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GRANT'S PAHS, JOHKPHINE (XWSTT, OREGON,
MENATE REFI SEH TO AIX'EIT
MANDATE OVER ARMENIA
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Washington, Juns 1. By an ♦
♦ overwhelming vote the senate ♦
♦ late today ¡Missed and sent to ♦
♦ the house a resolution declining ♦
> to grant President Wilson's re­ ♦
♦ quest that congress authorize ♦
♦ the mandate over Armenia.
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PEOPLE NOT TO
Tl EMDAY. JUNE 1, 1020.
&ID
Illi I
Hill I
Inlll I
RBPUHLICANS WILL rack
WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILIA
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ALLOW TRADE
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I
<L A. R„ W . R. <'. AND AMERICAN
LHilON JOIN IN THE EX-
El« IHK»
Itegli lari) ItofioHdl Ill-legation From
IllMriH of Columbia Will Be
Seated
A. II. tereoii <
the Yeter««'
WHOLE NIMBER 2W3*.
Chicago, June 1 -On the mo­
tion of T. Coleman Dupont, of ♦
Delaware, the republican na­ ♦
tional committee unanimously
adopted a resolution calling up­ ♦
on republican states which have
not already done so, to pass the
woman suffrage constitutional
amendment.
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HI .’•REME tot KT III LEM THAT CENTRAL TRADING OFFICE
REFERENDUM DOES NOT AF-
BE OPENED BY BOLSI!»
FEIT < «INSTITI Tl<>N
VIKI IN liO.NDON
I
ATTORNEY GENERAL CHARGEN
PERVERTED SYMPATHY FOR
RADICAL CAUSE
ASSAULT VICTIM
I'roi IslonK of War Revenue Rill Do»n Puta» anil I Uranian* Win Slight Vic­ Man. Believed Infoine, Knocks Mrs "Seif-willed.
Mistaken
Personal
Gibson Hamilton I'wcomscioua
Not Apply to President anil
tory Over Troops South of
Viewpoint"
Said
Taken
as
Chicago, June 1. -Hearings on
Tlien Di*ap|X-ar*
Furierai Judge*
Kiev
Substitute
'Claims of contesting delegations to
!
next week's republican convention
Roseburg, June 1.—Mrs. Gibson
In spile of counter attractions ex continued to occupy the attention of
Washington. June 1.— The su­
London, June 1.—As a result of
Washington, June 1 Charging
biblting In the city at the same time, 'the republican national committee preme court today held that federal yesterday's meeting between Lloyd Hamilton, of Reuben, was brutally
that Izitite F. Post, assistant secre­
today.
In
the
District
of
Columbia
assaulted
late
Saturday
afternoon
by
the time honored custom of paying
the —
soldier
th* committee voted to sixit constitutional amendments cannot be George and Gregory Krassin, the an unknown assailant, presumably tary of labor, had "perverted sym­
tribute and reverence I to
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the
regularly
reported delegation, submitted for ratificatiou to the ref­ Russian bolshevik minister or- trade, insane, who is still at large in spite pathy" for a criminal anarchist, At­
dead of th« nation was fittingly ob-
who
are
uninstructed
but are said to erendum vote In states having refer­ and members of the British cabinet, of the efforts of a large number of I torney General Palmer told tha
enrved In the Memorial day ex«r-
favor
tho
Wood
candidacy,
The endum provisions in their constitu­ j the soviet government, according to searchers, who twice allowed him to . house committee today that in deal­
tiscs conducted at t he op«<ra house
tions.
the Evening Standard, has been
ing with the attempts of the govern­
yesterday afternoon by the (1. A It. committee then reverted to the Flor-
The court declared Inoperative the l granted permission to open immedi­ slip from their grasp.
Ida
content,
but
nome
attorneys
i
were
ment to rid the country of dangerous
-Mrs.
