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Iverslty <•( Orc. Utarary (Grants pass Daily Concur r XT1 Volk X., No. KM*. GltANTH PAM, JOHEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ VILLA Ht IlBENDERM AND RETI It EH TO PRIVATE ACUTE IN CITY RATIONING Wild, BE STARTED NEXT WEEK BY MM AL COM PANY W EDSEMDAY, JI LY 2M, 1020. ♦ ♦ ♦ Eagle Pass, July 28.—It It reported that Villa has surren dered to the new government and will retire to private life. He held a conference all last night at Torreon with the mlll- tary leaden*. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ WHOLE NI MBEH 3OS4- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ IT A LI A A H PLAN TO ABANDON- AVLONA TO ALBANIAN ARMY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Rome, July 28.—Italy baa de ♦ cided to abandon Avolna to the ♦ I Albanians, according to newspa ♦ I pers here. It is said in addition ♦ to the abandonment of Avlona, ♦ I there will be an Immediate ces ♦ I sation of hostilities. An ex ♦ change of prisoners is agreed to ♦ * ♦ by both the Italian and Alban ♦ ♦ ian governments. ♦ AT HHOTH FE ED AT MEN AT SMALL ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FIRMT TRANSCONTINENTAL TRIP 10 NORTH POLE TOBEOUTLAWS NOTED EX PU >RER HTOI'H NOME TO OUTFIT PREPARA TORY TO TRIP DRAFT EVADER IS SOUGHT ON COAST FIVE TOW * NEAR PENDLETON. JHGAPE MADE WITH MAIL WILL START _ TOMORROW I * J AIR ROUTE WILL 8E MAPPED Fanner» end Others Engaged in Pro- Ik-rgdoil Horm ix> Train Fn.HU Hpo- IMacoverer of Mouth Pole to Lock Throe lume to Hr-attle According to a 4u>-Uon Assured of Fuel—Joy Bunt In Ice and Drift Cloec u> Mi Pamenger rider» Will lie ICcetriclod North Polo Ro|«»rt«-<l Seen Near Creek—Formt Fire Government Officials Are Accused of • Aid Officer» Fslng Their Positions to Indulge in Gambling Seattle. July 28. Federal officials ''Motorists should make plans to Nome. Alaska. July 27. Roald Pendleton, July 28.—At Duncan. New York, July 28.—Three all- «onserit* every bit of gasoline pos in the northwest sre searching for' Amundsen, the explorer who dlacov- metal monoplanes are being equip Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the Phil southeast o^ Pendleton, at daybreak sible for the next 10 days," said C. Tokio, July 28. — The disorder in »red the South Pole arrived here D. Flea, of the Standard Oil company adelphia draft evader, following re I lust night from Sledge island where this mornfni the posse fired on two the house of representatives Monday ped at Central Park tor a flight to ceipt of word that he was believed to San Francisco tomorrow. carrying thia morning In reference to the lo his ship Maude is sheltering from men believe to be escaped prison-1 was repeated again yesterday, when the first mail bag to ever cross th* cal gasoline situation. The shortage have been seen on a train from Spo h forms He reported his expedition ers from » allegations that Baron Takahashi, Umatilla county jail. I baa assumed a rather serious aspect kane to Seattle. An eastern jurist all well. the minister of finance, and other continent by airplane. The purpoM They came» on a freight train and | claims a man had a berth acrosa from in the city again and mean* must be cabinet members had improperly of the flight will bo to map an air took to ths? voods when the posse used their offices by Indulging In route. On the return journey but one taken to make the etreats as light him who changed clothes three times and -wore glasses when he did not | a* possible, Mr. Flee said It is thought Amundsen has gone fited Addita na1 deputies and blood- stock gambling, were again discus stop is scheduled, that being at O«s- Farmers, trucks, tractors and oth need them He said the man tallied to Nome to outfit tor a dash to the hounds were sent there sed. Several members of the opposi hac The trans-contlnent plane «ad is expected to start the first week tn er essential Industries «HI be sup with Bergdoll In every resi>ect. North Pole. According to Chris In the vicinity of Meacham creek tion rushed to the rostrum io Bowed September. plied as long as possible fro« the by governmental members and fist tiania advices. Amundsen expects to it is reported that three men were Standard Oil supplies No relief can fighting started. Guards lnterferred lock his boat tn the ice off Western seen. A forest fire is raging there and restored order. SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE FELT be expected for at least 10 days, said Siberia and drift across or near the IN LOS ANGELES TODAY Mr Flea, and until that time cars pole. He expects to be gone five and posse officials hope this will be not engaged In essential industry years. Amundsen sailed from Nor In their favor. A cache of food was Los Angeles. July 28.—A slight will not be able to receive gas in any way in 1918. Since that time he found near Meacham which is be- earthquake shock was felt at 11: SC large amount. Next week a very has been in the Arctic continuously. lieved to belong to the outlaws. o’clock here today. strict rationing will begin. It is part- ly in force at present but it wlll be tighter at that time Some garages TWENTY FIREMEN OVERCOME Here is a straight tip, girls! There are being supplied with u small is a certain well known citizen in IN FIRE IN ARMOVR PLANT amount of gasoline for trucks and the city who would like very much tb • Other essentials. Honolulu. T. H.. July 28.—The Chicago, July 28.