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TI ENI»AY, APRIL INI, 11*21.
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Dublin Physicians Dis
regard Military Orders
ATTACK DEPUTY
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Dublin. Apr 26
(A I’l
Physlclnns of this city regard
lees of politics have Ignored
the order of -the government
military authorities to report at
once th« arrival In hospitals of
persons suffering from gunshot
wounds. Thus far no proceed
ings bain been taken against
them.
The order was Intended to
aid the military in Identifying
their attackers, many of whom
ear ape though wounded
Physicians resent the mill
tary mandate because, they de
clare. It would require them to
break faith with their patients,
thus violating a rule of profes
sional ethics They nay that If
many
the order were obeyed
wounded persona would K‘>
without medical attention.
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Bulgarians See Work
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France Will .Take Ruhr if Counter Proposals Offer to
Germany Does Not Pay
Assume Obligation to
Total Reparations
The United States
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Varna, Bulgaria, Apr. 26.—
(A. P.)—-A large deputation of
Bulgarian bolshevik! whl -h has
just visited Odewa was received
with anything but brotherly
kindness from their Rusaian
brethren.
The Red Guards.
who in groups occupy all the
streets of the city, deprive the
majority of them of their boots
So little did the Odessa bol-
shevikl stand on ceremony that
the agents of the extraordinary
commission shot down a desert
er on the deck of the ship by
which
the Bulgarians had
travelled, in view of the w hole
delegation.
The Bulgarians have now
returned to Varna much chas-
tened, and very doubtful as to
the good results to be expected
from the introduction of bol
shevism into their own coun
try.
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Aï 1917 NEW
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CANE GRANULATED WHOLESALE
JM NOW QI OTED AT
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SACK IN OREGON
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Paris. Apr 26 — CA. Pi Official
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Berlin, Apr. 2«.—(A.
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circles ar« today considering the ap many's counter proposals contaln an
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plication of penalties to Germany Im
offer to assume the allied obligations
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mediately after May 1, despite what
Shot Is Fired and Reinforcements
Price Falla .» < eats in Portland Fol
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ever propositions Germany may make to the United States, It was definitely
\ri» Hem T"<|ny by Stale Officials
low ing a Decline of 2Ô Cents
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hukrned today. The note contained
regarding
reparations
generally.
Of
Io (Im S< <*tm
Monday
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an
arbitration
proposal
for
determin
ficials hold that the failure of Ger
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many to pay the balance of 20,000,- ing the total amount due. It was
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000.000 gold marks, due May 1st added that Germany would welcome
Portland. Apr 26
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Portland. Apr. 26.— (A. P.) —
under the treaty provisions is entire any suggestion from the United
uty uinn wardens wer« attacked ♦
Sugar dropped 50 cents here today
ly Independent of negotiations re States for further negotiations or
nonr Oregon City last night by allng-
following a 25 cent drop yesterday.
garding the num total of reparations for changes In the present proposals
•«! fish pirate«, M««ter Fish Warden
'Cane granulated, wholesale, is now
Premier Brland told the chamber of The note offered to immediately turn
I quoted at $8,25* a sack. The local
Rhoemaker report e«l
toda»
Two
today
deputies that If satisfactory proposals over to the reparations commission
boats operated by wardens were at-
market followed drops at San Fran
with guarantees were not made by 150.000,00b marks in gold, silver and
tacke«! by men on nearby bluffs who
cisco. where it is said that heavy
May 1st. the Ruhr district will be foreign exchange, and 850,000,000
hurled rocks and finally parties of
South and Central American imports
occupied. The chamber voted con gold marks In treasury notes redeem
ponchera put out In three boats of
I were the cause. The decline at New
able within three months.
fidence in the government.
their own and drove the officers
York brought the price there to the
from the river One shot was fired.
lowest figure since 1917.
Paris, Apr. 26.—(A. P.l—Ger
Thn officers mud« one arrest
Rsin-
many's new reparations propositions
Washington. Apr. 26.—(A P.l —
forcements wer« sent to the » ene of
Washington. Apr 26
(A P.l— are «onsidered here to l»e unaccept The German reparations proposals
PORTLAND MARKETS
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th« attack today by state officers.
President Harding is said to have In able, even as a basis for discussion, which were received last night and
dicated that If he finds an opportun according to those close to the for today, were dijpussed at length by
Chicago.
Apr 26.—(A.
P.>—i
Portland. Apr. 2$.— (A. P.)—All
ity for a vacating this year he will eign office.
the cabinet.
markets
are unchanged.
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Private
information
to
the
effect
that
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■pend It In th« northwest
Friends
several of the men indicted in con-1
are urging him to make the trip late
nection with the 1919 world series
this tall
baseball scandal have fled to Mexico!
