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IHMOt I ATEI) PKEHH HEKVICR
V«»L. XI-, No. «n.
UNITED PREM4 SERVICE
GRANTS PASS, JOAEPMINE (XHTWTY, OKBQON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER I, 1220.
CAPPER
WILD
PHI
TAX
DESIRES PEACE
ON GAMBLING IN GRAIN
KavM>luii<>n» l’iuMM^l A|>| hw U» k lo B<"
iniblliMii l*arll«nwtit lo \<VHlati­
mi Honorable l'eace
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WIIM1W OI' VII BDERED OOMMIT-
TEE.MAN HAYS THAT HUE DOES
NOT BELIEVE GIIIL GUII/TY
WHOLE NI VIRER 3112.
CAPITAL CITY OF
ARMENIA IS TAKEN KILL ART. TEN
ItUMiaii Soviet Troop» Capture Eri­
van and UlsfMttcbes State That
Soviet Repnblicaa Proclaimed
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Kansas Senator Will Introduce Bill Next Monday to Place
Until In. Hoc. 4.—(A. P. I -Reeolu-
lion« appealing to the lri»h republ1-|
10 Per Cent Tax on All Transactions in Foturee,
can parliament to neicotlate a truce!
with a view to obtaining an hohor-'
Except Where Actual Delivery is Contemplated
able peace, were pawed by the Gat- ■
way county council.
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London, Dec. 4.—(A. P.)—Rus­ CANADIAN MINISTER OF JTSTICM
sian soviet troop« captured Erivan,
FBOTORM CHANGE—REFER­
the Armenian capital Thursday, and
RED TO COMMITTEE
Armenia ha» declared itself a soviet
republic, says a Moscow wireless.
By Ifc. C. Martin
Chicago In October than raised in
(United Bretts Htaff Correspondent) the United States this year,
This
Washington, D m 4. 'I*
P)
year's corn crop was sold 1 4 time« in
Asserting that gambling in grain is Chicago before a bushel of com
In < am. < turn Smith la Found Action I
Foreign Minister Hands Ix-Uer to
the chief reason for the slump In reached the markets. Only about 1,
Will \oi Bi- Brought li» Mr«.
Hymans Stating That Represen­
prices of farm product», Senator Cap- per cent of the trading done in fu­
Hamon
'
Iter decJared there is a "grain gamb­ ture« represents bona fide transac­
tative* Will Cease to Act
ler» conspiracy to bilk the people tions for actual delivery."
and farmers out of hundreds of mil­
Mexico City, Dec. 4.— (A. P.)
Washington. Dec. 4.—(A. P.)— in a tiny, rudely furnished office on
Hamsoun. Asia Minor. I)ec. 4.— (1A. lions of dollars." With this state­
Ardmore. Bee 4. <A P.)—«Mrs
Geneva, Dec. 4.—(A. P.)—An
Jake L. Hamon, the widow of the P.l Enlente and American officials ment. (,’apper made public a bill he Senator Capper, of Kansas, in div­ the second floor of a building under­ amendment to the covenant of th*
Oklahoma n^iubllcan national com- and relief worker» ontni»tad with will introduce in the senate next cussing his bill to put a 10 per cent going repairs General Alvaro Obre­ league of nations eliminating articlo
Monday to break up grain gambling tax on future trading In -grain and gon, as president elect, has received 10 waa Introduced in the assembly
mlttaeman. said aha did not believe
the taak of restoring Armenian girls by Imposing a tay of 10 per cent on cotton except by actual owners or a i
that Clara Smith. charged with the
daily hundreds of men and women of the league today by Charles J.
ahootlng of Hamon, fired the bullet and women to their families have all deals in grain futures, except limited class of trader« under federal who came here to plead their cause Doherty, Canadian minister of Jus­
which killed him Rhe aald if Miaa found that many of the girls who In when actual delivery is contemplat­ license, said “the Chicago board of with him before his Inaugeration. tice. The amendment will probably
Smith * were .arroeted »he would not the war were forcibly taken Into har­ ed. "The bill," said Capper. “will trade 1« the world's greatest gamb­ Most of them were office seekers and be referred to the committee on
More wheat was' claimant» for political favor and they amendments.
proaecute.
