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GRANTS PAMH, JOHEI'HINE COUNTY. OREGON,
Seven Republican-« and Five Demo­
crats on llnllot-—.Socialists Again
Itnn Dole- for l*r«s>ldeiit
SATUHDAl, APRIL 3, 1P20.
WHOLE N't MH EK 2O3T«
Istrge Hioek Sldp|M-<l in From Cali­
fornia Taken and Owner Fined
in Federal Court
%
TM.I.M
INDEPENDENTS
THAT
Detroit, Mich., Apr. 3.—The pref- HEAD OF HUNGARIAN PEACE delegation heading inventi . I Portland, Apr. 3.—Sheriff’s depu-
FORMER PRESIDENT OF REPUB­
«renco of Michlgan republicans and
HE DOKH NOT WANT TO BE
DELEGATION MAKES STATE­
GATION W SITUATION IN AR­ ; ties to«lay seized 63 cases of chain-
LIC KILLS BEI/TRAN FOR AC­
' pagne and assorted wines in a local
Fl RTH ER EMBA HR AHMED
democrats for presidential nominees
MENT TO THE REGENT
MENIA MAKES REPORT
CUSATION OF FRAUD
¡store room. The liquor was shipped
will ¡be registered next Monday in
. in as paper napkins from California,
the stale's second presidential pref­
| Harry Jones was arrested and plead-
I
erence primary.
I
' od guilty in the federal court and
Republicans have a field of seven
■ was fined 3500.
to choose from, while the democrat*
ProMlilmtial < iinilhlnl* iam’rt» ID’ have entered five in the lists. Two
Position Looks Better Titan Month Greitt Britain Second Choice of the IM, AWAY WITH ELECTION
Slayer, Who Was Member of Nation,
has Bean Ijoyal Io Faction Over
of the latter, William J. Bryan and
TO REDUCE EXPENSES I al Administrative Couneil Being
Ago Is View Expressed on Return
Turks and Armenians if Mandate
Numerous Yean
William G. McAdoo, uiaue unsuccess- (
to Iludupest
Is Place«! Over Them
Held Incommunicado
Castle Rock, Colo., Apr. 3.—If it
ful efforts to have their names re-
Is, true that the high cost of govern­
moved from the ballots, Withdrawal
New York, Apr. 3. «Herbert > I <><>/■ after certification, however, is not I
ment is the most important contri­
Budapest, Apr. 3. «Count Albert
Washington, Apr. 3.—President
Monteviedo, Uruguay, Apr. 3—Po­
ver issued a atatemi'iit today In permitted under the Btate election I Apponyi, returning from Paris yes­
bution to the high cost of living,
Wilson today transmitted to the sen­
litical excitement prevails here as a
which ho requested that ho be not laws, and the two names remained terday for a conference with Ad­ ate the report of the American com-j then Castle Rock should be the
result of the death of Washington
further embariiHscd by the sugges­ on the ballots.
miral JIurty, the (Hungarian regent, nil anion headed by Major General ! cheapest place in which to live. Mu­ Beltran, editor of “El Pais," in a
tions of some independents that ills
nicipal
elections
were
to
be
held
this
An unusual situation results from declared that the peace treaties be­ Harbord. which investigated the con-I
duel with former President Jose
name bo placed before any other the fact that the name of Herbert tween the allies and the central
spring. Mayor Hugh Shellabarger
ditions in Armenia.
Batlley Ordones yesterday morning.
and all the other town officers were
than the republican party, as "pri­ Hoover appears on both republican powers were only temporary in na­
The commission made no recom­
After
the last elections the Uruguay
candidates for reelection. Apparent­
mary sense of team-work in any and democratic tickets. The double ture.
"My Impression is that no mendation relative to the United i
nationalists
accused the "Batllist*,”
ly everyone thought the town got
party organIzation would preclude filing for the former food adminis­
allied statesman sincerely believes States assuming a mandate over Tur- I
along all right last year under Shell­ the party headed by the former pres­
such a pos" Utility." He mild, in the trator wm made possible when the
the present treaties can hold
for key and Armenia, but lhe report con­
abarger and by unanimous consent ident, of fraud. Beltran’s newspaper
stat« meat, that he hnd no great re­ state's attorney general ruled in­ long," ho said,
"1 have not lost tained extensive arguments for and 1
the administration has been allowed in an editorial, called Bailie "the
cord of paitislan activity and "nd- operative. as applied to the presiden­ hope and believe
the jiortlon of Hun­ against such action.
