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GRANT! FAMA. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OHEGON,
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FRIDAY, MAY 14. IMO,
I
TO FEATURE IN
Itenuutd Withdrawal <»f Freurii Hol-
dim lief ore Mpa or Bruaaels
<Nmferen<<* Are Attended
TO KEEP LOOT
( lothing. All Wool, to Be Hold Heve
at Half Present Prices, After
Doty and Shipping Paid
AUTOJARWAK
London. May 14.—The German ROBBERY WAS MOOT DARING IN- ONLY ONE CHARGE MAGE OCT
New York. May 14.—England is HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS NOT
JULY », 4, » TO 1IK BIG DAY!.
cabinet,
after
a
full
dlaousslon
with
ready
to sell American merchants
HIV Kit TO BE CENTER OF
MANY YEARS—TWO »FU-
OF KAMT BAID TO BAVE
SUFPKTENT TO CARE FOR
mlnlatera of the federal stat««. de­
man's clothing, all wool, that can be'
ATTRACTION
EXISTED
C4»Rb ARE KILLED
TOURISTS
cided unanlnioualy that Germany
retailed at 20 per cent profit at
should not send representatives to
>>8.40, each, according to J. C.
either the Spa or Brussels confer­
Shannpn, a member of a London
I
the French troops are
ences unli
manufacturing firm.
entirely withdrawn from the main
"Wo can produce suits, transport
district by May IS, according to a
them to tbe United States, pay duty,
Central News dispatch from Berlin
and sell them retailed for >32 each,":
Valley Teams to Meet in .Mornings. today.
Thieves Make Getaway With large MonnaKe to Navy and Message to Hirns Shannon asserted.
"Quality safte lodging in Ih-irate Hornee to B«
Hand to Take large Part—Dances
Given to Committee With Con­
Amount of CNim-nty—Police Seek
are now selling for >60 to >80."
Sought by Committee—Program
BASEBALLTOURNAMENTPLAHNED
to Be Given Each Evening
MUST O HI PHIVATE HOMES
Identity of Robbers
sent of the President
to Be Givea Here
A wet Fourth of July has been
Chicago, May 14.—One of the
Washington, May 14.—Rear Ad­
Plans were considered last night
planned for Granta Pass i this year
most daring train robberies of the miral Sims* "fallacious and dazeless
I by the directors oí the Chamber of
Th« board of directors of ’ the Cham-
middle west in recent years ended charges that the navy department de­
Commerce for taking care of th«
her of Commerce last night laid
this morning in the death of the lone lays prolonged the war four months
330 automobile tourists who will ar­
their plans tor a water carnival her»
bandit who last night looted tbe Il­ unnecessarily was** practically ths
rive here with the Northwest Auto­
on July 3-4-8. All aorta of aquatic
At tbs meeting of th« directors of linois Central A New Orleans limit­ only charge of unfavorable results
mobile caravan which la on its way
sports are to be put on and In this the Chamber of Commerce last night, ed, and In the recovery of currency from the many alleged sins of omis­
New Orleans, May 14.—if the leg­ from Seattle to Stockton. It was de­
way feature Oranta Pam' greatest the city band was guaranteed funds estimated to total nearly *100,000. sion and commission tbe "officer had islature passes a bill of acceptances, cided that the people of the city be
natural amusemeut facilities
The amounting to >600 for the mainten­ Two policemen were shot by the ban­ ascribed to the department," Secre­ Louisiana will have acquired a ver­ urged to take as many of the tour­
celebration will center at Hlverslds ance of the band tor six months. It dit and died shortly after. Tba ban­ tary Daniels today told the senate itable empire of the wild, stretching iste into their homes as they are
park and will reach Its height on was decided to raise the money by dit, who was Identified as Horace naval investigating committee.
It along the Gulf of Mexico for a dis­ able. Hotel accommodations are not
July 6. which Is tbe state holiday. IKipular subscription on account of Walton, of St. Joseph. Missouri,, fell was fully refuted, he added, by the tance of 75 miles and comprising sufficient to taka care of tbe entire
On Sunday, July 4. it is planned to the many offers of donations. A spe­ with four bullets in his l>ody after admiral's own testimony.
an area of 500 square miles.
caravan here and it ia imperative
have patriotic services in the alter­ cial soliciting committee was ap­ barricading himself In an apartment
The bill of acceptance is only a that other means be taken to provide
White House officials said today
noon and evening. There will ile no pointed to facilitate the work. The and fighting a pitched battle with that President Wilson's wartime ad­ formality and the state conservation places for them. A few will un­
morning exercises on that day.
