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AHHOtiATKD PRERH tUCHVIUE
VOL. XI., No. 180.
GRANT« PAAR, JOMEI'HINE OOUMTT, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1021
W HOLE NI MHER 8107.
Ï0 THE Ö.S. IS
lew MiMsurt* Have Yet I'asMsl tlw
Iwgi-latU!* and Born Signed by
the Executive
Goi«*ni>ii«nt Bureaus Pack Commit*
tees Is Charge Made By American
IX-gioii Official
Fermal Canvass of The Vote of The Various States Made
Today, 404 Electoral Votes Being Recorded
For Tbe Republican Nominees
Salem, Ore., Feb. 9.—(A. P.)—<
Washington, Feb. 9.—(A. P.)— ADJUTANT GENERAL, TELAR LEG­
Among the 19 measure» enacted by I
ni ti ni........... si: mum hi
Charges that the government bu­
ISLATURE THAT «R^18,M0
the legislature and signed by the
IN TOO DR INTI«'
reaus having to do with soldiers re­
WOCU» BE REQUIRED
governor are the following.
The
lief are packing committees of the
Norblad bill providing for a prelim­
American I region with bureau em­
«
inary survey I’or an Interstate bridge
ployes who are members of the Le­
Washington, Feb 9. (A. P.l- elected president and vice president gion were made ¡before the Legion’s
acroea the Columbia, and two Dennis)
bills, one relating to false statements Warren Gamaliel Harding, of Ohio, of the United States, each for a term, executive committee today by Abel
as to the standing or reputation of and Calvin Coolidge, of Masaachu- beginning March 4, 1921.”
Davis, chairman of the hospitaliza­
The joint session today was order-1 tion committee,
As a result work Were Approved by the Governor This
Ibwtrictlon* on • l*er< eniwge IlMl* banks and the other relatlng to the setts, were formally declared today
conviction of minors. Also tbe Pat-1 by congress to be elected president ed by resolution of both senate and of the Legion in soldier relief is be-
Have Been tgrvrxl to I nd,-r tlw
Afternoon. Having Been Paased
terson bill, creating a state budget and vice-president of the United house. At 1 o’clock, led by two sen­ ing
greatly handicapped,** said
Substitut« IUII
Late Yesterday
I
commission
House bills passed ' States for four years beginning next ate pages carrying the ballot boxes, !>avi».
and signed include a measure by March 4
the senate, following the vice presi
Thus was written ths final cbap-
Marsh providing for licensing nur­
Washington. Fob 9 -(A. P.l — serymen and their agents, and one ter In the history of the 1920 presl- dent and escorted by its sergeant-
Vancouver, B. C., Feb. >.— (A. P.)
Salem. Feb. 9.—(A. P.)—AdJu-
Th« house immigration bill which by Kubll defining criminal syndics)- dential elections. The scene was laid at-arms, secretary and other officials; —Efforts are being made to obtain tant General White, at the hearing
proceded
to
the
house
chamber,
would virtually stop Immigration Ism and sabotage and providing pun-J In the chamber of the house of rep-
perm lesion to import Chinese game
that 34,430
where they were announced with into Canada. Many steamers plying on the bonus bill, said
for a year was disapproved today by
ex-service men in the state would be
resentatlves with the democratic ceremony, tbe house membership
Ishment.
the senate Immigration committee,
Vice-president Marshall presiding rising as tbe senatorial party en- between this port and the Far East entitled to the bonus. Should every
by a vote of five to four Th« com-
The occasion was the canvassing of tered. As prescribed by law, the are now provided with refrigeration one receive cash, the total amount
mlttee agreed to adopt a substitute
the electoral votes cast by the elec­ vice president took charge of the plants and if permission to Import would be $8,513,650.
tomorrow restricting Immigration on
The senate passed the two Norblad
tors chosen on November 2—404 for session, with Speaker Gillett seated) game is granted the traffic ir expect­
a percentage basis It would provide
fish bills yeeterday, also the free
the republican candidates and 127 at his left and the senators at the | ed to be active.
the number of aliens of any nation­
text book bill and the port of Port­
for the democratic candidates, for- right of the chamber.