.'
ems and became the Involuntary' stop all gambling In wheat, corn, ling Institution
cotton -and other farm product«. It sold in October than waa raised In spent long hours waiting to tell Gen­
wives of the Turks and Arabs pre­
will eliminate the wheat pit and the entire United States this year. I eral Obregon in what, particular way
Geneva, Dec. 4.— (A. P )—Hora­
IM1MB EXPUDHIONH HKPOHTE!»
ferred to continue as Turkish wive«, j black l»oard. It will put out of bus- This year's corn crop waa sold lv they helped him in his ascendency tio Pueyrredon. Argentine foreign
IN MANY PARTS OF SPAIN |
and were unwilling to leave their Inens thousands of wire houses and times in Chicago before a bushel of and why they should be rewarded. minister, has handed Paul Hymans,
bucket shops operating In every city corn reached the market. Not •***
the Thier numbers were so great that the president of the league of nations as­
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Madrid, Dec. 4.—(A. PI — Botpb husbands
tn the United States.
The Chicago slightest doubt that a gigantic ralo president elect was at his office sev-< sembly a letter announcing that ths
They
feared
the
hardship»
of
life
egploelona have been reported In
board of trade as now conducted ts made by the bears was the chief en hours a dag. Bpven days a week, Argentine delegation had ceased
many »action» of Spain. Con»lder-' among fellow countrymen who know i
the world's greatest gambling insti­ cause of the disastrous slump in and most of that time was consumed their participation in the league.
able damage waa done in varloua of their servitude Some of the girls !
tution
More wheat was sold In price« of farm products.”
in a patient hearing of claims.
Whether this meant that Argen­
eltiea laat evening.
a
became attached to their foreign hus­
Following an arduous campaign tina is withdrawing altogether from
bands and said they liked the life in­
which culminated in his over-whelm­ ther league is not apparent.
Senor Pueyrredon told the Associ­
ing election last September. General
Where
to which they had fallen
Obregon came to Mexico City and es­ ated FPress that his action does not
girl» had children the problem was
tablished headquarters In the office mean that Argentina has withdrawn
doubly hard.
on Avenlda Maderao where his can­ from the league, but he refused to
The lot of some of the educated
didacy was conducted.
The office say if the move was preliminary to
women and girls was much more pit­
small at best, was divided by a cloth final break.
iable than that of those who had en­
The Hague, Dec. 4.—('A. P.) —
I^st evening 24 members of the quarters for his several secretaries,
.—
joyed no advantages. American wom­
Absence in peace times of any strict high school football squad were giv­ the general and compact working
Oklahoma City. Okla . Dec 4—(A. en relief jvorkers found one case in
partition into a private sanctum for
P.l—-Income« of Onaga Indian allot’j Central Turkey especially perplexing control of immigration in most south en a dinner at the Methodist church
Outside there were several ante­
American
countries,
makes
it
partic
­
bv
the
boys'
mothers.
The
feed
was
eea for the year of 1820 will total A girl who was graduated from one
which
from
9:30
ularly easy, the Associated Press cor­ in the form of a chicken pie dinner chambers
nearly 110.000 for each member At of the American mission ^colleges was
o'clock in the morning when the
respondent
was
told
by
a
member
of
with
all
the
necessary
trimmings.
the tribe and children who have in­ taken captive tn the early part of the
president elect arrived for work, un­
herited oil righta becauee of the' war. A [fromlnent Turkish official the Brazilian diplomatic service, for Principal M. C. Gaston and Coach til 7 o’clock at night, with a couple
bolshevik
couriers,
sent
ont
by
Mos
­
Howard
Rearss
were
also
present.
death of relative» Buch 1» the he whose only wife had recently died I
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Novel decorations were arranged of hours allowed for lunch, were
lief of official« at the government took the Armenian girl Into hisi cow to reach South America.
The form work for the five first
Recent
Investigations
by
tae
corre
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_
_ As , a center piece crowded with people.
by
the
mothers.
Indian agency here, who base their home His mother and children be- ;
arches
on the north side of the
There
were
numerous
doors
to
estimate on payment of a regular al-' came much attached to the girl.; spondent In several countries of for the large table, a miniature foot-' pass before the inner chamber is en­ Savage Rapids dam are now com­
central Europe have indicated that ball field had been laid out. with two'
lot ment In December
who«« superior education made her
tered and at each stood two guards, pleted and the workmen are placinff
Bonus payments of 81.000 are non an important member of the com­ a cpntlnous effort la being made. < teams,* represented by small dolls! whe questioned closely all comers. the reinforcing steel. Work will be
through use of a courier and props-[ dressed In regulation uniforms, lined
being paid to members of the tribe munity.
continued over Sunday upon the
ganda system that includes perhaitsi up ready for the kick-off. A large Those for apparent legitimate reas­
as an extra dividend derived from
The Turk was very influential and
placing of the steel, and Monday the
on^
for
their
presence
-were
allowed
past lease sales, the purchasers be­ through the Influence of (he young 25,000 Moscow-paid workers, to; football was hung over the table. A to proceed; the others are turned concrete pouring in these five arihea
spread
the
doctrine
of
bolshevism
blue
and
white
color
scheme
was
us
­
ing oil companies and Individuals Armenian, saved Armenian refugees
and the five piers will progress. It
ed throughout in the decorations,, back to Join the ever present throngs
wno pay one-fourth the price of the I from persecution. He proposed to throughout the world.
will require three days to pour the
in the corridors.
