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Vniver.H» VOL. X.. No. Jtll GRANTS PASH. JOSEPHINE (X)UNTY, OREGON. TRI RHDAY, JULY 20, lOîâO. GENERAL LUDENDORF Al* I'ROACIIEH BRITISH REPRE SENTATIVE WITH OFFER 8FTURN OF POSEN WANTED Revoliifliwutry M«»v<-»in-nt Started and Striker* Hilled in HaUln Which ■Baisea Japarwee Prepare to Send Strong Forcee to Quell Uprising Among Aborigine* Buenos Aires, July 29. A revolu-[ NEW CU E FOUND WHEN INDIAN 4M XT RATION OF H^AGHALIN tlonary general strike was declared1 IH iMMUIED OF HMiU BY TWO ISLAND BRINGS DIMMI NICA- at Punta Aranas, Chile, according to TION ON SUBJECT MEN LAST NICHT an official report. The strikers were reported to have entrenched themselves In the labor federation I headquarters, which was Inter taken in an assault by police and soldiers V number of strikers were killed. Tokio, July 29.—A native revolt WHITE SAYS THE DEMOCRATIC Ad- has broken out in Formosa CHEST IK OPEN TO RECEIVE vices today state that a strong force ALI. CONTRIBUTIONS of Aborignes had risen against the Japanese in the Shin Chiku district. It is stated that measures are being prepared to suppress the revolters. d Offirials Refuse to DI m I om - Their In Jup Pa|M-rs Make Statement That Note Not Really l*roteM—Ameri formation—Half Uremia Are can Attitude Shown A rrcated Million and n Half of Trop. Would Be ItaiMMl to Hend A gain «I the Bo|*heviki WHOLE NUMBER 34MM. READY TO TAKE SHERIFF STILL TO FIGHT RUSS Library « V Amount of Donation Will Be I Hare- leaded—Three Word Slogan Is Adopted - ----------- . j Paris. July 29.—-A Berlin dis-1 Washington, July 29.—The demo Pendleton, July 29.—Two of the i Tokio. July 29.—Japan has receiv-| patch saya that General Ludendorff cratic campaign cheat is now open escaped Umatilla Jail prisoners are ed a communication from the United Warsaw, July 29. — A strong move has made an offer to the British believed trapped in Meacham creek. State« pointing out, among other 1 ment designed to create a large Ma- to contributions of any amount, charge d'affalrs In Berlin to raise an George White, chairman of the na Twenty ¡»»semen there believe they 2». — The Doorn. Holland, July things, that America will be unable homedan state in trans-Caucasia, ex army of 1.500,000 uieu to fight the former German Emperor William, have the men trapped in such a man- to recognize Japan's occupation of tending from the Caspian sea to tional committee announced today. Russian bolihevlkl In exchange for while professing a desire to lead at nr that they cannot escape. Addition the northern half of Sagballn Island. Erzerum, has been started recently Party leaders, White said, will ex the return to Germany of Ponen and Doom the quiet life of a country al possemen are being rushed to the The newspaper Nichi Nichi says the | according to word received here. It amine the source rather than the the annulment of certain clanici of amount of contributions. • gentleman, has nevertheless created acene. nature of the protest, however, I is designed to make the new state a the Veniaillm treaty, amona them "Peace, Progress, Prosperity" a little court around him -somewhat satellite of Turkey. A purely na Pendleton, July 29.- -The posse to- ’ l causes the impression to exist that the onea dealing with Danzig. larger than that which he had at day Is following two new clues. Early the communication is not really a tional idea is said to be behind this will be the three-word slogap of the Amerongen and Dutch newspapers today a Umatilla Indian came to protest but Is rather an exposition movement and which has nothing in democratic campaigners. White said, have already begun calling Doorn Pendleton and r^iorted that two of the American viewpoint on the common with bolshevism, according adding that with this slogan the party should be “Cox-sure" of vic "The Little Potsdam.” men had robbed the cabin of Jim | occupation of Russian territory, with to reports excepting dislike for the tory. The allies' demands upon Holland Mox, an Indian, southeast of Pen- something of America's attitude to- allies. It is said Lenine. the Russian pre to guard the former emperor close dleton during last night. Mox waii wards the territory to be occupied. mier and Mustapha Kernel Pasha, ly have made It impassible for Wil sick and was unable to identify the Turkish nationalist leader, both have liam to mingle with the Dutch coun men. who took only food. A posse of the same aim—to attack Great Brit try gentry who Save estates about RO men with blood hounds has been New York, July 29.