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GRANTS I'AHH, JOSEPH INK «Nit V TY. <»RKG«>N.
New York, June 28—-William
0. McAdoo would neither af-
firm or deny today r that he
lai
would accept the president
|
nomination If tendered him by
the democratic convention.
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*MONDAY, JUNE 2H, 1IKMI.
PICTURE SEEN IN THE SENATE
RESOLI TION OF Al’PRiX lATION
FOR WILHON IS ADOPTED
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San Francisco, June 28.—Af­ ♦
♦ ter unanimously adopting a ♦
♦ resolution of "appreciation and ♦
♦ greeting" to President Wilson, ♦
♦ the convention adjourned until ♦
F tomorrow morning.
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Sil.EM SENATOR Di-XTDES TO
WITHDRAW FROM PRESI­
DENCY CONTEST
»
WHOLE VI MJIKK WM
PORTLAND FIRM WILL
CO!
STRUT SUSPENSION BBIDGK
FOR SaSXMM» COMPLETE
Reports From All Parts of Country
Indicate That Plot Is Being
Worked Out
Hwvlco, Volunt«-«-r<sl Soon MW Out
llrmk of War—Sealed Here
in 1H7.1
Al O|H-nlng Itoli Call. <’«nventton View* of Two Said to Ito in Accord.
Will Ito Similar to the Republi­
Eddy Aggmesive Fight for the
Berlin. Julie 28. -Chancellor Kon-
can tlilcago Meeting
People Says SaIemite
ravlty Irrigation System tn
Ready for Operation for the
Next Season
* •
Gl
B
Rome, June 28.—Reports of dis­
orders in widely separated parts of,
Italy appear to corroborate the lm-|
A H Carson, one of the oldest
Auditorium, San Francisco, June
Salem, June 28.—Senator Louis | pression that this is a part of a deep
The first contract awarded towar
pioneers of Josephine county, drop­
28.- The democratic national con- Lachmund, of Salem, today announc­ scheme to overturn the social order J the completed gravity project of th
pod dead at about 8 o'clock tills
vention got under way today w ith a ed his withdrawal as an aspirant for throughout the entire country. Un­ Grants Pass Irrigation District wet
morning while at work at his rnnch
tremendous demonstration for Presi­ the presidency of the next Oregon! employment is alleged to be the rea­ to the Portland Bridge companj
'•Redlands.'' near Murphy, Mr Car­
dent Wilson. When the-great Amer­ senate. In announcing his withdraw­ son for the strikes. Rioting is now ! who made the successful bld for th
son had taken hl* horse lo the
ican flag was rolled up unveiling a al Senator Ixichmund let it be known in progress.
construction of the suspension bridg
strawberry patch to plow and was
large painting of the president, the that he will give his support to Sen-!
over the Rogue upon which the pip
apparently In perfectly good health.
convention went into a delerium of ator B. L. Eddy, of Roseburg, for
: and conduit for the carrying of th
Illa eon. Ixnilo Carson, had told him
cheering, applause and demonstra­ the post, declaring that Eddy’s views
water from the South aide gravity cs
that ho did not think It advisable to
tion which continued for half an are In accord with his own and that I
nal to the Northwest unit will b
1
___
I
ur. Carsun
work this morning but Ms.
hour despite all attempts to resume the Roseburg man Is an aggressive
'll
laid. The bld was the only proposs
for a
aald ho would go to the field
I..
business. At the sight of the pres­ fightey in behalf of the people
upon a definite unit figure that wa
couple of hours until he got tired
ident's features, roars of cheers against the interests “that are prone
submitted to the district, and lat
HI* son watched him whflo he went
swept the hall, state delegations tak­ to swoop down at each session
Saturday afternoon the board mad
down to the field The older Carson
ing up the standards which marked the legislature and bring about
the award. The board also accepts
The regular meeting of General the proposal of the Shattnck Con
has Just started to work when he
places on the floor ad paraded about Islatlon that is detrimental to
Logan W. R. C. held Saturday af­ structlon company for the bnlldln
was seen to fall over the plow
in such a demonstration as usually best interests of the state.”
ternoon, was another of the many I of the dam and the excavation o
handle* The horse did not stop but
' accompanies the nomination of a
pleasant social affairs of the order.
| the canals, laterals and other strut
<
pulled him along for about 15 feet
T D Montgomery, who is in the successful candidate.
before the harness came loose. Death city today from the mining property
In the New York delegation some- when the delegates finally settled
Nine new members—one rein-: tures, this contract being based upo:
la said to have been caused by an which he and his brother are open- | thing approaching a fist fight ac- down to hear Vice Chairman Kra- statement, one transfer, and seven 1 Í costs of work with limited profits.
