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G94ANTM I’AHH, JOSEPHINE OOF N TY, OREGON
VOL. X„ No. iWA
NATI ItDAY, JI.NI. Jtt, 1P20
READY EARLY
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Tenn <**«•<•
Governor
Rota iWs of
Wire* Wilson That Vote on
Ain<*n<!ment Will Be Taken
Nevad* Republican Mays That Vic­
tory Would Be Assured If < an<U-
<lilU- Was Hetil to Const
Decker Writes Investigating Committee That Secretary
Washington, June 26.—Governor
intentionally and Deliberately Misrepresented
Roberts, of Tennessee, in a telegram
• today to President Wilson, said he
Acts—False Impressions Alleged
j favored the ratification of the suf-
New York, June 26. Chances of
HTIIKT BBMOCRATKI HELE • clinching a republican victory lu th«
far west. In November, would be ma­
GATEH FOR MET I’LANK
terially strengthened if the republi­
can national committee would «end
their candidate on a speaking tour
Washington, June 26.— The Sim»-
of the Pacific coast states, according
to Samuel Platt, a prominent Nevada Dunlels row over the navy'B conduct
republican, who conferred with Will during the war was revived today
Hayes here today.
with the publli^llon of a letter from
NoffiliuiUon W ill Not lie Arr«'|it«l by
Rear Admiral Benton O. Recker,
Hmretary—Texas Relegation Is
commandant of the Seventh nayal
For McAdoo
district of Florida, in which he
charges that Secretary Daniels In his
testimony before the senate Investi­
Han Francisco. June 26. Tli«
gation committee "intentionally and
Pennsylvania “Drys“ won a smash­
deliberately" misrepresented certain
ing victory In the state convention
acta of Rear Admirals'Blms, Fullam
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caucus today by defeating tho efforts
and Fluke.
Vienna, June 26 The universi­
to Instruct for a "Wet" plank by a
Letters dated June 17, addressed
ties and technical Institutes of Vien­
vote of 60 against 13.
William J. Bryan was today unani­ na 'are on th« verge of collapse Re­
mously selected as 'Nebraska's repre­ cording to a report of the chairman
sentative on the resolutions commit­ nt the committee on education.
Their grants are still on the scale
tee at the ranetta of the Schrank«
delegates.
fixed In 1913 which the falling
Secretary Meredith announced to­ crown and enhanced prices make a
day that ho was "not lo any sense a mere pittance. For Instance the en­
candidal«" for the democratic nomi­ tire subsidy of the Moterologlcal In­
The coming week will mark a new
nation for president.
stitute does not suffice to subscribe
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phase
In the Chamber of Commerce
Postmaster General Burleson who for one English periodical consider­
campaign for new members in that a
arrived here during the night, dcclar- ed essential to Iti) work.
All of the colleges are five years In more intensive campaign will be
ed that he and the entire Texas dele-
gallon would vote for the nomina­ arrears of scientific publications and made and has been designated • as
tlon of te Q McAdoo
In debt for old materials I-abratory “Add-a-Member" week,
“Add-a-Member” week in this new
utensils have Increased In price to
I
more than 20 times pre-war cost membership campaign will be featur­
HARMING LEAVEN FOR RENT
while chemical and medical supplies ed by the united efforts of every
AT PLACE NOT DIVI MIED, have reached fantastic prices. Co­ present member of the Chamber of
caine is cited as a striking example. Commerce mak'ng It his duty to add
Washington. June 26.—Senator Costing formerly 200 crowns a kilo­ at least one new member to the or­
Harding left Washington today tor gram (of 2.20 pounds) it Is now ganization through his own individ­
worth 48.000. Iodine 1« worth 3,500 ual effort.
an unannounced destination.
Personal letters will be mailed to
He plans to be away until Tuesday crowns the kilogram. Platinum Is
every
member of the Chamber with
It was said his destination will not practically tinpurchassble, the quo­
be disclosed as the senator wanted tation being 650.0(10 pros ns <h«*kllo- one prospect card and an application
Icard inclosed and each member In­
to get a much needed rest.
grnrn.
\ Ivlse di ii has been abandoned structed to secure the application of
left.use o‘ ;he cost of anlnals. me­ the prospect furnished* him.