I committee consists of F. L. Coon. H. over 100 police.
dress to the Atlantic fleet and the department already has begun to doubtedly have tents to put up la
Saturday and Monday are to be E. Bratton. Arthur While. Harold
message to Admiral 81 ms were laid outline the work necessary to keep I the auto park,
the days of the real celebration As Isham, Waldo Baker, Cedric Fields.
A committee headed by Sam H.
before the senate naval Investigating the tract safe for the creature« of
there Is no other celebration In the Lafloy Heston and Harold Lundburg.
committee
by
Secretary
Daniels,
with
the
wild.
Baker
was appointed by President
Spokane. May 14—.Police and rail­
valley yet announced, me plana in-
Ths band boys are anxious to com- road special agents today are seek­ the full consent and approval of the
The property consists of Marsh Bramwell to look after the visitor«
dude an Invitation to every com- mence their weekly concerts next
Island with 78,000 acres of land aad get piacea for them to sleep. Th«
ing to learn the Identity of robbers president.
munlty and rity in Southern Oregon. month but must have funds for music
purchased by Mrs. Russell Sage and otJwr members of the committee ar«
who
stole
>10,000
In
currency
from
These are expected to send their and equipment, Anyone wishing to
given to the state as a game refuge; Frank Mashburn. Roy Haekett. P. A.
the cashier’s cage of the Great North­
swimmers and water experts to com­ contribute to the fund for the band
an(i a tract of 85,000 acres in Ver- DeGenault, Benj. Collins. Geo. Jes­
ern express station here last night Takes Out Ballot Boxea—
pete with local people The program should get In touch with memtiers
Sheriff George Iawfs has started million and Cameron parishes on the ter and Frank South. The mon«?
at a time when a score of railway
will Include all sorts of boat races, of the committee and not wait to be
the distribution of ballot boxes to the coast given by the Rockefeller Foun- paid out for the rooms will go into
and
express
employes
were
about
the
swimming matches. diving ami many asked
Payments may tie made
station and made their escape» The country precincts for the election dation. * Adjoining Marsh Island is tbe park improvement fund, unleea
•pedal stunts, bunday will be com- monthly or In a lump sum.
robbera struck down and beat up C. next Friday A large vote is expect- the present state game farm on land the householder desires to keep it for
paratvely quiet. A speaker will be
ed as much interest ts being shown 1 belonging to the Mcllhenny Interests the trouble expended. The commit*-
Peterson, the express agent. *
brought In to give a patriotic talk In Trnin W»» ItelaytM—
in politics at this time.
of 60,000 acres. Lying between the tee is confronted with a hard task.
the afternoon al the park and other
.
game farm and the Rockefeller tract as there will be difficulty in secur-
Train No. 13, southbound, waa
numbers will be given, The choral three hours late this morning be-
in what Is known as the Grand Che- fng enough beds for the entire party.
Buy l»<>rt ( '•06
duh of this city will probably assist cause of a derailment of a freight
ln«|iectA Orchards—
n|er tract of 85.000 acres which the Solicitation for rooms will start at
A. N. Parsons reports sales of
in this to a large extent.
car near Reuben.
County Agent R. E. Miller is out state expects to acquire in the near once aIl(] anyone having rooms at«
Dort« as follows: To E. A. Adams, In tbe'different parts of the valley ’ future.
The local band Is to play a largo
asked to get in,
tn emmunieattn with
the garage man on South Sixth street today to inspect orchards. The trip
They »'ll Not in Pollth »—
part In the Celebration
This will give Louisiana what is <nv member of the committee,
Is out every •lay and will give a <ur.-
The tentertainment features for th«
Officers of the W. C. T. U. and the and to W. S. MaoFarland, of Takil­ if made necessary in order to keep believed here to be the greatest wild
cert In the park Sunday afternoon. Josephine County legislative club ma. a lemon grower from Southern disease from appearing In the fruit life refuge in the world, The great evening are furnished by the mem­
California,
who
came
here
for
his
It Is probable that outside bands will state that the Hoover meeting at
trees and if it has appeared to stamp domain is patrolled by agents of the bers of the caravan. A special edu­
be brought In. however. Street danc­ which Mrs. Jennie Kemp will speak health, and has rapidly recuperated it out before it has a chance to conservation commission and on it cational film will be shown and talk»
ing will be held each evening, or a Saturday afternoon Is not held under In this climate. Mr. Parsons has spread.
all sorts of game are protected and given "by members of the party. Din­
«
pavilion may be erected. Dancing their auspices as neither of these or­ leased the south portion of the
I propagated.
ner is to be served by the ladies of
la assurel for or.ch evening except ganizations are In politics.
