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g Datlg Courier Ore. Ubrary Library '-’ '■<üv«r»lty «üverslty of oí Ore. routs VOL. XI., No. I«. GHANTH PAHS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON» WEDNESDAY, NOV. Hi, .1930. . WHOLE MVflIEK 312«. TO BE SETTLED Dynamite l'»<-«i on liulliilng—No One Injur»»!—Trouf'li» Helwora the (liurt'h McnijM'r» Typhoon Strikes Vessel in South Pilli I Pi »ine«—Wse ConstwiM Ship * San Haailllo 'Struthers, Ohio, Nov. 10. The Manila, Nov. 10.—Forty-eight per- NATION-WIDE SELLING ORGANI parish house of the Holy Trinity I sons :<e belleved to* have perished ZATIONS TO BK ESTABLISHED Chbcho Slovak Catholic church was TION OF MINORA I when the coastwise steamer San Ba I N LESS WAGES RAISED | siilo was st ruck by a typhoon last dynamited and th« porch blown off None wore Injured The house was ' Wednesday en route to Puerto BeHo, ocupled by Rev. John Frena, ! oyte Island South Philippine«, te I against whose appointment recently, j curling i< a nu rvi vor who »•« n protest was made by members of i brought here by the steamer Semai the church, who for a time main I after drifting four dt.ys in an o¡>en Efffforte of HailXati Operators and I boat Club Owtuww <»f «hr American tained an armed guard to prevent his lrre»|M>iu»il»lo Pinion» and Corpora, Grange Master Say» Threat Not In taking possession. and National lanaguO to Mort lion» Were Alloted Vessel», Employes Together With Shippers tended—Farm Workers Must Re This Work in Chicago Itldiiirsison Tell» Coiifmlttee Ha» Relieved the Situation ceive Same Pay as Others ItEPIlEKI NT ITI VE OF N ATIONAL 1.1 \t.l I IDDIll ss| s ISHOCI V MEETING TO BE HELD FRIDAY ONLY MEANS FIMEfflM Kansas City, Ma, Nov. 10. -Garry Now York, Nov. 10.—Individuals Washington, Nov. 10.—The back Herrtnann, repres«i>tlng thè National and corporations of no financial ; of the car shortage has been broken. liMiiif«. addroHalng thè National As standing and having no experience Clyde B. Atchison, of the Interstate sociai lon of Minor latague». drclarod * in maritime affairs have been allo-; commer e commission, declared be thnt peace in thè major l>-ugue base Parls, Nov. 10.—France’s 1,000,- rated Shipping Board vessels for' fore the annual convention of the ball wnr I h In night Ile sald in in formai mortine of 18 club otrnsrs of Portland, Nov. 10.- -Schuyler C. operation. J. F. «Richardson testified national association of railway and 000 wsT-dealf are soon to be trans thè National and American Iraguo» Spencer. u prominent attorney, «hot when the Walsh congressional corn-] utilities commissioners. "As a ro ferred to permanent military ceme- wlU be hrld In Chicago on Frlrfay. and killed himself and shot and ser mittee resumed Its investigation of suit of efforts of railroad operators I teries or reinterred in private bury- of rela- iously wounded his wife early today the alleged irregularities of Shipping | and employes with the assistance of ' in; gounds, at the option Board affairs. Richardson, who is the shippers and under the policy tiros. At the home of his partner it was K. J Khoery. ot Takilma, spent _ the commission, _ It may be many monthe before we are said he had suffered two stroke« of secretary to the Walsh committee., laid down by yesterday evening In the city. the work is even well under way but conducted an investigation into the now facing a possibility of a surplus paralysis and feared another and the the start is to be made soon, under Mrs Margaret Moore left Saturday deed wan attributed to this fart board's operating methods. He de-¡of equipment.” authority of laws passed at the last dared Irresponsible individuals were' for Portland In her Studebaker se- I session of parliament and now made ¡favored while established steamship dan The car was driven by her rompanle« complained of inability to brother, Otto H«l»chal John B. Renault Jr., of Jackson effective by decrees. obtain any tonnage from the govern- ville. was a business visitor in the A separate monument, of a design C. N. Reynolds and eon, of I-os An- , not yet adopted, will be put at the ■ ment. Koles. are registered at th« Western city yesterday and today. • head of each grave and the care of Thb% expect to si>end the winter in the military grounds will devolve the city. upon the government In perpetuity. Mr and Mr». W. M Wyrick arriv- ‘ Sanitation and lack of transpor etl yestorilay from Hoquiam, Wash., tation has delayed the assembling of and will spend the winter in Grants Ixuidon. Nov. 10. -Soviet forces the bodies but It has been decided I*n»s They have a number of min have penetrated the Crimean penin that by careful planning the work ing claims In the county which they sula. according to an official wireless > may now be done without danger to will Inspect. statement from Moscow ! health or to industry. Boston, Nov. 10.—The establish ment of nation-wide selling organiza tions which shall fix the price of farm products if the farmer does not receive the same pay for the same hours of work that others receive was predicted today by Sherman J. Lowell, master of the national Grange of Patrons of Husbandry, in opening the annual convention. ''There 1« no threat in this. We have been driven to it to preserve our agriculture,” he declared. Changee since th*e beginning of the war and rulings of the national government have been to the advantage of farm ers, he stated. TRIES 10 KILL WIFE AGREEMENT IS SHOWN AUTOS ARE NEEDED TO -A- EXPLOSION IN FREIGHTER ON HUDSON KILLS TH REB New York, Nov. 10.