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AHHOUIATED FREHH H EH VICK
G RAN TH PAHS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. XI., No. IO
LEGISLATORE
WHOLE NUMBER 3210.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1021
PROF. AUGUST GROGH
FATHER O'FLANAGAN
a
JL
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TELLS SI PREME COUNCIL THAT
IT HAS INTEREST IN OVER
SEAS SETTLEMENT
HOOVER LEAVES To HARDING OREGON LAW MAKERS ADJOURN
THE QI EHTION OF WHERE HE
AFTER A SESSION FILLED
CO! |J> REST HERVE
WITH <XM»D WORK
I
HAS 2285 BILLS FOR ACTION
Work of Final IHspoaltiou of Great
Maw of Ijrglalalion Was I n- e
dartaken T«alay
I Tedia l‘rvxld«mt-El«t That If Hr Had Govivnor Vetoes One Measure and
Prof. August Grogh ef Copenhagen,
Commerce Portfolio Changes
Falls to Give Approval To One
winner of the Nobel prize for medi
Would Be Desired
Other Tlmt Pawicd
Council Mtmilwn claim Ttutt Amer
ica Forfeited Her Rights When
She Withdrew
cine.
Fathsr O'Flanagan la the acting
Paris, Feb. 24.—(‘A. P.i—Th*
24.—(A.
New York, Feb. 24.—(A. P.)—
Salem, Feb. 24.—(A. P.)—With a
Sae ramen to. Cal . Feb
president of the Sinn Fein.
United States government in ita note
leglalatu
re.
I Herbert Hoover said today he had record of constructive legislation •
P.)---The
California
to the supreme council of the league
, left It with Harding to decide wheth- covering road measure«, cooperative
which adjourned January 24tli for Its
of nations on mandates, claims equal
i nr he could be of more service as marketing law, logged off land, bud-,
thirty day constitutional recess, re-
concern and interest with other
I secretary of commerce or as direc get, soldier bonus and a variety of
•timed Its sewlons today. It faces
principal powers in the overseas pos
tor of European relief. He said he other legislation, the 31st session ad
2285 bills and resolutions Intro-
sessions of Germany and in their dis
had put up to Hardipg a proposal for journed at 4 o'clock yesterday after
duced at the first half of the som I oii .1
position. The United States declar
, general reconstruction of the depart noon.
<ud not disposed of There were
ed it had never consented that the
ment and the enlargement of its
2330 iniMunires of all classes Intro
island of Yap should be included in
field, and added that If he accepted
Salem, Feb. 24.—('A. P.I—The'
duced. but a few emergency appro
the territories subjected to the man
• the place he atw the way to make governor signed the anti-baseball
priation» and joint resolutions of
date of Japan. The council again took
<’onimiiMlon of Supreme Council Will i changes which would make it a “real bribing bill, but refused to approve
routln» nature were passed
up consideration of the note. Some
He sent to iBVtwUgale Situation (department of commerce,” Instead of the bill requiring that women appli-,
These 2385 bills and resolutions
members held that America had for
Washington,
Feb
24.
—
(A.
P.)
—
a
group
of
scientific
bureaus.
cants
for
marriage
licenses
be
ex-1
in
th<>
Near
East
Include several which will first ab
amlned. Thia doe» not kill the bill Complete agreement on the Fordney feited its rights by withdrawing an
sorb the attention of the legislator»
PORTLAND MARKETH
which carries a referendum provi-i emergency tariff bill was reached by an associated power from the su
First and moat pressing 1» th» King
i
sion. He vetoed the bill changing the senate and house conferees to- preme council.
London, Feb. 24.—(A. P l—-The
tax Mil. which would fix future tax
Portland, Feb. 24.—(A. P.)
emergency
day.
The
report
will
now
go
before
the
membership
of
the
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rate» for California as tb»y now allied supreme council Is expected to Livestock, steady; eggs, weak; but
the house, probably tomorrow, for
board.
