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GRANT* PASS. JOSEPHINE COI/NTT. OREGON,
VOI.. X.. No. 171.
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THI IUMIAV. APRIL lß, IMO.
Poland Inform* Allied
Supreme
< 'ounril Timi Move Will Be Made
I'nice* Engagement* Fulfilled
! One of the Cause* of Friction Be
tween France and England Re
moved by .Action
Berlin. Apr. 15. The Vossische
MOTHERHOOD OFFICIAIS
HAY
Zeltung says the Polish government
HAtOLMONE OF STRIKE BltOK-
hex informed the allied supreme
KN BY INVESTIGATION
Officials of Outlaw Unions Are Held by Government Paris, Apr. 15. The allies have
I
reached an accord concerning the ex-
With Wholesale Arrests Promised; 30 Warrants
eoution of the Versailles treaty, It
was stated here today, thus remov-
Already Issued and Action Taken
Ing one of the causes of friction be-
council that it intends to shortly oc
cupy German territory should Ger
many full to curry out her eiiguge-
Associated I’ress Dispatch, Apr. 15.
Ijeadlng railroad officials, whose
Dae» have been crippled by the un
authorized strikes of operating em
ployes waited '«day for a big break
in the striker»' ranks, which they
hoped would be produced by Attor
ney General Palmer's announcement
that the strike leadership has b«M»n
traced to radical quarters
NEW RJCPVBI4C PREPARES FOR
WAR WITH FORCES OF PRES
IDENT CARRANZA
tween Francs and Great Britain.
ments with the Poles.
Cnatral Weal and Pacific < oast Ite-
port Worker» Returning tn Jobs
and Relieving Strain
WHOIJ*; Ml MBEil 29 17.
Chicago, Apr. 15. Six officials of
YM ERICA N ItEliHlTEIt SHOT
the "outlaw” railway unions were
NAD» TO BE ALIVE AND WELL ¡arrested today on warrants Issued by
United States Commissioner Mason,
Washington, Apr. 15. John Reed,
charging
a violation of the laver act.
the American magazine writer, who
was reported to have recently been Warrants have been Issued for 24
executed In Finland, is alive and other alleged Insurgent railroad
well, according to an official report strike leaders, It was said at the fed-
received at the state department to-¡cal building. Department of Justice
agents expect to arraign the men to
day.
day before Commissioner Mason.
Federal agents at the railroad
WOULD IM PE AITI ASSISTANT
atrlke meeting at the headquarters
MHCRETARY OF LABOR POST
of the Yardmen's Association, arrest
ed John Grunau, president of the
Washington, Apr. 15 Resolutions
Chicago Yardmen’s Association and
looking tn the Impeachment of As
three others. ’At another hall they
sistant Secretary of l<abor Post for
his attitude toward the deportation
of radicals, was Introduced in the
house today. The measure was re
ferred to the house rules committee
made four arrests. Reports at the
The Paet Noble firwnda Club-
federal building say the 30 warrants
Will serve a picnic supper at I. 6.
Issued is only a starter and that* over
O. F. hail on Friday evening at 6.30.
200 members of the outlaw union
All P. N. G.'s and their huebands,
are marked for arrest.
and all Encampment members and
their wives are cordially invited to
Pittaburg, Apr. 15.—W. Z. Foster,
be present. Bring well filled baskets.
leader of the late steel strike, whose
name was brought out In Washing
ton yesterday as a prime mover be Elks to Go to Medford—
A large number of the local mem
hind the outlaw railroad strike, was
located at bis home hers today. He bers of the Elks lodge at Medford
»aid he has been out of Pittsburg left this afternoon for the meeting
only one is four months and has been of the lodge which will ¡>a held to
busy writing a. book on the steel night. Most of them will make the
strike. He may have something to trip by auto. The coming celebra
say later regarding the Washington tion here will be one of the subjects
trough up.
statements.
INVASIOH Of SIHALW BEGUN
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Agua Prieta, 'Apr. 15—-Martial law
has been proclaimed ^hera. today In
preparation tor a possible attack by
Carranzista forces should the Mexi
can president's troops break through
the barrier of soldiers that the now
Republic of Sonora has stationed be
tween here and the Chihuahua-Sono
ra boundary. The Carranzista troops
are reported at Casa Grandes. 200
miles from here and are making
ready to march into Sonora.
The troops of the new Republic of
Sonora have invaded Sinaloa, the ad
joining state. They are marching on
Cnliacan. the capital, according to an
official dispatch received here from
General Calles, commander-in-ohlef
of the Sonora forces.