The northwestern trip was first
lias been received, and an appeal will
suggested as part of a trip to Alaska,
*e made to the federal authorities
but it has been indicated that the
in the hope that some wav may be
president has little hope of getting
found o extradite them, the United
That taking th« ■ banco that Is too that far away thia year
States attorney announced today
Stood to miss is sometimes a bld for
General Ixigan Woman's Relief
Eugene. Ore., Apr 26.— (A. P.l — ¡Officials refused to divulge names.
trouble ««perUli If the "chance“
Cory« met on Saturday, with a gath- Postoffice clerks, carriers and rural
be somewhat shady, was again sub
erlng of about 100, including a num- carriers will meet here for the an
Funeral services for Mrs. Taylor,
■tantlatsd when II II. Price, Ik. 1st«
bar of comradra and visitors
Thcre nual convention of the Oregon Fed
' w ife of Mr. Taylor of Wilerv ille, late
of Missouri who for the ¡»«st two1
was balloting and Initiation.
of San ’Diego, Cal., were held yes
eration of Postal clerks Saturday.
woeks has been working at the Hull
At the close of the general bus June 25. 1. P. Inman, of the Eugene
terday in the church at Wlldervllle,
ranch ten miles down the Rogue
iness there was arranged a program postoffice, and treasurer of the fed-’
Rev. Rnfttmel cffrtvfatlni The body
river, was arrest««!' today, charted
by the patriotic Instructor,
whi h eration, has charge of arrangements)
will be shipped to Illinois for inter
with the theft of a $50 Liberty >ond
was rendered most pleasingly by the of the convention and is appointing]
ment.
Price quite work at the ranch yea
i A P.l CMptaln following Miss Pauline Meade. Mrs committees to handle details.
Riga, \pr 2»'.
Six months ago Mr. Taylor took up
terday an<l cam« dire Gy Into Granta' Merlon C Cooper, of Jacksonville, Hood. Mrs Manning. Mrs. Wade. Ce
a homestead near the
This Is the second annual meeting
Wilderville
Paas
Ixtndon. Apr 26.— (A. P.l—The church.
This morning Fred Hull re Florida, th« Kos lusko squadron filer cil Harmon. Mr. Bartlett, and Mr.
of this organization, with city and
His wife joined him only
l<cwls who was shot down on the Polish Voorhies. who gave a talk on his re
national union of railwaymen has in
ported to Sheriff George E
rural
two weeks ago.
carriers meeting
jointly.
thnt a liberty bond had disappeared front and captured by the Russians cent trip in the "South luiud which
structed
its members not to handle
though in separate sessions,
Mrs. Taylor lost her life by drown,
Last
from th«« ranch, that Price was sus last July, escaped from a I prison was very much appreciated by all
coal from colliery sidings or from
ing, the accident happened Saturday
year it was held in Salem.
overseas. Sir Eric Geddes, minister
pected, and that Price was »opposed camp near Moscow April 12th i
11.■ present.
Mr. 1 Inman expects there will be
as Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Wes
to still ip- In town.
arrived In Riga today.
After the program everybody was 150 in attendance representing dif of transportation announced today son were trying to cross the Robin
in
the
house
of
commons.
He son ford over the Applegate.
Sheriff 1/ä‘wl» Immediately began
Invited to the dining room where ferent sections.
Al
Governor Ben Ol-
characterized the order as a grave
a hunt for the boy and found him
they found table spread bountifully oott has been iavitad to .«■ , , ■
though the water is not deep, the
stop.
nt the. entrance of the Palace hotel,
line Bluff, Ark . Apr 26.
I A. P.l with all the goodies any one might the program.
Matters of wages,
current was very swift and the light
arresting him at one«* and taking
Heveral persons were reported kill wish for. where all spent a pleasant working hours and other things in
rig tn which they were driving was
ELEI TR1C LH.HT AND HEAT
him to his room Her« the boy's per ed or Injured In a storm which hour in friendly conversation.
which postal employes are interested
overturned, throwing the occupants
FROM RAM IRAN VOIX \NO
son and luggage was searched, hut wrecked many houses in the farming
will be under discussion
into the river.
only $<> was found In Ills posseaalon section »0- mile southwest of here
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in
Jualiee
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ourt
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Cave Road Engine<*r Here—
Aa no evidence Indi fltlng
that today.
Honolulu, Apr. 26.—(A. P.l—The
The case of Klnkle vs. Amos Smith
W G. Peters, highway engineer.' heat of Kilauea volcano, whose great
Price was actually connect«’«! with
AOUNG TURKS MAY BE FORCED
the dlsap|H>arnnce of th« bond could paid. The description of the seller: is up before Justice Holman of the who Is to be in charge of the road irerpetually-active crater, 32
¡piles
TO TAKE WEDDING VOWS
!»<■ found, the boy was released and tallied with the description of young . Justice court today. ‘ The action re- to the Josephine Marble Caves, ar-1 from Hilo on the Island of Hawaii,
gards
ownerwhip
of
a
rived
in
Grants
Pass
last
night
with
'
i
cow
which
Price
allowed to return to the Hull ranch,
daily provides an awe-inspiring spec-
Katherine.1 ' taele for crowds of tourists, is to be
his wife and daughter, Ketheritse
where, he said, he wanted to prove to
Sheriff Lewis was at once advised both parties claim.
Constantinople. Apr. 26.—(A. P.)
