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VOL. X„ No. 108.
GRANT* PANH, JOHKFH1NK IXMJNTY, OREGON.
WATSON I’LEADH GUII/TY TO
KILLING .NINA LEE DKIDNEY
TO CELEBRATE
0ailg Cotuicr
THU BHD A Y. MAY «, 1080.
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PORTLAND TO CALIFORNIA
LINE IN IS HOI Itti BY AUTO
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I sm Angeles, May 6.—'Walter ♦
♦ Andrew Watson pleaded guilty ♦
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HKNT1MENT IN CITY HHOWB FA­ ♦
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VOR TO WAIU> BIG TIME HERE
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INDEPENDENCE BAY
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WHOIJS NIMBER 3006-
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Salem, May «.—From Port­
♦ land to the California Hne, in a
in the superior court here to­ 4
♦ trip by automobile over the Pa­
day to the grand Jury indict­ 4
♦ cific highway can be made easi­
ment charging him with first 4
ly in 15 Vi hours, according to
degree murder for the killing of 4
Herbert Nunn, state highway
Nina Ig>e Boloney.
Sentence 4
engineer, who lists conditions
was set for next Monday morn­ 4
on the route after a trip be­
ing. Meantime Watson will be 4
tween here and the «tate bor­
examined to determine bis men­ :
der, He said the trip from Port-
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tal competence. Watson recent­
land to Pendleton can be made
ly confessed to the murder of ♦ TORREON THROW* IN LOT WITH I TWO SLAV ARMIES SAID TO HAVE
this summer in one day and
four of his wives and also con­ ♦ I
that the road will hereafter be
RKJI'OLLTIONIBTB SAYS UN­
BEEN DESTROYED BY POLISH
fessed to being a bigamist
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open al! winter.
CONFIRMED REPORT
OFFENSIVE
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♦ STRONG TESTIMONY INTRODUC­
WITNESSES TO
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ED BY ALLEGED ROBBER OF
W. G. WHITE
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IsM-al OrgauizaUini Assured of the
lUu king of Issai Men and Band­
master Retained
INTEREST IS STIMULATED
NEW HEARING MAY 0E GRAHTEB
official Waeliington Shows Interest Fight for Possession of Capital ia
In Bcrvrl<u»mcnbt Which Weaken
ProgreMM Day and Night With
Carranza's Grip
City Stirround<-d
Consideration New Being Given to
Pirn for Rehearing After Recent
Conviction
t
< 'hiirgr Miulr Tlmt Government OfTI-
Immigration lass Are Considered by
That the great American eagle will
rials Try to Turn People ABainat
Washington. May «.—Unconflrm-
Borne, May 6.-—Reports that two
Medford, Ore., May 6.—The de-
Senate <Committee and May Be
poise over the city of Grants Pass
Wag« Earn»»
¡e*l advices received today by agents Itolehevik armies have been routed
cdsion of Judge F. M. Calkins on the
Amended
at
Once
on the forthcoming Independence
of the Mexican revolutionary move­ and vriutlly destroyed in the course
motion of I Ark N. Evans for a new
ment here said the Carranza garri- of the Polish-Ukrainian offensiva
day was indicated by the vol<e of
trial was argued and submitted by
Washington, May 6.—Assailing 'son at Torreon, under General Pes- against Kiev seems to be confirmed
Gm Newbury, attorney for Evana,
the citizens htstrd at the Chamber
Washington, May 6.—Immediate
¡ario Castro, had revolted and that by dispatches from the battle front.
of Commerce luncheon held today. what he described as a “despicable
amendment of immigration laws was last Saturday, based on affidavits of
the city was under the control of the
The <|iiestlon was brought up at the propaganda against labor,” Timothy I revolutionists.
considered
today al a special meet- new evidence obtained by the de­
Warsaw, May 6.—Fighting be­
lirnly,
president
of
the
Brotherhood
fense. greatly strengthening the alibi
luncheon, when a motion tusi the
Official interest in the develop­ tween the Poles and the bolsheviki ! ing of the senate immigration com­ testimony produced by the defense at
of
Stationary
Firemen
and
Oilers,
city should not celebrate was voted
mittee, cal’ed as a result of a ruling
charged before the railroad labor ments of the political phazes of the for the possession of Kiev, the cap-
yesterday by Se-zstsr1 Wilson that the trial.
down and a motion that patriotism
Hweeping
revolution
in
Mexico
has
ital
of
Ukraine,
continues
day
and
board ’today that “high officials of
The affidavits show that at the
the membership itt a <• mm uniat par­
nhould be given full sway on the na-
the government had been used to been stimulated by the government night, The Polish infantry is in con- ity is al .-no insulhltn' a* a cause for time the alleged crime was commit­
voclfcrously
holiday
was
tlonal
more thoroughly deceive the people reports which continue to indicate a tact with the bolshevik infantry in
ted on September 13. Evans was In
As the business men who.
| deportation.
adopted
into
Itclirvlng t.ha,^ if a man worked rapid weakening of President. Car- the entire semi-circle of the Kiev
Medford and was not In Grants Paas.