•land. Insofar as private ownerships solve the Near East problem by send ter, firm.
TRANSCONTINENTAL MAIL
immediate action.
are concerned, but would raise tho ing a commission to exsmlne the
BY AIR IS ASSURED
taxea assessed to corporations by claims of Oreece snd Turkey to Smy
ABANDON HOPE OF
about ons-thiixl. This bill was de rna and Thrace. In the meantime
Washington, Feb. 24.—(A. P.)—
RESCUING MIXERS
feated tn the assembly just before the Turks snd Greeks are expected
Continuance of transcontinental air
adjournment, after It had passed the to cease boat little».*
Duquoln. Ill., Feb. 24.—(A. P.) — mall service was assured today when
senate by a narrow margin, after a
Rescue squads have abandoned hope the house voted SI.250,000 for the
bitter fight. It was reintroduced
of saving the seven miners who were coming fiscal year. The house cut
just before adjournment During the
trapped by a fire at Dowell.
3350.000 from the amount the sen
recess Governor Stephens and other
ate
allowed.
Washington.
Feb.
24.
—
(A.
P.)
—
•tat» officials have campaigned wide
Portland. Feb. 24.—(A. P.I—The
President
Wilson
will
follow
the
cus
ly for the bill, and legislators who
man found murdered near this city
oppoeed It, together with represen
RABE HERMAN DEFEATS
Tuesday was the victim of revenge tom of riding to the capitol with the
tative» of Interested organizations
growing out of the world war, was incoming president on March 4th.
RIDLEY AT PORTLAND
•nd corporations, have campaigned
the Information received by the sher
just as earnestly against It
Osborn. O.. Feb 24.—(A. P.)—On iff late today. The man was said to
Portland. Feb. 24 — (A. P.)—-Babe
Harry Sordy, of Galice, is in town
Th» tax measure must be disposed July 1. If present plans are followed
Herman was awarded the decision
(Continued on par» 4.)
today.
of within ten days or so or assess out, this town of 250 buildings and
over Bud Ridley in a ten-round bout
ments to be made In March all over dwellings will gather up Its belong
inr-n Trnnnnn
Chicago. Feb. 24.— (A. P.)—An: last night. Manager Moore, of Mil
California «rill, according to the state ings. pack up Its buildings and start
educational beauty show, said to be waukie arena, announced no mor«
11\ I I 11 n I I n \
the first of its kind and size to be
hoard of control and other state moving a mile and a half distant
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held outaide of paris, wiu be staged fights for a month or six weeks ow
agenciee. have to Include an ad va
Motion picture cameras will grind
ing to poor attendance.
lorem tax to meet increased needs away, preserving the unique record
be8innln8 February
tor schools and highways, which of a whole town sliding away on rail
Tbe exIK>9lt,on
be lerffeb’l
charges were added by popular vote road tracks.
f°r the purpose of proving to milady TURKS AGREEABLE TO
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that all women may be beautiful.
last November.
,
DECISION OF ALLIES
Osborn has to move, because of the
The show is being sponsored by
Eight reapportionment ihllla are danger from flood In the Miami Val
Berlin, Feb. 24—(A. «P.)—‘Bolshe dark cell in the cellar. It was full nearly 500 manufacturers of prac-
before the legislature All of them ley
London. 'Feb. 24.—(A. P.)—The
It had Ita troubles finding a new vik ‘prison methods lack all elements of hungry rats. Water and sewer tical aids to beauty, but one of its an- delegatee of Constantinople to the
Increase the repn-sentatlon of !x»s
Angeles county, and most of them home, as moat househunters do these , of decency and civilization, says M. pipes ran all around the walls and nounced purposes will be to agitate government and the Turkish nation
decrease that of San Francisco City days The town of (Fairfield wanted ' Schwartz. California socialist and ! there was so much gas that I felt against the excessive use of cosmetics alists agreed to accept decisions of
and county. Others attempt tn take the plat Osborn had picked out. and labor Ifuuier who with his wife was I was choking. I began pounding and to demonstrate benefits which the allies in the Near East confer
care of the Southern California gains , j sought an Injunction preventing the thrown into bolshevist prisons in ( on the door but the guard warned may be obtained from the proper use ence.
