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rants VOL.‘XL, No. It*. Dmln Courier GRANI* l’AMH, JOSEPHINE GOUMTY. OREGON, ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Athens, Greece, Novem- I'remler her.* 15—0A. P.) Venlxeloa admits defeat In yes terday** election, the main in aile of which was the restora tion of K^ng Constantino, which Vonlzeloe opposed. 4444V444444444444 <k»u»tan<in<»pl>' Crowded to Limit With Peo|»l<» Urrtng I rom S«-I>a— (a|M>l—Mor«» Are I WHOLE NIMBER ;lta®. AM ERK AN VESSELS WILL AID KKFIGEE8 FROM CRIMEA 4 ♦ ♦ Washington, Nov. 15.—(A. 4 OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS M. Paul Hymans President of Assembly; Declares There is Possibility of Amendment; “Observers” From United States in Attendance; Questions Will be Discussed fiEFUGEES FLOCK TO TUBKEÏ .... MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, llrjO. Genova, Nov. 15.— (V. P.) - M. I P.)—All available American 4 4 warships in the Black sea are 4 to assist refugees in leaving the ♦ 4 Crimea in advance of the bol ♦ 4 shevik armies ♦ 4444444444»*4444444 CHICAGO GIRLS GRAND JI KY LN NEW YORK WILL DTVEST1GATK EAST SIDE TRAGEDY Geneva, Nov. 15.—A. P.)—Deter Two Young and Pretty A' Ire«*«»» Are Young linn ronfi-sM-» to Part In Mall Paul Hymans, former Belgian pre- nl|nat|on to lay the foundation stones mier. was elected president of the' ot the league of nations is evident in Car R h U htj —Two Ollier» Are league of nations assembly, recelv-j Implicated In Statement the demeanor of delegates ot 41 1 MEET DEATH IN Found BruLxsl and Bloodstained . in Grant Park EXIT Si TO UWE BEEN LOCKED Ing 35 of the 4 2 votes cast. Hymans in his address immediate countries when they convened today Chicago, ly following the election, declared for the first session of the assembly ------ Nov. 15.—(A. P.)—'Two Pl roprii-tors and Janitor Arranged. Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. 15.— there was a possibility that the cove of the league. Although some dlf-|foun5 and PreU/ r actresses were “Profesional Guardians” Em (A. I*.* Toatofffce inspectors adrnlt- nant may be amended. “We don't ferences of opinion have arisen, j found murdered mysteriously in ployed to Evade Law Paris, Nov. 15 (API Follow- ted the arrest of Morl i'hllllpa, aged I pretend that the covenant is perfect there was evidently a disposition on Grant Park close to the Michigan New York, Nov. 15.—(A. P.)—-A 20. a mall sorter, in connection with I or that It ean‘1 be improved," he the part of the delegates to meet : boulevard. The bodies were bruised Ing the fall of Bebantnpol. the bolshe- grand jury will investigate Sunday’s mall car robbery here Saturday 1 declared. the and bleed stained, their hair matted every situation with fairness and to vlkl are in control of the entire Cri Panic in an east aid«» motion picturs They also admit that he con- Premier Motta, ot Switzerland. In , endeavor to reach a decision which 1 with burrs. There are no burrs of mean peninsula. General W ran gel, night ’ house in which six children were fessed to having bad a part In the welcoming the delegates, declared would be acceptable. | the kind in Grant Park. The United and his staff, and M Martel, the trampled to death. The district at robbery. lie Implicated two other : that he wished most ardently that States Is not represented officially French high commiaslonnr at ftebas- 'CREW TAKEN OFF SHIP torney said he learned that certain men, It was elated. Inspectors said : the United States won't delay longer but .American "observers” will at tapol, were taken aboard the French WRECKED IN SUPERIOR theatres employed “professional Phillipa admitted that he was riding the occupation ot her legitimate seat tend the sessions and report develop warship. It 1» expected at Constan guardians” to get around the city on the engine tender at the time ot In the assembly, “although there aré ments to Washington. A definite tinople tonight or tomorrow. Superior, Wis., Nov. 15.