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P ms Staili) Courier IH/L4U1 HtKVICE UL'UVffW l.nbOClATKD l*RE8tf IWhii W'I il'klk GRANTS PAffff, JOSEPHINE CXJUMTY, OREGON» — FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11, l»31. IB OS MEDICINE MAN WHOLE NUMBER SIM. OUR OLDEST STUDENT BONUS BILL Of w** SX' MEASI RE NOW GOES TO THE ENTENTE REPORTED TO HAVE SEN ATE AND IF PASSED THERE SENT FORMAL NOTE, TO THE WILL IIE REFERRED A l STRI A N GOV ERN ME N T t TREATY NEGOTIATED BETWEEN THE TWO WARRING PEOPLES LH REPORT RY WIRELESS ». ij \ « H * storm Devastated Southern Village and la-ft Death and Property Dent ru« tion in Path Alao Provides That Ex-service Men Gvrnuta Ministry Hays Utmost Ro- May Get Loan From State In IMirationa It Can Pay Is 1.5O.OOO,- Lieu of Bonus 000,000 Marks A medicine man of the Ibos tribes of southern Nigeria Africa, with his eight years old, who won his title and stock-ln-trude. The Ibos warriors loot a leg in the Civil war. is believed smear themselves with medicine “to Augusta. Georgia. F«1> 11,— (A. shield them from all harm." The Ibos, Salem, Feb 11.—(A. P.l—The Helsingfors, Finland. Feb. 11.— Vienna. Feb. 11.—.(A. P.l—The to be the oldest student in the coun P.l—-The heroism of three women four million In numl>er. are seml-clv- house today unanimously passed the, entente is reported to have sent a try. The major, who can remember tA. P.)— A peace treaty between the stirring events of 'fll-'flS and who school teachers saved 76 pupils in IIU.-1 soldier's bonus and loan bill, amend formal note to the Austrian govern •annot remember recent events so well, soviet Russia and Poland was signed the tornado yesterday at Oconee In ed to provide $15 p«r month bonus.] ment protesting against the fusion of * trying to rebuild hl* memory at the at Riga yesterday, says a wireless which 30 person* ware killed. One and to refer the bill to the people Austria and Germany. Reprisals are Bronx Y. M. C. A. evening school. As dispatch from Moscow. •nd of a school building crumpled The bill provides the cash bonus. threatened If the movement is car a former service man. he received a and the teacher* held up the sagging -*b<'’rr«htp in memory training when CARDINAL DOUGHERTY shall not exceed $250 as a maximum. ried out. roof until the children escaped he applied. TO LEAVE FOR ROME I-oans If taken in preference to cash , - , Merlin, Feb. 11.—(A. P. 1—The shall not exceed $3000, secured by Philadelphia, Feb 11.—(A. P.l— real estate, and repayable in install-i finance minister has decided that Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty, of mnnts over a period of years. An the utmost reparations Germany can Philadelphia, raised to the cardlnal- amendment permits veterans who pay is 150,000.000,000 marks, in ate. will leave for Rome within ten cluding all so far paid In cash and were citizens when enlisting, but Senate Bill Would Make It More days. since left the state, to participate un goods. Difficult Io Initiate law Bonding der certain restrictions. Several or Taxing of Property house member* paid a tribute to sol*! HARVESTING OF RESIN BECOMES NEW INDUSTRY’ dier* and to the American lagion New York. Feb 11.—(A. P.l- If the senate approves and the gov-] Vancouver. B. C., Feb. 11.- .— (A. Invitation Will Be Extended to All Uncle Rsm'» official and annual tea I Salem. Feb 11.—-I A. P.l—New ernor signs the measure it will be P.) — Resin harvesting in the for- the Nations to Be Represented party haa just been held hero ' measure* introduced In the legisla- submitted to the people. will pro- eats of British Columbia at Big Fair Far from the tittering throng* I ture include a bill by Senator Den vide a large number of men with which loll about the peacock alleys nis making mor* difficult the pro- permanent employment, according of effete hotels and Broadway’s curing of initiative petitions per- BLIND LEPERS " WITNESS" DRAMAS OF THE SCREEN to E S. Oliver, a Vancouver chemist.I daintiest tearooms each afternoon, tainlng to bonding or taxing proper- Medford. Ore.. Feb. 11.—An issue Salem, Feb. 11.—(A. P.)—Con He believes that if plans for imme seven sturdy men partook of nearly I ty. It would require the signatures gress is to be memoraHzed to invite j of 81,250,000 of Medford irrigation diate development of the resin and a thousand cups of tea in the work representing 20 per cent of the district bonds has been sold at 99 to Honolulu. Fob. 11,—(A. P.l— turpentine industry are carried out the nations of the world to be repre aday environment of a government i voter* and that half of the signer* Patrick Welch, well known railroad sented at the Portland exposition in Blind inmate* of the Kalauoapa they will not merely help to meet warehouse I be owners of real property affected le|>er colony on the Island of Molo they temporary unemployment condi 1925. A joint session for that pur builder of Spokane and head of the Bores of samples were offered | by the measure pose at 2 O’clock today was arranged Rogue River Valley Canal company. Another measure kai obtained keen enjoyment out of these offtlcal connoisseurs They I by Dennis provides separate ballot* ] the moving pictures which are shown tions. but will lay the foundation in connection with the ceremonies at The bonds carry 6 per cent interest for a new industry. and mature annually between the