Edward A. Mcllhenny, wealthy salt the park commitee appointed fro*
Mrs. Conklin building, and will have his
Sunday. A fireworks display over Kemp speaks simply as a member of offices and Mies room where the pub­ Acquitted by Jury—
mine owner. has given great tracts the Ladiee Auxiliary. The dinner ia
lic service corporation and Dr. J. F.
Boes Briggs, who was charged of lands as well as large sums of'to be served at the courthouse and
the river Is being contemplated.
t)he Hoover campaign committee.
Reddy were located. He will handle with being an accessory to the illegal money to aid In the work.
■ a tuuiabali tournament bat ween
I the proceeds are to' be applied to th«
the real estate business together taking of salmon, was dismissed by
the valley towns will he th» inert Ing To < aniimlgn State—
■
improvement fund.
*
with the auto sales business at the
attraction each day. Grants I e»s 1»
H. P. Campbell, a mining man of
The trip is being made to boost
E. L. Coburn left by Ford this new location, as soon as the interior a Jury trial yesterday. The jury said
to have one of the fastest teams In morning for the Willamette valley to
that there was no evidence to convict Portland, arrived this morning to and advertise the Pacific northwest,
the valley, If present indicanone ma- carry the war for secretary of state can lie arranged for the necessities the young man and he was declared look over mining property near the An ’advertising convention ts to b«
innocent of the charge.
terlallse
The men are practicing Into his opporenta' territory. With of the combined business.
city and to attend to othet^ mining held at Stockton from May 2>-28
each night and have auch playera an la solid backing in Southern Oregon,
business.
and after that the caravan will make
Jud Pernoil. Charlie Hannon. Carrol i Mr. Coburn feels that he now stands
D. R. Morrison was a Roseburg a trip into the Yoaemfte park before
Cornell, Gall Smith. Howard and an excellent chance to win the elec­
visitor yesterday, making a trip to returning.
The local automobil«
Wilbur Bears« and many others turn­ tion. especially since the entry of
the office of the land register.
drivers will meet the tourists several
ing out regularly for workouts. last lackley Into the race will tend to
Mrs. Ed. MoCann arrived this miles from the city and will conduct
year they proved too much for most split the Kozer vote. Mr Coburn
morning from Los Gatos, Calif., them here.
of the teams they met. The baseball was accompanied on the trip by his
where she has been visiting relatives, i A committee, consisting of W. 8.
tournament will be one of the big brother. Vernon. They expect to re-
She brought back her small grand- Maxwell, chairman; C. A. Swop«.
son with her. She was accompanied Fred Collins, J. M. Manuel and H.
drawing cards.
turn here on the evening of May 19.
An attempt will also tie made to
San iFranctaco, May 12. A per- cittens of the Cnited States to Eu­ by Mrs. W. B. Shermi.n, of Sacr t- S. Disbrow. wae appointed to look
secure one or more slrplanes for Accident Is .Reported—
lod of depresslon with lower prices rope would give an immediate stim­ n ento. why will visit at the McCann after the storing of* the cars. Th«
auto dealers of the city voluntarily
stunt ftylng.
A bad automobile accident occur­ and wages may be expected as a re­ ulus to our trade and make it easier home at Heiland.
offered to store as many of the cars
red yesterday morning a mile above sult of the inflation of the money for Europe through spreading the
as they could accommodate free of
[ Iceland. While making a turn, the market In the I'nited States, F. Ï- payments for needed commodities SEVERAL YEARS REQI IREI»
car which was being driven by John Lipman, vice-president of the Wells over a longer period of time.
FOR SITUATION TO SETTLE [charge. There will still be many
I that cannot be taken care of and th«
■ Derail, turned completely over and Fargo Nevada National bank. San f "But such loans could not be ab­
Washington, May 14.—Two or men nave been asked to find room
handed 25 feet below. An oak tree Francisco, told delegates to the Na- sorbed by our exporters nor by other
' stopped the car from going Into tlonal Foreign Trade conventfon business men, but only by the invest­ three years will be required for the for all.
| Crave creek. None of the five occu- here today.
ing classes whose purchases of se­ sugar situation to return to normal.
