rants
Courier
MONDAY, M NIC« H 21», 1020,
WHOLE NUMBER 20t
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Deiiekino'a loluuUs-rs Desert I |x>n
I all of Novoroesisk to Troops
of Len I lie
ALLIED PERMISSION No'l GUIN
TO Mol l
M IDE Bl <<Ol’EltN-
III NT TROOI’S
Novoroaalak, Mar. 29. Thu occu- ■
pation of thia city
by
bolshevik
forces occurred Haturday morning. :
Thousands of Denlklne's volunteer
soldiers went over to th” soviet side.
Huprein«* < ourt I pliohLs laxFollette
let Relating to Pa> ment of Wages
to Seamen on Demand
Six Eastern States Swept by Storm and Hundreds Die
and Property Loss Reaches Millions—Late Re­
ports Increase Lists of Lives Lost
SUPREME «ILIO CONSIDER
IVashigton, Mar. 29—The supreme PROGRESSIVE
PARTIES T IKS
court in deciding
the
appeals
STAND AGAINST KING FOB
brought by British ship-owners, to­
NEW GOVERNMENT
day upheld the constitutionality of
the provisions of the 1-aFollette sea­
men’s act relating to payment of
wages to seamen upon demand.
CABINET WAS DISSOLVED
Chicago, Mar. 29 -Material aug- |
Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 29
'Due to de­
umentation of the known death list moralized wire conditions, few addi­
of 73 and of property damage esti­ tional details of last, night's tornado
mated at many millions of dollars which struck Georgia and Eastern
Miilijis'i It III I oinn Before B<«iy—Or­
Action By Ruler Ri-sults in Proci**
loomed today when the restoration Alabama are available here early to­
der Being Rewlorcil in Dlstrlits
îiuttion According to Advices to
of wire communication would perntit day. The death list stood at "approx-
lloi'knien Held
< iqs-nhagen
the computation of accurate reports ihnately 40, with many hundreds in-
a
Iron» six central west states which ' jured. The property damage Is ex-
were hit by a series of tornadoes yes­ i pet ted to run well into the millions.
St.
I
xiu I m , -Mar. 29.
Examination
Mar. 29. Absolute confir­
Copenhagen, Mar. 29.—The pro­
of the entrance of regular of prospective Jurors to try 1'raula terday. The most foreboding ru­ ■ Twenty-one bodies were found at La
gressive parties of Denmark will re­
mors
early
today
were
from
the
Broderick,
16
years
old,
confessed
i
Grange,
Georgia.
Another delightful social
hour
army troops Into thu Ruhr
ply to the king's dissolution of the
' slayer of her father In 1916, on Southern Michigan peninsula, and
was spent Saturday afternoon at the
cabinet today by proclaiming a re­
charge of having killed her stepfath­ rural districts of Indiana and Ohio.
I-a Grange, Ga., Mar. 29. -Casual­ close of the regular session of Gen. public, according to the Rupon print­
er, Joseph F Wood link, April 14, In those states wires were prostrat­ ties resulting from the storm in this Logan AV. R. C.
ed in Koebenhavn.
1919, was ordered to begin In Juven- ed in every direction and it was said section were placed at about 50 dead
After two new m embers had been
1 lie court here today.
ft might tie days before some com­ and over 100 injured.
initiated and the regular routine of SEVEN CONVICTED I. W. W-’S
At th« coroner's inquest, th« girl munities heard from the Chicago dis­
business disposed of a “surprise”
ARE OUT UNTIL SATURDAY
lestlfied she shot and killed Wood- trict, which, with 29 deaths, was the
Toledo, Mar. 29. Casualties from program was arranged to celebrate
| lock when he attempted to attack heaviest suffer. Other known death the storm last night here and in the the 50th anniversary of the wedding
Montesano, Mar. 29.—'Pending th«
lists Include: West Liberty, Indiana.