Internal hemmorhage of the brain.
Ing up in the Mt. Reuben district, re­ , companied the demonstration when mer’s opening speech presenting Na-, by initiation— were added to > the '
The bid of the Portland Bridg
1 tional Chairman Homer S. Cummings!
membership roll, making a total I company for the erection of th­
His death came aa a complete sur­ ports striking a very rich vein on , Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant sec­
as
the
temporary
chairman
of
the
i
prise aa Mr Carson was In excellent j Saturday while doing assessment retary of the navy, took up the New
membership of 140.
I ! bridge was 822,999 for the i at ructun
convention.
henlth nnd had eaten a hearty work on the property. The vein Is York standard to Join the demon­
The delegates who attended the complete, the span to be 240 feet}
Cheers and yells broke in
breakfast before going to work Hi* four feet across and the average of stration. and several other New
department convention at Astoria. with steel towers and stiffen ini
daughter. Mrs S E Hamlett, of At­ four assays taken at the Cold Bug York delegates sought to prevent quently as the speaker praised
Comrade A. H. Carson for the post trusses, with concrete anchorages
lanta. Georgia, has been' notified and mine shows values of 836.318 In gold him. Roosevelt triumphed however, democratic performances during
and Mrs. Stinebaugh for the corps— and pedestals. The bridge will be
an answer la being awaited Itefore per ton. This vein appears to be an without any damage being done to last eight years and belabored
gave reports of the splendid recep­ located about half a mile below th«
the time of the funeral la announced. extension of the California mine on anybody and marched off bearing republican party as a party of "des­ tion and the enjoyable time in both steel bridge at Sixth street, and worl^
truction
and
reaction.
”
Mr. Carson has been a resident of the north. The property on Mt. the New York standard Into the dem­
business and entertainments given ts to be commenced upon it immedi
When the league of nations was by the generous and loyal Astorians.
Josephine county tor 45 years, hav­ Reuben about 17 miles west of Glen- onstratlon.
ately, with December «1st as the dat<
Hurrah for Wilson and cheers for mentioned another demonstration Those four days will always be re­
ing crossed the plains in 1874 After dale.
upon which it must be completed.
Mr. Montgomery expects to be In the presldet drowned out th^ band broke out. which was second only to membered with pleasure by all who
almost a five months' trip he finally
The contract entered into with the
Grants
Pass
during
the
week
and
will
that
for
Wilson.
When
Kremer
de
­
nnd
refused
to
be
checked,
if
there
located here and engaged In placer
attended the state convention.
Shattuck
Construction
company
bring
with
him
samples
of
the
ore.
clared
that
the
world
was
waiting
had
been
any
disposition
to
curtail
In
1876
he
purchased
the
mining
At the close of the afternoon bus­ covers the building of the hollow
U>
hear
the
decision
of
the
American
them.
Policemen
mixed
in
the
Roose
­
present Carson ranch. "Redlands,"
iness session, a "surprise” program
velt scramble and for a while it electorate on the league issue the was given Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Good­ concrete dam at the Savage Rapids
nnd since that time has been actively
looked like bloody noses were Imml- convention rose and went in for pro­ now, in honor of their golden wed­ site, installation of the , necessary
engaged In the development of the American Ix*gi<>n Tuesday— •
longed cheering. The formal read­ ding anniversary. The "bride” and machinery, excavation of the canals
Tomorrow evening at 7:30 is the nent.
horticultural Interests of the county
ing
of the roll call of the convention "groom” were seated in the center of and laterals, building op highway
It
was
close
to
half
an
hour
be-
,
time
set
for
the
meeting
of
the
local
The Carson rnnch has become known
bridges, etc., the estimates for which
followed
Kremer.
fore
the
delegates
would
consent
to
[
a' row of chairs with “bridesmaids”
all Over the state aa one of the larg­ post of the American legion at
Recommendations of the tempor- and "best men" seated on each side, are around a half a million dollars.
est producer* of the Tokay grape in which a number of matters having quiet down and hear the opening j
The dam and machinery equipment
(Continued on D&<e 1.)
