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FRIDAY, NOI EMBER »I, 1V2O.
!OME TALENT CHMGEWANTED SPEED PILOTS
PLAY PUT OVER IN DEPARTMENTS are k |LLED By
MH'oriulck M’orklng on Itili Io I rr
alo Two New l*««|>nrt nient» in
Place of Interior l>e|><irt ment
Ion Persun» Beeidea Conductor and
Brakeman Are Injured at Hoed,
Waxhington
ENTERTAINMENT TAKES WELL
Washington, Nov. 26.—(A. I’.)—r EDDIE O'DONNELL AND GASTON ARTHUR GRIFFITH AND .MEMBER
Portland, Nov. 26.—(A P.)—A RECOMM EN D ATIONS MADE
BY
WITH AUDIENCE—Nl MllEltN . The department of public works and
CHEVROLET COLLIDE IN BEV­
OF PARLIAMENT ARK AKRKBT- North Bank limited train was struck
BEACH
WOULD
GIVE
MIL
­
a department of public welfare to
by a landslide at Hood, Washington,
ARE FULL <>F JAZZ
ERLEY HILLH SPEEDWAY
ED BY BRITISH
LIONS TO STATE
take the place of ths department of
Kv cry thing From .Music U> Playlet»
<m Itili—lilgii Svine»! Take* Part
in ITogratn—House I» Full
last night. Ten passengers, the en­
gineer and the baggageman were
hurt. A boulder knocked the tender
off the track and threw the baggage
and mail car into the river. It de­
railed two coaches.
i
the Interior and the general reorgan­
ization« of other departments. Is pro­
posed In a hill prepared by Senator
McCormick, of Illinois.
President­
elect Harding is said to have ex-
pressed a great Interest In the bill
Lyall Jolla, Thrown Fr»»iu Saucer, Ixu-ge Quantity of literature Said to
È(|>lre» Koon After A« blent—75,-
Have Been taken From House
<><•<» WitncMi Kmashup
of Ix-ader
Lower Columbia and Willamette to
Get «7K5.OOO If Congress Ap­
prove Rc|H>rt of Engineer
"Klitnatic Kaper«, Komedios tylth a
I xm Angele«, Nor. 26.—<U. P->—
Dublin, Nov. 2«.—(A. P.)—Arthur
Washington, Nov. 26.—(A. P.J —
Kick" lived up to the name of til« 1
Death claimed another of America's J Griffith, founder of the 3inn Fein
The
annual report of Major General
production when the Chamber of
gre:i teat «peed pilots today when Ed-' movement. Profeasor John MacNelll,
loosing H. Beach, chief of the army
Cotumvrcu produced lhoir home ml-1
die O'Donnell, with hia head crushed, Sinn Fein member ot parliament, to­
Fargo, N. D., Nov. 26.—(A. P.)— engineers recommended the folowing
uni vaiuhiville entertainment. . The
Geneva. Jiov. 26- (A. P.l—Ifj expired in a hospital here.
gether with « number of others, In­ Two more North Dakota banks were appropriations for the Portland dis­
dlfforeut\klu were more than appre­ President Wilson decline« to tuodiatu < This brought the death toll in the
cluding Professor MacNelll’« son.i closed today as a result of depleted trict: *255,000 for Coos Bay; Coos
ciated by the audiouco. which till«! I in the trmenlun situation France Is Beverley Hills speedway crash to
liave been arrested by t(}e auxiliary reserve«. Thjs brings to 15 the num­ river, *3000; Yaquina river, *1000;
U»v house. Home ol the number» bum« ' considered the most likely to offer ’ three.
police.
| ber of banks closed for similar rea- Yaquina bay and harbor. *350,000;
oucuiud repeatedly. The number« her service«, according to league of
Gaston Chevrolet, »|>e«dway cham­
A statement from Dublin castle sons in the past two weeks,
Columbia river above Celilo Falla to
ranged from "Juz’* music to tfinall ’ nations delegates.
pion of America for 1920, had been i said that Griffith was tn bed when
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Snake River, *32,500; Snake river,
playlet» by high school students. The
killed outright and Lyall Jolls, me-' arrested, and was taken away in a HEAVY GALE HOLDS UP
*38.000; Columbia and lower Wil­
allow waa pul on to produce* some Mike and Ike looked like they had «haniclan for O’Donnell was fatally!
