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VOL. X., No. iso
G KA NTH PAHS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON,
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Tilt ICMDAY. APRIL 22. 1990
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PLANT WILL BE LEM IN NEMM
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t idiforuiu H»n«tor Maintain*
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lion, With Wood in Nocond Place
.Vi Fttrthtw Return» t ome in
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law vea Gfrrtuui' Out of Confer­
me» Heid at San Remo
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Guard io Newspaper Office Was Mysteriously Shot and
Omaha, Apr 22. The lead estab­
Paris, Apr 22.—The San Remo STO1*B HERE ON TOUR OF SOUTH
lished by Senator Johnson in the •
correspondent to the Matin says he
Killed Today, and 15 Men Were Injured in Battle
EBN OREGON ON MISSION
early county votes from Tueiwlay’s
. has been informed that the propoel
OF EDUCATION
primary was lengthened today a* 4
■ tions of Premiers Nittl and Lloyd
With Striking Miners Last Night
more returna were brought iu. In*
George on th«f question of dealing
1054 out of 1849 precincts, Johnson
with Germany, culminated in the
w
had a lead of 11,399 over Wood.
suggestion
that Germany be invited
Apokane, Apr. 2 2. A detachment guards, who with other men crowded
Pershing was third, The vote was,
to participate in the conference. How­
of
2
let
infantry
left
Fort
Wright
tlie newspaper office in the expecta­
for Johnson, 41,753; Wopd 30,354;
here early today for Uutte, following tion of an attack following a mass ever, adds the correspondent. Pre­
Pershing, 19,880.
th<> receipt of orders from Western meeting of the minors and I. W W. mier Millerand of France ultimately
Handing Will Ik' Erected Near Urra-
In the democratic I raoe tor delo- dei«artmcnt headquarters.
, convinced the Italian and British Chief Speaker at Entertainment To-
last night in the building in which I premiers that they were wrong and
rui Hit«' <»f Cold More«» Plant.
night by High School Students
gates at large. Bryan retained his
< <M>|H'rHli<>n tsked
the paper is printed Mystery sur­
at 8 o'clock
pi^ro among the flrat four, He ap.
lit
was
decided
to
oonfine
the
discus
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San Francisco, Apr. 22. -The an­ rounds the shooting, but the police
peared to lie strengthening his posi­
sion
of
the
German
problem
to
the
nouncement that he had complied theory Is that Haran was shot by
tion as the out-state votes came in.
i supreme council.
with the request of Governor Slew­ mistake.
At a meeting of the directors of
President P. L. Campbell, of the
art, of Montana, that troops be sent
No picketing was attempted by the
the Oregon Growers Cooperative as­
University
of Oregon, Is sending
to Uutte as a result of the mine strikers this morning, the police pa-
sociation and juu-king corporation,
the
day
in
the city spreading the
«trike
disturbances
there,
was
made
trolling the avenue« leading to the
held at Salem on til« 19th, J. O.
gospel
of
higher
education, in which
by lieutenant General Hunter Lig­ mines. Troops from the coast are
Holt was authorized to go ahead with
he
is
vitally
interested.
President
gett.
expected before noon.
the construction of a fruit iwcklng
Campbell is making a tour of the
Of
15
men
wounded
in
the
battle
plant at Granta 'Pass. The plant to
southern part of the state and cams
Butte, Apr. *93.—Hugh H Haran.’ last night between the sheriff’s depu-
be built nt Grants Pass will be of
here from Medford, where he spoke
19.
was
shot
and
instantly
killed
at
1
ties
and
1.
W.
W.
pickets,
all
except
hollow cement block: It will be con­
the office of the Hutte Bulletin early two will recover, It was said today,
The Presbytery of Southern Ore­ tb the business men last night. He
structed close to the present cold
Honolulu,
Apr.
22.
—
Recent
heavy
today
by
Joe
Papst,
who
was
later
gon
brought its business session to says that the support being assured
Ten of the wounded men are foreign-
xterago plant. It Is the plnn of the
rains
throughout
the
Island
of
Oahu
arrested.
Haran
and
Papst
were
era.
a
cloee
last night. At 6 o’clock a the millage bill for the educational
«xrgnnlzatlon to cooperate with the
meant
millions
of
dollars
saved
to
dinner was served at Bethany church institutions will be sufficient to bring
local cohl storage plant In this city,
the
sugar
planters,
according
to
re
­
for the visiting delegates together favorable action on the bill. The only
and later the new plant can be insul­
with the officers of the church and difficulty, according to Mr. Campbell,
ated In cooperation with the local ports from the cane fields.