I
ality who may be admitted In any,
land bills, the latter receiving the
mer Governor James M. Cox, of Ohio,
In opening the ceremonies Mr.)
one year shall tw llmltnd to 5 i>er
governor’« signature this afternoon.
and Franklin D. Roosevelt, of Hyde
Marshall gave the usual warning,
cent of thr number of persons of)
The house today indefinitely post­
Park. New York.
against demonstrations by the spec-)
such nationality In the t'nlted States
poned Hoeford's bill repealing sec­
Dublin. Fob 9— (A. P.l— There; The recording of the votes was at-
tators, a warning which always has
It would become effective April 1.
tions of the Oregon statutes known
great
1s u _
___ weight of general sentl-i tended by all the formality and so ­ been honored in the breach until the
Japanese. Chines«. tNinadlans. Cu-,
as "labor’s bill of rights," legalizing
ment throughout the country In fav-t lemnlty prescribed by the Constitu-
galleries lost their enthusiasm under
bans. Mexicans and citizens of South
picketing. The senate defeated Pat­
or of any settlement which will end j tlon and there not only were present
and Central America would not be
the verbal procession of formal an­
terson’s bill consolidating the de­
the present chaos. Irish Catholic the members of the senate and
nouncements by the four tellers.
Included In the operation of the pro­
Chicago. Feb. 9.—(A. P.)—“The partment of weights and measures
bishops are foremost among those j houae. but many relatives and
posed substitute Immigration bill.
The votes canvassed today were ‘ Relation of Highway and Motor' with the state food and dairy com­
who are encouraging this sentiment. friends of the successful candidates.
cast
last January 10 by the electors Transport Development to Educa-; mission.
mahogany
Two highly polished
Between the most moderate and
the moat extreme nationalists there boxes, inlaid with rosewod and holly- meeting in their respective states I tlon,” will be one of the principal |
[ is thia one point of agreement, that' wood, were dumb actors in this dra- and have alnce been arriving almost subjects discussed at the nation-wide ,
j the decision of the Irish people them-1 ma of democratic government. Rest- daily at the vice president’s office, good roads congress and machinery ’
selves must be supreme. Submission ing on the vice-president's desk, they Duplicate returns also have been exposition to be held beginning to-1
¡of their attitude to the electors and j contained the official ballots of the sent by mall and the law requires day, according to officers of the Am­
ths endorsement of that attitude bv( elector» of the 48 states Tn alpha­ that a third set be filed with tile fed- erican Road Builders’ association,
ths country's voters, is the basis on. betical order. beginniKM with Ala­ eral district court of each state. under whose auspices tbe congress,
The Hague. Feb. 9.— (A. P. • !*- which Sinn Felners rest their case bama's vote, the returns. In large Among the personal messengers who will be held.
“Improvement of the highways' Avon, N. ¥., Feb. 9.—(A. P.) —
tails of a Mohammedan agitation for They »ay that endorsement mint) envelopes biasing with seals, were brought the ballots to Washington
Independence In some of the outly­ stand.
opened by the vice president, hand­ were women serving aa such for the I bears such an important relation to, When Peter Flnigin went out to do
rural and city education." said M. J the chores one morning recently he
ing inlands of the Dutch East indies | There Is a considerable section of ed to the senate and house tellers— first time in the nation's history.
was mystified by the sight of a large
are revealed by a report of the gov­ I the populace, however, who believe one repitb'llcan and one democrat
A custom of procedure followed Faherty, president of the American I
ernment of that archipelago on mur­ the time has arrived for a fresh con­ representing each body—and read to today as usual in the Joint congres­ Road Builders' association, "that It I number of huge snowballs scattered
over his farm. On the 20-acre field
der of the Dutch controller. De Kat sultation of the i>eople—that a new the assemblage and recorded
sional session was an opportunity Is beginning to receive a great deal
Angnllno, by the natives of Toll opportunity should be given for ex­
At the conclusion of the announce­ for objections to the recording of of attention at the hands of educa- there were hundreds of them rang­
ing in size from six to 18 inches tn
Toll. In Middle Celebes In 1919.
