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AMHO4TATED VREHH HKKVK» VOL. XL, No. nA. UNITED' FftEHH SEKVICB (IUAATH PAHS, JOOHPfmni (XHTNTY, OREGON; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1280. WHOLE NUMBER 4132. “SU New England Railroads Hay They Are ThroaUwied With Bankruptcy I'nloas Relief I« Afforded Curry County Banker jihoota Self In Port Inn A—Body Found Shortly After Shooting* English Fear Spread of Assassinations to London; Heavy Guards are Established; Papers Call For Suppression; Police Raid Park and Kill Citizens in Reprisal (MME FORMS* ISniT AFTER BE Washington, Nov. 22.—(A. P.) — Portland, Nov. 22.—(A. P.)—Ed PHYSICAL* FORCE MILL NOT BE till I um an Immediate financial relief ING (»VERED ItV ROGUE. USED AGAINST GREEKS SAYS ward A. Bailey, president of the la afforded New England railroads, OTHER* NEED REPAIR PREMIER Curry County Bank, at Gold Beach, ’’all of them will very short Oregon, was found dead in a subur ly be driven Into receiverships," the ban street here yesterday with a bul Interstate commerce commiealon was let wound In his head and a rifle by By Webb Miller rlctlms reported in a counter raid the told by attorneys representing his side. His widow said Bailey re (United Press Staff Correspondent) the police at Croke Park. linos; cently had been ill. She telephoned London, Nov. 22.—XU. P.)—- The >• the police yesterday after her hus- »proud of assassination to England Ixmdon, Nov. 22.—(A. P.)—The bgjad Ieft homg for a walk tearing LAST VICTIM OF AI TO WRECK — 4 on- 1 tuning» E»tlinalrsl al | was feared today following Dublin's Leyguee Will, Advocate Joint Not» » FOUND IN IxtLUMBIA RIVER ! red Sunday. Heavy guards were es sending of additional troops to Ire- hg wou]d hann hlmgelf. The body i rrte < onoiruclloti Found I iidani- With Great Britain Threatening land is being seriously considered, wag fo „ nd ghortly after He wag ng"<l—W hut » Aro Falling tablished tn Whitehall and Downing Withdrawal of Support the war office stated today. London St. Helens, Ore . Nov. 22.—-The itronta and Lrge bodies of troops 1s waiting anxiously for further news living here to give his five children schooling advantages. iKMiy found In the Columbia, river | were reported ready for quick dls- from Dublin following reports from Thu pouring of concrete upon the yeajerday has been Identified ka A patch to J.ondon. Paris. Nov. 22.—(A. P.)—The there of the killing of 25 and the { ■tract tire of th« Ravage llaplds dam J. McDonald, of Portland, one of five ' The wild uproar over the Dublin wounding of 100 yesterday. pr«nch government will not oppose Thej was resumed yesterday, aa was also mon drowned when an automobile ' situation compelled the suspension disorders began with the deliberate; by physical force the return of for the excavation on th» north «Ido of plunged Into the Sandy River n tew j o? today's session in the house of •hooting of 14 men, mostly military mer King Constantine to the throne i commons. The suspension yas pre- th« river for the lieti way. Some of weeka ago. . of Greece, which the foreign offiee officers. I coded by a scuffle between Joseph . the forma had been made ready for tL'nlu Inevitable. It is stated that The "Black and Tana" raided Develln, the Irish leader and several, tho concrete before the high water, Premier Leygues will advocate that Croke Park, where a football game j supporters of the government. •nd «orno of these were found to I mi France and Great Britain send ■ was In progress, and at least 10 men; The Ixindos Press called for de intact when the waler receded. Oth Joint note to the Greek people wan Paris, Nov. 22.—(U. P.)—Despite j ing the withdrawal of financial and termined governmental action to were killed. ers will need repair work before they I ----- — — ! France's loss of 1,750,000 soldiers suppress further outbiftaks. can be filled with the concrete, nnd economic support if Cpnstantine Is ________ ___ during _ the war, as well as the fact The Dally News described the out London, ____ Nov. __ 22. _____ —(A. ___ P.)—The .