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GRANTS PARS, JOSEPHINK COUNTY, ORKGON. WglBHUlM’, DM EMBER 1, 1020.
*
llcrlM-rt l»u|Hiy anil Gnor«’ Turville
Indicted for Alleged CiHiapinuy
to liefriuid thaï Government
Members of Josephine Organization Unanimous For Closed
IS ACCEPTED
WHOLE NUMHFIl 413«.
Mrs. G. *E. W asl>burn Notified to Ap­
pear on < barge <»f Violation of
A'olatead latw
Commission on Membership Votes to Recomm nd That
Nation be Admitted; Debate is Expected on Fluoi, Pen­
alty Clause of Covenant Interpreted For Assembly
San Francisco, Dee. 1.—(A. P.)—
Pittsburg, Dec- 1—• (A. <P-> — Fed­ LEAGUE OF NATIONS PREPARED
eral indictment« have been returned LETTER AtM'EITIXG AID IN AR­ Mrs. Glad K. Washburn, former
siting prohibition officer for Cal­
against Herbert Dupuy and George
MENIAN SITI ATION
ifornia, John D. ‘ ostello, secretary
A Turville, former officers of the
to Senator Phelan, and five others
Crucible Steel Company of America,
were notified today to appear for
charging them with conei>lra«-y to de­
arraignment on indictments charging
fraud the government out of Income
■By Henry Wood
Crell. A resolution was a opted to­
them with a conepiracy to violate thy
and excess profits taxes l said to
day providing that all m -mbare of
Tho Josephine H|H>rtsm«n'B league toast master
with "Everything 1
Volstead law.
The
indictments (United Press Staff Correspondent) the league must break oft dtpqoma
last night went on record as favoring Know 'About Fishing.” Mr. Bwope amount to several millions I of dol-
which were returned by the federal
Geneva, Dec. 1.—(U. P.)—The tic relations with the sUU- biot-kad-
a closed river to commercial fishing did not keep the floor very long, lar*.
Nailon» Willing to Assit Pmddent in grand jury, were in connection with commission on membership has vot­
due to infractions of .he co4en.ii:
fur a period of four years. After a lie stated, however, that he knew
Jasper, Ala., Dec 1. (A. P.l— I «demi king—Question Was Bug- the alleged plot to obtain liquor from ed to recommend the admission of It was also agreed to ropos.- that
leuglhy discussion, ft was decided as much about It as evory*t>ody else
Itcar of IxxMtue Anwtrrfdy
a bonded warehouse.
Austria to the league of nations. A the inhabitants of mi iiirfrt* sut».
that tour years would bo ample time In town, having secured information Fire destroyed 20 business houses
a
loaa
and
10
residences
here
with
debate is looked for when the pro- ’ • break off all relations with the pen
.1
for tho river to become restocked from anyone who had caught a st Bel­
posal reaches the assembly floor, but! all zed state.
with steelhead and salmon. Tho bus­ li uud. At the «nd. he con fussed that of 1500,000.
Geneva, Dec. 1,—rfA. P.)—A let­
the fact that the vote In the com- ;
iness meeting followed a crab "feed" ho had a trunkful of tackle but had
ter to President Wilson, accepting
mission is unanimous, made it ap- j Geneva, Dec. 1.—(A. P. )—Awtr.a
al which about 50 local sportsmen not yet landed a single steel heud
his offer to act as mediator in Ar­
pear that there will be little opposi- I waa unanimously voted • member of
wore present and waa one of the boat
Joo Wharton, with ths topic "The
menia is being drafted by the coun­
tlon to the new membek The inter- the league of nations by the com-
miHitluga ever held by the league
Biggest Me 1 Ever Told” ran true
cil of the league of nations. It is
pretation of the penalty clause of the f mission for admission of new states.
When the Josephine de I gat ion at- to form. One could almost Imagine
announced that Spain and Brazil had
league covenant, was agreed upon ' It is expected that the assembly of
tnda tho next legislature, they wilt that ho was In the fishing emporium
offered to join Wilson in the role of
by the commission headed by Lord ! the league will ratify the action.
go with tho knowledge that the seti- listening to Mr. Wharton tolling
Washington. -Dec. 1.—(A. P.)—
Armenian mediator. The news of
tmxls the next leglalalure. they will about his last fishing trip, He ro­
Wilson's acceptance gave the assem­ Rumors of anti-Obregon conspiracies ASSOCIATION W«U> MAINTAIN
mously tn favor of the prohibition of ealldd the naming ot the "Bull" rlG
1.
