i * * » t ♦ % "• * •r VOL. \„ No. 2:17 UIlANTH l'AHH. JOHI.I'IIINE KM’.N TY. OREGON TI’EHDAY, .11 NE 21», UK£O U HOLE NI MH EK .Wtp. N. Y. DELEGATION FIGHTS UNIT RULE Collimili«« Adopts Molimi Rejecting rinn Now (toen to Contention— Many Affected T- 1 ■ 1 • N use Will Re 1’reeented for N’otnlna- lion Uraptto Ills Declaration That He Will Refuse Gompers Presents Demands of Organized Labor: Declares Republicans Reactionary: Bryan Omitted From Sub-Committee: Planks Not Presented San Francisco, Juno 29. The Ban Francisco, June, 29.—The SENATOR ROBINSON', * PERMA­ committee on rules adopted the mo­ name of William Gibbs McAdoo will s NENT CHAIRMAN', HITS KE­ tion rojectlng th« unit rule In states be placed formally in nomination at I PI BLICAN' PLATFORM wher« there are laws requiring the the convention “at the earliest pos- * election of delegate« by districts. slble opportunity" by his supporters The effect will be to split the New it was decided at the conference to-; York delegation If the report I h day. The presentation of McAdoo’s , Ban Francisco, June 29. — In a prohibition fight the Bryan dry adopted by the convention. name will be made by Burris A. Jen­ Th« committee on rules at the , public session of the platform com- force« were forced over their protests kins, a Kansas City minister. democratic general convention tack­ mi t tee today, the delegation headed by a vote of 27 to 25 to present The McAdoo people came on the \ Every Fann Family In the County led again today the knotty question by Frank P. Walsh was granted a their case first In a committee hear­ convention floor today for the first Opposition to la-ngue of Nations and I iW'il to Bring Dinner llaxkct of whether th« state delegations heurlng on the Irish recognition pro­ ing. time with a working organization,' Iau-go.Ex|M>riegln at 10 Independently of the delegation as a mittee thaj unless the democrats plank« on prohibition and the league _______ contrasts of political policies and par­ took a progressive attitude they of nations for sub-committee con­ o'clock In the morning with a com- I body. • ty leadership justifies the belief that could not hope "to complete with a sideration at all. m unity sing. Race« of different Chengtu, China, June 29.—Depre- the republican party will be driven The wets appearing before the party that has written , reaction kinds will ocupy all the spar« time across Its banners." "The republi­ committee offered every known datlons of robber bands along trade from power in Both brarches of eon- until noon, when th« picnic dinner a routes in Szechuen province have gress and,that complete control of will lie spread. The Farm Bureau can* party." said Rompers, "has for­ argument, some declaring that mulated a declaration so lacking in wet or dry plank had no right In the become so flagrant and widespread the government will be restored to will furnish coffee and the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce will principles of progress and safety i platform as it is not a political is­ that urgent appeals for the use of the democratic party in the Novem­ troops to combat the menace have ber election, because that party has thgt there might be some avenue in : sue. serve lemonade to the thirsty Every been sent to the Chinese provincial earned the public confidenc%.” intelligent unrest among! which the farmer in the county has been sent Former Representative Theedore our people can find Its expression A. Bell, of California, opened the authorities by foreign firms operat­ (Continued on pane 3.) Th« mothers of yesterday are rea­ and enforcement. All ready the ene­ case for the wets and assailed Bry­ ing in Szechuen. The bands of rob­ lizing that a mother does not always mies of labor and enemies of the an’s position, reading from various bers are said to be made up to a notice the defects oj her children. democratic party are spreading an platforms on which the Nebraskan large extent of groups of deserters from troops that have been stationed This was most forcibly called t<» our Insidious proi»aganda. seeming to ax- had been a candidate. in Szechuen. The outlaws have be­ 1 «Mention when so many sons fallen iume that we are coming hete to Bryan and Bell clashed when the come so bold that mail consignments, hold guns at your heads, hut we do to pass the physical examination for former asked in what capacity Bell , military duty and the examing phy­ not come In a spirit of compttfxon. appeared. Bell agswered as a repre-. hitherto immune from them, have sicians said a large percentage of the hut as your fellow citizens, asking sentative of the grape growers of been seized. Buchares June 29.