pression ot the popular will. The ments and tally Vice President Mar­ the votea. After each state's vote I tional as well as the other public -
According to the re|>ort. the mur­ suggestion Is made that a formal ref­ shall declared formally that Mr. was announced, the vice president officials. The improvement of the diameter. Leading up to each snow­
vanuus bcviiuub
tuui ball was a streak of bare ground
highway an
In various
sections ui
of the:
der followed a fanatical address by erendum should be taken as to Harding had been chosen president asked If there were any objections. ■ uiguwd)
Abdoel Moes, wbo advised the na­ whether the people still adhere to and Mr. Coolidge, vice president— These, by law. are required to be in country has made It much easier for «»owing the distance it had traveled
tives not to obey the Dutch govern­ the uncompromising republican pol-iln official language that the an- writing and, in event of filing, to be school children In the rural districts in ,ormLnS;
Mr. Finigin and neighbors who
ment but to join the Sarekat Islam icy. or are willing to give the new nouncement should "be deemed a voted on by the senate and house to get to the schools promptly and
gathered
to study the odd spectacle
with comfort and to reach handily,
movement. The Dutch press In now home rule act a trial.
sufficient declaration of the personal separately.
and quickly the higher institutions decided that the wind which had
clamoring for the punishment of
Sir Edward Carson, for Ulster, has
of learning in the cities. Wherever blown a gale the night before had
.Abdoel Moen and for strong meas­ accepted, but Sinn Fein has refused'
roads have been improved statistics whipped up small particles of “good
ures to protect government officials ¡the <art. in neither case have the
show
that there has been a marked packing" snow and started them
particularly at Isolated poets.
people themselves been consulted as)
Improvement in educational facili­ down the field, some of the particles
The report says the official Sare­ to what they think of it.
gathering up additional snow until
ties and school attendance."
kat Islam movement Is more or less
There is even among Sinn Felners
Census data, compared with roadj balls had been formed that were too
harmless, but that the real move­ a number who believe that it would
stetirtics’ show' clearly" the relation-'
for lhe
ment In working necretly and is ex­ be good tactics to accept the act as)
bad All the paths of the snowballs were
ship
between
illiteracy
and
far us it goes, secure the election of’ Tacoma. Feb. 9.—(A. P.l—Ole
ceedingly dangerous.
New York. Feb. 9.— (A. P.)—Re­
Sinn Felners to the Southern parlla-^ I .arson, former president of the de­ tail trade conditions are rapidly ap­ roads, according to officers of thp In the same general direction that
the wind had been blowing.
The native« of the Celebes islands ment and obtain as much control of! funct Scandinavian-American bank, proaching normal and are daily Im­ Road Builders’ Association,
To record the unusual freak of
data
shows
that
in
Arkansas,
Mis
­
call themselves Mohammedans hut the Irish government as possible In which failed January 15th. was ar­ proving. Salmon P. Hall, president
wind
and snow, Mr. Flnigin sent for
They the same way as they have obtained rested today charged with embez­ of the Retail Dry Goods Association souri. North Carolina and Mississippi
many worship a pagan god
the correspondent of a Buffalo news­
where
less
than
2
per
cent
of
the
control
of
most
of
the
local
author-
)
race.
are of the Malay
zling $60,000.
told the convention of that organiza­
roads are improved there were 374.- paper who counted more than 1,000
Itlss. They would then us« their;
tion here today.
788 native born white illiterates out snowballs of more than 10 inches la
new position as the basis for a fresh
Salem, Feb. 9.—(A. Pl—The
of a total population of 7.800.000, diameter.
advance.
house and senate arranged for a Mr. Bramwell in Salem—
whereas in Massachusetts. Connec­
The argument is heard that de1 joint session to hear an address by
Franklin S. Bramwell left last
Valera and Arthur Griffith could do' Senator-elect Stanfield at 2:30 this night for the state capital, where he ticut, New Jersey and Rhode Island.|
where more than 30 per cent of the
more for the cause In executive office afternoon.
will remain for a day or two.
roads are improved there were only
than In jail, but that Is not the dom-|
20,500 native born white illiterates,
inant Sinn Fein view—at any rate,
out of a total population of 5,025,-
n ’ s w York. Feb
9,—(A
P.l — among the "responsible" leaders of
000.
