GRANTH PAHH. JOHEI'IIINE
YOU X . No. 271.
OREGON.
WHOLE NUMBER 3O4A.
LOSO SÌNHA
MISS MARIE LITZINGER
TENNESSEE IS
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ADDITION OF THIRTY MILLIONS
TO GARE FOR Htl.OiMi EXPREHS
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HOPF» FOB PEA< E AND RECALI» ¡FINANCIAL STATES WILL BE
DISCMH4ED THURSDAY, SAYS
THAT ALLIES WARN El I PO-
CHAIRMAN
LAND AGAINST ATTACKS
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RATIFICATION AW AITS REXNCP'
TIO.N TO BE GIVEN MEAS ERE
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE
Bedford,
Mmeure Tabled latil Tomorrow-
ItaiiMW Monthly W*g<w by Thirty-two gz., who won the European Fellow ittiMtiane May Demand Such Guaran May Make Some Awards for Road
Senston Was .Asked by Harding—
to ThirtDollar»—Amount» ship, the highest honor offered to any
Work at Afttsion late This
tor» ns Any Power Might Exact
Lord S.nna nas tne distinction of be
Tennessee I« Only One Needed
etedent at Bryn 44awr college
Afternoon
to I« cceite per hour
She
to ITev««nt IU«|«eCltion
ing the first Indian gentleman to he
led the 100 girls who wer» graduated
from Bryn Mawr
the position as secretary of state for
India.
He was a representative of
10.—The highway India in ‘he mperlai war confereneA
Washington. Aug. Ill,—Ret»«m-
■ncmilatlons Dutt rtpiw* rates hr In-
crmnl 4SO,000.000 to alieorb the
exprtNM wag«' award was nnnoun<««l
at Chicago Unlay. It will be filed
with tho InlersUtt«' ronunerre com
mission soon. It was announced by
the gemerai usis**‘l for the American
Hallway E m -*"“ Company.
Portland. Aug
Ixvndon, Aug. 10.—“I am ■till
hopeful of peace" were the openig 'ommlsslon in Its morning session,
words of Premier Lloyd George’s an announced that it has found Itself
nouncement in the house of commons , in financial straits. Chairman Ben
i today with 'regard to the Russo-Po son declined to make the financial
status public until Thursday, when
lish crisis.
Lloyd George declar«wl that the I he will meet with a committee of
Polish attack was unjustified in the Itankere, merchants, state and city
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opinion of the British government, officials to discuss future work
< lint'Luxi Jewelry Store IxxHed for and that the soviet government in was said ft was likely some road
Chicago. Aug
10 The railway^ Diaiiioiul« Worth M ui . ihhi —Shoot
any peace n«»gotlnt!ons. Is entitled to work awards would be made later in
Two anil Escape by Auto
labor hoard today handed down a de
take into account the facts of attacks the afternoon
cision In« reading the wages of em
made by the Poles upon the Rus-
ployes of the American Railway Ex-
! »Ians and that those attacks were de
Cleveland, Aug 10.- Three han livered despite warnings of the allies OREGON FOOTBALL STAB WILL
priws Company 130.000.00(1 per year
dlls
early today enter«*! Sol Ber to Poland The soviet, he declares, COACH MONTANA HIGH SCHOOL
Eighty thousand men unprovided
for by the recent »«oo.ooo.ooo rail-; men’s Jewelry »tore In the heart of was entitled to demand such guar
way wage award am affectwl This the down town district, shot and ser antees as would he exacted by any
University of Oregon. Eugege.
award la retroactive to May 1st. iously wounded two employee, tooted imwer against a repltitlon of attacks Aug. 10.—-Hollis Huntington, for
1920
The in rease, amounting to the iv«fe of Jewelery, getting dia iof that kind.
three years a member of University
l«c per hour, will give messengers monds estimated In value at 130,000,
of Oregon football elevens and one
and other train service employes an and «'«cm»«! in an automobile
of the stars of the Harvard-Oregon
All
increase of 838.40 per month
football classic at Pasadena last New
Paris.
Aug.
10.