—
(A.
P.)
—
New
York,
Dec.
bly great relief as the Armenian in the northern part of Mexico and PRESENT .STANDARD OF WAGES
commercial fishing for a period of fie
l
Presidents of life insurance com- question had become the bug-bear along the border have reached the
yours The money involved in the
"Did tho Duke of Wodderburn
state department, and officials said
Spokane^ Dec. 1.—(A. P.)—A pol­
¡tacking Industry at tho mouth of the Wink the Other Eye at Senator panics In virtually every slate of the of the assembly. "Poor old Europe
thrfy were watching the situation
rb«r was given due consideration, Thomas.” waa th« subject on which union and Canada will meet in this will feel less abandonment" said a
icy
opposed to any marked reduction
clbsely to save that American neu-
but It was decided that the revenue Wllford Allen -was called to respond city on December 9 and 10 to discuss member of the French delegation.
of wages was announced by J. C. H.
trality is not violated.
the
necessity
for
nation-wide
appli
­
The
council
will
leave
it
to
Wilson
to
which would It« derived from the lie gave a resume of tho senator's
Reynolds, secretary and manager of
river as u "sportsman's paradise” attitude In the past and bls attitude cation of economy and thrift tn the decide whether or not he needs the
Port Au Prince, Haiti, Dec. 1.—
the Associated Industries of the In­ OA. P.)—The naval court of inquiry
CHINESE TROOPS SEIZE AND
would fsr outweigh the money at the present time. At the end he home, in business, in industry Bnd assistance of Spain and Brazil.
SIT FIRE TO TREATY I*ORT land Empire, following a recent con­ just concluded, developed that 1,142
brought in by the fishing Industry. presented a resolution which would in the government, it was announced
ference erf the industrial establish­ Haitaens were killed since the be­
The rapid depletion of the salmon provide regulations on commercial today by the Association of Idfe In­
Bhanghai. Dec. 1.— (A. P.)—Mee- ments in eastern Washington, Ore­ ginning of the intensive campaign
anil steelhead by the monopoly at fishing. Tills was turned down in surance Presidents. The conference
sagea report that troops at I-Chang. gon and northern Idaho, He declar- against the bandits of the island two
the mouth of the river was con­ favor of tho absolutely closed river. will form ¡»art of the proceedings of
the fourteenth annual convention of
the treaty port of Hu-Peh province, ed the eight-hour day will be adher- years ago. Outsid i of 10 deaths
domnod by »peakers who knew con­
Al the close of the meeting the the association. Companies having
have mutinied, seized and set fire to ed to, that lumber mill wages will charged to two American martneM,
ditions as they exist.
league decided that the present of-
the city and are looting it.
not be materially reduced and that all the dead were accounted tor in
The local sportsmen were Inform­ Icers nhould be continued for the in force more than 95 per cent of the
wages in the woods will remain at 298 battles that occurred, according
ed last night that another agreement coming year. Wllford Allen will 60,000,000 insurance policies issued
50 cents an hour. The shut down to the testimony.
had been reached by the Maclavay again be president, with Joe Whar­ on American lives have signified an
SEARCH FOR IM »DIES OF
Intention to send representatives to
By .Ruesell Browning
of plants will be as short as possible.
Interests and tho Jackson county fish ton secretary and treasurer.
The
WRECK VKTIMS CONTINUED
and game protective association. Tho financial report showed money In the convention. The convention will | (United 'Press Staff Correspondent)
mark the 75th year of American in­
TWO MEN SHOT DEAD
Dublin. Dec. 1.—j(U. P.)—The
agreement came In for Its share of the treasury.
Seattle. Dec. t.— (A. P.)—The
surance.
