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•'•’•rei/ "r »1 o ’ » ted PRESS SERVICE i UNITED PRESA SERVICE --------------------- • .gu a URANIN PANH, JONHI'UINK 4OPNTY, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, IU20 JAMES C. CANTRILL WHOLE NUMBER 3134. J. EUTLER WRIGHT tggj V, TO END BATTLE BRITISH HEt RET SERVICE I N COVERS frLAN OF REVENUE ON CITIZENS SAYS PAPER * */ 4J- / 1 ESTIMATE MADE THAT MILLIONS PROTEST IH EXI’EITED ON METH WILL BE WITHOUT WORK BY OD« OF GIVING .MANDATES END OF THE YEAR OVER FORMER < OLONIES COMMISSIONERS STATIONED IN THICK OF FIGHTING PLEAD WITH LEADERS o A Government Tak<v> Pro autlonary .Measure« to Forcatali Dcatrui tlon of Canal and IJ»cr|><«il Ikxk 0 w? Representative James C. Cantrill of Kentucky has taken over a large part I’lnn Is to Effort Union of Itevolo* Aitlon in Con fortuit y Willi Itesolu- tionary Bo«li<* In Unlt««d Stat«* 1 ut ion for Armenian Intervention to l‘rollìi »to Uprising Taken by Ixwiguo Council « . g. Ww'.rfn Nfwtpspet Ç » Armistice HaM to Be Proceeding. Other Disiiatches Say Warfare Continues I'lubaled Washington, Nov. 24.—(A. P.)— Geneva, Nov. 24.— (A. PA—Ger London, Nov. 24.— (U. P.)—Sta The ItuHSian soviet authorities esti many's prot-ot against the method I J. Butler Wright holds the position tioned in “No Man's Land” with a of first councillor in the American em mate that 5,000,000 men will be un-’ of tho league in awarding mandates bassy In London. I telephone leading to both the Polish employed in the United Sttaes by the oi er former German colonies is- ex-1 and Lithuanian headquarters, the end of the year, and two represents- [ | thus of the third internationale have pectcd to come before the assembly league of nations commiaaionere i been sent to organize soviets here, of the league of nations today, pleaded with the opposing I vainly to end the fighting, accord according to information from Mon Amendments to the covenant of the I cow. The mission is to unite the league are not to come before this . leaders I revolutionary movement in America iu-s»iun of the assembly, it has been I in? to a diapatch received here. The ! into one fighting body to bring about < decided. i commission invaded the battlefield Ian armotl revolution, the advices I Action in conformity with the CHICAGO PITCHER SLASHED with a special train flying the league «tatod. Every precaution will be resolution for Armenian intervention WITH RAZOR IN QUARREL’ of nations' flag. The battle con Ttirvi« Others Injured Wl»«-n Through taken to prevent the soi-iet organ recently passed by the assembly of .Men Held to Be Representative of tinued to rage with gun and rifle fire SoutlMVn Pacific Freight Plows izers from entering the United the league of nations was taken by whining past only 200 yards away. Konoaha. Wta.. Nov* 24.—(A. PA Head of Organization Arrested on States Into Rear End of Iss ai the council of-<he league today. Taking turns, they pleaded that —Jam«* Vaughn. Chicago National Charge of Violating Law the league’s request for an armistice Inagiio pitcher, was slashed with a be heeded, then they threatened pun rasor last night by hta father-in-law aa a result of a quarrel prompted by Sulem. Nov. 24.— (A. P.)—<A. F Portland, Nov. 24.—(A. P.)—Joe ishment by the league. late reports Mm Vaughn's divorce proceedings. Strange, conductor, lost a leg and Gamman, said by the police to be the from Vilna are conflicting. Armis Engineer H. L. I’arker, Fireman W. representative of William Haywood, tice plans are said to be progressing. Everett, Wash . Nov. 24. (A. PA E McIver And Brakeman W. B. head of the Industrial Workers of It was also stated that the fighting — Detective Fox was shot and killed Smith were Injured when a Southern the World, was arrested here late continued with .unabated fury. Zel- last night by a highwayman. Charles l’n Ific freight crushed into the rear yesterday. He is said by the police igowskis forces are still making pro Harris. 21. waa.arr<wtod later on sus end of a local freight at Chemawa to have been placed in charge of the gress in the northwest. picion. Amid the high school yells and Washington, Nov. 24.—(A. PA— Industrial W’orkers of the World ac early thia morning. Seven demolish ed cars blocked tho trucks, Train« cheers for a victory tomorrow, the For many months the little city of tivities in the northwest. high school football team left this were detoured via Silverton. Coulogne in the Aisne region of morning for Albany where they will mix with the husky aggregation France possessed but a single chair FIVE PERSONS REPORTED DEAD FOLLOWING EXPLOSION there. The entire student body and j and it was Jhe property of the mayor. REPRESENTATIVE MONDELL IIAH Janesville, Wte., Nov. 24.—(A. PA It was officially known as "The faculty were at the train when it pul-1 THIRD HEIUOIS ACCIDENT led out, to give the boys a seud-ofl Chair” until the Junior Red Cross -—Five persons were reported killed of America sent to that city a motor in a boiler explosion at Stroughton, Washington, Nor. 24.—Itepresen-' that nitght bring home a vfeie^. truck loaded with chairs and tables Wisconsin, today. Portland. Nov. 24.