Handicapped
by
the
laborer
’
s
their
wives. About 50 people sat is that the people do not know the
cold storage plant and can easily be
strike,
which
began
January
19,
down
to
the table. After partaking fasts, and when these are presented,
turned into u cold storage plant for
many
of
the
available
workers
had
freely of the abundance that loaded there is no trouble in securing their
the holding of the apples and pears
to
be
entployeyl
on
irrigation,
the tables, Rev. E. P. Lawrence of support.
of the Grants Pass district. This will
At the high school this morning
abundant'
rain
released
these
Klamath Falls acted as toastmaster.
moan much to Josephine <-ounty. as
President
Campbell gave a short talk
work.
In
the
fields
and
the
mills,
The
following
persons
responded
to
—
—
at preeent the facilities for holding
to
the
students
on the necessity for
while
the
heavy
downpour
provided
a
toasts
in
informal
but
happy
man
­
|H>ura snd'Carly winter apples are not
Ijouisville, Ky., Apr. 22.—Farm- turo and held up by the popular ref-! ner: [Rev. E. H. Edgar, Rev. J. A. higher education and urged them to
reserve of wator for irrigation pur-
Mdeq pate
poses which will last a number of [ era in Kentucky who have been ac- erend um.
McVeigh, ReV. C. F. Koehler, Rev. get support for the measure. He will
An the business and support of Jo­ weeks.
' custonied to quenching their thirst
Eleven states which so far have j. w Hoyt and Dr Robert McLane, speak at the high school tonight and
sephine county Increases the organi­
with hard elder may be classed as not passed law enforcement codes jn the evening a popular meeting the public is invited to attend, H«
zation will plan for further expan-[ Hawaiian Sugar Planters associa­ I "moonshiners’’ und«*r the Mcljellan are Massachusetts. Rhode island,' was held in the interest at religious is * very forceful sneaker and will
tion records show that more than
alon.
law which goes into effect on July 1. Connecticut. Vermont. New York, I education, and two stirring addresses talk on a number of subjects that
70(» Filipinos have arrived since the
It is hoped that the local business' first of the year from the 'Philippine Under the state-wide dry amendment, New Jersey, Maryland. Pennsylvania, were made by Rev. C. F. Koehler of are in the public eye at present. The
men will cooperate with the growers Islands to work on the plantations. adopti*d by the people last fall, any Ix>uLsiana and Wisconsin. Three of Ashland and Rev. E. W. Warrington students of the high school will give
in every way In order that Grants I'pwards of 4U0 more are expected person haring a beverage containing the 11. Rhode Island, New jersey J Of Roseburg.
a number of musical numbers and
P» m and Josephine county may get i within the next three week». The more than one-half of one per cent and VV isronsin. have adopted beer i The meeting of the Presbytery wilpalso put on a few skits. 'An en-
the fullest ineaaure <uf benefit from j I great majority of the original 2800 alcohol, including cider or home­ bills. The VV isconsin legislature, in manifested a splendid, united, a<- tertaining program is being arrang-
ill» Oregon Growers Cooperative as­ striking Filipinos have returned to made wine, on their premises, may enacting a t wo-and-one-ha If per cent, gressive spirit throughout. The Sun- ed.
be haled into court <o show whether law provided that if , the United day schools reported a gain of about
I sociation
President Campbell was entertain-
the fields, while about 2000 strike­
The sales plans are being rapidly i breakers are on the the job. it Is re- they manufactured it with or with­ States supreme court sustains the | 25 per cent for the year. All but ed at luncheon by the Oregon stu-
out a permit
formulated It C. Paulus spept two liorted.
Volstead act. the statute shall not five churches are out of debt, and dents of the city, at which a number
Kentucky in thus assuming “con­ go into effect. Rhode Island will ¿he large pxrt of the debt was in one of high school students, who are
months In the east, and is rapidly
«■ompletlng his sales organization. 1 The Japanese Federation of ixibor current jurisdiction” with the gov­ license places selling beverages con­ church which has recently built a planning to attend the university,
and a little later, about the 1st of j heatfqnarters reiterates Its assertion ernment of the United States in en­ taining not more than 4 per cent of fine new edifice A keen interest in Sere present. Tonight he will be the
Muy, will probably lie in Grants Pass I that it will hold oist for the higher forcing prohibition puts more teeth alcohol by weight on the ground that the New Era campaign, both present gue$t at dinner at the home of Miss
to talk with the members of the or­ wage demand and that its members Into the Volstead enforcement act it is non-intoxicating. New Jersey in and future was manifested Rev. C. Alva Wilson, a former Oregon stu­
will not return to their jioets until and makes every peace officer in
ganization.
,
legalizing the manufacture, sale and F. Koehler was elected moderator dent.
