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F 4 .A Denin donner (Jxmite VOL x„ No. 901». University U of Oro Oro. Librar GKAKTM I* AMM, JOMEPHINK COUNTY, ORKi^ON, TIIWAV, JI LV 27. 1920b WHOLE Nl MBER SOS*. SHERIFF FIRE load <4 Military Supplie« Bound From Frais» to Poland Coblen*. July 27.—It la reported POSSE ATTACKED AT DAWN BY COMMITTEE PRESENTS MKMOH GOVERNOR COOLIDGE MAKES that German police and civilian* at STATEMENT IN ACCEITING OWENS AND ANDERSON NEAR ANDIM TO WILSON ASKING Marburg, «0 mile* east of Coblenz HIH NOMINATION SQUAW CREEK THAT HE BE FREED held up and stripped a trainload of military supplies being seat to Po I land from Francs. Died in St. Isnila— UilU I IlLil LLAUIllU IVI h II 11UII I Word was received this morning _____ by Mrs. Robert Trimble from her brother and wife, Mr and Mrs. Hal timer in Hands of Brother of Slain Massie, of the death In 8c Louis, Mo.! Officer Funeral Service* Attrodrsl by State Officer« yesterday of their seven year old daughter, Elnnora They will leave St. Louis today for Granta Paas with the body for burial In the Pleaagnt Pendleton, July 27.—The fugi- Valley cemetery, Arrangementa for five* who exchanged shots with the the funeral, which baa not yet been at Squaw «'reek early this made, will be announced later Mr. morning were Identified as Jim and Mrs Massie left Granta Pass the Owen* and Ijewls Anderson. Addi- flrat of the year to have their child tlonal possemen were sent and an at treated In the L. C. Mcl-atn orthope tempt. will be made to surround dic sanitarium them. The Squaw Creek region is wild and has muoh underbrush. This favors the fugitive* as they are heavily armed with gun* and ammu nition taken from the jail when the break occurred. le ussian Soviet I’ropoMl Will Be Sub ject of Discussi«« at Confewmce of Allied Premiers Paris, Jly 27.—Premier Miller- BOTH START EVEN BIT IJPTON and and Marshal Foeh and other I I RAIT FORGES AHEAD OF French government officials left to-1 DEFENDER day for Boulogne to discuss with , premier lAoyd George of Erg land, the Russian soviet proposal for a! conference with the allies. BARELY FILLS SAILS Teachers Are Secured— Mrs. T. P. Cramer returned this morning from Portland and Mon Three lute mouth where she spent several days securing teachers for the grade % schools of the city. She found teach er* to fill all four vacancies in the Northhampton. Ma»* . July 27 - Washington. July 27.—An appeal grade schools and the staff is now I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ In behalf of Thomas and Warren complete for the fall. Rescue from the reactions of the war ♦ Handy Hook, Joly «7, (FtMh) ♦ Billing*, convicted in San Francisco! ♦ The American Cup defender ♦ was doser lin'd as the transcendent In connection with the preparedness anrvey Honwwtenda— ♦ Resolute won today's race. > seed of the United Stale« in an ad- parade bomb explosion In 191«. was - — - - this —- morning ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Goo. W. — Root - arrived dree* which Governor Coolidge de presented to the White House today from the Portland forestry office and Sandy Hook, July 27.—The Sham- livered today In formally accepting by a committee representing the ieft after a visit at the local forestry rock and Resolute got away for an Amalgamated Association of street office for the Illinois valley to survey even start. A three knot wind waa the republican vice presidential nom and electric railway workers of Am- a number of homesteads, The sur- blowing at the beginning. Tho Reao- ination, "Tho chief task before us," erica. “ ' “ Gulch which lute had the lead at the tint bat at vey will be at ‘ ------- Patrick's bo eaid. "la to repoaaoaa the people John Mooney, brother of Thomas |8 a mf]e from the Anderson placer 4:20 o’clock the Ldpton craft took * of their government and property." Mooney, headed the committee. A mine on the Illinois river, slight lead. The wind is barely Coolidge found another aource of the memorandum which was left for pre- ■ strong enough to till the sails. gravest public concern to be the "re _____________________ sentation to President Wilson said actionary tendency to substitute pri I Berlin, July 29.—More than 90 per Pendleton. July 27.—The posse Is the association convention had in- I Ilin HI IVO 01001/ vate will for the public will," and I cent of the people of Germany are still trailing the escaped Umatilla structed the committee to "bring the LIliU DU I U U I Uui\ said there has been the disposition or»r-rv-zi trying to exist, according to a Berlin Washington. July 27. -The once >' ,county Jail prisoners. At daybreak case to your attention and to appeal on the part of some Individuals and klrAO ilDlPl |k| Lv statistician, on Incomes which do (roups Io Inquire whether they liked famous battieship Iowa. which play- I this morning at Squaw Creek 30 to you to do all within your power L0 not equal the present minimum cost IlLnlt UllLuUll south of Pendleton, two of the to see that the wrongs which are i the law. and