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.us ol Or«- Mbrar» Uniré**11* 01 Stante ¡Jasa Oai(n Courier = G KA NTH FAHH, JO8EFHINE «MINTY, OREGON, - 1 ----- " 1 ~ v------------- HAILWAY OFFICIAI* AND LAHOR BEAI* HUBPOENAED ♦ ♦ '♦ Chicago. July 23. -Sub ♦ ♦ poenas for 80 railway officiala ♦ ♦ and union leaders to appear be ♦ ♦ fore the federal grand Jury next ♦ ♦ Wednesday, were Issued today ♦ at the request of District At ♦ torney Clyne. ♦ ADIUNOFLE IN REPORTED BY AVIATOR* TO BE AFIRE ♦ 4 ----------- ♦ Constantinople, July 21.— 4 ♦ ♦ Airplanes which flew over Ad- ♦ ♦ rinople today reported that the ♦ «H TO Ilf PRO WILL ACCEPT AWARD TERMS — ¡ SIXTEEN TAKE* FOURTH NI’EKOH OF ACCEPTANCE MOOR DEFENDER RACE. MAKING TWO WINN ED BY THE NOMINEES OF THE PBOHIBIT1ONIBTS FOR EACH Beirut, Syria, July 23. Fremii j troops, in view of Ae failure of King Felaal. of Syria, to begin the execu- ■ lion of the ultimatum terms, began their march on Damascus yesterday. Washington. July 23. Poland has They encountered no opposition and •eked lhe state department to form-1 ire proceeding toward Aleppo. ally announce to tho world the "mor al support" of the United States to Mining Men Here Mesare King and Lewis, who own Poland, in Re Ixltie with the Russian part of the Mutual holdings company, bolshevik! i were In the city today preparing to The suggestion was also made that go out to the company's mine on a similar expression from President Smith river. The gentlemen Intend Wilson would be welcomed and to start operations at the mine and would do much good to stiffen the will open it up. morale of the Polish [wwtple WATKINS ANO COLVIN NAMED AMERICANS HAO TIME TO SPARE I natality to Herum Bryan lead» to Miamrvs k Nearly Ov«-rbauled Her on ls«l Icy but Defender Spool» Nomination of Other* IsUr la»t Away NUM I DE- ( IDE TO WEPT DEOUHON UNDER PROTEST I isUurn |4 King of Syria to «tarry <>ut Terms Brin«» Troop Momtwil BROTHERHOODS ♦ 1 Also by Santa Anna. July 23.—Mose Gib- son, a negro sentenced to hang for the murder of Roy Trapp, a Califor nia rancher, at Fullerton, confessed to a total of seven murders and al most Innumerable robberies, accord ing to a statement made here today by Sheriff C. E. Jackson, Immediate ly after he returned from taking Gib son to San Quentin prison. Chicago, 'July 23.—The railway Sandy Hook, July 23.—The Reso lute won today's International cup union executives left Chicago today, race after a spectacular finish, and following a three-day conference at Is tied, two and two, with the Sham the conclusion of which It was decid rock IV. in the fight for America's ed by all recognized 18 unions, ex cup. The Resolute crossed the line cept one, the order of Railway Tele first, hating passed the Shamrock Just before the line was reached. By graphers, to accept under protest official figuring the Resolute won by 'he labor board's wage award. The three minutes and 18 seconds elapsed telegraphers referred the award to time, plus her time allowance of six the membership with a strike propo- minutes and 40 seconds, making the NUDE BODY OF WOMAN IH ' sition. corrected time nine minutes. 58 sec FOUND IN EXPRESS TRUNK onds. Warsaw, July 23. - Poland has The Shamrock, after a long chase, New York. July 23.—The body of •ent armistice proposals direct to the a nude woman, lammed In a trunk, overhauled the defender within three soviet government at Moscow, After was found by employes of the Ameri miles of the finish, but the American the dieiHttch of the proposals yester Mexico City, July 23.—'Upon the' can Railway Express company among sloop broke out her big balooner and report of an Italian munitions expert; day. a new coalition cabinet was took the lead again and sped first the unclaimed baggage In the ware formed. will depend the decision of the qnes-' Word has 1»een received from Mrs house here today. The trunk was across the finish line. tion whether or not the Mexican gov Bayly of the Oregon Congress of received from Detroit on June 17. Skipping along in front of the ernment is to manufacture Its own Mother*. Portland, that the score Shamrock, the Resolute turned the Ixtndon. July 23 The capture by the Detroit, July 23.- The police here first mark and sped away on the implements of war. Albuquerque. N. M-. July 23—New eovlet troops of the fortress of Dub- cards, which were filled In at children's health conferences held in declare they were without a clew to second ten mile leg reach out to see. , In case bls report causes the mili no. one of the Volhynla group of I Mexico residents have started an tary chiefs of the nation to decide to ‘Jthis county and sent to Portland for fh„ identity of the body of the nude The Resolute, defending America's fortifications defending the south-1 scorlng, will be returned In time for purchase their munitiona abroad, the other .move to change the name of eastern Polish border, was announced distribution next week The follow- woman found In a trunk In an ex Cup, dashed first across the line to ’practice of employing br.yecs In for the state, ip order, they aaty, to coa- In Thursday's official statement ( from Ing meetings have therfore been ar press warehouse tn New York todav day at the start of the fourth race, eign countries will be discontinued vince easterners that New Mexico ie Neither could they throw any light which she must win to hold the tro Moscow, received by wireless and the purchases will be made, ranged and the score cards will Iw upon the Identity of the person who phy Shamrock JV crossed half a through the Mexican government’s ■'one of rnited and "ot * given io the mothers at there meet- shipped the trunk from here on June .minute behind the defender. The regularly constituted commercial part of the republic south of the Ings Mothers may attend the meet-! ¡ftp course is triangular. agents, according to the plans of iine. Promoters of the scheme hope IltlHII RENEW RIOTING Ing which is most convenient. All' General Plutareo Ellas Calles, seem- t0 carry u lo the gtat8 legl8iature. AND IO REPORTED KILLED mothers in the county, whether their tarv of war an'd marine, as reported .. i children have been scored or not. are ; Many easterners evidently do not by El Universal. Furthermore, ef- . . .. „ _. , I lei fast. July «.1 Shooting was welcome to attend these meetings. on the . fort — will ... v be made j ... j ..u. .v to find, within the know where New , Mexico ia trouble resumed thia tnomlnfc in the Kasp- Grants Pass. East shoot. Monday, .... ... ’ . map. Often, when there is army itself, munitions experts who .... ,, . , ntlr street area where the fighting ¡July 28. 2 p. m. x \ , . In Mexico, miles below the . border. can be entrusted with the task of Ju- , __ .. , __ occurred Inst night during clashes Driden. home of Mrs Wm Mas . , , . New Mexico v residents receive o' tele- dlclously placing the government’s . , .. , , between Hinn Fetners nnd Unionists, tin. Tuesday. July 27. 2 p. m ... i grams and letters from eastern rec orders abroad. , . . . . ,, .. _ . with military Intervention. It wns Murphy, community hall, Wednes J tivee and friends asking if there Is definitely stated that 10 persons day, July 28, 2 p. m. "In Mexico there are all the raw ,|anger Postoffice officials say let- Washington, July 23;—America’s <has been made public, a tentative were killed In Inal night's hostilities. materials necessajy for the manufac- tera TOmetilne(l Brrixe from the Granta Paas. Riverside school. | military establishment Is tiding prac ¡plan to be placed before the commit- Thursday, July 29. 2 p. m. tically revolutionized under the tees would divide the country into ture of arms. El T niversal adds, tagging foreign stamps and marked Miss tasalo I^ane child welfare spe terms of the new army reorganlza- There is already on record a case *gy >-ay of the Panama Canal.” nine districts with an army corps in NaOve bora citizens may oppose cialist for Oregon will be present at tion bill which became effective July ¡each. This corps would consist of where the carefully conducted manti- each of those meetings and will talk i I. Army officers say the work will !one regular, one guard and two re facture (of war material) Is result- the mOve to change the name as they to the mothers on food for young1 not be completed for some months serve divisions, so organized that in Ing In notable economy to the coun- fear the st8p wouI(1 deatrojr the children. Improper feeding results because of the broad scope of the an emergency the two reserve di try: namely, in the construction of state-g ri<,h higtorJ. ____________ not only In a lack of development of measure passed at the last session of visions. which theoretically would be airplane propellers. This work could be extended successfully to the man the physical body but also In a lack congress to place the land forces op j the only ones much below war ufacture of all our war materials.” IllVUlinn TH 001011 of resistance and Is therefore. Indi a permanent peace-oasis. peace-basis. strength, could be filled up with se rectly responsible for diseases among While the regular ertny will con-! lective service men. A full quota of Constantinople. July 23 Moslems children who do not receive the pro tain only 295.000 officers and men ' officers drawn from the officers’ re have Just been observing Ramadan, per food. The modern mother Is rea AIRPLANE RATES DROP a month of trials to all classes, es lizing that studying the proper food scattered over the çountry and the serve corps yould b« available for 50 PER CENT IN LOS ANGELES insular possessions, it will be so ar these divisions at all times. peclnlly to uberine mon. who are for her children is time profitably The new regular army strength supposed to go without fXod. drink spent. These meetings afford an op-1 ranged In Conjunction with the Na- Loe Angeles. OKI.. July 23.—Air and tobacco from tun up to «uñ portunity that no mother who wishes I tlonal Guard and the Reserve that provides for approximately 17,000 rapid expansion of the nation's fight ¡commissioned officers. To provide, plane passenger rates dropped 50 per .University of Oregon. Eugene, July down. Turkish restaurants are fo give her child a fair start can af watched carefully by Mohammedan ford to miss. Thia work Is being, ing forces in time of emergency will this number about 7,000 reserve and cent here recently and. according to 23.—William L. Hayward, veteran temporary officers have been kept on the manager of one of the airplane trainer of University of Oregon ath- policeman, who are Instructed to ar carried on by the Josephine County iJ,Oggx, rest customers and owners alike if Frt^m Bureau and the Turtles Auxll-j The National Guard will have ¡duty and it is the plan to reach the companlee. will continue to fall until letic teams, has been officially seleot- one of the coaches of the Unit- any of the followers of Allah violate I ary of Grants Pass. The object Is to about 440,000 officers and men, but full officer strength by commission they are lower than taxicab fares. states Olympic games track and the laws of the koran. Consequent give every baby the best chance to ¡the strength of the reserve has not ing about 7.000 such officers and en Before the drop pilots charged 310 a Now field team, according to a wire from j yet been worked out and will depend listed men in the permanent army. passenger for short flights. ly Christian restaurants, and espe develop 100 per cent perfect. Î Hayward received at the University largely on the enlistment of ellgfbles.. Officers and men to be so commfs-' the rate is 35. cially those which have private rooms I administration offices. Hayward is ! The regular army reserve as It for stoned will be selected by a board.; becoi-o very popular with Mohamme ¡now in Boston with Kenneth Bartlett dans during the -2» days which are merly existed, composed of former known as the Pershing board, head-) | and Arthur Tuck. Oregon athletes supposed to be given over to fasting enlisted men furloughed to the re- ed by General Pershing and Includ ■ who were selected as members of the a*c prayer. ■ serve to complete their enlistment ing six other otticers. ¡Olympic team. nig ■1g guns arc — fired ‘‘...I In Constantin-j period ceased to exist as such on July The bill broadens the scope of the 1 Hayward was selected over train- ' ople to indicate sundown and the j j I. In its place there is established ■ reserve officers training corps at the' V ers and coaches from all other . ¡the — enlisted ---------- --------- — and the various educational institutions over! reserve corps rush of Turks to coffee houses and schools In the west, and Is the only restaurants approaches a riot in --------- j officers reserve corps. The members ' COuntry. provides instructors and member of the corps of coaches and Los Angeles, Cal.. July 23.-—-Pres- ,»f the former, except veterans of tho matertal for the schools and also au- Stnmboul and other Turkish sections trainers from this section of the of Constantinople. Recently evening ent day iglrls, with their cosmetics, world war, are required to enlist for ! thorites summer camps to last six San Francisco, July 23.