—(A. P.) ordinance which prohibits children the robbery, acting as lookout. No plainly evident chasms and inevitable system of disarmament and a plan * ! —Half of the crew of the freighter under age attending performances estimate »»• made of the amount of Imperfections in the covenant,” he for using the economic blockade ! Francis J. Widler were taken off Constantinople. Nov, 15. (A P. 1 alone. Proprietors of the theater said. "The foundation will stand against the nations which transgress - Thirteen thousand refugees are the loot taken. the vessel, which was wrecked out and the janitor were arraigned. It ' even if the first work collapses.” he the league orders were among the here from Sebastapol, but because of side White Fish bay It Lake Super is alleged that an exit was locked. added. « principal subjects to be discussed. the lack of accommodations In the signs Big Contract— ior. The remainder will be taken J. Carrillo, general superlnten- B. city they are aboard the ships Sev off today. here tor the Shattuck coQstruc- dent eral thousand more are due here, it is understood that 30,000 have been lion company. has received word Tokio, Nov. 15.— (A. P.)—Anti- from his brother. Leo Carrillo, that permitted to take passage. Christian mobs twice broke up Sal- he has signed a big contract to go I« ration Army jubilee celebrations Into vaudeville In the east. .Mr. Car here yesterday. rillo is well known on the coaet hav ing appeared In a number of first BEAVERTON MAN KILLED class productions which have been In last week the people of the Illi Nevada City. Cal., Nov. 15.—(A. WHEN STRI CK BY AN AITO the west The last play In which he In lummaging around for an ap had a lead part, was Lombardi. Ltd., nois valley found real western life in P.)—'Hundreds of head of cattle propriate title for the Chamber of Beaverton. Nov. 15.—(A. P.)— Commerce high jinx at the opera which was in Portland last winter. the Siskiyou mountains. J. E. Sow trapped on the mountain ranges of It la understood that Mr. Carrillo ell found a nest of two baby moun Nevada. Sierra, Placer and El Do- Scott Allen, living near here, waa house. Wednesday, November 24th, tain lions which he has at his home. rado counties by the early snows killed today when he was struck by Thanksgiving eve, a host of good ti will receive 12000 a week. An enjoyable time was spent at He is still in pursuit ot the mother have virtually all been rescued, this an automobile. tles were suggested and the selection, the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A Rob The cubs are being raised on a bot- being made possible by the cessation rendered difficult. inson. Weal G street. Saturday even I tie. While they have not yet opened of the storms following the bigi “Klimatik Kapers" was selected ing. November 13, It being the ooca- I their eyes, they resist domestic cul- storm of«October 16. because it suggested our glorious weddina annlver- slon of their 50th |ture to the extent of havtng to be In many cases the cattle were driv- climate and probably more appropri sary. Among the gueata present handled with gloves. en out through two and three feet ately styles the various number on were n nutnl»er of old time friends. Leon Grimmett also had a bit of of snow, the cattlemen breaking the program better than the mero and many events >f days long xtjne 'excitement, while riding the range trails with horses. Whole bands of word "comedy.” “Klimatik Kapers” by were brought to mind Judge for cattle. He came upon two brown cattle were nearly starved when they * — comedies with a kick—will make Gillette. In n happy and pleasing I xm Angeles, Cal., Nov. 15.— (A. I cub bears basking in the sunshine. reached the low altitudes. you laugh until your sides split and way, read the marriage ceremony ' lie thought it an easy mark, so shot The stockmen report that deer Medford, Ore., Nov. 15.