•onio are still under water. Tho two returned. breaks <m the "worst massacre of house of commons sitting was bus - that Tier death rate always tends to motors and pumps and two gasoline engines are being removed from the Bologna, Italy, Nov. 22,—(A. P.) British soldiers since the Indian mu- pended after Joseph Develln, nation-' exceed her birth rate, she is confi water today, and by night It Is ex - Seven people were killed and 30, Itny" and Insisted on the firmest ac- allst, came to blows with a unionist. dent that her next census to be taken pected that the disfigurement caused wounded tn a conflict between tb«i tlon, declaring that the empire is en- member during a debate on Ireland.' in March, 1921, will not'ahow a de by tho walers will have been cleared socialists and anti-eoclallsls at the | dangered. The alteration arose after Premier i crease In population. However, this will be due exclu •way Tho waters receded rapidly first meeting of the new municipal. The Times demanded the-stern un- Lloyd George had addressed the1 remitting vindication of the empire’s ' sively to the fact that there will be over Sunday, showing that much of council. house briefly, being followed laws declaring the murders bad done 1 included in her census the popula the coffer dam bi •till in place, and Develln when the session was Incalculable Injury to the Sinn Fein sumed. Develln's opponent. Major! tion of the provinces returned to her It Is believed that little work will be Jo^MolsM, wl'ogl^d tTDevEitaT f^ the war’ n3me,y the ^Pa^ents cause. required to put II ba< k Into commla- “Klimatic Kapers,” komedles with Dublin dispatches said strong po • of the Upper and Lower Rhine and slon again If it la thought advisable kick, will present an exceptional- Al- lice forces teday systematically raid I the Moselle, or In other words, Mr. Carrillo, th» superintendent, ly splendid program ’Wednesday Londoh, Nov. 22.—(A. P.) Sir, sace-Lorraine. It Is expected that ed Sinn Fetn gathering places search states that all evldencea of th» flood night, Thanksgiving eve, at the opera ing for the leaders In yesterday’s Hamar Greenwood declared in thejthe total popuiation will thus re- house. There are ten numbers on waters will have disappeared In a house of commons that plans of murderous outbreak. The Black and main close to 40,000,000. day or two re-1 -hat work will be the program, each bill being a credit Tan police were supported In these "paid assassins" had been discover France’s last census was taken in to the kind of act to which it belong*. underway ir tb< u -h the Rogue did ed recently to include destruction of 1911 and showed a population in Washington, Nov. IS.—(A. P.) — raids by troops and machine gun not oocasl* h ,ve a tantrum "Klimatic Kapere." is strictly a life and property In England as well France of 39,601,509 and a popula For the »tBS'ib'lon of those who The Western I’liiun Telegraph eom- •quads. The »umber of police killed home talent production with a pro as Ireland. tion for France and. Algeria togeth gram so varied as to appeal to every are qot fu > Oki. r ,e<l as to the con- pany has applied to the District of yesterday remained at 14 with 12 er of 45,156.337, which Included person in the house. From romantic dltlons of t.tS Fa-, age Rapids dam. Columbia supreme dourt for an In 1,132.696 foreigners. Superintendent Carrillo, of the Shat junction to restrain Secretary Dan comedy through the numbers InoluA- The French census is taken every Jns blackfaee singlns girlg muslcal tuck Construction Company, makes iels from Interfcrrlng with ttJS lay five years, but in -March, 1919. when Inumbers> hot 8cotcb and 0tb8r8 to the following statement of (tie status ing of a cable between Miami .and the next census should have been tbe thn w wt j „ d„n the ,h„ program promises ---- -- ndup to of affairs and the effect »lie recent Miami Beach, Florida. Kran?e. ha<J JeLa_rt“t“TS be * most'pleasing Entertainment. flood bos had upon the work: being occupied by the enemy, while “A KHmatie Dream,” “Whoa Liz "The concrete construction Is ab IMRTMXD MA HK ETV thousands of inhabitants of other zie.” "Hot Scotch," “When Love la solutely Intact; thq forms’are still departments In which fighting was Young,” “The Knockout,” are each In place with the exception of one flclent to defray the expense of its ' taking place had been obliged to worth ’the price of admission alone. Portland. Nov. 22. — (A. P.) — Cat Washington. Nov. 22. — (A. P.) — partially completed on the end near It is flee. As q consequence the census While one Is enjoying himself, he est th» by-pass which has been tle are strong, $8.50 to $9. Mogs T’.e Panama Canal has closed lbe operation and maintenance. went over until March of next year. may have the double satisfaction of thrown ont of place adjacent to bed are higher, »12 to »12.75, Sheep, test yo«r financially in its six yeais capable of doing more than this, and > eggs and butted are weak. it is not an idle prediction to state I . The last German census of the ' knowing w .Mf, vunv UXXX^ money AIC that the he ptuu paid 1U1 for ro ft by the force of tho stream of ctoration with an exces-, of »2,- that