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Y* /í^ VsS< »f I ITEI» PItEHH HEIiVK'K GICA.NTH PAHM, JOHEI'IIINK COUNTY, OREGON. Vol,. XL. N<». Ill DR. JAC” G WHOLE Ml MBER :«MH. BATI RDAY, APRIL ». UHM. STOWAWAY PRISONER SCHURMAN ,y-k OF TWO STATES < "IIM I II < OI ICI II IS s|A I.NTI.1 N CANNS SI T FOI! III 1RI.NG 9T TERM OPENING MONDAY TWO MILLIONS WORKERS ARE TO LAY DOWN TOOIJ4 ON NEXT TUESDAY tXJl RTEEN MILLION ACRES IN TKXAM AND OKLAHOMA ARE SOUGHT BY CHEROKEES F*r»í ( »w I m th« Grani» Pa*» Irrt« gallon Di>iri<< Will lie Heard During lili» s.w«ion Get» Indeterminate Term I p to Trn Government I« Also A—cinbling bofe- Year» In Penitentiary nt ly Units in Effort to Combat I’omil.lo Trouble Salem 1 ontention Re-tx ou Patent Issued by President Van Buren and Certi fied Correct Th« circjjl i-ourl »III convene nezt Medford. Ore. Apr 9—(A. P.J — Ixjaidou, Apr. 9.—(A. P.)—A re-. W'asbington, Apr. 9.— (A. P.) — Monday foi th» April term with 11 William H. Johnson, former ^ashler crulting of volunteer workers and; Jon Jacobson, born in Roumanta. Is Claims to 14,000,000 acres of land a stowaway, ineligible to entry into <••*«• on the docket Thin 1« a fairly ur. Jacob 0. Schurman, former pre* of the Bank of Jacksonville, pleaded safety units is» energetically being the United States, on the S. S. Eldena, in Texas and Oklahoma, Including largo ember. and If all the cases guilty today to four of the 30 indlct- pushed by the government and plans; now docked at Brooklyn, N. Y. the cities of Tulsa and Oklahoma com« to trial will continue th« term monte charxiiig wrecking that insti-tare perfected to meet the threatened ¡City, and the Burk Burnett oil field, over u long period Court will ojwn >n and was sentenced to an in strike of 2,000,000 weaker» Tuesday1; determinate sentence up to io years growing out of the miners' strike. ’ were filed in the supreme court to al 10 o'clock Monday morning, «nd .Meanwhile, however, from various the ca»e» will I»« called In the fol day by the Cherokee Indian nation. parts of England, Scotland and Wales INCREASED RATES MIE Title is claimed through government lowing order DENIED BY <X»M MISSION came reports that locals of the rail-' patent issued by President Van llotter« v. Hawk» way men's union had challenged the I Buren and certified authentic by the Caatella Itnrnard v. dale tf|H>kane. .Apr 9 (A. P.)—In right of the national executive body, interior department. R Bernard v Gale creased rates on fuel wood, pulp to call the strike without balloting' Bute V. Reed wood and wood bolts in carloaff lota by the men. It was stated in some Friday v Barton between Washington, Oregon and quarters that actual calling of the l>em|W) and Carpentier Now Agree Huggin» v. McLain Idaho were denied by the interstate strike was deferred until Tuesday Mut« v Bancroft. to Meet in New Jersey for tbe Ft-bing Boni l'l< i.c<l I |> Miming Mr commerce commission, according to night so It might be possible to bring, Doan v. Gold lllll Manganate ''<> Championship of the World Craft, Hot No Trace of Five Men a dispatch to the Chronicle from about a resumption of negotiations. Cook v Ament. Is ¡’..-portoli Washington today. Bohan v Webber Cook V. Topping. New York. Apr 9.—(A. P.)—■ Sheriff Geo. Lewis has set the Grant» l*aaa Irrigation iH»trlct v. [race in his neighborhood by the Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpen Proctor and Walker are planting Panama City, Florida. Apr. 9 — Berlin, Apr. 9.—(A. P.)—Con Turner * Augeateln. (A. Pi- The naval bajloon missing an a re of loganberries on their farm building of a fine new fence in front tier will battle in New Jersey Satur tinued exchange of Russian and Ger Storey v Espy day, July 2. The exact locaUon will of his property near the city park. with five men »Ince it left Pensacola In south Grants Pass. Bramwell v, Collin» be announced later, but will be eith man prisoners of war has developed oti March 22nd, was picked up In Plorson v. Ilumimhlrv er Atlantic City, Newark or Jersey the tact that many Russian soldiers the gulf yesterday by a fishing boat .McGinnis