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library I t WHOLE NUMBER 3O22. V<»la N . No. «IP ABLE TO AGREE John Iwomirdl Cuplur«*«! I>y Officers und lilt l>y llullel W hen Heulst- un<e I» Shown 1 Buililiiigs of State College Farm at Pullman lieniolished—Crops Are W'a»b<-d Out PARTY TICKET I Spokane, July 14—Farm buildings i ^ eollet TE REFUSE» TO AC- Salem, July 14 John la*onardl, say » TH \T IIEP! BLK’AN "MADE FOREIGN MINISTER RECEIVE!» were demolished, orchards uprooted, who csciiped from the state hospital' CEPT OFFER OF THE THIRD BY IJDVP c.I OIK.E WHO FRONT Poltrii A LISTENING ' wheat washed away, several farm Suuday night, and who It Is thought PARTY ORGANIZATION LAVS DOWN THE LAW |«O44T"—LEAGl E M I P buildings of the Washington state I set fire to the hospital barn, was shot college at Pullman were destroyed and captured eight miles enst of here » and other damage done by a wind today. He was shot through a lung and rain storm in the Palouse section when he offered resistance. The ser of southeast Washington early last iousness of the wound is unknown evening, which for a time cut off. yet. ! com muni "at ion and led to reports of; Nominee Stat«* That B«wt Will Be Enforcement of Versailles Pact Will Prolutlilo t'audhfolo of l'art» lb«* fatalities. No Hvqj were lost, how- f^a,ler <>f world War Veterans gays ¡■OICTLAND MARKET» .Made of the Ixwsons of the Past. | Be Carrie«! Out—Experts Concur Not IJkc Plumb Plan and Public Portland, July 14.--Cattle are eTer- That Convention Is Boss Ridden. W ith (owl Order Pea«'«« Wante«! Mine Ownership steady and unchanged. Hogs higher, --------------------- Platform Refuse«! Kansas Editor Visits— prime mixed »16.50 at »17. Sheep John Redmond, editor and publish-) firm, valley lambs (10.50 at Sil. Spa. July 14.—Premier Lloyd er of the Burlington, Kan., Dally Re Chicago. July 14 Hopes for the Eggs higher, buying price 41c. Rut Columbus, July 14—Charging that Chicago, July 14.—Senator L&Fol- survival of the now fusion party were ter steady and unchanged. .Senator Harding, the republican pres George received Dr. Walter Simon, pubMcan and wife, spent Tuesday at ebb tide as tho all night confer idential nomln«>e had "made his front .he German foreign minister, at the night in the city, guests of Mrs. Mary lette does not “deem himself avalF- candidate" for the new ence of the now body's resolutions MINNESOTA CROP» REPORTEI» ;>orch a listening post,” Governor latter's request this afternon and Browne, former Burlington resident able as a party as a presidential nominee. He rommllleo dragged along today In an TO RE IN GOODNONDITION (lox. the democratic nominee, today told him emphatically that the allies )and c[ose friend, Mr. and Mrs. Red sent word to the convention today effort to got together on a platform Issued a statement replying to Hard were not bluffing. mond are traveling by automobile that he did not want the nomination. The allies, the premier declared and have been onThe'road a month, | acceptable to Senator La'Follette. Ht. Paul. Minn., July 14.—Crops in ing’s statement yesterday that the ¡mediately after the chairman an The oxtreme left wing which yes Minnesota are reiacrted to be in ex Wilson administration had saddled seriously Intended to take measures „toppiag at Calflornia points. They nounced LaFollette’s dacis'on, Leiter terday controlled the amalgamation cellent condition, a recent survey by the league of nations upon him a» j for the enforcement of the execution |eft morning for Portland and Barlow, the leader of the World War and forced Its platform d«*lr«ei on Minneapolis and St. Paul newspapers the chief campaign issue. of the terms of the \ersailles treaty visit Ranier national park. Veterans, demanded that he be draft- ______ ' the conservative elements In the < on- declaring the grain crop “the best In Governor Cox said his campaign ' unless the Germans meet the allies' Barlow , ed despite his wlshes. vontlon struck a snag when It met years." will be dedicated to the task of' modified terms regarding coal, charged that the convention was tho veto power of tho probable presi "bringing peace with honor, of ‘re- "boss ridden” by a secret Intrigue Washington, July 14.