Grants Pass daily courier., July 13, 1920, Image 1

VOL. X., No. UL».
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TUEND AY, JI LY 1 1, 1W2O.
WHOLE Ml MBER 30'41 •
OPERATORS TO NEW PARTY IS SUFFRAGE CASE
ASK PRIORITY EFFECTED BÏ
TO SHIP COAL LABOR BODIES
RUSSIANS MAT
STOP FIGHTING
WITH POLAND
Lima, Peru, July 13.—A revolu- HHII’MENTH TO XOltTIIWI-ST AVI» AMALGAMATION OF PRINCIPAL
Washington,
July 13.—Justice RUMOR FROM SPA SAYS THAT
lion has broken out In Bolivia, ac-
Bailey,
of
the
district
supreme court, THE BO1BHEVIKI WILLING TO
XEW ENGLAND TO BE PRO­
G ROLFS ACCOMPLISHED BY
,cording to dispatches from Lapaz, re-
today dismissed proceedings brought
PONED
TO
K.
II.
IIEAINi
COMMITTEE VOTE
MAKE PEACE
| ceived here late yesterday.
The
by Charles Fairchilds of New York,
goe eminent headed by President
president of the Aitirrleah constitu­
Jose Guelerrez Guerrera has been
tional league, to prevent the promul­
overthrown and the president and
gation of the ratification of the suf-
members of tho cabinet made prls-
! frage amendment and to test the
oners.
validity of the equal suffrage law.
Mcaaurea Thought to Be Key Io Im­ Von-Partloan Delegation and Single
proving the TiwneportaUuia Sit­
Taxers Also Decide to 1 nite
uai ion
Force»
BE GIVEN 1HIS WEEK
Bpu. July 13.- A deadlock Ims
beeu reached by the allies and the
Germans on the coal question and
Marsha! Koch and Field Marshal Wil
Arrangements for three big nights
sou, the allied military chiefs, have or celebration were ;>erfected by the
bleu jtgaln summoned to discuss pos­ American Ixiglon lust night when It
sible enforcement measures,
met with members of the band ah<l
the manager of the carnival.
The
Spa. July 13.— Tho allied prime l^eglon will run concessions and work
ministers have decided not to Insist with the’carnival company.
The
upon the Germans replying to the al­ bund will furnish music for a street
lied ultimatum regarding the coal dance every night of the fiesta,
dellverlee at 3 o’clock today.
The which Is slated for Thursday, Friday
Germans will lie permitted to deter i.|n(1 qaturday nights,
their reply until tomorrow.
James 14uni was appointed gen­
Experts on both sides are spend­ eral hairman of the laiglon part of
ing tho day examining the situation. th» celebration and he will oversee
The Russian soviet government all the work. The streets will be
hud not replied up to this afternoon decorated and lights strung up where
to the request of the allies that an needed. James Manuel was made
armistice be arranged wlht Poland chairman of the decorations commit­
tee. Karl Winetrout. Fred Collins,
ASStMllTIOX VOTEN IM»WX
Dr. E. J. Billlck and Jesse Johnson
RENOLI Tl<»\ AGAINST J tl’S will have charge of the finances of
the Ixigion.
Birmingham, July 13. .Resolu­
The Legion and band will operate
tions calling for the exclusion of a refreshment stand, several conces-
Orientals, presented by the Califor­ »Ions, and will have entire charge
nia delegation, wbs voted down to- ()f (he
(jMn es. They will se­
day at the first reunion of the Rain­ cure a large percentage of ihe re­
bow Division Association.
celpts from the concessions am!
amusements put on by the carnival
company.
Washington, July 13.—New emer­
gency orders from the interstate
commerce com mission granting pri­
ority to the shipment of coal to the
northwest and New England, by
operators having contracts In those
sections, will be proposed by the bi­
tuminous operators to the railroad
executives at New York tomorrow, as
a |>lan of Improving the transporta­
tion situation.
JAPN DEFEAT MEASURE
FOR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
Tokio. July 13.—Universal suf­
frage was defeated in ■ the lower
house of parliament yesterday when
a resolution providing for it was In­
troduced by the opposition. It was
rejected by a vote of 155 to 283.
