Grants Pass daily courier., June 19, 1920, Image 1

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HUANT* PAM, JOHKPHINK < <>l V TT, OllKGON
HITIRDAV, JI NE 10. 1020.
WHOLE NI MBEK :WM)2.
I
POLES MEET »IT«
SERIOUS SETBACK
( lotldng Company Granted Perma­
Unouw Thought to Bo Occupied
Bolelicvlk Troop« Following
Movlct Victorina
nent Injunction and lairge Dam­
age« in Its Huit
Berlin. June 19.—Alarming re- INDEPENDEN! E OF IRELAND AH Rl'MOlt LEAKS OUT THAT GER­
Rochester, N. Y„ June *19.—Jus­ MEMBERSHIP OF CHAMBER OF
ports of tho military situation on
tice Adolph Rodenbeck today handed
REPUBLIC WILL NEVER GET
MAN TRIE» TO KILL COUNT
COMMERCE WfLI. BE IN-
the Polish-Bolshevik front was re-
down a decision sustaining the
SANCTION
HOHENZOLLERN ,
CREASED
reived by the Taegllsche Rundschau
Michaels Stern Clothing Company of
from Breslau. Tho Poles have suf­
this city In Its suit against the Amal­
fered important reverses It was said
gamated Clothing Workers of Am-
Tho belief Is expressed that Warsaw
|: <-rca for a permanent Injunction and
may be occupied by soviet troops.
' 3100,000 damages.
The suit grew out of an attempt
HABE Itl'TII KNOCKED
by
the Amalgamated Clothing Work­
Ibu vo. H|XXM-h«i and Other Forms of
I NI'OXSCIOIH WHI X HIT England Like North in Civil War So rotary of Former Emperor Hays ers of America to organize employee Captains A’amed fjast Night to Begin
Amusement Will Be Provided l>y
Will l ace Dvnth and Ix>»s If
Nothing to the Rumors but They
Drive to Get Everyone Eligible
of Michaels, Stern & Company, a
< 'oninill Ice
Still Persist
Necmsary
to Join
Chicago, June 19.—"Babe" Ruth
Rochester concern making men’s
was knocked unconscious for five
clothing, and to negotiate an agree­
minutes during the second Inning of
ment with the company on their be­
What promises Io lie one of the a game at tho White Sox park today,
lxmdon, June 19—Premier IJoyd
Doorn, June 19,—An attempt half. The attempt was made after
To make very citizen of the com­
most enjoyable affairs of the season when he was hit on the head by a George declared to a railway delega­ ! against the life of former Kaiser the Amalgamated already had agree­ munity who ought to be a member of
Is th" first annual Farm Bureau ball, lie refused to leave the grounds tion vtith which ho, conferred yes­ I William of Germany was made at 5 ments with other large Rochester the chamber of commerce such a
terday that the government would 1 o'clock Wednesday, according to per­ lothlng factories and with many of member Is the purpose of a cam­
picnic scheduled for July 3rd at the after being revived.
Details are the large clothing factorie« In the paign which will be started next
never
agree to the Independence of sistent rumors here.
elty park. Grants Pass All farmers
1
covered
In
a
veil
of
mystery,
but It principal men's clothing centers of week by the business men who at­
the
Irish
republic
unless
absolutely
and thelr'familles should Join hands DEWKR NEXT MEETING
tended the smoker of the local cham­
PLACE OF A. F. OF L. beaten to the ground. The premier, J Is asserted that William escaped un- the United States and Canada.
In making this event one long to be
drawing an anology between Ireland i Injured. A villager, first thought to
The case attracted wide attention ber of commerce last night. There
remembered.
Montreal, June 19 -Denver was and the United States, said that be a Belgian, but later identified as because of the expectation that it has been no concerted effort made
The committee on entertainment selected by the American Federation President IJncoln fazed a million a German, is said to have entered would serve as a test case to deter­ to bring the membership of the or­
the castle grounds by a false permit,
ganization to the point it ought to
la busily engaged In making plans for of lailtor as next year's convention casualties and five years of war : then tried to kill Count Hohenzol- mine how far a labor union was jus­ be brought for many months, and the
rather than acknowledge the inde­
tified
in
applying
economic
pressure
“
7.
The
federation
decided
it
something |lvely from 10 o'clock In, 11 v
The private secretary of the against an employer, and what means work that should be borne by the
would ftght "criminal profiteering" pendence of the Southern states and 1 lern
the morning until the end of the and tho high cost of living by a co­ the British government would do the 1 ’ormer emperor assured fie «Associ­ lawfully might be used by a union many has fallen upon the few. Tie
ated Press today that nt Attack was in enforcing its purposes.
business portion of the city has been
day. Dr D. V. Poling, who has a operative movement.
same thing if necessary.