—Experts of adjusting the affairs of civilisation dential nominee of the new party, clique and that its leaders were con- and of creating a new day out of the United States government who Two planks of the platform being sealing LaFollette’s platform for fear have examined the capacity of Ger which we will make the best of the drafted by the conference rommlttm* the convention would adopt it. many to deliver the coal alloted to i lessons of the i>ast.” of the lal>or jHirty and th« commit- Barlow’s appeal started an uproar the allies have concurred in the al tee of 4H were still In dispute when by the delegates demanding that the lied estimatee made at Spa of 2,000,- word was received that Senator !«a- Ihvin Alden Her«»— ____ . platform be read. A parade started 000 tons delivery a month by Ger- Follette objected to certain planks New Aork, Ju y ¿4—Wh e the h&]f an honr Pandemon. Dean Alden, of Willamette univer many. The tentative drnft Inclusion of the Jewish people will be permitted to (nm wRh of tbat sity, is spending a few days In the Plumb plan and the declaration for develop and reap the harvest from, platform ., adopt R .. Yellowstone Park. Wyo.. July 14. city In the Interests of the university. Mri. <'«Italian IMeu— government ownership of mines werr land purchased in Palestine by the {he demonstration 8ubaided. the t'nthlnking tourists who deface He Is getting funds for the rebuilding News has l>een received here of said to be points In dispute. tho beautiful natural formations of of one of the blldlngs which was des the death in Dayton, Ohio, July 1, Jewish National fond and also be cha)rman rcfuged t0 al]ow the plat. Yellowstone National park by writing troyed by fire last year. He is visit of Mrs. Josephine D. Callahan, moth prlveleged to leave It to their chil- form tQ b<j _________ their names and mid«» sentiments In ing with a number of the Willamette er of Mrs. C. H. Eismann of this dren, they can never sell It. This ■ geyser bowls and on hot springs ter students, there being several in place and Mrs. Bernard Hall of Is in accordance with the plan of the fund to natioallze the land in Pales- i ■ «ril nil/ri| IjrAniKIP races are meeting with quick disci Grants Pass Klamath Falls, Mrs. Eismann and tine and eliminate land speculation ntRluPiU pline this year. children have been in Toledo for as announced here by Dr. Baer Ep-1 Under an effective system of reg several weeks. sein, the fund's special commission-j istration. every tourist entering the Decorators al Work— er. who has jtist arrived from Eng-| T. Sanford, of the Sanford Deco park.now Is being checked in on ar- .Shipping Heifers— land. I rival and checked out on departure rating company, has started with his Lathrop Brothers have h 1 The Fund' he said' wI11 8pend $1'" if crew to place the flags and colors pleted the shipment of 15 Th«> Courier announces the publi land his method of travel noted t oroug “50,000 during the next year for the cation within a short time of In his own automobile, the state num across the streets for the American bred Ayrshire heifers to The bearing for the three men and arr'' ' I P'lrehaaa of barren land which must the first of several special editions to ber of the machine is r«*corded. With l«egion fiesta which opens Thursday Mozingo, at Craig. Colo, woman brought back from San Fran Jurng t ej^ rec j a j raed and made nt for set-) bn published during the summer, th'* such Information available, conversa evening and continues until Saturday past year, they have shipped three cisco. to answer to a charge here of Irrigation number of the Courier. tions like the following some'f mes evening. The dance committee is ar blooded bull calves to Crescent City. tlement by Jewish renters. jumping a bill of the Dean rooming than 7,000,000 French francs Material for this Isen» has been pre , are heard over the park telephone ranging a big program for their open Mr. Igithrop is a strong booster for r. More bouse and taking some articles from — . , , . . #v ______ i. Dr- Epstein added, have already been air dance Thursday night, which is system. pared by Nti'l It. Allen, who will do I their rooms, was held yesterday be thoroughbred stock. spent in buying and cultivating 6,000 Is this tho north to be Kewple night, a number of the "Hello, hello. the special writing for the Courier, fore Judge Holman. The three men • ------------- acres of what now is fertile Palestine Kewples to be given away as prizes. All right, chief ranger's entrance? nnd comprises the Irrigation develop were bound over to the grand jury HARDING STILL WIllTING ON ! land and in developing six agricul- ment In the viUnlty of Granta Pass office shaking. John Q. Blank, trav- On Friday night .a balloon dance is and are being held in the county jail. SPEEEH OF ACCEPTANCE tural colonies and a dozen