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GRANTH PAHH, JOHKI’HINE (XH N TY, OREGON
Tilt RcDAY, Il NE 17, 1020
« IIOLI-: M MIIEIl »MM».
CT—
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Wounded Were Cared for and Auto­
mobile» Were Turned Over to the
Polish General Staff
Yliicrkmi Party and P«»»|»lr« Part)
Hiimgretrel—M<*et» July I to
t 'h<M>»r Candidate
Warsaw, June 17.—Americans SOFT GOAL PROFITEERS TO BE
Chicago, June 17.—The commit- KEIIIEM OF INFORMAL MEETINGS ^IERRAN FEDERATION OF LA­
trxik a prominent part in the recent
tee of Forty-eight. It was announced
OBJECT OF DRIVE BY THE
WITH PARTY' LEADERS TO
HOR VOTE» IN FAVOR OF
evacuation of Kiev, turning their au-
today, will prnsunt two names from
ATTORNEY' GENERAL
BEGIN IN NEAR Fl Tl HE
DEMO« It VH«’ OPER ATION
! tomobiles over to the Polish staff,
which to select a name for the pro-
aided In the feeding of refugees,
posed third party when It meets
attending the wounded and burying
her« July iOth to nominate their
the dead where there had been fights
presidential candidate. The names
with the bolshevik raiding parties.
are the Peoples party and th« Ameri­
ca» party.
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Hanker» Axkrel U> IH»|>U««* Boston
Bank» in Financing Ihr Annual
Wool 11I|>
Ik-IHiltlk an Nominee to Regard I x - im I- Delegation» of Various Craft» Are
era’ Opinione in I’repuriiig III»
i Dividisi In Opinion—Gomiterà
Speech of Acceptance
Given Warning to Convention
Chicago. June 17
Establishment
of a fund of $100.000,000 to extend
financial aid to western wool grow­
ers. awaiting reestablishment of the
wool market, waa considered at a
conference here today, of western
bankers and sheep rancher»
Chi­
cago banker« were a»k«d to displace
Boston banks In financing the an­
nual wool clip of the country, which
plnn. If successful, would mnk« Chi­
cago the nation's wool center.
Washington, Juno 17.— -Senator
Harding formally announced that his
campaign as a republican presiden­
tial candidate would not be a one-
man affair: that the aid and advice
of every republican leader will be
sought He declared this would be
his policy, not only during his «am-
l>algn but later, should he be elected
as president.
Senator Harding, republican pres­
idential candidate will soon inaugu­
rate a series of Informal conferences
with leaders of various party groups.
Thia decision It is understood was
reached yesterday, Friends of the
senator said It was the plan of Hie
nominee to keep In mind the views
of the party leaders when he prepaf-
ed his speech formally accepting the
nomination.
I
I All Federal District Attorneys .Ire
Ordered to Give Special Atten­
tion to charge»
Montreal, June 17,.—Government
Washington. June 17.—The drive
ownership with democratic operation
on
profiteers of bituminous coal was
The
Hague,
June
17.
—
The
horses,
of American railroads was Indorsed
President Bramwell of the Cham-
here today by the American Federa­ arriages and other belongings of ordered today by Attorney General
her of Commerce has reclved word
tion of Tatbor convention after a bit­ the former German Emperor Wil­ Palmer. All federal district attor­
to
his
request
from Salem In answer
liam which were recently offered for neys are ordered give special at tea­
ter fight.
for official representation at the
Disorder interrupted the roll call sale by advertisement in the Han- tion to charges on such profiteering
Crescent City highway meeting to
several times when delegations of delsblad are still at Berlin, but the and to seek an indictment where the
the effect that the highway commis­
various crafts were divided on seller, who will probably be Wll- investigation warranted.
sion. th« state forester and the gov­
himself.
guarantees their
votes. The rail workers were sup­ liam
The’
ernor will all be present.
ported by a great voting power such prompt delivery in Holland,
In addition to the official delega­
as the United Mine Workers, machin­ prices quoted is free on rail and
tion from Salem. It is expected that
ist unions, textile workers, garment boat from Berlin.