! made despite persistent rumors.
districted, and captains for the var-
state wide reputation as song lead­
ious districts were named at the
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
er. will start tho program with some IXIN DOX'DERRY HI’ENDH NIGHT
BESTS TILDEN
BONDS ARE CARRIED meeting last night. These captains
OF TERROR AH PAKTIER FIGHT
snappy music that will make you
LONDON TENNIS MEET ♦
will be held responsible for the
wonder where It all comes from
bringing
into the organization of all
♦
A
heavy
majority
was
given
Ixmdonderry, June 19.- This city
Other Interesting events of tho morn­
lxmdon, June 19.—In one of the ♦ for the $400,<MH) bond issue vot­
the eligible ones within their dls-
spent
another
night
of
terror
last
ing will ba a tug-of-war contest be­
finest tennis matches ever seen in ♦ ed U|>on today by the land own- ♦ trict, and no excuses will be accept­
tween the various communities ‘of night as the result of violent pistol
Great Britain. William M. Johnson,
ers of the district.
The final ♦ ed. The captains named last night
na-
and
rifle
fighting
between
the
the county: men’s three-legged race
of San Francisco, the singles cham­ ♦ Xote was H.” for and 3 against ♦ are as follows: W. S. Maxwell, A. N.
W»R
tionallsts
and
unionists
There
(one entry from each community!;
Parsons, D. E. Knapp. W. P. Quin­
One of the biggest opportunities pion of the United States, defeated
the bonds.
relay peanut race, (two women and a two-hour pitched battle on the
lan, Sam H. Baker, Geo. C. Sabin.
Grants Pass, William Tilden, of Philadelphia, id ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
which
has
come
to
WSS
river
side
Comparative
quiet
two men from each community:!
the
finale
of
the
lxmdon
tourna-
Ben
J M. Collins. E. L. Churchill, P.
1«
the
children's
health
con-
’
mother«
I
tbs soldier»
boy’s «how race, (open to all fn<
B. Herman. Frank Mashburn and J.
- be held June 26th. Many : ment. Tilden and Johnson defeated H ARDING DEX IDES NOT TO
Atrenc,
boys!: girl’s potato race (open to f
and Garland in the
moth«< Nave already realized this Williams
TAKE! VACATION THIS YEAR F. Burke.
farm girl»!: community relay raff >
Mid 4 > registered their children. . doubles.
As a starter for the campaign a
•ad fat men's race
Prizes will
but nor iy more have negle<'tffd to list
Washington. June 19.—Senator luncheon will be served at the cham­
aww-oo*
tin eoauota aad rmA_ .
Harding, the republican presidential ber of commerce rooms Monday
r i them as yet. Every child- from 6 ' COLBY SAYS MB IS NOT
Ohi viro Juns t’«--Members
wmw
.... —» ■’rif! follow
am |
months
to
6
years
is
eligible
for
this
,
CANDIDATE
FOR
OFFICE
candidate,
announced today that his noon, when the work will be given
events The refreshment committee the n »use appropriations committee,
Washington,
June
19.—Baln- plans for a vacation have been aban- a launching with water and coffee
plans for each family to bring a well accompanied by officili« of the n- 'Conference and should be registered
filled basket of good things to eat clam.v.i i and national 'ark servire, with the home demonstration agent , bridge Colby declared In a statement doned, and that he would remain in serving as the traditional cham-
at once.
today that he is not even a "recep­ Washington until time to return to pagne in the christening.
•nd these clubbed together will will icive here tomorrow on a
At this conference the children tive candidate" for the permanent Marion, to receive the official notiff*1 One of the noticeable features of
make n royal feast for all. Coffee of 18 nation parks nnd reclamation
will be weighed, measured and ex­ I chairmanship of the democratic na- cation of his domination.
the smoker last night was in the
will ba furnished by the Farm Bu­ project in 'hr west
«
amined by competent physicians and Itlonal convention.
