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GRANTS PARK, JOSEPHINE OOl’NTT, OREGON,
FRIDAY , APRIL 30, lirgO.
WHOLE NIMBER JU«O
IÖ ALASKA Iß
Committee IU’|M«rtM Resolution Which
Sultan Will Be livrai Aid in Fight
Against Xationa lists in Asia
Minor—Prop*rations Made
Alme to Iw»lor«’ Stain of I’eacc
With lii'i-uuin) and Austria
f
TkX JINK AL KNOCKOIT SCORED
Washington. Apr. 30.
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Bout a Flr«tl<‘
l>c<-t«bui When
Deliver««!
ALLAS HURT, CON- ALIEN ACTIVITY HAKES DIS I Conatantinople, Apr. 30.—Britlah I*OLES BREAK SLAV RESISTANCE
FEKHEH TO MURDER OF TWO
PATCH OF VBMKL MUCKS-
IN SOUTH AND ADVAMOK
troops, it is believed, plan Co support
AND TO BIGAMA
SARI TO HELP POLICE
ALONG THE DNE1STKK
i the Sultan’s fones in tBotr move-
The state WATSON,
' WHMN INGRAM. OF CKNTHAL ., of «-ar with both Germany and Aua-
POINT, QUITS COLD
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tria would be terminated under the
resolution reported today by the sen
ate foreign relations committee as a
•olmtitute for rhe house revolution to
end the war with Germany alone
GYMNASIUM WILL BE
VOTED ON TOMORROW
, ment agaXnst tbe Turkish nationalise
i in Asia Minor and «rill even join In
.an aggressive offensive against Mns-
tapha Kemal
Elaborate prepara-
iUona are being made by the British
■ along the Anatpllan coaat of the Sea
Wives <rf Much Married Man Mv««i DepartnM«nt nt JnrtJct’ Told to Go .Va of Marmora
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Far As the I jux « Will Allow to
All Over < <«»t—Will Try to
Quell I »inorder«
Get life Sentence
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FRENCH WAR BRIDES
RETURN TO OWN .LAND
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¡IÍ1T
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KIEV ST80MEHOLD
IN DM
The bouts last night were a disap
I job Angele«. Apr. 30.—Walter An
Washington, Apr. 30. -Activity of -fH
Waraaw. Apr. 30. -The resistance
i
I
that
drew
Watson,
alias
Hulrt.
the
con
pointment t«> the packed house
Che bolshevik! has been broken
of
alien
agitators
in
the
vicinity
of
A s | mm -J h 1 «lection is to be hold to
fessed bigamist and murderer will be Hydar. Alaska, lias resulted in the
greeted the boxers Th« only bout
south
of Ukraine, according to to
morrow at the Central school build Indicted by the county grand jury
that gave much action was the ■Red
dispatch of the coast guard cutter
day
’
s
official
communique, which an
in ing to vote bonds for tbe erection of .Monday for the murder of Nina Ijee I Algonquin from «Port Townsend to
C* mi »bell-J ess Ingram scrap,
Pittsburg.
Apr.
30.
—
Incompatibl-
nounces
that
tbe Pole« have captur
which Campbell scored u technical a gymnasium for the high school. Deloney and will plead guilty and in that place today.
ily
of
American
and
French
customs
ed
Mohilev
and
are now moving
consideration
of
this
plea,
the
dis
knockout in the sixth round, «ben Th« bond «lwtlon is for the sum ot
The coast guard service said the
has
caused
12,000
of
approximately
.
southeast,
along
tbe Dniester. They
trict
attorney
will
ask
a
life
sen
the
sponge
The
Ingram threw in
vessel will cooperate with local of-
$15,000 for a modern gymnasium,
tence instead of the death penalty, flclals In maintaining orders in Hy- 50,000 French war bride« to return have taken over 15,000 bolshevikl
A nd «rson-M aaco w affair (it cannot
| and will be held bet««•«:n 'the hours this wm announced here today by
be caped a fight i went - all nine
dar.
to France, according to Mrs. Regin prisoners.
All Chief Deputy District Attorney Do
rounds to u draw From th«’ upecta- |of 2 and 7 In the afternoon
ald H. Johnson, ¡president of the re
Ijondon. Apr. 30.—The loss of
tors viewpoint this fight was a fi property owners ar«1 allowed to vote ran.