—Despite the One recent report that physical defects might have been cor­ for a declaration of progressive hit-, California. Bryan replying to Bell heavy speculation in oil land and oil brought to Chengtu was of the man rights." Buffalo. June 29 I'nlcsx some rected during ihlldhood. as tç> whom he represented, said, “I property now going on in Rumania, remedy la found for the acute short­ The result has been an ardent In­ On the first division in the plat­ am speaking for the women and bery of a pack train on the age of nurxos. many hospitals of the terest on the part of mothers of to­ form committee on an angle of the children that you gould destroy." road,” which is the main highway expert oil men say that it will take between Chungking and Chengtu. In at least five years for thos country country will lie compelled to curtail day to discover and cprrect any phy­ this 40 bags of mail were opened and to properly develop such prospects. their operations, asserts Mrs. Annie sical defects of their children. Grants rifled by the outlaws and “the whole The speculators are merely selling L. Hansen, superintendent of the Paas has taken |hls up In a commun­ 1 hillside was covered with stolen prospects to each other rather than Buffalo District Nursing association. ity way and held the first children's I mail." developing the property. . • In her annual report. A recent cam­ health conference, last Saturday at The oil production in 1919 was paign to induce mor« young women the Methodist church. Seventy-four In another case a caravan had to take up the profession of nursing babies were weighed. measured and , been held up and robbed by a band 917.999 tons which was less than 50 wax a failure, .Mrs Hansen said, and examined for physical soundness. of bandits when a second stronger per cent of the pre-war production of as a result one Buffalo Institution The score cards were then sent to the band of brigands appeared and com­ the oil fields. The amount of oil shipped out of Rumania in March, was compelled to close one of Its de­ Oregon Congress of Mothers, Port­ San Francisco. June 29.—It was Ixrndon. June 29.—An attempt to pelled the return of the stolen goods. 1920, for example was 5.278 tons, land. for scoring, In some of the 1:50 o’clock when Chairman Cum- partments. The leader of the smaller band was make Moscow look a busy an»l pros­ "Hospital (mining schools of the cases slight physical defects were m In vs called the national democra­ then shot. The chieftian who did which indicates the difficulty of get­ perous city during the visit to that United States have reached a high noted These defects if corrected this declared that he had guaranteed ting the oil transported. Vigorous city of the English labor delegates is There is one small pipe line which state of efficiency and new hospitals Immediately will prevent an aggra­ tic convention to order. the safe passage of this particular and new systems for nursing the vated condition later, which oft lines whacking of the gavel’locked the told by the Ijettish information bu­ caravan, having received a substan­ runs from the oil fields to Constanza. There are about 2,000 tank cars delegates to their seats and gradu­ reau, whose Press bureau at Riga tial consideration. sick In their homes are arising prpvex serious. which might be operated. It takes everywhere," Mrs. Hansen said, "but This conference was arranged for ally cleared thé aisles. has a special correspondent attached The activities of the bandits ai»e I two years jo drill a well, it costs ten the necessary pupils fall to appear. by the child welfare committee of the felt as much by the individual ac by Mr. Cummings was determined to to the peace delegation in Moscow. I times as much now as before the war, The country needs another Florence 1 «idles Auxiliary, of which Mrs. R. "The various institutions in Soviet the large commercial interests in the I the oil transportation is bad. and the get order quickly and succeeded. Nightingale." W. Stearns Is chairman, and Ruth L. opinion of one Chengtu mission government puts many restrictions Corbett, home demonstration agent. “I present greetings to the unterri­ Russia had for a long time been worker who said: on the export of oil. The splendid cooperation which was