IN THE MAt ROOM DISTRICT
volunteer "Irish Republican Army"
PORTLAND MARKETS
condemnation iby the local sports­
A humorous diversion to the meet­
search was continued near Cape
"In
giving
due
attention
to
the
75-
now
numbers
over
300.000
officers
men who felt that a great Injustice ing waa occasioned by the receipt of
Johnson where eight bodies from, the
had been done Josephine county by a number of telegrams which were year span which American life in­ and men. according to a statement of
Cork, Dec. 1.—(A. P.)—Two men
barge Pirrie and two survivors have
Portland, Dec. 1.—(A. P.)—Cat­
surance
has
achieved,"
says
the
an
­
a
Sinn
Fein
brigadier-general
to
the
not Inviting local people to have said t<r have been sent by noted per­
were
reported shot dead last night in
nouncement. "the convention will United Press. ’’I-ack of munitions been found.
tle are steady. Hogs are lower, $12 the Macroom district, Four persons
some part in the conference at which sona«».
consider the extent to which that in­ and artillery prevent this force from
to $12.25. Sheep and eggs weak.. were arrested, Macroom is in a
th« pact was arranged, Not a single
stitution has stimulated individual actively taking the field in uniformed TWO ALBANI' MEN INDKTED
signer of the document Uvee un
state of siege.
Butter is steady.
and national thrift in this country, combat with the British military in
llogiio river. it waa felt that this
FAIR SECOND DEGREE Ml RDF.R
with a view to developing additional Ireland.” explained the Ginn Fein
was a very unjust discrimination
means of using it as a savings agency leader, "but the volunteers will con­
against the ¡wople living on the
Albany, Dec. 1.— (A. P.)—James
at a time when the people must econ­ tinue to carry out the openly adopt­ Ward of Crabtree and Robert Bruce,
banks of tho Rogue, the fishing ques­
omize In order to successfully meet ed policy of physical resistance to of Waterloo, were arraigned yester­
tion being necessarily a local affair.
the readjustments following the the English Army of occupation.”
A numl>er of those present elated
day, charged with murder in the
war.”
. The Sinn Fein army is unique in second degree, as the result of the
that they thought a few concessions
The consideration of taxation and that Its members actually pay to be­
might be made in the hope of set-
Robert C. Paulus, sales manager Its relation to national development long to it instead of receiving any death at Sweet Home a few days
tllng the controversy, The majority
r
ago of M. Story, whom they are ac­
of the Oregon Growers Cooperative will occupy a prominent place on the monetary compensation for their
of the members of the league, how-
cused of assaulting on September 8.
Budapest, Nov. 30.— (A. P.)—The must be no plots and conspiracies
ever, were unalterably opiKHied to Association reports .that a cable­ program, the effect of present taxes services. A sum of sixpence weekly
question,
who will eventually occu­ and everybody is to realize that for
giving In an inch to the packing in- gram waa received Monday from on business generally, and on lite in­ Is paid by*each man, officer and sol­
py the throne of Hungary, has been the time being, it is in the interest
d
la
­
surance
in
particular,
being
dier
alike.
No
favoritism
is
shown
lamdon, England, with the news that
dustry.
a constant source of unrest and of the country to put that delicate
In the selection of officers, and it Is
The crab feed, Which preceded the a car load of Winter Nells pears had cussed.
trouble, threatening a sudden up­ matter under prohibition.”
said
that
there
is
no
single
incident
business meeting of the organization Just 'been sold for *3,832, f. o, b.
The leader of the independent
heaval of the recently attained iteace
of a volunteer refusing to carry out
was pronouncod the best thing of Its New York City.
farmer party, Stephen J. Kovacs,
and order.
the
orders
of
his
superior.
This Is an average of *6.30 a box,
kind that bns ever been held here.
The pro-Hapsburgs declare that who represents the traditional Mag­
Decentralized authority for local
•M. L. Opdycke, aided by Joe Whar­ topping the English market thia sea­
the
former Emperor Charles Is the yar hatred against Austria and the
raids
and
minor
offensives
by
com-
The pears
ton. fixed a tableful of sandwiches, son for Winter Nells.
real
king of Hungary and that no Hapsburgs. has accused the pro­
Nogales,
Ariz.,
Nov.
30.
—
(A.
P.)
