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GRANTH PAHH, JOSEPHINE ( OUNTT, OREGON,
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TIEHDAY, APRII, HI, IW2O
WHOLE M MHKIl 2W4Ä.
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I Itlmatum Givctt'by Workers tt the
State Asylum Mfh.. Will Not Work
With Ex-Convict
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R. R. PROBLEMS
Mark weather Flics in Opposition to
< "hnniberli^n for United State*
Senator
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Halnm. Apr. 13. Declaring they FIRNT MEETING OF |MH»Y NI.M’E
Portland, Apr. 13.--Harvey G. GMNEHAL STAKE OF THE POLANH
STRIKE CONDITION!! CAINE ( A.N-
would leave their work at the inutl-
Starkweather,
for two years chair­
YORK IND NEW JERSEY, BIT
WIIHON WAS TAKEN ILL L.ANT
DII» ITE TO RETURN TO MILI­
ARMY REPORT PRO-N CM N< KD
tiillon before they would work with
man
of
the
democratic
state central
IMPROVED E1J4WWHERE
FALL ON WENTERN Tlttl*
TARY OBLIGATIONS
VKJTORY OV ER RK1«
exs'onvicts. 40 employe« of the state
¡committee, announced today his can
insane asylum here presented a pe­
jdldacy for the democratic ncmina-
tition and ultimatum to Ur kzteiner,
’ lion for United States senator. He
! will oppose Senator Georg* E. Cham-,
the superintendent of the Institution,
i be rial n.
demanding the removal from the
force of a former convict.
Dr.
■Simultaneously, Mrs. Alexander
Steiner refused to discharge the man
Thompson, prominent tn women's
Is-partm«iil of Jnatire Ask« LUI of so Iona as he performs his work. Purisme Said to llr> to Discuss G*n-1 'I*n*gri> in ( liiiago Say That (asi- democratic circle«, announced she Score of Machine (runs and Much
III Strikers and lasuter* of Un­
era! < tomUtions But Main Pnrpon®
Three employes were discharged and
«*«*!'• Campaign for PrrwideutJal
Other Booty Ix-ft When IH vis ion
’would seek the democratic congres-
to Investigate Strike
authorized Strike
others Invited to call for their tim*.
.Nomination Will Continue
Is Put to Flight
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oummatiQn
for
the
Third
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.None called
Hrkct Petitions will be filed in Salem1 r
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MUCH BOOTY IS CAPTURED
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Uhbago, Apr. 13
The
railroad
strength ot the striking
workers today was exerted In the
section east of Pittsburg and the Pa-
plflc Northwest, with conditions, ac­
cording to the railroad brotherhood
offertala, pointing toward a return to
normal in the remainder of the coun­
try tArmed soldiers were called to
handle J»a|l *• Jersey City.
Eiiltom. z>’(*' t*lu situation
was
M’est, vasti,
butter Chicago, much
Jtnproted; IX **' '*•’**
i*r-
t.kularlv iu \„x
'ork and N«w Jer­
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Warsaw, Apr. 13.—A pronounced
Washington. Apr. 13 -President
Boston, Apr. 13.—Major General
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Wilson
today
called
a
meeting
of
the
victory
for the Poles. over the bol­
lavonard Wood today cancelled his
FOR I’RENIDENTIAL CHOICE
cabinet for tomorrow to discuss the leave of absence, obtained to make a WIL8ON APPOINTS RAILROAD
sheviki on lile southeastern front.
“general situation." White House! campaign for the republican presi-!
BOARI» TO SETTLE STRIKE was reported by the general staff to­
Chicago, Apr. 13. -Illinois voters
officials
would not say “that the un- , dential nomination. He said he would '
day. After several days of fighting
are cuatlng their ballots 'today in the
Washington, Apr. 13.—The rafl- the bolshevik division was put to
presidential preference primary with authorized" strike had prompted the 1 leave late today for Chicago to re­
call, but it was understood this will it sume his duties as commander of thej
----------- ---------- road labor l>oa.rd was appointed to- flight. Over a score of machine guns
Governor Frank <). Ixtwden and Gen­
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President Wilson.
Members and much booty was captured by the
eral Wood the only candidates enter­ be th« principal subject to be dis­ Central department. 1 He stated his < day
This is tile first
cabinet action was due to the railroad strike are: Representing the public, George Poles.
ed for the republican endorsement cussed
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Iw. Hangar., Washington:
Henry
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The democratic delegation will go to meeting called by the president sime conditions.
h« returned from his western trip.
j Hunt, Cincinnati: R. M. Barton, Ten­
the convention uninstructed.
