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/ / ... Qt Or« ubr*° I nlver»“» routs VOL. X„ No. JOH. courier GIlA.NTN f'.VMi, JOSEPHINE (Ol.NTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, Al'GCrr fl. llflio. WHOLE Nt MHEK 304*. ARE FAIAL 10 Foreign Office Ntutos It Is I towel) u> Oxeperato in Ex|«Ming Much Illegal ITactlres Norwegian Explorer Ixwtvt» N'omr on Five Veer Trip— Will Drift With Ice Pack Toklo, Aug 4. Th« statement of sritEFr CAR THOI IMeÄS BRING AVIATORS PLACED Nome, Aug. 6.—Roald Amundsen, CABINET CONSIDERS REPLY AND I Cimgrnasman Albert Johnson at Ta-I the Norwegian explorer, will leave IN PATH OF OOM- ON 4-LAMH AND GENERAL WILL AU'KPT TERMS AS Nome tomorrow to resume his at- coma on August 2nd that thousandsi HOUiHE'VIKS RIOTING ' PROPOSED tempt to reach the North Pole, He of Jai»anoa« are smuggled Into the] plans' to drift with the Arctic lee United States front Japan yearly, pack Amundsen expects to be gone and. giving evidences of a tendency, five years. to Increase th« feeling with regard PORTLAND MARKETS to the United Stat«« created by thej lnU>n>»oiiuMil I» To Ito Weat <4 City arrival of the recent American note Office of Denver l*o»t W hich Oppo»rel Inti-BobJievik Troop-. In South Have Portland, Aug. (.—All markets are ou North Wide of the IU«er— and subsequent new-paper attacks ' the Strike l*mrticalb' Wrecked. Sumwe--- Roumania Mobilizing to steady with quotations unchanged. Threw Mile SUreSch against America. Go to Aid of Poles No Troo|H* Called The Japanese foreign office in a1 statement expressed surprise at the Market road No S, the lower rlier Johnson charge and declares the. Denier, Aug. 6. Fear that street Warsaw, Aug. «.—The defensive London. Aug. «.—The cabinet to road on the north eld«, will be built a< heme of entry, ea be outlined It.! car rioting which last night resulted line east of Warsaw has been pierced 1 day considered the Russian soviet re was fantastic and most Improbable ' i by Messrs. Wolke and Schroeder, the in two deaths, and thp Injury or 24. tn several nta<-r» while preparations | ply to the British note on Poland contract having been awarded to the This statement says Japan I may be resumed today, was expressed are being rushed to move the govern which was received last night, but firm by the county commissioners gladly cooperate with the In official circles Riots started late ment. hope is still held that the there Is no official indication as to yesterday after consideration of the State». exposing any such yesterday when cars manned by bolshevikl will be checked some what action would be taken. It to proposals submitted. This road will mate, underhanded system strike breakers passed a parade of where east of the Vistula river. understood. 1} owe ver, that the reply, Vienna. Aug. «. — It is now settled Johnson charged that the extend from the city limits west of | strikers and sympathizers. Mobs The Kosciuscko squadron, com town io a point beyond the llammer- aneee were brought to Mexico and partially wracked the office of the posed for the most part of American that elections for a new national as although not entirely satisfactory, bacher place, a distance of about then smuggled Into California •here »[^nver Post, which has opposed the aviators, has been transferred from sembly will be held the first week in will be accepted. The reply asserts that the bolahw- three miles, and will be graded, they were kept It» seclusion on farms .trike and attempted to burn the the south to the front nearest War- October. Unless another crisis should viki are ready to eonrinde an a r m to for five years, after which arise, which is most unlikely in view saw. gravolled and surfaced with decom their P4ir barns. Every window In the The American consulate here tice with Poland provided reason posed granite, the cost to be ap Identity was established Poet building was broken, the presses was closed today, and Consul Ran- .. of the present internal situation, the proximately |5,000 per mile. j hammered, sand thrown In the rol win is departing tonight, Most of temporary cabinet that took office able guarantees are given. It aays The bid of Wolke a Schroeder lers and the composing room entered the official records are already last weejt, ’Till continue in power and the sole obstacle in the way of be was based upon excavation nt 55 * Fatalities occurred at the south cat moved. The American legation plans carry out the non-partisan program ginning negotiations immediately Is the absence of Polish delegates. agreed upon at its creation. cents per yard, with the gravel In barns Several street cars were to move soon. The wealth levy and constitutional place at $3.40 per cubic yard and wrecked but the mobs were unsuc HOUSE OF COMMONS PASSES th<> granite binder at 12.40 per cable cessful in their efforts to burn them Constantinople, Aug. 6.