In
this
effort,
south
and
central
these
being
the
high
school
colors.
,
lease at once with the balance dur the girl and «he finally married him.
concrete in these five arches and
In three years at 6 tier cent interest 1 When the relief workers went to the America are considered by the bol- -A« a token of appreciation for the • 12.ÓO» PAY ROM. TAKEN
piers, bringing the concrete work to
The total being paid the Osagee as Turkish home to find whether the shevikl not only as excellent fields work done during the past season.!
the crest of the dam. and completing
FROM
PAYMASTER
BY
2
MEN
for local "missionary work” along Coach Rearss was presented with a j
bonuses is |2,22S.OOO.
young bride desired to be freed from
the concrete work on that portion of
the
lines
of
strikes
and
political
un
­
by
the
members
of
small
gold
knife
There are now 2.22S original her husband, there was consterna­
Detroit, Dec 4.—(A. P.l—Two the structure. The heavy pins upon
shares In the Osage tribe, according tion in the house The Turk and his ( rest. but also as advanced field bases the team.
men
held up Paul Sundenberg, pay­ which the gates are to operate over
Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs. Isham. Mrs.
■O officers of Indian affairs, this be­ mother and children were devoted for promoting bolshevism in north
master
of the Thompson-Starrett the crest of the dam are placed. The
ing the number of Osage« and those to the girl and begged the Americans) America, where stricter immigration McCallister. Mrs. Rearss and Mrs. Construction company and escaped Esteam shovel was taken to the dam
.
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Dutter served the dinner.
adopted into the tribe when the rolls not to force her to leave. The young laws prevail.
with a valise containing 8J2.000 in over the Southern Pacific today, the
closed for thia bonus allotment.
wife had one child.
pay
envelopes. An hour later Charles train stopping at the-dam site while
HARDING LANDS AT NEWPORT
The relief workers talked to the
McCabe, a depositor, was shot and ^he shovel was unloaded. The shovel
NEWS ON RETURN FROM TRIP
Armenian wife privately and told her
seriously wounded when three men ts now at work excavating the rock
they would not Insist upon her leav­
attempted to hold up the cashier of a which will be used to fill the cribs
Newport News. Va.. Dec. 4—(A.
ing If she wanted to stay. She told
used to close the break in the cof­
bank
a mile away.
them she could not leave her child: P.) President-elect Harding has
fer dam. and when everything is
landed here. He will spend the
that the Turk had been kind to her
ready, the cribs will be floated Into
PEARCY
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
morning here and then go to Norfolk.
and she felt that by remaining In the
OF HORTICULTURAL. SOCIETY place and filled with rock excavated
President-elect Harding received a
village as the wife of Its most prom­
by the shovel. Then the work on
Vancouver. B. C.. Dec. 4.—(A. P.) ,
inent official she could be of great­ rousing reception. Tn an address he
Eugene. Dço. 4.— (A. P.)—Earl the power house can continue be­
voiced
the
hope
for
an
international
Fur
catches
will
be
very
li^ht
'
this
Albany, Dec. 4.- (A. P.l- James er assistance to Armenians than In
Pearcy. of Forest Grove, was elected tween freshets. should high water
Ward has been Indicted on a charge any other way. The Turkish hus­ peace agreement and for steps for winter ip the Yukon Territory and' president of the Oregon State Horti­ occur, the .high water pouring over
of manslaughter In connection with i band and his family were overjoyed disarmament, but he asserted there Alaska, on account of a recent drop' cultural Society late yesterday. A. the crib work of the coffer dam with­
the recent death of M. Story. acting j when the Americans told them thevf must be no sacrifice -of nationality. In the skin market, according to re­ C. Brownell.'of Portland, was elected out injury to it. Work can continue
ports from the north. The number’
mars hill, at Sweet Homo.