motor lorrey. It also said a large;
SHIPPING ALONG CQAST lamette rivers below Vancouver and
money tor a number of improvement« been celebrating with home brew, hurt in yesterday’s speedway race. I qiuuitity of literature was taken
Portland, *785,000; Clatskanie river,
needed In the city, nnd it la under­
They evidently did not think much dying a few minutes after he was1 Yrom the house. The arrests created
Portland. Nov. 26.—(A. P.)—A 50 *31,000; Willamette river above
stood trfut a fair num waa raised
hurled about 50 feet over a wail to a great sensation among the Dublin to 60 mlle gale off the coaat delayed Portland and Yamhill river, *46,000;
As u curlaiu raiser, Bobbie «Nisi-1 of the Volstead Act and wpre not at th« ground ontsMe the rreat wooden population.
shipping today. Storm warnings are Lewis river *17.800; Cowlitz river,
Their
son and IBB Grout did a little fancy all backward in saying no.
saucer. The accident probably was
1
1 up. Wires to most coast points are I *7,500.
*
dan- lug In the arena trying to keep opinion on the matter waa a shock to the most spectacular ever seen on the METHODISTS NAME PORTLAND j
AS NEXT MEETING PLACE I
oul ol reach of the other. The tsiya 'the audience, who had had a good racing track in this county. Seventy-
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FATHER OF “BILL" STEERS
were blindfolded and boiled and turn­ j opinion of the gentlemen up to the five thousand persons came to their
(A
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HAMON
DIF»
OF WOUND
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DIES AFTER AUTO WRECK
ed lo<>«<» with boxing glove». Neither
Atlantic City. Nov. 26.
feet,
gasping,
when
the
cars
of
'■ time they told of aome of their pant
REOCLVED LAST SUNDAY
flame close to a knockout, although
Chevrolet and O’Donnell came to- The house of bishops of the Metho-
considerable amusement was provid­ experlen<«Mi with “Demond Booze” gather at a blinding speed In the diet Episcopal church decided to hold
The Dalles. Nov. 26.—(A. P.) —
Ardmore, Oklahoma, Nov. 26—(A.
i Their act got by good.
ed for the »i>eol«torn.
162d lap of a 250-mile dash for the the next semi-annual . meeting In
H.
B. Steers, father of "Bill” Steers,
P.)—Jacob L. Hamon, Oklahoma re­
Portland, Oregon, May 11.
Joe l’ardee. with hl« banjo, and L. ; lainda Gillette and Miss GretcMen championship of America.
publican national committeeman died the University of Oregon football
L. Carter, al the piano, threatened to . Clemena put on a few realistic love
¡as a result of a gunshot wound suf- ! star, died yesterday as a result of
break up t. me Instruments In living a ones ou the stage. It either came
, fered Sunday night. Authorities are 1 injuries in an automobile accident.
up to th el .. JUe>. a* "Jazz Artists de I naturally or they had very good
i trying to locate Clara Smith, of Ring­
Luxe.” 1 j y did manage to live up
ling. Oklahoma, charged with the WHEAT DROPS TO A NEW
coaching for they scored A number
to the ex i elutions of the a i die nee i
RECORD FOR LOW PRICK
shooting.
of
tlmen.
Misses
Berbba
Calhoun
and
x *4ieir
who »ho» uc.
____ “ai»proclatlon by
Melba Macy had more difficult parts
encoring rcp«at--dly
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STEEL COMPANIES MEET
Chicago, Nov. 26.-—(A. P.) —
A playlet by five high school girls J ns the par<>nU of the young people
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES I Wheat dropped below the *1.50
followed on the program. The story In love. “When Ixive I h Young" waa
A meeting of members of the Ore-
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mark.
March delivery collapsed,
Halls, Saxony, Nov. 26.— (A. P.)
hinged around the desire of Beatrice ««•pectally good.
Youngstown, Ohio, Nov. 26.— (A. falling to *1.47. a fall of eight cents
—<;erm*n radical leaders declare gon Growers Cooperative association
Sinclair, which part was taken by
The next act might have been
has been announced for Monday P.)—Independent steel companies from the close on Wednesday.
.MI hh Helen Mater, to take up a pro-
(hat a program has been prepared |
femion. She waa peroueded by th« taken for a visit from Harry Lauder ! with the aid ot prominent Russian I | evening. December 2». to be held at here announced that they would meet
the courthouse, beginning at 7:30 the reduction of prices announced by
different "Bachelor Maids"to take up but it was Instead “Hobble” Nielson
MISTLAND PRODUCTS ARE
eftn mtinists to start a revolution In o'clock.
Jones and Laughlin company of
their professions and finally ended dressed up.like a Highlander going
BECOMING WELL KNOWN
with her leaving In great distress for to «(>o hls “Ixiaslc." He wax assist­ Germany to set up a dictatorship of! The address of the evening will be Pittsburg.
‘
~ * I. Lewis, organization
I
They say the at- made by C.
org
“George" The parts were taken by ed by the Nielson family In a tew the proletariat.