—Bolshe- reform, on which came the dead THE IRISH COERCION BILL lock that resulted in the downfall of yard. The gravel Is all to be crushed last night Governor Shoup. Mayor viki forces In South Russia have been to two-ln. h screen or smaller, and Bailey and other officials held a con- severely defeated. The antl-bolshe- the Renner ministry, still occupy the London Aug. 6.—The Irish coer will be placed to a depth of six Inches ference and decided not to call; viki captured many prisoners and leading place as issues. It was agreed upon that their consideration should cion bill was unanimously passed by with two Riches of the granite for the troops but to rely on the volun- much war material, according to re San Francisco, Aug. 6.— Wireless i continue and an effort be made to I the commons today on the third the top. The arad« will be 20 feet telephone equipment that will en- teem and special police. Up to noon ports receive« here. reach a compromise that will permit reading. with the roadway of 12 feet gravel able persona on the Pacific coaat to today no further attempt to run the of passage Insome form. The social Paris, Aug. 6.—A Geneva dispatch led. speak with *paaeengers and officials cars was made. says Roumania is conoentrating democrats and the Christian social Funds for this work wore provid-' on vessels 500 miles at sesa is to be ed by the special levy of 10 mills1 installed soon on many ships In coast Denver. Aug 6.—Two machine troops in Bessarabia in preparation ists supported by the big German voted by th« district, road district i wise and trans-Pacific service, the guns were turned over to the police for an attack against the bolshevikl party, are so far apart, however, that. an acceptable compromise of a work-! now menacing Poland. No. 4, under th« market road pro-I Radio Corporation of America has bv the national guard today.. able character Is regarded as unlike-1 vision of the law. About fl 9,000 1 announced. !1/. will be available for the work, the •'Arrangements are already under The social democrats are unyield county having met the special levy way for the installation of the wire ing in their inaistance upon a com With a like amount, and there also less telephone on the International Billings. Mont., Aug. 6.—Simul pulsory foi?une contribution that will be the appropriation of state Mercantile Marine fleets of the White taneously with the recent earthquake shall place the burden of the taxa-1 funds to swell the total. Star. Rsd Star. Holland- American tion upon wealth, landed and other- ’ shocks in southern California; great Work upon market road No. I. In and American Unes," said Arthur wise, while the conservative parties, crevices are appearing in the earth the Applegate and Williams valleys. lal*»ll. Pacific coast representative of j united in this, declare that so radical about Acton. 20 miles west of here, Is progressing satisfactorily, about | th,, w|re|ngg company. "Similar ap West Frankfort, III., Aug. 6.—'Fol a measure as that proposed shall They are so serious, it is said, as to five miles having been graded by! paratus will be placed aboard the Toklo. Aug. «.—<A mystic "Woman menace railway beds and It is pos the contractors. This road extends vessel« of the China Mail and Ad-' in White” is reported by the soviet lowing a night of rioting in which never become law. sible may cause a new line to be laid. At present all parties are playing from Murphy up the Applegate and , mira! Uns at once.” journal Rabotchi Golos, of the Voice five are believed to have been killed It has been said for>years that for position in the coming campaign and scores injured, comparative Williams rivers The grading com of leabor. to be rallying the antl-Reds The Radio Corporation's announce pleted Is from Murphy to the Dr. 1 ment means. It is said, that persons j against the soviet in Russia. The quiet is restored today. Approximate and attempting to throw the burden there was some connection between 5000 foreigners. against of blame for the failure of the as the structure of Montana and the Sweeney place on the Applegate, two I living within reasonable distance of! woman, who Is popularly known as ly California Seismic belt and it has miles, and from the concreto bridge I the Pacific seaboard can. through I the AVhlte Tsarina on account of the whom the rioters directed their at sembly to enact any of the vital meas long been lay gossip that the geysers ures before it, upon the other. at Provolt to the rock point on W11-| their local telephone operator, be color of her garments she and her tack. had left town today This, in Yellowstone park, before and af Ilans creek, near the marble quarry, I connected with the nearest radio companions wear, and because of her coupled with the arrival of guard i Washington, Aug. 6.