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DELEGATES 10 TREATY PLÄNK IS
Platform for ll«-ptil>li<'an» lbu><*<! on
the Elimination of Article 10 of
Covenant Aakcd
People Resutuc Normal Oeeupetiona
arid HiiHinen» lleauiiK » Although
Food I» S«arce
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WHOLE NI MRER »007.
UNION CHIEFS
SAY RAILROAD
STRIKE COMING
Londondetfy. June 25. This city,1 COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF BALL­
New York. June 25 The speedy (.1 NS ALSO FALL AFTER ENEMY < O.MMl NIST LABOR PARTY ANO
ratification of the Versailles treaty
| which, »Ince Friday last, has been
COMMI VIST PARTV AFFECT
Is SIRROtNDED IN THE
ROAD SYSTEMS SEEN BY
after the elimination of article 10 of
the scene of violent street warfare
I NION Kill ICEVOLITION
SMYRNA DISTRICT
HEADS OF l NIONS
the league of nations covenant, was
i between the unionists, nationalists
urged by Herbert Hoover, tn a
and Sinn ReInn factions, today wais
approaching
normal
conditions.
statement published today, In the
New York Evening Post, as the plat­
Banks and many shops are open and
form on which the republican party
people are venturing into the streets
should stand In the coming presiden­
The food supply is short, however,
1 4
tial election.
and the town is. still without gas.
Georgi« Case W ilf lie Selli'-«! Prompt­
Pcvvce Delegation Will Refuse to Sign Spread of I'roixigunda IP ing (Locked
Aid by Railway Labor Board \ecen-
ly------ Hitchcock To Refuse to
According to Information From
sary if Men Are to Be Appeased
Any Peace Treaty Which Takes
(MUTEST fOflSEÏTlEMEUT
lluu for Vice I’rcahleul
*
Hau Francisco, June 2b.—Today
was the arrival day for delegates at
the democratic national convention,
The first grout Inrush began early
this moruulg and continued all day.
the weatherman producing a clear.
cool, i otufortable day.
There was one contest over
«Mating of a delegation which
officially up for settlement, but
wax a foregone- conclusion In
minds of th« party chiefs that it
be settled promptly. It was the
Georgia case In which the examlna-
tlon of credentials by the national
«-ommlttce began late.
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
Washington, June 25.—Evidence'
London. June 25.—The Greek le­
IN MUN IANA Kt MU It
gation h«#ro has received official In­ of the formation of a United Com­
munist party by the consolidation of'
.
Away Territory
Ju,tic lb ¡ .irtment
Holds President
b.
formation that the Greeks campaign­
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Terence here today, declared the rail
ing against the Turkish nationalists the communist labor party and the
situation the most menacing they
Vancouver, B. C., June 25.—Boun­ In the Smyrna district, have sur­ I communist party, with the avowed' Butte, Mont., June 25.—Prospects have been called upon to face since
dary line» between Alaska and Can­ rounded the Turkish army corps 83 purpose of fomenting a revolution for a settlement of the Neihart s’k* the war, and expressed their doubt
ada. near tho Portland Canal, north miles east of Smyrna, taking 8,000 against the existing government was ere’ strike are remote, ^according to of their ability to prevent a complet«
of here, are to be defined clearly prisoners and many guns.
received today at the department o£ a report from that camp. The de- -paralysis ot transportation,” unlees
this summer so miners, who are
¡justice. Steps are being taken, the mand for a minimum wage of 85.75 a they are given coop' ration by the
flocking to new silver strikes In the
Constantinople, June 25.—The officials said, to guard against the day cannot be met at the present railway labor board now considering
canal country will know, at all times, Turkish peace delegation at Paris, spread of the propaganda.
price of silver, operators declare. wage demands. "The men have
on which side of the line they are has been instructed from Constan­
and say they are willing to keep the reached th« breaking point in pa-
working, Strikes have been made on tinople that the Turkish government Engagement Is Announce«!—
properties closed until the miners go tlence," declared W. G. Lee, presi­
both «Ide« of the boundary.