The
Rusidans
other employes will receive an In- JAMES O'NEILL, FAMED ACTOR,
Years day, has been elected director
DIES AFTER 2 MONTHS ILLNESS have captured the tawn of Ctrehanow
crease of 13 2 «4 per month
thus cutting the Warsaw-Danzig rail of physical training and coach of
athletic teams of the Anaconda, Mon
New Ixndon. 4'onn., Aug
10.— way. according to reports from the
tana. high school for the coming
French
military
mission
to
Warsaw,
ARCHHIHIIOI* MAN NIX MAKIN N< Jame» O’Neill, the actor, died here
year.
<X»M MEAT ON STRANGE LANDIN! today after having been ill two received here by wireless today
month» His wife add sons were at
the
bedrid».
Aug
10
Archbishop
Ixindon,
HONEY 10 REPLACE
Manmix. of Australia, who was land-
ed yesterday at Penzance by a dew-. DEPARTMENT OF AGHI« I LTI HE
FORUM’ ARTS ItrJO WHEAT CROP
trover arrive! here thia morning. Hei
was met by a handful of reporters
Wa»hlnvton. Aug 9. The produc-j
and priests but reported nu untoward i
. tlon of crops forecast today by tko
incidents
department of agricultural from con-!
[ lltlon August 1st. Include» winter
Rome, Aug. 10.... Italy is devising
N EW TRA NSM M INTI N E A I AL AI TG whont 533,000,000 bushel»; ■print
means to alleviate the beet sugar
KM OKU RETT Bl KI N 4M DAYS
262,000,000 bushels;
corn
I shortage. She has been urged to put
, ' 3.003,000.000 buahela.
I more bees at work producing honey.
New York, Aug
10. The »n-
Italy in 1917 had nearly «7.000
; miles of railways and at regular ln-
nouncement wm mad«« todav that a RnnTAHO I IkllTT TR
now unoffl. lal record for a transcon III
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I terral» along the lines are little
tlnental automobile trip waa ostab- UUUlUllU UI1IIL IU
house» where the railway employes.
i signalmen, track walkers and repair
Balled whenn five pa-■'«■tiger mnchlne,
RIinOIIAOr RAi
num live. The manager of the Na-
carrying matl from Ran Fn.nei,co ar-
rivmt hero late yesterday after
Itional Institute for Agrarian Assist
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of four days. 14 hiour* and 43 mln-
ance recently recommended that they
ntes
¡each he given a hive of bees. In
Tacoma, Wash., lAug. 10. Thou (conformity with tho suggestion the
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sands oi dollars are represented in [«•vporiment 1s to be begun at once on
Portland .ti>--«-pliiii<' Club Elect.«—-
a bit of radium brought to Tacoma the lines in the province of Rome
Robert Stitwi was de ted presl by cooperation of a number of phy-
■ and. If successful, it will be extended
dent of tho Josephine county cluli' sicians and surgeon».
¡to all the railways of Italy.
and Jlr» Ixtulse Bush was made sec-1 Heretofore medical
nuuiical practiciouers
rotary at a picnic of the organization 1 here have had to go to other cities,
GERMANS ARE EMIGRATING TO
yesterday In Iaiurelhurst park. There sometimes as far away as Now York,
RUSSIA IN GREAT NUMBERS
was no program, Instead, tho for- i0 give patients advantages of ra-
county
residents
d|um
treatments.
Therefore
a
mer Josephine
cor-
Berlin, Aug. 10.—Tho first con
spent the aftornon in talking over I ]>(>ratlon was organized, whose sole
tingent of German »migrant work
old times
About 250 persons w”re 1 assets are the small piece of the val-
men has sailed from Stettin to Reval
present.—'Portland Telegram.
1 uubll' metal
on routo for tho Kolomna industrial
,
All physicians in this section, center, 75 miles from Moscow.
whether member of tho corporation
The German government after pro
or not, will tie permitted to use the tracted negotiations is now issuing
| radium. It Is announced.
emigration permits on a large scale.
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LAW' SCHOOL.AT U. OF O.