Bayonet Work Rc|»orte<l in Region
South of Pripet Mar-hew—Minsk
Captured
Jlini 111 I'JIllU
London, Jul. 13—It Is rumored In
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authoritative circles in Spa that Pre-
is to
have ml«r Llo-V'1 George has received
Toklo, July 13 —Toklo
— —
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. a
a subway, the first in Japan, a char-
ter for which has lust been granted. the allies for an armistice betwee*
according to a
This is part of a big plan for lm- Poland and Russia, __
provements In transportation facill- si’a dispatch to tho Exchange Tele­
ties in Tokio and Osaka which will sraph company,
involve the expenditure of many mil­
lions of dollars. The decision of the
Warsaw. July 13.—The severe*
authorities to undertake these im­ fighting, since the Polish withdraw­
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN PLANS
WILL BE FORMED SOON provements has followed bitter com­ al began, with much bayonet work,
plaints of poor service.
is now In progress it is reported. In
Owing to the increasing popula- the
reglon‘ 8OUth 1 of the Pripet
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Tacoma,
July 13.—'Republican
tton
the
street
cars
of
Toklo
arb
so
m
arshes.
In dispatches from the front
campaign plans for the western
states will be formed at a meeting in overcrowded that it is a common t(Mjay
San Francisco next week. Elmer E. sight to see passengers hanging dan­
Dover, recently appointed assistant gerously from the platform, while
London. July 13.—Minsk has been
regional director with headquarters ‘ public taxicabs are insufficient to captured by the Russian bolsheviki
In San Francisco, who arrived here meet the demand. Tokio will spend forces, according to an official state­
310,000,000 in street improvement. ment from Moscow, which says that
last night, declared today.
A bigger project is under way for soviet troops occupied the town on
improving Onaka which Japanese of­ July 11th.
■
ten call the “Manchester of Japan”!
because it is the chief center of the
country’s cotton Industry. The pro-1 t'ars Arc Received—
Three new Dodge Brothers tour-
;>osed improvement of tbe streets
Chicago, July 13.—Amalgamation
of the principal groups attempting
to form a new political party was
effected here today when the com­
mittee of 4 8 voted to join the na­
tional labor party. The large non­
partisan league group and the dele­
gation of single taxers marched into
the labor convention and announced
that they had decided to amalgamate.
LIIUUUL
hafbor )g
bu))t wb)cb
^e been reecived by the C. A. Lineh
cost about 330.000.000.
agency.
Fifty per cent of Osaka's manufac-.
Papeete, Tahiti. July 13.—The| . Marion, Ohio. July 13__ Many
opening of the pearl-diving season, | women of Marion, girlhood acquaint- turpd products are moved through riniirniiril All I AUO
antes, friends or churns of Mrs War- ”>e canals of the city and more will HXHFK "f N
N I ¡JW l K
the great event of the year in the ren G. Harding, wife of the republi- be dug. Fifty million dollars will be ' IUIILI1 "Lil UH LUllLIl
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES WILL French settlements. Is now starting. can nominee for the presidency, are expended in constructing a modern
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CONFER WITH I’BES. WILSON Diving Is not permitted for two years
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in succession at the same island. The she mav preside at the White House.
Tokio and Osaka. like Neu York.
various pearl islands are opened in They say she 1» well fitted for the London and Paris, lack lodgings for
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Washington. July 13.- Governor rotation. This means that all gear,
the people. It is quite Impossible to
duties
of
a
president's
wife
because!
The following item clipped from
Janies M. Cox ajid Franklin D.
- ¡hire either a "foreign style" or Ja!p-
Monday evening the newly elect RoosevAlt, democratic candidates for stocks of merchandise and building "she his a mind of her own. gener-!
the Gold Beach Reporter shows the
-
anese
home
in
Tokio.
Hence
the
sub-
material
must
be
taken
to
a
new
ally manages to get what she wants.:
od officers of Etna Rebekah lodge president and vice president, will
probable reason for the poor fishing
t nrbs are constantly extending.