Hamilton
was
quite
•
badly
and W. R. C.. axxlxtiil by tho i Ameri-
nqt ready The committee then turn- Ohio state constitutional referendum ately a central trading office here.
aliens. Poet had employed a “self-
beaten
and
is
seriously
ill
from
the
can Jxiglon. The house was fllli-d
mt to the Georgia content 1 which amendment insofar as it affects the
willed and autocratic substitute of
to an extent which gratified those
Ixindon. June 1.—Russian bolshe- effects of the terrible experience,
promised to be the most sensational ratification of federal amendments
his own mistaken personal viewpoint
gether
with
the
injuries
inflicted
who believed from the went trend
The Ohio supreme court decrees dis­ vlk forces which are fighting against
of the crop.
for the obligations of pubHc law.“
of what yrns apparently public opln
missing the injunction proceedings the Poles and Ukranlans, south of her assailant.
The
woman,
accompanied
by
a
ion that the public had fallen into
brought to prevent the submission of Kiev, have retired to new positions
Gasoline Siiorlngc Hits Tourist»—
a state of apathy regarding the day
friend, Mrs. Baker, and the latter's BODY OF MAN FOUND ON
The gasoline shortage which Is the prohibition and woman suffrage after “fighting with superior enemy
pro- I al med sacred In the memory of
CAMPUS NOT IDENTIFIED
amendments to the voters were set forces." says an official Moscow daughter, had started out along the
causing
Inconvenience
in
Grants
Pass
those who laid down their IK en for
road near Reuben looking for wild
aside
by
the
court.
statement.
Is general throughout California ax
Ahls same public
flowers with which to decorate the
Corvallis, June 1.—The body of a
The supreme court declared un-
well ax In Oregon, in the larger
Following the gathering at the
-graves of some of their dead, rela­ young man which wan found hanging
constitutional
tho
provisions
in
the
cities where the Shell company oper-1
courthouse of flic G. A. It . W H C .
tives. They had wandered about a from a tree on the campus at noo*
at ex there has been no difficulty In war revenue act requiring the presi­ Two Mack Trucks Sold—
and American Legion at 1 30 p m
quarter of A mile from the town today is still unidentified, but two
dent of the United States and all fed­
securing
gasoline
but
outside
the
The Collins Auto Company haa
the patriotic organizations marched
eral Judges to pay an income tax on Just sold two 3H-ton Mack trucks, when they noticed a man seated by notes found in the clothing, which
to the opera house for the program larger cities rationing Is In vogue their salaries.
the road, but naturally paid little
wherever a supply Is available Tour­
one of them to the Borland-Thomas attention to him. They approached were addressed to “Mr. Ludwig, A*,
at 2 o'clock. Immediately after the
The
sujireme
court
failed
again
to
­
ists are the hardest hit and cars are
Lumber company to be equipped the spot where he was seated and to ria." it is thought may clear up
•Organizations had taken their places
the mystery. The man was about
held up all along the line wherever day to decide on the validity of the with a 5-ton trailer, and the other
tn the house, Commander Phillips of
when they had reached a point only 20 years old and was seen about the
prohibition
amendment
and
portions
their gas tank runs dry. High prices
to T. W. Harriott of Kerby, fully a few feet away he leaped to his feet
the G. A It called them to attention
campus by the watchman early la
are offered for gae without avail. At of the enforcement act and recessed equipped for the hauling of lumber.
suid gave the ImprcMtve ritual of the
and rushed upon them, voicing in­ the morning.
Weed on Monday a tourist offered 15 until next Monday when the present Mr. CoHins goes to Portland tonight
fliabite to the Dead This was fol-|
sulting proposals and threats at thei
per gallon without success Tourist term closes
to secure the trucks for delivery.
'lowod by the address of welcome by
same time. The three turned to run,
| travel Is now practically stopped and
FEDERAL CONTROL OF WHEAT
■A. II. Carson, who briefly stated the
but they had taken only a few steps
I no autolxt is safe in traveling with­
ENDS AS UAW EXPIRES
-purpose of the gathering The post
when he reached them and striking
*
out a reserve supply sufficient for his
chaplain then conducted the prayer,
them
heavy
blows
in
the
face,
return trip needs. How long the
Washington. June 1—Federal con-
and was followed bv the reading of
KnocKea mem
,
.