Several original poems and read­ alone will involve a cost of 8180,000,
Oregon, which grape Mr Carson considerable Importance will come prayer. It was a full hour later I
ings, life history
_ and
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helped Introduce Into the county. Of up. The time Is made early on ac­
romance, real and it is expected that it will be built
and ideal. we?e showered upon the complete before high water of the
the 1G0 acres of land on the ranch. count of having several initiations to
30 arc set out to grapes. There are give In addition to the business to
handsome couple, together with a fall begins. To have the advantage
70 acres of other fruits, the care of come up, and admission will be made
beautiful bunch of white Ullies, a' of the exceptionally low stage of
large boquet of yellow flowers, a water qf the present season, the
which made him an authority on hor­ by password which may be obtained
by any member from anyone on the
bride’s cake and a gold chatelaine Shattuck people have already com­
ticulture.
pin presented by President Anna menced the preliminary work of
He was the eldest In a family of executive committee. The Initiation
Stinebaugh. as a gift from the corps. preparation at the dam site, coffer
three boys and three girls, being ritual as drawn up is very impres­
Comrade Carson ordered the two dams to be put in at once for the
born In Marietta. Ohio, on December sive. dealing with the reasons and
Washington. June 28.—Official ad- fectivgs and armaments. The sub­ to "stand up” when he repeated a unwatering of the site of the struc­
f>. 1843. The family moved to Illi­ fundamentals underlying the Incep­
nois In 1859. settling near laifayette tion and organisation of the Ameri­ ' vices received here state that the al- committee devoted to the subject of service to the entertainment of all ture. For this work the contractors
present that bound In "holy wed­
In 1802. inspired by the highest mo­ can l<eglon, and will prove instruc­ '| lied military control commission with
tive as well as iteresting to all mem­ ' Marshal Foch as its supreme dlrect- effectives is concerned with the size lock" Miss Christina Feld and Mr. will bring in a large amount of
tives of patriotism, Mr. Carson en­
bers The matter of government In­ ling head, ex-offlcio, constitutes now and organization of the German, O. S. Goodnow in Quincy, Ill.. July equipment, the contract calling for
listed In Company F of the 124 th
the prosecution of the dam to a point
surance will be covered thoroughly, , the keystone of allied relations with army while the sub-committee on 1st. 1870.
Illinois volunteer Infantry as a prl-
where rentals for equipment must
and any Insurance man in town la I Germany. It Is declared that so long armaments is concerned chiefly with
Visitors from outside corps pres- cease in seven months,
vate. For meritorious conduct and
Invited to attend and help get the ; as the comtnission continues to func­ maintaining a proper reduction - of ent, were Mrs. A. Gaston of Clay ------ ------------ -------___ The excava­
gallantry on the battlefield he was
ex-service men straightened out on tion, revival of German militarism is stocks of guna and ammunition in | Center. Kan.; Mrs. Howard, of Ash­ tion of the main canals will also
promoted several times.
Ho rose the subject.
I proceed at once, a steam shovel to be
.
Germany.
land, and Mrs. Whiting, of Roseburg. brought in for this work. The mule
impossible.
rapidly In rank and soon Itecame a
. According to these advices, the
i
No place In Germany is exempt | Nearly 100 were served with refresh­ equipment now here will be retained
first lieutenant In the Third Cavalry.
military control commission exceeds from investigation by representatives! ments at the close.
¡He was on the firing lino In many of
on the ground, and increased or di­
in Importance even the reparations of these committees as authority offj
the more conspicuous engagements
minished as the need occurs. Some
i
Having
a
Hard
Time-
commission since former President the supreme council in the past has
of the wnr Including among many;
Unable to locate the landing field, of the smaller canal and lateral work
| Poincare resigned from the repara- been invoked several times to obtain
others the battles at I*ort Gibson,
R.
R. Trask and Walter Cannon, of is to be sublet by the Shattuck peo-
| tions body because the allies had de- execution of the commission's de­
Tlnyou Perle, Fourteen Milo creek.
the Willamette Aerial Transport Co., j pie, as experience has proved that
I elded to limit its authority and since mands.
Jackson nnd was also present at the I
piloting Ni standard plane, circled 1 the smaller work can be more eco-
the naval and air commissions have
Hinge of Vicksburg.
Tn 1884 and]
The two sub-committees, in an ef­ Roseburg for several minutes this nomically prosecuted by local out-
been relegated to positions of secon­ fort to maintain strict police over
1885, Mr. Carson was acting assist-'
morning and then landed In the field fits if they are available. There will
The official program for the Farm dary importance.
ant Inspector-general. At the time
potential German militarism, have Immediately west of the Moore tim­ not be the need for haste In this that
The military control commission organized numerous agpnts into dis­
ho was discharged from the service, Bureau picnic to be held Saturday,
was found in the 1920 program, as
ho had attained the rank of adjutant July 3rd, at Riverside park, Grants' began to function as soon as the trict sub-committees throughout Ger­ ber tract in Edenbower. The mark­ there are 10 months before another
ings
of
the
Hanan
field
could
not
be
j
Pass. Is to be mailed to every farm treaty of Versailles became effective. many. Such district commutes on
of the Third Unliv'd Stntes cavalry.
