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VOL. XL, No. LIN
GRANTS l’AMH, JOMEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON.
WEDNENDAY, -MARCH 2, 1U2I
WHOLE MEMBER 3213.
I
CHAMP CLARK
Marion
Tells
the
President -elect
Houw Judiciary Committee Hays Po
sition as Baseball Arbitrator Is
Inconsistent
* Good Bye and Prvwent» Him Willi
Ml ver Plaque
Marlon, Mar 2.—(A. P.)— -Pres-( WOULD determine what re . THREE NATIONS AKE TO BE IN
DEATH OCCURRED AT NATIONAL
Washington, Mar. 2.—(A. T.) — HUN WILL BE TOLD THE CONSE
ld«nt-«lect (Harding's neighbor» bad«
Acceptance by Judge Landis of the
CAPITAL TODAY AT THE AGE
HTRKTIONH AKE PLACED ON
VTTBD TO CONSIDER THE
QUENCES SHOULD HE FAIL TO
him God»i>eed today in a formal fare
; position of supreme baseball arbitra-
OF 71 YEARN
AMERICANS IN ORIENT
WORLD QUESTION
I
COME THROUGH
wall which brought to the famous
front porch one of Its largest gather-,
Ings The city presented a silver
plaque Inscribed “God's blessing to
you."
■ tor Is inconsistent with the adequate
performance of his duties as judge
and constitutes a serious Impro
priety, the house judiciary commit
tee held in recommending a full in
vestigation at the noxt session of
congress
of impeachment chargee
Would Hava Completed His lami Death of Marry Randall—
Pnwidci.t GompeTi» Directed by Ex Amendment Is Attached to th« Naval against the federal official.
Will Occupy German Territory If
died
Harry
Randall,
of
this
city,
Twm as a Mesnlxw on the Fourth
ecutive Council to Make Thor
Api>rof>riaUon
Bill
Directing
the Demand for Reparation»
thia forenoon, at Portland, where he
Deg of Tills Month
ough Investigation
the Call
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Is Not Met
had
been
taken
dunday
by
hla
broth
F
er Chas Randall, for treatment by
Senator .Smith in Portland—
Dr. J. C. Smith, state senator from
Washington. Mar 2.—(A. Fl- »reciallalf. The deceased has suf
W'aahlngton, Mar. 2.—(A. P.)—
Washington, Mar. 2. (A. T.)
London, Mar. 2.—(A. P.)—The
Josephine county, was in Portland
fered for some time from boils and
Champ Clark died this afternoon In
carbuncles, which later developed a The executive council of the Ameri The senate last night unanimously yeBterday. He accompanied a friend allies have reached a complete agree
his 7lit year and within two days
I blood poisoning, this causing bis can Federation of labor directed voted for an amendment to the naval | from the Pass to a local hospital. ment upon the answer to the Ger
of retirement from the house of rep
death today. The body will be President Goni per» to investigata the appropriation bill calling on the’ . and, having performed his mission, mans on reparations and upon conse
resentative» after 26 yeara of »ervlce
brought to Grants Pass by Chas Japanese and Oriental Industrial and president to call a conference of the i returned 0" ‘he night train to the quence« that will follow Germany’s
Although Champ Clark was known
'
Japan and Great
river town. The doctor is the failure to accept their terms. Lloyd
Randall tomorrow morning, arriving labor conditions with a view t4 de United States.
•a a Missourian he wa» born In An
George consented to the employment
here on train No. 13. Funeral ar- termining whether reatrictlons . im Britain to consider naval d’.sarma- dean of the Mnate—Oregonian.
derson. Ky., on March 7, 1850. He
of armed forces in event of non-com
angemenis have not yet been made. posed upon American workers and meat.
was christened James Beauchamp
pliance, to the extent of occupation
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The deceased is survived by his capital in the Fai; East are not more
Clark, but early In lite he reduced
of Mannheim by the British, French
‘ mother. Mrs. Libbie Dodge, of this severe than those imposed in this CHINA
JAPANESE EVACUATION
ln
this to Champ Clark. His first work
and Belgian troops, and also of Ruhr
city, and by two brother». Chas., of country on Orientals. "We do not
Peking, Mar. I.-CA. P.)-De- J"™“ tre* a” budd1“8 rapidly ports on the Rhine where coal is
was as a farm hand, clerk in a gc n-
feel
that
Japan
is
justified
tn
mak
this city, and Ed . of Portland There
sunshine
.
.7
.
,
..