a delegation of 20 or 30 will go to
Two court carriages are offered at |
workers and metal trades crafts
Crescent City from tyrants Paes as
President Gompers warned the 96,000 marks and 65,000 marks, fhe ;
escort and Interested parties This
convention of the activities of the hunting wagon at 50,000 marks, two ,
will make an Oregon delegation
government in the past In prevent­ sets of silver plated harness a» 30,-j
which will match the California rep­
ing federal employes from exercis­ 000 marks each, the Pope’s present [
Ex-service men
resentatives to consider the same
ing their rights and participating in of plated gold harness at 60,000 j
I in Grants Pass and
highway, as Governor Stephens of
marks and two saddles together at vicinity who are intersted in rein­
political activities.
California, their district forester and
The American Federation of La-' 25.000 marks.
stating their war risk insurance be­
The horse named Wallach, which I fore the final date of July 1st. are
bor. In convention here, today called
Sydney. Australia. June 17. The others of the forestry department
for a congressional investigation In­ was foaled in 1912 and is offspring'
labor party having lately come Into and members of the highway com­ FRENCH LOSS AMOUNTS
mission and highway engineers will
TO MILLION IND THIRD to the "tyrannical, brutal and un- from Ramsess and Vizlkoenigin. is ■ requested to look up the tile and
pro-
power In New sfouth Wales. It is
serial numbers on their policies,
attend* from Sacramento. The meet­
American suppresson of free speech" offered at 97.000 marks.
posed by the government to appoint ing Is now planned for the early part
Paris, June 17
Final official sta­ In Pennsylvania'.
which have lapsed, and bring the last
a commission to Inquire further’ Into of July, having been <>ut off on ur­ tistics of the ministry of war fixes
It also extended to President Wil­
notice received by them to the next
the case of th« Industrial Workers count of the Shrine convention iti the total number of French soldiers son an Invitation to address the, Sslnum Fishing Not
— .
a meeting of the American I^egion. At
of the World who are In the peni­ Portland
killed during the great war at 1,362,- meeting at Duquesne. Pennsylvania,
Commercial fishing on Rogue riv­ this meeting it has been arranged to
tentiary for arson and attempted
972. Of this number, details of the on the subject of free speech and er is receiving a set-back Just at
arson committed here iqvrril y«ars
'i
fate of 361.000 are unknown, accord­ free assembly, under federation ans- present through the presence of an have an expert insurance man of the
•go. An Inquiry of the kind held Interesting !«•«■»ure—
ing to. the Paris Matin
pices.
unusually large amount of “moss" city present the government’s propo­
not long after the men had begun
Rev. Joseph Knotts gave an inter­
or
some aigae fungus growth in the sition, and take up any difficulties
serving sentences which aggregate esting lerture Wednesday evening at
water, which interferes seriously any of the men may have encounter­
many years resulted adversely to the M E. church on Ute and cus­
with the net. Old timers say this ed. The offer of the government in
them
toms In Peru, where he spent several
happened once before, about 25
The prlxoners number 12. their [ years teaching In the government
years ago. The Umpqua is said to connection with this life insurance is
considered by the commercial com­
names being Donald McPherson. Wil- , and mission schools. Mr. Knotts was
be in the same condition.
llam Beatty. Thomas Moore, Benja­ so closely associated with the public
panie» as par excellence, and far too
good for the men entitled to it to
min King. Peter latrkln. William life that he wax well informed and I
Teen, John Hamilton.' Bernard B. he gave hlx audience an Insight Into
lose. To this end, they are encour-
Baber Horse Killed in Runaway—
Grart,
Charlo«
llesant, Donald
Grar'.,
t'i-
life In the South American coutftry.
Washington, June 17.-*—To
The Chamber of Commerce Is giv­ . One of the Baber Tire».«, truck aging the retention of the govern-
Reeve. Morris J Fagin and Thomas
meinorato the services of the men ing a smoker tomorrow night to be horses, a well-built animal of about meat insurance.
