Grants Pass daily courier., August 18, 1920, Image 1

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Courier
VOL. X., No. 27N.
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WEDNESDAY, H GI HT IM, 1030.
GRANT« PAWN, JOHEPIIINE COVNTY, OREGON.
WHOLE NI MliER «MML
SOVIET PEACE
Women Will Get Vote For Fall Elections if House Stands
to
Speaker
by
Breaks Tie by Change
%
» RETIRE
I lu>ni|w><>ii. Itcpriwentiiuf < aiuula. Is
First in HO Meter Hurdle*-—f.
8. First With Hammer
POLES AT MEET
♦
FORCES CONTINUE EAST OF' 1
Antwerp, Aug. 18.—Earl Thomp­ t lUH^HEVIKI GIVE PEACE TERMS
son,
the Dartmouth college star, rep­ > AT MINSK MESTINO OF DELE­
i
THORN AFTER CLEARING
resenting Canada in the Olympic
CORRIDOR OF REDS
GATES
*
games, today won the final heat, of
the 110 meter hurdles, hanging up a
new world's record of 14 4-5 sec-
onds.
3
Nashville. Aug IS Tcunessee be­ were called to act upon the 19th
Vhe Whitney boys chorus which
came he 36th state to ratify the > than any other . met dment
Susan B. Anthony federal suffrage
Wisconsin and Michigan on Jun? was here aiiout a' month ago will
Antwerp, Aug. 18.-—Americans >
amendment.
The constitutional 10 were the first stales to ratify, again give a concert in the etty next i
oaptured the first two places in the
Sunday
nlglxt
according
to
James
H.
:
change thus will beoome effective In qulcklv followed on June 16 by Nqw
Polish Troops lame Northwest of qualifying round of the
16-pound * Russian Delegation Instructed to
Price, advance man for the boys All
time for the women of the country York. Kansas ani Ohio
Warow—Rattle of Warsaw Go­
hammer throw, while another took ' Acknowledge National Existence
the
churches
will
give
up
their
even
­
to vote in the presidential election
< f. r states relitte. in ih» fal­
ing to Poles
of Poland
fifth place.
In November unleiw the lower house lowing order Illinois, Pennsylvania, ing services In order that everyone
of tho Tennessee legislature rescinds MaKHnchusetts. Texas. Iowa, Mis­ will have an opportunity to be pres
Maxwell Car Purchased—
Its action of today In udoptiriK the souri, Arkansas, Montana. Nebraska, : ent at the concert, which will start
Paris, Aug. 18, I he Polish coun­
Joe Ganyon is driving a Maxwell
Moscow, Aug. 18.— It
Bl'ssian
ratification of the resolution by a Minnesota. Now Hampshire, Utah. I at 8 o'clock sharp. The boys will ter-offensive with Thorn as a base touring car which he
purchased soviet ucace terms we*? read ti the
give
a
complete
program,
which
was
vote <if 4!» to 4 7.
California, Maine, North Dakota,
has successfully cleared the Danzig through the Collins auto company.
Polish <!•'<. a tes at tin r first me»-
Speaker Walker, lender of the South Dakota. Colorado. Rhode 'impossible at their previous appear­ corridor of all Russian troops accord­
lng with the soviet re .resentat'res
antis, put the oppouenta in a poal- Island, Kentucky. Oregon, Indiana, ance here as part of their equip­ ing to a report received from the
Howell Buys Car—
at Minsk yesterday. The Polish an-
tlon to demand a reconsideration by Wyoming, Nevada. New Jersey. Ida­ ment did not arrive.
French mission in Poland today. The
Stanton Rowell is the latect pur-1 swer will be returned today.
changing his vote from nay to aye ho, Arlona, New Mexico. Oklahoma ! The boys are ret urn I Off from their Polish forct* are still driving east­
chaser of a Studebaker Special Six,
trip south which took them as far
and moving to reconsider
The anil Weet Virginia
ward. the report says.
the car being sold by the local Stude­
house niljoornoil until 10 o'clock to-
From Its beginning In this coun­ as Tta Juana. Mexico, where they
London, Aug. 18.—The Russian
baker
agency, the Fashion Garage.
gave
a
concert.
They
have
been
hav
­
Moscow,
Aug.
18.
