Grants Pass daily courier., March 23, 1921, Image 1

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GKA.XTH PAHH, JOHEITII.X'E COUNTY, OHWiOV,
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WHOLE NUMBER 3'233.
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BETMTI» l.<* XI II' AND ZIMMER ADMINISTRATION 111 ILDIXGS IX
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i M ».NY OF THE LEADING (ITI EH
PRISON
AKE SEIZED
FROWN mitrEh ARE FIRED UP­
ON FROM A FARMHOl'M
WHILE MAKING SEAIUH
The glguntle task of moving an en
tire city Is slowly nearing completion
In Minnesota.
The city of Hibbing
which had reached 10.000 population
with substantial brick buildings and a
street car line. Is being moved to a
< barg.sl With "Illegal
» «sumption Botili» unii hymuiiitc Are Used in new site to permit the mining of rich Eight Are Killed and Twenty Wound­
deposits of Iron ore upon wnlch it
of Power" in Atu-nipt at Am*t
W r» king < ourtlioUMv. and Police
ed in Fight That laut» for
stands.
The photograph shows a
of Itrnfc Evuder
Il •■sul. i ilajU T*
Eight Hours
three-story hotel being moved on steel
tractor rollers to New Hlhhlng.
Mrs. C. J. McLeod Is ths attractive
Mosbach, Baden, Mar
23. —(A.
Berlin, Mar. 23.— (A. P.)—Com­
Cork. Mar. 23.—(A. P.)—Six d-
wife of Representative C. J. McLeod
vilians were killed in the Blarney
of Michigan, youngest member of the P. >- -Oarl Neuf and Franz Zimmer. munist workers today seized the ad­
American detective* »er» sentenc«,-«! ministration buildings of Blohm and
district, County Cork, this morning
kouse of representatives.
to prison toduy for "illegal assutn;>-| Voss shipyards in Hamburg, hoisting
in a battle when the crown forces
Bon of power" in attempting the ar­ the red flag, says a dispatch Work­
were fired upon from a farm house.
rest and abduction of Grover Cleve­ ers from other shipyards quit work
The military was searching for want­
land Bergdoll, American draft evad­ and organized demonstrations
ed men when attacked.
er, lh Mberbach, last January. Netif,
Hamburg communists seized the
who was charged with wounding a city administration buildings in Ro­
Dublin, Mar. 23.—(A. Pj—iA po­
young woman by firing a revolver dewisch. The city hall was wrecked1 Allien Must Sim IMvide on «' oui - m - to
lice inspector and eight men were
during the attempted abduction, was by a bomb.
City administration
I’urwue Following Germany’s Ac­
ambushed near Dingle yesterday and
sentenced to 15 month*. Zimmer to buildings in Auerbach, Freiberg and.
tion on Itcparwtion
' the ensuing fight lasting three hours
six month*
Dresden were damaged by dynamite
Ml.-g.-i.
Xew York Bank l'n»i<l«su
ended disastrously for the attacking
In Leipsic, Dresden,
Rodewisch ;
Tlmt Irulhui Guille I» Father of
party, eight of whom were killed and
and other cities In central Germany.’
tlilld of M If.-
Paris, Mar. 23.—(A. P.»—Ger- 20 wounded. Three of the police
communist* directed efforts against
WiHxlini-n nt ll«>guc lUxcr—
court bouses, city halls, public banks’ many is replying to the recent ulti- were slightly wounded,
Quite a party of local Woodmen
and police headquarters.
A bomb matum of the allied reparations com­
«
of th» World went to Rogue iRiver
(A
exploded
in
Leipsic
courthouse
today,; mission, refused to pay a billion gold,
last evening where they entertained
P
Mrs
blowing off the roof, breaking all marks due today, and disputes the;
the Inhabitants with an entertain-,
commission’s figures showing a bal-|
windows and wrecking the lobby.