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the
stnow
of
the
arc the boiio and
bridgehead.
for wag«'« he is the enemy of our . ranza's grip on the country.
Te witnesses from Granta Pass testi­
MISSISSIPPI JUDGE HOLD
unital Fourth of July celebration
government."
LEVER ACT CONSTITUTIONAL fied that on the day of the crime
were present, the Chamber of Com-
Evans and his wife were in Granta
mens will no doubt follow (be In­
Pass
the whole of the afternoon and
Jackson*
Miss.,
May
6.
—
Federal
struction given, and committees will TURKISH PEACE DELEGATION
part
of
the forenoon.
Judge
Holmes
today
upheld
the
con
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VliltlVES
IN
VEBfiAILLHS
soon tie on the Job preparing for the
It now appears from the affidavlta
stitutionality of the Lever food con­
greatest celebration ever held In the
trol act. by refusing <to issue an in­ filed 'by S. L. Sandry, the driver of
Houthcrn Oregon country.
Versailles. May 6 Turkey's dele­
junction restraining the federal fair the Blue Ledge mine car that the
ar-
gation
to
the
peace
conference
The luncheon at the Chamber of
price commissioner for Mississippi defendant was working on the Blue
Commerce rooms was the first held rived here early this morning.
from
enforcing the observance of Ledge car that afternoon. The affi­
for many months, but the attend­
Chicago. May «.—The stray boy
Stanford University. 'May 6.— -Ex
1 ' fsfir price lists.
davit of Charlee P. Talent, salesman,
ance and interest indicated that the
who for dinner flattens his nose tensive plans are being made *1
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at the 'A. W. Walker Auto company,
luncheon is juat as |<opulsr as ever
against the bakery window and who Stanford athletic managers in pre-1
IN CALIFORNIA
supported by the ledger of the com­
President Bramwol, of th« Chamber
at night sleeps with grown-up tram]* paration for the annual Pacific coast RAILROAD EXECUTIVES .ASK
CONGRESS FOR MILLIONS pany and the sale slips made on that
of Commerce, presided. and the
ip the park or in the back ally shed, conference track and field meet to
date, shows that the defendant pur­
San
Francisco.
May
6.-
—
Complete
tables were filled with men and
will come upon better days if the be held here Saturday, May 15.
chased
certain articles in the after­
returns
from
5259
out
of
5710 pre­
women who are awake to the COm-
plan of George NV. Brown, of Chica­ .More than 100 track men. represent-’ Washington. May 6.—An addition­ noon about 3 o’clock. This is alao
cincia
give
the
Johnson
group
of
al
$500,000,000
during
this
year
to
munlty needs. The matter of SUp-
go. works out.
ing six universities on the coast will
supported by the affidavit of ex-
port of the band organization was delegates 360,269 and Hoover 203,-
A hotel for boys, to be operated so be entered in the meet, which will i finance the construction of freight County Clerk >W. R. Coleman who
Oil
In
Tuesday
’
s
primary.
brought tip by Dr Macy, who stated
tar as feasible by boys, and fitted up conc)ude the western collegiate track cars, was asked of congress today by was present when the purchases were
the railroad executives.
that the band wished to secure the
in a way to attract the j youngster season.
made by the defendant.
•arvlces of a band leader, and asked
who finds himself in vast Chicago
The University of California, Stan­
The affidavit of a Portland woman
tho financial supjiort of the commun­
temporarily or permanently without ford University, the University of
shows that on that afternoon the
ity to the extent of $100 per month
! a home, is the Idea of Mr. Brown, Washington. Oregon
Agricultural
wife of defendant accompanied her
for nix months to aid In the work.
who for a decade, has given most of College, Washington State College
to the Holland hotel at about 3 p. m.
Unanimous endorsement of the plan
his time to volunteer work among and the •University of Oregon will
The crime is alleged to have taken
was given, and the appointment
homeless boys.