—Three all- ain. But while Kemal cannot admit Allred Faltlg, Doorn and the house where he Is sent there. Posse officials refused to metal monoplanes carrying the first Portland, July 19 Moscow's supremacy over Armenia the Jackson county draft evader who said to expect to spend his remain disclose the other lead being follow transcontinental mall left Central and Mahaniedan Caucasus, Lenine ing days Is Just like a little bit of ed. Two half breeds were arrested surrendpred last week, after three Field eight minutes after ten this does not wish to see creation of a charged with lending aid to the es morning for San Francisco. years In the Hisklyoun, today recelv- Germany. large Turkish state in the Caucasus. Strict military order prevails out caped men. ed a sentence of nine months In the Consequently, though allies, the Gold Hill, Ore., July 29 —Consid side the House of Doorn. where county Jail two leaders are really rivals. erable rejoicing is noted among car passersby must not be too curious. owners and motor truck operators Within the discipline la Prussian. over the completion of the" 2300 William's only associates are Ger SALESMAN KILLED WHEN man His entire staff. Including ap AITO GOES OVER THE BANK feet of pavement over the Tolo over head crossing six miles south of this proximately <0 servants, are Ger man. with one exception the village I Uli 11 IL Ull 111 I Llllj Roseburg, July 29.—O. P. Walker. place. For several months traffic was barber, a Dutchman, is called in now - ----- an Oakland. California, salesman. Dublin, July 29. —--Nearly all the I was kj]|ed an<j q jj Johnson, of compelled to take a detour over very Ikjorn. Holland, July 29.—The for and then to trim his hair or beard. rough clay roadbed while waiting for When at Amerongen. William went mer German empress, Auguste Vic- Irish county and district councils re-1 Oak]and lnjured when thelr auto_ the big earth approaches to the over , toria, has undergone so much dis | cently elected have now passed reso- rao bj] € we nt over the embankment Washington. July 29 Official <on- frequently to Doorn by automobile, firmation of tht< surrender of Villa to but now, he Is seldom seen outside tress during the past two years that i lutions declaring allegiance to Dail near Sutherlin last night. Walker. head to settle. The completion of the Mexican federal government has the wire fence of his estate, which she has suffered for several months Eireann, and their first meetings whose skull was crushed died in a this stretch of pavement gives tour Johnson’s in ists a paved highway from several been reel veil by the stilt« department. villagers call his "40 hectare cage.” from aggravated attacks of heart have been turned into Sinn Fein gutherlin hospital. miles south of Ashland to Gold Hill. disease. Recently she has been lead demonstrations. The new chairmen, jur|eg are slight, A .Mexico City dispatch says that Forty hectares are about 90 acres. With the exception qf a compara everywhere outside Northanst Ulster, ing the life of an invalid. She has Villa declared he surrendered be- The few times he has been out, he tively short length highway in both cause the country needs ¡»eace for has paid visits to his former host. had milder attacks of this malady for are Sinn (Feiners. extreme ends of the county the Pa- The Dublin county council has al SOVIET REVOLUTION STARTED Ho will reside at Count Bentlnck. at Afherongen. Now many years. reconstruction AT KOVNO IS WARSAW REPORT cific highway is now paved, Freight ways been a moderate body. Now it At the (House of Doorn, where, sur Nel van and Zacateras after dlsband- and then, the former crown prince and passenger service on regular i or others of William's sons have been rounded by a staff of her own Berlin has a Sinn Fein majority, has pro Ing his troopa. Warsaw, July 29.—It is reported schedules is now successfully operat nounced for Dail Eireann and elect servants, and attended almost con- 1 permitted to visit the exile, largely that a soviet revolution has started ed between Ashland and Grants Pass, Mrs. W. II. Dana returned thin because of the Illness of their moth stantly by Countess Kellar—for ed as its chairman a young professor at Kovno. where the Lithuanian gov while W. E. McCracken is operating of mathematics. At Sligo the chair many years her lady in waiting — she morning from Portland and Newport er. but, from day to day, William sel ernment has been overthrown. No regularly, hauling passengers be where she Ims l»een visiting for the