individual In all the details of the present sys 1 ellng In automobile with ......... ....... to be given Saturday night is to be The case against the girl was dis farms. tem. the status of Irrigation through j state license No. 1 2345. wrote hfs the "big night” for the celebration. missed and she will be sent home. Marion. July 14. — For the second "The fund not only has purchased out th«1 county, both In the past and name yesterday in Old Faithful l>a- Johnnie Kuntz, the "Kewple King" The men. Robert Jones, W. J. day in succession senator harding to- land for farming,” he said, “but it the present season's developments 1 sin. Hold him when the car checks has charge of the concessions for the i Marz and Lloyd Leitsch, were accus legion. A merry-go-round will be' day secluded hiniself from visitors has made extensive purchases in Je Investigation of this question has re out." ed of taking a Nash car from Spo In o|>eratlon all the time. The legion and continued writing his speech of rusalem, Tiberias. Haifa, Jaffa, Sa And when tho automobile arrives sulted In the discovery of a number kane. The car is said to have been acceptance. He hopes to complete it ted and the other principal cities of of startling facts and the uncovering at the north gate, or any other of the boys,promise a big time for all three taken by Jones from W. J. Phillipa, within a few days. Palestine. This city land is used ex- of a multitude of Interesting Inci park's four entrances. Mr. Blank—or nights. land the other two men said they were clusively for public buildings.” dents connected with the obtaining Mrs. Blank or Miss Blank if they in ignorance of the fact that it was of Irrigation within the conntv since should offend, for women are not ex- a stolen car. Jones yesterday said TRAI»! NG IN FUTURES WILL 1856. These editions will appear empt Is fetched back to headquar * that he was an ex-convict and was BE RESI MEI» IN CHICAGO MART paroled from a Texas prison, where from time to time and will cover tho ters and told politely but firmly that entire county from various angles, such vandalism will not be tolerated. he had served six months. It appears Chicago. July 14.—Plans for the lhal the two men feU )n with bad the Irrigation number being general If he—-or she Is willing to remedy resumption of trading In wheat fo-icompanv and aIlowed Jone8 to make In Its nature and not spo lallzlng on the dnmage by effacing the writing, tunes, commencing tomorrow, were ,he plan3 and d|d ag he arranged any one section. Each section will tho Incident may be allowed to end announced today by the directors of _______ I mj gl ven exclusive attention In snb- there. Otherwise, the law takes its course before a United States com- 1 Colorado Spriugs, Colo., July 14.— curves, with precipitous rock walls the board of trade. The probable sequent editions. mlsaloner resident In the park. park one hundred years ago today Dr. flush against the road on one hand opening price for December wheat rilDI 10 II 0f|| DimO OULU tKd Heavy penalties arc provided by stat- Frank James astonished the world and deep ravines on the other, was varies from $2 56 to $2 75 in the vuluiuiu ute for Injuring tho formations In |,y climbing to the top of Pikes peak, completed at a cost of $300,000. It opinion of traders. Deliveries will k"ULIUI1 average grade of 7 per cent Since he quoted for December and March. I Illi HI I ” Til OTT 111001/ any way. 14,109 feet above sea level. has an . ul » In all Justlce’to American tourists, i that time 2.000,000 persons of 10 \ per cent. have and a maximum i however, Yellowstone officials ssy | made th«' trip and today Colorado It was 20 feet wide except at the they have n minimum of difficulty In Springs is celebrating the anniver curves which were extended to 50 enforcing the regulations. I sary with ceremonies all along the feet for the greater safety of the mo- Ixmdon. July 14.—Debate in par 18-mlle serpentine automobile high torist. liament has disclosed that 192,000 Pikes Peak is eight miles in an way to the summit. Toklo, July 14.—A letter has been I former service men are unemployed Ueutenant Zebulon M. Pike is ' air line from Colorado Springs and received from n man reported killed and have made claim to government credited with the discovery of the , the greater part of the mountain is aid for that reason. Of these 24.600 mountain in 1806. As hardy a pio-I controlled by Colorado Springs to In the Russo-Japanese war in North Mexico City, July 14 — Woman suf- are disabled. neer as was the discoverer, he de- safeguard the city's water supply. Manchuria by his supposed widow, Approximately 140,000 disabled In April. 