— (A. PA — The boys, however, are not very con tative Monfiell, of Wyoming, who John Doughty, in the custody of De- that had been made by the boys of Miami, Ila. No». 24 (A. PA fell from a haystack last Juno frac fident that they stand much show tective Mitchell left at 9:15 o'clock FORD WILL DISTRI BI TE An armod force from a submarine turing two ribs, »nd had a leg broken ’ agulnflt the heaky line-up ot the America in their manual training this morning for Toronto. He will MILLION'S TO HIS EMPLOYES schools. I«ast year thousands of nhaxer stopi^d what they described in October when a boulder rolled on I northern team. The Albany bunch stop in Chicago to pick up >100,000 aa an attempt by tho Western Union him at Shoshone dam, suffore<l a has a good record for the year, hav these articles of furniture were sent tn bonis, the property of the missing Detroit, Nov. 24. — (A. PA — Bo to the devastated areas of France. to connect their cable from Barba third accident last night when his ing b«»en defeated by the Eugene millionaire theatrical man. Ambrose Colonel H. S. Todd and Bicknell nus checks aggregating over $7,000,- The do«* to tho cable from Miami crutch broko, causing a severe fall team by a very small score. Small from whom Doughty served as boys will put up a good fight and of the Red Cross recently went to1 000 for the employee of the Ford ' private secretary previous to his dis Chamerv to adjust some difficulties Motor Co. will be distributed on Jan- expect to give the Willamette valley that had «risen to block construction ®*ry 1. Edsel Ford annonneed today. appearance last December. crowd a run for their money. of the Quentin Roosevelt memorial' Fifteen of the boys are making the trip. They are Erneet Calhoun. fountain, the details of which had Glenn McCallister. Dyke Luckett, Le- been entrusted to the American Red Roy Heaton. Tuglas Ross. Stephen Cross by the late ex-Preeident Roose Woodin. Donald Woodin, Floyd velt. At Chamerv they learned that Bailey, Waldo Baker, Harold Isham, the mayor resided in Coulogne and whon they located him there he ap- Austin Wilson, of the Pacific Pla lion. which given the company win Eugene Murphy, Harold Lundburg, pologized for having left the city’s William .Vmont, Merl Rimer and cer company, owners of tho lay ton ter water from O'Brien fork and Clifford Kiphart. Charles Hallow only chair at the town hall. All were mine near Williams, who recently re Buffalo. N. Y.. Nov. 24.—(Ü. PA of non-Jews. One view favors the Sturgess creek. This water insures ell, manager of the athletic associa forced to stand throughout the visit. turned from tho ««»st, was In Grunts — To populate Palestine speedily creating of a ‘'Palestine Founda An exchange of views quickly ad tion, Principal Gaston and Howard Paas Tuesday on bualn«*ss connected mining operations the year round, with a preponderating body of self- tion” Fund, which shall include in Bearss, who haa been coaching the justed matters pertaining to the with the mine. Mr. Wilson suites depending on weather conditions. Red supporting Jews, who' will develop vestments, quasi-Inveetments and team. accompanied them. Jack memorial fountain and as the that they art« ready for mining opera During the |>ast summer a $4000 departed for into a iwmogeneouj people, ultimate- outright gifts, and all who desire to tion and that water Is now in tho house was built at the mine, and an Murphy went alohg to root for the Cross representatives to relieve the ly becoming a self-supporting com pratcipate shall do so by acquiring Paris they promised dltchos for tho commencement of electric plant Installed. with a string boys. chair. Soon af-! monwealtli. is the problem te be stock in this foundsti<^>, the major solitude of that town the season's run. Heretofore the of lights along the flumes, revolv THREE-FOURTHS OF WROUGHT terward the van-load of Junior Red | dealt with by the 23d annual conven ity control of which is to be held by I«ayton has boon a summer mine, de ing lights for piping, and lights for tion of the Zionist organization of the world-Zlonlst organization. pendent upon tho melting snows all buildings. The Installation of STEEL INDUSTRY CONTROLLED Cross furniture was sent to Coulogne America, beginning here tomorrow. The other viewpoint is based on and the next time Colonel Todd vis from the north und west side of the lighting system makes It possible, the assumption that the action of The accredited delegates number Grayback, and during the winter to work three shifts daily, although 1 New York. Nov. 24—(A PA—-Tes ited the little city, it was proudly 350. Practically the whole of this the peace conference last May in of- pointed out that the entire company| months there was no flowing water. at the present time only two shifts i timony that three-fourths of the gathered to confer with him was task must be carried out by the Jews flcially recognizing the Zionist claim wrought steel Industry in America is During the past season the company will be employed. controlled by three powerful corpo seated and the gratitude was voiced |of *bfs