v. Fu«. City, was officially announced by Tex have no intention to return to their and brought here today. No trace of Smith v Ixmond Rickard, who has sole control of ar homeland at this time if they can the crow was found. Of particular Interest in the above rangements. The bout, under the possibly avoid it. The Cossack pris- state Ta w cannot exceed 20 rounds. .oner» ‘re particularly reluctant to Hat of casen I» that of the Grants ' go back to Russia and shoulder guns Par« Irrigation district against It It in the soviet armies, with which Turner ami C. F Augenstein Thia many of them are frankly unsympa In the first ces« in which the district thetic. Half the men in «one camp has l»e«n forced to commem e ron-1 near Berlin asked the German gov Salem. Apr. 9.—(A. P. 1—A re demnation proceedings for right of Nashville, Apr 9 (A. P. >• The ernment for permission to remain way for the Irrigation canals, right Tennessee supreme court today sus hearing of the telephone rate case here. tained the legitimacy of the processes was assured today as a result of the of way tn practically every case with Under one pretext or another it is in the boundaries of the district hav by which Governor Roberts certified expression of Public Service Com Pari». Apr. 9 (A. P. I—Ameri to the federal state department the missioner Corey, on his return from being made easy for these soldiers ing been given freely and with co to remain in Germany, the supposi operation upon the part of the laud, can tourists who visit Europe In the ratification by the legislature of the Eastern Oregon, that he agreed with Berlin. Apr 9—(A. P.)— Work- owners When the first canal waa coming season will find it generally woman suffrage constitutional the other two members favoring a men engaged in construction of' tion being that they will later estab lish residence here. rehearing. built. Turner and Augenstein de-; much changed over last year, greatly amendment ships in several German seaports There are stilj 100,000 or more manded damages, ami an arbitration recovered from the effects of the war have petitioned the German govern- i former Russian soldiers in German board awarded 9400 for the damage and prepared to give almost normal to abandon the policy of nam- ment done to the orchard In going through accommodation in hotels, transpor ing new ships after famous generals interment or prison camps, although with the ditch The present suit 1s tation and luxury In food. in the war or men who won renown the number of Germans still held in The prices will be, with the ad for a right of way through the upper for military service before the war. ■ Russia has been reduced to less than corner of the Turner vineyard, the vantage of exchange with American The petition says the principles of 10,000. Some x>f the Russian prisoners district having offered Turn« 1150 money, about the same as in Amer- democracy are undermined, by such have taken advantage of the soviet fo damage« In this instance, which loa. The chief Increase over the pre "glorification of military characters” amount he refused to accept and will war costs of touring Europe will be and that such procedure ill-becomes government’s "open-purse" policy in not i>ermlt the construction of the that of ocean transit, with some in-j Arthur P. Davis, director of the re- the servants of the new republic. The favor of propagandists or agents Per-! Washington. Apr. 9.—-(A. P.) — ditch across his premises. The ditch I crease in rail transportation clamation service. unions have threatened to quit work who, it is considered, may be ot use The highest dam in the world, to Join to the Lenine-Trotzky regime. One was built last fail to the premises on I sons able to travel de luxe will find the states of Nevada and Arizona, Interests from the irrigable region unless the practice ceases. both sides, and the present action Is their exivensea about on a par with and harness turbulent waters of the are expecting to bring their problem It waa feeling which caused former Russian officer is reported to to condemn a right of way that the) the