sniffed, sipped, tasted, and then I for Initiative or referendum meat- in the settlement from time to time. Presenting two bars of resin tending the filing of article* of in years 1926 to 1961. The price ob used a gigantic cuspidor for a tar ur*s. | according to reports from Kalaupa- weighing 145 pounds at a local lab- corporation of the exposition com-1 get They determined whether each pany. A large delegation from Port tained is regarded as good consider Senator Hall and Representative! pa. _ __________ „ colony. ______ Members of _____ the leper specimen had enough or too much Bennett Introdu e<i a bill for relief «-hose sight has not been destroyed ratory recently, a citizen, not know land arrived for the ceremonies. ing the state of the bond market for ing it was of marketable value was some time past and the fact that theine. sometimes known as a kick for Mr*. Edwin G. Scott and Mr* by the disease, accompany their surprised to receive $7.25 for It. He such securities have been selling The seven of them composed the Clyde Dedinger. of Marshfield, blind companions to the picture show said he obtained it from two sticks around 95 and in some cases as low United State* board of tea expert*. widows of soldier* killed by the ex VIGLANCE COMMITTEE and explain the action of the films, of a tree he had felled and he at : One member of the board came from plosion of a cannon at Camp Ix'wls TO ENFORCE TRAFFIC LAWS as 90. Mr. Welch was the only bid much to the pleasure of those who once hurried off to attend to the der and the sale was made only after each of the following cities The joint roads committee intro "live in the dark." rest of the tree. having been advertised for 90 days. New York. Boston. Charleston, duced a motor vehicle bill licensing San Francisco. Tacoma, Chicago and passenger automobiles on a basis of The Rogue River Valley Canal Spokane. Wash.. Feb. 11—(A. P.l St Paul. weight and trucks on width of tires An intensive campaign against traf company some time ago obtained the Each year they choose «tight mln-1 fic law violators in Spokane is plan contract for the construction of the Imiim standard*, and no tea below j ned. A vigilance traffic committee big irrigation project for a flat snm PORTION'D M IRKETS the fixed quality, purity or fitness composed of about 500 citizens is be of $100 per acre The administra for consumption may be Im norted. ' ing organized under the direction of tive and engineering expenses will Portland. Feb 11—(A. P) between Tea. the explained the fire and accident committee of bring the price to $125 an acre. Weather permitting the contractor taste*. 1« the superb stimulant, U Livestock, steady: eggs, higher, buy the Spokane chamber of commerce. expects to begin the work of con key* up the brain without causing a ing prices. 25c to 26c. selling, se] It is announced by those in charge Spokane. Wash.. Feb. 11. — (A. | The plan as set forth by the com remorseful hang over 'Swiss gidde* lects. 30c to 3 2c; butter, steady. of the mining luncheon tomorrow P.)—Upward of 100 retail credit mittee, is to supply all citizens who struction by March 1st. or earlier if possible, and expects to have the favor It and Peary drank it exclu Salem, Feb. 11.—(A. P.l—Eggs evening at 6 o'clock, at the chamber men from all r*rts of the northwest1 agree to serve with special cards on project completed in time to put sively In hl* final dash for the pole. of commerce rooms, that John H. are expected to come to Spokane to^ which to report to the police de water on the land by May 1st. 1922. Furthermore, they «aid. tea I* just sold for 2Sc retail today, the lowest Haak, of Portland, will be present attend the convention called to meet partment all speeding, reckless or In seven years. a* cheap now a* 25 or 50 year* ago. at the meeting. with _ Henry M. here February 23 and 24 at which' careless driving and all violations Mrs. C. A. Bailey returned to Parks, the director of the bureau of time the subject of forming a north- of the traffic ordinance violations. Col. Frank Leland arrived this mines, Mr. Haaks has a peculiar' west retail credit men’s association A special desk is to be maintained Glendale this morning after spend Dr Prouty, a dentl*t of Madison. Wl* . I* In Grant* Paes for a few. morning from Oakland. Cal., to distinction. He is the only man i will be sponsored. at police headquarters to take care ing several days here with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey. day* on a vacation trip and Is «pend spend a few day* here with hi* known to have received payment in ] According to Mr. Shockley, of Spo- of the cards, mother. ing his time hunting and fishing full of his claim for losses in the kane Seattle has promised to send 15 production of chrome during the, delegates. Tocamo 10 and the Yaki war. It is said that he remained in ma valley towns upwards to Washington for a period of eight 75. ~ Portland has not designated months and finally recived payment the number coming from that city,] of his claim only after many bitter Mr. Shockley stated. hearings before the commission. Mr. Speakers on the tentative program Haaks no doubt will have something include G. A. Johnson, of Tacoma: j of interest to say at the meeting. ] J. S. IBrooks, Portland: M. F. Mul- Carl Anderson, another miningjier, Seattle; C. L. Graden, Portland.! Mr. Whitman has had his fights New York, Feb. 11.