"If this change comes suddenly. curities must be based upon safety Herbert Hoover estimated today be­
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1 pants were seriously injured in the
Jerome Fertif, an Irrigation engi- accident, although Will Emrick and he said, "It will bring about forced I and marketability not on any trade fore the house committee Investigat­
neer who has been at the head of j|tn McCumber were bruised and cut liquidation and commercial failures. ' | considerations. In order to be mar- ing the sugar situation.
some of the best projects In the west, i around the head. The others in the But the federal reserve system j keted successfully foreign securities
and who now comes from the Grena-[ car were John Devall, John Maloney should prevent such a crisis from1 , would also have to compete with a APPROPRIATION Bild, WILL BE
da, Cal., project, has been employed and a young man front North Bend, degenerating into a panic.”
heavy domestic demand for' capitaj,
REPORTED FAVORABLY
by tho Grants Pass Irrigation I)is-
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Lipman said he agreed with econ­ . notably on the part of our railroads.
trlct directors us engineer of the io-'MEXICAN CITY (JOES OVER
omists that "our exports can best be' "This seems to leave our foreign
Washington. May 14.—'After pro­
Tokto, May 14.—Kanae Ikeda, di­
QUIETLY TO REBEL FORCES stimulated through encouraging Im-1 I trade in the position described by viding an appropriation of >40.000,-
cal project. Tho employment of Mr.
rector o>f the middle school of Kure
ports.”
Fertlg followed the completion of
economists where our exports can 000 for the army air service, an in­ surrenly disappeared a few weeks
Brownsville, Tex., May 14. Mata-
"In Its bearing on our 1 foreign , beet be stimulated through encour- crease of aibout >13,000,000 over tbe ago leaving a letter statin.; that he
the engineering dnta for the Grants
Pass project, the data being now oroa. opposite Brownsville, qufetly trade the International financial sit­ ageing imports."
house bill, the senate military com­ was dissatisfied with the recent state
ready for the consideration of the surrendered to the Mexican revolu- uation centers itself in the exchange' In discussing the financial situa­ mittee today ordered the annual of social affairs and determined to
directors and people of tho district. | tlonnry forces shortly before » noon rates," he said. "The abblrratlons tion of the United States Lipman army bill reported favorably to the lead a hermit’s life. Now lie has
Mr. Fertlg will taka immediate today. The surrender was I in ac- In these are mainly determined by concluded that "it Is probable that senate. The enactment of the army been discovered in a famous Budd-
i-hnrge of the work hero, and has cordance with an agreement < arrang- the depreciation of an incontrovert­ the situation in the money market is ¡and navy pay bill was completed to- hist monastery leading the life of a
ible paper circulation abroad. This fundamentally sound in spite of ¡day with the adoption conference re- monk.
already been upon the ground long ' <•<! yesterday.
argues the Importance of a country speculation here and there; and the J port by the house and senate The
enough to familiarize himself with
This is an incident showing the
remaining on a gold basis if at all unsound feature. (Liberty Bonds car­ measure now goes to the president. spread of the social unrest in Japan.
the details of the project. Mr. Fer­ «OCLALIHTS OF U. S. WILL LAY
OUT
OWN
NATION
\I<
PLANS
IMwsIble. (It also suggests that the ried by banks. Is only so in respect to
tlg was tho construction engineer up-1
The old natlona. mentality has great­
New York. May 14. The socialist demorallation In exchange can only Inflation, not in respect of intrinsic PRESIDENT'S VETO TO STAND
tin the I'ncompahgre project In Colo­
ly been modified since the war and
rado. with which project he was as­ party of America In their national be remedied through the rehabilita­ value, and will therefore be relieved
WHEN HOI SE FAILS ON BILL the authorities find it hard to re­
sociated for 13 years. He later was ¡convention here today voted to re- tion of currency abroad and that this when and as liquidation of the bonds
Washington. Mav 14.—The house cruit sufficient officers for both the
•with the Oelioco projeet In this state inh’lrm its clletlanc'» to the third In- Is necessarily a domestic matter for takes place. Our trade, whether do­ today tailed to override the presi­ navy and army as well as officials
In the same capacity. He expects to i tnrnatlonale at Moscow with reser- the nation auffering from euch Incon­ mestir or foreign, need not fear an dent’s veto of the executive legisla­ for the diplomatic and consular ser­
remove hl« family horo from Gre­ ‘ vatlon*. including that of deterniln- tro vertible currency.
Inability to obtain necessary bank tive and judicial appropriation bill. vices. Commercial careen» now ap­
He held that long time Ioann from accommodations."
nada as soon ns he can find a house. | Ing Its own national policy.
The vote was 170 to 127.
peal moN to young Japanese.
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