Washington, Apr. 30.—Federal cently organised l.TCapoir Franco-
Zhitomir,
eight miles northwest ot
asco. for Anderson never tried to i In th« «lection.
"go
agents have been instructed to
American club here.
The club, I
Th., pupils of the schools o*f the i
Angeles, Apr. 30. -Murder as far as the law will allow” in I formed at the suggestion of Mlle. Kiev, to the Poles was admitted in
hurt his opponent and .Mascow
an official statement sent out today
, i not bigamy, will be the charge to be
couldn't hurt ¡Anderson. Jack Car.
city have been carrying on a lively L, by James R R Hulrt who lagt breaking up the May Day radical Odette deiBouglon. of Paris, who was by the soviet government at Moscow.
men was given a decision over
demonstrations, In making this an- in Pittsburg recently. istexpected to
Johnny B«mcovitch. on a foul. The campaign for the gymnaaium for sev- nlKht admitted, after an lnveetlga- nouncement, assistant Attorney Gen broaden the interests of French girls The message also refers to a Polish
decision wan given In the third round era) weeks as at present they have I Hon extending over a month and eral Garvan said the department of who became the brides of Americans threat against Kiev.
when Carmen was fouled Iteiow the ho building In which to hold atlile which had enmeshed him beyond justice officials were concentrating overseas, and to make them content
Ford Wv Mining—
belt
Jake Boesch won a decision li< events, sm-h as basketball and in-' hope, that he had killed two women, on efforts to protect the lives of fed ed in their new homes.
over Art Close in a four round pre- door sports. High school students and had at least contributed to the eral and state officials who have
Mrs. Johnson, herself a war bride,
When Jim Manuel attended the
Hmlnary.
are appearing at the local theater 'deaths of two more, and that he had been marked for destruction and to and wife of a professor of languages high jinks at the Waldorf last night
Red Campbell showed tip in fine each evening and are giving talks married at least 20 times. Including prevent violence generally.
at the University of Pittsburg, de be left his Ford standing in front
form lust night and carried the fight In favor of the building. At every 1 the four who lost their lives. The
clared that members of the club are of the store. Later when he went
to th«’ Central ¡Point hope In every opportunity they have brought the murder charge, according to district PORTLAND MARKET WEAKER
learning English, of course, but to get it it wasn't in sight. He had
attorney officials, will be based on
round They were about evenly public attention to their needs.
FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP slowly, and “when one cannot talk. unpleasant thoughts tor a while and
tbe alleged confession of Hnlrt that ]
matched at first but Cam (•!>«•! 1 noon
one thinks too much."
then roused the chief of police and
The state law requires at least 40
wore «town his opponent and In tbe minutes of physical exercise a day he kllle«! two of his wives.
Portland. Apr. 30.—Cattle, hogs
“We ot France are individualists." other citizens who stood guard till
fifth round gave him u gruelling for the pupils of th«’ schools The
and sbeep weak; prime mixed hogs, she said. “We live within ourselves nearly daylight on all the roads lead
that was too much for Ingram who students at the pr«»«ent time have to FORTIFICATIONS HILI. PASSES
$16 and 116.50: butter and eggs Un and our own people, and that makes ing into the city. The car. however,
SENATE—CARRIES *10,000.000
had to 'be helped to hin seat He was i take th«t|r exercises between the
changed.
it doubly hard for the French girls the flivver was found in a stall in
unable to come back at. the first of | seats or out of doors On stormy
who have left their homes and fam- was not to be seen. This morning
Washington. Apr 30.—Without a MIXERS ix FRANCE WILE
the sixth
Campbell Is a local boy ¡ days this must be done away with,
flies. Net that they do not love their the garage where it had been taken
and gave an exhibition of good clean They urge the building of a gynina- record vote, the senate passed and^
CONTINUE GENERAL STRIKE husbands, to be sure, but they miss by a member of the family, who
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fighting
laium ao that the school may remain sent into conference the annual for
their people t*
thought ft had been forgotten.
tifications appropriation bill, carry-, Paris, Apr. 30 Miners throughout
The C’urinen-Boscovlleh bout ««art-1 „tandardlxed. and be on a par with
Ing over $19,000,000.