—(A. P.) — Washington. Feb 11.—(A. P.l — Island of Formosa, the Island of engineer, will also be present. and F. N. Graves, Ellensburg.' Disclosure of police scandals rival with the higher city officials, and Italy; | There were fewer earthquakes in Malta, Japan; Flvlzzano, ling those of the days of Police Lieu resorted to subpoena to bring Mayor the United State* and throughout the I Italy; Glarre. Italy, and Grenada.] u tenant Becker and the Herman Ro Hylan and Police Commissioner En f» world last year than In 1919 hut Spain. senthal murder, for which Becker right before him. Of these he de those of a destructive character were, California reported the largest and an East Bide gunmen's gang 1 manded li is force be given a certain morn numerous and there also was number of earth tremors of any lo went to death in the electric chair j number of detectives, the particular cality In ths United States In 1920 much more volcanic activity is forecast by former Governor I men he wanted to aid in the inveetl- Records complied by Prof. Fran with a total of 02. while in 1919 Cal Charles 8 Whitman, who. cloaked I gation. He exhibited state laws cis A. Tondorf, director of the seis ifornia reported 80. The George with authority by the district attor which he said authorized him to mological observatory and head of town University seismographs re ney, is probing into alleged grafting have what he wanted, without inter the department of geology of Georg- corded 82 quakes during the year. Missoula, Mont., Feb. 11—(A. P.l Tokio, Feb. 11.- (A. P.l—Three, and corruption by New York city ference by mayor or commissioner. When money seemed to be lack- town University here, show 93 ( None of the earthquakes reported in Establishment somewhere In western aviation officers, namely Captain officials He has termed the situa earthquake* were felt in the United the United States resulted -in any Montana of a so-called "dude ranch" Oseki of the Aviation school; Lieut. tion "grave” and threatens to un 1 ing for continuation of the inquiry, financial assistance from private States compared with 97 in 1919.] loss of life or extensive destruction to which people could send their Hiraga of the balloon corps: and one fold a vice ribbon of many hues. while reports from all parts of the of property. sons and daughters for vacation lieutenant whose name is not yet The Whitman inquiry has been sources was promised the former In addition to California’s 82 re boarding is being fostered by the published will be dispatched abroad under way only a short time, since governor, he announced, and a cer world show 161 quake* were report-1 ports for 1920, five were felt tn Missoula chamber of commerce ed aa compared with 168 in 1919 early next year, reports the Tokio the state assembly was urged to or tified check for $20.000 was present Eleven of the earthquake* last Utah: three each In Washington. investigation into ed to him on January 21 by Edward On the ranch. It is proposed, un Asahi, for the purpose of studying der legislative Investigation year resulted in destruction of life Oregon, Missouri, Illinois and Colo der the supervision of guides, hunt the various kind* and possibilities New York City's City’s administration Hatch Jr., chairman of the New York or property while In the previous rado: two each in Maine. Tennessee, ers and sportsmen, the young of gas and also manufacture of aero-' early in January, Already two po- Merchant’s Association committee year only 7 cairned such losses. The and .South Dakota, and one each in '"boarders" would tour the hunting., plane engines. lice captains have been indicted for on pollution, sewerage and waste most destructive during 1920 wore Wyoming. New Hampshire, Mon camping and fishing grounds, ride Captain Oseki will bi sent to alleged grafting, charged with ac- disposal. This check was made avail those at Mendoza, Argentina and tho tana. Virginia and South Carolina. bucky horses and in general be France and Lieut. Hirega to Ger- cepting fees from business firms in able in the event the board of esti In Italy and the Immediate vicin "broke In” to typical old-time west many while the other lieutenant wijl exchange for police protection dur- mates fails to authorize a similar Tepellni district of Italy, both of which occurred In December: and ity of that country there were 127 ern frontier life. They will stay ing strike* They are Captain Wil city appropriation for furtherance go to England, those reported from Mexlcq City nnd earthquakes reported during the Several "dude ranches” have been abroad for three years during which liam A. Bailey. Manhattan, and Cap of the work, but later the finance Vera Cruz, Mexico: Minas Gomes. first eleven months of 1920 as re-i established In 'Wyoming, the cham period they will act as government j tain Percy DuBois, Brooklyn. More and budget committee of the board Brazil: the Island of Yap, in the corded by tljejloyal Central office ber points out, and have proved go agents for the purchase of flying ma- were said to be slated to follow of estimates voted to approve Issu ance of the bond*. Pacific Ocean: Cadis. Simin; the of meteorology and geodyuamfcs. ing concerns. them. chines. RETAIL CREDI! MEN s Report Is From the Russian City of Moscow, by Way of Helsingfors, Finland Maj. C. Thurwton Greene, seventy