The lnhabi-:
to hold over another year without champion of frauds.” This utter­
nititod” his |M>litical activity was tial primary, the amendment passed gary to lie l>etter
than it was a month tants of the countries, the commis-i
ance led to the duel yesterday.
the expense of an election.
confined to membership in a prom­ by the last legislator» requiring from ago," he added.
slon stated, desired that America I
Batlie, who was twice president of
inent republican club and allegiance candidates an affidavit of party affil­
take mandate first, with Great Brit- i
Uruguay and who is now a member
to the party over a period of years. iation.
ain second choice.
No mandate i
of the national administrative coun-
Engineer Roliert« Here—
The republican ticket comprises
ell, voluntarily gave himself up to
Win J. Roberts, of Tacoma, is in should be taken, the report said, ■
¡Senators Poindexter, of Washington, I the city today looking after property without a formal agreement with
the police. ¡He is being held incom-
France
and
Great
Britain,
and
also
i
and Johnson of California; General 'Interests here.
m unicado.
Mr. Roberts is one
Porshiug, Major Cenerai Leonard i of the foremost civil engineers of a "definite approval” of Germany
M .ishlngton, \|»r. 3. To date the Wood. Governor Ixiwden. of Illinois; the coast, and has for many years and Russia.
I
population of 263 of approximately Í Mr. Hoover and William G. Slmp- • taken a deep interest in the develop-
DE8TROYEK RAMMED ON WAV
14,'K'O IncoriHirnted cities and towns son. of Detroit.
TO HONOLULU FROM U. 8.
t ment of irrigation and other like
in lhe country have been announced
Ac the time for the filing of can-
On the democratic ticket beside« projwts of Southern Oregon, and has
by the censu- bureau. Virtuali« all '.Mr. Hoover, Mr. MoAdoo and Mr. .today been going over lhe project of,
Honolulu, T. H.,‘ Apr. 3.—After ¡didacies for public office draws near
Honolulu, Apr. 2.—The United
Cities show Increases, some òf thein Bryun. are Governor Edward I Ed­ ¡th«« Grants Paas district.
Roberts; spending ten years in prison before its .close, legislative possibilities are States destroyer Chauncey arrived
doubling their imputation
wards, of Neu Jersey, .«nd Attorney w«.- the engineer in charge of the in­ he was sentenced for having cut a ; being brought into the light. Sen­
here yesterday in convoy with a hole
| General Painter.
stallation of the Medford water sup­ mat. to pieces and stewed his re- ator J. C. Smith will be a candidate in her stern, having been rammed
Ilugea«« V. Debs, ui Indiana, is the ply, and Is now in charge of the pro­ ! mains in a kettle, and another ten |to succeed himself in the state sen­ by another destroyer while en rou*e
isole candidal«* on the Jioclalist ticket. tect for the development of the Puay- years on the murder charge after | ate, having sent the notice of his here from San Diego'
How fur the preference of the vo-. allup river project upon which mil- sentence. J. K. Kahoolawe. a cowboy, candidacy to the secretary of State’s
¡office yesterday. The senator, who
itera expressed in the primary will ! lions are being expended by King was released recenth only to be re­
He owns 401 confined
, I m * regarded as. binding upon the 30 | and Pierce counties.
."s
mentally deranged. has seen 12 years of service in the
delegates Michigan will-sqnd to each acres of land adjoining the city of Alienists now state that the cowboy legislature, is among the mentioned
national convention, is a matter of j I Grants Pass on the east, as well as must have been Insane from the be­ j possibilities for the position of pres­
ident of the senate. For.the position
siHM'iilation
No provision is made city property on 1-awnridge Heights. ginning.
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in th" lower branch of the legisla­
New York, Vpr 3. A general em­ in the primary law binding the dele-1
ture. Representative Sidler has also
gallon
to
the
primary
expression,
and
;
bargo on the export freight through
i filed, and will seek rennmination at
New York was placed In effect bt the tat« . repr« -entatlves at the con­
.
the May primaries.
various rail linos today on a -otini of vention may. if they so choose, swing j
To contest for the legislativet posi­
Centralia. Apr. 3.—Sheriff J. H.
the harlwr strike. Traffic in the their weight to another candidate af­
tions,
there are a number of parties I Berry was expected to return here
harbor la still curtailed, most of the ter the first ballot is cast.
i "mentioned,” and it ds announced j today with a prisoner believed to be
Vigorous campaigns conducted 'by I
ferry lines operating on
normal
J that the nominating petition of Jesse j Ole Hanson, an alleged Industrial
schedule, however, railroad officials several of the leading candidates and ,
Johnston for the house will be filed . Worker of the World, who Is charg-
claimed that all danger of Interrup­ tlie fact that in many cities and ’
Monday.