, pany commanders under the general
cracked crabs and other trimmings were grown In tho Grunts Pass and
—
When
¡Alvaro
Obregon
is
inaugu
­
one
else
can legally aspire to the Charlists of planning some surprise
|
orders
for
concerted
action
of
the
for a regular feed. After everybody Medford section of the slate.
throne
until
he abdicates. The In- action and also aiming to renew the
rated
as
president
of
Mexico
in
Mex
­
brigade commander is in effect in all
had got as far as cigars, Toustmas-
It was Just recently that the As­
dependent
Magyars,
including large union with Austria.
ico
City
'tomorrow,
he
is
to
be
pre
­
districts,
with
¡the
exception
of
the
ter Opdycke relied for a number of sociation broke the season’s prices
"The H&peburgs will never give
masses
of
the
rural
population, de­
sented
with
a
solid
gold
paper
weight
Berlin, Dec. 1.—(A. P.)—Revision larger citie«, where the higher lead­
short talks. W. T Miller, proaecut- in INew York in a car lot sale of Bose
up their former countries,” said
clare
they
will
never
surrender
their
the
gift
of
the
citizens
of
Nogales,
tho
peace
treaty
of
Versailles
by
ers
direct
all
activities.
of
Ing attorney, gave a discussion on pears grown in southern Oregon, at
Kovacs. "I am reliably informed
recently-won independence.
'Although medical examination is Ariz.
the 'T^aw us It Relates to Crai» of 17.38 a box and the record price in the international proletariat was
that former Emperor Charles insists
The paperweight is uniqpe in that
In addition there is a third group
Various Varieties.” According to Chicago this season for tho Anjou urged by Ernst Daeumlg, leader of not generally required of recruits for
on
first entering Vienna and thence
it
is
designed
for
aiding
a
left-hand
­
to
of-
the
Sinn
Fein
forces,
a
fairly
high
of politicians which is willing
Mr. Miller, there is an open season pear at *4 71 a box for extras. These the new communists, in a debate in
marching
in triumph to Budapest.
on human era Im all year, with no also were grown In southern Oregon the retvhstag recently. Herr Dae- physical standard Is maintained. Vol­ ed and one-armed president in sign­ fer the throne to any king who proni- But the Maygars will never again ac­
ing
his
papers.
It
is
a
reproduction
unteers
who
are
judged
to
be
unfit
isee
the
restoration
of
Hungary
’
s
lost
Ro far this season the southern umig prophesied a coming revolution
bag limits.
Other varieties alao
quiesce in losing their dearly-paid
came In for their share of the dla- Oreg'>n pears handled by the associa­ to overthrow capitalism. He said for active service are utilized in the in miniature of the international line provinces. To achieve this. they independence.”
and
monument
marking
the
diver
­
finely
developed
intelligence
depart
­
would
even
consent
to
do
homagq.
to
that
his
party
desired
expropriation
tion have topped the market in Ix>n-
cuaslon.
Kovacs expresses the opinion of
of all machinery of production and ment, or consigned to duty on the sion between the United States and the king of the Serbs or the Ruman­
C. A. Swope responded to the don. Now York and Chicago
large masses of the rural population.
as quickly and as thoroughly as pos­ civil detective and police force, al­ Mexico in the center of the twin ians.
Prince Louis Windlschgraetz, a
sible. He characterized the Versail­ though full fledged members are cities of Nogales. Ariz., and Nogales,
Much propaganda is be.ng circu­
Sonora. The latter is the home and lated in favor of the forme.- Emper­ personal friend of the emperor, con­
les treaty as an exhibition of force also used in this work.
Each company is Intrusted with location of the business of President or Charles or his eldest sea, Prince tested successfully for a seat in the
by world capitalism. “We feel to­
national assembly of Hungary and
FAREWELL IIIRAM!
ward it as our Russian comrades felt the task of securing their own arms Obregon.
O’to. and grave fears are expressed might contribute materially in help­
President
Obregon
tost
his
right
toward the treaty of Brest-Litovsk.” and in most cases funds with which
that the over-zealous partisans of
Everett Earle Htnnaril
to carry out their various missions. arm while fighting as a general in the Hapsburg dynasty may eventu­ ing to victory the case of his friend
he said.
