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Uuiversity ul f»r«. Library 4 Courier grants VOL X., No. nan. WHOLE NUMBER 3034. UKRAINIAN GOVERNMENT IM MOVER TO HAFER LOCATION ♦ --------- ♦ ♦ Vienna, July 24.—The Uk- ♦ ♦ ranlan government was remov- ♦1 ♦ ed from Kamnetz Polodak to * ♦ Tarnow. ♦ I FIVE IS FATAL Athens, July 26 Thu Greeks yesterday captured Adrlnople. King Alexander »xpactx to enter the city today ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a t— CALLED OFF AS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FAILURE OF BREEZE MAKES INVESTIGATION OF EM BEZZI .1 N<i FINISH IN TIME LIMIT IMPOS OF Fl'.NDH BENI L/TH IN 10 SIBLE FOR HIXM>F8 ARREHTN ESCAPE PLANNED FOR DAYS U.S.NOTTOTAKE GIVE HISELF VP < MHoriüa City Visited This Morning by Nevero Earthquake, But No Damage Itone OmCTALA SAT ACTION BY THIS COUNTRY IMPROBABLE—RE FUSE TO COMMBNT r PREMIERS 10 EXCHANGE VIEWS I xm Angelos, July 26.—A sharp lunedili» liad Control Virtually Won Eagle Pass, Texas. July 26.—Fran-' Proposal of Rusai* for Conferences Frixoners in I’s'ndlWon Jail Had Employ»» of llurwu of War Risk In eurthquake shook and awoke I xm An cisco Villa is at Sabinas today tn I’lanx Iadd—Taylor Sheriff for With Two Mlle I xmu I —Shamrock surance Alleged to Have K«i»t With lilies to Be Subject for geles at 4:12 o'clock this morning telegraphic communication with , IM Yrors lavi at First Discussion This Week Money Ihie to IMsaMed Reports to the fire department and 1 the police Indicated that It appar- ently waa felt chiefly at I xm Angeles Pendleton. July 26. Two HIM II, With the Sandy Hook, July 26 ' and to a lender degree at Inglewood believed to be Jim Owens and Nell 1 lead, the and Redondo Beach, the former be- Resolute two miles in the Hart, «scaped Umatilla county pris- . off at 5 ] yacht race was declared about 12 mile* from here and oners, are reixirted surrounded In * h* the latter about 22 mile« southwest. o'clock because of the dying wind wheat field five miles southwest of which made it Impossible for the Pendleton A reward of 31000 for sloops to finish within the six hour the men. dead or alive. Is offered by i limit. the city of Pendleton Sandy Hook. July 26 The Sham Pendleton, July 26 -Albert IJnd- rock look the lead at the beginning gren, one of the five prisoners who of the final race today. She crossed eacai>ed from the county jail yester- the Une a minute ahead of the Reso day. when Sheriff T. D. Taylor, of lute. The Resolute, however, has a Umatilla county was killed, was cap time allowance of six minutes and 40 The Applegate Valley number uf seconds over the, Lipton boat, A 10 tured -by the posse at Cayuse early this morning A posse of about 300 the Courier will be published during mile wind Is blowing At 2:26 1s trailing the other four men. In August, probably In the first part or o’clock the Resolute had a clear 300 cluding Neal llart. a half breed Ind- the middle of the month. This Issue foot lead on the Shamrock. dlan who is alleged to have Rhot will be devoted exclusively to the Applegate valley, throughout the fea Sheriff Taylor. According to IXndgren, the break ture section, covering facta of his Tay- torical Interest aa well as a complete wax planned for several days, lor was the sheriff of Umatilla coun- survey of the resources and develop ment In that district. In connection ty for over 18 years with the agricultural write-ups It Is Salem. July 26 State officers and planned to jiersonally visit each farm officials expressed regret at Sheriff of Importance and give It individual Tavlor's death In the Pendleton jail notice, and will mark the first time! W ashington, July 26.—The census break yesterday. Governor Olcott that a journalistic endeavor of such i gives Granta Paas a population of ■aid he la a "Man's man. and the magnitude has been accomplished In 3151, a decrease of 728 or 18.7 per ■whole state grieves with Umatilla Southern Oregon cent. Marshfield has 4034* an In county In Its Irreparable loss." crease of 1024 or 35.8 ¡>er cent. President De I m . Huerta at Mexico City, to arrange for his surrender, according to advices received here Washington. July 26 The District Washington. July 3t. — -Partici p*- Sabinas is 90 miles south of here. . ____________ tion by the United States In any con- of Columbia grand jury today took - ference of representative« of Russia up the investigation of the alleged conspiracy of certain employes of the urnrnnn nnm i noo and the B1Ue<1 *°vernm®nt-'' lookia« war risk Insurance bureau to de MHIrliKII rlKM I ll\\ to th® restoration of peace betwwe. Poland and sovlt Russia Is regarded fraud disabled service men of their compensation which is legally due. I IHÛT ||t| CADI V CIDC today by some officials as improb Ten arsons have already been ar- LAKut In L h AL I I 11\L able. They refuse to comment on the situation. rested. FRANKLIN R. ROG8EVEI/T HAS Medford. July 26.