Franklin S. Bramwell, I ' ed with murder in connection with
tion of f<M>d and coijj supplies had townships important local issues are
'president
of
the Chamber of Com-j i the Armistice day shootings.
Voicing the protest of the people of Josephine county, the members of
The
to come up at the same time is ex­ the Josephine Sportsmen’s League and the Grants Pass Chamber of Com­
been . nt erted.
merce, is likely to be a candidate for i prisoner was arrested at Ellensburg.
pected, to bring out a large vote this merce have joined in the issuance of the following open letter, addressed
the nomination for setiator against Berry said last night that he is posi­
year. 'Bonding issues are to be bal- j especially to the parties who Joined in the signing of th so-called "agree­
Dr. Smith. So it is probable that tive the man was Hanson.
loted upon In many communities.
ment” for the regulation of the fishing on Rogue river:
both Smith and Sidler will have op-
That a heavy vote will tie brought I
Grants Pass, Oregon, April 1, 1920.
|H>sition at the primaries.
out in Detroit is regarded as a fore- I To the Rogue River Fish and Game Protective Ass’n. of Medford, the Ash­
gone conclusion. Here a street rail-1
land Fish and Game Protective Ass’n. of Ashland, the Multnomah i
\<.E DID NOT BRING
way bonding proposition is expected j
Anglers' Club and the Oregon Sportsmen's league, the Chamber of I
WISDOM IN THIS CASE
.
| to overshadow Interest in the presi­
Commerce, the Hotel Men’s Ass’n. of Portland, to Roderick McLeay,
dential primary. The proposal is to
and others:
Honolulu, T. H., Apr. 3.—Hawai­
New York. Apr. 3- Colonel Roose-, bond the city for $15.000.000 with Gentlemen:
ian records for the issuance of mar­
veil is shown In the role of a diplo- which to establish a municipally
The Josephine Sportsmen’s League and Chamber of Commerce of
malic letter writer to European roy-¡ owned traction system to compete Grants Pass, Oregon, desire to go on record as protesting against the terms riage licenses Jo aged persons were
allies, bending even former Emperor ¡ with the present
Detroit
United
broken recently when a man of >9
Papeete, Tahiti, Apr. 3.—.Tahiti's
of the agreement entered into with Roderick Mc-Leay relative to the regu­
William of Germany to his will, in ; Railway. A hot campaign has been lation of commercial fishing in Rogue River, at Medford, Oregon. March year obtained a license to wed a leper colony, established in a beauti-
freshly
disclosed
correspondence made on this proposition,
Mayty 21st or at any time, believing that the agreement is inimical to the interest woman 61 years old. The groom was ful valley in 1913, has the appear-
edited by Joseph ¡Bu« kiln Bishop, the Janies Couzena, its sponsor, person- and welfare of the majority of the citizens of the Rogue River Valley and William S. Kioula. a widower, and ance of a pleasant and prosperous
late president’s biographer,
1 which ¡ally speaking at a score of meetings, the State of Oregon in general. The fish that enter the rivers of Oregon i the bride Mrs. Ijakalia Wahineutii, native village.
will appear in the April issue of j and the editorial columns of the from the Pacific Ocean is one of the greatest natural resources of the state, a widow, Kioula was born the year
The visitor’s first impression is of
Scribner's, Magazine.
newspapers making strong argu- belonging by Divine Right to all the iveople and the right to take them for following the landing of the first neatness and order. All of the houses
Christian missionaries in Hawaii.
The correspondence Includes let-' ments qn lhe issue.
are built of concrete with iron roofs,
use or profit should not be given to any one man, corporation or small
1821.