If not, to disregard It ed no small ¡»art In the destruction miles ______ of living. The mark today, he reck and prevent II* execution by the of Cevera's fleet at Santiago is be- fugitives were seen. They fired up- done these men are righted and jus- tice given them. ons,»has a purchasing value equal to on the possemen. but escaped into the Philadelphia Ing prepared at "The ob- method of direct action the only about ’one-twelfth that of pre ————— Ed. J. I.ind has purchased aervance of tho law." he said, "ts navy yard for what naval officers say the underbrush, It was dark and Grimmett stock farm on Sucker war times. He shows that In 1914 tho greatest solvent of the public will be one of the most unique tar the posse was unable to determine Gasoline I* Again Ixm— who they were. Bloodhounds were i Gaso|ine is again low, not in price creek, situated 6 miles from the Ore- the minimum cost of rental, food. ills." He deplored attompt* to cre- get experiment* ever attempted. The i but in quantity. J Most of the garages gon caves, and 7 miles from Holland, clothing and other necessities for a ate class distinctions. Proceeding unmanned, but under dispatched to Squaw Creek. hang out an "empty” sign early in ’ continue with stock man, wife and two children was 1500 chase for the murderers of Sheriff The scene of notification took her own steam and controlled by ra place In Allen Field, u recreation dio, probably from seaplanes, the Taylor is now well organized with ' the day and itome are unable to open raising. He also plans the transform marks a year, Now this minimum place into a popular summer re-1 cost Is estimated at 19,300 marks. Taylor, brother of_the »slain their pumps at all. As a result (round of Smith college. A plat old sna-fighter will become the ob- w ----------- <------ L The Taylor fu- pleasure cars are beginning, to dls-{!K>rt. The house will be modernized form, only large enough to sccommo- ( jective of the big guns of the Allan- l>ffl<,®p, la charge dato the speaker* and a few dlstln-(tic fleet superdreadnaughts in Chess- nera' services are to be held this af- appear again and trucks are being,and improved as a hotel; camp Fire* Are Reported— The hot days are bringing th« (ulshed guest*, waa erected. A peak bay late this summer. This ternoon. Civic and state officials ratloned. The situation appears to grounds with sleeping cottages will ft real a**emi>lag6 was present. Cool-1 will be the first time that American from all parts of Oregon are here be bad all over the state, There was be provided for those who prefer usual forest fires In the reserve and supposed to be a car here for the the out door life. The place has fire fighters will probably be kept Idge hoard from Governor Morrow, 'warship* have used a moving craft to attend the services local automotive, association but it always been a popular camping busy from now on. No bad fires have of Kentucky, the formal announce-, for a target except In actual war. did not show up. It Is almost Im- ground and with the improvements been reported yet although several Ge* N«Av < tars — ment of hl* nomination "by the »¡ran- Two of the Iowa's ooal burning Fred Collins and Benj. Collins, of possible now for motorists to secure planned will be another attraction to small ones have. One at Three Pines taneou* wisli” of the reptrblii an par boilers are being converted to burn is now reported under control. An gasoline. Tourist traffic is slowing I Josephine county, tr. oil so the ship may continue under the Collins Airjo company, went to up to a large extent and fewer caf” other is reported at Cook’s creek but The county road extends two miles •This nomination la tendered you way with no one aboard once her Medford yesterday and drove back I a* the *i»ontaneou* wish of your fires have been started burning and two new cars for the company. The are seen traveling through the city, beyond the farm, making a distance it is not known how serious it is. of only four miles to the caves. Many party," *ald Governor Edwin P. 'Mor-I her engines placed In motion. latest acquisitions are a new Essex Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Linch left this"* tourists now camp at the farm, visit row of Kentucky, principal «¡»eaker and a new Chalmers, for which the It is expected that the unique prac rave* and return to camp the at the ceremonies attending the no-j ¡Collins company is the agent. They mornitfg for Crescent City where tice will give the gunpotnters of the I titloation of 'Governor Calvin Cool were busy all day showing off the they will spend the next week camp i same day. Atlantic fleet an opportunity to test A boon to the tourists is that milk, ing at the seashore. idge of hl* nomination. relative merits of the automobiles. their ability under condition* as butter, eggs, vegetables and fruits "The West called to the East." nearly like those to be expected In can be obtained from the farm. This Governor Morrow said. "North and battle as can be obtained. Smoke I seems to fill a long felt want to have Routh hoard the coll and the nation screens will be thrown ground the a resort of this kind in the county. made tho answer." Ijondon. July 27.