—Military ex ter pronounced shocks, show the ef a distance of three miles, These station which in turn can get in claim to the throne of the Roman troops, tended to bring about order. Mobs attacked the foreigners who perts assert Russia can wage war fects of the disturbances. But there were the worst places on the road, communication with any ship carry offs, first made her appearance at has been, as far as is known, no and the Improvement was badly ing the corporation's apparatus and Kourgan. She claims to be a grand fled in all directions and the homes , ' on the present scale for five years scientific statement on the subject. without additional* munitions. niece of Alexander I, grandfather of I of about 50 foreigners were fired. (Continued on nage I.) hold telephonic conversation. the, late Tsar and declares she is in t and the* residents of them clubbed possession of the miraculous Ikon of and mauled. Tversk held In veneration by al! sec tions of the Russian people. ENGLISH GOVERNMENT LOOKS In February last. It is reported she, FOR UNEMPLOYMENT IN WINTER with a band of followers, seized Cheliabinsk, cut off railway commit-1 Iamdon, Aug. 6.—Lloyd George nlcatlon, killed several bolshevik commissaries and engaged and des stated to the house of commons to San Francisco, Aug. 6.—The Rog-j 24. about 7 o'clock a boarding party troyed some red regiments stationed day that the government expects Budapest. Aug •!. John R. Mott, "It Is not by saying ‘Thou shalt in that region. The central soviet is much unemployment during the com ! day. transport of the Russian volun- J nnder the leadership of Lieutenant general secretarjr of the International not' that the world can be bettered: said to have offered a reward of ing winter and was considering pre teer fleet, which arrived in San Fran Commander A. Benklevsky, an assist Y M. C. A.. In outlining the organi It Is by showing tho way. The Y. M. cisco harbor from New York via Man 1.000.000'rubles for "The Woman In cautionary measures. zation's plans for helping to recon-. C. A. will help men to spend their zanillo, for bunkers on January 24,! ant naval attache of the Russian em White.” dead or alive. struct war-ravaged lands says "there| idleness profitably. It will adapt it , has become the central figure in a, bassy at Washington, D. C„ went are too many holidays in Europe.” | self to these nations and give them new international situation involving aboard the Rogday which was moored Poland, according to Mr. Mott, has something permanent. There will be j two extinct Russian governments, the in China Basin and seized the trans 90 holidays a yoar, besides Sundays, | model Y. M. C. A.'a for universities,1 ! Kerensky and Kolchak regimes, and port. and Rumania has probably twice that tor railways, for industrial center*, | the United States. Captain Mily Gordenev, deposed number. "This moans idleness load and alvo in the country for the peas The Rogday is of squat and pro commander of the Rogday, in a state- ing to political upheavals," declared ants, It is easier to get money than saic appearance and her history in- ment following the seizure of thfl the American. to spend wisely so we will go slowly eludes service on the Great Latkes, as transport said he "was commissioned tn giving the first details of the on that score. We are getting ready Paving ot the Pacific highway be-1 well as a freight carrier and trans- by tbe Kolchak government, know* Y. M. C A. and student Christian to enter Russia, too. Americans are The following program will be ren-. tween Medford and Grants Pass will port for the Russian government in as old Russian government, in Oc- federation’s proposed new efforts to profoundly anxious to help there. dered tonight, beginning at 9 o'clock reach completion by August 15, ac the Russian volunteer fleet. She taber, 1919, and was to proceed from help break down