Grants Pass daily courier., July 17, 1920, Image 1

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ALLIES THREATEN
GÈRMANYGETSAIO
Reply to Oltje* tlotik to Treaty Firm.
May He llriteu From Europe
tur Parley lug
Allied Govi
Float Loan* to .Meet Require-
incili* of Treaty
F1R.MERH OF JEROME PRAIRIE
Icnidon, July 17.—A threat to THREE MEN OF O. N. G. KILLED
MET LAST NIGHT W ITH OFFI* 'drive the Turk from Europe 'once
ANI» FIVE INJI REP IN ACCI-
<TCMN AT IM ll<Mil. IIOI ME
and for all” Is contained In the allied
PENT AT PHAITICE
__
reply to ths Turkish objections to
| ths peace treaty made public hsre
today, Much action might follow
«
MORE ACREAGE WOULD RE AOOED
■ —-* —*
reply states The time limit for Tur­
key to make known her decision ex­ IniceligaUon Show* Ttiat Poor Fuse Honors Go to Hklpper of American
l*n*M*l Plan* Include but liJoo Arres
pires at midnight July 27.
or Flaw In Shell or Guu Re*
Bloop Resolut«- Appormtly Bet­
But Maj Ho Enlarged for
22OO Acro*
s|>on*IMe
•
ter Managed
WHOLE MlMHEIl KKJ5-
Spa., July 17.—The allied govern­ PICNIC' WILL BE HELP IN THE
ments will take appropriate measure» PARK TOMORROW FOR WHOLE
to assist Germany in floating loans
COMMUNITY"
Intended to meet her international
requirements and assist her In the
prompt discharge of her debt to the
allies, according to an agreement
signed here today by representatives
,of the allies, settling Ute problems
relative to reparations.
Band Will Give Seiet-Hon» and Local
Singer« Cooperate for Enter-
taliuaent
Sandy Hook. July IT.- The Ameri­
Tacoma, July 17.- Rigid Injulry
■very, land owner present at the
Every ex-service man In tho coun­
into the explosion of a six-inch field can defender Resolute led the Sham­
meeting held at the Jerome Prairie
ty, soldier, marine or sailor, to ex­
rock
IV
around
the
first
turn
today
¡gun
at
ths
Camp
I-ewte
artillery
school house last night, and practic­
pected at Riverside park tomorrow
range yesterday which killed three In the second race of the 1920 series
ally every resident laud owner was
afternoon to be officially welcomed
men and painfully wounded five oth-for America’s Cup and started on the
favor of the Inclusion
there, voted In fjtvor
Buenos Aires, July 17.—The ces- home by the citizens of Grants Paas
or members of the Oregon coast artil­ next ten mile leg. When the Amer­
of the lands of tl he district within Ini-
Yokohama, July 17.—An expedi­ lery of the national guard, was under ican sloop rounded the first mark Ration of the demand for coarse and Josephine county. Everyone to
Granta Pass Irrigation district, and tion fitted out by the Swedish So­
grades of wool for army uniforms asked to come out and help enter­
the extending of the canals of the Ir­ ciety of Anthropology and Geography way today. The Investigation thus IJpton's challenger was tally a mile and the refusal of average people, in tain the guests of the day Ex-eer. Lee
away
and
virtually
becalmed.
far
shows
that
only
a
poor
fuse,
a
rigation project to cover. The only of Stockholm, has left Yokohama to
The Shamrock rounded the flmt spite of the high cost of living, to men not having relatives or friends
question In the minds of the farmers make a scientific survey of the pen­ j>osstble flaw in the gun, or a flaw In
mark
17 minutes behind the defend­ buy clothing made of the coarse at the picnic will be fed and enter­
the
shell
could
have
cuaged
the
fatal
waa the beet method ut crossing the insula of Kamchatka. The work will;
grades, has left Argentina with more tained by the committee in charge.
er, unofficial time.
accident.
low divide Into the prairie. and this last for at least two years.
than 200,000,000 pounds of almost Families are expected to bring their
The
dead
are
Corporals
Edward
G.
will be solved by further engineering
unsaleable wool on its hands, accord­ dinner baskets and will group thent*
Ths members of the expedition are Scott, Clyde R. Dundinger. of Marsh*
data now being obtained. It was de­ scientists from the University of1
Reso­ ing to a local manufacturer of woolen selves as they desire. Cups, sugar
>' Sandy Hook, July 17.— -The
’
cided. however, to proceed with the Stockholm and are under the direc­ field, and Private Ralph Fraley, of lute crossed the starting line ahead cloth, interviewed by La Nacion.
and cream are to be brought, but cof­
inclusion of the lands without delay, tion of Even Bergman. They arc Ashland.