.
.
. .
.
knocked
them to me
the grouna.
ground. oeiz-.
Seiz-
situation will continue is a problem.
. ing Mrs. ,,
. 1 tr°l of . wheat
the general orders of the G. i.A. R.
Hamilton, v he u beat . v her about
. . . and wheat products
was
ended
today,
the
wheat
director
and W R C. relating to Memorial
the head and body with heavy blows,
ceasing to function under the limita­
day. Including the order of General
causing her to partially lose con­
tion of the law creating the office
liogan. Issued tn 1868. calling for the
sciousness. Mrs. Baker upon regain­
and
the food administration control
Constantinople, June 1.—The for-
first observance of Memorial day
Eastport, Me . June 1.—A mass of ing her feet started at once on a run
I eign sections of Constantinople are twisted metals and charred timbers to the nearby town to secure aid. ending by a proclamation of Presi­
Mr Cass sang the "Stars nnd
crowded with Russians who want to lying on Coney Beach here is all that The girl attempted to go to Mr*. dent Wilson.
Rtrlpes” very effectively, and a solo
j go to America but cannot. Of the remains of the frigate Richmond, Hamilton’s aid but was told sue
by Mrs. J. L. Johnson wax deeply ap­
10,000 or 50,000 of them in the city, once the pride of the United States would be killed if she did not “beat
Mrs. C.(I a Annis left for Cedar
preciated. The rending of IJncoln's
At a meeting this morning of fhe
at least 50 per cent long for the time navy. The famous wooden warship, it.” and consequently she too fled to Springs. Mich.. where she was called
Gettysburg Address, ax called for
parade committee for the Fourth of
by the G. A. R orders, was rendered July celebration, tentative plane were when passport restrictions shall be built in 1858, was used during three secure help. Mrs. Baker succeeded *»y the serious illness of her father,
by Mrs. Sam Baker In a most satis­ made to hold a monster parade on less rigorous and they can flit to the wars in capacities varying from ad­ in reaching Reuben and in rousing
factory manner. A quartet tnclud- Monday morning, July 5th. which laryl of plenty in the west.
miral's flagBhip to receiving ship and several residents and railroad em-j
Many of them have relatives or finally was burned for the copper in ployes who immediately started for
tag Mesdanfcx Walker and Johnson. would be followed by a picnic lunch
friends in America, or at least say her hull.
and Mesera Casa and Martin, gave In Riverside park.
the scene.
' they have, But the doors of Amer-
-one of the moat pleasing numbers on
The Richmond was Admiral Far­
On the way they met a man who
It la contemplated having ten mer­
jlca are closed unless it is clearly ragut's flagship during the Civil war stated that he was a telephone line­
the program, in their song.
chandise prises donated by various*
proven the applicant is not a bolshe- and was in several famous engage­ man and who said he was endeavor- [
J. N. Johnston delivered the ad­
merchants ranging In value from 125
I vi kt and will not become a public ments in Southern waters and along ing to find men to help him find the
dress of the day, recalling the
.to |2.5O each for the best decorated
I charge in the United Stages. All the the Mississippi river. It is said that man who had attacked Mrs. Hamil­
acenes of American history which I
floats in the parade. Everybody is
have come to have their yearly ob­
singers, dancers and artists want to the Richmond was one of the first ton. He said that her assailant had
New York, June 1.—The need of
Invited to compete in the floats that
servance in Memorial day, and bear­ desires to.