Charles and Harry Randle return-
Chicago. Apr. 13—General Wood’s nessee. Representing the railroads. ed yesterday from a several days trip
campaign for the presidential nomi­ Horace Baker, J. H. Elliot. William to Portland where they purchased
tunt I« I biiul—
nation will not be affected by his re­ L. Park. Representing the employes, equipment to start a restaurant.
sey.
News was received here Monday by turn to army duties here, his cam- Albert Phillips, A. O. Wharton, Jas.
C. A. Anderson, who has been in
M rs. A. Shade of the death of hfer palgn managers said.
J. Forrester.
the city looking after some timber
The board will be authorized to interests near WTlderviHe, left thia
Vlaahtngtoh. Ipr
Papeete, Tahiti.
Apr
13
\ aunt, .Mrs, Emily L. I-add. who Visit­
•lid <i
ed here the past winter and who left
. meet at Washington immediately and morning for Portland.
go against all incoming x
church building, a courthouse and
Illes in San Diogo—
j take up grievances of railroad em­
freight was placed today b,
dwellings, that comprise the settle­ here in company with her son, Bert
Dr J. F. ■Reddy, of Medford, la
Word has been received here of
entering Washington
Only
ment on 'Pitcairn Island, in the east­ S. Ladd. March 19. Mrs. I-add passed the death of Josie Dixon. at San ployee now on strike. Prompt ir- spending the day in the city looking
jtion is expected in the senate on the up friends. Dr. Reddy was formerly
received In the last 34 hour* *.
ern i part of the South Pacific, are away at the home of her daughter, Diego.
Mrs
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—Dixon was a former nominations.
carloads of fgesh meat.
built entirely of rosewood. »I si I ors Mrs Earl Quackenbush, in
connected with the C. & O. C. rail­
. resident of Grants Pass and went to
.
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from Tahiti reported on their return an. .Wash., (March 26. The cause of school
road and made his home here. He Is
here.
here The furniture Is made of the her death being influenza. She was
interested at present in mining.
Philadelphia, \pr 13
Th« Pena­
■ me rare wood which grows plenti­ at the time of tier death. 73 years. 1
F. (A. Elliott, state forester, was
m >I'.naia Central railroad li nnoun red
I month and 1 day ol<j. The remains Calle«! to Bray—
•v on the island.
a local visitor yesterday. Mr. Elliott
today that I J.ooo out of 37Û.OUU of
] were taken back to Muskegon, Mich..
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coffenl»erry and i
Its employes were on strike
has-been in Medford and other points'
I and laid to rest by -the side of her Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adair left ves-j
Saloni, Apr. 13.—United States making plans for preventing fires
husband. B. W. I .add. whose death terday for Bray, Cal., where they, Senator Miles 'Poindeter today filed
Washington. \pr
13. Pennsyl­
I proceeded tier’s by a little over two w ere called by the death of Mrs. Leo I as candidate for the republican pres-1 during the coming season. He left
I last night on his return to Salem.
vania and New York Central rail­
I years.
Coffenberrv.
idential nomination.
Mrs. F. H. Madigan. who has been
roads were asked today by the de­
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1 visiting in the city for a short tlmd
triment of Justice to send
the
Get Citizenship I’apeis—
with her jiarents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
/names of all their striking employes.
Fishing Is Improving—
Final naturalization papers were
fmel, returned last night to
her
. tuft to indicate which ones
were
Many reports are being turned in i
granted yesterday to W. O. Hill and
home at Astoria.
deader* in the walkout
Department
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The Co­ as to the large catches of salmon be- Reginald Barnett.
Mr.
Hill
was
F. B. Tichenor. assistant United
pfficlals flatly refused to discuss the
Papeete. 'I'abttl. Apr. ..
lti has !■- ilig made now. i.All the fish are ba­ born in Oregon but went to Canada
States marshal, spent a short time
meaning Of mresaffits. or to Indicate • lonial governnten t of Tab.
Ing
season
In
the middle of the where he was naturalized and then
the II-
in the city, leaving this morning for
whether similar requests will go for- sued a decree terminating
nd af- being taken all along the river, With decided to come back to Oregon. Mr.
Klamath Falls. Mr. Tichenor is
ward to the executives of other rall- censes of all public-houses on a
the
opening
of
the commercial flsh- Barnett was born in England
sale
and
serving
subpoenas for the federal
I ter October of this year. The
roads.
•d. inn season on the middle of the was a citizen of that country.