Berlin, Mar. 29. News from the I her. Fearing him, she said, she hud
surrounding district numbered
20 of Mr. and iMrs. John Lawrence, It hearing of the motion for a new trial
7; Fenton, Michigan, 7; Zulu, Ind­
slept
with
a
revolver
concealed
in
Ruhr district, Rhineland ami W<*st-
killed. Hundreds were Injured ac- required some diplomacy to stage the seven convicted Industrial Work-
iana, 5; Nashville, Ohio, 5; Green-
phalla, permlts the conclusion that the folds of her nightdress for sev­
cording to what information is ob- the affair secretly aud to lure Mr. . era of the World are out until Satur­
vllle. Ohio, 4; Sylvania, Geneva. To-
Lawrence from the street to the day morning.
order will be gradually restored In eral weeks and when on April 14,
talnable. Wires are prostrated.
leda and Raabs Corner, Ohio, 2 each;
he
came
io
her
liedsld
”
and
etnbrac-
corps rooms. Chairs were arranged
tauss regione where
V. here rebel
rebellious
Hous work-
>
Geneva, Indiana. 3; one each in M»V-
logmen have Iwen operating. It was ! ml her, she drew the revolver and
Indianapolis. Mar. 29.—Twenty- in rows across the hall and the
eral other small Ohio, Indiana and
' fired.
declared today.
i seven dead and at least 100 missing handsome couple were seated with
liter the shooting, she surrender- Michigan towns.
! was the toll of the tornado In North- 13 “bridesmaids,” who will celebrate
I ed to the ■police and lust May was
their golden wedding in 1920, and
!
Elgin. 111., Eight persons were klll- »rn Indiana, according to reports
'indicted for first degree murder, but
one
"best man,” a comrade. All In
ed and approximately $1,000,000 I reaching here.
‘has been at liberty under q $5,000
readiness Mrs. Addie Wurtzbaugh
dama*re done when a tornado raced
bond.
read a gretting. Little I^eslie Bar- ,
Columbus. Mar. 29.—Casualties in
a large portion of the business quar­
Ursula Broderick was only 12 ter and part of the residence section ! western Ohio totalled 26 dead and mon had been carefully coached 'by
years old In 1916 when she shot anil of a dozen or more 'Michigan cities. I probable several hundred Injured his mother on a pretty little speech
Riverside, Cal., Mar. 29.—■'Librar­
in presenting a large boquet of yel­ ians are feeling the pinch of th«
killed U'lr father, Thus P. Br<><le-
Cut off from the rest of the world. and millions of dollars damage to low flowers.
The young man walk- high cost of living
rick. In that case a coroner's jury It w5s reported that they were In the property
In the call for
ed across the room very bracelv, and
exonerated her after she had
....... test!/
the 25th annual meeting of the Cal­
parth of the storm, which is said to!
gave the flowers to the bride, then
fled that she shot him because he
have been particularly severe in the
Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 29. —With 78 ran back to his mother -speech for- ifornia Library Association, to be
was beating her mother and
was
held here April 30 to May 3, Carel-
vicinities of
Kalamazoo.
Battlq dead, hundreds injured and thou- gotten.
fit to strike her with a hammer
ton B. Joeckel of Berkeley, president
Crpek, Lansing. Bay Qty und Sugi- ■ sands homeless, the list of casualties
Miss Ellen 1-oomis read an orig­ of the association, announced that
Mr* Woodlock Is charged
Jointb nu w.
growing out of yesterday’s tornadoes
inal poem; Mrs. Lou Hood read a the salary problem would be one of
ulth her daughter In connection with
Lima. Ohio, Mar, 29. Seven dead j I in Georgia and Western
Western Alabama,
poem; Mrs. Btinebaugh presented a the outstanding questions for con­
Woodloch'* death but will t >e tried
and immense property damage, was continued to grow today, Additions
gold emblem pin; the climax of sur­ sideration. A special committee has
Broder-
later. Both IVoodlock and
the toll of last night's storm In this are expected as soon as wire commu-
prise and amusement was reached been studying the subject for the last
lek were plunibeni.
section.
nication is restored.
when Mrs. Hattie Petersou present­ year.
I'niler the Missouri laws, If the
ed the groom with a large wedding
girl is convicted of first or second
Library aid ip Americanization
<>M l< T.
cake, beautifully decorated with 1 and the improvement of rural life
degree murder her punishment may
ET IV si » i \ f : bo the seine as if she were an adult.
red hearts that "beat as one," | conditions will be discussed by John
surrounded with a wreath of goldeu Collier of New York and Dr. Elwood
The minimum Is 10 years in liie pen-.
daises, and purple violets, all on a , Mead, chairman of the California
If. however, she Is eon
Fred I .OK C Itentiar.v.