go to New York. But applications American shiim to be camouflaged just been seen going in the other di-, making agricultural wages competi-
ing particularly on the great civil
for permission are denied unless the During the bombardment of New Or­ rection. and gave them a description tlve with city wages and the necee-
The parade is to be made repre­
strife which 'threatened to tear this
performers can show an actual con­ leans, iFarragut ordered the man-o'- of the supposed attacker, He stated slt.v of the government to find a
sentative of every organisation In
nation from Its unity and cause the
the county and every organization is tract with some reputable manager war camouflaged and not having the he would go on and secure other means of Importing fertilizer at a
disintegration of the greatest de­
Serbia and Italy are the only two. , necessary paint the frigate was searchers and started on ----
into -- price
that American farmers will pay
--------------------------------------------
requested to have a representative
mocracy the world has ever seen
countries Into which Russians can' smeared with mud, partly obscuring I Reuben. The posse continued on its for it. were emphasized today in re-
delegation jiartieipate Clowns and |
Mr. Johnston rendered moat offer
gain admission with ease and even: her from the enemy’s view.
I way and within A short distance' ports made public by sub-commit-
other mirth-producing stunts will en-1
lively extracts from the famous Do- o
they are very cautious about admit
A few years later the Richmond found Mrs. Hamilton, still in a dazed tees of the republican national com-
liven the pageant.
ration Day address of Robert G. In
! ting persons suspected of bolshevlst1 ; was retired but was ,put in commis­ and semi-conscious condition, and mittee's advisory" committee on pol-
wersoll. and carried on the thought ,
tendencies.
sion again in 1898 for the Spanish- learned that the man they had Just icies and platform,
Thank* Arc Given—
thus developed in 1882 to the pres
There are more Russians than oth- American war.'when she was used as passed was the one wanted.
It is planned to submit the sugges­
They
General Ixigat^ Post and Cor s
ent day. after America has emerged
wishes to thank Individually anrt °r nationals in the foreign districts la receliing ship at the Philadelphia turned hack, but he had caught a-lions in the platform committee tif
from two more great wars in which
.. . of the city.
Russian commission i navy yard. Then for almost 20 passing freight train and reached the republican national convention «t
collectively those who so willingly
she has been Involved with the pow­
T
’
shops
have
been
opened whore refit-1 years she was held idle at the Nor- Glendale before word reached that Chicago,
gave their tlmo and talent In speak­
ers of the old world. Mr. Johnston's ¡
The sub-committee reporting on
ing and In song in the Decoration day i ‘ goes offer their diamonds, laces and I folk navy yard but was put into use place. When the news was finally
presentation of the causes underlying to]
. ’ other finery for sale. Big Russians' again In the World war as a receiv­ received at Glendale he was picked agriculture, of which United States
-program at the opera house Monday
the observance« of Memorial Day (
up on suspicion, but having a good Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas,
afternoon and especially to Mrs. Sam and Little Russians, i-aplanders. Si-, ing and training ship.
wore deeply appreciated by his au­
The once great warship's days, of alibi, was released and shortly after-1 was chairman, urged that a national
Baker not only for the splendid fieri an s. Georgians and Cossacks of
dience, as being fundamental prlnci ,
... Lincoln's * Gettysburg
<n,u,.uul, «u-i
reading » of
Ad-| all the various tribes have I been "sefulnees were over and a short wards -disappeared in the immediate commission be appointed to coordi-
plea of Americanism that should
nate all rail water and motor trans­
¡dress. I but for the invitation so court Rh’lttle<l lnto Con,,tantlnople l,Y th(> 'line ago she was towed to Eastport vicinlty of that place.
have wider distribution than they eously given that the Decoration day
Posses consisting of residents of ¡port with adequate facilities for re­
Wh'Ch "Wei>‘
°Ver thP Th° ‘?r.c11 ’•82PPUed
he5. \C*P-
have had of late year»
i tain John IF. Turner, of Jtewbqry- Glendale and the surrounding vicin- reiving, handling and transporting
I prograin be held tn the Chautauqua J ¡ Black sea.
