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Vol,. XL. No. ino.
GRANTS l'AMN, JOKKHHIM« COUNTY. Oit BOOM.
SATURDAY. ATRIL I«. 1*21
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IbMlty Mountain heUoiu Arc It««»»
ering From the Worst Menus of
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Storm Cuts Wide Swath Through States of Arkansas and
Texas Leaving Death and Destruction in Its Wake;
Alabama Towns Are Wiped Out
Aberdeen. Wash., Apr. 16.—(A H. FOOTER BAIN NAMED DIREC­
p.,—The tug bear rank early this
TOR BY PRESIDENT HARDIN«
morning in the Pacific between Tilla­
TODAY
mook Bay and the Columbia river,
WW HEMPONMIBLE
according
to
word
received
here.
The
!
vessel's »earns are reported to have
Utile Hock. Ark , Apr. Hr—(A calooaa county, and SuIHgent, in LA- parted The crew was taken aboard
P.J- A raiddly mounting death list mar county, are reported wiped out the salmon trawler C. J- Foster,
which the Bear was convoying
docena of in a cyclone early today
Chicago. Apr.1 K.— (A. I'D—Tele­ that may exceed 50, and
l>er*otis Injured and property dam­
Hattiesburg, Mies., Apr. 16.—(A.
graphic communication In the west
on the Itali«*» lalxv
age yet uneetlmaled. are result«,of
Admita Firing lite Shot That
P.)—A woman was killed and 12 ANOTHER COMPANY CATS
and south is practically paralyzed
Board Filed by Appointments
the tornado tbat cut a wide swath
Officer at <a«np Lewis In
FARM IMPLEMENT PRICE
persons injured In the tornado which
as a result of storms
Announced by Executive
serosa parts of Miller and Hempstead
Year luis
■truck Son tag Ten houses* were
counties, tn Arkansas and Cass coun­
Moline, Ill.. Apr. 1#.—(A. P.l—
wrecked.
ty. Texas. Apparently the heaviest
Deere and Company today announc-
Washington, Apr. 16.—(A. P.)—
loss of life and property was In the
Birmingham, Apr. 16.—(A. P.)—( i »d a 10 per cent reduction In the
Tacoma, Apr K. — (A Pl- Ro­
Mary Anderson was nominated by
two
Arkansas
counties.
In
the
rural
Ten
persons
were
killed
apd
over
100;
land I*. Pothier, charged with slay­
| prices of farm Implements.
the president as director of the wom-
Washlugton, Apr. Id.—(A. P.)— section of upper Miller county, near Injured, with scores of homes des­
ing Major Alexander Cronklille at
i en's bureau, department of labor.
i
Texarkana,
lh
t-erwons
are
known
to
troyed
in
storms
in
northern
Ala-;
Camp !>ewls In October, KI 8, con- Peter A. Jay. of Rhode Island, now
H. Foster Bain, of California, waa
IMMIGRATION RESOLUTION
feesod to the federal authorities that minister to Calvador baa been select- have been killed and a large num­ bama today.
nominated
director of the bureau of
1H
DI
E
OUT
NEXT
WEEK
ber
Injured
‘
Near
Hope.
In
Hemp
­
he was ordered t»y hl* su|»erior offl- ed by President Harding lo serve as
Iguirel, Misa., Apr. K.—(A. P.)—1
mine«.
stead
county.
15
to
23
were
killed,
.«er. Captain Robert Hosenbluth. to: minister to Rumania
and scores Injured, say press dis­ One man was killed, and several per­
Washington. Apr. 1«.— (A. P.) —
The senate confirmed the nomina­
bring out a loaded gun and "get"
patch««
sons injured when a Southern rail­ After the passage of the emergency tion of George Harvey as ambassador
• Cron kh Ile, Il was announced today ' bere DAN I Elz« TO HI*KNI>
road train plunged into a creek south tariff and the anti-dumping bill late to Great Britain and of Myron T.
by Prosecutor J. W. Salden. who i
Ml ’N DAY IM THE J Ml.
congressional
leaders : Herrick, ambassador to France.
of
here following a heavy rain wash­ yesterday
nirmington,
Alabama.
Apr.
K.
—
disclosed five alleged confessions !
planned to report on the immigration
I A. P> The towu of Ralph, tn Tns- ing out the roadbed.
Three vacancies on the railway
from Pothier.
resolution bill next week.
Santa Ana. Cal . Apr. 16.— (A. P. >
labor board were filed by the preet-
•Bebe Duniel*. motion picture ac-
' dent, who nominated Walter L. Mc-
Malay Mlroiouarj H er o--
treM.
surrendered to the sheriff last
Menimen, Massachusetts, represent­
The Rev. Harrabelllo A. Maran-
ing the labor group; Samuel Hig­
geo pa. a Malay missionary. who night and tiegan serving ten days tn
gins, New York, representing man­
etatee that since th* 26th day of Au­ Jail for speeding
agement group, god Ben W. Hooper,
gust. 190'. he has walked 119.1'81
' former governor of Tenneeeee, rep-
miles, arrived In the city yesterday.
Astoria. Ore., Apr. 16.—(A. P.)—'
I
Denver. Apr. K.—(A. P.J—Judge
F' resenting the public.
He announced a speech from the
|
Ben B. Lindsey, of the juvenile court, Astoria today was host to rwo con-|
streets this afternoon, and will speak
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today made oral plea for remission ventious. the tristate convention of
at the llpatlst church Sunday even )
the
Northwest
Waterfront
Employer»
■
JUAD
of
the
fine
or
suspension
of
the
sen-
The gentleman carries volumes
New York, Apr. 16,— (A. IP.)—A
Ifnll teh • imposed on him for contempt asaoclallo^, and the meeting of the;
•*■-
«paper dipping* to show the
bronze tablet denoting the site of the
of court in refusing to divulge con­ officer and dlrectori of the Oregon old John Street theater, one of the
>jf new.
•- travels and the many
i
fidential Information given In 1915
Chamber of Commerce.
course of bk.
'■•Id In the varied
first playhouses In New York, often
for
Other
conventions
scheduled
There
In
the
Juvenile
court
by
a
boy
whose
meet in«« he has'u«.
Rome. Apr 16.— (A p I-
f frequented by George Washington
was tried for murder MrttllJ this city are: The State-Bankers’ As- and other Colonial notables was ded-^
___ mother
...
no longer any doubt tllal Italy
experience t.n ha* had:
■ plea, -
I soctatlon at Seaside June 3 and 4,
-ernaln solvent even though her 'ears ago. Following tbq
tea ted here today by the Maiden Laae
’•D...
-tlerrlbly undermined | Lindsey's attorneys wars graited with a day in Astoria; United Ar- Historical society.
•>« war. says thsltlire* days'* In which tc m« motion tisans July 2. 3, 4; United Spanish
The dedication ceremonies took j Some time ago Fred Roper’s tail­
•«•— ...
thet »»king for «u«p*naPjn Of the »en- War Veterans. July 16. 17. 18; Ore- place at a luncheon at the Bankers oring establishment was entered and
gan Retail Jewelers’ association, Club and were attended by leaders in a couple of snits of clothing taken by
-««nt n»’!w,W
Marquis de Johav'11*'’-
some time in month of June, and
linpu.
f-Tcoiiuuilsta, the ma ><l
the theatrical profession and prom­ the burglars Yesterday when Fred
The on..,
VllvD’ey H D Norton Is In Med- the Pacific Coast Association of Nor­ inent business men.
John Drew, was sitting in the court room at the
uncial weekly here.
’‘’•Macón» leew’ b"’ine,,,’ wegian Singers, September 3.
David Belasco and Daniel Frohman , courthouse, he saw a man sitting in
¡>olni«e| out that it th* Italian gov- ,
ford today ».
the audience wearing what he recog-
were the chief speakers.
«rninent could avoid *<14 ng to the
create
as one of the suits that had
The old playhouse whose name is (nlzed
I
;m.
cr
currency,
this
would
Budapest. Apr
1«
(A. I’D
e the
disappeared The man was invited
confidence
which
woul<i
lmpr<w»
•■ated
1>
V
•^im
was
acces-
Aeeirian« »h<> did not see service tn
or
which ^86 / down to the sheriff’s office where he
rates aud that if the newt two
' perpe.-
mw T through en alley
the war nre to be compelled to pay
was asked regarding the »ult, and he
three
aeusona
were
favorable
tfc».
<nce been
blotted out by
a sl^ lnl tax. the proceeds ot wlil.n
S>
_
i
readily
told how It came into his
Italiun treasury might hope tor an
t now tower over where
long ».
Is to be devoted to the care of dis­
. possession. He had bought the suit,
early
return
of
annual
surpluses
powdered
wigs,
‘
S
abled Hungarian soldiers or the de­
scrapers tti„
-
gaudies. he said, for *20. of a second hand
The necessity for further etui salons
pendents of those who wort* killed lu
early actqjs. wu_
Br
A.
E.
VOORH1ES
store in Medford
.
, (
of
paper
money
has
been
eliminated
the war
acting by the light ot
'I tD* (I*? Ma »lie had called his
Hungary has atmut 250,000 dis­ by the new law authorizing an in-
entertained the city's theate..
‘V mb fp g raost excellent SUjt |n
abled fighting men and. Including crease in the price of bread. This al-!
During the British occupation O.
(The dally MM*» tO ,h<’ ‘ o,,rler filled so full of books and papem as
th« orphan*, widows and refugees, so has reduced the annual deficit In
atteB
'•*»*! establishment at
New
York
City,
the
inscription
re
­
to leave little room for the occupant.
‘
the government Im* to provide for the state budget to less than 4.000.- from Florida wvre *>(ME
cords
the
house
was
called
The
Thea
­
the
second
.
tMjW i«
a Litter cluttered the desks and chairs­ ter Royal, and In It the British offi-
mor« than 1,000,000 person* This ooo.ooo of lire, Instead of Vie 14.- tiniKid owing t<* Che
the
modest
price,
***
and
dust
and
debris
was
ever
present.
strenuous Souther» hoepii’altf» "
number is aJ>out one-eighth of th«- 000.000.000 of last year.
<*”» gave entertainments.
There, mediately put up the twent?
Montgomery
is
a
city
ot
memories
Many
new
taxes
also
will
be
ap-1
continued
from
early
inomhshli
entire population of Hungary.
also. Major Andre, the famous spy..
.More than 4.000 families who fled I ! piled this year and throe are expect-: late at night day after day. TWev notwithstanding it is a city of mo- and other talented Englishmen acted the tailor cut dff what of the trou.
ere dragged on the ground. The suit
from Transylvania when that section »d to provide a continued increase, will now lie resumed with more or ^■n business. A group of editorial in play« they wrote.
¡.was a nifty one. and the man. whose
of Hungary was annexed to Ru­ In the national receipts, since the lee* regularity, with comment« on people aten<i’’d services at the Epis­
On the surrender of Cornwallis home Is in Jacksonville, got a real
mania by th» peace treaty still are ItuilIan tax payer seems Inexhaustible1 the high points of the trip nf Pub- copal chn.'ch and the rector after a and the evacuation ot New York, the
living in railway cars In the various In hl* contributions to the restore- ■ Usher Voorhles through tliw sunny masterly *ermon referred to the visit house once more fell under Ameri- bargain. There was a mate to th«
said the man, in the secand
of tlwv newspape’’ people and paid a ean management, and on September suit,
south, i
yards In tills city. When one fnmlb’ tion of his country’s finances.
I
hand
store, and this was purchased
touching
tribute
to
the
man
Lincoln
manages to find rooms in Budapest.' Other numerous signs of economic; What would you feel like to see
20, 1787. was produced T
_ !by _ a weI1 kno,"rn citizen of Medford.
the vacated car is Immediately revival in Italy are pointed out by 100 automobiles bring more thaw 400 whom the people pt the south were lz«n," the first dramatic perform- Acting on "the" tip.' Mr"
• and
claimed by newly arrived refugees. | Italian economists. Those'fticliide a hungry tourists to your door at 7 learning to apreciated and love.as the ance given In New York after the Deputy Sheriff Lister are today
in
Through the efforts ot American ; decrease in the number and extent o’clock on Sunday morning? Wtdl, rector hoped the people of the north Revolution.
__
Medford, and will interview the
welfare missions about 75,000 chil­ of strikes. Increased railway earnings this Is what happened at Montgom- would some time learn to recognize
Over the box George Washington
wearer of
the second suit Both men
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dren arc being fed in Budapest alone. I and an Increase In the amount of ery, Ala., soon after the special train the ability and revere the memory of occupied was the r "
- - - - . were innocent
Mwb'
devised
purchasers of the
Complete outfits of clothing have capital Invested in hydro-electric of 14 Pullmans had arrived in the Jefferson Davis, who had been a United States coat of ‘ "
arms.
'
____
—— _When
suits, ___
and the second ___
hand dealer
member
and
officer
as
well
been distributed to them many times P'anta-
city. To be sure Col. Crampton and
the house was thus honored. Thomas toid the Jacksonville patron that be
imports of manufactured articles his wife had prepared for the guests as a devout worshiper in that church. U ignell, the master of the theater. knew the man< wh(} go)d
him the
from abroad are slowly decreasing, and with the aid of a few friend» The Davis j>ew was marked by an in full dress of black, with hair elab-|9uttg r
So the mystery seems about to
while Italian export«, chiefly to Med- Mrs. Crampton appeased the appe- American flag.
«irately powdered in the fashion of b« solved
— The man from Jackson­
llerranean countries and South Am- tltes of the whole company tn true
In strolling through the old city the time, and holding two wax can-i
ville said he would go to the man
erica are Increasing.