111 »X t’ ' olivict victeil of any degree of mnnslaugh-,
snowy cover of white frosting. •| land settlement board.
gem of culinary art, made 'by Mrs. i The 11th annual meeting of th«
nt the ' home ter, she wll lhe sent to an Industrial
s"hoo) until she la 21, It was ex-
Mary Wallace. Mr. Lawrence held California County Librarians associa­
plained.
the cake very proudly until the end tion will be held in conjunction with
Vienna, Mar. 29. A wave of pes- | no factories except those producing of the program when it was careful­ this convention.
siinism has swept over the country the necessities of life are in constant ly wrapped for him to carry home.
as I o how 11” recell <•<! the
I
ml A few minute before Loie Gypsies in Town—
of operation.
since Huron Koranyi, minister
For instance, the great Comrade Metcalf then read as a
poem
"I’m J
found, G. II. Mouroe reported to i
When the 'business man went to finance, and the food controller re­ Florisdorf locomotive works, with a. closing the beautiful
ixdice that lie h.ul shot a man in town this morning, he was greeted turned from ports with empty hands capacity of 150 locomotives a year Growing Old.” by John Godfrey ■
back yesterday, who had held by "Tell your fortune, mister?" Sev­ ex ept for some small food credits. has been idle for four weeks while Saxe. A most interesting part of the
up and nibbed him.
eral auto loads of the gypsy wander­ NeWkpapers express regret at the de­ all Europe is crying for railway mo­ program was a short sketch of the
ers had stopped here for a couple of lay of the hojied for American loan tive power. The demand for freight lives of Mr. and Mrs. l-awrence by
days and were giving cause for nu­ and publish warnings of approaching cars is insistent and yet the Graz their daughter, Mrs. Marietta Pratt.
merous complaints from
different exhaustion off food supplies and of car factory with a potential capacity!
At the close of the program all 1
of 300 cars a month produces less formed tin line and marched to the
parts of town. Finally Chief of Po­ anwt her crisis.
A Wpod club, havin;, for its pur­
Depression prevails in business than 50 because dual is not to be dining room where a dainty lunch pose the nomination of General
lice Moixine told them to leave and '
they packed their cars and started circles. Manufacturers declare that had and consequently they cannot se­ prepared by a special committee was I^eonard Wood, as republican candi­
for the north. They are traveling these driblets of loans for food pur­ cure wheels, axles and structural waiting, The pleasant afternoon will date for the presidency, is being
I
long lie remembered by the large formed in the city today by Walter
In automobiles. Instead of the old ! chase are futile and that only credits iron for bodies.
familiar covered wagon.
[sufficiently large to enable business
Vienna is surrounded with a for­ number present.
J. Tooze, who has been organizing
to get on its feet by the purchase of est of factory stacks but smoke is­
similar organizations in Medford,
News of the death of John I). Fry,
coal and raw materials will postpone sues from few o( them. This has
Ashland and other Southern Oregon
at San Diego, wits received here Sat­
been true ever since the revolution
towns. Mr. Tooze will speak in th«
urday night by his son, J T. Fry.
of the 15 months ago. Manufacturers say
interests of the cliib Wednesday
Both sons. J. T. and W. D.’Fry, left
that lf coal can be assured in suffi-
' night, at a place which will be named
that evening for San Diego. Word
clent quantities, they will manage to
later. The club Is meeting with en­
haH not yet 'been received here as to
find raw materials enough to start
thusiasm here, over a hundred sign­
what, plans have been made.
Mr.
inents.
For this reason industries with and slowly build up credits tor
ers putting their names on the peti­
Fry had been in ill health for a
more.
•
lie idle.
tions in less than two hours. Dr. J.
number of years and despondency
Austria's natural and logical coal'
Commission after commission has
C. Smith is aiding Mr. Tooze in th«
■over t.hlH Is believed here to have
Marysville, Cal., Mar.
29. New supply lies ill ¡Bohemia and IPrussia, [ vainly tried to obtain delivery of the
IndianaiioUs.
Alqr.
29.—Every move being made in Grants Pass.
led to his death. , Mrs. Fry was in evidence, the nature of which has or Upper Silesia. ’ Under present ar­
coal for which contracts were made beekeeper in California is a profes-
Mr. Tooze says that he has been
Xan Diego *wlth her husband at the not been revealed. Will lie offered at
rangements coal is secured, what | with Czecho-Slovakia. The reason sional and they follow the business meeting with approval wherever h«
time, as they went there In the hope the second trlnl of Frank McCormick,
there is of it. under agreements be- ■ for this failure Is unknown here. One along scientific lines with the idea has been, a large number signing up
that Mr. Fry would regain his health. charged with murder of Charles tween state governments and upon expert says that unless Austria is al­ of obtaining thu maximum amount of
in Medford and almost as many 1«
He .was well known In this city, being Brown, according to the statement arrival here Is distributed by gov­ lowed to get coal from the Upper Sl- ¡honey, according to F. J. Rettig. Wa­
Ashland. He also says that the cit­
one of the directors of the First Na­ of Dlstrlot Attorney E. Ray Manwell. ernment officials. The supply Is so lesin fields, whence has always come bash. in a report to the department
izens signing are some of the most
tional bank.
The trlnl opened here today.
Mr. ¡Rettig repre­ Influential, and that he is greatly
small, that virtually all of it is need­ the bulk of Austria's supply, her pop­ ■ of conservation.
The following message was receiv­
Brown, a wealthy sheepman, was ed for limited railway operation, the ulation must lie deported or the sented the Indiana Btate Beekeepers' nleased with the reception here. In
ed from San Diego:
shot Io dentil November I, 1919, at gas and electric plants and limited country will perish under starvation ¡association at the national conven- 1906 Mr. Tooze was given a ma­
John D. Fry, a director of the a ranch near Honcut, this county. private domestic use.
and anarchy. This solution, he says, ition of beekeepers in Kansas City. jority of votes over Representative
First National bank nl Grants Pass, McCormick and his sister, Mrs. Ger­
Mo., in January, 'le returned to In- Hawley in this county at the election
None remains for Industries and lies in the hands of the powers.
■Ore., wus killed here this afternoon trude Wilson, were Jointly charged
' diana after spending the winter near
that year.
by a bullet from a revolver which he with murder and while Mrs. Wilson Stniidiuiliz.e Fire Hydrants—
Mulu- Good Time—
i Redlands.
California. w here he
Mr. Fry, who had was acquitted, tly Jury hearing Mo
hied In his hand
Ray Stevenson, one of the drivers studied the industry.
An effort is being made to stand­
STRIKING PACKING EMPLOYES
been visiting here with Ills wife, was Cormlck's case disagreed.
California produces more honey
BE THROWN OUT OF WORK
ardize the fire hydrants of the Unit- on the Crescent City-Grants Pass
found dead on the watiff- front near
Mrs Wilson contended that she
than any other state in the union,
A
start
has
been
made
in
stage
line,
made
a
record
round
trip
nd
States.
the scene of a 'baseball game.
was suffering from aphasia and had
Mr. Rettig found the average ■Cali-
Chicago Mar. 29.—Nearly fifty
The shot -was heard only In two no recollection of shooting Brown. this part of the state by forwarding Monday. He left here at 8 o'clock fornla beekeeper maintained 100 col­
thousand employee in the packing
small boys. who. after seeing the No denial that she shot him was a sample of the couplings used here in t'he morning and was back liefore onies where In Indiana the average
companies here will he thrown out
man fall told some of the spe tutors made.
to Medford. In case of a bad con­ mi<lnight traveling 200 miles, with number of colonies Is fifteen
One of work if the workers of the Uniox
of the garnet who notified the police.
Evidence on behalf of iMoCorniiclf flagration in either city, the equip­ tnanv stops to deliver mail. That Is Californian has 10,000 colonies. E.
Stock Yards and Transit company,
One of Mr Fry’s sons. Thomas, Is was that be shot Brown in self de­ ment can be rushed from the other certainly making good time after the S. Miller of Valparaiso, with 400 col­
who went out on strike Saturday, re­
assistant cashier of the Grants Pass fense after Brown had wounded h'm city and no time will be lost in mak- lute heavy storm.*• Del Norte Trluli- onies is the largest beekeeper In In­
main out, company officials said to­
•'t the jaw.
cute.
■bank
ng the necessary connections
diana.
day.
NEW EVIDENCE FOUND uHxxHT.,
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