More than 3.000.000 people of
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He
will
MEASURE
WILL PROVIDE
tempt
to
overthrow
the
government
!
manager
of
the
association.
Misses lluelah Hussey, Lula Carrel, nonga and ho also gave a very goodi
Greater New York City . are now
FOR
REST
ON
SUNDAYS
will
be
made
as
soon
as
the
more
ex
take
up
a
general
discussion
of
what
Helen LLslor. llotnoh Tryer, Wllilu monologue. ~ ,
I
learning of the “Mistland” brand of
treme element of the independent|the Oregon Growers Association has.
Huggerth nd Gretchen Clemens, of
Il is understood that Cdarence socialist party has ]>erfected an or- accomplished and what it hopes to ^Portland. Nov. 26—(A. P.)—R. C. prunes, the name under which prunes
the high school dramatic class.
Winetrout is going to sue the Cham- mnlaation whtch In t>ie opinion of do for the growers In western Ore- Mcofee. secretary of the Portland of the Oregon Growers Cooperative
Bob Borland must have had soma l»er*for slander ’nnd libel aad a fey- their leaders, would have some1 gon through organization and co- Federation of Churches, announced Association are sold. In all subway
of th« famous "Orofino” flic star other thing« fbr the final act "Whoa
chaitce of success.
operation,
*
that the federation is working on al and elevated stations in the bity city
brand before ho had his dream. He Mzzlo” In which "Mazie" did not
The radicals promise that the out-
the meeting will be one of gen- measure for the next session of the ! | there may now be seen colored pos­
certainly looked like a nightmare and need to be told to stop. Elmer Bal-
break will come very soon, probably
interest to all fruit men. an in- legislature providing for the general ters 43 by 60 inches in size, calling
gave one of the most pleasing acts slger and Ilarley Stonaker, as recent
next
vttatton
is extended to all growers to observance of the Sabbath as a day 1 attention to Oregon and the wonder-
on the bill. Ho popped up toward arrivals from the old country, kept late in the winter or early 1___ _
I ful ’’Mistland” products.
of rest throughout the state.
the end and waa called back for the audience laughing with their spring. They are of divided opinions 1 attend.
»8
to
whether
they
can
overturn
the'
Lewis
was
chief
of
the
division
every stanza of hls original dream.
nonsense.
existing government, some of them
horticulture at the Oregon Agrt-
The high school girls’ double quar­
The high school orchestra played saying the attempt probably will tail. «’Oltural College for 14 years and Is
tet, composed of Mieses Marie Ker­ a number of selections at the begin- olhera believing they will succeed. r«CTT*led ns th« best informed man
ley, Isabelle Rcngetorrf. Elsa Docr- nlng of the entertainment. Mrs. Gun- but all
_ apparently are
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unanimous in in the state on fruit growing At.the
ner. Myrtle Ford. Maryl Muir. Velma nell has developed an exceptionally^^ Uelief' that the effort should be meetings held for members of the
Everton. Bertha Green and Gudrun good organisation. A large amount ma(le
'Oregon Growers. Mr. Lewis has made
Anderson, Ming a number of pleas­ of credit la also due Mrs. Gunnell as
,
. ,
__ it a custom to answer definitely all
A
number
of
leaders
of
the
mo-
ing numbers. They wore assisted by Instructor In dramatics at the higlf
derate hitig of the independent so- '1”<* nns regarding plant, care of
Miss Hortense Hough at the piano. school for the way she trained the .
.
... ...
. . trees and methods of fertilizing,
.control by the Paris conference,
By Henry W. Kinney
cialists.
who split with the loft wmg
James lJum and A. K. Cass as numbers under her supervision.
! namely Saipan, the Carolines and tha
(United
Press
Staff
Correspondent)
over the question of cooperating with __
. Marshals, which were formerly Ger»
KILLBD
WHEN
Tokio,
Nov.
26.
—
(U.
P.)
—
The
de
­
’ the third internationaJe at Moscow to I CHINESE
man. but which are now being Jap-
RUSSIANS
START
ATTACK
fense
of
the
outlying
portions
of
the
bring about the revolution, also ex­
anfzed as rapidly as possible, and
Japanese
empire
is
now
occupying
press the opinion that there will be
they will without much doubt be
tuoi T a bug
Harbin,
Manchuria,
Nov.
26.
—
(A.
both
the
military
and
the
naval
au
­
a serious attempt t<* oust the present
P.)—Several thousand anti-bolshevik thorities, it having been decided to used for the establishment of subma­
,
government.