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tors to and replies from King Ed -;
the open sides set in with slender
group of men, because of advantage!!« holdings of prot>erty rights along
ward, Emperor Nicholas of Russia, j
bamboo cane, native style, to afford
the banks of these rivers.
the Emperor of Japan, Albert, king
ventilation. There is water piped to
The Josephine Sportsmen’s League and the Chamber of Commerce of
of the (Belgians and Queen Elizabeth
each house from a spring and suit­
Grants Pass are In favor of judiciously regulated commercial fishing for
of Rumania, in addition to the'
able sanitary arrangements. The in­
salmon in Rogue River with drift nets only, such nets to have a mesh not
lengthy epistles that passed between
habitants appear contented and they
smaller than eight and one-half inches, in those parts of the river where
the colonel and the head of the Ho-!
have planted flower gardens about
such fishing will not jeopardize the perpetuity of the «pecies—giving equal
h<yizollerns. Writing on August 14,j
each of the houses. Means are pro­
rights to all citizens of the United States of America who wish to engage
1906, to Henry White, who was
vided whereby the family and friends
in commercial fishing, providing for proper cldsetl seasons and rest period*
—
then American ambassador nt Rome, i
of each patient can visit without
Dawson, Y. T., Apr. 3. Red- during open seasons to allow a certain |>ercentage of the fish to reach the
Colonel Roosevelt said;
I Jacketed constables of the famous nqjural spawning beds for the purpose of propagation. We are in favor of
Los Angeles. Cal.. Apr. 3.—An­ coming in actual personal contact.
"My course with hint (Emperor Royal Northwest Mounted Police no
Ixvprosy does not possess the ter­
adequate enforcement of the laws regulating such commercial' fishing in thems will be sung at daybreak East-1
William) during the last five years longer do patrol duty, for their or­
er Sunday on mountains and hilltot>s rors with which it has been invested
Rogue River during both open and closed seasons.
has boon unlforln. J admire him, re­ ganisation has been replaced by the
by the popular mind. Investigation
If experien«-» prove« that such commercial fishing has a tendency to surrounding lx>s Angeles.
spect him and like him.
I think Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
is said to have demonstrated that
Most
of
these
services
are
annual
deplete the supply of salmon and steelheads in Rogue River we are In favor
him a big man, and on the whole Most of the men of the old order
of a law entirely closing Rogue iRiver to fishing with nets of any kind or affairs and in past years have at­ leprosy is one of the least contagious
a good man; hut I think his Inter- have been taken over Into the new
description for a period of years. The Rogue River is one of the grandest tracted thousands. Prominent among | of diseases.
national mid Indeed Ills personiil nt- . organisation.
streams for angling In the world and the revenue derived directly and In­ them, from the standpoint of the
tltude one of Intense egoism. I have
"Thus passes the famous
Royal directly from sport fishing is one of the greatest assets of Southern Oregon ptetureeque, is that held at Inspira­
always been most polite with him, Northwest
Mouuted
Poll«'«» the and should be jealously protected and safeguarded. The rights of the ma­ tion ¡Point, one of the shoulders of CROWDS GATHERING OUTSIDE
have done nty host to avoid our tak­ pride of Canada and the peer of the
KINGS PALACE IN DENMARK
jority should have precedence over the privileges of the few and if the ma­ Mt. Lowe, a mile above sea level and
ing liny attitude which could qos - world's frontier organizations for
jority ddmantl it the Rogue River should be entirely closed to all commer­ requentlv above the clouds.
sl'bly give him legitímate offense, mid ¡enforcement of law and order,” the'
A fiery closs on Eagle Rock, a bald
Copenhagen. Apr. 3. -Enormous
cial fishing with nets.
(
llave endeavored to show him that I Dawson News said In an editorial.
To that end we are in favor of submitting this question to the people knot» just north of Los 'Angeles, will crowds are gathering outside the
was sincerely friendly to him and "Rugged and romantic characters,
of the state at large through the medium of the ballot at the next general l>e the center of another throng of town hall, marshaling into columns
to Germany. Moreover, where I have men of iron nerve and Initiative per­ elecion to be held in November, 1920.
worshippers. Others wtll l>e held on to march to the royal palace, Amal-
forced him to give way I have been vaded the force. Th«* old force held
Angeles Mesa, southwest of the city, inborg castle, carrying a resolution
t Respectfully submitted.
sedulously anxious to build a bridge a wonderful record and much will
at Inspiration Peak, near Whittier, asking the king’s help to prevent
GRANTS PASS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
f Hondo ued-or. osge 2.)
be expected of the new."
and at Pomona.
the calamity of a general strike.
JOSEPHINE 91>ORTSMHN'S UEIWH’E
BATHE GIVES SELF TO POLICE
btntLUUN'MuUNIAINd