Chicago. Apr. 15. Reports from
i Harcke Will Leavo—
rail centers of the Central West and
Henry Harcke. who has been man-
Pacific coast sections bore out the
! ager of the Oregon theater here dur
predictions of the Association of
ing the time it has been held by the
Brotherhood and Railroad Officials I
Medford management, v/111 leave
Road I* Etl<-iulc<l—
that the Insurgent railroad strike la
soon
for Portland, where he will
The road down the Illinois river
dying out In these sections and that
play the organ and the piano in the
has
been
extended
a
distance
of
five
traffic conditions are Improving ma-
Roseburg. Apr. 15.—About 25 per
Ixindon, Apr. 15.—A girl clerk , Hippodrome orchestra. Mr. Harcke
terlally. Strikers are reported re- miles according to word received ceut of the O A C. grant land opened whose arms and body were wound will t>e succeeded here by Charles
!
from
W.
A.
Sharp
by
the
local
Cham-
turning to work In a number of
for entry has been filed on, accord- with red tape has just led an un ! Clayton, who has been managing the
cities. Brotherhood officials said the | her of Commerce. The road Is an , Ing to figures given out today at the usual procession through Whitehall ¡Liberty theater at Medford,
backbone of the strike has been | extension of the chrome road built a land office. In Jackson county the street, the home of government de
few years ago. It waa butlt by Ed
—•
broken.
ward Cox to give him means to get percentage has been surpassed and partments, to draw public attention To Build Fish ladders—
in
Douglas
county
it
has
not
quite
to
the
demands
of
women
in
govern
i into his farm. The road is now com-
j J. W. Berrian is home from Port-
1 pleted to the mouth of Briggs creek been reached. The number of aptdl- ment employ for equal pay and equal I land and says that the fish and game
cations
is
diminishing
now
and
the
op|>ortunities with men. She was
and the foot of Bold Mountain. This
* commission has sent Mr. Hadley to
¡shortens the gap between Grants rush Is over. Although many filings followed by a large number of wom the Ament dam to superintend the
Tokio. Apr. 1'5.—Baron Saito, gov-
Pass and Agues*, which is located at are being made they are scattering en employed in the civil service, each building of fish ladders. ’ Mr. Hadley
the mouth of the Illinois. According and the heavy work of the tlret two of whom carried a poster, while all is experien<-ed in this line of work, ernor-reneral of Korea, shys he be-
I to Mr. Sharp there Is about eight , days is over insofar as the land of- were linked together with red tape. and it is the general hope that the . lieves the independence movement in
flee is concerned.
Inscriptions on the posters wer^
dam will be fixed this time so that ■ Korea is dying out. although he ad
Motorcycle riders of the ilogue 1 miles yet to build In Josephine coun
Women” and "No
It is stated that there has l>een "Fair Play for Women
ty
before
the
road
can
be
completed
the continuous agitation of the past mits that the Koreans still are mak
river valley are planning a series of
Favoritism
in
the
Civil
Service.
”
ing secret efforts to free themselves
considerable
duplication.
Soldiers
runs, to Include trips to Crater lake, to Agnes*. He i«aya that Curry coun are given the iteriod from April 12
The march was organized by the few years will be stopped.—Mail- from the Japanese rule. The Baron
ty
is
ready
to
cooperate
in
building
Tribune.
Orescent City. Glendale. Yreka, Ore-
has been in Tokio lately to urge the
to May 8 to file on lands. After that federation of women civil servants
the rest of the road.
gon Caves, and other i-oints.
Jai*aneee diet to provide funds to
time a drawing is held to settle cases and served its purpose to attract pub-
The first run of the season will
enable him to abolish the flogging of
in which there are duplications. Af lie attention to the women's protest. Atkin Is Recovering—
C.
E.
Chapin,
of
Wolf
Creek,
was
An article in the Carlstrom Field Koreans and substitute imprisonment
take place next ’Sunday. lAprii 1 «.
a local visitor for a few days, return ter this drawing all additional filings
News, a paper published by the ser- as punishment.
Riders at lAshland will start from
will take precedence by the order of ENGLISH MINERS GRANTED A
ing to his home this morning.
1 Wee men in the Florida camp, states
that point at 9 a. nc, and those from
The Baron said that he was mak
thla tiling, however, those now being
Joe
and
Curt
Bishop
left
90 PER CENT WAGE INCREASE that Corporal C. W. Atkin, son of
other points will join them as indi-
ing
efforts in Korea to put into effect
made
are
classed
as
being
simul
will
morning for Klamath Falls and
■ H. W. Atkin, of this city, is recover the emperor's rescript that the Ko
rated by the following schedule:
taneous on IMay 8. and all men fil
spend
the
summer
here.
