Grants Pass daily courier., April 10, 1920, Image 1

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GRANTH PAHH, JOSEPHINE I Ul'TY, OllEIXiN,
SA I I RI»AY, APRII, IO. 1020
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PEACE IS AGAIN
mi
IVIlslo) <>l
ing
mrais
FEDERAL
IIUM1PH
ri iiiiuoin
Measure W ill t'oinr I p for Filial A< -
tiim on Monday I» Opinion of
lasiders in t ongr«"»*
Washington, Apr 10
Willi III«*
: adoption Into yi'Hicrd'i) by the house
I uf the joint resolution declaring war
1 with Germany at an end, the senate
today again
became the "battle I
•round for peaee " leaders oil Ixitli
sides expt*' tc<l th«* measure to come I
I up Monday
WHOLE NI MBEIt 2943-
REVOLT BREAKS
MAY PARALYZE F8AFFIC
rut in P lauen
While Order Being Restored in the
Ruhr District, New Revolution
Ite|>orted in Saxony
Thousands of Men Out ol Work as Result of Walkout of
Berne. Apr. 10. While order is
I being restored in the Ruhr region, a
Outlaw Unions; Embargo Placed on Freight Ship­
new revolt is reported in the indus­
trial town of Plauen. Saxony. Com­
ments With One Possible on Passengers
THREE MILKS OF DITCHS Ale
READY (XlNSTRlCTED AND
WORK BEING RISHED
munists there yesterday attacked the
police and Relschwehr and after a
hard battle occupied the police posts,
Chicago, Apr lu
D«»splt«» the as- standstill
Fin- are out at Albany,
barracks and the railway station
sertionx by the brotherhood officials railroad officials r«-|«ort.
of u break In the ranks of th«» insur­
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Ixtndon, Apr. 10.—An outline of
Action Tnkeu to Mean 'Flint Sl.U«* Is
gent Chicago switchmen and enxin«*-
Kansas City, Apr. 10. Nearly 125
<
'onatruction
.Sujierintcndent
Mays
the
answer
to
the
French
note
with
Making Ii«s lar.ilion of ln<icp«*ti-
meu, the unauthorized
railroad switchmen, employed on the Rock
That South Part Will Probably
• Irnc«* Frotn Mexico
strikes throughout the country as­ Island road, returned to work today, regard to the occupation of Frank­
fort and other German cities. was
Re Completed April 25
sumed
serious
proportions
today,
.icconling to railroad officials.
Tokio.
Apr
|u
An additional
discussed at a brief cabinet meeting
with
reports
indicating
that
nearly
juno tr<io|«s to reinforce the Japanese
today
Axi Prieta, .Mexico, Apr. . 10. The soldiers hi .Manchuria left here Iasi 30,000 men are Idle In the Chicago
New York, Apr. 10
The embargo I
E. J. Corrillo, superintendent ot
F district, regarded as the key to the on express matter was ordered to­ I
Initial break toward open revolt ill Sat urday
| w hole situation, some strikers
re- day
construction for the Shattuck com­
-Honora, catlie Ibi- morning , when the
Reports are current that a pas-
I turned to work, but from other soc- •*ng«r embargo might be required
Honora state congress In s ■■«■< li I <•
pany, made the statement today that
i lions < .c ■ reports of new walkouts before the day ended.
•ion -it Jlertnl olio repudiated th«1
the canal work on the south unit of
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,
.mil
■ r»:rrt hening
of
insurgent
Moan icntrul gmerument and
the project will be virtually complét­
I for«*«*s. Railroads from the Atlantic
New York, Apr. Io
adopted resolutions «I«* lar'nv th«,
The series of
•-d
by April 25. ât the present time
Ito the Pacific announced embargoes unauthorized railroad strikes early I
•Ulte would talli* * te,i- to de**lst an'' '
ion
freight
shijMiients
troop,
or
lite
Infringe
Thousands
of
toduv
spread
there
are three miles of canal that ia ,
lu » us >on by
to the passenger lines
workers are being thrown out of em- Firemen on outgoing trains of the i
meni of siali right •• attempted liv the
Part of t he
pKU’ticaily completed,
Seattle.
Wash..
Apr.
10. Six
| plovment In industrial ■ enters
The Erie and Jersey <’Ry lines quit this
. l ililí, nt ui
cording to
Carranza go <*iuim<*iit.
according
canal lies below the Crescent City
Fernando Melldo.a. A l.o made I til* all
lstatement of railroad officials de­ morning, causing the withdrawal ot clubs, representing Tacoma, Spokane.
road and is connected up with the
Seattle.