1919, a government war frage in Mexico In the near future dared the peak was inaccessible and who has been married to a second none dared to doubt it until July 14, , tank attempted to climb the peak but was predicted by Provisional Presf- soldiers and sailors have found em- hnWlmnd for nearly ten years. , 1820, when Doctor James, a member ; was blocked by snow drifts. A month dent de la Huerta at a conference Ployment among the 16.969 firms A sergeant named Jlnklchl Onlshl hns been missing since the battle of Washington. July I I - Medical as- of the Major Ix'ng expedition, suc- | later a caterpillar tractor made the with the tea hers and students of a which engaged with the government woman's school hOre. according to to help them. • ascent. Llaoyang. The authorities ns well sociations of the United States have ceeded In the attempt. Although many trade unions have Walking races, burro races, motor El Demócrata. Major Long christened the moun as the family of tho soldier concimi 1 inaugurated a nation-wide campaign j The young woman who today votes volunteered to assist the government ed that hejiad been killed In the field I for th«> trentmerft and education of tain Janies peak'but the pioneers and cycle and automobile races have been ' ■' ' who nr» deaf or dumb or plainsmen persisted in giving it the belli on Pike's peak. The first air for the directress of her school, to- to reduce the number of unemployed. nnd funeral ceremonies were obsen children Field tarshall Ixird Haig has bitterly ed. HI' "w lo.’W" subsequently mar both. A Joint committee Including names of its discoverer and Pikes plane to cross the peak was flown morrow will vote for her public of- attacked other unions for alleged dis cers. tho provisional is nresident over the mountain on August 3 peak It h.is remained. ried again, two children being born members from each organization hni Tho history of tourist travel to this 1919, pilot«*«! by Alexander Lendrum. quoted as having told the delegation, crimination against former service by ihe second husband. Now. nearly has been appointed to draw tip plans. which called on him for permission men, particularly those who were dis XsHlvtance of slate medical socie most famous spot of tho Rockies has of Colorado Springs. 17 years since tho "death" of her The record for a motor car over to select a head for the s hool in abled in war. first husband was reported, ho writes ties, date boards of health and from been that of the development of high T«ord Haig has Issued an appeal to First came a the 12 miles from Crystal Creek io case the present directress were re- reporting himself safo In a hospital congress will ho sought in order that way transportation. employers and others to help hint th<> i nmpalgn may he made quickly bridle path. In 1S78; two years later the summit Is held 'by Ralph Mpl- moved. In Petrograd. minutes 26 The request made by the young tind employment for his former com- Ac ordlng to his letter, nt the time effective. It is planned to list all chil i wnyon rond was built and In 1S91 ford, who made it in 18 , ?g wh»>» ’ • ^"oad was construct women showed that Mexico's woman rades In the field. seconds. of the Ilnaso-Japaneso war. he was dren suffering from defective oral automobile hood is beginning to prepare for the Next September the ed. I or auditory organs, to establish day taken (prisoner nnd has ever since discontinued halint Señor de la Huerta said. He W'ere Married Yesterday— i With the development of the au .hillclimbing contest. boon Imprisoned In a dungeon, which schools throughout tho country for granted the privilege asked for on Antonio Lento and Frances Sac- he was never allowed ’o leave until tho Instruction of those special p li tomobile Industry came tho demand i during the war, will be resumed An would comanno, both of Grants Pass, were ■ airplane race from Denver around condition that the woman nfier 17 years confinement, ho fell >lls and finally, to standardize the for a motor road and In 1916 the Fikes Peak and return will feature choo«e from a list of three names married yesterday .»t the courthouse 111 nnd was removed to a hospital In course of Instruction, according to present motor highway, winding that he would submit to them. i the event. by Judge Gillette. around the mountain in devious tho most modern methods. ’etrograd I RFLIEVFD PFAD WRITES TO WIFF