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the
demand Is granted. Island of the state responsible for keeping the
In addition to these plants a large
transportation of three and one-half | for one year. The permanent and
prune packing plant and drier will | Maui branch of the federation re- commonwealth ’’bone dry.”
per cent beer awaits the forma! dec­ stated clerks are -Rev. J. W. Hoyt and
Thirty-four other states and the laration of peace and the end of war Rev. A. H. Gammons. 'Rev. Gam­ Give Farewell Party—
lie built at Dallas: an apple packing j cently voted to continue its contrlbu-
On Wednesday a very pleasant so­
plant and drier at Sheridan; cement 1 ' tions to the exchequer of the Island District of Columbia have state law prohibition
mons was unanimously elected min­
cial
time was enjoyed at the home
foundation prune packing plant at | .of Oahu strikers one month longer, i enforcement measures as follows:
Maryland wet legislators proposed isterial delegate to the general as-
[Myrtle Crack, and a fruit packing No announcements on the subject of Alabama. Arkansas, Colorado, Dela­ a three and one-half per cent beer | sembly at Philadelphia in Ma.», while of Mrs. S J. Thy lor. The et ent was
| contributions have been received! ware. Florida. Georgia. Idaho. Illi­
plant nt Riddle.
bill which was passed by the house Elder Wm. Johnson of Roseburg was in the nature of a farewell to Mrs. G.
H. Shepard, Airs. J. E. Terwilliger
In addition to (these plants which ■ from the islands of Kauai or Oahu, j nois. Indiana. Iowa, Kansas. Maine. but defeated in the senate. A three | elected lay delegate.
Plantation managers say that re-1 Mirtiigan. Minnesota.
and Mrs. J. D. Drake, who are leav­
were authorized, the organization al­
Mississippi. and one-half per cent bill is now
ing the city very soon, The ladies
ready owns a cold storage packing 1 sponsible positions formerly held by Missouri Montana. Nebraska. Nevada. (•ending in the Massachusetts and Still 4’niching Salmon—
pl ant at Medford; the Umpqua. Valley Japanese have been permanently New Hampshire, New Mexico. North New York legislatures, Delaware Is j The local fishermen are still bring­ gathered at the Taylor home about
Union plant nt''Roseburg. mid the ; filled with Americans. Hawaiian«, Carolinn. North Dakota, Ohio. Okla­ considering an amendment to the) ing in good hauls of salmon. The 11 o'clock a. m. with well tilled
new Drager ixicklng plant at Yam­ I I Portuguese an<1 Spaniards.
homa, Oregon, South Carolina. South state prohibition code providing for Chinooks are all of large size, Last picnic baskets, and the dining table
hill.
Dakota, Tennessee, Texas. Virginia, the sale of liquor for "medical pur­ night about 1200 ]>ounds were | was soon stretched to Ms limit and
The organization now has 25,000 .More Teamsters n allied—
Washington. West Virginia and Wyo­ pose«” In harmony with the federal brought back. The fish are being ! bountifully spread with everything
nert« and 1 200 members, and Is , The construction company that is ming. Ohio has not adopted a com­ code The drys oppose It on the handled by Gray & Harbeck and are to tempt one’s appetite. About 20
»rowing every day.
,
digging the canals for (he Grants plete enforcement rode, three codes ground that it nullifies much of the being shipped to every town in Ore­ guests sat down to dinner. After the
R. C. Pap lu.s, the sales mana ger, Pass Irrigation district is in need of having been passed Iby the legfsla- state enforcement law.
gon that is capable of handling them feast was cleared away, the remain­
■who hns been in the easi for a couple more tisimsters, and has had io «end
in any amount. None are being der of the afternoon was spent in do­
ing fancy-work and chatting of old
of months has returned to Salem, in an order to Hacrmento for atfother
shipped out of the state as yet.
times. Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Ter­
and Is rapidly completing his «nies supply. It has been impossible to
williger. who are old residents of
organization.
get the men In this vlctnJty.
I Transformers Received—
Grants
Pass, but now of Seattle, are
Buyers .from all over the United
A set of three mammoth transfor­
i
here on a visit, while Mrs. Drake will
Rtates are visiting the Salem office,
mers
has
been
received
by
the
Cali
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wager to receive am account, which Stag» Over Honk —
fornia-Oregon Power company to add soon leave for Los Angeles for an in­
The fralice mail stage, driven by
will be by far the largest necount In
to their equipment for the local of­ definite stay. It was with regret
Clyde Annis, went over t.he bank yes­
that farewell was said to these dear
the state of Oregon.
terday on the Galire road «t Hog
Honolulu', Apr. 22 The steamer
Seattle, Wash., Apr. 22. Plans to fice. to take care of the increased friends at a late hour of the after­
power necessary to care for the
Philip Twohy, of San Francisco, is Creek bend. On making t.he turn. YValrtina. which recently arrived revive yachting along the Pacific pumiring plants installed by the irri­ noon.