London. Apr. 15.—-Members of the ing from an operation he was forced
lAahland. !• a m.; ’Medford. 9:45;
James T. Chinnock is spending ing between now and that time have Miners' Federation have decided to to undergo, Atkin saw about 19 reans be advanced politically with
Central Point, 10; Gold Hili. 10:30;
the ultimate object of establishing
the day In Medford and Jacksonville equal rights.
accept the government's offer of a months of < overseas service and has
Rogue River. II; Grants Pass 12:15
local autonomy. Koreans, he said,
attending
to
legal
matters.
It
is
expected
that
additional
legis
20 per cent increase on the gross , done much I in his camp to boost ath-
p. in.; lunch near LMurphy 12:30;
were being trained to condnct the
Mrs. E. G. Holman returned this I lation will be needed <o dispose of earnings. The decision obviates the i letics. He is now awaiting to
be public service in Korea. In addition
leave Murphy, 2; Applegate, 2:45;
morning
from
Portland,
where
she
the
larger
portion
of
the
land.
There
danger of a strike.
: transferred into the reserve.
Ruch, 3 15; Jacksonville, 4; then
the government will establish a rail
has been visiting for the past week. is a large amount worth but little
home.
way engineering school in Seoul to
Mrs. F. N. Mitchell, who s|»ent the for grazing, farming or for its tim
All motorcycle rider* are Invited
Many Are Registering—
teach Koreans to operate their own
past week visiting in 'Roseburg, has ber and is of practically no value. ROYAL PRIX! ESSES MAY
to join, and the time schedule has
There has been a rush at the of- railways.
.MARRA' BEIiOW THEIR RANK
returned to her home in this city.
It Is quite probable that congress will
been so arranged that It Is believed
flee
of County Clerk Coburn during
1!. Tagge spent a short time In the adopt some method of disposing of
all can keep In the comimny with no
the
past
few days by voters who want IRISH SHOOTING AFFRAY
city, leaving on the morning train for this land after an opportunity has
Stockholm. Apr.
15.—Swedish to register before it is too late. There
grant effort.
RESULTS IN THREE DEATHS
been
given
all
those
who
desire
Salem.
to princesses may henceforth marry'»re very few days left and it is ex-
There are about 100 motorcycles
Mrs. H. (R. Riggs, of Portland. find homesteads.
now running in the valley, and the
eommoners, for the government has pected that the number registering
Dublin. Ireland. Apr 15.—Three
si>ent the evening hero visiting with
season promises to be an' enjoyable
introduced in parliament a bill to I I will
the increase,
..... be
— on
— —
------ —. Yesterday civilians are reported killed and nine
.Mrs. J. W. Robertson, leaving this
amend the old law which forbade *40 registered and the day before 50 wounded in a shooting affray in
one, in view of 'the wonderful scenic
morning for her hbme.
MRPLANE CARRIES HOOVER
them to wed anyone not of royal made out their cards. There is a County Clare this morning. It is al
opportunities anti the great improve
E. S. Ix-wman of the Southern Pa
PETITION TO ST \TE CAPITAL blood. Under the proposed law only
ment In the roads. This first run
much larger number registering this leged the police and military were
cific company, went to Glendale this
the king’s knowledge and consent is year than last, according to Mr. Co- involved.
is called a ’Round-up, and Is for the
morning to spend the next week on
Salem, i.Apr. 15..—An airplane car requisite for such unions.
purpose of getting all the riders ac
burn.
lAisiness.
rying a petition to place the name of
quainted with each other, on an easy
Mrs. H. H. Fernoll has returned Herbert iHoover, republican, on the
trial run.
New Secretary tor Chamber—
from Roseburg, where she spent a primary ballot arrived here shortly RAILROAD LABOR BOARD
J. 4* Plttenger of this city, has
CONFIRMED BA’ SENATE TOI»AY
short time visiting at the home of after noon today from Portland.
taken over the office of secretary
her sister, Mrs. J. -M. Rose.
E. .1. Andrews and C. H. Watson,
Washington. Ag»r. 15.—The rail manager of the local Chamber of
electricians for the Southern Pacific
road labor board was confirmed to Commerce, and will give all his time
railroad, »pent a short time in the
day by the senate. Votes on the to the work. He succeeds C. H.
nominations came after four hours of Ernst, who divided his time with
- city, leaving this morning for Glen-
the Chamber. The salary has been
Ijondon, Apr. 15.—A monument to
discussion behind closed doors.