Honolulu. T. H.. Apr. 13. - Klabo-1 grand jury.
i of liquor in bulk is not prohibit*,
month, the sport will begin to wane
rate preparations have been made
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Scotton arrived
is it will be a lucky fish that es­
1 nor are the two social clubs at I’a-
Many Ire Rcgistrrliig—
here
for
the
reception
of
the
Prince
From
last
night by auto from California
stockton
in
Two
Days
—
County Clerk Coburn reports Hint peete enjoined from supplying their ca, tes the seines and setnets opera t-
Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Rotherniel ar­ of Wales, who. according to last ad-1 and left by train for Cottage Grove
members
that
man? people are registering, but
cd b. V the Macleay monopoly at the rived last night by auto from Stock- vices, will reach Honolulu aboard H. this morning. They report very good
The supplying of liquor of any
of the river.
there are many more who should
mouth
ton. Cal., having made the trip in Si. S. Renown some time today. The roads, except for a stretch over the
kind to natives of all of the islands
register before it Is too late
t
wo days, They spent the evening . prince is expected to spend 4s hours , Siskivotis. where traveling is a little
outside of the island of Tahiti itself,
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here with Mr. and Mrs. H. I,. AVil- here before proceeding on his voyage rough.
has been, for many years past, pro­
i
tiucrican Is'g« 111 *” '*’* •
son. Mrs. Rothermel left for Port- to Australasia.
»
hibited
The existence of long term
The Ameri.a* ,*«ton wl" h«>«i jland this
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his !
The date of the arrival of
morning and Mr. Rother- .
t licenses has. hitherto, prevented sim­
ilar action in regard to Papeete and its regular meeting 'onight at the>niel accompanied 1
Mr. Wilson to I royal highness falls in Centennial
courthouse
at
7:30.
.
'
jGlendale.
y.L_.
where he will spend the. i week, when all Hawaii will be cele-i
the main island of Tahiti.
ance is desired as soln«’
important next few days.
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They
report , that 'brating the hundredth anniversary |
work will come up for
ussion. V Grants il’ass is
mai JIS j | of the coming of the first Christian
- -Hr getting
—— —CT on the ■■■»•[)
The re|»ort on the smoker w.'11 , "‘I at every service station in/California I | missionaries.
When the Renown enters Hono­
R has asked the they were told that roads to Grants!
made. The G. A. R.
Apr. 13. -Intercol-
Legion to take over the work o»7 I Pass were good, but were advised to lulu harbor a United States fleet of
('*>rvallis. or*,,
, ■r the women stu-
Berlin, Apr. 13.—Deutche Tages Memorial Dav and plans will doubt­
An event that will be of greater
from here. They report good 36 vessels, headed by the Brooklyn. J
leglate LvlmtinK >ft-
Agrlcullural col- I Zeitung today says it has learned
less l>e made for this. The time for road» to the south. Mr. and Airs. flagship of Rear 'Admiral Henry A. interest to automobile dealers and
dents at lh* Oreglv*
these students, [from a reliable source that the con­
giving out the war memorials will RothernhJ were formerly- residents Wiley, will exchange naval eour- ( owners, than anything yet attempted
lege, a new field' f.*r
diversion for ditio«. of Former Empress Auguste
tesies with the British battle cruiser. in this territory, will be the automo­
¡of Glendale.
also be taken up at this meeting.
promises an t/rtusuii'l
•1 rtlcular In Victoria lias .become so grave that
Governor Charles J. McCarthy is bile caravan originating at Vancou­
tho women «tude'nts tP.
•ifested In an announcement of her death may
planning a reception and ball in the ■ ver, B. C.. and touring to Stockton.
t crest is now beirtg ipat
• Oregon be expected at any moment.
prince’s honor, whfle the chamber of 1 Cal., next month.
the triangt'lar debate At' ths
ilty of
comtneroe, British club and
other
The caravan is being organized by
Ifnh'ien
'■rslri'. ln«|>ecting Irrigation Projwt—
Agricultural college.
Honolulu
organizations
are
prepar-
the
northern division of the Pacific
Willamette anivv
•ants
Oregon anil
Ralph Schneeloch, of Portland, the I
ing programs for the entertainment [Coast Advertising Men’s 'Association
of
Gi
t
th- financier who has taken over the
Mias Jeanette Cramer,
of the heiir to the British crown.
I in connection with their annual con­
lxtls Payne, of Not
A«, bonds of the Grants Pass Irrigation I
Pass, and Miss
The city of Hilo, on the Island of vention being held in Stockton. May
represent the
field, Mitrn., wi, ’1
Hawaii, also has extended an invita­ 23-28.
district, arrived In the city last even-
college when the
«on Agricultural test with the Ifni-'i. ng accompanied by A. J. Wilev. of
tion to the Prince of Wales to vlsif
It is expected that over 100 auto­
Oakland. Cal.. Apr. 13. A num-(Dr. Reinhardt, with trustees and there and view the volcano of KII- mobiles will constitute the caravan.
first forencio com
ise, Idaho, consulting engineer,
women etudent» i Bo
verslty of Oregon
gentlemen were joined today by I her of young women from Portland friends of the college, organized to auea.