“Add-a-Member''
week
should
ATTEMPT MARE To RHINO
chanical studies stopped for lack of
WORKEHN BACK INTO I N ION machinery and throughout the list of bring Into the Chamber of Com­
technical schools the same conditions merce a full 140 new members If
each member <joes his bit In the cam­
Chicago. June 26.- W. G. I^e. exist.
president of the Brotherhood of Rail­
Formerly the government provid­ paign. This would give a new im­
way Trainmen, today began work In ed nerslx students with the necessary petus and push to the activities of
an ’effort to bring back Into the naterlals and equipment for acien- the organization and enable it to put
brotherhood ranks 15,000 worker»
___ work,
___ ________
workers j tiflc
but now ___________
the enrollment is through many of the much needed
expelled for taking.part In unauthor-. five times greater than before the projects now planned.
war
lied strikes during the past year.
WETS MINE IN ATTEMPT TO IN-
WHOLE Jit MBEK BOO«.
X
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WAR SERVICE RE(V»RATIONS
LIST VIRTVALI.Y I'NCHANGED
i frage amendment and would include
the subject In his call for a speck»!
to Chairman Hole of the committee, Hes«fon of the legislature if hla legal
were published In the army and navy department advised him that ratlfl-
rwdster service magazine. Admiral cation could be made.
Decker said he also had sent a copy
...... CARRANZA ORDERED
ATTACK FROM PLANES
LTJrx.».. u.
that "from my personal knowledge
aTTlftl/ THAU IM Hlftl
DEMOCRATS SETTLING GEORGIA
CASE TORAY—BOTH SIRES
FIGHTING
Friend-. of Missouri Senator Trying
To Seat Him—Hotel lobbies
< ongested
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San Francisco, June 26-—The dem­
ocratic national committee voted to­
statements to the discredit of officers
__ _ —.
day to place the Palmer delegates
1s so perverted and twisted as to
give the actual facts a false mean-1 Mexico City. June 26.—«By order-j from Georgia on the temporary roll
Ing.”
jng the bombardment of defenseless of the national convention.
l to4ns held by the Sonora revolution­
San Francisco, June 26—The dem­
ists. President Carranza lost 40 of
his 50 aviators, according to Lieuten­ ocratic nationat committee plunged
ant Preciado de la Torre, adjutant of directly into the Georgia contest
the first flotilla of the Mexican air vhen it met today. Each faction
was on the ground early holdins
1 service.
"Captain Diez Martinez, and I is­ whispered conferences and making
sued a manifesto at Mexico City, de­ last minute plans for the battle.
As this contest is being heard,
Santiago, Chile, June 26.—All claring that we would not obey such
friends and opponents of Senator
orders,
which
would
mean
the
repe-
I»eople coming from abroad remark;
James A. Reed, who claimed a seat
on the general abundance and cheap- j ; tition of the aerial barbarities prac­ as the delegate from the Fifth Mis­
ticed
by
Germany
upon
the
towns
ot
ness of necessaries in Chile as com-|
souri district, were also busy lining
pared with other countries. Resi­ Belgium,” Lieutenant de la Torre
I up their forces.
said
today.
dents are nevertheless suffering from
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"The towns we were ordered to
tho gradual Increase In the cost of
San Francisco, June 26.—The
life as the movement of Increase felt bombard were Cuernavaca and Cuau-
i completion of the temporary roll of
over ttxe world cannot be avoided
Morelos, and other places in that
the democratic national convention
here. Foreign products rise, salaries ''egion Some of us, Inclining my-
was in sight today when the national
Increase, prices of domestic products se^- did fly over the places Indieat-
advance.
*»d. but we dropped our bombs where committee resumed «its consideration
of credentials with the Georgia con­
There have been some labor move- *• knew ther wou,d do no >»««»•” test before it and with Senator
ments In the nitrate region In the
The air strength of the Mexican • Reed’s effort to gain a seat with the
north and in tho coal fields In the; army consists of about 60 planes. In Missouri delegation also to be passed
south, both strikes ending with sr- addition the service has about 55 mo-
on.
hltratlon of th« demands of the ’ors. to be used in planes of Mexican
The influx of delegations which
workmen. Trade appears, to be very mahufacture. A shipload of 150- began yesterday continued today and
active and. although the market ap- horsepower Italian machines are en added hourly to the physical and
pears to be well stocked in most route to Mexico, according to Lieu- conversational congestion in the ho­
I tel lobbies.