IMPROVED FOR NEW TERM
University of Oregon, Eugene,
Tho Josephine Fnrmers Coopera Aug. 10. The law school of the Uni
tive association was the outcome of versity of Oregon will begin the aca
a meeting of a very representative demic year 1920-21 on September
and progressive number of farmers 25. The year will lie marked by
at tho courthouse Saturday after two important changes in the faculty
noon. Tho organization «sf market and by Increased library and lecture
ing aasoilations is quite general room facilities.
throughout the country and promises
At the close of the last school
much for tho profitable handling of year. Dr. Edward W. Hope resigned
agricultural products, which will Is as (lean to enter the practice of law.
turn stimulate Increased production Ho Jias been succeeded by Professor
Clyde E. Niles. II. S. Crockett, C. N William G. Hale, who firings to the
Culy, W. J. Hayes and W. B. Und- school the benefit of five yews of
»ay worn elected directors.
practice at the Oregon bar, and ten
Immediately nftor the general rears of teaching in the law »ohool
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meeting the directors met and afterjof
the University of Illinois,
The law school also announce» tho
duo consideration, C. N. Culy was
appointed manager of the Josephine addition of W. C. "Dalzell, who come»
Farmers Cooperative Aesooiatlon. K. from the Inw school of the University
llnmmorhachcr was appointed direc- of North Dakota
Professor Dalzell
tor to fill tho vacancy created by thejh an honor graduate of the Iceland
resignation of Mr. 4’uly,.
I Stanford Jr. law school and for two
The following officers wcro elected voars was a member of the Stanford
for the ensuing year: W. B. Lindsay.;'ny faculty. Professors Thomas A.
president R. 8. Crockett, vice presl-1 Larramore, Sam Rase Warner, James
dent; K. Hammerbacher, »ecrotary-j D. Barnett and W 'R. Bryson will eon-
troatauron.
Untie as members of the law faculty.
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Nashville, Aug. 0.—A joint reso
lution providing ratification of the
federal woman suffrage amendment
was introduced today tn both houses
of Tennessee legislature. It went on
the table until tomorrow.
The outcome Is being watched with
great interest as ratification by Ten
nessee is the last stop n» essnry to
make the amendment law and make
Thin
Are woman suffrage nation-wide.
Ministers Conducting Meeting
session of the legislature was called
KiUed During Service tn In
after a request by Senator Harding,
diana Town
republican nominee for president.
TWO DIE AS BOLT
STRIKES TENT
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La Porte. Ind., Aug. 10.—“It a
bolt of lightening should strike this
tent tonight, how many would be
ready for it?" Rev. Jtohn Timber,
evangelist, asked a congregation of
Free Methodists crowding hie tent in
Springville six miles north of here,
last night. Outside a storm was
threatening. A few moments later a
bolt of lightening entered the canvas
top. killed two ministers on the plat
form. severely burned Rev. Timber,
and knocked down many worship
per».
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ONLY ONE DEATH IN NEARLY
10.000 AIR TRIPS IN ENGLAND
PEACE WITH TUBKEY SIGNED
TODAY AT HEVFRES, FRANCS
Severe». France, Aug. 10.—Peace
with Turkey was signed here at eight
minutes past four o’clock this after
noon.
BM Miles to Water Competition—
In view of the coming 25 per cent
jncreaae in freight rates which will
be borne entirely ^v tne Interior
points such as the Rogue river valley
the accompanying notice of the ar
rival of a ship at Crescent City will
be of interest, in a detached sort of
way. But for a want of 68 miles of
railway construction the
entire
Rogue river valley could be enJoy
ing the low freight rates of water
competition. "The steamer South
Coast arrived from San Fran-isco
Monday afternoon, bringing about 70
tons of freight. She loaded a return
cargo of box and basket spruce and
redwood lumber for Loe Angeles,
sailing Wednesday afternoon.—Del
Norte Triplicate
London. Aug. 10.—With 38.954
flights and a total of 70.000 poseen-
gers carried during the first year of
civil flying in England there was but
Rome. Aug. 10.—Italy canniM be one fatal accident.
Announcement
called the "desert of Europe” be- of this, made at the International Air
i ause for her 40.000,000 inhabitants Show, caused much comment.
she provides 186,000 places where
wine and alcoholic beverages may be
consumed, according to the Italian
statistical annual which has just
been published.