—Twenty fire get married. Maybe he Is just too Anyone who is engaged In the pro men were overcome when a fire to strike of sugar plantation laborers, ! bashful to ask you but. nevertheless, duction of food will be assured of the fact remains that he is open to principally Japanese and Filipinos. ( day destroyed the beef house of th« enough gasoline to tide them over which began January 19 last, was de-i i Armour Packing company. A five proposals And this is I^ap Year! until relief is found After August The ycond brood of codling moths Washington. July 28.—President dared over July 1, following a con story building and meats worth up A clipping from a Chicago paper «th It is expected that the situation are now lieginning to fly and orchar- Wilson today had before him the re ference of the Hawaii Sugar Plant wards of a million dollars were con will i>e permanently relieved but | brings the Interesting story. It seems dists should see to it that all the commendation of the Inter-church ers’ Association. Immediately the sumed. Other buildings were men motorists are urged to use discretion that one "Ix>ls Hall" saw his advèr- fruit is thoroughly covered with ar World movement commission that he striking laborers began pouring back aced. In the consumption of the fuel. The Itlsement In a matrimonial magazine senate of lead, says County Agent Immediately appoint a special com- to the plantations and it was expect present shortage I* said to be due and wrote him a number of most Miller. The weather Is favorable for isslon to bring about a conference of ed that early this month all the ap to the Inability to get tank cars to vamplsh letters. This is another tip, egg laying and there Is danger of employers and employes of the steel proximately 5.000 men still out I distribute the refined product. As he likes to be "vamped." The next serious Infection from this brood. It Industry. The committee investi would have returned tp the fields and time Theda Bara or loiuse Glaum the gasoline used here Is eastern should be remembered that several gated last summer's steel strike and mills gasoline from Wyoming, the situa Play In the movies, it might pay to consignments of apples weft seized their report declares that "unless Upwards of 8.000 workers origin tion Is a little more complex than if take lessons from them. This Is the last year by the health authorities of ally joined the strike, but of these vital changes are brought to pass a letter he wrote: there was but the single line. about 2.000 Filipinos returned to, the east due to the conspicuous "Dear l<ols: I like your descrip amount of spray on the apples. • If renewal of the conflict seems inevit work before the walkout was declar Tourists are having little trouble able." (resting through Grants Pass al-( tion fine, what you gave of It,” the fruit la thoroughly sprayed at ed over, while several hundred Jap Sydney, Australia, July 28.—What though the amount of gasoline sup wrote........................ of Grants Pass, this time, protection against the cod anese also came back. is taken to have been an indirect in plied them Is very small. Only 20 Ore., "and I would like the balance ling moth will be Insured and by har JAPANESE ADOPT RILL TO Officials of the Hawaiian labor dorsement of the “White Australia” gallons a day. are set aside for tour-j of it in first letter, picture in I used vesting time practically all the spray ALIOW MILITARY EXPANSION ers Association, successor to the Fed- ; policy occurred in the Prince of 1st trade and when this Is gone the I am a Methodist and haie no bad will be worn off. eration of JaiMnese labor which Wales first speech in Sydney. machines have to wait until the next habits. “You are determined that this na Toklo. July 28.—The house of called the strike, in telling the mem Use from four to six pounds of day A car when It Is brought to "I am planning to sell my proper powdered arsenate to the 200 gallon peers yesterday adopted the income bers of the organization to return to tion shall be pure of race, and that the station. Is measured and just ty and buy some more in Northern ' tank, using a high pressure, covering tax bill providing for increased taxes work, are reported as having claim all the citizens of your common enough gasoline supplied to carry ft Calif I have a motor rar and expect the fruit thoroughly. to permit army and naval exten ed victory tor the workers. This view wealth shall have an equal chance," to the next city. It has been found to drive some before I settle. Hoping was also taken in reports of the be said at a dinner given him by the sions. * possible to keep the tourists going. to hear from you soon. I am respy.” I’VMI’ ZACHERY TAYLOR IS strike's end printed in Japanese pa- t commonwealth government. "You The Standard OH company suggests pers of Honolulu, which intimated ; have also proved in the last five But this Is where the kick enters. ABANDONED RY DEPARTME NT Will Represent legion— that the public cooperate in the con The gentleman from Grants Pass that certain concessions, presumably years that you do not follow the ideal Carl Winetrout left this morning as to wages, bonus rates and work-, servation of the present supply was badly fooled. It seems that of selfish isolation, but are prepared Washington. July 28—Camp Zach which Is only sufficient to last until some co-eds In Northwestern Univer ery Taylor has been ordered aban by automobile for McMinnville and ing hours had been obtained from to give your best for the king, for will go from there to Astoria to rep August 6. on the cut basis. the empire and for the world wide sity played n trick on the affections doned. The regiment now there resent the local post of the Ameri the planters. President Waterhouse of the cause of liberty and justiqs." of their correspondents. "Lola Hall" will move to Camp Dlx In New Jer-' can legion at the state convention. Planters' Association, however, em Commenting editorially on thia fa not a girl but is the name of one of sey. i The convention is to be held Thurs phatically announced that the asso section the Sydney “Sun” said: "It the dormitories at the university. day. Friday and Saturday of this | ciation in dealing with the commit is a very notable approval from the There la one conaolation for the local BOLSHEVIK I I CAPTURE TOWNS week and ft was desired that several gentleman—a half dozen others fell OF COUCHA AND GOROUSY members attend from the Grantr, tee of laborers had not been dealing very highest source of one of the | with the laborers* federation, hut principles of Australia's political for the same "gl»l.” Pass poet, as they were allowed two Constantinople, July 28.