His work has send the pick of their track stars to
place at about 5:30 p. m.
committee to cooperate with
brought him in touch with Juvenile compete in this meet. Practically
White testified that the car at Ft.
band was authorized.
court officials in many cities and be,every important 'Pacific coast col- I
Klamath
was his car. The motor
Buenos Aires, May 6 Martin Tra- has enlisted their support in his ef- legiate star, except Charles Paddock
President Bramwell brought up
number of his car as shown by the
Louisville, Ky., May 6.—American office of the secretary of state is
vleso, memlter of the Po-tc Rican forts to obtain a “transient hotel for of the University of Southern Cali-
the matter of taking care of the ___
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mnmlM'm of the automobile caravan senate si d who has icinporarbv boys" between the ages of 14 and fornia, will take part in this meet, manufacturers and commercial or­ 280,249—the motor number of the
which will arrive In the city on May served as governor of that island 17. Joseph Tumulty, the president’s it is said. Many of the men who are ganizations are being urged to adopt car at Ft. Klamath, which White
19th. There are not sufficient fa­ has l»een making a tour of Couth secretary, a schoolmate of Mr. Brown expected to win points for the Unit­ the idea of,the 'British and Japanese claimed on the witness stand as his
cilities in the city to take care of America and endeavorina tc allay has lent his aid to some of Mr. ed States in the Olympic games at and send exhibition ships abroad to bears motor number 300,746. The
tho visitors unless the homes are suspicions of II <atln-Amerl- ans con­ Brown’s boy lsetterment schemes.
Antwerp next summer will be seen ¡display American goods in foreign affidavit of D. H. Wimer in whose
1 ports. The idea has been proposed custody the car is at Ft. Klamath
“The Y. M <’ V contluls in Chi­ in action.
thrown open and he urged the people' Corning the Monroe Doctrine.
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of the city to take care of as
many I Senator Travieso appealed to Am- cago, a transient hotel for men, a
Ijast year's meet was won by the to the American buriuese men by H. states that the motor number on th«
of them us i>osalble. ’ They are to bo ' erlcans in South America, in an ad- high skyscraper, but homeless boys University of California whose team G. McLean, assistant foreign traffic car is the same as it was when it
Ki ven meals by the ladles of ________
the city,' dress before the American Club here, tinder 17, hundreds of whom drift will put in a strong bid for first manager of the Southern Railway came from the factory.
tho money to go to the park fund and ( to use their best efforts to prove to into Chicago every week, may rely on honors again this year. The records System, who has headquartan here.
The affidavit of Jerome Hilbert,
the money collected from the visitors citizens of South American countries the dangerous expedient of seeking made so far this season by Stanford Mr. Melman has suggested that ship-I superintendent of the Blue Ledge
Tor their lodging will also go Into that the Monroe Doctrine was not the a rooming house, or, if without and the Oregon Agricultural College ping board vessels be fitted out as mine, shows that the bill of Hines &
expression of an Imperialistic policy funds may sleep behind aslf barrels.”
indicate that these two teams, will exhibition ships to carry American Snyder Auto Co. for September
thp park fund. The people present
Mr. 'Brown said today.
“1 have be among She strongest in the con­ i products to new markets and thus i charges the ¡Blue I-edge mine with a
at the luncheon signified their desire on the part of the United States.
Mr. Travieso said that the conduct housed scores of these boys in my
meet the competition of Jhe British ■
to cooperate with tho-chamber in
ference.
“test-out” made by Evans on Sunday
of
the 'United States toward Cuba own home until jobs and recurrent
taking care of the touriHts.
With such men as Sproutt, Majors, and Japanese manufacturers.
the
14th, the day after the crime.
Mr. Melman has called the atten-1
Good roads also came in for dis­ and Porto Rico were examples that pay-days lifted them off the rocks, Merchant and Orunsky of California.
San Sandry Jn his affidavit states
could be cited to show that the Unit­ and I know what even n few days of
cussion. argument In favor of the
Kirksey. Wells and Templeton of tion of various commercial organiza­ that this test-out was made the day
ed States had no imperialistic aims. decent surroundings can do for them.
state bonding measure boing found
Stanford, Swan of O. A. C., Jenne of tions to the fact that Japan as well after the afternoon on which Evans
Speaking as a I«atin American, he
"The large and properly conduct­ Washington State College, and Pope as Great Britain has adopted this : placed the vacuum tank on his car.
at every plate. A. H. Carson, of!
declared that it was very Important ed hotel for which we are working,
in her race for the world's
of the University of Washington
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Murphy,
eloquently of the
The evidence of C. P. Kribs on the
to
allay
the
unfounded
suspicions
of
and that Japanese ships will be
and
which
will
not
be
a
’
Bove
Home.