numbEV of new faces to be seen, in-
reau to those who have’ cup«
nurses. The records will then be
dicating the many newcomers to the
After this good dinner everyone
sent to the Oregon congress of moth­ WILLAMETTE: BEING 1 it AGGFD
community. Of these who were in-
will get together for a community
ers. Portland, where Mrs. Bayly will"
FOR I’.ODA' OE’ 'HAUFTFI it
troduced as new members last night
sing. Clyde E. Mlles, president of
compute the acores. A fee of 25
Portland. June 19.—Coroners and
there were W. T. Hendren, manager
the Josephine County Farm Bureau
cents la charged by the Oregon con­ officials are dragging the' Willam­
of the Rochdale store: E. D. Steph­
• nd chairman of the day will Intro­
gress of mothers for this phase of ette river near Oregon City for lhe
enson. with E. T. McKinstry; Harry
duce Paul V Maris, director of ex­
the work. The other services are body of Harry Dubinsky, a Portland
S Clapp, manager of the Clapp elec­
tension. O. A. C„ who will give a
free.
chauffeur, who disappeared last Sun­
tric store: Luther Tingley, of Ting*«
short talk on "The Farm Bureau.
This work Is being done under the day and whom, according to the al­
Constantinople. June 19.—Citizen­ lunch wagon, and M. S. Glenn, man­
Its Alms and Objects ” Dr Poling
it doesn't pay to give lifts to peo­
will then speak briefly on ' Making ple you don't know, at any rate that auspices of the T-adles Auxiliary and leged confession made to the police. ship is a commercial commodity i ager of Paul's electric store.
Farm Home Life Moro Attractive to is what one motorist thinks. Last the home demonstration agent. The last night, was killed and thrown in­ which is hawked about in the cities
There was a good attendance at
conference will be held at the Metho­ to the river by George Moore. 19 of th« I^evant with an lndifferece the smoker last night, and follow­
night Mr and Mrs. Taylor, of Drain.
Boys and Girl»."
dist church. If you want to know and Russell Brake, 21. Moore con- which makes Westerners wonder
The rest of tho afternoon will bo Oregon, were making a trip by auto
ing the business session, at which
' fessed, the police say.
devoted to swimming races, tennis, to Rogue River. , When they reached your child’s score, register now.
________________ «
_____________ whether the mixed commercial pop­ the membership campaign was plan­
ulations of Near Eastern cities are ned. lunch was served in the dining
games nnd horse shoe pitching.
Glendale, two young men asked for
capable of patriotism and devotion to room of the chamber of commerce.
Every farmer nnd homemaker a ride. Mr. Taylor did not like to
any country.
should plan their work so they can turn them down, so he Invited them
leave homo early Saturday morning. to get in and finish the trip with him
An American business man in Con­
July 3rd and he at Riverside park They rode as far as the "Duck
stantinople who was recently employ*
for tho first big event at 10 a tn.
Ranch" about six miles out of town,
ing some agents asked many appli­
and said that »■ m their «topping
cants what their citizenship was.
place. They got and and Mr. Taylor
Withqut.exception the men produced
continued on his way.
passports from most of the Balkan
Bucharest, June 18.—If ever Ru­ trying hard not only to live up to Its stltes and expressed a willingness to
His coat had been hanging over
the back of the car and when the mania felt «he was poorly compen­ former reputation, but to justify its feign any citizenship which might be
men got out one of them handed hia sated for her part in the war. the claim to be called “the Paris of the necessary and to change as circttm-
The band concert will begin at
pocketbook to him saying that it had ' feeling must now be removed. Not I Balkans.”
j stances might demand. When the 8:30 tonight at the railroad park. A
dropped out. Mr. Taylor did not in many years has tho country been [ The sacrifices the little I-atin American expressed surprise they as­ very good program has been arrang­
suspect that the men hsd taken the «o prosperous. One must go back to country made during the war have sured him it was very easy tQ get ed bjr Bandmaster Walker and an ex-
Ixjndon, Juno ^9. London, which money and he took the walet without the days of old King Carol and Car­ been forgotten in the acquisition of papers fixed Aip for a consideration.
ellent concert is assured. After the
travellers maintain changes more question. A little later he decided men Sylva to find a parallel to the I the rich territories of Transylvania,
Most of the Levantines who had concert the band will stage their
slowly than any other great capital, to look in it and found that about1 present conditions of material wel-1 Bessarabia and Bukovina. These fer­ German and Austrian citizenship street dance. H street, between
la yielding to the necessity of provid­ $100 had been taken. He stopped fare among, the people.