.
j.,
with
the
warm
days
and
eral store, and on a country news
a definite date
...
,
.
la also one half brother. Freddie ing such an outcry against our law» , mands that Japan , fix
..
.
-i and almonds are already in full handled.
paper
for
evacuation
of
the
Siberian
ter-1
„
,
.
when
she
has
more
restrictive
regu
Dodge, now at Sacramento
.
.
. . _ . . . .. bloom. Many other varieties will
He was educated at Kentucky uni
.
lations at home,” said one official ritory have been sent to Tokio by the i. ,
O1
.
.
,
.
.
,
be
in
bloom
within
the
next week
versity and Bethany College, and the
Siberian minister of fqgeign affairs
_
..
of the federation.
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with a continuance of the weather.
Cincinnati law school. For a short Wages at Box Factory—
Snow is rapidly melting off in the
Warna at the box factory, now the
time he was president of Marshall
college, and. at 22. held the record most Important local Industry that
hi,,s-and ther® *• ®rid®n<‘® thatth®
of being the youngest college presi Is in operation, were started In on
late frosts
The prospect at this
dent in the United Ktates in 1875 a basis of 33 <10 for a nine-hour day
he moved to Missouri where he took Help la said to be plentiful.
<
up the study and practice of law, and
Moscow,
Mar.
2.
—
(A.
P.)
—
The
became prosecuting attorney in Pike
—
Idaho state board for vocational
* A*
county His next step was into the
Sacramento., Cal., Mar. 2.— (A.
Washington. Mar. 2.—(A. P.)—
training,
in cooperation with the
Missouri legislature where he framed
¡PI—Chinese tong mdh marked for Hope of enactment of a soldier’s bo- Qi I I h| i
school of forestry at the University
• he Missouri primary law, an anti
death >by gunmen of the Bing Kong nus bill this session was abandoned nnl
[I 0
of Idaho here, la conducting a course
trust statute, and an Australian bal
>r Hop Sing tongs, following
by proponents of the measure today. J
i in log scaling at a Coear d’Alene
lot law He was permanent chalr-
>11 (¡breaks In 1»« Angeles. San
| lumber mill. The class was organ
man of tha democratic national'con-
cisco and Stockton, left Sacramento
PORTLAND MARKETS
ized by Mlles S. Lewis, state voca
vention at St lattila in 190 4 and
In trunks, it was seemingly Indicat
tional director, and is being conduct
headed the committee that notified
»
Medford, Mar. 2—The second trial ed by the »ale of an unusually large
ed by P. E. Knout, log scaling ex-
Portland. Mar. 2.—(A. !P.)—Live
Alton B Parker of his presidential of lark Evan» for the holding up and number of big wardrobe trunks by
New York. Mar. 2.—(A. ,P.)— pert of thp United States forest ser-
nomination.
> stock. steady: egg», weak; butter,)
robbing of W. O. White of Grants local dealers
Baseball
players.
veterans
and rice.
four
cents
lower.
He was first sent to the national Paas. 1» now in progress at Jackson-1 The buyers were not concerned
rookies, representing 16
major; “The training at Coeur d’Alene
forum ln 1893
Although then re ville The jury was completed Mon with the interior decorations or fit
garded as “green," his strength in day evening, and is composed of the tings of the trunks they Inspected ; PORTLAND NEWSPAPER MAN
I league clubs will be training under will thoroughly cover the subject of
the southern sun for the 1921 pen- log scaling.” said Dean F. G. Miller,
the house developed rapidly. When following men:
Their only inquiry was as to whether j
DIED IN SHANGHAI TODAY
nant races before the close of the head of the Idaho school of fores-
John Sharp Williams left the house
Fort Hubbard. Medford, merchant. the trunk was big enough. If there
present week. Already the mlgra- try "and excellent practical results
for the senate, .Representative Clark
Portland. Mar. 2.—(A. P.)—David
Samuel .Coy. Eagle Point, farmer.
anJ doubt, the Chinese either
tion of the National and American may be expected. The course is of
was made minority leadar by virtue
Thomas H. Simpson. Ashland, squatted alongside the trunk or got F. Morrison, editorial writer of the league squads is under way and six weeks' duration and takes up six
of his seniority on the ways and
inside
to
see
if
it
was
large
enough
Portland
Telegram,
died
at
Shanghai
some of the older stars have indulged hours work per day The study will
means committee which drafted the merchant.