No. 4!». were Installed by District onfer with President Wilson Sunday lalund each year—no small undertak­ Is thoroughly democratic, likes t0
in
the upper river:
The city of Osaka covers an area
Deputy Miss Flora Schmidt and at the White House. Arrangements ing when it Is remembered that the give and go to parties, is interested
“The majority of the fishermen
in
a
hundred
and
”
one
things,
knows
”
iuare
miles
which
is
expected
coral
atoll,
which
in
ordinary
times
Deputy Grand Marshnl Mrs. Jeanie for the conference were made over a
the
of are now
L“ 2 /
Burke, and the installing staff at I. ’long distante telephone today by the supports less than 300 persons, be­ how to talk to every one including I to be trebeled when the project The
*at®r below the established dead
greater
Osaka
Is
carried
out.
’
___
comes
in
the
diving
season
the
abid
­
O. O. F. hall
Noble grand. Alma direction of the president
men and once she knows you. always
population of 2,000.000 Is increasing line contrary to law. some of the
ing place of 2500 or more.
Klphnrt; vice grand. Maude Fry: re­
knows you."
more hazardous swinging the jaws
This year the open island is Hik-
cording secretary, Freda Gebers; fin­
Some Marion residents say that rapidly.
and riding out into the breakers. No
ueru. one of the Paumotu Archipela­ Mrs. Harding has contributed in Im-
ancial secretary. Nellie Neas; treas­
one is able to judge the amount of
go 400 miles to the eastward of Ta­ portant ways to Mr. Harding's su-- niinAii tain i iTina
urer. Anna Schmidt; warden. Corn
damage being done better than the
Topping; chaplain. Allda Swlnden:
hiti.
cesa in life.
fishermen themselves and the union
conductor,*Elsie Gebers; R. S. noble
Mrs. Harding was born heiAe, Au-
Already this lonely atoll is taking
officials should call a meeting and
grnnd, Christina Goodnow; L. 3.
on a metropolitan appearance. The gust 15, 1880, and was reared in
have the practice stopped at once.
noble grand. Edna Watts: R. 3. vice
profits to be gained come not only this city where she attended gram-
It Is just as easy for the union to
grand, Ella Holman: L. S. vice grand
from the pearl-shell won from the la­ mar and high schools, Afterwards
curb this nuisance as Is done in oth­
Lida Flfield; Inside guardian. Hat­
goon but from the sale of all kinds she studied music at the Cincinnati
er matters. If not, the union appar­
Seattle, July 13. Seattle t» flood­ of wares dear to the native heart Conservatory of Music.
tie Witters; outside guardian, Lizsle
Moscow, July 13.—Russo-Latvian ently sanctifies open violation of the
Ruth Ico cream was served and a ed with Russian money, according to and frem the providing of entertain­
As 'Florence Kling, daughter of peace negotiations are progressing law.
•
Dr. Alexander Kohaaowskl, secre­ ment to refresh the weary diver and Amos Kling, banker and one of the favorably and at least tour points
social hour closed the evening.
“It is said the Chinooks are now
The outstanding features of Etna tary of the Russian consulate here his women folk after the labors of most wealthy men in Marion, she is virtually have been agreed upon. schooling outside and would un-
Rebekah lodge are Its large and In­ who says he is daily called upon to the day are over. The average na­ described by a girlhood friend, Mrs. They are:
doubtedly come into the river if giv-
mi..____ value on thou­ tive diver wins a good sum from the Margaret Yonnkins, as "one of the
creasing membership; its efficient affix an appropriate
Recognition of Lettish indepen- en a chance.
corps of officers; the beautiful In­ sands of bits of Russian paper bottom of the lagoon and much of it best horsewomen I have ever seen. dence and the renunciation by Rus-
“The price being paid for the fish
itiatory work under the leadership money.
goes on expensive silk dresses for She rode and drove more like a man si a of all claims of sovereignty in was raised to 12 cents per pound by
"One man came here with 20,000 his wife and daughters, on the del- than a girl,” -aid Mrs. Younkfns. Latvia.
of Captain Jeannie Rurke and the
the Wedderburn cannery last Mon­
social and charitable work of the rubles and asked me how much they ectable canned goods of the '’popaa” who said she was more accustomed
The fixing of boundaries, subject day and It is reported the other pack­
were worth,” said the secretary. (white man) and on the "movies.”
past noble grands club.
In those days to seeing Florence to a joint commission of delimita- ers have met the increase.”