Presentation of the French mem­
Hotels
are
filled
by
Russian
bar-
port. Mass., holder of the world's ity, and railroad employes, immedi- food between cities. This commis-
tent.
orial certificates to nearest of kin
ons, counts and princes, especially deep sea diving record. After light­ ately started in pursuit with the ex- sion. it was said, would render a
«
of tervlce men who died during the Coinniitt •.< to Meet—
princes, for every third high class ing several fires from bow to stern press intention of finding the man great national good at this time,
retent war with Germany, wat made
The executive committee of the ; Russian in Turkey seems to be a Captain Turner hauled do-wn the and lynching him. A good descrip- The international trade and credits
by Niel R. Allen, commander <f tLc Josephine County Farm -Bureau will I j prince. Singers and dancers from 1 American flag from the frigate and tion was secured and the searchers committee headed by F. IA. Vanderltp
American Ix'gton. nfter dismissal of meet next Saturday afternoon at II the imperial theaters arejn evidence Jumped into '^assamaquoddy Bay. were determined that should he be as chairman, urged the Inauguration
the public meeting. Presentation wi.v I :30 at the office of the county agent everywhere, They are so consplcu- lie was picked up by part of the found hie life would immediately pay of an effective cooperation at home
preceded by a brief but oTphiitt.- de­ st the courthouse. Thu mooting is oils they can not be overlooked en- ship’I crew in a dory for the noted the penalty. However, -in spite of a and abroad between government of­
mand on i.'i half of tho American l.c- Important us the organization of theltlrely, but their efforts to gain pub- diver cannot swim.
protracted search, which in fact is ficials who exercise authority In Am­
g|,n , that Memorial day I i observe) ■•ooperntlve exchange will be dls-jlclty. are not highly successful. The
The beach on which the Richmond still in progress, he has not been lo­ erica’s foreign trade relations. Thia
with greater reverence on the part of cussed.
cosmopolitan population of Constan- was burned is the most eastern point cated and evidently has reached the cooperation, it was stated, was need­
the general public than hHR come t-
[tfnople has had so many thrills In on the -Maine coast and is where railroad and made his way into Cali­ ed to replace what was described as
courthouse In the morning, and the I the last six years that it is too Jaded | four other wooden frigates, the fornia.
he the cnso In re ent vara.
a loose and overlapping foreign trade
After the singing of "America." veterans and W. R. C. decorated the to respond to the bizarre manifesta-i Frapklin. Wabash, Minnesota and
The description given by the worn- service, rife with Inconsistencies and
tho patriotic organizations proceeded gHL ves of their deceased comrades tlons of artistic temperment. Pale-1 Vermont, were burned by Junkmen en and by others who saw him is inter-departmental controversies,
tn tho railroad park whore exorcise« -nd sisters in the three local ceme­ faced tenors wandering through ho-¡in other years
very clear Ile is between 35 and 40
In des< riblng the shift of the Unit­
In memory of the unknown dead teries. The flag was flown at half- tel lobbies, fingering strands of lav-■
years of age. about five feet nine ed States international position from
woro conducted al the flag polo by miuit until noon whci^ the bells were I ondcr beads and evcnes.ently gown­
PORTLAND MARKETS
Inches in height, volghin-: -.be-tt i«' ■ deM^r nation to a creditor nation,
the W. R.
and following this wcr« tolled mid was then pulled to the top ed prima donnas loaded with Jewels
Portland. June 1. Cattle lower. pounds. He has a ruddy complexion the committee's report stated that
ceremonies nt the river In honor of of the stuff nt the last toll. The, and potneranlnn poodles can't startle choice steers. 111.25 at $11.75; hogs and light hair and eyes.
He Is the ultimate outcome of this shift
those who died nt sea.
American legion look charge of the¡-i public which has had so many I steady. prime mixed, *14.75 at $15; dressed In corduroy trousers and a - will mean an excess of imports over
Flowers had been gathered at the I flag during the day.
I years of war at its front door.
others are unchanged.
dark coat.
¡exports.
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