with proper management direct population of Alsace-Ixirraine placed. ; tJcket9 lg going t0 come bgck t(J hlm There Is absolutely no damage at the 8k7.r*/> in revenue over the expense ed along tho lines of a large business ft at 1.874,014 which is exp. id|througb tbg pro8peritv of tke entlrg north, or power house end of the complications In a contrpct Involv A enterprise, It will within a reasonable just about to offset France's loss in, community wblcb he helt)g t0 dg_ ing many thousand* of dollars over of oi'V at on and maintenance. structure. Ing the successful operations of the period of normal world conditions population caused by her dead dur-|ve)Op Hurd Brigadier General Chesitr "It has been brought to attention ... earn an actual profit on the cost. .ing the war. as well as her decreased that the engineering department lias dam nnd Installation of thia untk Cuñal, Ing. governor of the Panama I birth-rate resulting from the same “ The reports published (>y the From an analysis made under rea been severely srltlclsed for not hav predicted in his annual report to the oii av iki ing th» necessary plans ready so that Portland papers ure absolutely er secretary of war, made public today. sonable assumptions as to" amortisa roneous m to a $30.000 loss There tion, depreciation, obsolescence, and the work on the power house could t that within a reasonable period of have been brought to a higher and were not losers other than a few I ( normal world conditions, the canal interest, it Is estimated that with an annual revenue of three times that m RG^'ItS STEAL MONEY safer elevation. As a matter of Jus- thoihmnd feet of .lumber Washed will earn aa actual profit on its cost, of 1920 the canal will make a ffn- I-ROM PORTLAND CHURCH down stream, and most of this K be lice to the engineers we wish to stats which has been »366.650.000 exclu- ’ that the completion of the plans of. ing recovered. nnd the resaltant de- , sire of expenditures for its military anclal return on the investment. Thef* this unit of tho structure was out of ('*y ,n K’tting things stralgbleaed , and naval defense. In the mean time required to produce this result .Portland. Nov. 22. (A. P.) Yoncolla, Ore., Nov. 22.— (ü. P.) the jurisdiction of the engineering ,he w»ter receded. We time, the general added, the Canal will be affected by any changes In j Burkla^ Jast^nlghtJorced open the or . 'safe of the First Church of Chrigt —“We intend to study'conditions, department ns a machinery manu-' w011111 »>'»«' ,oUl >'”• »» not is preforming aa important commer legislation affecting charges f U- Scientist and stole $100. They at and’ do all In our power to give the tolls.” ■lecturer has entered Into a conlrket more than »2000. cial service by stimulating American tempted to break Into the First Pres city of Yoncolla a good, efficient gov to furnish tho dotalls of the construe-, Mtlpen completion of the strnetnre trade with rhe west coast of South In the year 2,745 vessels passed byterian church. ernment.” declared Mrs. Mary Burt, tlon pinna for this power house and In the main channel of the river, the America and the Orient. More than through the canal, of which 2,4 78 mayor-elect. were commercial transits. Tolls and will be TO per Ravage Rapids dam for the Installation of the turbines 25 per cent of the cargo handled “At the worst,” smilingly added nnd pumps, and for some unaccount cent completed, All of the eompll- through the canal since its opening other revenues amounted to »8,935,- FLYING CADETS KILLED WHEN able reason tho plans are not, aa’yet. rated form work for this structure 4s 1 was In transit between the United 871, while current expenses of opera AIRPLANE FALLS AND'BIRNS Mrs. Burt, “we can’t do any worse than the men have done.” - In the liiuuU of tho engineering de 'in this part of the dam. The remain- States and South America, and 14H tion and maintenance totalled to »«,- By "We,” the next mayor of Yon 548.272. The excess of revenue this def fit all stab coastruction and ixffbg partment. Ahy Innovation or change San Antonio, Nov. 22.— (A. P.) — per cent whs between the Atlantic in thb plans of tho power house con safe above ordinary flood watar. tho ' coast of the United States and the year reduced to »2,231,091 the i ex Two flying cadets. Sigmund Sxyman- colla meant the women, for a woman ski. of’San Antonio? and Jsme¡ Tur-! •lec‘ed. t0. eTe,¿.c,tv off,c* at cess of expense and maintenance over i struction would result in serious work will go on unhampered.” Orient. > Within the six years of operation. revenues for the six years the canal npy, of Berkeley, were killed when i the recent election. The present city 'their airplane fell and was burned. officials thought they were going to General Harding's report said, there has been in operation. be re-elected without any opposition, At the rate of revenues this year has been a marked Increase In traf but they awoke election night, after it Is expected that by June 30. 