With 13*of her friends at dinner back to work at the present scale,
will uncompromisingly refuse to
dent ¿f the Brotherhood of Railway
Several Canadian government en- sign any peace treajy which deprives last night, Miss Lorene Courtney an­
The mines affected by the stri>» Trainmen. Le^ said no strike wa*
glnecrs were here recently on their Turkey of the Smyrna district, Ad­ nounced her engagement to Everett are the Cascade Mines and Mills, The .contemplated among the union offl-
way from Ottawa to Prince Rupert, rianople and Eastern Thrace.
Bradford. The guests found tHteir• Neihart Silver Consolidated, and the dala.
Washington. June 26. -Senator whore they will start north, working
place by means of cupid place cards, i Neihart Silver Mines company. The
Hitchcock, of Nebraska, announced along tho lines. They will proceed Blds Received Tomorrow—
Mrs. Courtney was hostess for the.Flohart Silver Mine« company closed Shriners Returning Home—
today that he would not accept the northward until they meet a party
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W. H. Flanagan and wife. C. F.
the evening, and Misses Corlyss Court-¡down about five week« ago. being
Tomorrow
Is the
day set ___
for _____
democratic vice-prvsidentlal nomina­ of American government engineers rece|V|ng of proposals for the build- ney and Dorothy Howard served the compelled to close by the lack of ore Nutting and wife, Don Calvert and
who arc to work south from the Ing of the dam and the excavation of dinner. Rumor has it that the mar- for its mill. The Neihart ML
tion.
Mines , wife. J*. A. DeGenault and son. Sam
Unuk River. 100 miles north of the canals for the new gravity irriga­ rlage will take place soon but the company and Neihart Consolidated Baker, C. A. Winetrout. G. P. Jester,
San Francisco. June 24 The New Prince Rupert.
tion project being built by the date has not yet been divulged. Those were paying their miners 85.50 a day A. E. Voorhies. I. A. Roble, R. K.
York delegation will caucua tomor­
A boundary trail, cut 15 yenra a ko Grants Pass Irrigation district. There present last night were Misses Fran- the voluntary raise having been giv-
glv- Woodson- and R. V. Cully returned
row to nominate a committee of con­ along the boundary, will be cleared have been a number of inquiries con- ces Hulbert. Flora Schmidt. Helen en the men some weeks before the home this morning from the Shrine
vention members and furthor discuss and new cairns and monuments *11! cernlng the plans and specifications, Fifield. Ethel and Floren e Bocock. strike was declared.
celebration at Portland. The mem-
plana for the drive against the Vol- bn erected
Many of the miners are looking for bere of the group were tired bnt
though there Is no great inrush of Helen Ylobtfen. Vivian Isham. Evalyn
stead enforcement feature of the pro­
contractors seeking the contract, Bradford, Edna Trimble and Olive leases and others are preparing for, happy. , Mr. Cully, who returned
hibition act. Whatever other delega- sw||nmr
A — great
many with a 1 broken arm. says the trip was
Rids will be received by the board of Patterson and Mesdames EleanorI I prospecting
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-
tlon» mnj do National Committee p||\|ML
I worth it all. He was knocked off a
directors of the district till 1 1 Frye. Gertrude Collins and Eva j have left for other fields,
man Mack said, the New Yorkers will . UvVII vL
loaded automobile and his right arm
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Adair. Miss Olive Courtney and '
o’clock tomorrow.
broken near the wrist. Other Shrin-
all Un
mn
Mrs. C. W. Courtney were also pres-
hind nn effort to pledge the party to
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will return tonight and Saturday.
from
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Miss
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Airplane Makes Flights—
amend the act so r to permit the
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A number of local people have sig­ Roseburg, where she Is employed.
Many
Specials Through—
«tales to determine the alcoholic con­
nified their intention of going up in
The
Shrinera specials are be gin­
tent of beverages for themselves.
DESIRE TO SEE WRECK
I ning to go through on their return
Ixyndon. June' 25. Advices from 'the airplane this afternoon when the
Attorney General I’altner arrived
LEAD BOYS INTO CRIME
flights are resumed. A few flights
trips home. They began at 4:30
here todAy and took personal charge many parts of India tell of the Im­
were made this morning but the
o'clock this morning and have con­
of his campaign for the presidency, pressive observance of the "hartal,"
Ukiah. Cal.. June 25.—A desire to
' presence of air pockets made flying
tinued all day. There are 28 passing
at the same time ho plunged Into his or cessation of business, as a protest
j H. Hechner sent here by the the city on the way home, all being
hard and they were discontinued un­ see a train wreck Is "reported to have
duties ns a member of the democra- agnlnst the government policy lo-
g department of agriculture, bu- sections of trains 5, 13 and 53. They
state led two 12 years old hoys of Fort
til
this
afternoon.
The
airmen
tl national committee.
ward India. At a gathering In Bom-
the Bragg to wrap a logging chain reau of biological survey will spend all appear to be having the time of
that
they
expect
to
leave
for
bay It was declared In resoltftlons
north tomorrow unless they book around the inside rail of the railroad about six days or more distributing their lives, although rain yesterday
that this was the most serious sit-j
Community Becoming Known—
enough flights to pay them to stay track, one mile from Fort Braggs, pojsoned barley for,gray diggers on afternoon in Portland dampened
juntlon
In
the
history
of
India.
Grants Pass and Josephine county
Cal., In an endeavor to ditch •*le the government lands of Josephine ‘the enthusiasm a little.
At the meetings held at different over. They are stopping at the Jose­ eastbound passenger train. The en­
■ re becoming known throughout the
j county. The work of eradication of
phine
while
here.
country. The secretary of the cham­ centers. Hindus, Moslems, vf’.-irse««s.
gine and three coaches passed f,TPT[the gray digger in Josephine county Pomona Grange Postpone«!—
ber of commerce reports having re­ Sunnis and Shias all ; Joined In pray-
Word received from Deer Creek
the obstruction safely.
Had ,hp has been started in real earnest and
ceived a return postal card detached era and resolutions. In Boihbay all Pupils Organ I m - Club—
grange today is that they are unable
been
around
the
outside
rail,
chain
I
Mr.
Hechner
will
cover
the
govern-
A music club has been organized
from a small pamphlet on Josephine Hindu. Moslem and Parses shops
an<1 ■* ment lands again later in the year. to hold the Pomona Grange meeting
by the pupils of Mrs. Jas. Powers, the train, filled with women —
County and Grants Pass which bears were closed.
children bound for a picnic on Pud- J The |ocaj forestry department, tin- in their grange hall on Saturday, the
The loss from this voluntary clos-1 interest being Introduced by the ding Creek, would have been dashed der the direction ot E. H. MacDaniels 26th, which is tomorrow, and that
fifteen names and address of eastern
suitable musical subjects,
Ing Is estimated by millions
....... —_ ofl’tbdy
people interested In this locality.
the same meeting Is postponed until
and refreshments, Into the creek many fe#t below. The f has affreed to cooperate and will
pounds sterling. The Bombay Chron- entertainment,
some
future date, note of which will
boys
confessed
that
their
desire
to
Icle stated: “Never before In the his- The club meets each week In the wreck the train «yas Inspired from a have their men distribute aoout 2Q0 be given.
KING GUSTAV V
pounds
on
the
infested
lands
of
the
,tory of Bombay hns such a complete Music Halt:
movie film.
forest reserve about two miles west
cessation of work been recorded.’’ ■
A.4CH3ISH0P KETOURI
of
Williams.
The Advocate of India said: “It can-i
The Southern Pacific has distrib­
not be denied that the Khllafat qties-
uted poisoned barley along their
tlon hns been mntle a national one In 1
right-of-way. and the California &
are ________
receiving
India and the Mnslema
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Oregon Coast line has agreed to poi­
almost unanimous support from all
son their right-of-way. Systematic
k' '
sister communities."
eradication hy the farmers, railroads,
At a conference held at Fyznbad a
and government will make the gray
resolution was passed proposing thnt
digger an object of curiosity
the visit of the Prince of Wales be
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.
"The best concert program of the
The infection from codling moth j 1924.
postponed until Moslem religious de-1 season” was the way Bandmaster has been very light in most orchards
mands regarding tho Khllnfat were1 Walker announced the program for up to the present time. This is due
AUXILIARY TO LEGION
satisfied.