—An explosion occurred this afternoon in the en gine room of the Southern Pacific freighter El Mundo at pier 51 In the Hudson river. Three are missing and six are injured. The Hague. Nov. 10—»The often re- [ ^Jiverybody who own» a car is re-j • . ■> I pea ted and often denied statement quested to be out tomorrow for the, Masons to l«iy Corner Stone— COLBY AN.NOVNCEB STOPS The Masonic lodge of Medford will HI GH SUMS ARE PAID TO IN TRIP TO MOI TH AMERICA that the former German Emperor j Armistice day parade. The cars do| STATE FOR LANDS IN S. OREGON lay the comer stone for a new church William came to Holland with the! not need to be decorated but it is building in Medford Sunday morn Washington, Nov. 10.- -Secretary pre-arranged consent of the Dutch desired that as large a number as Salem. Nov. 10.—The Pacific Live of State Colby announced definitely Queen Wilhelmina is now made by possible be'in the lineup. A number ing. Past Grand Master W. H. ’Han- stock company today paid the state agan of this city has been appointed that on his trip to South 'America he one of the German officers. Lieuten- ot local organizations will be out.The 150,000 as a part of 1125,000 for * by the grand master to take charge would visit Rio de Janeiro, Monti-; «nt Count Detlf Moltke. who said he point has been emphasized that this I vedlo and Buenos Aires himself accompanied the emperor' is not merely a I-egion celebration; of the ceremonies, and he desires quitclaim deed to lands in litigation ----- i from Spa to Amerongtw. | but Is a day wheu everybody should that as many Grants Pass Masons as in* Harney and Malheur cou nt Ian. Moltke's article |n the Journal of turn out to make it a success. Every possible be present with him at Med The first $25,000 was paid a year ago. The next $50,000 is due a year ford Sunday, morning. i ,he ■s**t*onal R,md of German sol-; ex-service man in the county is want-1 from today. I dlsnv reprinted in the Dutch press ed out in full uniform at the court-: W. R. C. . Notice — • says that the Dutch consul - In * — Brus ' house at a few minutes before 21 Members of the W. R. C. are re REPRESENTATIVE OF RED CROSS sels. warned his government on the o'clock tomorrow afternoon. night of November 10, 1918, of The stores are all closing tomor-; quested to meet at the courthouse BRIT ALLY fclLLED BY SOVIETS William's plan and the emperor, by fow. The courthouse will also be tomorrow afternoon at 1:39 in order telegraph asked permission of the closed. The day is also a holiday for,to form for the Armistice day pa- London. Nov. 10.—Capt. Emmit queen to enter her country. the school students as all schools are rade. Fresno. Cal., Nov. 10.- Farming Farm school at Davis, the farm ! Kilpatrick, representative of the ______ On arrival In to be dismissed. Holland William I must l>e made more profitable to bureau movement and land settle-1 American Red Cross in South Russia, was Informed that the Queen had put, The dance in the evening is to be Troupe Goes North— those engaged In It and country life and two nurses were brutally killed inent projects were named by the Bentlncks castle at his disposal, as one of the best features of the day The show troupe of the production roust be made more attractive not serts Moltke. and promisee to be well attended. ¡“Just Around the Corner,” which during a bolshevik cavalry raid on only for young men «nd women but state controller. Salkovo station, says a Sebasto- i played here last night at the opera the Chambers stressed the need ot a I also for farm laborers, John 8. dispatch. pol house left this morning for Roseburg Chambers, »late controller, said In protective tariff. He said he I where they will play tonight. They an addrens before the 5 3 rd State not talking as a partisan but PORTLAND MARKETS did not arrive until rather late last Fruit Growers and Farmers conven- citizen nnd from a strictly business' night and as a result the show was tlon hero today point of view. California is above all Portland, Nov. 10.—Markets are slow in starting. There was a very Unless the trend from the country things else an agricultural state, sub-, steady Hogs 114.50 to $15. small crowd in attendance. to the city is checked, ho said, the Ject to the competition of the wide United States will become dependent world, he pointed out. Her lemon, ui»on overseas countrlm for her food, growers and those who produce | Washington. Nov. 10.—The Im-; Newport, R. I., Nov. 10.—The an-, Among the agencies that should beans, wool, wheat, rice and other be given state aid the college of agri- products must be protected if they i pending, change in the national ad- j nouncoment at the navy war college culture, the stnte fair, the University are to survive and prosper, he held. ministration will have no effect on of awards for notable naval Service negotiations with Japan regarding during the war, contained no men the California anti-alien law. said the tion jot honor for Admiral William state department. These negotiations. | S. Sims, president of the college, who j are nearing completion and a new 1 commanded the American naval forces 1u the war zone. treaty will lie drawn soon. Constantinople. Nov. 10.