Yakima.
A
’
ictoria.
and
Van
­
M
<<l
furti.
prellmln- <lar«*d that indlcations were that tte* some trains and the delay of others. ■
uoum •ulen* b< re today This Is tnk
couver. B. C.. are being whipped into part constructed by Schroeder and
«ti « mean in Ameritan circles III
ary hi aril.
Evans on crisis In the Chicago yards liad
I shape for the opening games May 5 McFadden, The grading forces are
piiHseit
The
insurgent
leaders,
how-
Hollo
nkIn : mi
Washington,
Apr
10
-Should
the
I ge
of W. G.
Pacific International
' ev«*r. claimed the strike was nn- strike of railroad employee threaten I 1 of the new
lendelice
(Ion
now being concentrated on the east
AA li,i
ar Ill alleged
conn«« t Ion
brok en
< ««port od
the paralysis of transportation the1 Baseball league, a Class B organiza­ 'end of the south unit and the work
with
with th
s i! onal robber) of tlie
State Io
federal go\ernm«*nt would have to in- tion which has taken the territory
: is being rushed to complete that unit
Grants Pass nine» man. which was
Chicago, Apr I «>
Federal inter- tervene, accordin g to high adminis- of the old Northwest league.
i iistoin
di
Opening
day
will
find
Seattle
at
■ before May.
i h
set lor trial Frida)
forenoon
in vention unless the railroad strike is tratlon officials The president is be-
Vancouver.
Victoria
at
Tacoma,
and
The three pumping foundations are
ended
within
4S
hours
is
indicated
as
ing
kept
advised
of developments.
Judge Taylor' cour’. was continued
Yakima at Spokane,
The schedule
<>
probable at the federal building o
i
completed
and are now ready for the
until next AA ••dnesdH » ut lo a. in at
day
District Attorney Clyne said
Sonora,
Washington.
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Apr
10. Samuel' will run 19 weeks and will close on i installation of the pumping plants,
th«« r«*u i«*-t of ili«» <lef«»n-«* b«*c.«us»* of : t lie government had
«
1'1) til«'
l»ower to cope Gompere, president of the American Monday, September 5. Ijibor Day.
Three 12-inch pumps, driven by 100
IMterm¡nation to carry the league
I.:
i'f:
f
cn
Important
witness
for
with the situation. It was learned Federation of laibor. is en route to
Il Inst ti
I horse power motors, are to furnish
i n • i,<
i .«• to li« ri *.<*nt
< tu* had received ins« r ctioiis from At- Cleveland. the headquarters of the through tlie season and not follow the water for the ditches this year.
e|«MU»in
i , uh -Ni-Aour» is atlortk' ) for Mr
lorney General Palmer rugardinu the Brotherhood of Trainmen
1 Federa-
___ lfle PJtan'Ple of the Northwest league. The pipe has been distributed at the
I
*i-
,o at h«»r hcarin- two week cours«* lo I h » pursued. Clyne confer- tion officials here would not discuss which suspended 1n mid-sesson. was | places where it will be required,
igo <m th<*
rg<* ol ««»liig an aironi- red all night with brotherhood offl- the purpose of the trip, but it is un­ expressed at a recent meeting of the about fiOOO feet, in all. being neces­
Mexico,
• I IL
1
i«lti*p
of
her
hu«bsn<l
In the kidnap
hief >r
ils and «lepartment of istic«- offi- derstood h» would confer with the officials. Each club has posted Sl,-| sary The material for the transmis­
1 mig and robbery of AA lilt«», was dis­ rials.
w ho r< ti
brotherhood dll“b on the unauthor­ ,000 guarantee in the league treas-i sion line has been distributed and the
urv that it will finish the season
charged
on
a
technical
point
of
law
«ruing fron the <•«
ized strike of railroad employes.
work : now in progress of construct­
"This is not a bush league and we
rals«*«l by Porl«»r J Neff, who was
IIOTH. tirlll.H tile n«1
Chicago. Apr lo
Postoffice off:
ing the line
The pipe is also being
icting as her attorn«*) In place of rials today took over warehouse s for
i« execution at
>
Chicago. Apr io. Railroad man­ want the world to know it.” Louis i H. laid from the pumping plants to the
Mr New buri who wa- <*ngaged In the storage of mail piling up as a re­ agers will not treat with the outlaw Burnett. Tacoma, president of ’he ditch.