•
and former sovereign. He told the
These declarations of the com- Sin« Fein has large funds, and in the command of Carranza federal troops ally succeed in compelling the coun­
Associated Press correspondent:
munlat idea of treaty revision were words of a prominent business man against Villa at Celaya. Guanajuato, try to accept a royalist coup as an
"There can be no doubt about the
about
100
miles
north
of
Mexico
of
Cork,
"can
get.
more
where
that
evoked by a statement which had
accomplished fact. There is every claims of Charles He Is the crown­
We’re thnnkful that inventors have tolled through
been made by Dr. Eugen Schiffer, comes from"—namely, popular sub­ City In the early days of the revo­ indication that the followers of
ed king of Hungary and until he re­
weary nights to give us phones and Oldsmobiles and incan­
formerly vice chancellor and leader scription to the recent "Irish Repub­ lutions. He wrote 'with his right Charles are successful in their efforts
signs or arrives at some agreement
descent lights, and that they puzzled out and planned the*
of the national liberals, who declared lican Ixian" and funds raised by var- hand. Since then he has mastered to convince the country that the res­
with the nation, any attempt to de­
wireless telegraph. and cut down earth's circumference by
the
art
of
writing
with
his
left
ex-
tous
Irish
societies,
but
a
big
that the treaty was a crime against
toration of the lHapsburgs would im­ throne him is an overt act of revo­
just a'bout one half. And even In a general way we know
the German nation and all the world pens« Is entailed In caring for the hand, but he uses a heavy ¡wiper­ prove Hungary’s lamentable situa­
lution.
about Hoe presses, we’re glad the women hooverlze with
and that Germany had a right, Under families of men in jail or who are weight to hold the sheet in place.
tion.
“Hungary," the prince continued,
The
base
of
th«
'paperweight
is
silken hose and dresses. We’re proud to own wrlet watches,
the reading of the covering note as fleeing from the British authorities.
In view of the delicate balance "is now • dependerft on the help of
a phonograph that sings, a safety razor and about two mil­
5 Vi by 2H inches and 1% inches
well as morally, to demand Its re­
maintained between the various fac­ one of the big powers, and will
high of 14 carat yellow gold. Across
lion other things. And most of all we're thankful, Just like
APPROPRI ATION MADE TO
vision.
tions, the following statements are probably find her friend and support­
tho Pilgrims «41, because old Hlrnm Cost at last sprints to­
SECURE INDEPENDENCE tho top Is a line of white gold sym­
er tai France. According to
in­
bolizing the international line be­ important:
ward the timber tall. He’s Jeered nt us for quite a spell, with
HEARING FOR HIGHER RATER
Admiral Horthy, the regent, re­ formation, Franca is not strongly
Clasped
money-bags o’erflowing, and now let's whooy and ca|s»r
Manila. Dec. 1.—(A. P.)—The tween the two Nogales.
IS SET FOR DECEMBER 21
round to celebrate his going; and If’ >wo had some grape-
Philippine legislature today pawed a over this line are two hands of white cently declared—"All parties may opposed to the return of the Hape-
rest assured that I shall not abuse burgs. the more so. because it is an
shot. with gusto we would shoot right*at the seat of Hiram’s
Salem. Dec. 1.—(A. P.)-—The bill appropriating 3500,000 annually gold, one symbolizing Mexico, the
my powers for the satisfaction of my essential condition of maintaining
other
the
United
States.
pants to make him faster scoot!
*
hearing of the application of the Pa­ to finance a campaign in the United
Modelled in white gold also ,1s a personal ambition. On the Other permanent order In eastern Europe.
cific Telephone and Telegraph Com­ States to obtain independence for
replica
of International Monument hand.” he added, "no party will be Besides, the restoration of the dy­
the
Philippines.
It
provides
for
pany for increased rates throughout
suffered to play pitch and toss with nasty Is not explicitly vetoed by the
Oregon was set for December 21, at sending to the United States of a No. 122, which marks the dividing
the crown of Saint-Stephan. There treaty of Neuilly.”
line
of
the
two
Nogales.
number
of
independent
missions.
Portland.
Present Officers are Continued For Year
OF HAYTI SLAUGHTER
QUESTION OF SUCCESSION IO THBONE
OF HUNGARY IS SOURCE OF TROOBLE