’
measure that will appear upon the
competing in the meet, there should
witness stand at the trial was that
many
Rjatin-Ainoricans
that
the
mo
­
will be equipped to do for thousands be keen competition in every event. 'sent around the world carrying ex­ lArk Evans purchased groceries at
ballot on the 21st instant for the in­
hibits of Japanese manufactured
creasing of the tax limit making the tives of the United States in main­ and thousands of kids what my ¡Several records are likely to fall.
|his store at 5:30 on the evening of
road bonds available, the speaker.' taining the Monroe Doctrine were not I feeble efforts have accomplished for
Coach Maloney of Stanford has goods. These vessels will be operat- j the 13th of September.
stating that every farmer in his I to protect Ijitlp-American countries a few hundred."
asked John Elliott, president of the ed by ft cooperative corporation em­
The affidavit of W. G. Kenney,
from
European
interference,
but
neighborhood was awake to the sit-'
A. A. A. to act as referee at the bracing a large number of Japanese who was city marshal of Jacksonville
rather to obtain ixilitical Control of
meet. Robert Sproul will be clerk of i manufacturers.
nation, and would vote for the mean-1
at*the time the parties who commit­
them which would be to tho benefit PRESIDENT WILSON MAKES
Mr. Melman, who also is regard­
the course, and the starting pistol
ure.
ted the crime came to iReter’s store
I of the United States commercially. J
NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICES will be handled by Coach Frank Fos­ ed among railroad men as an au­ at Jacksonville for gasoline, and
O. 8. Blanchard, chairman of the Hie declared that his country was not
ter of the Olympic Club of San Fran­ thority on international trade, points those of J. B. Wetterer, E. H. Helms,
Chamber of Commerce committee only far more independent than any
out another feature in this connec­
Washington, May 6.—Mark W. cisco.
and James A. Wilson who were also
that has to do witli 'better highways of the states of the union 'but was
tion which he regards of great im­
Potter,
president
of
the
Carolina,
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present when they drove up to get
programs, spoke for the l>ondlng virtually an Independent state as far
portance. British and Japanese man­
the gasoline, state that the defendant
bill, and explained how the owner of as tho administration of its own af­ Clinchfield and Ohio railroad, was
ufacturers. he asserts, through the
nominated by the president to* be BORAH WOULD INVESTIGATE
the automobile arid not the oWner of fairs were concerned.
and his wife are not the parties who
cooperation of labor leaders in their
a
member
of
the
interstate
commerce
made the said purchases.
ALL
CAMPAIGN
EXPENDITURES
other property would pay the en­
“Perhaps in the future,” he said,
countries have persuaded labor that
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tire bill. He said that the program “the United States may constitute us commission.
"strikeless
production
”
on
their
part
Samuel IV. SfcCall, former gover­
of road 'building within the stntl Into a sovereign people, but that is
Washington. May 6 —Investigation
I X)NN IX TWI T CONVENTION
nor
of Massachusetts, was nominated of all presidential campaign expen­ with “strikes against production” in
would have to çeasç unless the fur­ a problem which will have to be
FAVORS IRISH REPUBLIC
I re- by the president to be a member of
the United States would soon enable
ther ‘itonds were mnde available, and solved by future 'generations,
ditures of both republicans and dem­ those countries to capture German
We the tariff commission.
called attention to the market roads enjoy today all the rights and liber-
ocrats was l>roi>osed In a resolution trade markets aggregating nearly
New Haven. Conn., May 6.—-Revi­
of Joséphine, a number of districts ties of the freest people of ’ the
introduced today by Senator Borah, $6.000.000.000 annually with a con­ sion of the Volstead act to permit the
having voted special levies upon the world and we have no reason for FIXH R MASKS BIG .11 MP
republican. of Idaho.
sequent addition of >3.000.000.000 manufacture and sale of beer, and
understanding that the state would complaint or protest in our present
FOB NEW ITIICE RE('ORD|
in wages paid [British and Japanese light wines, was favored by the Con­
mwt the amount put up by district situation." .
workmen.
necticut state democratic convention
and county. The state funds for
Minneapolis. Minn., May fi—Flour kPORTLAND MARKIT PRICES
Mr. McJxinc says that intensive today.
this purpose would hnvo to come
made a new record high price here
REMAIN WITHOUT CHANGE production both in Great Britain and The plank in relation to Irish affairs
from the bonds provided through troduced to the luncheon guests with today with an advance of 50 cents a
Japan has enabled those countries says "We sympathise with the aspi­
favorable vote at the election on the the statement that it was proponed tn barrel. Today’s quotations, >16 a
Portland, May 6.—Cattle, , sheep not only to provide ample stocks for rations of the Irish people in the for­
future to make the Chamber of Com­ barrel, represents an advance of It and hogs steady and unchanged; domestic consumption but also for
21st.
mation of a government of their
A number of farmer visitors were merce a country rather than a city a barrel for standard flour In • butter weak and unchanged; eggs. export in competition with American own choosing and favor the recog­
organization.
month.
firesent at the luncheon, and were In-
unchanged
products in foreign markets.
nition at the republic of Ireland."
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