In. w h< n a cumpa
He
I ha circuit • ourt at Jacksonville that suit of railroad and express strikes unions, it was announced at
Ir» men w lio liad
I he organization, declared recentl'
As soon as the canal is completed
declared
1920
would
l»e
the
greatest
day.
It
will
b«»
r«
uenilicri'il
that
Dis-
It wa* announced that certain classes headquarters of the General
"lo intain In that
Man-
on the south side, which will he the
baseball year in the history of the
t rlct Attorn«*' Roberts then Ininiedi- of mail will lie many da's late.
I partv of 2*i ba
liters' A.-.« uition here today.
I latter uirt of the month, the mules
| Pacific northwest.
I aiely cuused her arr«*st on th«1 charge
.and equipment will be divided and
All freak deliveries, with the PX" | part put to work on the northwest
the laden)
larceny of White
<*i»r and
Portland. Apr |0
Approximately
Cleveland. Apr 10
It is estimat­
ception of the spit ball, are to >e and part on the northeast units of
.'lien arraigned lur hearing was set 140 switchmen are out here In al
'd that close to 1000 switchmen
I
for today
yards The passenger train art' mov­ walked out in different railroad barred by the clubs rules. Admis-'the cana]
sion prices to the games will be 40
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Lark Evans, who was convicted of ing. but freight is practically at
■ arils here this afternoon.
and 70 cents with the club paying
, 11 i' robbery of White over two weeks
ago and w.,s sentenced to la years In
enthusiast and coached for several Jthe war taxes.
the state penitent iar\ by Judge Cal
weeks under a competent instructor,
I* in*. Is still in the county jail as Mr
learning the technique of the sport,
, Newbury, his attorney, at once gave
Vienna. Apr to. People of this
-lie is a sophomore in college and
Seattle, Wash., Apr
I o. Seattle notice that loans would -,'ek a now city are beginning to find out what r»*sid<‘« In Salem Donning th«1 gloves
raring pigeons are being put in -hape 'trial and was gh en 30 days in which they hate been eating in various im­ <‘ich week, the co-ed worked «tead-
Experts who have in
for til«* coming season's contests to file tlie formal application, which itation foods
automati-all«
stayed
the
carrying
out
vestigated
the
composition
of certain lly with her instructor She says the
which inclmle flight lo Seattle from
'll
Constantinople. Apr. 10.- The Sul-
of
the
sentence
It
is
understood
that
food Muffs now on sale lune report­ exercise and thrill of the spirt can­
points as far south ns San Francisco.
ton. Mohammad VI, has issued an
not
be
equaled.
—
Telegram.
the defen-e has discolored much new ed that egg substitutes a-e marie
•»7G miles by air line.
imperial decree proclaiming May 1
and
important evidence which will lie largely of flour, that “liver sausages"
W. B. Lindsay, president of 'hBjas "marriage day” throughout Tur­
llet w eel) I ail and 200 birds w ill
disclosed when the motion for a n»’\\ beloved liv the Viennese, are based
Josephine County Livestock Associa­ key in au effort to promote the wed­
bo entere«! In the flights by members
trial Is argued
on wheat dissolved and seasoned and I’lieiisants Arc I4l>«*ratesl—
tion. has called a meeting of the as- dings and to arrest the decline in
of th«» Seattle llacinc Pigeon club
Six pairs oT Chinese l‘hea«a,l,s —
that some cheese is a preparation of
sochition
........ _.i for Wednesday evening, the birthrate. This action was tak­
which has arranged a (■hedllle for
received
here
yester- j April 14. at 7:30 at the county
, potatoes mildewed to get the proper w e r e
the summer
en on the request of Hezim
Bey,
taste. Tinned horsemeat is the lat­ day and were liberated at the Turner agent's office. Every man interested , minister of interior, who ascribes the
A German war pigeon, raptured in
est "delicacy" to appear in tile shops. and Augustine ranch according ,o in the livestock development is re-
France, will he entered fu solile of
decreased number ot birth in Turkey
Mrs Robert Neilson The birds were quested to be present. All livestock
Abe races by Ralph Norhoiu. Seattle.
to the frivolity of young women
sent from the Sampson pheasant farm project leaders are especially asked
formerly a member of I he pl genu
In the Sultan's decree, all engag­
Adyocatcs Boxing-
.it Corvallis, through the courtesy of t0 attend
other I
«’orps. I’nlted State arm'.
ed persons who have been unable to
Tennis is t he hobby of some co-eds the state game warden. The birds
Some of the lix e questions to be marry earlier are urged to do so on
inomlx'rs of the club believe the Alli
1,1 O. A. ('.. basketball has charm* were freed in order that more of this
¡discussed are;
«»riciin birds will out fly th«» Germini
May 1.