Anna I’. Stillman, wife of Janie* a
ment and social evening, the pur­
ance of twelve billion marks due May
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Stillman, bunk president, was the
pose of which was to advertise and
1st. The German note maintains the
On Trnil of Auto Thieve*—
mother of a child by an Indian guide,
make friends for the local lodge |
were made In the supreme court to­
The police officials are making twenty billion marks which the trea­
The Nielson family furnished much
day by Stillman's counsel during pre­
headway in their investigations of ty provided should be handed over
of the entertainment As a result of
liminary argument* In the divorce
recent auto thefts in the city, and a by May 1st is more than paid.
th« evening a numiter of new applica­
Germany's refusal to pay is deem­
suit which Stillman brought
I*e-
group of boys that is being ques­
tion.* for membership In the order
Berlin. Mar. 23.—(A. P.)—Mar­
laniey NT nil. Stillman's attorney,
tioned has about cleared up the lat­ ed a violation of the peace treaty
was received
said Stillman m ist either acknow­
est theft of this kind >A confession and the allies must now determine, riage licenses are being utilized tor
profiteering by Germans. The mar­
ledge the child as a member of hls(
is said to have been made by a couple what measures will be taken.
riage “profiteer” developed out of
of the boys, and arrest of the ring
fainlh or repudiate it as Illegitimate
<<iv«-r Birthday l*inn<T—
the
situation which has made neces­
leader is expected as a development
and felt It his duty to the family and
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rice entetv of the day Th» officers are making
sary the strict “rationing" of hous­
the children to press the matter to a
ing space. A married couple or a
tained w ith a birthday dinner In hon­ a strenuous effort to bring an end to
conclusion
I pair about to be married may obtain
or of Mrs Fred C. Collins at their this kind of work, and the guilty par­
Mr* Stillman's counsel
replied
permission to occupy certain rooms
that when the case is tried "she will home on D street last evening. Din­ tie* will no doubt be pretty severely
by presentation of the
marriage
ner
was
serve«!
at
7.
after
which
all
prove her denial of all allegations of
dealt with
I license to the housing office
present enjoyed music and cards un­
Warsaw, Mar 23
i A P> -Po­ Infidelity made by Stillman "
Mr. and Mrs J. W Mislin. who
til a late hour Those present were:
Jt has been discovered that many
llsh statesmen are trying lo find a
George Berry. Mr and Mrs James have been visiting their cousins. Mr.
—ay, to build up a fleet of merchant
A very unusual entertainment will marriage licenses have been issued
K. Manuel. Mr and Mrs Frank L. J and
and Mrs.
Mr*. O.
G. W. Gross. for the last
vessels to ply the seven seas Pushed
be given in Waldorf hall on Wednes­ to men and women who have no in­
Coleman. M and Mrs Fred C. Col-, four months, left this morning for day evening, March 30th, when the tention to marry but, having secured
back from the salt water when Po­
line and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice their home In Spokane.
land lost her Independence and ff aa
University of Oregon orchestra, of 25 the license: and the permission to
membort will give a' concert' follow«! ‘’«’W th® number of rooms allotted
laindon, Mar 23 -(A. P.)—Riga
partitioned by Prussia. Russia and
Austria, the new republic, by th» reports say that two soviet armies
by a dance. The most unusual fea- i to married persons, sell the "permis­
treaty of Versailles, was granted an near Pakov are In disorder and t he
ture of the entertainment will be; sion" to married folks or others who
soldier* are deserting In crowds
outlet to the Baltic.
that the whole orchestra will play need rooms and cannot find them.
The officials say some profitable
The Polish government Is aiding
for several of the dances, an almost
business
has been done, but that the
the private concerns to finance the
unheard of thing outside of
I’ORTiaXI* M CRUETS
practice is being stopped by keeping
operation of several vessels plying
city.
chiefly betw.M'n English. French and
The local management of the en- I a watch on those to whom marriage
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Holland ports Other firms are ex­
Potland. Mar 23. -.A >•' ■
tertainment
will be under L. L. 0ar. licenses are granted and withdraw-
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wjU ing permission to occupy rooms un­
tending the service to America
stock, steady; eggs, weak ;
butter.
Anchorage. Alaska. Mar. 23.—(A. with the temperature 40 below. A ter, a university alumnus, He
less the marriage is performed.
Poland’s ministry of war has Just steady.