fled democracy of America.” said Mr. busy in making preparations for the “It is a grevlous hardship to send MAX THELEN given by doctors, nurses, and women Cummings as soon as he could be reception of the English labor dele- to America' for a suit of clothes, pay1 of the town In making this confer­ JOSEPH STEHLIN heard. The report of the credentials 'gates in order to show to them Rus-j for It at the present ruinous prices. ence h success Is an Index of' Rs committee affirming the seating of ■ia in attractive colors," says the cor­ wait patiently six months for Its ar- value. The doctors assltlng tvere: S. the Calmer. delegates from Georgia respondent. In Petrograd, where as rival and finally hear that it has Ixmghrldge. J. C Smith. W. H. Flan­ and the unseating of Senator Regd a rule almost no people are to be beefi appropriated by robbers within agan, E. J. Blllick, L. O. Clement, E. then was presented. When the un­ seen in the streets, all the officials a few days of its destination. C. Macy and M. R. Britten. Doctors seating of Reed was announced with were ordered to ^ake part in the re­ If. W. Stearns and W. W. Walker out mentioning his name‘there was ception. Theatrical representations' were scheduled to assist, hut were loud applause and cheers from dele­ and grandiose banquets were organ-1 absent from the city. The nurses In gate sections. It turned into a dem­ ized with the participation of ac-j charge of the weighing anti measur­ tresses from the Mariinski and Alex- | onstration with prolonged shouts. ing were: Mrs. Geo. Seelmck, Mrs. androvski theatres. The delegates! The administration supporters Bassett, Mrs. Oeo. Fox and Mrs. Fern wero taken to,Moscow in a special, latrson. Other valuable assistance in strengthened their hold on the demo­ train, accompanied by Tcherkess sol-, registering and other phases of the cratic national convention through a di era In bright uniforms. work was rendered by the following series of victories In the credentials In Moscow, the day before the ar­ W. C. Young passed away at the women of the Ladles ‘Auxiliary: ‘Mrs. committee which decided three hotly rival of the English delegates, all1 C. L.i Clevenger, Mrs. Frank Nomba- fought contests, One or these was the papers published strict orders is­ home of his daughter. Mrs. W. O. lals, Mrs. F. H. Ingram, Mrs. E. S. a denial to the seating of Senator sued by the military and civil com-| White at noon today, never regain­ Van Dyke, Mrs. L. F. Roat. Mrs. L. James A. Reed, t of Missouri. The • missaries, setting out what every-1 ing consciousness after the accident O. Clement, Mrs C. A. Swope. Mr,. Clark Howell delegates, of Georgia, body had to do and how to behave. Saturday afternoon, when he fell Arnspiger. Mrs. Carl Williams. favorable to Palmer, were also seat­ On May 7 the tramway service in the from a moving truck and which re­ , C. H. Woodward. 'Mrs. .1. T. ed. city was suspended, all the cars be­ sulted in a dislocated and broken The credentials committee how­ ing taken to the neighborhod of the hip and concussion of the brain. Chinnock, Mrs. Guy Knapp. Miss Ethel Boeork, Miss Helen Bobzien ever, overruled the national commit­ Nikolasvski statipn where gaily deco­ His wife passed away March Mfsx Jeanette Moss and Miss Mar­ toe In the Oregon case, where they rated. they moved to and fro. trying 1920. soated R. R. Turner and John li. to convey to the visitors the idea of guerite Sage. * Mr. Young was born in Easton, Schuyierman, giving each half a busy traffic. N. J., and at the time of death was STEAMSHIP COMPANIES ASK vote. In the station all the motor cars 84 years. 29 days, A sad coincidence FOR INCREASE!) RATI" The 1 o’clock assembling hour from Moscow were mobilized even is the close following of the death El entne and passed and aa usual the the highest commissaries having to of Mr. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Washington, June 29.- The coast convention was not ready for bus­ walk. On May 18 a parade was or­ Young being the attendants at the • Smiling Joe" Stehlin, the famous wise .steamship companies of the Pa- iness. The delegates wero arriving ganized but no private persons wero commit-tllsh visitors as to the real state of 4:30. Interment in Granite Hill aviators to go back with him to fight aro asking for a 24 per cent Inctease. toes. aa a railroad official. * Soviet Russian. the bolshevikl cemetery. A a ARMY DESERTERS IN WAS WELL ATTENDED SOVIET RUSSIA TRIES 10 Y « t »