1200 pounds weight, ah? valued at
The date of this meeting has not
Glynn
who Initiated aerial warfare and held at the club rooms during which $200 to $250, was killed ’oduy as yet been set. as a couple of boxing
lairkln has some connection with
practically revolutionized it. an or­ special features will be introduced in the result of a runaway from Baber’s bouts are being arranged, and the
the Imlust rial workers' organization
ganization has been formed In Eng- the way
of musical
numbers, woodyard. The team was in double local favorite. “Red" Campbell, is
States
prior
to
coming
In the United
harness, and became frightened unable to be in the city for a few
Washlngton. June 17. Japan’s land under the presidency of the speeches and free eat».
to Australia and King is a Canadian
the wagon. days. In addition to this, a commit­
by Mrth. When the war »as at It's balance of trade for the first 10 days prjnce of Wales, to raise a fund of
The smoker is held to devise ways while being hitched to
Taking a course toward Sixth street tee is at work writing up a ritual to
height the men sot fire to four big of June wax “very unfavorable" and about 400,000 pounds,
and means of increasing the club’s they came to a sudden stop when be used in the initiation of the new
«■stabllxhmenta In Sydney, causing the general financial and Industrial
There is to be erected a commem­ membership and revenues to enable they brought up against a tree on I members recently acquired, and as
and
losses estimated nt 31,250,000
depression showed no sign of im­ orative monujnent to the fame of the
tried to set fire to other stores and provement. said a dlsjiatch today to officers and men of the Royal Naval it to enlarge Its scope of activities street, one striking its head so for­ this committee is an exceptionally
factories. They were convicted of , the department of commerce from I air service, the Royal Flying corps: and any other business that may cibly on the body of the tree that fertile-minded aggregation, it will be
' death resulted, the other tearing worth while to join just to get in on
Its representative in Toklo.
treason.
the Australian Flying corps and the come before the meeting, This Is a | loose unhurt.
this ritual.
Royal Air force. Including the offi- very Important meeting and every
1 cers and men who joined the force man Interested in the development
. from the overseas dominions. In this of Josephine county and Grants Pass
j last class are many Americans, who should make It his duty to be there
[enlisted In the Canadian armies be- whether a member or not.
Non­
| fore America got Into the war.
members are cordially Invited to at­
It also la proposed to entabllsh tend.
places of residential education for
At this smoker a program of work
the children of airmen and to make, will be outlined for the balance of
and
partlcu-
Manchester. Eng., June 17. Pro­ the rest of the world
allowances for the children of offi­ 19 20, and followed up In detail later
Constantinople. June 17—Turkish down the barrier between Turkish
fessor J A. Toffd. secretary of the larly the continental countrles- cers and airmen and their depend­ at the weekly luncheons which will
women are no longer the shy veiled I men and women. The women were
Empire Cotton Growing committee woke up and began to demand more ents.
be re-lnaugurated at an early date. I creatures who passed their time in
needed so badly as nurses and relief
of the board of trade, has Just de­
Believing that many Amerf ans '■
cotton?
I the seclusion of the harem and were workers that the government had to
livered to the Textile Institution n
will be interested in the memorial. ,
By next year, he said, the conti­
They ' avail Itself of their services. And
never seen by foreign men.
warning of the prospective world
the air attache of the British em-'
I still cling to the veil. >But the streets : now It is regarded as quite proper
•carcity of cotton In the near future nental mills probably would be more Ixassy In Washington. Commodore L.'
in Constantinople and other larger ! for men and women to be associated
and emphasized the need for devel­ active than now and the demand in­ Charlton, will furnish them any de­
Turkish cities are filled with women in all sorts of charitable and educa­
oping new sources of supply as well creased and the Oriental demand sired Information.
who have their veils thrown back tional works. Consequently many
as experimenting with cotton sub­ would also be much higher. So long
from their faces. They are highly women who were formerly forced to
as the workers and producer» of the
stitutes.
ornamental and becoming.