—Alaska target practice of tho (British fleet orange sticks and nail powders, may three years. Veterans of the world weeks for advanced training of the dogs are wanted by a party of Brit country. He had previously announc has frequently been confused many he chagrined to learn their aborig war may enlist for only one year. student officers. Graduates of the ish explorers who are planning an ed his Intentions of attending the The officers reserve corps is com training corps may be commissioned expedition to the Antarctic according meet In Antwerp whether he was of times Intentionally- with the food inal sisters, who disported themselves ficially named or not, feeling a keen «un nnd (Moslems have broken their beside the 'Pacific generations ago, posed of officers who held temporary in the organized reserve. to a letter received by C. E. (Darling, knew something about personal am- or reserve commissions during the The reorganization measure fur of Berkeley. Cal., former Nome, Alas ” Internet in the International conteste fast ahead of time. after two of his protegee had been war emergency and graduates of the ther provides that the head of the Hot weather has made Ramadan bellshment. ka, dog raiser, from Captain G. H. A stone "powder puff" found on student officers training school. militia bureau of the war department Williams, a member of the proposed . j selected as members of the American especially trying, as the followers of ' team. To accomplish the reorganization which under the reorganization has tho great prophet are not even sup Ranta Catalina Island, together with expedition. With two athletes from the Uni posed to drink water during daylight n prehistoric toothbrush, Is evidence of the National 'Guard and the ini Jurisdiction over national guard and John L. Cope, surgeon and biolo versity selected as members of the hours. Fasting malíes the Turks so of lhe early day activity of the wom tial organization of the reserve, the reserve affairs, shall be a national irritable and Impntlent that It Is ex en, according to (Ralph Glidden, who armyT>lll provides for a general com guard officer not below the rank of gist of the Sir 'Ernest Shackeltoif ex Olympic team, and Rill Hayward, tremely difficult to transact business tpnde the discoveries while, search mittee to be composed of regular major who will receive the pay and pedition to the South Pole, Is to lead head of the physical training depart with them. Ramadan Is a leas try- ing Indian graves on the island for army general staff officers and an allowances and have the rank while the party, the letter said. The start, ment of the university named a mem equal number of reserve or national on duty of a major general In the it added, will be made from Welling ber of the staff of trainers, the Unl- Ing period to Turklsh men and worn- the 'Hayo Foundation. ton, New Zealand, next fall. ¡versity of Oregon has perhaps the Tho toothbrush resembled the mo- guard officers. ITn addition, 52 other army. en who are unemployed, as they Dogs of the breed' wanted by the beat representation on the United The dem In size, shape and color, committees, representing each state The offices of second and third as merely sleep through the day and turn night into «. time of feasting. bristles were gill fibres from the Jaw and territory will arrange the Na sistant secretaries of war are abolish ■British expedition are from the same States team of any other college or Several Throughout Ramadnn nil the mina bone of the stingareo. The "puff" tional Guard organization In each ed by the measure and their duties stock as the animals sent to France university in the country. rets of Constantinople are ablaze nrobably would seem heavy today, state nnd territory. Some of these absorbed by the assistant secretary from Alaska during the war by Dar schools bave a single athlete on the with electricity. Tho Turkish streets for although It looks like the mo committees have not been appointed of war, who will be charged with ling and A. i A. (Scotty) 'Allan, anoth team, or possibly a coach, but * coaeh uro crowded at night, bands play dem hk of down. It feels like a lump by the governors and consequently ■the procurement of all military sup er Nome dog breeder. The two men and two athletes from the same everywhere and firecrackers are dis of lead. It was used, It Is said, to this work has not yet been put under plies and plans for the mobilization developed a team that won the an- school is believed to approach the of material and Industrial establish-| nual Nome. All-Alaska sweepstakes I record of any other institution in the charged wherever tho allied military crush the ochre with which the In- way. country. dog derby four times. dians beautified themselvea. While no full plan of organization ments needed In time of war. officers do nof prevent. IJncoln. Neb., July 23.— Aaron 3. Watkins, of Germantown. Ohio, and D Ja*igh Colvin, prohibition party candidates for the prealdency and vice prealdency, today issued state- menta condemning the stand taken by Senator Harding In his speech of acceptance yesterday Watkins and Colvin were nominated last night af- ter Bryan had refused the nomlna- tlon. GIVEN OUT NEXT WEEK %