I tonight's concert at the rallritnd In part to the fact that many of the i
MONTANA ASKS RFXXKJNITION
park. The concert will start at 8 larvae were killed hy tho cold weath­
i
o
’
clock.
The
program
will
fte
as
toi-
ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY
er the past winter and. therefore,
Livingston. Mont., June 25—Of In­
H ANDS IN RESIGN ATION | ]OWS:
there are fewer moths this spring, as terest in the second annual conven­
I "Battleship New York"—J. M. compared with former years, to in­ tion of the American Iægion of Mon­
Washington, June 25. -Benedict Fulton.
fest tho orchards. Thon again the tana, which is to open here June 29,
Crowell, nssltant secretary of war,
“Oh Slip It Man”—N. C. Davis.
cold spring has retarded the develop­ will be the plea of the newly formed
Ims resigned, the resignation to be
Selection, "The Isle of Spice.” ment of the eggs after they have
effective July 1. He plans to enter from Tziwe Schindler and Jerome's i been laid, while many moths for the woman’s auxiliary, which came into
being at a recent convention in
private business.
opera comlque.
1 sarnb reason, have not deposited any Great Falls, for assistance nnd re­
“The Vamp”—novel Oriental fox eggs.
cognition. Mrs. S. C. ^mith of Butte
11111*1,OYEH REFI HE TO TAKE
trot, by Byron Gray.
As the weather warms up mnnv a member of the temporary board of
If
LIQUOR FROM VESSELS
“Mountain Malden's Dream.
I more moths will hatch from eggs directors of the state auxiliary, is
1
¡Idyl, by Aug. Sabetzky.
previously laid, It is advisable that
Buenos Aires, June 25.—From j "Tho Iron Count" -Overture. hy nil fruit be kept thoroughly covered expected to present the case of
women to the delegates.
Punta Arenas, wlQch Is at the bottom k . L. Ring.
during the present period. If the
"■•f tho world, whero ships call In
“Frat March”—J. F. Barth.
first brood Is controlled there will 11 ARDING AND COOLIDGE TO
weathering tho Straits of Magellan to1
be far less danger fronr the second
HOLD CONFERENCE JI NK «O
I- ■
'lie for tho 35,000 Inhabl- YALLR WINS PRELIMINARY
brood in August.
Bostoh, June 25 Senator Harding
tants, comes a dispatch saying that
RACFN FROM HARVARD CRIAVS
Whore blight Is prevalent in the and Governor Coolidge, the republi­
tho maritime workers of tho port
orchards it Is thought advisable to can candidates will confer in Wash-,
have resolved that In the future
New Ixmdon, June 25—Ynlo crew* use nicotine sulphate and about *1 ington on June 30. Tho governor
they will not unload any liquors con- scored
n double victory on the per cent of oil emulsion in combina­ received nn invitation to confer on
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tulnlng alcohol The antecedents
— -•--•- of!Thames river course today In the tion with the arsenate of lead spray
that date ad Immediately accepted.
this prohibition movement are not , preliminary races in the Harvard re­ '■>r the conf,->j of small Insects that
Archbishop Chekralla Khouri of
dlsclscd, but tho dispatch ssys.
'
getta. The Ell oarsmen swept tile spread blight.» Use the regular
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. S. Goodnow ex- Tyre, the first Maronite Catholic arch­
Klig vt.kliiv V . i ò jvi>
I . resolution has’ caused serious am- Yale shells across the finish lines of amount of arsenate of lead and two nnet to leave Sunday for Sacramento bishop tr> arriv» in America. Is visit­
t- nuts courts at his country r ilác -. ago on nccount of IravfnS' h6<-p kcti.hnlh the freshman and Junior two gallons of distillate oil emulsion nnd Cal., where with 'the remainder of ing tile Maronite Catholics In thia
Tha king Is an enthusiast at tenn , Without warning the liquor
ier-mile races well ahead of the Har­ n pint nnd n half of nlcotln* to the I their family they will celebrate their country and was sent by the Patriarch
and otaya a remarkably peed gams.
chants.”
of Mt Lebanon, Syria.
vard rivals.
"00 gallon tank.
| golden wedding anniversary.
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