The following cities will participate'
y 7. IMiss Mar-¡The
takes place here Ma
Jerom
an irrigation engineer 1 who are attending Mills College, had raise $2,000,000 for expansion. Rea­
Victoria and Vancouver, B. C., Se­
lea vert on. Ore.,
a prominent part In organizing the lizing that the education of young
Kite rite Gleeson of IL
attle. Taeonva. Spokane and Portland
njobet. of 8 b - from P.’or,,nn<l. representing the of­
Ruys Maoell Truck—
first Western movement to combat women who were to follow them in
and Miss iMurn
I .at
fice
ofMx
-
'
Schneeloch.
and
the
three
colloge when
George Elsey. of Merlin, has pur- and several smaller cities.
the dangers confronting education in college depended upon success in
lem will represent the
The start will ibe from Seattle on
1 Eugene to visitors atN' today investigating the
Xmerica’s colleges and universities. this work, a number of the ^students, chased a ton and a half Maxwell Monday. May 17. and will gather its
tho young women go u
district
proRN-t
here.
They
have
will take
truck from the Collins Auto Co.
Dr.
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt, including several from Oregon de­
debate.
The first te.ttn
full force at Portland, leaving there
he second been over thd work already accom­
president of Mills College, was one cided to help. With the assistance
the affirmative side and l
at noon Tuesday, May IS, arriving in
he qites- plished by the Shattuck Construc­ I
of the first educators in the country of President Reinhardt, who is one Stock Shipments Ih’Mtyed—
team the negative side of 1
tion
company,
and
are
going
over
the
Stockton.
May 23. It has not been
can _1.a-
of the most inspiring leaders in the
lion: Resolved That 'Amur!
The freight situation on the South­ definitely 'decided where overnight
•ort Its plans for the further work as pre­ to realize how schools and colleges
bor Should Organize and ?4npt.
pared by the project, engineers, in­ were suffering through loss of teach­ country, they organized the student ern Pacific has tied tip stock ship­ stops will be made en route but the
Own Political Party.
held cluding the plans for the building of ers to better paying business posi­ body to assist in building the “Mills ments from the Grants Pass terri­ plans now are to stop at Corvallis the
She recently returned from of Tomorrow."
Tho second debate will Im
tory. and a carload of fat hogs that I first night, then Roseburg. Medford.
O. Hie dam at the site six miles above tions.
The
young
women
from
Oregon
the
oast
after
conferences
-with
na
­
Grants
Pass,
the
feasibility
of
the
May I I, lljetween Willamette air#
had been assembled here for ship­ Corning and Sacramento. Each of
ve
A. C. coeds. On the afflrmaH
e Iplnn as a whole being the subject of tional leaders who had recognized who contributed to the success of ment to Portland is having to be these towns are arranging to enter­
Marga ret
Ewing. held because of the inability of the tain the caravan .luring Its overnight
the engineer’s Investigation.
Tho her efforts In the common fight to this effort are:
side representing I).
c. will b
Margaret Koster. railroad company to handle them. stay.
work now in progress was first ap- bring public support 'behind Ameri­ Ruth Ferguson.
Miss Martha Overstreet of Afiissa,
roved by Engineer Wiley, and since ca's universities and colleges in their Mary Gill, wad Judith Lippitt. of The hogs, which were brought in by
The military authorities at Camp
Mid Miss Florence I,atrd of Bend who
s former visit the local engineers crying need for Increased operating Portland:
Dora Herman. Grants farmers front the district adjacent to Lewis are going to send four fully
will speak at Corvallis.
On
the L
negative side for (). \ «• w||j t|()
e worked out the details and he revenue.
Pass; Dorothea Hill, Medford; Helen this city, are now being held at heavy equipped and manned, motor trucks,
»w here to vise their work.
Mills is the only woman's college Howard. Baker.
expense and unless shipment can 'be four motorcycle dispatch riders and
Miss Eva von Igdie of Corvallis and ■h it
Today the young women are work­ made soon, will have to be butchered a complete wireless telegraph outfit.
west of Chicago, and with dormi­
Miss iDorls Jenkins of ix»s Angeles, H
F, N. Mitchell went to Rose­ tories over-crowded and applications ing shoulder to shoulder with Dr. here. They were to be shipped Besides this there will be several
who will speak at Willamette. Ii was
la morning for a short visit for the next semester far beyond the Reinhardt and the other leaders in through the agency of the Farm decorated trucks entered by various
expected that those who will op­
Vh*.
number that can be accommodated. this work.
Bureau.
firms for advertising purposes.
pose the O. A. C. debaters will he burg *tk
announced shortly.
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ILLINOIS VOTING TODAY
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