One
of
these,
a
member
Everett Earle Rtuaerd
lot the reichstag, in an address be- troops resisted disarmament by Chl- construct at least ten strongholds at rine bases, as by this means a string
«
of submarines, of which Japan is
; fore a right wing conference declared
troops at a Manchnrln station, various strategic points.
These will be constructed, of now constructing a great number,
bolshevism would aweep successfully on ^e trans-Siberian railroad. Many
t
coursé, in such a way that advantage would form a formidable defense
over Germany and that it could not Chinese were killed.
They tell ub perseverance
wins,
that
you
must
v\lll be taken of the lessons taught against any fleet approaching from
I
be
prevented.
After
It
had
come
and
(
buckle
down
and
peg
away
and
plot
right
by
the war. and whereas the defense the east.
retiirned
fall oil the socialists would have their
Miss Prudence Pardee
on If you would win yeur crown, I have a story now to tell:
Great attention is also being paid
I turn, he said.
, >-i«t night from Corvallis, where she of the islands south of Japan proper
A small box-elder bug dropped down ker-plop from off the
to
the question of mobilization of na-
has
heretofore
been
In
charge
of
the
and
attended
homecoming
events
wall and lit upon the rug. He looked a little bit surprised and
The more moderate socialists gen­
navy department, arrangements have tion.il industries for war purposes in
not a little palnod but mover did he mope or whine, nor the
there
’
friends.
erally were of the opinion
Mrs. E. L. Goff and children left now been made whereby the war de­ times of emergencies, a conference tn
still air profaned. He al nply gritted hls false teeth and
could be no successful revolution at
regard thereto having taken place
this
morning for Leland where they partment will cooperate therewith.
scrambled to hls pegs, an 1 with a slow determined stride be­
this time and declared the German j
only a few days ago at the official
It
is
significant
that
the
first
move
will
spend
a
few
days
visiting.
gan to-move his logs. H , did not leave the wind behind nor
people would never submit to a “die-'
has been taken with regard to the residence of the premier.
vlq with athletes fast, nor cotrld yon truthfully contend, like
tatorahip of the proletariat." or co-!
"The «resent ministry has had the
Bonin Islands, and a commission of
a bullet ho went [last. I sat there as the minutes dragged
operate with the Russians in a policy I River Again Rising—
The heavy rains-of last night and military officers left a short time ago necessarv estimates passed by the
into the hours long; the morning turned at last to noon, the
of terrorism and destruction to pro­
for these islands in ordçr to make a ! Diet.” the premier Is quoted as hav­
noon to even song. An I thnt red hug by plodding on and
mote the cause of the proletariat. I this morning are causing the Rogue
study
of the defense thereof. It must ing said on that occasion, “and the
on and on, hade fair to roach the celling high on next tomor­
They ifppeared willing to seek the es-1 to rise rapidly today, and at the dam
he
remembered
that the position of plan of national defense is now being
r
.
¡the
donkey
engine
was
again
about
row's dawn. The next day I rose up to see. In the dim misty
> tab Bailment of "a comradeship gov-,
Japan,
in
time
of
war, is very much proceeded with. In order to insure
submerged
at
noon,
with
the
water
light, what that bug was s heading for. with all hls pluck
ornmont of the working classes." by
like that of England. Both coun­ the facilitation of industrial mobili­
rising
six
inches
an
hour.
The
ma
­
and fight. I rubbered j ist In time to see him reach the cell­
I violence if necessary, but were op-
tries defend on imports by sea of zation for military purposes, the old
ing tall, hump his dull head with a dull thud, and downward
; posed to a dictatorship or a cani- chinery. that had been submerged
food stuffs and raw materials, and munitions bureau and the bureau of
previously
had
all
been
removed
from
go n-sinrawl. If mortal man had time to watch, he’d see the
paign of ruthlessness.
the
enemy which can stop the sea statistics have been transformed in­
the
river,
and
the
two
«notors
are
be
­
creature climb right up to fall right down each day about five
ing dried out. They suffered no in» lanes leading to Japan, has that to one national defense census board,
thousand times. And. also, lot mo whisper It. nnd merely
Jury except to be well soaked, and as country by the throat, even though while a system of carrying out reg­
PORTLXNP MARKETS
hint to you, that I don’t think that plodding bug had any goal
ular investigations into the condi­
soon as completely dried again will not a single soldier be landed.
in view.
It lis understood that Japan in- tion of industrial factories, mines,
be ready to run. The most of the
Portland. Nov. 2«.— (A. P l— All lumber that floated down stream has tends to take full advantage of the railways, marine transport and the
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string of islands placed under her like has been established.”
markets are steady.
been recovered.
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RADICALS TO START
a
ELEVEN PROJECTS ARE LISTED