As an Inducement, no
for others, swimming Is the choice I game bird might be propagated here.
How do the stockmen stand re- charges are to be made for mar­
.nr measengor.
The county conference of the In of still others, but Alias Grace Presle' It is requested by the owners of the
Short distance races between the lercliurch World movement held
stands alone as the advocate of box­ ranch that the birds be given protec- garding their county liv estock asso- riages performed on that day. guests
ciation?
birds are generally the most hotly the Baptist chnndi yesterday
at weddings are to make no gifts, the-
ing for women. Mfss Presley is an tion.
How can the association be de- ' first children of those who wed on
contested, the club official sav
I .net splendid from beginning to end.
veloped and placed upon a more ef- May 1 are to receive the names of
♦ •year R. Day, a Seattle bird, set a re- «peakers were at their best, and
ilcient working basis?
thrcc messages presented u vision of
«»ord in flying 1RR miles In
the children of the sultain and to
How does the association stand I re- receive the gift of a bracelet from
hours and if, minutes or 1.4(17 yards j world's need from a Christian vlew-
garding the pure bred range 1 bull , the governor of the province in which
i»«*r minute
i point, and presented
methods by
law?
the child is born.
which this need could be (net by a
AVhat cooperative work in cattle
The sultan’s son Is named d’Ertog-
united campaign on the part of all
improvement should be started dur­ hroul and his daughters are Koukie
| I lie churches. The lantern slides
ing 1920?
I and d'Vlvie.
<enf home the fa<*(^ of the survey al
Other important matters will be
The edict is especially directed to
, the evening meeting in ways that no
considered, such as the election of the province of Broussa, in Anatolia,
'.peach-making could equal
There
■ officers and the election of two addi­ which attracted much unfavorable
I were 22ti persons registered at the
tional members to form the execu­ comment in the Mohammedan press
I sessions, but as the evening session
tive committee.
because of its greatly reduced birth­
' . I inn was attended by 2 7
people,
"Steps should be taken." said Mr. rate and the tendency of Its popula­
Sale
of
70,-
some
people
evaded
Stockholm, Apr. 10.
I he registrars ot
Lindsay, "to see that legislation is tion to violate the Moslem prohibi­
was refused to register, 11) denoiulnii
«00 pairs of American shoes
.enacted
to make the pure bre«l range tion of the use of intoxicating bever­
•lopped here the other day because tlons the registered atteli I.mis wei e
! bull law more effective. The state ages, Government officials allege
they bail been found to coni liu horn as follows:
Grange has great weight with the leg­ that people of Anatolian villages,
Adventists (7th day». 4: Baptists
fibr«' In th«' heel mid toe.
I’sf <>r
islature. Our decision along this men and women alike, indulge in
Is
substltiiti'S for lonllier in shoes
Ml; Church of the Brethren.
line should be put before It this sum- what they call "burning nights" of
forbltlili ii b) the Sweillsli law.
t'hriMlan. <’s; Christian Science,
'
mcr in order to get it on their legis- I music and feasting.
o
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Public indl ’lllitlon Illis been i" Congregation al.
Methodists.
lative calendar
The matter of co-
Indulgence in modern dancing has
Methodists,
South
pr«»ssi'<l over the stopping of tin* sale,
5; Presbyterian,
!
operative
bull
associations
should be aroused the protest of a member of
owing lo flu* alleged oxorbitmil prici ■ 37; Lutheran. 4; Inlted Brethren,
I given serious consideration
By this I the chamber of deputies from Anato-
<4oman«l«»d by domestir ina nil fact t r I; Nazarene. I; Protestant Episcopal,
' method the farmer could have the i Ha who has introduced a bill author-
has
appealed
I;
Salvation
Army,
ti;
Inlted
Pres
­
ers. The selling firm
use of bulls worth |500 txach, for izing officials to prevent women from
to the govornnp»'it td permit the byterian, 1 ; no preference indicated,
eight years at a total cost of »250 or ( "participating in the antics and c*-
19.
«hoes to be old
less."
pers of the ball room "
HEARING OF EVANS
CASE IS POSTPONED
SOUTH UNIT DONE 8ï MAÏ
NEW BASEBALL CLUB
WILL OPEN ON COAS1
PIGEON RACES WILL
BE HELD THIS YEAR
IS PROVEN SütCESS
SALE OF AMERICAN
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