—English people Iowa during the run* and the course ¡The Sucker creek section provides Governor Morrow attacked tho have determined upon a policy of will be changed, at will through the one of the best fields for hunting democratic national administration radio control system, necessitating a strict economy resulting in a consid- and fishing in Southern Oregon. for what he termed Its hesitation, change In range i erable increase in the number of on all the fl rlns blundering and stubborn«» and shl|M<. exactly a* bankruptcies during the last few would occur In ac- ESCAPED SALEM CONVICT called the league of nation* an at tlon. months. These failures have occur CAPTURED IN PENDLETON tempt to bind the United State* to red not only in London but also in The Iowa has already been atri p- the bloody feuds of Europe. the province«. Business men; how Washington, July 27.—The great- of the battleship force met each win ped of some of its Klin* and tnuch Pendleton. July 27.—Luther Fa "It ia fitting," Mr. Morrow said, valuable metal and the practice will oat concentration of sea power in the ter at Quantanamo. Cuba, for target gan. the escaped Salem penitentiary ever. are confronted by the fact that '"that In Massachusetts at thi* foun be continued until the old vessel, a I history of the American navy will re ; the aggregate number is far below convict, was captured here this morn tain of American Inspiration, we mass of twisted metal, sinks beneath sult from the junction of the reor ! practice and drills. the total for pre-war years, figure« solemnly determine that tho heritage the waves to join the old Texas, ganized Atlantic and Pacific fleetsj During the war the shortage in ing by a deputy sheriff for 1919 being 737 as against 2,854 which made us free, Independent and which, as the San Marcos, was used off the Pacific coast next January ! most types of small veesels, notably Gave Barbecue Sunday— for 1914. prosperous, shall not bo bartered for as a stationary target years ago. While many reasons are advanced ¡under plans now being prepared by destroyers and submarines, was over- Dr. Y. R. Carrillo, who is visiting a mess of unknown pottage." The battleship Ohio has been turn ! naval operations. The great naval come, but the entire fleet was never here with his brother, E. J. Carrillo, for this state of affairs, the most ac "You are called to serve your ed over to the bureau of steam en spectacle probably will be staged in mobilized, due to the use of prac showed sqme of the people of the city ceptable one In business circles is country In a time of your country's gineering for purposes of experiment the vicinity of the Gulf of Panama. tically all light craft in the war zone, ifchat a real California barbecue look the attiude of the • buying public need," Governor Morrow continued, in radio control and a staff of expert Officials of the navy department the detail of cruisers to escort duty ed like. The party went down the which has decided only to purchase •1At home grave economic, industrial, technical officers has been placed on say the proposed mobilization will In and the fact that a considerable por Rogue as far as Riverbanks and then i absolutely necessities. In conse social and governmental problems board to arrange the Iowa practice. ¡no sense result in "grand” maneu tion of the battleship force was on fixed the place for the meat. Dr. quence, traders who have purchased have too long in the past, and now __ ____________ » vers. No effort will be made to con duty abroad much of the time. CaTrillo proved himself an able chef large stocks of goods at fancy prices continue to, press for and demand so Unger Much Bettor— centrate all of the nation's naval The January manuevers will set a in the cooking of the meat. Those 'in anticipation of quick and hand- lution and upo'n their proper solu W. D. John was in tho city today strength and only ships regularly in new mark in American naval pro present were Mr. and Mrs. F. 9. ' some profits, find themselves with tion depends the prosperity, security, i from his Williams creek ranch to commission with trained crews will gress. For the first time In the his Bramwell, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bram ¡"white elephants” on their hands commercfnJ and financial welfare of | have his finger treated. He got into participate. The exercises and drills tory of the new navy the battleship well. Mr. and Mrs J. A. Smith. Mr and a non-buying public. • xnir people." The goods had to be disposed of a mixup with a horse the other day will be simple and mainly of a com fleet will be supported by a reason and Mrs. Harry Hull. Mr. and Mrs. "In such a time and with such is | and tho horse was stronger than the petitive nature, including unofficial ably adequate number of destroyers H. W. Webber, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. j