—George your ribs shake loose. that united the bai/y couple for an P. A community Thanksgiving pa- at one and killed it. The other was were also trapped in the high alti Anderson, arrested in this city a the Pilgrim geant in memory of other 50 years of joys and sorrows. * wounded but got away. By that time tudes by the early snows. Follow week ago for attempting to pass a Congratulations were then In order Fathers. In which the spectators will the mother bear could be heard at a ing the (nstinct of their kind they SEAPLANES WILL SEARCH FtJR forged check on Toggery Bill, escap nnd a hoaqnet of beautiful chrysan take as active a part as the actors I distance. Only having a six shoo, r gathered in bands of ten or fifteen DISABLED AMERICAN VESSEL ed from the county jail about 7 themselves, is to be staged by the themums was presented to Mrs Rob with three catrfdges, 1-eon decided and forced their way through the : o'clock Saturday night by clubbing inson. Supper was served at 9:30. Hollywood Woman’s club November to go, while the going was still good. deep snow to the lower valleys. Washington. Nov. 15.—(A. P.) — Jailer Bert Moses over the head with 27, on the grounds of the future The guests and friends present Coast guard seaplanes at Morehead However, the mother gave chase and a buidgeon made out of a stick ot were Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kenyon. Mr. home of the Art Alliance society, In , for a while looked as it she would City, North Carolina, were ordered I wood, when he entered the jail the Hollywod canyon, near here. and Mrs. Challson. Mr. and Mrs. to search for the American steamer : lock the cells for the night. The pageant theme, which will be get her victims. A narrow escape Rummage Sale a Snccea« Champlain, Judge and Mrs. Gillette, Makanda, disabled southwest of was .effected only by having a fast 1 W. H. Johnson, president developed by songs and dances, will Dr and Mrs. Flanagan. Mr. and Mrs The rummage sale held on Satur- defunct Bank of Jacksonville Cape Lookout lightship. horse. W. M. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs Ends. follow as closely as it is found prac day in Smith’s new garage, by the ed with the check forger not ticable to do so. according to Mrs. Mrs. Brown. Miss Brown. Mrs. Wll- ladies of the park board was a de- I the jailer, and probably saved the Mining Prospects Bright— mOt. Mrs. Znns. Mrs. W. G. Moore. William De Mllle, chairman of the cided fcucces. Over $300 was cleared. latter’s life. Heeding the wtrds of Mining prospects in the Takilma Mrs Alfred. Mrs. H. L. Perkins and pageant committee. Episodes from ------ -— | This money will be used to pay for ; the imprisoned banker, Anderson district are said-to be very bright at Indian days to the arrival of the Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. McLane. Woodland. Cal., Nov. 13.— (A. P.) ■ the electric equipment at the auto! dropped his club and raced through the present Rime. K. J. Khoeery, Mayflower; the landing of the Pil —Along one block in this city are I camp, The committee desires to ex-, the jail doors. Jailer Mos As stag- a well known mining man of Takilma grim fathers and the welcome by two families named Howard, two 1 press its thanks to Herbert Smith stered to his feet, and fired three 18 in the city today. He says that the Indians, through the first named Holt and two named Mast. ' for the donation of the use of the shots at the fugitive, but his aim the mines are getting in order to Thanksgiving dinner, and the court The Howards, occupying contiguous | sales room, to the ladies who served was ---------------- ------ *._•------ ’ He ’- start work in the spring in earnest, poor owing to the darkness. ship of Priscilla and John Alden will premises in the middle ot the block, as a sales force, to the high school then fired three shots in the air as and that he expects to see much ac- Tacoma. Wash.. Nov. 13. (A. P. 1 bo enacted. are unrelated, as are the Holts who girls for the serving of tea, and to * —One of the largest potatoes grown a general alarm. The escaped pris- i tivity at that time. Mr. Khoeery Members of the club will take flank them on either side. The two ( all who donated articles for the sale! In the state Is on display here, It part of the colonial dames and ! oner is supposed to be hiding in the also thinks that Josephine is to be- Mast families occupy the corner pro-| and in any way helped to make the | was grown by Dr. C. fl. Cope