"latest style in dogs." is the title the movement. Hence the sugges-i
New York, Feb. 9.—(A. P.)— The
given the German police dogs by tlon to consult the rank and file.
j National league baseball schedule
Dean W Horace Hoskins of the New
York University Veterinary college,
I for the season of 1921, as announced
) today, differs in few respects from
who says fashions In dogs fluctuate
I those of recent years. Each of the
as they do In dress
eight clubs composing the league
The Boston terrier and Pekinese
will play 154 games; 77 of which
are also fashionable, Dean Hoskins I
I ”’11 be staged upon their home dia­
•aid.
mond and an equal number upon
"The Boston terrier has enjoyed
a longer period of popularity than
Capetown, Feb. 9.—(A. P.)—Thei the fields of rival clubs. But three
London,
P.)—So
any other dog. having been In vogue
party headed by Premier Smuts won conflicting dates with the American
for 30 years, and Is still fairly pop­ eager are many of the Jews of the
the election yesterday in which the league are shown and these occur at
Ukraine to go to Palestine that, tail­
ular." he said.
issue was secession from the British Chicago on May 1; June 26 and Sep­
The pug dog and the old black and ing transportation, they are actually
Empire. The Smuts party defeated tember 11. Each western club will
tan, or rat terrier, which enjoyed attempting to walk to the new home­
that of General Hertzog, who favored invade the east three times between
the opening date April 13. and the
an inimonae popularity In the 80's land. passing through Constantin­
secession.
*
closing day of the season. October
,
•ml 90*s arc almost extinct, and the ople.
2. The eastern teams will circle the
This statement is made by
VALUABLE PACKAGE
dean said he knew of no one who
LEFT IN TAXICAB western circuit three times during
still breeds them. The chows, which first commissioner of works, Sir Al­
the pennant race.
were favorite« In 1900 are well fred Mond, who has Just left Eng­
Butte, oMnt., Feb. 9.— (A. P.t—
On the opening day of the sched­
land for a tour of Palestine.
liked.
A package containing gems valued) ule Brooklyn will play at Boston;
Sir Alfred says that, although the
Doan Hoskins lamented the pass­
at $12.500 was recovered by the po-1 New York at Philadelphia; Pittsburg
ing of the collie, and regretted the exodus of Jews from Great Britain
4L.
lice here from the tonneau of a taxi­ at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Chi­
current vogue for the police dog. sav­ Is comparatively small, many Jews of
cab where it had been left by a man 1 cago. Holiday. Sunday and Satur­
ing he was not so gentle a coni pnn- Central Europe, Poland and Russia
This rvguhir town hull, designed ns n public forum, Ims been otliemlly and woman traveller. The driver of day games are fairly well distribu­
nro anxious to go to Palestine.
Ion as the collie.
•'pencil
In
New
York
city
with
n
public
meeting,
under
tile
auspice»
of
the
the cab de> la red he had taken many | ted. Pittsburg gets the greatest
There should be nn enormous in­
Gorman police dogs were brought
Longue for Political Education. Henry W. Tuft, clminunn of the board of
hack to America In great numbers) flux of people when the country Is trustees, said the intention was to make ¡he town hull a later Faneull hall, passengers about town after the ¡number of Saturday games at home
aboard-- army transport* by officers ready for them, he adde<$. Just now a modern Roman forum, to be open to all law-abiding citizens. The town hall couple who left the gems in the ma­ and the largest number of Sunday
chine had been driven from the rail­ games abroad. Brooklyn leads in
and mon of the army of occupation Palestine Is In great need of labor-) Is situnted on West Forty-third street.
Sunday contests at home with 18.
era.
road depot to a hotel.
tn Germany.
RENATE COMMITTEE lONULUDEN
PORT Of PORTLAND BILLS UW
TACOMA BANKER FACES
New York’s New Town Hall Opened
WALKING 10 PALESTINE