—
Bolsheviki
morrow morning, whcri tin speaker's try, the suffrage movement met de-
peace delegation at Minsk has bees
motion will |iave the right of way
terniined opposition from women as ing a wonderful trip but have gone forces northwest of Warsaw captur-
instructed to recognize fully the na­
The Tennessee senate ratified the j well as from men. The first organ-1 about 81000 In debt, They have been nd 1200 prisoners and seven guns in Returns From South—
tional existence of Poland and not
Superintendent
J.
G.
Imel.
of
the
amendment last Friday 5 to 4.
Ized opposition on tho part of worn-1 entertained by many different organ- a battle in which they lost and re­
interfere in the domestic affairs of
on man treated Itself In 1873 trhen > lzntions on their trip. They had a gained the town of Chechanow, ac- local high school, returned yester­ that country, says a Minsk dispatch
a committee of prominent women little difficulty with their truck driv- cording to Tuesday’s official com- day from San Diego where he has to the Herald, a’ labor organ, quoting
Washington. Aug 18
Ratifica­
been spending the vacation months. an interview with the president of
presented a |>elitlon to congress I ere who took 4he trucks and came munlque.
tion of the suffrage amendment to ¡' protesting against the extension of Borth l««ving the hoys to get along
Mr. Imel will be with the city schools the Russian peace delegation.
the constitution ends a struggle I suffrage to women." Mrs. W T. a« best they could. They have been
Paris, Aug, 18.—The Poles have again this year.
which began in thia country before Sherman, wife of the Civil war hero, siM*ndlng a large amount of money captured Novo Minsk, a short dls-
tho colonies declared their indepen­ bended the committee, of which Miss for fare, which accounts for part of tance eamt of Warsaw, according to Fish Art« Striking—
Misses Mary Ellen and Sue Wilcox
dence. It will eventually enfran­ Catherine Ward Beecher, sister of the deficit. They promise a very en­ a dispatch from Warsaw today. The
The colder nigbts of the past 48
arrived
this morning from Eugene
batle
of
Warsaw
appears
to
be
favor
­
chise 25.Oon.ooo women
tertaining
program
for
Sundav
even
­
hours has cooled the water in the
the famous divine. Henry Want
able to the Poles, the dispatch «ay». river to such an extent that the and will visit in the city for several
Woman suffrage first rained its Beecher, was a member,
Various ing.
weeks.
voice in America In Maryland In anti-suffrage organlatlons came Into
steelheads are beginning to take the
M. Eldred Simas, an enterprising
1847 when Mistress Margaret Brent, being subsequently until the na­
fly. One fisherman reports that he
heir of laird Calfrert, demanded a tlonal association opposed to woman
had three good strikes on one riffle farmer from the Illinois valley, was
place In the legislature of the col­ suffrage was formed in 1911 with
last night and all three broke his in the city toay while on his way to
ony as a pro|>ert.v holder of wide ex­ Mrs Arthur M Dodge of New York
hooks and got away. The steelhead Medfcrd to attend to business mat­
tent And In |ho days of the revolu­ as Its first president.
fishing will improve rapidly with the ters.
This body,
tion Abigail Adams wrote her hus­ step by Stop, fought the adoption and
Robert and Rex Davis of Klamath
cooler days.
band John Adanin at the Continental ratification of the amendment.
Falls, have been visiting here for
congress which was framing the laws
Washington. Aug. 18—The French AIRPLANES REACH DAWSON ON several days with their grandparents.
of the infant nation that "if In the Weather Much <Vs»|er—
Mexico City. Aug. 8.— Bearing or­ I reply to the American note on the
The
LONG JOURNEY TO NOME Mr. and Mrs. Ike M. Davis,
The temporal uro took a suifden ders for the liberation of 500 prison­
new laws particular care Mnl atten­
boys left this morning for their
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Russian-Polish
situation
states
with
­
tion are not paid to the ladles, we drop yesterday, the maximum reach­ ers in the i>enal colony on the Marias
Dawson, Aug 18.—Airplanes Two home.
out reservation that the French gov-
are detemlned to foment a rebellion ed being 87 degrees taint night peo­ Islands, off the west coast of Mexico, ernmen is in "entire agreement with and Four of the United States army
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bowkel re-
and will not hold olirseli os bound to ple shivered and got a few extra two physicians gained by Provisional the principles set forth in the Ameri­ In the New York to Nome aerial ex­ turned to Medford today after a tow
blankets
for
their
beds,
the
mercury
obey any laws In which we have no
President Adolfo de la Huerta short-
’note,” Secretary Colby stated to- pedition. arrived • here yesterday. days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Bow­
getting as low as 41 degrees before ly will depart for the colony, with can
voice.”