cost of living at the better class, Colorado river for extended irriga before congress at the approaching workmen recently to stop the launch have recently received 75,000 Ger man marks from Moscow ostensibly ditch may be connected up. The dis hotels tn America. The chief points of Interest to tion in the Southwest, is to be con session. and through the committee ing of the u.ooO-ton ship "Tirplta,” I "for use in his home district in Ru*- trict is represented by Attorney H. structed in the near future by the on Irrigation seek government aid, it name d a ft er the German admiral, sia.” The officer, however, is stiU D Norton, while Turner and Augen-1 tourists are expoctod to be the bat-^ United States reclamation service. is understood; but the exact nature protest also was made »gainst the stein are represented by Attorney Co tleflelds, and for this persons will in Germany and has given no ln<H- of their proposal, whether an out and launc hing of the "Ludendorff ” and The dam. according to tentative show, of Roseburg. Mr. Turner being find the roads in France especially, cation of eagerness to return. out appropriation, government loan/the "Hindenburg" although the for- at present receiver in the United in better condition even than before plans, would rise to the unprecedent or extension of credit has not been iner j.xjeld £tfarshal von I* ,,, ’ ' , . “ The lenient attitude of the German Hindenburg! . . .. _ The railway trains are ed height of 500 or 600 feet in Boul States land office at that point. It] tho war .. .... -i. S»«rds toward , the 'Russian itv . . . pnson- announced. « enjovs some popularity -with the der Canyon, where granite abutments running on time and are rapidly ap la not known what day this case will era has caused a number of news The Boulder Canyon dam project. unlon workme n employed in the sea rise more than 1,000 feet above the proaching normal. be called for trial papers to complain that Victor Kopp, The fee for passport vises for Am water surface. Engineers of the re located below the Grand Canyon near soviet representative here, was tak The dockworkers and shipyard ericans in most countries is 910 and clamation service, afloat on barges, I-as Vegas, Nevada, where engineers ing advantage of the situation for are now boring, is the most advan- workerg unions generally are bitter- III ILDING TRAI>»4 UORKERN the number of vises for touring re are now boring for bed rock beneath. tage?u8 position of any of the pro-' !y anti-militarist and take advantage propaganda purposes, but Kopp de- <JET TEN PER CENT WAGE CUT mains about the same as during the A lake varying from 30 to 50 miles Jected sites, according to the prelim- ©very opportunity to demonstrate j nied the charge. war. but the French government has in length would be backed up in the Many of the Russians have secur inai'y report made to congress by the(r alieKiance to the principle of ed paroles. About 50 Cossack mu Portland. Apr. 9.— (A. P.)—Ar Just lessened somewhat the severity Colorado and A'lrgin rivers; and in the reclamation service.. A dam democratic government. They have biters announced last night a wage of Its restrictions. The French will1 this basin would be held in check for there "would intercept most of the) frequently delayed ship building sicians are permitted to visit differ out of 10 per cent for the building no longer require a card of Identity Irrigation, the drainage from almost drainage of the Colorado river and operations or stopped them altogeth- ent cities to play in cafes and res trades. Nineteen unions were affect for tourists remaining in the coun the entire Colorado river basin, In therefore be a more complete solu- |ep by strikes involving "political taurants and at entertainments. try less than two .months. The re cluding parts of six states. These men were paroled In charge of ed. the plumbers being excepted. tion of the flood control problem.”