Moscow for four months after he had me not to and threatened to put me of the proper kinds of beauty aids. •
by reducing the size of some of the latter town from moving in.
There will be dozens of experts to
Judge Hartley at Xenia, however, tailed to voice approval of the bol-1 into a still lower cell if I didn't keep
country districts In the northern
instruct the women. Women artists. LICKN8E INSPECTOR
the other day dissolved the injunc shevist government. His wife died quiet.
sections.
ACQUITTED OF KILLING
"At the end of three hours I was1 psychologists, (health and dietetic
A bitter fight Is expected over the! tion. and as far as anyone knows! of the effects of a hunger strike
started
while
in
prison,
as
he
has
now.
there
is
nothing
more
to
pre-*
ao
badly
overcome
by
the
gas
that
I
specialists
and
beauty
experts
will
question of reappoitlonment. as
Sandwich. Ontario. Feb. 24.—(A.
nearly every legislator Is affected;' sent Osborn from changing its loca made known in previous statements. pounded on the door in desperation assist at the exposition—all with the
“My first two months in prison and asked to se the commissar who *me object in view, that of helping P.)—Rev. O. L. Spacklin, former
•very member wants his new district tion
The American women develop the beauty liquor license inspector, was acquit
The new Osborn will nearly ad-| were the worst,” Mr. Schwartz said was in charge of the prison.
•o arranged that he can come back
join
Fialrfleld. Probably Fairfield's: after arriving in (Merlin. “My wife, guard was apparently uneasy about they have and to become more beau*! ted of a charge of manslaughter In
next session, and It being a republl-j
.»« ¿he shooting of Bev-
I , connection w
with
can legislature, an effort to redlstrlct jealousy will extend ao far that 1t| who could not speak a word of any my condition and called the com- t-IFal.
According to the promoters of the eriy Trumble, inn keeper, in a raid
•o that the democrats will have bard will crowd to its windows when language hut English, was taken missar.
Neighbor Oahorn's goods start to from me. I did not know whether
"I told the commissar mv anxiety 8how- there is a perfume of a certain last November,
(Continuad on pare 1.1
move In and crltlcse them
Maybe she was in the same prison, or what about my wife and asked him if he 9cent whlch bIend’ wlth • certa,n
I
' it will sniff disdainfully at the color had become of her. I could not get I would not have peeped through the Penality, and one of the objects
, of some of Osborn'» buildings, and a word of satisfaction from any of! hole under the same condition He of the abow win be t0 have the •’*
! point out with superiority that if It the prison officials.
was moved by my appeal and asked I*«* ald each woman ln deciding
had to do the moving it certainly
"There was a small peephole in me if I would promise not to repeat what Particular perfume or powder
I wouldn’t move such looking things the door of my cell which opened in the offense if he let me back into my I® b«‘ suited to her individuality.
Another expert will demonstrate the
Osborn's people are enthusiastic to the main corridor. This had a ol(l
"You may be sure I promised, and >’r°P«r manner ln which to apply the'
about their town, and feel a new little slide over it and there was a
j lease on life for It. when it gets sign In Russian warning the inmates I kept my promise I had com pan- different articles of the toilette.
Portland, Feb. 24.—Oregon men moved. Business men and officials I of the cell that they would be placed Iona In my old cell and there weren't; In «Plaining the purpose of edu-
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Eureka. Cal., Feb. 24.—(A. P.)_•
and Oregon minerals will play a are busily planning way» and means In solitary confinement if they peek anv rats
and gas
there. I ..........
can’t tell eating American women ln the de-
large part ln the third annual Inter to bring now Industries, and start the ed out into the corridor.
you how hoirible tt ls'to be confined velopment of beauty at the show, W I Humboldt county, far up on the
national mining convention to be building of a larger and more mo
Hamilton, director said:
| northern California coast, is not
"Many times a day footsteps pass alone Even if one’s companions
held here April 5 to 9. Both South dern town.