I dale.
increased so that it will be profit Edith Cavel, the British nurse who
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Eagles left for
able to spend the whole time at the was shot by the Germane at 'Brus
Manila, Apr. 15.—Two Filipinos I Roseburg this morning where they
AMERICAN WOMAN TAKEN
work. Mr. Pittenger will make a sels. has been erected in Charing
have just fought with bolos the first ¡will remain. Mr. Eagles 'has been
BY MEXICAN KIDNAPPERS campaign to increase the
member- Cross Road, just off Trafalgar
duel tn Manila «Ince the beginning of ¡transferred by the Southern Pacific
Peking, Apr. 15—The Russian bol-
ship of the organization', as it is rea- Square and almost under the shadow
the American occupation. One of | to a run out of that city.
sheviki have demanded that the
El Paso, Tex.. Apr. 15.—Mrs. R. L llzed that now is the time that the of the Nelson Monument,
them suffered the loss of his left
Frank and Albert Ingram went to
Chinese surrender to them the per Sanford. 25, the wife of a horse- Chamber is needed the worst.
I
Roseburg
this
morning
where
they
The unveiling ceremony was con-
hand In the fight.
son of 'General Bemenoff, who suc shoer of the Eighth cavalry, at Fort
d ucted befcffe a huge crowd by the
Angel Umall end Trnnqulllno Pag- i will file on some of the O. A C land
ceeded Admiral Kolchak as head of Bliss, was kidnapped by two Mexi
queen mother. Alexandra, being the
Only Two Boats Out—
linawon met with seconds and ihat has been opened for entry. The
the All-Rusnlan government.
The cans near the El Paso park entrance
find act of state she has performed
friends and friends In a vacant lot j J land they will file on is near West
The
river
has
raised
to
such
an
Chinese government has refused to yesterday. She was taken to Juarez.
near the center of the city Just be-, Fork.
extent that only two fishing boats in Ixmdon since the death of her
fore dusk to settle their fetid with
J. K. and ID. J. Manuel went to accede to the demand but has notl- where according to her story told in went out last night,
One boat husband, King Edward vn.
The monument is of gray granite
the favorite native weapon. Umall | ; Medford this morning to attend a fled the military governors of Man- a nervous way today, she was mis- caught 17 salmon that weighed
churia, where Jiemenoff took refuge treated by 15 Mexicans. The story
forced the fight and soon landed the. , meeting of the Elks lodge this even-
about 300 pounds and the other and stands 40 feet high, On the four
blow that severed his adversary's left j 1 Ing, at which plans are to be made after leaving Silieria, that he must - is being investigated,
caught seven that weighed over a panels are the words: Htt manity.
either disarm or leave Chinese ter
hand. Paglinawan fought on nn<l ! ' for the coming celebration In this
hundred.
There will probably be no Sacrifice. Devotion and -Fortitude. On
ritory. The governors were directed
Umall, despite his victory, took to city.
boats
out
tonight
as the high state the back is the British Hon tramp
WHITE
RESUMES
POST
AT
to keep close watch of the former
his heels but was caught by a police j Orlando Hiller made a trip over
of
the
water
makes
it impossible to ling on a serpent, and above It an
HUM»
OF
STATE
MILITIA
Cossack commander while he re-
¡to Eureka and back by auto, leaving
man
get the best results. It is said that the words: 'Faithful unto Death."
mains In Manehurtfl.
The statue, of white marble, shows
Pagltnwwan was taken to a hOs-1 here on Saturday morning and get-
Salem, Apr. 15.—Colonel George the high water at the mouth will
pital where he has since been In a ting Into Eureka that night, He re
A. White, former adjutant. general, prevent the taking of a very large Nurse CanJ standing erect In her
critical condition. As there is no turned here Tuesday.
He reports Mrs. Gentry III—
resumed that position today, replac- percentage of the run now entering nurse’s untform On the base Is the
las against duelling tn the ’Philip-’ muddy roads. Hays hill is still bad
Mrs. R. IA. Gentry Is reported to Ing Conrad Stafrln. of Dallas, who the river. According to a letter re inscription:
"Edith Cavel, Brussels. Dawn Oc-
pines, Umall will lie prosecuted on a but port of the new road is now in | be very 111 at her home at 302 Booth held that place during the absence ceived here, the river at the mouth
tober 33. 4915.”
street.
is at a very high stage.
minor cbarg?.
use. ,
of White overseas.
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