tile areas have brought tremendous have very speedily taken Czecho-Slo- Sixth and Seventh has been roped off
ing for continued inrushes of popula­ and went baok to the placp he had, The scenes of gayety, animation J wealth to the country. In crops, cat­ vak papers or say they have become and prepared for the dancers, The
tion. There aro many Indications that left the men. They saw him com-' and prosperity In Bucharest can find i tle, forests and mineral products Jugo-Slavs. It is just as easy for committee in charge says that the
the city la on tho eve of an unpre­ Ing and drew a gun and said "Stop! their counterpart only along the they will easily treble Rumania’s na­ -hem to change their nationality as , dancing will be easy the way the
where you are or wo will blow yourl boulevards of Paris. The habitues tional wealth.
cedented era of rebuilding.
it is for the chameleon to change his; street has been prepared and the
d can off.” Mr. Taylor says he of tho gay metropolis—the artists,
Instead of stretching further Into id
In normal times these marvelously colors.
.
*
| roughness will not* interfere.
tho beautiful country lying immedi­ «topped and not only stopped but sculptors, student.« and savants that productive countries have yielded ! Many T«evgntlne firms have shuf-i A string of tight has been placed
ately outside Its bounds, tho predict­ I camo to town. The sheriff was not!-! gave ft so much of its Bohemian at-' enough to feed the whole of Europe. fled the citizenship of their members over the street and arc lights hung.
ed building boom Is likely to he n 1 fled and the serach was begun for' mosphere in days gone by—have The wheat fields of Transylvania and in such a manner as to have no dif­ Paul's Electric store donated the use
process of tightening up and level­ tho two men.
come back, With them have come Bessarabia are among the greatest ficulty in meeting any business of the electric lights for the occasion
Two men were hold in Medford to- strange faces from the nowly-acqulr- in the world. The country contains emergencies which may rise, and saving the band a large expense. The
ling up. by bettor utilization of wast­
ed spaces and acceptance of the Am­ ' daji but Mr. Taylor when he saw cd provinces and from Austria and also great herds of cattle and sheep. ! make claims on the various consular l proceeds from the dance will go Into
them said they v?ere not the men Germany.
Of Rumania's 10,000,000 hectares and diplomatic representatives ' for the band fund.
erican skyscraper Idea.
Evidences of the last-named Influ­ who took the money. He describes
Tho streets of Bucharest are of cultivated land, more than S3 per assistance in their commercial opera-
The'program for the concert is as
ence aro to be seen today along Lon­ the men as being about 20 years of crojvded with flashily-dressed men cent is given over to the growing of tions.
follows:
don's newest down-town throngh- age nnd about five feet nnd eight and sumptuously nttired women. cereals, the largest per cent of any. The fashion in citizenship changes
Salute to Washington, by W. H.
They weighed just as in pre-war days, The stores country in the world except Russia, in Constantinople and other Near Kiefer.
lares ■Kingswny -near the Strand, Inches In height,
Here a number of buildings, either shout 135 pounds and had light display great stocks of pastries, con- Serbia and the South African Union. I Eastern ports just as the styles* In
A Night in June, serenade, by K.
built by Amerlcnns or designed for complexions. They wore Tan shoes, feefions. cosmetics, perfumes, Silk -Wheat Is the largest crop. More than hats. Greek citizenship has recently U King
,
American occupancy, aro In the pro­ one button nnd tho other lace, badly stockings, expensive lingerie. rich half the annual yield la exported.
become very popular because of the
The New White House, march, by
cess of construction Shortage of run down at the heels. One of the Jewels and other luxuries. The fnsh-' When it is understood that 86 per , good treatment Greece had at the J. S. Taylor.
skilled mon In tho building trades men wore two shirts n blue one on lonabie restaurants and cafes are al­ cent, of Rumania's population Is sup­ : hands of the peace conference and
The Broadway Review, operatie
and hindrances due to England’s tho outside The other wore a gray ways full. The theaters are taxed to I ported by agriculture and that the ■ the general belief that Great Britain potpourri No. 1, arranged «by B.
present crops promise to be the Is definitely behind Greek commer­ Tampe.
leasehold system are the main han­ shirt. Both wore brown caps. Any­ capacity.
dicaps, but the fact remains -that one seelqg i»ersons answering to this
The old era of wine nnd song, of, greatest in history, the reason for cial Interests apd expects to do its
Till We Meet 'Again, by R. A.
Txtndon is verging toward marked description aro asked to communl- laughter nnd levity, of powder and j the country's prosperity and well-be­ business largely through Greek inter­ Whiting.
■•r’te with the sheriff.
mediaries.
paint, is coming back. Bucharest is ing will become apparent.
physical changes.
Trombone Blues, by F. Jewell.
11 s,
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