France will ^continue their May Day
I ( <>iitin«>e<i on I' m ;«* j «
the other schools of th«’ state.
demonstration
into a general strike
Not
S|M»il
Smile
—
< ’«>ul«l
in
accordance
with the decision of
The Red Campbell variety of smile
the
railroad
workers
and the resolu
Is the kind that won’t wear off l-ast
tion of the general labor federation,
night when Ingram would manage
to land a stiff punch. Campbell would the secretary of the miners union an
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grin and come back a little stronger. nounced today.
It was this smile that unnerved the WOOTTON CASK WILL <X> INTO
Medford hope Today ft was Just a
Odenbtirg. German West Hun revenge’ in much the same way the
HANDS OF THE JIRY TONIGHT
little wider In at the Pe«’rless. he
gary. Apr 30—'Red, white and green Rumanians did to them. It was
Toklo. 'Apr 30. The conference < an Ip* carried on If It is left as It was looking over a collection of neck
of protest
Tombstone. Apr. 30.— ■It is consid- posters with legends
i wear.
par. A nice green one took his ered likely that the case of Harry E. against the separation of this pro even stated in high Vienna quarters
just com luded here bv the Japan la now.
that farmers’ horses were being tak-
ese-American Relations committee
“Exchange professorships great eye. ”1’11 take it.” he said. Then Wootton, charged with kidnapping Hungarian city from Hungary and en away.
"made a beginning that may lend to benefit comer < from exchange of pro one of the lucky winners last night in connection with the Bisbee depor its accession by Austria as soon as
These reports were so persistent
a possible solution of some of the fessorships. In order that this en- took some Medford money from his tations will be in the hands of the the peace is ratified, appear in nearly
as
to lead the correspondent for the
international «$iff lenities «liet«<’en terpriH« can l«e satisfai lorily con- pocket and paid for it. No wonder jury tonight.
every house and shop window.
Japan and the United States," (he ducted it is iinportant that certain Red smiles.
Two Austrian commissioners, sent Associated Press to attempt a first
committee an noil need
here to make preliminary arrange hand investigation. This has cover
qniversities be selected where tile
This conference was an outgrowth professorships shall be established
ments for taking over the adminis ed ten typical villages, exclusive of
of nn Initial meeting of representa and the exchange of professors can
tration of the town, upon their ar this little capital, with talks here and
tives from both countries in Toklo Im carried on. ¡In loonneetion with
rival were hooted and jeered by a there with peasants In the fields or
In April, 1919. The relations com this enterprise a method of publicity
great crowd, vegetables were thrown along the roads.
It is fair to say that in the region
mittee «>T the San Francisco Cham should tie devised.
at their carriage and black flags
visited
no evidence in support of
ber of Commerce, Included Wallace
hung
from
most
of
the
public
and
"Trade arbitration there Is dan
M Alexander, chairman; iDr. ¡Behja- ger that the good relations of the
other buildings. They seem power the alleged Hungarian oppression or
tir . Id« Wheeler, president emeritus two countries may be Jeopardiz«»d on I Cambridge, Eng.. Apr. 30.—Jos.
Stanford University. Apr. 30 -The less. It is said, and are now virtually requisitioning was to be had. The
net impression gained was that the
of the University t»f California: Wilf account of disputes that may arise Bancroft, a reader of phynlcology at | American University Union has open- ' interned in their offices here.
Ham T. Sesnon. Walton N. Moore, from
This little city, which the Hungar- majority of the population in the
eommerclai
t complications. ' Kings college here, has lived for six 'ed headquarters in I,ondon and is
Loyall A. OSborne, Walter L. Clark Therefore It Is highly ■ desirable to days in a hermetically sealed glass prepared to aid American university . Ians call ttopron. Is rhe metropolis localities covered are in favor ot
and Captain Frederick H. Randall. create an agency for arbitrating 1 ■box.
people, according to information re of that strip of terri’orv which the union with Austria. One reason as-
signed by the peasants was because
After meeting for several nays such disputes.
The experiment arose out of a 30- ceived here today through George E. peace conference took from Hungary
with ¡the Japanese representatives, I "Industry—the labor question lias year-old controversy as to whether it Macl»ean, director of that office. The and gave to Austria on economic, the Magyars, they said, had never
given them proper schools.
Their
headed by Baron Shlbusawa, the a direct relation to industry and it is possBile to calculate the amount Union, which is situated tat 50 (Rus ethnologic and strategic grounds,
children
were
poorly
taught,
if
committee summarized the results ia of an International nature. . It is of oxygen in the blood from a know sell square, will afford a place where
Its loss has caused the Budapest
accomplished as follows:
t highly im|>ortant that one country ledge of the amount of oxygen in American university men and wom government to make various propo- taught at all. and they at least knew
“Japanese ownership of land and should learn from the experience of the breath. The test was also made en can make appointments, address sals to Austria in an effort to retain the Austrians had good schools.