Robert would not take the girl away. He
New York, Dec. 4.- TA. P.)—Mrs. of men on the -winter trap lines, it is vice president; C. A. Minton, Port­ on other portions of the dam during
Rruce was indicted, charged with as-j promised he would not take another Muriel MacSwiney, widow of the late
land. secretary-treasurer and Henry other stages of the water. A cable
«atilt with a dangerous weapon on ( wife nnd gave the American rugs and lord mayor of Cork, who died of his said, will be considerably less than, Dosch, of Hillsdale, trustee.
has been stretched across the river
Dr. Schenk, who went to Story's as­ other gifts as an expression of ap­ hunger strike, arrived today to tes­ last year.
and the large derrick and the donkey
News of the price drop reached the Martincan in Portland—
preciation.
sistance.
engine will be lifted over to the
tify before the committee of 100, in­
north early In the summer and many
After throwing half a cord of wood Southern Pacific right of way. where
vestigating conditions in * Ireland.
I northerners who generally prospect in the big fireplace in the lobby of it will be used*to clear away the dirt
She was greeted by a big crowd.
I in the summer and trap in the winter the Josephine hotel at Grants Pass,: from the power house openings and
THE BIG QUESTION
' spent all the time they could looking Al Martineau has reached the Im-1 permit the water to flow under the
Store 1.« Remodeled—
I for gold with the intention of work- perial on his way to The Dalles to portion of the structure now built
Everett Earle Stanard
The building formerly occupied by
j ing this winter.
attend the conference of Oregon ho­ instead of over it as at present. The
the Star theater has been purchased
—
tel men. Tn the • lobby of the Jose- derrick will also place the machin­
by W. M. Wyrick from J. I*. Schwenk.
O glibly you step with a hep, hep, hep, when Its time
phine are scores of pictures showing, ery in the power house as soon as
^Ir Wyrick Is a recent arrival here
for the Chrlstmns buying. You say. This year I have no fear
the Josephine county caves, other-1 the machinery''arrived from the
from Hoquiam.
He was accom­
and there ain't no cause for sighing. You have Just map­
wise known as the marble caves of builders, the Aills-Chalmers Co., of
panied by Mrs. Wyrick and their two
Oregon. This display of photographs Milwaukee. This machinery will
ped out a plan, no doubt, whereby the Christmas shopping
sons, who are attending school in
has beer, prepared by the forestry de­ consist of the turbines and the two
will go right ahead with vim Instead of the old-time start- * I
Grants Pass. They liked the city so
partment for the purpose of appris­ 24-inch pumps that will lift the wa­
Ing and stopping. A cute little drum for Willie to strum, I
well that they decided to buy the
ing the world of one of Oregon's; ter into the high line ditches. Each
say, won't it tickle brother? For Sis some rings and lingerie
building and locate here. Mr. Wy­
things, and a casserolo sweet for mother. You but and buy
most Interesting and least known na­ of th^e huge pnmns will elevate 40
rick Is not lertaln what he will <fo
second feet of water, while the srrav
Washington. Dec. 4.— (A
P.)— tural Wonders.—Oregonian.
with never n sigh, most done with the Christmas pother,
with the building when completed
fty canal will carry 10b second feet.
when conies this Jolt like a lightning bolt What, what shall
although he has numerous inquiries The American government he a about
I get for father? Thorn are hosts of gifts In every store,
from prospective rentors. The up- reached the limit of concessions it B. P. O. E. Memorial Service—
cut-glass and egg-shell platters, and nice gold rings with glit­
The annual memorial service of IWHD RONDS MVY TOTAL
stairs of the building will* ba, re- is willing to make to the allied and
CIOSE TO HUNDRED MILLION
the Medford Elks lodge will be held!
tery things that, diamond dnylglht scatters, iflunos and tables
modeled into apartments.
associated powers with regard to the in the Elks building, Medford. Sun-’ Salem. Dec. 4.— (A. P.)-—With
and rich fttr coats, O pshaw» there« no use trying, so you
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disposition of former German cables, day. December 5, at 2:30 p. m . to) property valuation over a billion dol­
merely buy him another silk tie. and have done with th'c
PORTI.\ND M IRKEI“
^ild one of the American commis­ which service the public is invited. I lars. it is now possible that road
Christmas buying. •
Portland. Dec. 4. — (A. Pl All sioners to the international commu­ The memorial address will be given bonds for the state and counties may
nications conference here.
total »96.654,236.
markets are unchanged.
bj* I. E. Vining of Ashland.
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Will REFUSE 10 PROSECUTE
OSAGE INDIANS HAVE
HUGE YEARLY INCOME
ARGENTINE BELEGATION QUITS
OFFICE-SEEKERS ARE
NUMEROUS IN MEXICO
ARMENIAN GIRLS DO
NOT DESIRE FREEDOM
REDS ENTER EASILY
F001BALL MEN GIVEN
a
formw SC oi T firsl
FIVE ARCHES COMPLETE
WARD IS INDICTED ON
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE