i b.mielesa git nation" prom
Isln : a saturnalto of corruption '
unit*' tin- i-ongre- ■ a Bed a hull
i AV boto IPsly Kc-'ign*—AAiwI Still
Held by llxrt Government. Tro<qe>
A ' ester« lay
AMEItH AX
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SEXAU
TIX«, <
I I STI El ES
IXAESTK.A-
OMMI'II I I. TOhU
Parts, Mar. 26. The German cab- : hadh AL ORG A XIZ A 1 lo.X IXNTRI'
I net headed by Premier Gustav Bauer '
MENTAL TN SMIHIXI. At TION
has resigned according to a message]
RA' MIXERS IS CHARGE
received from Berlin today.
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Büderich, Germany, Mar.
'Thursday
The Ebert government
'troops still hold Wesel across the
Rhine from here, at 4 o'clock today.
i righting, whi h was In progress dur-
IO Take s«i rotary of X'avy < h.trgcd AA Illi ing the day, seemed to be dying away
Majoril)
AA mil
Dyiin-ty
(tier Empire A< < «»rdini to All-
Laying Itovvii of Jot» of Scriir-
at that hour
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LOSS BY BOLL WORM
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Against Henry AA’ootton, <"harg*
< d AA'itlt Kidnapping Connected
Deportation«, I’rogreaaing
i '»«■
«Ice«, From frangimi
Ing Alen for Shi pa
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AV. <> Smith, o
D«-Tiiing'*> Last Xiglit—
Thursday In tin*
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Evangelist L>«-ming in hit- discourse
'OHIO business
*i'he li
il y for gutting the pro-
Admiral llor-
AA'asblli-'*on, Mar 26. The Ger­ last eiening at the Church of Christ
Geneva, Alar. 26
Tombstone, Mar. 26. The miners
Mrs i list Ainii-r wuul to Glen
por location for iho porinaiient high- «Itili« this morning tor a visit of set thy. regent of Hungary, has St-' cr«-tly mans by their superior gunnery, on the "Promise, Time and Manner strike in the Warren mining distri t,
waya throiiKti i he couniry was ini- «rai days with friends.
tint officially offer«-<l the Hun garlan ■'turned the British on their head.-," of the Se< ond Advent of Christ,” : !»egun in June, 1917, and in force
prtMHtod l>) <‘oiiiiiilM.'doner 11 A. Booth
Charles at tin* Battle of Jutland, Rear Adtni- took issue with those who set dates | when the Bisbee deportations were
I, Hobart returned last night throne to former Empefor
y»*0ti»rday i nt a meet In-: held In the
everything
ra! Plunkett declared today before as to the coming. He de lares that alleged to have occurred, was called
with
th«*
assuriiiKe
that
frolli a '.hi rt l> islni-ss trip to San
rooiiiH of tile county court al the
t
he senate committee investigating the day nor hour, nor year, no man by the Metal Mine Workers i'nfon,
le-i-n
arranged
for
the
return
of
has
Francisco
< ourttioiiM' i. The m«
with the navy's conduct of the war. Ad- knows, but that He’s coming and all an I. W. W. organization, Fred W.
the Hapsiiurg monarchy and
Iti» II AViswell arrived here J l*M-
of
uh a conferei! o <H<*r the matter
th« consent of the majority of th«- miral Plunkett did not go into the should lx- ready at any time. To­ Brown, a prosecution witness in the
routing ih>- Piirlfk highway thron/.li terday from Alussachusett and A ill , Kipu la 11 on. according to information details of the Jutland battle, and was night will be his last appearance here ¡trial of Harry E. Wootton, charged
There ha« been a di- work .it tin- River Banks Farms.
Grant* Pas«-
received from Prangins. where the asked no questions regarding it. He during this series and he will sneak with kidnapping in connection with
AA . C. S hup|»el, of th«- < iri-gnii Life former emperor lives.
vision of M-nt liiii-iil I concerning the
told the committee that the navy was on “Chronological Events anil Prac­ the deporta/tions. testified here to­
Insurance company, of Portland, is
m contend
route, many of t h<- r«--h|onf
i
w ithoiR sufficient men at the out- tical Significance of the Second Com­ day.
lug for the prttM-ul m iti- by way of In the oily iluting .A . It. Cornell. dis­ AA . It. < ’. I tegular Me<-tiiig—
We didn't have ing " Mrs J. L. Johnson will sing.
break of the war.
Lawnrblge and AA'sHltlimtiiu Botile* trivi manager of the cretion 1.1fi- <’«i.
Daniels Thert- were three who resionded to SPOK.AXE HELI'S CIT’ID'S
Geli. Logan AV. R.
will hohl enough men liecause Mr.
A .1 Johnson, w Im has In «-n hero th«-lr r«-gular meeting Saturday af­ would not let us have them and th«- invitation last evening.
vani, while others, including t he
ARROW IX Il's FLIGHT
county court ami tin- r« pr<- i-iit.i I I von for it few day lookin'.-’ o\«'f real <
ternoon
There will be initiation would not let us do anything Wi get
of the higbwnv
il< ear!ment, have tate left this morning for Roseburg and a social hour at the close.
them.'* lie .Old.
Spokane. Wash.. Mar. 26.—Cupid,
Att<-nd Scliixd .M«x-ting—
rt" otiim«-iidi<<l Hu- r«« •• -tr.il It' out Mr loliUHoti Is from Pomona
Geo. E. I.undburg and Su|ierinten- ousted by the Federal Farm I »an
Mr AV tn Bunch returned this
Sixth street amt «ti«’ th«- count y
dent J. G Intel, of the local schools. hank of Chicago, is invited to Spo­
home
Ailing u|Hin the rejxirt of iiornln g Irmn Richardson Springs
left for Albany last night to attend kane by the bankers of this city. The
its boon spendlnit
th««
i In- «-it •• nt«-« r« i In- lati ■ r •otite wan w here she » Il has
a meeting of the representatives of Chicago bank discourages the mar-
I. ami the past few w <*«-ks
school boards and school superinten- j riage of clerks in the »125 a month
night
Mrs It. S MascAll left
w h y h a m
dent- of the western part of the t class. Spokane bankers encourage
I t <te The meeting will make plans marriages, but at the same time the
with
r o*\«-r.il tnontliM. for Port land for a week *
» < yesterday. Com- her daughter Mrs. ('. L. AA
I to.stalralize the salaries of the school ' majority of them are reported as
*eaaed the Iwllef the Hauler hotel.
Ullas
teachers In the state bo that the bid- ' agreeing that a man must be a fin-
Monroe,
Mrs. (' A ‘Calhoun, of
I« it entern th«
I bat
I»xington, Alar 26 -Pau! Little, | ding <>f one school against another uncial wizard to stipi>ort a wife In
ltutte, Mont Mar 26
The story
e.” and bo aald ha been visiting here for H I short of nil aged and crippled prosp««tor. the 12-year-old son of E. R. Little, will 1.0 eliminated. The meeting was . mutual comfort and happiness on
Wil*
in th» commun time, Slie I.-ft list night for <«n- who, dyinu from famine, shared Ills u la*xingtou capitalist who was held held this afternoon.
if t
»125 a month.
« entered on a trai l I 'oint
"It 1s up to the clerk in’our bank.”
l.i-t pro'1 ions with ills hor.-e l.t-fore for ransom by a kidnapper, was lo­
ve<|
Mn •s. E. M
ition made by
said one of the local bankers. "It
tin , Oil i a trip to obtain relief, cated this morning in a room In a < ailed tn .I ik k-onvilli
ir
» hi glit here with the diseov- local hotel. Th«* parents first learn­
Henrv
not a Question of salary In my
Chief of Police M Igvne
It ; h
a Ivldmt
r<*d. i
the man's body, guarded by ed of the whereabouts of their-son Ba-her.
Harry
Cougie.
Andrew opinion but of the character of the
taken telili-'
nt ii <>
I horse. The story was when he telephoned from the hotel Shade. AA'. G. AVhite and C. E. Youn r. °"ne r”en and Xo111»* woman who
Air nn Ur i, 11 1
in returned
tested
< »in ri.
in a not«* left by the dy- room, lie said he had been kept a left todav ■ for Jaeks-Mville
Nheie r,‘ '''>nteni..!.<ting matrimony.” said
■sterdav rom Cornili
win re the)
"i.
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prisoner then*, sin. e Wednesday they w e re ‘ (ailed io teetifv against another. Most of the bankers de­
...if T’ey
r and
«int th«
m
I do
in I m 11
The prospector. Hans Hansen, lay night. The man holding him dtsap- Airs I-ark Evans, who was arrested ci - red themselves In favor of married
« item..is here look - near dtwth In his cabin In the moun­ pvared eai4y this morning,
rin* u III spell
Ixist for complicity in the kidnapping and i i clerks.
\s ,m 'ng iifb-r proper! y Interests
night
Little
deposited
»2.1,000
in
an robbery of AVhite last fall.
tainous country 16 miles south of |
Mrs.
A A. Porter spent Thursday tn
in« nt of t he
this city
He had lieen hemmed in empty ash can. but the man tailed Evans was held for »200o ball but i EOI It DIE IX SXOW SI.IDE
!: ho city from I i I h Grave creek ranch,
was asked
.
by snow and nolioily came his way. to call tor it.
she was unable to get this, so it Iras
THAT CARRIED AAA A A HOI SH
and the Mr Porter says that the road over Food for himself and forage for his
ill r«
Ac
Gon d closed that the lowered to »1.000, which she was ,
lmost fmpassabl«* even
cu in in is- Ion Smith hill i
horse was gone, except a Little flour, room key was turned in at 7 this I able to secure
The case against ¡
Salt Ibike City. Mar. 26.—Four
»a rt 1 with horses
nu ui I"
lie made the flour into cakes, shared morning. The boy called his mother | Mrs. Evans is attra. ting quite a lit-
people.
E. M. Parr and wife, and
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lie
Mr"
Joi-
'Russell
left
-for
(«lend
sans.
th«*m with the horse^ got into hie ¡<>n the telephone 5 minutes lattjr. itle aitention. inasmuch as her hus- i their two sons, were killed early to­
this morning, where Mr Russell I is rickety wagon
<>f th....... .
As ex
of
"Cox"
w agon and started for Butte' Nothing has been seen
ind was convicted last week.
day when their home at Bingham.
I ­ through the drifts. They had got ] since he left the hotel,
iiiisiion in t)
obtainln - doing some contracting on the Pa
They
30 miles southeast of here, was des-
They will spend the
:hwayi. unii iflc highway
rights of w ay
half way when Hansen toppled from,--------------------
I troyed by a snow slide. The bodies
unimer there.
of Io al Ing i
the wagon dead, The horse halted
I. AA. AA. ItlXG IX AVITI!
were recovered. The Parr home
Air and Mrs James A l.athrop. of
inissioner Booth *'ated that tie- pin
and lowered Ills In-ad over the nias-
.11 RA A EXIREs IS « II IKGEI» which was situated on a side hill,
merit of an extra thousand dollars Portland, are local visitors for today ter's body.
was entirely demolished. advices say.
Mr Litbrop is head
for right <if way wa.- a small matter from Portland
The engineer of a passing train
Seattle. Mar. 26 - -Charges
that t
if It shortened a road or gave a bet of the tax and right of way depart • saw th«*tableau and notified the au-
Industrial AAorkers of the World
ter grade, for the road was there for in<-nt of the Southern Pa iflc and t horities, w ho im est ¡gated.
The
I ring is in with jury venires Is being BOLSHEVIK! OCCt PA MAIKOP
thousands of years prolmbly, and the was here to see if any changes had note they found explained the
STATES RINNIAX MENN AGE
tra-
I investigated by the prose utina at-
Item of saving gasoline and
wear been made in the boundaries of road« gedy.
announced
San Francisco, Mar
26.—Forma-1 torney, it was
today,
and tear and time was a matter of nr school districts.
l»ndon, Mar. 26.—The bolshevjki
non of a jvower imvo I under the di-1 Some investigators. It is ‘charged,
Mr and Mrs. AA’. J. Butler, who
many more thousands than th«- cost
re .-lion of the state railroad commis- ! wore stars and represented them- have occupied Maikop, a town in the
were en route to Eugene from Cali­
of rights of way.
I'oo Ahu ll Snon —
sion that will make it possible to selves as sent by the prosecuting at­ territory of Kuban. Ciscaucasia, ac­
Speaking of th«- campaign for new fornia, stopped here for a short time
cording to a wireless message sent
Henry Haefner and T. M. Hunt of tend electric energy from Southern torney.
work the present season. Mr. Booth Although at the time they stopped of!’
out
by the Russian soviet govern­
the
local
forestry
office,
returned
yes
­
Oregon to San Diego is to be effected
said that the program would depend tliei knew nothing of the country,
ment from Moscow today.
terday
from
AVIlliams.
where
they
this
summer
In
order
to
offset
the
entirely upon the outcome of the .Mr. Butler says now that ho will
the
as his
brief went expecting to make a trip to the water shortage in this state.
election In May when the people will probably return
ALANKA NATIVE PROBI.EM
Josephine caves. The snow has been commission announced here today.
vote on th«« question of increasing view of Grants Pass has convinced
CAN BE EASILY SETTLED
'falling
for
the
past
few
days
on
the
The
announcement
followed
the
'
the limit of Indebtedness
AA'Ith an him that he would like Io in v est
mountains
around
the
caves,
making
J
submission
of
reporta
from
represen-
here
affirmative vote, Mr Booth said that
J linear. ¡Alaska. Mar. 36.—Alas­
¡it impossible to ¡get through. It is Itatives of approximately 90 power
t>* paving of more highway north
ka’s "native problem” can be solved
said
tha>t
there
must
be
at
lisist
three
concerns
on
proposed
methods
for
from the city limits of Grunts Pass
without trouble if the natives are
or four feet of snow on Gray«backl overcoming the shortage.
could proceed without delay, but If
given school books before they are
mountain
near
the
eaves.
Dallas.