dom sees any new faces—only his has recently been so completely in- j man. a Sinn Fein M. P., announced details were given. tween Roseburg and Medford. that all their actions would be guid disposed that she has at times been' daily associates. past week. unable •<< walk and has not for a ed towards the most effective means long time been permitted to walk up of clearing Britain out of Ireland. This council, like most of the coun or dowh the stairs. A special eleva cils, has made Irish language com tor was built for her use. Those familiar with the inner life pulsory on all candidates tor office The councils of the former emperor's household under the council. since the flight from Potsdam to j have refused to send minutes of their Holland declare that while William, j proceedings to the local government consoling himself with religion, has board, and will also refuse all infor Williamson. W. Va., July 29.—The earn, However, little attention is be been more or less of a stoic, the for mation to the income tax depart- Ixindon, July 29.—The Jones bill, herself protested so bitterly previous mer empress has suffered great men | ment. None of the councils would campaign of the United Mine Work ing paid to that phase of the contro characterized as '’America’s bld for to her entry Into the war. These tal distress and has felt severely the | make any provision for the payment ers to organize the 5,000 miners in versy. ' Recognition of the union is shipping supremacy,” la denounced have been devised admittedly for the separation from her children. of the compensation for outrage the Mingo county bituminous coal by tho shipping expert of the Sunday the big issue. From the time she arrived at Am-1 awarded against the localities by the field has precipitated a situation Observer as "retaliatory and discrim purpose of learning every iota of erongen, In November, 1918, she has' courts. The Mingo field includes all of which each side declares can only end business transacted by foreign com inatory." suffered continually. Now and then, « At Roscommon it was decided to when it has won complete victory. Mingo county and the mines along Ho declares that the war has panies with a' view to passing the she was the victim of heart attacks stop the salary of the sheriff to pun In the conflicts growing out of this the Kentucky side of the Tug river. taught other nations the importance same on to American concerns, The so severe that she was confined to ish him for allowing military to oc move 2 or more persons have lost a shallow narrow stream which for of owning a mercantile marine and object of course Is that, having this her lied for several days at a time. cupy the courthouse. In many places their lives. Wages, apparently, form miles in this region forms the boun that Jealousy has been aroused Information, the government may In the spring of 1920, when the the republican flag was floated over a secondary consideration, the battle dary between Kentucky and West throughout the world by the "abil oust the American company entirely Kapp revolution In Berlin was Al the council hall, and in some Instance being waged around recognition of Virginia. High mountains rise I ity and magnificence” of the British to assist British insurance. lowed by an urgent demand that the | was then removed by the soldiers. In the union and the right of mine own abruptly on each side of the river, mercantile establishment, “in two "In the same vein is the clause former emperor be closely guarded. ’ Mayo all the proceedings were car ers to employ private detectives in their sides covered with a heavy countries," he asserts, “In ¡»articular, which waives In favor of American the life of the exiles became more | ried on in the Irish language. and around the mines. growth of bushes. Along the moun Is a feeling of most bitter Jealousy Insurance companies, the Sherman constrained and Auguste’s ailment So far. the local government board "The men and the operators could tain sides are the drift mines from agaliiHt our mercantile marine. These anti-trust law. This Is entirely on a more pronounced. which used to be very prompt in get together and settle this thing which comes the coal, and nestling two countries are France and the par with the methods adopted by the She was constantly under tjie 5 dealing with the local bodies has were it not for the question of the in the narrow valley are the little United States.” Shipping Bohrd during the war when treatment of Dr. Haehner, a Berlin | turned a blind eye to the results