—Eads Brothers ICF-SIGNED AS WII j HON'S HELPER Washington. July 26.—Franklin D. warehouse was burned early this Rooeevelt." democratic vice'preaiden- morning with a loes of »100,000 tfal nominee today formally present- l,ver 300 Medford people had their ed hfs resignation as assistant secre- j Property stored there. Spontaneous tary to President Wilson effective on combuetlon Is believed to have been V iu’ust »th. ith® cause of tbe fire FOfin^N TBiPTDR R ciinni Hiiuin tinner oUr rLAN I INb Paris, July 34.—The proposal ot the Ruse tan soviet government for conferences in Ix>ndon with all the allies, aa reported in last night's dte- patches, will be the subject of the exchange of views between France and England. It is possible that Premiere Lloyd George and Miller and will meet durin- the preeent week for a discussion of the reply. Church Meeting I*ortponed— X The meeting of officers of Beth any Presbyterian church called for ——— j ident of the Kansas miners asserted Tuesday night haa been indefinitely _ _ , . . . today, tn a protest against fines postponed, on account of the death The .Fordson tractor demonstration levW a(fa|n,t the mlners for refrafn. of Mrs. Hanson, wife of the pastor. late last week is now bringing ln< from worktng Saturday, results for many who were present’ Death of Pastor's Wife— are making inquiries of the local Mrs. Hanson, wife of Re.v Henry G. Hanson, pastor of Bethany Pres- Fordson people. When farmers used I byterian church, passed away this I»r. < lenient Family on Vacation— The census figures for Grants Pass to the old horse drawn plow or cul morning after an illness extending tivator see the faster and more in-] Dr L. O Clement and family left they were expected by are much as over several years. Funeral an expensive tractor start in the morn- \ this morning on a tour that will take j the majority of the people. A few nouncement will be made later. them up the Pacific coast, their des ! placed their estimate under this Ing and keep going without having rest it is bound to bring results. to tination being Portland, where the while others put It over a few hun- The Fordson started with a 16-| doctor will attend a meeting of the [ dred. When the census was taken Seattle, July 26.—With right Operate on Aimed* Woman— Oto-ophtabalnlologlcal society. They Mrs. Roger Entriken, of Almeda. , last winter, many people had moved inch plow and plowed nine Inches hands upraised and left hands across arc expecting to he absent several shipyards. de«p. The dirt was thrown back so underwent a serious operation this San Francisco, July 28. -Shuffling ! out and were still in 28 the loss or even evenly that it looked as if the har- their hearts, every man aboard the morning at the Good Samaritan hos weeks homeward through the fog in the San Now most of the T1 more are back, according to eatl- row was not needed to smooth I' schooner Roosevelt, from the master pital. Dr. Stearns of Medford operat Francisco Chinatown the other night, Every down, It kept going through soft , to cook, averred they saw a huge ing, assisted by Dr. Stearns of this mates made by local people. a Chinese youth noticed a piece of house in the city that can be used and hard dirt with- the same ease, , bald eagle take a wild rid on the city. white paper flutter through a circle of light from a street lamp and fall has either been sold or rented until Another was equipped with two 12- bark of a large spring salmon which now they are almost unobtainable, inch plows and it turned the dirt to the pavement. He lacked It up The decrease for the period is with the same ease as the other. The the bird attempted to catch in the and read Its message, In Chinese not very serious when the decreases third was equipped with a disc har- stretch of water between Cape Mudge ■ characters: of other Inland cities are taken Into row and It tore the field up in good anj Seymour Narrows, Gulf of Geor- "I am a slave girl, I wish to get conslderation. shape. gt*. A.nd they brought the eagle to away from my cruel masters. I The tractors were also equipped Seattle to prove the tale. The Roose- It Is not likely that any action will Now York. July 26 Ouija boards have been kept a prisoner viv years be taken for a recount, although it is with a pulley to do stationary work. veit wa9 On its way to Seattle from by the score have volunteered to on the fourth floor of 1115 Stockton thought that the increased popula such as pumping. A special crew tha fiahing banks in Hecate Strait, stolve the mysterious murder ot street. My nntne is Ix»i Mui. I was Portland, Ore., July 26.—Within tion during the past seven months was brought in to demonstrate the shortly after passing Seymour Nar- Joseph Bowen Elwell, turfman, card brought here from Chinn when I was work. . rows members of the crew noticed a the last ten years the forest haa would more than offset the loss. expert and “Don Juan.” a little girl. I have a friend who bald eagle flying close to the water, brought about the sale of 420,00,000 Sime the body of the gambler was says If I can send word to the man found in his handsome residence | II V AT I ArnC ri|d[ near the vessel. As they watched the feet of timber in the national for- who passes In blue clothes with a here last month, with a bullet l If I I i I I I ill' I Hl b’K hlrd s'c,mmpd npar the aurfa°e. a est* of Alaska, for piling, sawlogs star they will help me. I want to go Illi I Ul ' lULIIV I 111 U spring salmon, estimated to welghjand shingle bolts. through the forehoad. alleged clues, back to China. Please help me.” motives and revelations of the mur nil 41101 11 PTI1 1ITP ahont 20 pounds leaped clear of the The national forests of Alaska The young Chinese to whom the r* I Iw A N I I Al \ I Hol I \ *’wrift moving current. Quick as a contain 100,000,000 cords of timber dered** himself have been gathered from ethereal planes by the thou note had fallen happened to be an I |pn|llj||||_ J | ||Al I J flash the eagle drove hls_sharp tai- suitable for the manufacture of pa cing Into the fish’s back. pers, according to estimates made sands and dumped u|x>n an admitted American l>orn Chinese. He knew —— There was a' great splash as the big by the forest service. Under careful ly bewildered staff of the district at that It was dangerous to interfere with the girl's -captors a*d to Infdrm Private soldiers bear out this springer dived, taking the eagle be- management these forests can pro torney's office. Berlin, July 26.—No one In Ger All of those occult communications the police might mean death for him many sighs more fervently for "the statement. ‘iAt the beginning of the neath the surface. All hands rush- duce 2.000.000 cords of pulpwood an- ■ re not discarded. While disclaiming and his family. ’ good old days" of the kaiser than the war’ 'one said, “the troops were ed to the rail to watcJi the struggle, nually for all time, or enough to His better Instincts guided him to | former army officer. Forced off the fond of their officers who ate the Three times the fish and the bird manufacture one third of the pulp any faith In Ouija’s ability as a crime Investigator, the district attorney the Hall of Justice with the note. His government payroll by the reduction same food, carried their own packs, disappeared In the water while the .products now consumed In the Unlt- be- ed States. nevertheless admits that he has as namo will never he known to anyone of the army, untrained for work and shared the hardships of the Roosevelt steered a course close be-|ed signed a man to the special duty of but the police. ■ The commercial trees of Alaska other than soldiering, and so gener men. But most of the regular offl- hind them. Finally the eagle loosened its hold are western hemlock. Sitka sprue«, reading occult contributions and to Police Captain O’Meara, with fed ally disliked by the population that cers were quickly killed off. and submit to him personally any con eral officials and a representative of he has difficulty In finding any kind those left were sent away from the °n the salmon and flopped over on Alaska cedar, and western red cedar, the surface of the water completely Cottonwood, birch, lodgepole pin«, veying apparently useful Informa a Chinese mission raided the place | of employment, the officer's lot in lines for staff and other duties. tion. An anonymous communication an hour after the letter was dropped democratic Germany is a hard one. "Their places were taken by re- exhausted. It