Tho lodge meets the 2nd hnd 4th "His rubles were supposed to be the
Kllng dashing swiftly up the street tion. basing its decision on ethno-
to
be.
it
is
This year there are
Mondays of each month, when visit­ original Russian rubles of the old said, three moving picture theaters, on Billy, her saddle horse, than • graphic and economic principles. In
JOSEPH H. DEFREES
ing brothers and sisters are cordial­ Imperial government. But I showed
walking with the other girls of her the former Drissa district a prebis-
any
number
of
motor
cars
for
hire
—
hint the difference between his pa-
ly welcomed.
the length of the roadway in Hlkueru soclal circle. Other girlhood friends cite shall be held,
per and the original. The Imitation
Mutual engagements shall be tak-
is less than a half mile, but that ap­ of Mrs. Harding told of the times
GARRETT DROPPERS
Russian rubles are lighter in color
when
they
used
to
"pile
Into
Flor-'en
to prohibit the presence in Rus-
parently does not make any differ-]
but otherwise exactly the same ns the
ence—a brass band and. it is report-I ence’s phaeton and ride with perfect sian or Latvian territory of armed
original. I wouldn’t venture to say
ed, electric lights along the “Great | confidence behind her speedy Billy.” forces Inimical to either country, or
his 20,000 ruble? were worth more
Florence Kling was married to the recruiting and transportation of
White Way” of this little ring of
than tho paper they were printed on.
Warren
G. Harding, then as now troops or war material by countries
“The value of rubles In Siberia coral sand.
Russia
newspaper publisher, on July 8, at war with either .power.
Late advices Indicate that the sea-1
varies In the different parts of the
1891, In their present home In Mount and Igitvta agree to forbid the forma­
countrF. Tn Vladivostok 500 rubles son this year at Hlkueru will he the Vernon Avenue. Marion. For more tion or presence in their respective
nro equivalent to one American dol­ most active In many years. It is es­ than 12 years, until Illness prevent- countries of any groups or organim- I
lar. But In some parts of Siberia timated there will he at least a thou­ ed. Mrs Hardlng was circulation tiens with pretensions to or designs
for one American dollar one may get sand divers at the Island. These, to­ manager of the Star, her husband’s •’gainst the government of the other
gether with their families and the
ns high ns 35,000 rubles.
nowsna'per Tn addition she was the party to the treaty.
"The cost In rubles for one suit traders with their staffs, will swell registration bureau for complaints.
The state of war shall cease from
of clothes In Russia Is 60.000, while the population of the island during advertising manager and angel to the date of the con lusion
one must pay 800 rubles for one the season to nearly 4000.
treaty.
the newsboys.
pound of fresh moat, A small loaf
The Lettish delegation is not en-
| ‘ When Mrs. Harding returns to
of bread costs 250 rubles,
¡Marlon and meets nnj[ of the boys tirely In accord with the Russian
“Under these circumstances It
who carried naners for Senator method proposed for holding the
would be difficult to determine tho
Harding when she was circulation plebiscite, which excludes the non-'
value of Russlnn rubles in Seattle.,
manager, she pats them on the back. working elements, and demands ab­
A person with a million rubles In
It Is said, and remarks: “Here is one stention by both Russia and Latvia [
Seattle would bn worth 32,000 In
Marion. Ohio, July t .3.— Senator of mv boys—he will be famous some front agitation or propaganda against
Garrett Droppeis, Ai.oir
Vladivostok and 328.50 In other Harding went Into seclusion today in day.”
the existing governments.
| Joseph H. Defrees of Chicago,
ter to Greece, ha» returnee!
parts of Siberia. To dress an aver­ order to work on his speech accept­
Economic provisions of the treaty , was elected president of the United
Mrs. HaTdfng has been a member
home at Williamstown, Pa., to rcc’ipc
age family 1n Siberia would make a ing the republican presidential nom­ of “The Twigs,” a card club of Mar- will fe referred to a joint commls- States clamber of commerce at the
ate from a paralytic rtrok» whlrii •
million rubles look small. Indeed.” ination.
slon.
•offered at Athens.
tnn. for many years.
I convention in Atlantic City.
KIVtK YIULfllt LflWo
SOON Ï0 BE AÏ PEACE