P.)— More than 1100 miles of Alas­ short distance from Nenana the’ direct the undertaking for the stu-
Marriages, however, eclipsed all
purchased four monitors as th«
ka winter snow trails were covered driver met with an accident and Dr.( dent body of the university.
previous
records in the last year.
foundation of the Vistula fleet, Six
The concert given by the orchestra
I recently by Dr J. B Beeeon, an An­ Beeson took his first lesson in mush­
The number has increased two-fold
torpedo boats, assigned to Poland by
chorage government railroad phy­ ing. Reaching a cabin 23 mile« on., before the dance will be the full pro­
fold
the council of amba.sNador*. formerly
sician, by dog team in what probably an Indian took him 58 miles to the gram given in the other tpwns in- °Ter
over the marriages during the war,
having been a part of Germany's
I was one of the longest profe*sional next post. Here a horse was tried eluded in the Southern Oregon tour
nor-
naval forces, are now undergoing re­
1 trip* ever made by a doctor In re­ but could make no time so dogs were which the organization is making. A which fell to less than half the
mal
number.
pairs In England.
program such as only an orchestra
sponse to a call from a sick bed. It pressed into service.
"Many young folks today are get-
A navy bureau of the ministry of
was a race to save the life of Claude
Arriving at Tolovana. on the trail can give has been arranged. It will
ting married here simply to get a
trnde and Industry has been formed
Baker, a banker of Iditarod. and Dr to the Yukon, late at night, the doc­ include several novelty instrumental
room cheaply,” said a Berlin official.
by the Polish government and
a
Th»> April term of the circuit court Beeson wo*.
tor changed drivers and left at 11 numbers as well as a number of
"The cost of the dwelling is cut in
naval school has been established at will convene on the 11th day of the
Once on the trip the temperature o'clock down the trail over the Ice full orchestra selections.
Tchef, or Tczew (Polish spelling! on i month, and the following Jury list
of the Tanana river. It was dark,
The principal soloist will be Frank half by the marriage of a man and
woman both of whom are working.
the Vistula Just outside the limits of for senice at the term has been dropped to 50 degrees below zero and the wind was blowing a gale and the Jue, a Chinese lyric tenor
He will
the biting winds made going hard
They also feel they can cooperate
the free city of Danzi*. The course drawn
dogs followed the trail by memory sing the same songs that caused him
of the academy Is to lie conducted
W. M. William*. Dryden, farmer; part of the way for the relays of Nearing Fort Gibbon, the driver went to be called back again and again at ■ to some advantage in the matter of
"musher*"
and
dog
teams
who
wait-
food, which is a serious problem.”
along linotx of modern English naxal H. W. Phillips, Grunts Pass, retired: 1
into water up to his knees and at a concert given last Friday evening
schools, an English naval mission 1 J. F. Sargent. Seim*, farmer; H. B. i »d for Dr. Beeson every 30 to 50 Gibbon found he had frozen two in the Portland municipal audi-i
having spent some time In .Poland Kitterman, Kerby, farmer; C. R. Wll- ' miles along the route. At one place toes. Dr Beeson gave tjim medical torium.
assltlng the new government In In­ marth, Grants Pass, farnn-r; A. D. the doctor had to climb out of his attention and then took to a bed at
A large jazz orchestra selected for]
' sleigh and change places with his dog
auguratlng Its program.
| Ijehntan, Golden, farmer;
Glaus
8 o'clock at night Arising at four their "jazz" ability will furnish the
'driver,
who
had
suffered
an
Injury,
Schmidt, (¡rants Pats, merchant; W ;
the next morning he was off, with a music for the dances not played for
and. on another stretch the doctor
It. York, Murphy, farmer; C. E.
musher and 13 dogs, for Birches , by the whole orcheetra.
covered
512
miles
with
but
one
1 Wise, (Granta Pass, Rd. 1, farmer;
From Birches another relay carried
The orchestra toured the Coos bay J
night's rest in bed.
J, C Kincaid, Grants Pass, farmer;
him 40 miles to Cockrinee. where an towns last spring and has received i
Off on the long trail, Dr. Beeson Indian, sensing the spoting feature particularly
Pete t'lrzer, Hugo, farmer; Daniel
favorable
comments ■
Rio de Janeiro. Mar. 23.—(A. P.)
I Peterson, farmer; J. E.
Peterson, loft Anchorage January 2 4. When of the race, piloted the doctor over wherever It has been heard. A con-!
Grants Pass, retired: W. W. Penny, the call came that Baker was dying, the 30 miles to Ruby In four hours cert and dance similar to the one to —As a result of a number of bomb
trip be given in Grants Pass was given in I explosions in various parts of the city
Harper, a government train was given the Similar relays completed the
Hugo, farmer; Harry F.
Grants .Pa**, dork; A. iB. Reagan, right of way ao It could rush Dr. from Ruby to Iditarod.