! questions. •• quirement for a prefecture of police a Young Men's Christian Association the report says. "Such a reservoir navy Former sailors of the German The proposed structure would be vise for leaving France has been re worker. The prisoners also are per would also be more valuable in tbe and some former officers, have been higher by far than the world's high moved. irrigation of lands on the lower river supporting the unions tn their anti- mitted to hold "fairs” and sell their est dam at present- — Arrowrock dam. The paasimrt requirements of the , handiwork to raise money for use in on account of the greater proximity militarist position. various nations on the continent are on the Boise river, Idaho, which i the camps. to them, and the consequent possibil ind would top feet - measures 34 S said by recent travelers to be much .X. ........ x ...... • The Russian prisoners generally ity of regulating its flow more nearly CALIFORNIA I REW WON less trying than last year—hardly other famous dams in tho United "" from WASHINGTON TODAY *PP®»r well-fed, well-clothed and ap- In accordance with the fluctuating which the highest of States, among mors so than customs formalities of _____ preciative of the German hospitality. needs Incidentally it would furnish moat countries Including the United are: Oakland. Cal.. Apr. 9.—(A. P.)— I ------------------- a large amount of power.” A further States. It Is dealralvle. however, for Shoshone, on the Shoshone river. report on more recent findings is California won the varsity race with |||T|h|li| DM 911/ DT ■Copenhagen, Apr. 9.—(A. P.) — travelers to provide sufficient pass Wyoming, 328 feet; Elephant Butte under preparation. the University of Washington today Nil III MA UAM m I IL The announcement has Just been port photographs, for the countries on the Rio Grande. New Mexico. 300 I The irrigable lands of the lower by aboet five feet. Washington won IlnllUlinL Unllll Ul made here that Knud Rasmussen, the requiring them for the vise applica feet; and Roosevelt on the Salt river. Colorado river as listed by the re the freshman race. mini Ilin m rx/xr-rs explorer, will head an expedition tions. Arizona. 290 feet. clamation service comprise many which will leave Denmark this year Prellminary work on the Boulder valleys and projects, with a total of NEW PEACE PROPOSAL TO for the North American Arctic Ar OAKLAND 4XHXHIF.O BOV TRIPLE ALLIANCE REPORTED Canyon project is being done under 1,24 2,000 acres They Include: Cot chipelago to Investigate the life and WINS FIGHT IN PORTLAN1> authority of congress, which appro tonwood Island. Mohave Valley, Che- lain don. Apr. 9.—(A. P.)—Lloyd conditions of the Eskimos and to Havana. Apr. 9.—(A. P.)—The priated 920,000 for investigation. An mehuevis Valley, Parker Project, George is reported to have made a complete the survey of Baffin.« Land Portland, Apr 9.—(A. PI—Lee additional $75,000 was contributed' Palo Verde Valley. Palo Verde Mesa. new peace proposal to the triple alli Banco National De Cuba today sus and ndjacent territory. pended payment under the liquida light i by local irrigators. Engineers have Chucawalla Valley. Cibola Valley, ance. • The Denmark government will on- Anderson. Oakland Negro tion law recently adopted by con trtbiite 100.000 kroner to the sup heavyweight, won a ten round deci-i located a site, and are making bor-| Yuma Project, Imperial Irrigation PORTLAND MARKETS gress. Failure to obtain a loan In port of the expedition which wlllj sioii irom Tiny Herman, of Astoria, Ings for foundations. While these1 District, and these extensions of the Portland. Apr. 9.— (A. P.)—Live tbe United States is believed to bare leave Copenhagen on board the mo at .Milwaukie last night In the fifth are incomplete, bedrock has been lo Imperial Valley: East Side Mesa. Dos tor ship Wolkongen and will remain round Herman twice took the count cated at a number of points and the Ppi mas. Coachella Valley and West stock, steady; eggs, firm; butter, caused the decision of the directors slow. to close the bank. of nine. • outlook is favorable, according to Side. In the field about two years TOURISTS WILL FIND EUROPE IS CHANGED WBBLO’S HIGHEST DAHIWILL HARNESS THE WATERS OF THE COLOM RIVER RASMUSSEN WILL GO INFO ARCTIC AGAIN