Southern hospitality.
Automobiles one eomes upon a tablet In front of dies in silver candlesticks, was ac­
who made him the sale and ask for
The national savings now ewceed then conveyed the editorial party to the Planters hotel bearing the an-, customed to receive the president at
a refund of his money. He did not
17,000,000.000 of lire, as compared points of Interest about the city, and nounemment that "in the rooms the box door and conduct him and his
want to be wearing stolen clothing.
to about 7.000.000.000 before the! they were'many, for Montgomery Is above were the first offices of the party to their seats.
war.
the capital of the state and was the confederacy,’ and a few doors further
Joseph Jefferson, grandfather of
Observers say that even the most headquarters of the confederate gov­ down tbn street was a tablet with the the Joseph Jefferson. who many,
Theo. P. Cramer, Jr., arrived yes­
terday from Portland traveling by excitablo and ignorant of the Italian ernment when the confederacy was announcement that "on this site, years later achieved fame as "Rip
Ford and will make the Old home people have finally come to realize organized. Inserted in the marble stood the building tn which l>afayette Van Winkle.” made his first appear­
town hla place ot business, having the impossibility of Instituting the floor of the front entrance to the was entertained and in which a ance at this house. February 10.
been appointed the general agent to soviet system In Italy. The recent state house i^a bronze star inscrlb- dance wa* given in his honor.”
1796, as Richard in "The Provoked
represent the Reliance Life Insur­ deliberations of the Italian socialist ed. "On this spot Jefferson Davis
Montgomery is a home city with' Husband."
ance company of Pittsburg.
Mr. party and of the general confedera­ stood while taking the oath of office many beautiful, modern homes as
Cramer will have four counties— tion of labor decided in favor of revo­ as president of the confederate states well as mansions dating back to the
Josephine, Jackson, Curry and Klam­ lutionary action and excluded the of America."
days before the war. In the older
Paris, Apr. 1«.—(A. P.)—A mov­
ath. Mr. Cramer has spent the past possibility of a revolution by vto-
There are many referncro to the section are wide streets, beautiful i
ing sidewalk to relieve congestion, is
lence.
two years or more In the banking
confederacy In and about the state spreading trees, and parking strips j
being considered by the city of Paris.
business, both In New York City and
house. Jn the senate chamber is a along the curbs but in front of
The chances for adoption may not be
In Portland.
,
home
is
a
garbage
can
with
a
'bronze tablet placed there by the
greet but the idea is being seriously
The company he represent* In
Daughters of the Confederacy un­ worn path leading from the
discussed for Parisians have pleasant
writing of Mr. Cramer say*. "Be­
door.
However
the
garbage
Douncing that "In this hall the vote
memories of the aerial sidewalk that
fore appointing a man as general |
of cessation was taken " On the are expected to be removed by 10
Portland. Ore., Apr. K.—(A. P.) wns a feature of the 1900 World’s
gent, the Reliance Life Insists on. a
walls hang many portraits of men o’clock each morning.
Kindness to Animal week at Portland Exposition here
thorough investigation of the man’s
Lunch was served at the modern is being featured by demonstrations
and women prominent In the Civil
The proposal is to build such a
character, past and present, as well
war. and in the archives are thou- ■nd up to date hotel by the Chamber, by the Oregon Humane society. Talks rolling sidewalk under the principal
as his reputation for hustle; and we
sands of books and other documents jf Commerce ot the city, following; have been delivered before various
are eipnclally pleased to tell you that
Washington, Apr. 111.—(A. P.)— that refer to the civil strife. A peep which about 300 of the editorial clubs outlining work of the humane boulevards, from the Madeleine to
from ouV Investigation of Mr. Cra­ Voicing opposition to the sales tax. Into some of the private offices re­ party made the trip by train to Tus­ society, Members of the Portland the Place de la République. A pe­
mer we are led to expect that Grants Representative Mondell, republlcan veal scenes which tock mo back in kogee. to learn trom first hand more Ministerial Association have agreed destrian not only would avoid dan­
Pass has furnished us a representa­ leader, predicted no law taxing »aies fancy several generations to the old about the institute which Booker T. to give addresses on humane work gerous, delaying crossing and not be
impeded by cross and counter cur­
tive of whom we will be very proud." would pass this session.
time "buay" lawyer. Each office was Washington established for his race. Sunday.
rents of tratfic.
Denver, Colo., Apr. 16.—(A. F.)
The Rocky mountain »ectlon» arel
■ lowly recovering from the worsl'
•torm of the winter, which yesterdayi
covered the district with snow 11 to
14 Inches deep, blockaded railroads, I
■ nd paralysed wire*
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