—The bol-1 delegates. Mr. Winetrout, however. with the workers themselves, and faith. It commits Britain to acquie- no concessions had been made . scence in the determination that It shevlkl have captured Coucha and will have to represent Grants Pass that , by the planters association, and that shall be a white race, a British Crescent City Historic — Gorousy In the Baku region. ' '* alone. ’ 4 • I | the strikers would have to apply for speaking race which shall hold Aus From historic Crescent City, Cal., •Fairmont, N. D„ July 28.—A. C. I work on the status of new hands. tralia in the generations to come, not Townley, president of the nntlonal comes Mrs. Fred Endert to the Im- In Japanese circles confidence is aggressively, not because enlighten pertal. It was off the coast, not tar non-partisan league and Joseph <111- ■ expressed that there will be a read- ed Australian opinion regards the from Crescent City that the steamer t*ert, former league organizer, today Justment of wages and other details Eastern nations as inferior, but be were denied new trials on charges of Brother Jonathan went down with all • in the autumn. cause a land holding one race of a conspiracy to oncourage disloyalty on board years and years ago. In The Planters Association has made great tradition shall be more peace : the gold rush days, miners used to during the war. They are under a no announcement as to the loss in ful and less torn by internal racial outfit nt Crescent City and then pack 90-dny Jail sentence. i sugar. If any. caused by the strike. divisions than one holding races of ! over the winding trail to the camps Estimates in sugar and Japanese efr- the East and the West, which never, In Oregon In nnd around Jacksonville i oles place the loss -to the Japanese | as Kipling truly says, can meet. and Grants Pass. As soon as the [ strikers at upwards of $4,000,000. There is much to discuss at the lUv.-r nt. Mnv Stage— California state highway commission This does not include the losses suf forthcoming empire conference con The river Is getting lower every decides whnt It wants to do, it will fered by the Filiplnoes and strikers cerning the means by which our ideal day and has reached about as low a build a highway from Crescent City of other nationalities. stage as old timers have seen for through Del Norte county to the Ore of one pure race shall be maintained many years. This Is probably due. gon line, and the connection will lie and defended by theg reat confedera they any to the scarcity of snow in made nt that point by the Orogon tion of British peoples which we call the mountains. In 1900 the river state highway commission and the the empire, and the hands of our Airplanes Do Good Work— was very low but it Is expected that It road constructed Into Grants Pass. The forest service airplanes are plenlopotentiaries In the conference will set a new record this year. The The county of Josephine anil the gov- proving their adaptibllity for use in will be strengthened by this admis water has reached a temperature of ornnit nt people have been doing some fire protection by the forestry de sion from the future emperor that 70 degrees. partment. They have reported three our 'deal is fine and Just, • 9 work on the Oregon end of the road fires already this season in the coun-i ____________ for the past two year.,. Oregonian e tv and each time have given the ex-, Rathbuns« Popular— act location. The fires were reported Steam Shovel Moved— The bathouse Is having a Hlege of The steam shovel shipped here by by the regular lookouts previous to real business. The river Is thronged the patrol and the location as given the Shattuck Construction company every day now and Inst nlvht after Mr. Bowlder by both tallied nearly exactly, With, was moved out to the work east of dinner there were at least 5l) people Robert 11. Bowlder, spec lai adjust regular lookouts and airplanes on I town yesterday. The shovel travels in. The warm state of the river la er for the state Industrial nccident the Job, the county Is assured of ' on caterpillar tracks and will be used bringing out all who have bath •if.’ mission, spent Tuesday In the double protection. Only one of the In the excavation of the main candi ing suits and a small knowledge of city looking after the cases of a num One <il the rille squads of the police rille team or the Neu York police fires was in the forest reserve and ' from the dam at Savage rapids to th* swimming. The bathhouse has al ber of Injured workmen in this vl- department In action. These men spent several weeks in training at Fort the others were in opposite ends of Crescent City highway, where th« olnlty. ways paid for Its maintenance. Wadsworth. N. Y. the county. "anal will divide. 10 KEEP DOWN DANGER TOWNLEY MUST SERVE Police Rifle Team in Action Orc-,