Europe Dr. Mott "I have been In Europe among at Riverside park by the Grants Pass cording to District Engineer Hodg- served on the Great Lakes as the Ne- New York via the Panama canal to said: "It Isn't by giving bread hut prisoners, otherwise thin during the band: - — - - .... man. and jfter that date travel be vada, and was constructed by t*" the San Francisco, thence to — Vladivostok. work thnt reconstruction will ibe pos- war, and for 30 years have been "Gloria,” march F. H. Lorey tween the cities ot the Rogue river Manitowoc Shipbuilding and Drydock United States naval officers at slhle. One of the tasks on which I working in foreign countries. I be ‘•Simplicity,” tone poem Dorothy TAe valley will be by an all-paved route. Company at Chicago. She was sold Mare Island, California’, followed the am now engaged Is to attempt to de lieve the Russian question, owing to "Trombone Blues," characteristic The pavement which was completed to Russia in the latter part of 1919. seizure of the Rogdap by Benklevsky help the vise the wisest way to the desire of the people thero to end march............................. Fred Jewell from Grants Pass to the Jackson The 'Rogday is a steel screw propel and his followers, declared that the school« and universities of Europa their troubles, will 'be settled If for- Melodies from "Bohemian Girl".... county line last year, has now been ler steamer with a net tonnage of status of the transport should be de from the decadence Into which they elgn countries can unite for slx .....................................Air by Dolbve pushed nearly to Rogue River, and 1078 tons, or a gross tonnage of 2212 termined by the-American state de were plunged by the war. Otherwise months on the same policy.” "The Huntress.'~march K. L. King; the stretch between Rogue River and tons. She is electrically lighted, partment because of the internation education will foe lost through the "Alpine Sunset," valse romantlque Gold Hill, will be finished by the! equipped with wireless telegraph and al question concerned, insofar as Cap poverty of professors, and also K. L. King 16th. Tho Tolo overhead has been! has three decks. Duluth, Minn., was tain Benklevsky claimed to be a rep I through lack of students. In use for some time. Considerable , the home port of the Rogday while resentative of the Kerensky regime, "Muttering Fritz," trombone char "The keynote of my talks In Po-1 I under American registry. Her reg acteristic...................... F. H. Ieorey paving has been 'done toward the | which is the only Russian govern Washington, Aug. «—-Montenegrin "The Jubllator,” march................... * summit of the Sisklyous, but a I istry was changed to Russian at the ment recognized by the United States. land. Czocho-Slovakla and Hungary has been self-help. The students children are being taught to make ................................ Jean Kalctowsky stretch of five miles out of Ashland' time of her sale to Russia. Although each faction involved in must learn to work their way their own shoes. Material for 500 Following a litigation in federal the controversy has charged the oth Please have your cars parked be Is not yet Improved. Motorists will through colleges as is the case In the pairs of shoes hns boon sent to Danl- fore 8 o’clock. Have consideration find pavement frem Grants Pass to courts here, the Rogday was ordered er with being In some manner con United State« From the V. M. C. lovgrad where orphanage hoys will for those who wish to hear the pro- Ashland and\ few mile« beyond, and handed over to Commander M. Gor- nected with the bolshevik govern A. point of view we are establishing be taught the trade. Ths Danilov- gram and do not start leaviag until the contemplated improvement of the ttonev, representative of the Kolchak ment In (Rusala, each In turn vigor model branches as we hope to show grad school, founded by the Red the concert 1« over. five mile gap with granite will give government, who waa the Rogday'« ously denied that It sought possee- t.he new nations their way buck to Cross, is the pioneer trade school of an excellent road all the way to the captain when she put into port here. ston of the Rogday In behalf of the J. R HKWMN’HOTHA'M. Montenegro. work and <o self-help. On the morning of Saturday, July soviet regime. summit. Director. I IUD SVRMITTKD IO WOLKE SCHROEDER 1UM MTED HY Ot»l NTY < OM.MISMIONEHH GRAVEIBASE-GRANITESUREACE DEFENSIVE WOMAN HEADS TROOPS AÏ RIVERSIDE PARK VALLEY BY AUGUST 15 TO CONFED IMMEDIATE^