Mr Peters will put a crew of eight utilized to provide electric light and —Marriage will be made an obliga
thn family that he was innocent of an<l made the trip to the Hui! ranch,
Mr. Piaste«!. of Brookings, trai.. is men on preliminary work at once, power for every town, hamlet and in- tion in Turkey, if the law proposed
the alleged theft.
bringing Price to Grants Pass on his
They are stopping at the Oxford.
Chief of Police Melaine, In the return. Price, it Is said, when con attending the day in Grants Pass.
dustry on the island, if the purposes by Salih Bey. deputy from Erberoitm,
meantime, began an Inquiry for the fronted with the evidence, made a
of a memorial recently addressed to passes the Angora parliament. The
liberty bond, and found that Archie full confession, and told how the
the legislature of Hawaii are worked depopulation of the country is such,
out.
lowers, of the C. L Hobart Com money had been spent. He will be
.according to Salih Bey. that the
pany garage had purchased a $50 brought before Justice Holman for
The memorial asks the territory to Turkish race will shortly be inferior
bond the day before, the bond cost the preliminary hearing some tint»
appropriate $25,000, to be matched to the number of Greeks and Armen
ing him $30, $20 of which had been today.
by a similar amount from the Ha ians. He declared that while the
waiian Volcano Research association old-time Turk was willing to take
1 for borings and other preliminary as many as four wives the modern
work.
one is slow in taking one.
OFFICERS MAKE ONE ARREST
VISIT NORTHWEST
Vesuvius Is Again in Eruption
AMERICAN MILITARY CEMETARY WILL
BE BEAUTIFIED AT COST OF MILLIONS
Purls, Apr. 26
(A P.l -No dis-
tinctlons of rank will be made In
marking the graves of American sol
diers whA died In Franco, says ('has.
S. llorc«», chnlrman of the American
commission, which has arrived here
to prepare plans for beautifying the
four permanent military cemeteries
where the bodies of all the American
fighters are to be gathered
"We shall try to make these ceme
teries memorials of which all Ameri
cans will be proud,”’ said Colonel
Pierce. "Early In the discussions we
decided that regardless of rank and
position (Mich grave should be treat
ed in the same manner and given
equal attention
The only valatlon
permitted will he on the uniform
headstones. In the top of these rei-
religious
stives may Ins ribe any
emblem they wish so long as It does
not Interfere with the uniformity of
the stone
"No «pedal monjimonts will be
permitted. All the Americans died
In the performance of their duty and
no matter how heroic Individuals
may have been, the feeling of the na
tions seems to be that all should be
accorded the same honor.
■‘it Is Jmixisslblo to say now Just
what form the beautification
will
take but money will not ho spared in
making the cemeteries the most Im
posing In the world. Congress hai
appro plated $1,000,000 as a prelim
inary sum for this work, with i
promise of more. It is probable tliat
$3.000,000 will be expended.
“The task of removing the dead
will be completed by the end of Oc
tober. The bodies of those soldiers
who are to rest permanently In
France will then be concentrated in
the four cemeteries.
Th« commission which is an advis
ory body to the secretary of war and
quartermaster-general of the United
State* army, is now making surveys
of the American cemeteries, latter
the commission will formulate plans
for a permanent cemetery for Amer-
'can soldiers in Ixtndon.
London. Apr 26 — (A. P.l—An- The result was that only about $25.-
other attempt is to be made this I
000 was recovered, compared with
summer by the admiralty to recover'
the remainder of the bullion lost I $1.250,000 the previous year.
After the winter storms the divers
when the armed liner Txiurentic was
mined and sunk off the north coast expect to find the wreckage covered
with gravel and silt which has to be
of Ireland in 1917.
The salvage vessel. Racer, together cleared away with pumps. Then the
with the Canadian drifted No. I. will j steel plates and girders must be cut
undertake the salvage work for the away.
fourth summer.
The Racer is now equipped, in ad-
The Laurentic went down in 201 dition to every possible contrivance
fathoms (120 feet) of water four i for aiding divers, wlfh a “recom'pres-
mile« off the coast of Donegal carry sion chatnper.” A diver can reach
ing gold bars to the value of between the bottom in half a minute but after
$10,000,000 and $15,000,000.
I prolonged immersion at 20 fathoms
Four years of pounding by Atlan below the surface, half an hour has
tic gales have reduced the wreck to to be allowed for raising him because
a shapeless mass and each year the it brought up too quickly he is likely
work has been more difficult. I-ast to collapse
Mount »csuvlus is ■gioii s | miuiiim smoke, flames, gns nini lava,
The great pressure at
mnrkahle phot «graph made l>\ < api. Ariel Vnrgles Ims Just arrived,
summer the divers found that about 20 fathoms saturates the system with
dentally Elilinea In lliiwuli .Natlorail park. Is also In violent eruption, and 250 tons of hull and deckplates had nitrogen gas but in the racompTen
Mount Lassen In I nssen Vohioilc National park, California, Is showing signs settled on the strong room, where
sion chamber the nitrogen can be
of activity.
tho gold was stored, breaking it In eliminated gradually.