and grim mothers, while the commun woods back of Louis Ulrich's house. I come a big producer of copper and i>erties on the block. sale the success that it was. weighs exactly six pounds. Anderson was evidently alone in [ gold. ity will be mobilized to sing hymns ----- ,------------ his plot to escape. The floor of the and folk songs of periods through < liange Takes Effect— second tier of cells extends over and which the story runs. PORTLAND MARKETS The change in schedule on the to one side of the jail door. Ander Marlon Morgan and a group of Southern Pacific railroad took effect dancers will present the French son lay on his stomach on the upper Portland, Nov. 15.— (A. P.) — yesterday, causing a number of peo- danoes. while Norma Gould and an tier, and when Jailer Moses passed Cattle and sheep steady. Hogs low 'ÍMWvj; plo to miss their trains. All but other group of dancers will give dealt him a heav/ blow alongside the er. 113.75 to $14.25. Eggs firm. trains. 53. due here at 2:10 p. m.. Dutch novelty acts. The Y. W. C. A. head. He then jumped down and Butter three cents higher, extra and 54, due at 6:35. are earlier. The and Woodcraft girls have been se rained blows on the stunned keeper, cubes 53 cents and 55 cents new Shw»ta came through yesterday lected to give Indian and folk Inter until W. H. Johnson, attracted by on the first trip since the sen-ice was pretations. Small children also will the hubbub arrived, and pleaded with ODVRIER PROTECTS READERS WITH TWO PRESS AGENCIES restored. tak^ the part of Indians. the infuriated prisoner to cease his 4 attacks, The escape was modeled 4 Beginning today, the Courier ♦ after that of “Red” Black last Au- 4 gust, who hit the jailer with a stick 4 will receive news reports from ♦ 4 two of the largest news agencies ♦ of wod as he entered the door. OVER IN IRELAND 4 In the United States. Tn addi ♦ IGED WOMAN IS VICTIM 4 tion to the Associated Press dis Everett Earle Stanarti IN WTOMOBII.E ACCIDENT 4 patches. which the Courier has ♦ / 4 been receiving, the United Press 4 Eugene. Nev 15.—J(A. PA— Mrs 4 has been secured. With the ad 4 Iflshmep are scrapping. What's It ail about? Ulster- tugusta T-eader. aged 70. of Port 4 dition of the United Press ser Ites are yapping, Unionists are out. »And Sinn Felners hor- land. was killed by an a itomoblle vice. all danger of a “scoop” rid march and yell and scoot. Belfast hears the clangor, yesterday when she was struck at a bv any of the evening papers Cork Is full of anger, Dublin nnd old Bangor can't and •V street corner. • of the state will be forestalled. ♦ won’t be mute. Bayonets are clashing—hear the rabble shout ♦ The-United Press will send in window lights go smashing. What's It all about? COLLEGE STI DENTS STADE 4 at least one feature story a day ♦ We cannot expound It. Why the Irish do It. Many a WILK Ol'T 11 ST. JOHNS 4 while the regular service will ♦ nmn has found It too deen to see through It. There are be handled by the Associated home-rule factions fighting with a crew that with old dis innanolls. Md.. Nov 15.- t \ P Press. This action by the ♦ tractions sy home-rule won't do. Time don't heal the Refusing to accent a compromise Courier marks a big stride to ♦ trouble, wnr with vigor double will just knout and bubble It* agreement offered by the board of ♦ ward protecting the readers of while men are not free It’s the age-old story, sad and yet St. Johns college, relative to the 4 the paper with all the latest 4 sublime, fraught with blood and glory till the end of time. King Albert. Queen Elizulu th and then Prince Leopold hazing of freshmen, th? sophomore 4 news, very few papers the size nud Prince t’l'iirlt boarding the Bmaillan dreadnought Sa<> » I’nuio nt Z. e class walked out in a body today, fol 4 of the Courier being able to brugge. Belgium on which they sailed for a tour of Rnrait «■ » guests of th«' lowed by the juniors, seniors and ♦ boast of two news services. 4 Brazilian guv» mu.vut. 4 4444444444*»44444 ♦ freshmen, about 250 In all. RESCUE STOCK TRAPPED COUPLE CELEBRATE REFUSE TO BE TAMED Belgian Roy?1 IS ‘KLIMATIK KAPERS” Ho#»«- I