—Pillage the Turkish army, following on the by the Turks of the Imperial Rus retreat of the Russian army, which NOW LET'S FORGET Knights of Columbu- Film*»— Transients on Move- sian watering-place of Abbas Toll K. C. films will be shown at the Many transients are to be seen man in the Caucasus mountains, |s had cone bolshevik. The Turks were 4 Evorett Earle Stannard Oregon tonight and tomorrow night every day in Grants Pass. Most of being investigated here. A large amazed at the richee of Abbas, Tou The tumult and the shouting dies, showing In an interesting manner the them spend but a few hours here quanfity of the furnishings and man. The commandant of the 31st / Defeated candidates depart. activities of the Knights of Colum taking the first train they can get paintings belonging to the luxurious brigade sealed up all thef valuables And once again we're swatting files, bus during the war, and giving a to the south where they can loaf all villas of this little city, where many he could find. Then came the sign Or paying coin to see Bill Hart. groat idea of how the money sub winter without working. They ask of the aristocracy of Russia used to ing of the treaty by which Abbas R's over now, the noise, the fret. And politics wo can forget. scribed here and elsewhere was for enough money to get a meal. A pass their vacations, has been dis Touman was left to Georgia. spent. few ot them said that they expected covered in Constantinople. Some of No sooner had the Turktsn com Far called, the beaten ones toil ay to go to southern California where these furnishings are 1n the palace mander learned of t{Hs treaty than No longer «tump stump it with hlue fire. they would spend the winter, having of Enver Pa^ia. formerly Turkish he gathered up, before leaving, all And«from our thoughts are far away Miss Tuffs Director— A h is old Nineveh and Tyre, Mlsa Minnie f* Tuffs hue been ap enough money to last until spriAg. war minister, on the 'Bosphorus, now valuables and hurried them to Ba- , Wo'ro glad to see them go, yon het; pointed school director to till the po-I Most of them are young men about occupied by the French general staff., . turn. He notified Essad Pasha at We don't care how far off they get. sition left vacant by the death of 20 years of age. The pillage of Abbas Touman is ; Constantinople that this booty should If drunk with crude illicit booze Mrs. T. P. Cramer. Miss Tuffs has one of the untold stories of the ra 'be offered to the Sultan. Meanwhile. The losers rage and paw the air been In the public schools here for A. Qnaif. who has been Working pacious Turkish pashas and generals | as his army withdrew. It is charged Such language as poor losers use a number of years and will undoubt-| here for some time, left Tuesday Abbas Tonman is unknown outside of ' that he systematically robbed Who weep and wall and tear their edly fill the position to the very best I morning for Eugene. RtissIA. Yet it was one qt the little chur hes and convents and sent these It does not touch it«. We can let Our minds the seething pot* forget. advantage. paradises with which countries lying I treasures also to Batum. Two other NEW FEIT! HE ADDED near the Black sea are blessed. Nest Turkish commanders are alleged to And yet It almost seems we must ♦ ling in the mountains of Georgiy, it j have shared in the loot. ♦ 4fmm nt our lyre and plnv the bard. ♦ The Courier will for several ♦ nosttessed one of the beautiful and Finally the three men sent their While »watleii files fall in the dust ♦ weeks publish daily a sentiment ♦ lengthy driveways for which the ! relative shares to Constantinople, Or nt friend ’Don«’ we Btare so hard On account of the Armistice Hcrdirtg’n the man! Whoopee! You day celebration and the ' fact from the pen of Everett Earle ♦ Caucasils Is famous. During the hot , when Enver Pasha demanded to That's all wo don't need to forget! that all business will be sus ♦ Stannard. The first one t.ppears ♦ summer months, the imperial Rus have a look at the three lots. As ♦ today in verse, but others will ♦ sian family used to pass a few weeks minister of war. he took his choice pended. there will be no Issue of the Daily Courier on Th urs- E follow tho Wilt Mason style. ♦ among the pine” of this rich center ' ->nd sent Rome of the furniture and day. The cfft e will remaln ♦ Mr. Stannard is spending the ♦ of museums, villas and churches. pictures to Kourorutschesme, his ♦ closed all day. Up the beautiful roads from Batum marble faced palace on the Bosphor- ■E winter hero A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « to Tiflis, came in the spring of 1917, us, where they »til remain. Will Talk on Army— In the main addreaa tomorrow at the opera house, which will be de livered by Rev. I* Mvron Hooter, the subject of "The American Army Overseas” has been chosen An ex cellent progrram has.been arranged. The afternoon entertainment will start Immediately after the parade. r nr 111 nr linnF Hl jin fl r MIIKr UL IlinUL IllUIlL