of Kee- towns where live the miners and The writer declares that there is It transpired the confidential Infor physician, who is a member of the j the new departure. But sooner or mine guards." said Charles F. ney. president of District No. 17, their families. nothing to which foreigners can ob mation given to the Shipping Board former emperor’s staff and. also, a later a conflict between the new pow Fully 75 per cent of the miners In i United Mine Workers, who is in com- ject In the principal provisions of the solely for tho purpose of the war was noted Dutch «pecialist In heart , ers and the old is regarded as inevit mand of the union forces. Right noy the region are native born, many of Jones Bill insofar as it Is intended to being used to enable American ship diseases, from Utrecht, was called In able. them the descendants of pioneers this situation is a powder mill. I coordinate the transport resources of ping to defeat British shinning after to consultation. in who entered the county more than “ There is not a mine guard tho United States whether ocean, the war. He decreed that she must lead a Mingo county, and there has not 100 years ago, and who are proud coastwise or inland shipping, rail-] "We In this country now know very quiet life and it has been no WILLIAMS NAMED ASSISTANT been for years,” said George Bause- of their lineage. Some foreign-born SECRETARY OF WAR TODAY ways, ¡»orts and docks so as to form that we are to he faced with the most secret at ’Doorn that In May and June wine. secretary of the Coal Opera miners can be found in the camps, one Immense undertaking to force bitter competition for the supremacy I of this year, the former empress suf-' while numbers of negroes are em Washington. July 29.—‘William R. tors' Association, of Williamson. American export and import trade In - j of the seas which we have ever hail fered such violent attacks that her ployed. Often the miner owns a ’ “ Private detectives are employed as i to the holds of American ships. to meet. We are in for a big fight, life was despaired bf. On these oc Williams, of Richmond. Virginia, was other corporations employ detectives small acreage, for which in the plant ¡lie says, however, that some of tho hut before America can win the casions, the former crown prince and appointed assitant secretary of war for intelligence work in and around ing and harvesting, he will abandon clauses of the bill were Intended to fight she must crento a national feel such others of the Hohenzollerns. succeeding Benedict Crowell, who re their properties. They are not used the mines. be discriminatory against Great Brit ing for a mercantile marine. She who were within easy reach, were signed recently. In some places the miners livp in for guarding the mines.” ain and Japan. Among these he men must prepare to pay considerably summoned to her bedside. The question of w*ges hinges on brick cottages, e’ach having Its gaY- tions those which authorize prefer- higher freight and Insurance rates on At'Doorn, everything has been McADOO WILL GIVE SPEECHES the scale paid in the Kanawha field. den plot and front porch. Such aivll- •entlnl treatment to American vessels all she imimrts and exports and she done to avoid disturbing the former IN FAVOR OF NOMINEE COX The un um. 19*deJs } h tp American ports. The insurance nfust lie willing to forego profits on kalserln News, or information Xlwt I ...ik'- -IJOti of^l^ seafe’TlIifd I ’increaie ofjJÏFit krafe^FouTd Increase the month m Inert were fired upon from Ifovlslons of the bill, he says, impose Ijer ahjjipln« enlorprimw jfor- Jnaiyv l-^Jg-ht- Sus —William G. earnings of the miners in Mingo, the mountainside while going to tfjio tmos^draatl.cformic of ivfuMB: lieflW’^T’he person tvhd is most wlil- kept from her. ffhe has never been ' NVfc-YorR, ‘. In other villages the houses I McAdoo announced that he had con- while the operators insis^that their work '"wlrtehf nre bnsed' absolutely upon t^e Ink to feel the pinch of America’s nm- left entirely alone. If she has been I sented to deliver speeches ih behalf miners, under the scale now in force, are of frame construction, each pet methods of the German Insurance bitions will be the American expor- able to walk In the garden, attend of Cox. He said the campaign would are being paid more than it is pos in its own garden plot, and for which companles, against which lAmerica ter.” ants were In easy call. ' ^ontinned or vftff» 1.) sible for the Kanawha miners to be vigorous and aggressive. I JAIL TERM SENTENCE