frequently at a big loss. sues confronting the country," Gov | finger. He was holding the horse athletic competitions between repre and other light craft. Submarines Enright, of Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. The recent bankruptcies Included a ernor Morrow asserted. "Governor and hod a loop around a finger. The i sentatives of the two fleets and of will be available In abundance, to E. J. Carrillo «and Chef Y. R. Car number of demobilized men who Coolidge is confidently called upon i horse became frightened at an auto Individual ships. The main object gether with sufficient naval aircraft rillo. started business with the proceeds of to serve with a leader who has spok mobile and Jumped back, takihg part of the mobilization will be to give for all tactical purposes and a fully their gratuity and small savings. en clearly, bravely and convlncfng- of tho finger along with him. The ! officers and men an opportunity to rounded out fleet of auxiliary ves Married In Seattle— Three men. for the most part, were ly.” News of the marriage of Mlss inexperienced in the ways of trade injured member is much improved compare notes and meet for a few sels. The total number of vessels to "HI* voice rings out now like a now. weeks of good-natured rivalry. participate will depend on the pro Amy I .avion and Paul E. Randolph in j and when a severe test came, they bugle through the land," ho said. Admiral H. B. Wilson, cornman- gress of recruiting, as many ships are ¡Seattle last Thursday has been re-j were forced to close their doors. "We now await your message, con Here for Child AVelfare— I dg>r-ln-chief of the Atlantic fleet, will in reserve now for lack of crews, but ceived here. Mrs. Randolph is the | A woman proprietor of a high- Miss Lassie Lane, of the O. A. C. i be senior officer of the combined ft is probable that Admiral Wllson daughter of Mrs. T Igiyton, of this ( class millinery shop in Bond street vinced that it will be in full accord -with the time-honored, time-proved Is spending the week here, working force, with Admiral Hugh Rodman, will command at least 300 vessels city, and visited ne’-o for several I explained __ ____________ recently that wealthy worn- policies of the republican party and with Miss Ruth Corbett, home dem- chief of the Pacific fleet, second in of all types. months, returning to Seattle over a en who before the war bought gen- that it will proclaim our party's prin onstration agent, and is giving out command. ’ The most modern of the dread week ago. Mrs. Randolph has lived erously tn such speciality shops as ciple* of service to the nation and the score cards, which were ma'de out The maneuvers will be unique in naughts to participate in the man u e- in Grants Pass many years. hers, were unable to do so now, be Its people. When you have spoken. after the reports were made of the many respect*, in that they will af vers will be the great Tennessee. The cause of the tremendous Increase In America will know that captain end liable* of the city. The meeting yes ford the first actual mobilization of last word in naval construction, this Hendrickson Will Recover— the cost of living, wage* for serv mate have turned th* old ship of terday wa-s not very well attended by the bulk of the new American navy. J great floating fortress displaces 32.- It will probably be of much inter ants, etc. These women now are state from her wanderings—home, to the mothers. Some very high scores Before tho war the forces were al 000 tons, carries 12 fourteen Inch est to tho friends of Otto Hendrick only purchasing the necessities, the the needs of the hour home to keep were made, a few babies 'being grad ways more or less scattered and a .guns and Is propelled by electric son, who was operated on last Sat business woman added. «11 nsd to save all that the past save ed at 99% per cent perfect, while shortage of several type* of vessel*, I turbines, The Tennessee Is. attach- urday by T>r. 3. Loughrldge and a From every trade comes the report and which the future promises— quite a number of others received particularly of destroyers, sub ied to the lAAlaqtic fleet. A sister large abdominal aibcess drained, and that shop keepers and business home, to solve our problems here anil a s-orlng of 99, showing that Grants marines, light cruisers, aerial forces ship, the California, probably will whose life was dis paired of at the houses generally find themselves to fulfill ,as we always have done, | I'ass babies are a healthy lot. Other and fleet auxiliaries made it Impos not be completed in time to join Ad- time of the operation, is now con- with an overstock of go^ds, purchas nnr full share of world responsibil ! meetings are to be held this week sible to concentrate a well rounded ntlral Rodman's force before the | sidered to be convalescing and well ed in hope of a big buying season and all the scoros will be given out. out fleet although the major portion maneuvers. ity." on the road to recovery. this spring and summer.