Ixjmbardy with a population of
about 5,000,000 leads the way with
“Plenty of Gas" Is Slogan—
32,642 drinking places, the figures
The local dealer’s association,
show. Piedmont follows her closely ! Shanghai. Aug. 10.—(After the which has been responsible for tho
while the province of Vlome. which in sudden outbreak of warfare along bringing of additional cars of gaso
1911 had a population of less than! the old northern and southern lines line during the summer to care tor
1,500,000, has no less than 8,127 i of battle in the province of Hunan,
the demand which the Standard was
drinking places. Less intoxicants are quiescent for the past two years since unable to accommodate, nailed the
consumed in the south, in the Island the signing of an armistice. Chinese “Plenty of Gas” cards a little tighter
of Sardinia and in Umbria than in In official circles In Shanghai were during the week end when they sue-
any other region.
led to believe from reports received 1 ceeded in getfing an additional 8.000
Many other interesting features of late in June th^t the strife which; gallons. This was unloaded yaster-
Italian life are revealed by the an brought about the fall of no less than day and today, and was one car of a
nual. The death rate of illegitimate 14 cities, including the capital of train of 25 cars of gasoline brought
children, for instance, is shown to Hunan, in the space of. 30 days, from Oklahoma by the cooperation
be 40 per cent greater than that of would subside through the summer ,>f Oregon dealers,
those born legitimately. Tubercu-j months.
losis is said to have shown an In
What relation if any this warfare ■
ft
creas», 50,000 of the 720,000 deaths may have to the split In the former
In one year being attributed to thati Canton government, to the parleys!
malady.
■ ()f southern leaders with Peking of- ‘
ficials or to the intricate controver- ■
I sies within the Peking government ■
1 has not yet been clearly defined.
DUTCH MO GERMANS SEND TROOPS
TO STOP IMTM WUTIOIS
I OHIO‘VOTING TO FILL TICKETS , Yellowstone. Mont . Aug. 10.—Re-
HEADED Bl' OOX-H.ARD1NG ■ cent robberies of four automobile
[parties near the boundaries of Yel
Columbus, Aug. fO.—Ohio today lowstone national park have caused
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¡votes to select candidates to complete old residents In the west to recall the
The Hague, Aug. 10 -Troops have cials to examine all the tickets and i the tickets headed by Governor Cox actlvit'iee of “Black Bart." one time
been sent by both the German and many persons had free rides.
and Senator Harding. Both republi famous robber of stage».
The man who held up the parties
the Dutch governments to the little
The principal street of Dinxperloo. can and democratic parties are bal-
is
said to have been jocular, to have
village of Dinxperloo, which Is situ
wtiicdi is about three miles long, and ,otinK for candidates in the primary
ated partly on Dutch and partly on
for governor. United State« senator. ' refused to take money from Boy
German territory, hi order to put an of which one side is Dutch while the members of congress, the supreme Scouts and the drivers, and to hawe
.acted wi^h ma -h the same gallaatry
end to the clandestine trade thriving other is flyman, was crowded. Soon court and oomity offices.
as was exhibited by Bart.
there which, in the past few weeks, the throngs got beyond control of the
Bart, or Charles E. Boles, as he 1»
has assumed such giroportions that [customhouse officers. One German
supposed to have been named, is sup-
the local authorities were unable to clerk was tied to a tree for trying to YANKEE BANK WILL OPEN
IN CONSTANTINOPLE (posed to have robbed numeroua
prevent violation of the import and enforce the law. Trade consisted
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stages, always alone. In the period
j chiefly in coffee, tea, oil, cocoa, bicy-
export duty regulations.
Constantinople. Au: 16. A New between August 12, 1877. and No-
.No less than 300,000 Germans— ; de tire«, tobacco and cigarettes and
York trust company has leased a veniber 3, 1 883. On ihe latter date
men, women and children- had come for sometime was mfoet brisk.
As soon as the troops arrived, building in the Galata section of - he robbed a stage and dropped a
to Dinxperloo with the view of buy
ing their food and other articles however, order was restored and the Constantinople and will open up a handkerchief. The laundry mark on
which they could only got at home Dutch comamnder issued a manifes general hanking business here next this was traced to San Francisco and
'1 higher prices than the exorbitant to saying that nob»dy at Dinxperloo fall with a view to meeting the needs ; through It Bart was captured. It
ones charged by the Dutch sellers. would be allowed to have more pro of American shipping lines and com , was found then that he lived a quiet
Trains coming fr<wn tho Ruhr and vision« in store than needed for his mercial concerns which have entered I life in San Francisco, explaining hi«
Rhine districts were ao full that It J private use. The shops were also the Black Sea anti Mediterranean absences on "business” by saying he
trade.
was looking after mining enterprise».
was *n possible for the railway ofH- put under strict control.
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