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Mr.
Annis
says
the
steering
gear
be-
from
Newcastle,
N.
i3.
W.,
with
coal,
sending a few days in the city, He
coast will ibe discussed at a reorgan- gation diatrlct. A total of 4 75 horse­
*
will look over the Twohy ranch at came atuok and the machine kept on | according to her officers, was built izatlon meeting of the Pacific Inter- power will be required this summer
Merlin and also look after other In turning He was thrown to one side i in Germany, a sister skip to tjie Ger-!
national Power Boat association here in the different.pumping units of the
of the rond and the truck went over
tercets here.
the other. The machine suffered con­ man blockade runner. Sea Wolf, and' May 15. Yachting and power boat project. The foundations for the
pumjis are nearly completed and
siderable damage, but Mr Annis Srgs had a thrilling history.
men from all Pacific coast ports have
FORMER FRENCH PREMIER t1
water may be expected in the ditches
unhurt.
Originally christened the Schnee-! been asked to attend.
ClAILLAl’X IN CONVICTED
the early part of next month.
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felles, she waskcaptured on her first
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.Many of the men invited were
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Paris, Apr. 22.—-Joseph Cail- 4 Carmen Arrive* Sunday—
voyage by the British and was placed > members of the INorthweet Interna­ Many Attend Presbytery—
Word has been received here that under khe British flag. Then a Ger-1 tional Yacty Racing association, now
♦ lavx, former premier of France, 4
The out of town delegates present
Gasquet. Calif.. Apr. 22.—The en­
♦ wae thia evening found guilty 4 Knockout Carmen will arrive In the man submarine crossed her train and ; out of existence. Officials of the at Presbytery held here the last three gineering party In charge of Major
♦ of having hnd commerce with 4 city next Sunday for a few days fish­ torpedoed her. IShe was towed to power boat body hoi»e to combine the days were as follows: Rev. E. W1 Julee JC. Hanique. who have for the
4 the enemy, iby the senate high 4 ing anti to work out for his coming port. In <an almost sinking condition interests of the two.
Warrington and Elder ¡E. Helltwell, past three month» been projecting a
♦ court. The vote was 150 to 91. 4 fight with Johnny Bosco vich. here and repaired.
Tentative plans may be discussed of Roseburg; Rev. A. J. Adams of reconn aisance for the proposed new
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♦ Conviction on this count might ■4 i next Thursday. The other fighters
at the meeting for a revival of the Sutherlin; Elder F. H. Morgan of highway from a point in Josephine
♦ entail Imprisonment In the fort­ 4 are expected to arrive the latter part
international reget t as with British Glendale: Rev. J. A. McVeigh and county on the Oregon line go this
4 ress not more than fine and not 4 of the week, but no definite word
Columbia boats and a series of races Elder Gilmore of 'Rogue River; Rev. place, expect soon to return over the
less than onn year, or banish­ ♦ has been received as to their arrival,
In which craft from San Francisco E. H. 'Edgar and Elder tDavlson of entire ground which covers about 25
4 ment.
4 lied Campbell has returned to the
Atlanta. Apr. 22.—Complete un­ bay will compete wth (Puget Round Central 'Point; iDr. J. K. 'Balllie and miles, for the purpose of staking It.
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Charges of high treason and ♦ city to get ready for I i I h fight With official returns from 'Georgia's demo­ and Columbia river boats.
Elders Walter Frazer Brown and
Major Hantque has tendered his
4 Intelligence with the eneuij 4 Jess Ingram of Central Point,
He cratic primary Tuesday showed to­
John Bonar of Phoenix: Rev. L. My­ resignation to the California state
4 against Calllanx wore eliminat­ ♦ says that he is confident that he will day that Attorney General Palmer
Mr. Hnd Mrs. J. A. Frost, who have ron Boozer of Medford; Rev. J. W. highway commission. He estimates
4 ed by the high court of the sen­ ♦ secure a knockout. The ticket aale will have 140 votes at the party’s been spendinc the winter in Califor­ Hoyt, IRev. C. F. iKoehler and Elder it will take about five month to re­
4 ate today, this eliminated the ♦ for the fight is progressing and a state convention. This is a 10-vote nia, ore visiting here with the F. L. J. M. (Ross of Ashland; Rev. E. Percy trace the territory covered during
4 possibility of a death penalty. ♦ large crowd will be present accord­ plurality over his nearest competitor, Warren family. They will leave soon Igiwrence and Elder George Orizzie the original location work. His suc­
♦ ing to present indications.
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Thomas E. Watson
for their home in Canada.
of Klamath Falls.
cessor has not yet been named.
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