This huge quantity will be increas­ fee will be furnished.
, of the Shamrock today In thè second
The
Injured
Include
Privates
Her
­
and a committee, composed of A. prepared for a zoologi-al, botanical. ’
An Interesting program has been
International a«up race. The Reso- ed during the shearing season in July
Wylberg. K. M C. Neill. Mr. Moore ethnographical, geological < and geo­ bert E. Peterson, William J. Blake, . lute seemed from shore to work bet- and August. As the production of arranged by the entertainment com­
Peter
Mlrrasoul,
of
Marsh-
Mechanic
and Luther Robinson, was appointed graphical survey of the whole penin*'
' ter than the challenger. The air was wool in this country is growing year mittee. Envoy A. A. Gray, of the
to Immediately circulate the i>etltlons aula. The collections will be donated held and Private Homer Elhart of light however. The skipper of thè by year, the problem of selling the Salvation Army, will offer the invoea-
.Ashland, The others injured were
for inclusion
to the Swedish Geographical society regulars.
Resolute won all the honors on thè coarser grades is considered very ser­ tlon. Dr. R. J. Bestul, chairman of
Officers of the Grants Paes dis­ and the 1’nlverslty of Stockholm.
start.
Fifteen minutes after thè ious. One reason for the situation is the genera! committee will give a
Governor Olcott and his wife nar-
trict ware present at the meeting to
Kamchatka Is known to have a rowiy missed being injured In ths start the Resolute was a quarter of that formerly Argentine sheep breed­ talk to "boys and girls between the
explain the plans for ths watering of rich and varied flora and fauna but
a mile to windward, holding the ers had thought more of the meat ages of 10 and 100." The address
the prairie and Engineer Fertlg went It Is comparatively unknown to sci­ tragedy. They left the gun only
Shamrock
well. At 2:05 both yachts than the wool, with the result that of the day will be given by Frank C.
fully Into the subject, answering entists. The plant lite is particular-' few minutes before the explosion.
were holding a starboard tack with their stock became mixed and the Bramwell.
many questions propounded by the lly Interesting. as it Is unusually ex­
the
Resolute to windward and the consequent wool coarse and not uni­
A special feature of the day will
land owners The tentative plan had tensive tor the high latitude and RIVAL CHINESE TROOPS IN
a trifle ahead but unable form.
Shamrock
be an exhibition of methods of life­
BATTLE
SOUTH
OF
PEKING
been for the enlargement of the many of the forms belong to regions
' to cross the defender*!« bow.
saving by Miss Jeanette Moes. MHs
Routh side high line canal to carry much farther south. Birds and ani­
The Resolute had the race well in WOMAN AND SEVEN CHILDREN
Moss was one ot six girls who quali­
17.
—
Fighting
be-
Pe
king.
July
water for the lands, and the making mal* are numerous, and as far as
BURNED TO HEATH IN fire ' fied at the University of Oregon re­
¡hand at 2:30. At 2:55 when the
of a pumnlng lift of about 70 feet knnqn are similar to those of Alaska. tween the troops of rival factlonrAM«- i yachts were nearing the first turn.
cently as an official Red Cross exam­
curred Friday at Kwanhun. SO milee
from the canal near the A'ounkers
Bonners Ferry. Idaho. July 17.— iner to give instruction In life saving.
It showed little change In their posi­
Number»
of
wound*
south
of
Peking
•place on ths Crescent City highway
COMMI NIST ESCAPES FROM
ed are arriving here. The city Itself tions. From Long Beach. 15 miles Afre. John Roesch and seven chil- The examination was given by Com­
This plan. It Is estimated would wa­
TRAIN ON W AY TO RI SSI 1 Is quiet, but wire and rati communi­ away, they appeared to be sailing dren were burned to death at a modore W E. Ixmzfellow and Includ­
ter about 1200 acres ft Is argued
i o’clock this morning when their ed different methods of resusieatlon.
cation to Tientsin have been Inter­ neck and neck.
that the acreage to be served can be
boms at Copeland. 20 utiles north of holds for rescue and way to break the
Berlin, July 17. <Bela Kun. for­ rupted.
Increased to 2200 acres by making
here was destroyed by fire The hus­ hold of a drowning person. The tests
mer Hungarian communist dictator
the lift at a point further back, and
Sandy
Hook.
July
17.