country, according to > the to Palestine ended the political phase • put in two ml lee of ditch and leased The Pacific Placor company's hold of the movement. It contends that Zionist organization of America. rations was given in the building to the American lads who had five mil«* of ditch«* from tho i ings include 1200 acres, most of The war and its aftermath has al the machinery of the orimntzatfon trust Inquiry by John G. Cornell Jr., tributed the needed tables Thompson Creek Irrigation assocla- which is patented mining ground. most completely Impoverished Eu should now be remodeled to permit Jobber and exporter. chairs. ropean Jewry, and the depreciation the participation ot these elements of the money of such countries as In American Jewry who have ignored e Russia, Poland. Austria and Rou-. its political phase. The supporters THANKSGIl ING REFLEt TIONS mania has reduced the remaining of this viewpoint regard the organi wealth to an almost irreducible min zation as committed to the control Everett Earle flMnerd by the Jews for the Jewish people, imum. All that European Jewrry can con of Palestinian undertakings, but this tribute to the development of Pales control they argue must be held by tine. is the human material in the individuals who will instil confidence It seems u little funny ¡here's but one Thanksgiving day, Union Thanksgiving service will form of the hundreds of thousands of in the investors. They favor the or Paris, Nov. 24.— (A. PA—Senator so many days are sunny ami so marty days aro gay. So | Medlll McCormick, of Illinois, is en- be held at Newman M. E. church refugees now congesting at every ganization of separate corporations many mornings golden (1 ash encouragement at dawn, so many , ?oute to Europe to lay President Thanksgiving evening at 7:30 o'clock port from Danzig,to Constantinople, for the financing and control of pub sunsets golden smiling when tho day is done! Threo hundred and even along the Pacific, awaiting lic enterprises in Palestine, with a elect Harding's personal views on days go by us, anil we fare right well, do we. A man don’t Rev. C. M. Cline of the Baptist opportunity to reach Palestine. While i board of trustees, not limited to govornj the league of nations before need be pious, or a moralist to see that when we take de Par- church will preach the sermon. The there is a small percentage of these. Zionists, holding founders’ shares in twelve hours to give a whole year's praise to tho otomal Pow I mnotal chiefs, says W the Echo topic will be ''Personal Thanksgiv refugees who have managed to es each of these corporations, which are it. ers for those three hundred days, we've got to go some, ing.” Mrs. C. A. Linch will sing a i cape with c<vn«iderable capital, the ‘ to be distinct and not interlocking surely, ami keep right at it, too, and not Just aft demurely sole and the Methodist choir will ren bulk of it is destined to be farm operations. They are opposed to sniping hot cranberry stew. Suppose on this Thanksgiving we lumping donation and investment in der the two anthems, “Sing O Ye hands and the day laborers. HARDING MAKER PERSONAL had to figure up, in this your we are living what Joys o’er- to one fund. Funds for such under Heavens.” and "I Will ¡Praise Him.” The Zionists declare that most of S*II DY OF PANAMA < ANAL brlm our cup. I have this rt of feeling, all day we would A most cordial invitation is extend the money and constructive advice as takings In Palestine as cannot pro bo kneeling, a-pralslng God for light and love Ho sends each ed to the entire community .to be wall aa the technical skill required duce financial returns, they contend day down from above. Tho festal hoard, perhaps, we'd Just for Palestine'« development must, should be raised by outright gifts. Cristobal, Canal Zone, Nov. 24.— present. toss to tho scrai>s. The white meat would go begging. Whichever viewpoint prevails, the come from the Jews of this country Thoro’d be no turkey-leg gin O thfcnk of all the pumpkin (A. PA—-iPresident-gleet Harding Is Two viewpoints have developed in Zionists are agreed that the conven pie we'd get no tlmo to eat. O my! Wo couldn't stop to eat making a personal ivtudy of the prac- A. Thompson and T. J. Goode- connection with the practical means tion will have to remodel the ma or drink, If thus wo named our Joys, I think. tlral worklnifs of the canal, golng nough were among the Portland peo that will be necessary in order to se chinery of the organization so that through the waterway Ion a mine ple registered last night at the West cure the maximum participation of(tt can concentrate on tha develop- sweeper. all Jews*and even of a large number j ment of Palestine. ern. laMiduu, Nov. 2 4. -(A. PJ The of the campaign management ot Gov British nee ret »«mice lias discovered ernor Cox under the title of "nations a tiiun Fain plot lUuiod al the cit campaign manager." ixena of laiudon. according to t컫« Graphic which says the secret «or ile« recently discovered a plot to des troy the Manchester ship .canal and the Liverpool «lock Elaborate pre cautions have been taken at both places LAYING OF CABLE IS