had put up a game and white fir are also found in small ' quantities. purporting to he an occult revelation out of the window. They battered His pre-war world, In which he strut serves, who were an entirely different ficht but had lost its prey, Work in the open is possible at all may contain a valuable clue, Mr. down three doors and on the fourth ted about as the privileged pet of his lot. They had to have special kitch- The crew of the Roosevelt pulled Bwnnn believes, his theory belnu floor found ILoi Mui. emperor, has been utterly destroyed. ens and milk and plenty of wine. ’he bird aboard with a batt hook times of the year on the Tongass The girl Id held In the city prison that, the criminal might use this Many have been reduced to extreme They refused to march with the The eagle was soaking wet but on national forest, Alaska, but logging method of Informing on a confeder while federal officers Investigate her financial straits. The middle-aged troops, always riding In automobiles, <,pck it soon recovered and showed national forest, Alaska, but logging | their,^sht. operations aTe not profitable in the ate. story. She may be deported. She ex-offlcer gets a pension of 3 800 and making the men earry their ty- ! While the battle between the blrd(short days of winter. Anonymous communications, pur said she was sold as a slave in China marks a year, but that is only ahdut packs. They were bullies and ty- he N ’h waa apd 1 ’ the fish was ,n in Progress progress two oth- oth-j In 1918, 145,5 83 cords of hemlock port to reveal prelude, plot and cli when she was 12 and brought to this a fifth of the amount required to rants, and the men grew to hate an< civilian population felt pr paarlp’ around the vicinity pulpwood and 35,385 cords of spruce max of the crime. country afterwards. Detectives say maintain a family. -So urgent Is them. The ’ were consumed In Washington, Ore- The missing automatic plctol with she waa hold by the Hop Sing tong, their need that a movement has been the same way. I was In Belgium screaming loudly. Captain Ramey Pederson brought gon and California. which Elwell wan shot has Ibsen lo one of the strongest factions of Chl- set. on foot to form an ex-offlcers as when the armistice was signed, and cated hv Ouija boards or other "su nntown sociation for the purpose of Inducing when we withdrew to the Rhineland the captured eagle to Seattle and pre-!------------------- of the public parks. pernatural” means In every part of the government to provide them the people there were willing enough sented It to one ________ Ronds Are Good— the Elwell home, from the sitting ITALIAN SAIIXMLS ANI» OFFICER with land and subsidies. to provide lodgings for us privates, The Pacific highway to the north KILLER WHEN SHIP IS SI NK room in which the murder was com A former officer, dolefully discus- - but they refused to have officers In INDIANA COAL Fl El.OS AKE as far as Roseburg is in excellent con- mitted down into the basement and their homes. Those fellows now are sing with the correspondent the I TIER I I* RY LABOR STRIKE ditlon say motorists who have been to the rooC Constantinople. July 26. -Eigh plight of himself and his fellows, re- ( only getting what’s coming to them.” —------ over the road. The Smith hill road Until the murderer Is aimrehend- teen sailors and one officer of the marked that the expression once cur- j In a number of cases ex-officers Terre Haute. Ind.. July 26.—Tn- is smooth and firm and no trouble Is ed. both the police nnd district at now Italian destroyer Alberto Carlo rent In the United States, "There's have found themselves inadvertently dlana's coal field today Is partially experienced in making the grade, torney's staff say they expect no sur Rncchl were drowned when tho sh(p no good Indian but a dead Indian," : applying for work to the very pri paralysed by an unauthorized strike' From the Txdand turnoff the road la cease from the persistent profligacy struck a mine today In the Black applied precisely nowadays to the vates thev once commanded. These of day laborers and drivers follow- either paved or macadamized for a of occult assistance now bslng forced sea near the entrance to the Ros- German public's attitude toward tho former soldiers, business men and Ing similar action In the Illinois field. | long distance making the traveling phoroua. on them. officer class. "’ontlnued or unge Î > Fifty mines near here are Idle. easy. SOLVE ELWEIL DEATH