—
-
After
post
­
band escaped. The coroner has gone are very rigid and It takes an exper­
Tientsin, July 17—Foreign mili­
somewhat higher, and this la now be­ and a number of other «ommunists
poning the start of the recond cup to Investigato
ienced swimmer to pass them. The
who
are
being
transported
from
tary
commanders
here
arranged
Fri
­
ing Investigated to determine if the
John Roesch, husband and father, exhibition will be given to acquaint
race because of the lack of winds the
Vienna
to
Russia,
via
Germany,
es
­
day
to
dispatch
a
train
during
the
af-l
added acreage will Justify the higher
caped from the train near Oderberg, ternoon to Yangstun on the railway race committee hoisted 'he signal at was later taken in custody and is be­ people here with proper methods to
lift Surveys run yesterday Indicate
ing held pending an investigation of pursue should ft be necessary to re­
according to a Breslau dispatch to line to Peking, to Investigate the sit­ 1:16 for a triangular course.
that a divide up Allen creek could bff
the tragedy.
vive a person 'vho meets with an
uation caused by hostilities between
crossed at an elevation of 110 feet the Berlin Zeltung.
accident in the river Miss Moss will
the
aufu
and
chili
parties.
•
LAWYER
FIEES
SUIT
TO
HAVE
severing a much larger serenile,
be assisted by Miss Florence Riddle.
END OF Will WITH GERMAN IT
Thore la also suggestion of a tunnel
fli-TIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
A number of musical selections
that would reduce the water lift. Mr.
will be given, the Grants Pass band
FRENCH
REPUBLIC
HOLIDAY
Wylherg, nt the meeting last night,
Washington. July 17.—Harry Ma­
having offered their services for the
stating that a tunnel around a thou­
cartney,
a Chicago lawyer, in the ca-
afternoon. The concert Is to begin
Paris.
July
17.
—
The
fiftieth
anni
­
sand fest In length would make a
' parity of a taxpayer, today filed suit
¡shortly after 2 o’clock, and It Is said
versary
of
the
establishment
of
the
very material reduction In the cost of
It will be exceptionally good. Mrs.
third republic will be celebrated on In the district supreme court to com-
pumping the water This will be In­
I pel Secretary of State Colby to im-
Guy Knapp. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs Chas.
September
4
next
and
will
be
observ­
vestigated by the engineers If the
Tokio, July 17.—The financial de-
and Jamp, L1nm have aH
laikehurst, N. J.. July 77.—-The ed as a national holiday. The pro­ idediately promulgate a Joint resolu­
pumping plant Is Installed near the
declaring
at
an
end
tion
of
congress
pression
and
the
depreciation
ot
cot-
nron5l
^
d
to (rlre a number of vocal
Toiinkers place, much valuable farm­ navy department has ordered an In­ gram of the celebrations has not yet th’e state of war with Germany, He ton yarn has placed the holsery man- 80]0r;l
been
drawn
up
but
official
have
ex
­
crease
of
200
feet
In
the
length
ot
ing land will not he covered. The
the ufacturers of Japan in a .critical po­
pressed the wish that they be organ­ based his suit on the ground that
The musical program follows:
canal would cut Into the Homewood the mammoth "air garag< for dlrig-
president has no veto power over the sition. Production in nearly all cen­
•it
r-
built
ised
on
an
elaborate
scale
and
,
ible
baloons
which
Is
being
t
Band—"The Avenger.”
farm nt the lower comer, and an­
ters
has
either
ceased
or
been
re­
joint resolution.
pass the fetes of July 14.
other lift with Private pumping here 1t was announced today.
duced owing to the market prices of-| Band—'Royal Pageant.”
The hangar will he the largest in
plants would he necessary to put that
fered for the manufactured goods, Solo. Mrs. Johnson—"Let the Rest
the
world, big enough to hold two'
district under water.
and the closing of the money market,
the World Go By. •r
The Grants Paas district rqpreiten- trans-Atlantic liners the site of the
Band—"Humoreeke.”
which has cut the manufacturers off
tatlven stated to the land owners that ' l*evlathan. Plans for It originally
Solo. Mrs. Guy Knapp— “Roses of
from their supply of funds.
••
the Savage 'Rapids dam. the canals, were drafted when the navy depart-)
Scarcity of exchange funds and the • Picardy,
and other construction would he |ment contracted for the IR-3S. a d|-■
M a 1 d e n * ■
sudden advance of exchange rates Band—"Mountain
built to provide for the Inclusion of 'rlglble one-third larger than the R-34 ,
K
consequent upon the depreciation of Dream
Dream. " ”
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the prairie lands. The coat, to (lie which flew to the United States from
silver quotations, have helped to kilt! B*nd—"Gentry’s Triumphal
• • • •
Concord, N. H., July 17.—An et- the export trade, Where the fall of March."
landa under the Jerome prairie unit, England last year
Buenos Aires. July 17.—"The nsw
According to revised specifications'
I fort to re-establish the beaver on the silver prices has seriously affected
waa explained hy Engineer Fertlg as
Solo. J*» Lium—"When Irish
the hangar will be 1.000 feet long. an<* f|rm c*,rTent established between streams and meadows ot the White i Asiatic countries, the export of hois- ^Y** Are Smiling.”