trading lines, good orders are being tenant de la Torre,
The Mexican aviation school, clos­
placed for British and American
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ed by Carranza about two months i
goods for the coming winter
EVGKNE
CENSVS
SHOWS (TTY
The crops have been good but aff°- w,,l reopen shortly, according
OVER 10,<MN> IN POPULATION
prices are going up owing to Inability ,o the Lieutenant, Seven thousand
of the railroads to transport the applications for enrollment have al-
Washington, June 2*.—The cen­
Great ready been received, despite the fact
crops to the great centers,
prices mark the scarcity of foreign that rigid entrance requirements, sus of Eugene, Oregon, is placed at
products like sugar, print-paper, rice, tending to make aviation a profes­ 10,593, an increase of 1854, or 7.6
which are not produced in the coun­ sional career, have been established. per cent.
try.
COMMI'NIST GOVERNMENT
ISSl’ES ILLEGAL MONEY
Washington. June 26.—Except for
the adoption of new names, virtually
no change has been made by the | Budapest, June 26.—The govern­
Knight board In the original list of ment announces that the Illegal
recommendations for the award of1 money Issued by the Bela Kuhn
the war service decorations, mem­ (communist) government amounted
New York, June 26.—Between oath that his income is ample to
to 3,719,000,000 crowns.
Bucharest, June 26—This city will
Due to the mountains of Central bers of the board said today. •
nine
and ten millions of dollars safeguard the public against such de­
and
Southern
Europe
and
waters
of
become a huge communication cen­
have been gathered from outgoing pendents. Whether or not this resi-
ter for south Europe, both for wire­ the Black Sea. the Adriatic and the
| dent alien has paid his Income tax
Mediterranean, practical aviation is
aliens who were too modest to de- becomes the immediate subject of in­
less and aviation, If present.French
constantly severely tested.
; clare tho full amount of their earn­ terest for our agents. They call the
plana are carried out. The Marconi
Flying into Russia does not pre­
ings for income' tax payments and ■ delinquent into a conference and,
Company has offered to build a huge sent the eame difficulties. Since the
many thousands more are being col­ after allowing such exemptions as he
wireless station In Rumania, which armistice huge German machines
lected from delinquent aliens Who may be entitled to, levy tax on the
would handle business from the East carrying passengers and contraband
boast of their ample incomes to im­ remainder of his sworn statement of
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as well as local business to the West, moneys and other articles of a specu­
migration
inspectors to convince income.
!
but. It appears likely that the Ru­ lative nature, have made frequent
Berlin,
June 26.—“Germany's! The board of directors of the those officials that they can easily
"When the tax dodger is a resident
manians will either continue their trips between Moscow and Berlin.
care for incoming dependents, ac­ of some city or town not in our dis­
own wireless service In connection I Now and then, these machines come greatest trouble at the present time Grants Pass Irrigation District has
cording to a statement made public trict his sworn statement is forward­
with the Eifel Tower and other sta­ down, but it Is generally because of is her decline In production,” said today been receiving blds on the com­
here by Colonel Daniel L. Porter, su- ed to the local collectors, who make
Carl
Fredrich
von
Siemens
at
the
an
­
pletion
fit
the
local
project,
including
tions In France, or elso permit the 1 motor trouble. During the bolshe­
| pervising internal revenue agent of the collections. In other cases they
nual
shareholders
meeting
of
thç
Sie
­
both
the
dam
and
the
canal
construc
­
French to establish such a ptatlon. vik regime In Hungary, frequent
the federal income tax collecting ser­ are made here and the money sent
Both British and* French firms, trips were made to Moscow, though mens A Halske electrical concern to­ tion to perfect the gravity system.
vice.
day.
“
Nowhere
In
Germany
is
the
Ralph
Schneeloch
of
Portland,
head
to the collector of the district where­
backed up by their government, are the aviators had to cross the Carpa'»
Forty-five agents have been kept j in the tax dodger resides.
Imperative need for Increasing pro­ of the house which has contracted to
Most
attempting to arrange a r complete
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thlan mountains from Budapest.
ductive labor sufficiently appraised," buy the bonds of the local district, 1 busy at the piers and elsewhere tn moneys so collected
range
In
airplane service. Tho French pro­
From a passengers' point of view,
the city collecting the millions from
pone to connect 'Paris, Vienna. Buda- such trips do not present any dlffl- he continued. ‘.‘Far too many people has spent the day with the board in ¡outgoing aliens. A small squad in a amounts of from >15 to >500 and
represent taxes dift the government
pest, Bucharest and Constantinople, culty, once tho passenger has over­ are engaged In non-productive work; looking into the immediate possibili­
bureau established close by the on small 'business concerns and on
in a general way, with branch ser- come the preliminary apprehension the number of officials In state and ties of construction.
courts
of
special
inquiry
at
the
Ellis
private enterprises Is excessive. All .The Portland Bridge Company
wages."