F. L. Hopptns. Medford, farmer. to conceal a man. The buyer» tnvar- today, of pneumonia, while on a tour in a week or two of preliminary include the various types of defects
Tayne-Aldrlch tariff act. Hla ser
lably
refused
to
stale
their
object
studying
Oriental
markets,
according»
Herbert Alford. Medford, musician.
work at the various mineral baths for which allowance must be made
vice on that committee in trying to
to a message to the Telegram.
J. W. Snider, Medford, dairyman In purchasing such large trunks.
before undertaking the more stren- In the woods practice 'Practical tim-
keep duties down won him the re
L. IH. Gregory. Central Point, far
uous training of the southland
bermen as well as vocational men
atnrd of the democrats and his speech
In the selection of the training are taking advantage of the course."
of five hours against the bill was on« mer.
T. L. Farlow, Lake Creek, farmer
camps, the various managers have
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of the notable address of that con-
Ralph Jennings. Ruch, stockman.
shown the same wide difference of HARDING ADMINISTRATION
gress
opinion regarding the choice of
In the democratic national con-^ W. E Iamb, Medford, farmer.
TO GET REPLIES TO NOTE
Silas Fleming. Gold Hill, farmer.
quarters that has prevailed in the
vention In Baltimore in 1912, Champ
Reames. Central Point, far-
past. Divided into states, the list
Clark led on 27 ballots for the noml-i *E. E
Washington. Mar. 2.—(A. P.) —
shows that Texas is favored by seven Replies to American notes regarding
nation as candidate for president mer. '
Evans
was
once
convicted
and
sen-1
clubs; Louisiana named by four;
and had a clear majority on nine bal
Beuthen, Upper Silesia, Mar. 2.— j nation. Polish money selling then at Florida and Arkansas by two each | ! mandates will be left to the Harding
lots, prior to the final naming of fenced to the «fate penitentiary for
administration, the state department
Woodrow Wilson.
The two-thirds the crime, but was granted a new (A. P. >—The campaign into which j ten to one in favor of the German and California one.
announced today.
trial
by
the
supreme
court
upon
the
haa
entered
to
gain
control
Poland
I
mark,
and
reports
of
unemployment
rule of the convention atone prevent
Nine of the clubs have selected
showing
that
new
and
essential
evi
of
the
rich
Upper
Silesian
industrial
; and financial distress in Poland, sites different from those need in
ed Mr. Clark’s nomination. The hon-
DISABLED VETERANS IN
er which his [tarty thus paid him was dence had been foifnd. Several wit centers through a plebiscite victory. Korfanty was asked what benefits 1920. while seven will return to the
BOZEMAN ORGANIZE POST
nesses
are
called
to
testify
at
the
I
probably
in
the
middle
of
March,
is
' the working population of Upper same parks or quarters used 12
the most notable of hie public life. In
new
trial.
The
attorney
for
the
de
|
being
directed
from
a
rickety,
three-
I
Silesia
could
expect
from
a
union
American political history Martin
months ago for the conditioning of
Bozeman. Mont.. Mar. 2.—(A. P.)
Van Buren was the only other man fendant in outlining the case stated i story hotel here w hich has been pur- with Poland.
the players. Of the 16 clubs, the Chi | —The first post of the “National
that
he
would
prove
by
witnesses
and
i
chased
by
Wojciec
Korfanty.
director
;
“
This
Upper
Silesian
question
is
cago
Nationals
will
be
the
only
squad
who failed of the democratic nomi
Disabled Veterans of the World
nation for the presidency after hav-| by records that Evan.v was employed of Polish propaganda, plastered with ! not a problem in economy, but in to return to the same camp for the War” to be organized in Montana has
Ing received a majority of the votes in a Medford garage at the time it antl-German placards, filled with i nationality.” he said. “The tnapor- third consecutive season: Pasadena. 'teen started here with 10 members.
was claimed he was In Grants Pass propagandists and organizers and ity of these people are Poles and; Cal., having the call.
in the national convention, hut
Headquarters are in Cincinnati,
with his wife robbing White, the new guarded outside and inside, day and their sympathies are with Poland.
enjoyed the unique distinction of
Ohio. Any man bearing a would
evidence
tending
to
prove
thia
alle
l
night,
by
armed
men.
Poland
’
s
situation
will
improve.
In
Ing elected subsequently.
stripe is eligible, whether actually
Korfanty himself, who formerly the meantime we will break up this MANY OlT OF WORK IN
The failure of his candidacy nt gation of the defense.
disabled or not.