"American women are the most j worrying about the Oriental lmml-
ed the door. Sometimes there were have no common language, human
ern and Eastern Oregon have under
An expert is being sought to su light steps and I Imagined women companlonshlp makes a cell more i naturally beautiful in the world., Station problem, for there ar» no
taken to have a voice at the gather pervise the platting of the new alte, were passing. To the horror of other endurable.
Solitary confinement. Thpr<' ’• only one thing they may be Japaneee In the county and for 34
ing. Word from Baker that the which la to »tart March 1.
to
ln comparison with the years only one native of China has
men In the cell with me, I occasion such as my wife endured for two
chamber of commerce there had ap
Three concerns *re seeking the job ally moved the slide the least bit in ' months, is the most horrible punish-I women of other countries and that Is J resided within its boundaries,
pointed a committee to represent of removing Osborn. A contract Is the hope of getting a glimpse of my ment that can be inflicted
th* *rt of accentuating and refining, i Chinese were expelled from Eu
Baker county was followed by an to he awarded soon
"Think
of
a
cultivated,
refined
*be*r lovelines. There is at present reka. the county seat, when David
poor wife. I became bolder and bold-J
nouncements from Granta Pass and
Pinas now provide for the laying er. The corridor was so dark it was j American woman being treated as * tendency on the part of the women ! Kendall, a city councilman, was shot
Medford In Josephine and Jackson of railroad tracks between Osborn’s difficult to recognise the people who, she was by the bolehevlste. It is no j toward overdressing. overrouging) and >'lled February «. 1885, by a
counties that similar movements old and new home, and transporting were passing.
wonder that her constitution was so an<i *°o startling adornment. Such wild revolver shot fired during a
were afoot in those counties. Action | the building» and dwellings on spe-
"Finally, in sheer desperation. I' undermined by her jail experiences a tendency, as well as the tendency I tong war here,
„_.Ctoward dowdiness, can be corrected) For a long time before Kendall'»
of this nature is also being taken In clallv built railroad cars.
pushed the slide far back one dayj that she died shortly after we - were
other parts of the state where there
But
her
blood
la
on
the only through widespread educational death there had been growing dis-
released.
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7
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when light footsteps were audible.
satisfaction among the citizens and
are mlnernl interests
CAN NOT INVILII» ITE ANTI
To my horror the eye of the ‘guard' hands of Lenlne and Trotxky and propaganda among our women.”
Invitations have been issued to when the councilman was killed a
Oregon's mineral resources, it is( JAPANESE CALIFORNIA LAWS almost touched mine.
Chltcherin
(foreign
minister).
She
He opened
said, will he given more attention
the door and asked me If I could appealed to them repeatedly • for a cities throughout the country to send mass meeting was held, committee»
finally
and publicity at this convention than
Toklo, Feb. 24.— (A P.I—Japan read Russian. I admitted I couldj hearing and so did I. I She
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. their most beautiful women and named and Chinese were given 24
hours to leave the city under pain
they have ever received before, and can do nothing to invalidate antf- and explained to him that my anxiety , effected our release by her hunger'
There will be a beauty contest for of death.
It 1» predicted that more mining de .Tapanoeo legislation In California, about my wife was responsible for strike, but her strength was not suf
To make the warning more effec-
velopment may be expected In the' declared Viscount t’chlda, foreign the violation of regulations.
ficient to survive the awful agony high school rirls and other contests
state as a result of tho gathering.
fContinued on P»n 2)
minister.
tlnued on Par» 2>
"I was immediately taken to a' she endured.”
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