(Continued on page 4)
3 I R feet wide and 200 feet high, the United States and Argentina does Mountains country from which it
ery from Japan has been very ser-’
(Con Maned on gage <*) '
When completed, which probably not escape the notice of Argentines, long since disappeared Is being msdo ioualy interfered with, the buying ---- - --- —— ---------
-............ ■**
will be next spring, the big "air gar- who are fully aware of it.” said Dr. by the society for the protection of
age” and its auxiliary power house. Jose Lute Cantllo, mayor of this city, New Hampshire forests.
machine shops and officers’ quarters hi addressing the* members of the
The Lost river reservation Is again
According to official figures issued
will coat about 33,577,000, It wasjlooat
v--
American Club at luncheon re-i the haunt of the dam-building ani-
! mals, four beavers having been lib­
stated.
jcently.
The hangar will have electrically
“We view this movement with pro­ erated there as the first step in an ™ “ S?
operated double doors, <177 by 136 found sympathy," he continued. "We effort to return the amphibian archi­
.
Paris, July 17.
Vacation con­ feet each, which when opened wide are Just at the commencement of the tect to !ts former usefulness. With­ The latest returns from the munlc-1
pal
office
show
that
115
of
the
225
ferences" at the Sorbonne, for the will with the width of the structure commercial and industrial activity of in the steep walls of the Sfinsman
factories in Nagoya have closed thetr
The \\ hitney Boys chorus proudly
benefit of tho educated public of , constitute a wind-break of nearly,the Argentine republic. We have Notch, through which tumbles Beav­
doersand
1,715
of
the
2.050
knitting
boa,ts
ot a b°Y Caruso in Cliford.
France and foreign countries, espe­ 600 feet.
much to expect from American col- er Brook, a misnomer In recent veal's, mdihfnes are idle. Thousands of aboul<l You hear him and not see him
cially .visiting American students of
Satlsfnctory prqgress has been rea- laboration. Our lands might still be the beaver will have its favorite to­ operatives are out of employment You would never dream that the well
both sexes, will be delivered from' Hied to date in the hangar's con- said to be deserts; our mines unex- pography In which to propagate anc^
and the Manufacturers Union has or- developed. robust tenor was that of
July I tp October. 30.
struction, ft was stated. The site has ploited; our Industry In the embry­ work under the foothills of Moosi- ganized a support association for 8 boy ,n kne® P»nts
Perhaps his
They will 4>e conducted by profes­ been cleared of pine and scrub oak onic state; our commerce but re­ lauke Mountain.
their relief.
ancestry has something to do with
sors of French universities, the col­ stumps by two marine cori>s tractors, cently awakened, quickened by that
The animals set free were the gift
'
this unusual voice.
The flexible.
lege oF France and high schools and designed for hauling 7-lnch guns activity and intelligence which char­ of the state forester of Minnesota,
tempermental quality suggests his
have for alm to present the modern through Flanders mud hpt now oper­ acterize the American. It indicates who selected them from a breeding FIFTEEN FOREST FIRES ARE
French relationship, the full round
aspects of various s lentlfic theo­ ated as stump pullers. The founda- that the time has arrived for us to colony at a' state park situated at the
REPORTED IN THE ST ATE tones that of his American ancestry,
ries. and to give a general view ot tlon and bases for the steel arches of Join this movement and our efforts headwaters of the Mississippi. The
— •
and a little Indian blood seems to
modern French life, thought and the roof have 'been laid and several should be directed so that all bus­ 'beaver are descendants of a family
Portland. July 17.—Fifteen forest give power to all. and Is undoubtedly
science. 'Professor Gaston M ty. ol arches mounted.
iness men of the great republic of the Introduced to Minnesota from Cana­ fires were reported In the state, 11 responsible for the phenomenal sou!
the University of Paris, will hold
About 400 enlisted men and civil­ north who arrive at our shores da, which have multiplied and pros« In the Santiam forest and four in quality which ao mightily movas ths
three conferences upon ’Franco-Am­ ians are employed on the work, should find the adhesion and the pared there, and are now contribut­ the Oregon national forest. All are heart of his audience. This juvenile
erican friendship and mutual under­ which la being performed under the warmth necessary to the develop­ ing to reestablishment of the species saJd to be due to lightening None ¡prodigy is In the Whitney Boy cos-
are said to be serious so far.
civil engineers corps of the navy.
ment of activity and progress.”
In another state.
standing.”
cert next Monday at Riverside park
tup
rov padiiqr
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