*
da>.
The other two planes are expected kel have just returned from a trip
Organised work for woman suff­ morning. The drop came as a much ! orders to establish sanitary condi­
here tomorrow, when the flight to to Creeeent City where they went to
needed
relief
for
the
Rogue
valley
rage began in tho United States with
Nome will be continued. •
tions on the Islands.
get cooled off. They say they are
tho woman's rights convention In a« the hot days of last week almost
In a recent Inter» lew. Gilberto Val-.
ready for some of the Bear Creek
made
some
people
forget
that
this
Is
pourra vr> markets
Seneca Falla. N. Y„ 1848. In
enzuela. sub-secretary of the interior
heat again.
the "climate city.” Better weather declared that these 500 • prisoners1
was called by Lucretia Mott
Clarence Woodruff and daughter.
¡than
the
valley
in
getting
now
could
Portland, Au«. 18.—All markets
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, early
were sent to the Islands to satfefy
Miss Eleanor Woodruff, of Smith
not be asked. The numlier of swim­ the iiersonal vengeance of certain in-'
are steady and unchanged.
era of Massachusetts and New
River, were local visitors yesterday.
in response to the Indignation arous­ mer» at the municipal lieach yester­ dividual* influential inuring the ad-i
They left this morning for Red Bluff
ed by tho refusal to permit women to day was greatly decreased.
«
ministration of Presidet Carranza.
where Mr. Woodruff will look over
lake part In the antl-elavery conven­
"Hereafter, persons actually con-1 Berlin, Aug. 18.—-French
some of the interior California
troops
tion of 1840. From tho date of that
vicled of felony will be sent to the
farms. They have a large place
clashed with the inhabitant« of Kat-
convention the suffrage movement in
Islands, but not those whose cases |
above Crescent City.
towltz,
an
important,
mining
town
in
the United StHtoH began the "fight
'have not been heard by the courts." Upper Silesia yesterday, 11
persons
Mrs. W. M. Bestone arrived today
that lasted 70 years and ended with
Senor Valenzuela said.
"Further­
being
killed
and
26
wounded.
Polish
from Portland and will accompany
victory. Another convention follow
more. more attention will be paid to
troops attempted to break up a mass
her husband back within a few dayB.
ed in 1852 al Syracuse. N. Y„ at
lhe prosecution of thieves on a large
■ a
Butte. Aug. 18.—Franklin D. Mr. Bestone has been spending the
meeting
near
Kattawitz
and
one
per
­
which delegates from Canada were
scale—such as paymasters who have
Roosevelt, democratic candidate tat past month here on business and will
son was killed and four wounded.
Moscow, Aug. 18. <Ijeon Trotzky,
present and It was there that Susan
absconded with funds entrusted to
vice president told a Butte audience leave soon for Portland making the
soviet
minister
of
war.
today
Issued
II. Anthony assumod leadership of
their care, and other dishonest pub­
today that the republicans were trip by automobile. He will return
tho cause to which she devoted her a call for volunteers for service on lic employes ”
“playing a shell game on'the Ameri­ here later.
the
southern
front.
The
call
was
is
­
life
can people.” In respect to the league
Robert Pringle and Edgar Wallace
Militancy In tho fight for suffrage sued in the course of an address at a
of nations the enemies of the league, will leave in the morning for Los
meeting
in
honor
of
Bela
Kun,
com-
In America tn,ado Its appearance with
he said, were still busy circulating
Angeles, making the trip by automo­
tho formation of the nntlonal wom­ miinlst loader, former foreign mln-
the story that England has six votes
Gier
of
Hungary.
bile. Mrs. Wallace left this after­
an’s part»' In 1913. On tl»e eve of
to America’s one in the league.
noon for the southern city where she
Inaiigu ration,
President Wilson's
will await her husband. They have
8,000 women led by Alice Paul, now
WILBUR W. MARSH
Tokio, Aug. 18.—The influence of
been stopping at the Josephine.