▼Ices, Including Serbia, Bulgaria of danger. This apprehension' Is
statistics based on the mark stand­ submitted a bid for the bridge which Island station, lend attentive ears to
and Greece. It Is hoped Inter to ex- much diminished by tho new llmou-
ard show large Increases, .but that Is to be constructed over Rogue the boasts of the aliens.
tent this service Into IR um I s .
sine type of machine, where the pas-
For the months of February, POORER CHILDREN ARE NOT
French army aviators began last singer suffers neither from cold nor standard fa a false one. Expressed river for the diversion of water from
In tops, production has declined the main gravity line on the south I March and April the reports show
FED BY .AMERICANS CHARGED
summer to establish a tentative post wind nor motor noise.
largely.”
side to the Northwest unit on the ¡that more than >30,000 was collect­
service between Constantinople and
The establishment of these wire­
Herr von Siemens said that the re­ north side of the river. This bld ed at Ellis Island from alien tax
Bucharest, connecting with the ex­ less and airplane communications are
Berlin, June 26.—Ovmplaint that
¡dodgers, while three times that
cent
Improvement In the German ex­ was >22,999.
press train to Paris, This service is a continuance of the French policy of
1 amount was traced to other localities more school children of the middle
change,
however
gratifying
In
Itself,
Construction
Com-
The
Shattuck
being now developed, but owing to keeping Eastern and Western Europe
1 and the collectors there notified. The class than the poorer class parents
Its groat,cost It Is folt nocessary to connected. It Is due to* tho French had had the effect of'restricting ex­ p.my submitted a proposition on a
reports for May are not yet filed, were fed by the Americans Friends’
ports.
Tn
many
range«
of
articles
with
limited
profits
cost
plus
basis
have each of tho governments over that slnco the armistice express
but the amount collected is ‘said to Society was made by the independ­
whoso territory the afrplnno service trains have beon run between Paris manufactured by the oompany, the for the construction of the diversion
have Increased with the Increasing ent socialist members at a municipal
will ho conducted, to contribute n and Warsaw, passing the intervening domestic prices had already exceed­ ,dam and the gravity canal system.
council meeting at Spandau.
No action hns yet been taken by flow of immigration.
pro-rale aharo to maintain the ser­ cities of Prague and Vienna, and also ed the world market prices. Even
"A resident alien,” explained Col­
The burgomaster replied that the
countries
with
a
had
exchange
like
the
board
of
directors,
Messrs.
Smith,
vice.
between Paris and Bucharest, and
onel Porter, “goes to the Immigration children were selected by the school
It Is estimated that tho cost aver­ finally between Paris and Constan­ Germany were already almost com­ Hamilton and Fcldmaler, but they station to snonsor a relative or friend
doctors without regard to class
arc going thoroughly Into the details
ages 2100 for each hour the machine tinople. These three which arc pletely barred to them.
for admittance to this country, know- I strictly in accordance with the relief
There was a world-wide demand of the propositions as submitted.
Is kept. In the air.
known as the Warsaw. Hlmnlon »nd
Ing tho gevornmont’s requirements' commissioners'« Instructions and ex­
Tn view of the poor conditions of Orient Expresses, were first under for all classes of goods, said Herr|
Mias Emma Armstrong arrived thgt a responsible person must guar- | perience had shown that mlddle-
von
Siemens,
hut
y>e
b1<rh
coat
of
tho rnflwny systems In South Eu­ •French army control and art» now
I’roductlon was killing business, and this morning from Portland for a vis­ ¡mfee that the immigra'nt will not . class children were more under-
rope, business men have generally under commercial control of the In­
to a great extent these high nrlces it here with her niece, Mrs. B. F. -.MP"» a public oharge. The real- I nourished than those of the less well
given their support to these plans, .ternational Sleeping Car Company
dent alien goes nrenared to state on ' classes.
Harmon, at Love Station.
^vere caused by under-production.