The
defense
will
endeavor,
accord
THE
STATE
OF
MONTANA
|
was
a
member
of
the
refchstag.
and
feudal
system
here
by
which
the
Baltimore never ceased to be the dls-
ing to its chief counsel, to show that now is the bugbear of the German , German mine owners have oppressed
(Continued on page 2.)
almost at the hour set as the time j mine owners here, has offices in the Polish workmen for 400 years.
Helena, Mont. Mar. 2.—(A. P.) ;
for the commission of the alleged, building but they are available only Seventy-five per cent of the German —According to figures of the United
crime, Evans was working on the to those who have unquestionable officials x>f Upper Silesia will, of States employment service, there
Blue Ledge car, and that the work credentials, German residents and course, vote for Germany, but we1 were approximately 3.000 people out
was being done on the complaint of' officials leave him severely alone.
will have an overwhelming majority of work during January in the five
Sam Sandry that his machine would
Some of "the huge posters in the in the elections.’’
large cities of Montana, whose esti
not climb the Jacksonville hill.
building are relics of war propagan
German reports that Korfanty was mated population Is 105,000.
"I’ll make that car climb the .Tack- da. one of them picturing three old tn control of large sums of money, I these 25 were in Helena. 350
spnvllle hill,” Attorney Newbury women before a firing squad of Ger that he had offered editors of Upper Great Falls, 400 in Billings. 500
San Francisco, Cal., Mar. 2.—(A.
Word has been received by the ad-. told the jury. Evans remarked to man soldiers Under the placard, is Sllbsian newspapers as much as 1,- Missoula and 1750 in Butte.
P.)—‘Radio now links the Fiji
| Islands with the Pacific coast it was
an
investigation. the legend “Gtoauy za polska”—vote 000,000 marks to swing their Influ-1
Jutant of the local post rff the Amer 1 Sandry. after
ican legion that the “Flying Squad “What she needs is a new vacuum for Poland—and under this the same ence 1n favor of Poland, that he was I
announced here by Commander Chas.
ron” will In all probability arrive in ’ tank.”
R. Clark. Pacific coast communfca-
admonition la written in German. training an army for use against the THREE TRI CKS OF BOOZE
IN GREAT FAI.IS RAID, [jon superintendent of the navy.
Them Sandry said: “You’ve put All the posters ln addition to the Germans during the plebiscite, and [
Granta Pass early Friday so that
those ex-service men In this district everything else on the car. for------ Polish legends are Interpreted In that he was buying from 1.000 to
Commercial wireless service has been
having more complicated claims will sake, put on a vacuum tank.”
German, for many of the people of 1500 marks the cards issued to
Great Falls. Mont.. Mar. 2.—(A. opened between San Francisco and
Evans, according to the statament Polish extraction cannot speak the qualified voters in the plebiscite P.)—One of the largest seizures of Suva, in British Fiji, and extends to
have an opportunity to present them
before the officials of the party dur went to the A. W. Walker Auto com Polish language.
area, alt were denied by the Polish liquor ever made in this vicinity of other points in the neighboring
pany and bought a vacuum tank, as
ing the afternoon.
Korfanty received tha Associated lender.
Montana was made here by Sheriff, islands.
The mass meeting for all ex-ser employes of nie auto concern will Press correspondent with a brisk and
Rates announced by Commander
(Ait the conclusion of the conversa- j Bob Gordon in a raid on a business
vice men will be held in the evening. testify.
cheerful greeting He was dressed in tion Korfanty Invited the correspon building He and his deputies took i Clark are as follows: Honolulu to
The defense will also Introduce the| neatly tailored clothes, affected a dent to visit him "and othef Polish three truckloads of whiskey, wine Suva. 50 cents per word; San Fran
Friday, March 4th, nt the Chamber
of Commerce hall at 8 o'clock. Those register of the Holland hotel to show! monocle and was surrounded by officials hero” immediately after the and brandy and a small amount of cisco to Suva, 75 cents per word,
men having claims or not having al that Evnns and wife registered there many assistants, one of whom stood plebiscite He said the Poles would champagne.
and two cents additional to Levuka;
ready made application for Victory on September Sth, nipl. the state has; Immediately back of him during the assume the administrative authority
Much of the whiskey taken In the four cents additional to Ba, Lautoka,
Medals should bring their discharge a handwriting expert to determine if whole of the conversation.
in Upper Silesia "the day after the raid was in barrels and is very fine I Navua and Nausori and six cents to
the signature is that of Evans
certificates with them
In view of the Polish exchange sit- Germans are defeated."
Labasa, Savusuu and Taveuni.
old stock, raiding deputies stated.
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