1921, fic through the canal .notwithstand ing the fac4 that the world war Inter the collections for tolls and other ' feverish trading reported the ballots were counted, to sadly Everett Earle Stouinril ON CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET ^realize the women had secretly put fered with the normal development canal revenues will exceed by »1,- \ ——. lover an entire slate—that Is. secret- of ocean-going commerce. After the 000,000 or more the total current ex Chicago, Nov. 22.—(A. P.)—Fev-1 ly as far as the men of the town penses of operation and maintenance entry of the United States Into the I war there was a decreaso tn com from the bpenlng to that date, offer erish trading is reported. Wheat is I wer® concerned. When I was Just n tiny lad ns round the streets I patter Mrs. Burt, mayor-elect. has been mercial traffic, due to the diversion which, the canal authorities arene, down 11 cents lower than any time ed In barefoot dnys, a playful lad. In pantaloons so tattered, there should be an excess of »5,000 ■ since 1917. Cofn and oats are low a resident of Yoncolla 4b years. She of certain lines of ships to trans-At 1 well remember that th • folk» of William Bryan chattered, is a native Oregonian, a republican lantic service but this was more thnn 000 or more each year. er than since 1915. nnd though I listened to their Jokes I didn’t think It matter and was graduated from Pacific uni The auxiliary services of the ca- offset by the Increase In traffic grow ed. But then when I grew up a Wt the talk was still ‘Bill versity in 1873. 1 are ing out of the war, chiefly on ac nal have been iargelyutilized and llrynn,' and folks seemed proud of It, yon bet, that Mill was One of the four women elected as count of the development of the ni of great value In carrying out the stlll-u tryln'. He was "the youthful- orator” and well do I members of the city council is the trate trade with the Pacific coast of policy of making ft attractive In all remember "free silver” talk whon politics boiled hot in old « wife of Jesse R. I»*s8well, the pres South America. of the incidental services th^t arc November. And now that I am getting gray the same elec ent mayor, whom Mrs. Burt defeated considered by shipping Interests In Dlscufalng the amount of money tion story brings Bill from out the hoary past still radiating at the polls. He has pledged the help routing their vessels. General Hard |(ixpetidod by tho United States on the' glory. He rises in his p' *e Io ask. now tli-t election’s over, of the out-going administration to canal. Governor Harding said: ing said, adding that it has not been why Wilson donlt give up the task and leave the White the new officials. "The Investment, from one point [ the purpose to make large profits on House dover. Bill thin’ 1‘ nt now our presldent^hoffbl In of view, may be regarded as havlne these activities', but rather to regu a fit of pouting, like so-ne s -ollt child just foid'hls tent Mil Geneva. Nov. 22.—(A. P.)—The JOAN OF ARC ABANDONED been made nnd 'justified tn the ere- ( late the charges so as safely to con- homeward gp n-scoutlng. Why don’t the democrats conspire ation of an Invaluable element of na- ver the coats. From these miscel- assembly of the league of nations * MTF.R BUFFETED BY WIND to bury William deep? Why 1» It William won’t stay dead Itionnl defense. Tf this ba true, the lancoua servl-es the receipts for year has adopted resolutions lnvitipg the San Francisco, Nov. 22.— (A. P.) and won’t be luled to sleep? , I —(Heavy winds buffeted and wrecked canal has nn additional value in ren- were: Coal, »6,032.573: water, 855,- ¡«lerlng useful service in time of'412; oil. groceries and miscellaneous, league council to confer with the ithe Joan of Art last night and cause ! neace, and'ln returning to the fed- supplies. »1.274.556, and mechanical powers with the view of constitutingj the abandonment of that vessel aft*r a force to end hostilities in Armenia. I salvage was found Impossible. |eral treasury revenue more than suf- repairs to ships. »3,873.933. STÄTEMENT SEVEN PEOPLE KILLED KILMATIK KAPERS TO BE FILLED WITH JAZZ EOR AN INJUNCTION REPORT SHOWS PANAMA CANAL MS BEST YEAR SINCE IT COMPLETED u/nuru uni n TO HELP ARMENIANS » T /