Tex.,
Mar.
25.
—
The
Texas
The
arrangement
virtually
is
com
­
the measure were defeated it would
cotton industry is facing prospects given the ballots, according to Louts
pleted. it was announced.
be lm|M>s««lldo to extend the program
of
a loss of »120,000.000 annually F. Paul. Juneau, secretary of the
for more work than now contracted
through
the pink boll worm pest, ac­ Alaska Native Brotherhood, an or­
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PREPARED
for.
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cording to a report by entomologists ganization of northern Indians.
The O. A. C. cadet band arrived of Texas A. ,<• M college, to the Tex­
Daily A nca I ion Bible School—
The O. A. C. girls of the city have this morning on their s|>ecial Pull- as Chamber of Commerce nere.
Truck Capacity Explained—
Roseburg, Ore
Mar. 26.
Au- been working all day preimring for man after a hig-hly successful trip
Mani towns In Oregon will con­
"If Texas does not take prompt
Means for measuring the capacity
duit a /Dally Vacation Bilde school nouncement was made here today of the banquet to be given tonight for to Klamath Falls and intermediate steps to eradicate this pest other cot­ for trucks that is allowed by state
this year
The Oregon state com­ the consolidation of the Roseburg the townspeople at the Chamber of points. The boys say that they had ton-growing states will impose a law. has been given by M. -L. Opdvcke
mittee has just been organized to News mil the Roseburg Review. The Ciiinmerce. The girls are working crowded houses the I Kith nights the.' rigid quarantine against Texas cotton who has received an official an­
help all who plan this kind of a merger will become effective April 1, under the direction of Mrs. C. D. played at Klamath and could have products,” AValton Peteet, manager nouncement of the methods to be
school.
IteV. .1 AV. Hoyt. Ashland, the lannonnci-ment says, incorpora­ Thompson who has been in charge of remained a week with the same suc­ oT the -agricultural department of the used. There has been some discus­
Oregon, will furnish information and tion articles .ailing for the publica­ a large number of such feeds before. cess.
It Is said that they cleared Chamber of Commerce said, in mak­ sion as to the exact meaning of the
tion to lie known as the Roseburg They promise plenty to eat and lots »!H»(i while in that city, and had al­ ing the report public.
help In or anlzlng n school
state law hut this is now made clear.
News Review. The Review Is the old- Io think aiiioiit. The program will most ns good success in Medford and
‘'Infestation has been found in To figure the capacity of a truck ac­
■■st paper in Southern Oregon. t ho consist of a number of musical selec- Ashland. They tplav here tonight Louisiana just across the Texas line. cording to tire width, take the total
EXGI INII
News, formerly the PlaIndealer. tie- Hons and talks by the alutnni of the anti will then leave for Al'ban.v, Rigid quarantine measures have width, in inches, of the four tires
AT
in ■ almost as old, it is said.
Oregon schools. The speakers will where they give their last concert of been taken
and allow 600 pounds to each inch
1.. AA'Intlierly. editor of th<- Review, lay stress upon the nearly bankrupt th«* tour
"The pink boll worm appeared at of tire width. If a truck has five
A large number of local
Allan Hell, the it AA*. ¡Bates and son. Bert (I. Bute* condition of Oregon’ schools, which people will 'be out tonight to hear Hearne. Texas, in 1917. The pest inch tires on the front wheels
London, Alar
ti.
and
resident magistrate who presided of the'News, are the incorporators in are nt the foot of the list in the ex­ them as the 'band can be considered ■was entirely wiped out by abandon­ six Inch on the rear, the total width
over the Inquiry Into dealings of the the sum of »30,000. Economic busi­ penditure per student, both In build as almost a local organization, six ing cotton cultivation for two years. would be 22 Inches, which would al
Sinn Fein with the Irish ilvanks, was ness policies are the reason for tin- Ings sud availalbe funds.
"In Mexico the annual loss from low a load of 13.200 pounds. This
A clear of the honte.iboys playing in it. The
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shot dead this morning outside the consolidation, It Is said. Walter S idea of the situation may be gathered dance will be held at the AValdorf the pink boll worm is 20 per cent of load 1s excessive however, and is not
Masonic club at Dublin, according to Fisher retires from the 'Review. Th.« by attending the banquet tonight and hall immediately after the concert, the crop: in Hawaii 50 to 90 per permitted, unless a county permit is
n dispatch from that city to the Crn- new paper will lie published from the hearing the arguments for the meas­ which commences at S sharp to give cent. In Egypt the yearly loss is secured to carry more than the five
Irai Nows.
office of the News.
»15,000.000.”
ure.
ton maximum.
plenty of time for the dance.
PROSPECTOR GIVES
KIDNAPPED YOUTH IS
LAST EOOD TO HORSE RELEASED BY CAPTOR
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