I Eugene last fall and the house was J during the last few months, the gov­
Going In It took five days and ten so crowded that there was hardly ernment is taking stem measures to
Rerlin, Mar. 23.— (A. P.)—Once Selma. farmer; Charles A. Rose, Wil- Beeeon to the end of the railroad to
the chief producer of radium, Ger­ llama. farmer; L. G. Patterson, start him on his way. On the train hours, On the way back the doctor room to dance, however, everyone curb the activities of alleged foreign
anarchists and bolshevikl
many now has barely enough to meet Grants Paas, laborer; Ed L. Schmidt. with him was Bill Corey, dog driver, made the trip In 14 days, He took a [ enjoyed themself.
President Pessoa has just signed a
the medical needs of the great uni­ Grants Paas, ltd. 2, farmer; A. D. with a racing team of setters and different route, part of which was
decree
providing for heavy punish­
Masons
Initiate
—
malamutes.
Across
an
84-mlle
gap
glacier,
and
was
piloted
by
across
a
Reed,
Grants
Paas,
Rd.
2,
farmer;
versities. There is only one gram
A large delegation of Masons from ment for persons propagating sub­
of radium In all Berlin, and propor­ II. F. Woodstock. Grants Pas*. Rd 4, in the railroad the dog team rushed taonard Seppala, noted racing dog
Medford was in this city last evening versive doctrines as well as those
tionately even less at Heidelberg and farmer; Joseph Wolke. Grants Pass, the doctor. A few miles out the mal- driver.
Dr. Beeson, hack at his desk here, * to assist in the initiation of a number connected with or Inciting bomb out­
retired; Fred Roper, Grunts Pass, imutes gave out and the setters fin­
other university cities.
said the trip was just what he need- . of candidates in the blue lodge. Sup­ rages.
Tho shortage is said to bo due to ltd 4, Tailor; E. J. Spence, Kerby, ished tho run.
Meetings held under false pre­
An engine and caboose were wait­ ed “ \rrangemonts were made ahead per was served at 6 o’clock, and the
the fnct that karnothlt, used in the farmer; W. <’. Harmon. Grants Puss,
followed tenses may be d'^solved and those re­
manufacture of radium. Is no longer farmer; James A. Syeferth, Kerby, ing nt Healy, where they met the of me along the line for drivers and work and social session
illroad again. To Nenana the iloc- not a man failed. Tt'Xvas wonderful, The new club room recently equip-1 sponsible imprisoned. The govern­
Imported from America. The Ger-1 blacksmith; Jefferson Pence, Wil
ir was nrrled by the locomotive and the spirit of the mushers an<T their ped by the local Masons on the sec-; ment is empowered to close up so­
mans -av the United Stntes could IlnniH, farmer; W. ,1. Russell, Grants
’ ft srameness.” bo said. “T now have n ond floor of Masonic Temple, was cieties and organizations whose ac­
Pirna,
laborer;
Luther
N.
Wyatt,
supply plenty of karnothlt, hut In
ened for the first time last tion is oppo-ed to the public good
I 11 flue san . of pals nil along the line." also
view of the low pur basin ; power . i Trants I’.-sa, chauffer; C. A. Packer,
: on A ehnn 'o of climate was recommend­ night. Tho rooms are well equipped! and dissolution of such bodies may
the mark the Germans cannot afford Grnnts Pass, laborer; Lewis Hostet
[for th so ial use of the members.
be ordered by the courts.
ver. ed by the doctor for Mr. Baker.
to buy It.
lor, Grant* Pass, laborer.
Washington. Mur 23
(A P >
Early consideration Is to Im «Iven the
relations between the United State*
and sollet Russia, the state depart
ment Indicated
Certain
moillfca-
Iton* of the Wilson administration
ruling* uro already considered or
made
In event of agreement by the Unit­
ed States to treat with the soviet
government. It *•«
Indicateli
no
technical bar* would be placed
against entry Into the Unit»*! States
of a delegation which u
Mos ow
wlrebms dispatch to Ixindon said the
bolshevikl proposed sending here to
negotiate a trad« agreement
It al­
so <levlo|HHl u slightly broader view
had been taken by the *tate depart­
ment regarding passport*
Official
confirmation of famine's '!>■ larntlon
of hl* renunciation of tnanv prin­
ciples of bolshevism, which he said
had proved failures, will be one of
base* on which American official*
will base a study of the Russian
quest Ion
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TREATY VIOLATION
APRIL COURT TERM