the chnrlman <>t the party, attempt­
GOV. A. E. SMITH
Japanese merchantmen in the South
ed to march from the cnpltol to tho
.-♦it"
White House. They were harassed
Philadelphia, Aug. 18.—The Phil­ Seas has declined owing to the re­
sumption of operations by foreign
by a hostile crowd which overran an
Fined for Violation —
adelphia mint turned out 501.000.- shipping companies which were com­
unsympathetic police and die capital
O. L. LinendaJl, who has charge of
000
coins
in
tho
last
fiscal
year.
pelled to stispend their services
of the United States had its first ex­
the Tokay pumps of the irrigation
Raymond
T.
Baker,
director
of
the
of
the
.world
during
that
part
perience with suffrage riots.
district, was fined by the police
United States mint, gave out the fig­ war.
Conilntflng their demonstrations
judge yesterday for disregarding the
In
pre-war
days
Dutch
and
British
over a period of seven years mom-
ures after inspecting the institution.
crossing man at the Southern Pa­
ships dominated the shipping trade
tiers at the women's party picketed
New die-cutting machines, electric In the direction of the Dutch East
cific crossing on Sixth street. It was
tho White TTouso with banners In
charged that he was coming across
furnaces and carrying devices have Indies. Singapore. Bankok and Hong-;
their hands and served terms In jail
the tracks and a passenger train was
been installed within the lust year kong, but during the war they were I
for tho disturbances of tho poaof
pulling *■. The ‘‘stop” sign was
IrRgely
superseded
by
Japanese
com
­
and efficiency methods have been
which grow out of tholr parades and
held
up but it was .held that Linen-
blockade of tho executive mnns'on.
|i <lo pi cd which gTeatly Increase the panies.
dall did not pay any attention to it
•The
position
of
Japanese
ships
has
During tho Inst few moaths’before
tpuWf the mht.
but went in front of the train. He
now become less favorable owing to
the adoption of the amendment tho
(>id a nominal fine into the city
The increase last year was abouQi 'the fact that merchants are shipping
mllltnnls redoubled, their exertions.
treasury.
2» per eent over 81919
In 1916 a direct from the I'•it ch Rast Indies,
Hovoral demonstrations ware held on
little over a mflfloa coins were pro- instead of from Singapore, to Eu­
the steps of tho Capitnl nnd on New
rope. Japanese ships have gradual­
Year's nay. 1919, wn h fires were
duced.
lag cut on—
ly withdrawn from the South Seas
Bithtod In front of the White House
Mz Baker recently returned from
Lynden, the nine yeai%>ld son of
trade
nnd
the
onl^
Japanese
concern
In which every speech undo by I ’tfk-
San Franciigx) mint where he Is pre- now maintaining a regulaT* service In
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sowell, of Kerby,
Idenf Wilson In Europe on democ­
was brought in to this city last night
paritR to install Improved machin­ that part of the world Is subsidized
racy ,'ttd self-government wks burn­
suffering from an accident in which
ery similar to t*t in tho Philadel- ' by the government.
ed
Tne acta, however, wore dis­
he had his foot cut off. He was in.
avowed hy the national r.sscc’ntlon.
phis mint.
W. It. C. Officers to Meet—
front of a mowing machine and the
Promptly with rhe passage of the
“With the recent additions,” said
All officers of the Women’s Relief
sickle caught him and cut hie foot
amendment hy the congrees tho suf­
Mr. linker, “the Philadelphia mint Drrps arc asked to meet tomorrow
off. An amputation of his leg was
frage forces turned tholr stf.yotlon
Is now not only tho largest njint in afternoon rt the Corr* rooms for
necessitated, Dr. Txiiighrldge having
to mliflcatfon bv thb nocekiarv three
this country hut manufactures a ■ 'tract Ice Any others Interested may
charge of the operation. At last re­
fourths of the state«. More special
Wtbur W. Maini, tiouter of the larger number of coinll than any otb- j s’so attend, ae final arrangement«
new portrait et Governor Smith ports the lad was reported as doing
sessions of the s*i to l.«gl.4latitres1 Ocmooratlc nation'1 commltete.
er mint In the world ”
I for the trip to Gold 'Hill will be made of New'York.
nicely.
G.O.P. IN SHELL GAME