Most content themselves with seclusion in
.After dealing exhaustively with world were making so much more SENATOR ASHVRST WILL
Ttyklsh women don't want to aban­ a home where fancy worlf and
the labor position in the United money than they ever did before, lie
BE RFXVVERED IN WEEK
Hilo. Island of Hawaii. June 17.— don them» in favor of hats.
But French novels were the only diver­
'States cotton growing areas, bad did not see how the demand for cot­
Strapped together as they leaped into there are many sorts of veils and the
sions are devoting their time to hos­
weather and ravages bv iboll-weevll ton goods was oven going to be sub­
the sea to fulfill a .double suicide smart, black silk veils which some pitals. orphanages and other philan­
as well as the acreage position,' the stantially reduced. The world was
pact.
Vye
Tafaburo,
a
Japanese
of
17.
—
-rRenatot
Washington, June
,f the v.-i.men wear are ver’ fetching thropic institutions.
professor said, “It 1« obvious that not producing sufficient cotton tn
North Kohala and Makino Kuku- whon :1 rapt ci artistically our their
Women who have been educated
we were not going to get 1’>,000,000 meet this demand and was not likely Ashurst, of (Arizona, who was o per­
wee k ; ama, wife of another Japanese, hair.
abroad or in the foreign schools in
bales of cotton this year.’’ At homo Io do so unless some way was devis­ ated on at a' local hospital last
partly failed In their endeavor. Taf­
In the r.-' way and strcot cars Turkey aTe the leaders in this move­
It seemed to him the consumers had ed of mnklng use of even the lowest for a minor ailment, returned home aburo was drowned but the woman
today, Physicians said he will bp
there are special seats for women ment for greater freedom for their
not ye» felt the full weight of the grades.
was pulled from the surf by W. but 1« I may curtains which are sex. Thefr broad experience In war
It was only n question of time, he folly recovered In nnother week.
high coat of the raw material. Even
Pinehaka. Jailer of North Kohala.
supposed t screen t le.n f. Jin the work has Interested many women In
In America he did not see much sign asserted, when the world would face
Plnehnka
saw
the
pair
with
ankles
•a <> if *:icn are usually .tra > n back politics and they have openly played
a
scarcity
of
cotton
and
It
was
high
of the consumer's Intention of dotnc
and bodies strapped together leap m<l it is not ■.uicommir. to see mon a great part In the nationalist move­
time, therefore, that something was
without cotton fabrics.
as one Into the sea from the rocks st .'iding in tne complements for ment. In the Constantinople Ameri­
The statistics for America's do done to develop now sources of sup­
below llawl on the North Kohala ,v. m.>:i 'lily very old men. hiwever. can Woman's college the Turkish
niestlc consumption ’for the first ply. for oven when they ■ver« found
coast.
He scrambled down to the
•s.i
«gh to sit 1 vti iu Hu girls take great interest In basket­
they
would
not
bo
stile
to
afford
sub
­
three months nt thia year were on a
I
Chieago. .Inne 17. Babe Ruth, of water's edge Just as the tide washed same seat with a Turkish woman. ball and other athletic games and the
basis uncomfortably near to 7,000,- stantial relief for five or ton years
the
woman
back
to
shore,
the
bonds
Turkish women seldom go to a thea­ effect upon women who have come
000 bales n year. British consump­ He was not sure that the time hid the New York Yankee;, scored hl
tion before the war was nearly not come for them to look »round 19th home run of the season today in that tied her to her companion hav­ ter where there are men. Special under foreign Influence is making
matinees and evening performances the old life of seclusion and Inactiv­
4,000.000 bales abd the total Amer­ for nn efficient, cotton substitute, for the White Sox park, sending the ball ing broken.
Ixiter Tafaburo’« body was recov- I are arranged for women only.
ity unattractive to younger Turkish
ican crop last year wax only 11.000,- the world wns full of textile fibres over'the right field bleachers, scor­
The war has done much to break women.
ered by Hawaiian divers.
ing two men ahead of him.
4)00. What was going to happen when which had never been exploited.
t
EX-SERVICE MEN ARE
ASKED TO REINSTATE