irrigation season during which time
Presided over by General Nollet of effectives are presided over by seen from tho air, they stated, and i these can be built. It ts proposed,
Mr. Carson was an active member family of Josephine county tomor­
j
they
were
unable
to
find
a
suitable!
of General Ixtgan post of the G. A. row. (The farm boys and girls of the French army with headquarters French officers in Pomerania and
I place in which to land. The Eden- however, that the project complete
R., having Joined the organization In Josephine county are scheduled for in Berlin and reporting to Marshall Schleswig. East Prussia. Bavaria, and
shall be ready for operation by April
one of the biggest surprises of their Foch. the commission, in addition to I Sllesla: by ¡British.' In Berlin and 1 bower field was very rough, but they 1st.
1867.
managed to reach a stop without ac-
Tn April 1888. Mr. Carson married lives. The official program will an­ its supervision of German disarms. Raxony; by an Ifallan In Baden and | cident. They have a slow landing
While the contract made with the
Marie Donnelley, at Atlanta. Georgia., nounce the surprise but the real na­ ment, has taken an active interest In Wurtenburg: and a /Belgian in West- , plane or otherwise there possibly Shattuck people, the only bidders for
ture
of
It
will
not
lie
disclosod.)
the political-military developments In phalia and Hanover. Similarly, sub­
Mrs. Carson survives her husband as
the work, is of the ''cost-plus" na­
The entertainment committee Is to Germany. (Reports of the reerndes- j committees on armaments have as , would have been an accident. They ture. Its profits are limited, and It is
do two children, Alice I., wife of
were
brought
to
the
city
by
Howard
8. E. Hamlett, of Fort Wayne, 1 Jn- meet this evening to complete ar- cense of Prussian militarism in East|fhptr heads, Frpnch off|rer(, ln pom. Calkins of the Rcseburg Welding hedged about with safeguards that
diantf, and i/owls W. Carson, who i Is rangemenfs and assign the p rises, Prussia and Pomerania first emen-1 crania i and Schleswig. Frankfort, and Brazing Co., and after a short assure the district of full value for
the various races and contests on the ated f from
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‘ of ‘ the commls-1 Hanover and Saxony; British, In
reports
living at the ranch.
stop for dinner and to refit the gaso­ all of its expenditures and of con­
program.
sion to the supreme council.
j Fast ¡Prussia, Westphalia. Hanover, line tank they started on their way. stant and thorough supervision of
For the big picnic dinner It la
MANY PRISONERS DROWN
A sub-committee of the commis-, Cologne and Silesia: Italian, in Ber-
all details during the construction
—Roseburg News-Review.
WHEN RI SSI AN SHIP SINKS planned to have the people from each eion was sent into the (Ruhr district j lin and Bavaria'; and ¡Belgian in Ba-
neriod. Equipment and materials
community seated together. The com for Investigation under command of den and Wurtenburg.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE WILL for the new work will be on the
London, Jun» ’8 Two thousand munltles in tarn will form onedarge the French Major Graff and it was I The
7-.. work
__ „7 of these committee* eon-
MEET M’GEST n ON SUFFRAGE ground within the next few days, and
British, Austrian, German and Fin-j circle. Thia is necessary because of the report of this mission to official' gists chiefly
in visiting garrisons. ¡
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“arlv In July ft will be under way In
nlsh prisoners of war were drowned the "speaking and singing that will advices, which formed the basis for supply depots, military schools and
Nashvlllo, June 28. The legisla­ »„it M««t
When a bolshevik steamer was sunk J follow immediately after the dinner Trench contentions at San Remo of training camps, in sending out agents ture will be called to meet August
recently In the Nevn river, aeoord'n" hour. A sign will be used to desig­ German duplicity.
! to make Inquiries and Incidentally, in 9th to consider the federal suffrage
Eugene and Jack Murphy went to
to a Helsingfors dispatch to the Cen­ nate the part of the circle assigned
The work of the commission is dl- I keening in tench w'th the noHtiml- •””endment it wns stated today at
Iceland
thia morning where they wilt
to each community.
tral News agency
"Ided Into two general subjects; ef-' military tide of affairs
the capitol.
work in a mill
stantln Fehrendbach. head of the
new German government, read In the
reichstag today a declaration of the!
government's program. “Germany,
having accepted the treaty of Ver­
sailles, cannot, so long aa the coun­
try's former enemies do not consent
to modifications of the treaty, do
other than make every effort to
execute the engagements taken Inso­
far as that Is possible.” he said.