Immigration—these are the two vi the ether in dealing with the labor to demonstrate whether it was ne their mail, make their headquarters. it. all of which have been refused. Then. Vienna was their market. Bu-
tal questions which deeply concern situation.”
The object of the Union is to serve Meanwhile the men here very gen- dapest was a long way off. The Hun-
cessary that nlrnten should have oxy
the two peoples. Therefore the Joint
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gon apparatus when flying at great as a ¡bond between the ‘universities erally wear the Hungarian colors in ' gar'an official classes were “unsym-
pathetic with the farmer” and so on.
committee gave the most careful at- PRESIDENT NOMINATES TWO
heights. It proved that oxygen was of the United States and those of their coat lapels and the women on
tention to these subjects and spent I
FOR INTERSTATE COMMERCE .necessary to flying men at great the European nations, especially by their hats or as hair ribbons. The This was echoed in other towns. Na
Here
d
turally. there was dissent,
several days freely exchanging views
heights. It proved that oxygen was encouraging the attendance and ad Austrians charge that the demon
on them, and finally reached the con
Washington.
Apr. . 30.—Henry necessary to flying men but it did vancing the welfare of American stu stration against their mission was a and there men talked of the Vienua
communist government, with which
clusion that the committee on both Jones ¡Ford, professor of politics of not show to w'hat height they could dents at the universities of France. governmentally organized affair.
they wanted nothing to do.
sides will use their utmost endeav I’rinceton and James Duncan, of fly with safety.
The
Hungarian
government
has
Italy and Great Britain. The I»on-
ors for the solution of these burn Quincy, Mass., former tice president
While the territory involved is
While in the box Bancroft kept don headquarters maintain close re endeavored, it is charged, to create
ing questions.
of the American Federation of 1-a.bor a record of his sensations and made lations with tbe American embassy the impression that this region 1s small and the population only about
•‘Cooperation of capital the best were nominated by the president to scientific observations. He said he and consulate and Itself has become preponderantly Hungarian In race, 300,000, the strategic aspect of this
way to cement the relations of the lie members of the interstate com- suffered from sleeplessness but oth a sort of education embassy and con tongue and by predeliction. The Vi area probably is its most important
two countries is to enler Into eco ! merce «commission.
enna government, on the other hand, one. (Austria's present frontier is
erwise did not experience much In sulate.
nomic relations. Such enterprises
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has resisted this with counter claims regarded as dangerous In that Vien
convenience exeept on the last day
have already ¡been started in Japan \V<M»D‘S LEAD IN NEW JERMEY
that the ]>eoi>le are dominantly Ger- na and Wiener-Neustadt, as well as
when the atmosphere became ex GERMAN STATE TROOPS TO
and the results are most satisfac
REACHES OYER
VOTES tremely rnrlfied. lie then had head
MARCH INTO III IIR DISTRICT maalc by blood, language and desire. many other industrial centers lying
tory although there Is plenty of mar
Of late weeks there has been con along the main line of the railway
aches and nausea, Hie was watched
gin for improvement and develop»
Newark, N. J.. Apr. 30. -Co in- continually while in the box.
Ixmdon. Apr. 30. -German state siderable publicity given semi-offi are*but a little distance from Hun-
He
ment.
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piote and corrected figures in the took food and .slept in two small defense troops will inarch into the cial Austrian statements that, pehd- gary. easily open to attack from
‘•Cable communication cnble coni- New Jersey primary gave General compartments fitted up with wicker southern uhr district for the .pro Ing their withdrawal, the Hungarians that more powerful neighbor, The
munleallon falls far short of our ex Wood a lead of 1207 votes over Sen- chairs, a table, a small bed and a tection of the public order and indus were oppressing the Austrian popu acquisition of German West Hun-
pectations. No satisfactory comniu- ¡ator Johnson. Wood’s total was bicycle on which he exercised every try. says a wireless from Berlin to lation. requisitioning material of all gary is thus a defensive terrain for
plcation on diplomacy or commerce 52.608 and Johnson’s 51,401.
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kinds and generally wrecking their Austria.
morning.
day.