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V<»L. XL. No, I HI-
GRANTH I’AMM, JOMEPIIINK (Mll'MTY, OREGON,
Filli» tV, MAY 18, 1821
GUY STILLMÄN
WHOLE NT MBER 32H8.
F. WALLENBERG
♦/
CHIEF OF STAFF
\
MAJOR
GENERAL
NI i't EEDM
M UM II IND (Ml Ml s NEW
M
.IO .ARE KILLED AND MANY AIUC
WOUNDED IN CAPITAL OF
MICHOACAN
TIES JI LY 1HT
■
G«-ncrnl Pershing Will ' <>titbi«i<- tlic
Duties Recenti) l»lgnrd
Will
Stell < 'Idei
11 easy Firing Is lt<>|M>rtcd nt Eastern Money Buried in 1017 I -cl to Ob­
tain IteleMe of Her Draft
End of Mining DE-trict—Strike
is < 'ause of Fighting
Ibuliials Voluntarily Join Police la
< harging on Demonstrating Mem­
bers of Church
Evading Son
Guy Stillman, twenty.eight months
Sid, the child whose parentage la in
liapute In the Stillman divorce case
F. Wallanbarg la th« newly appoint­
Washington, May 13.— (A. P.)— ed Swedish minister to the United
Williamson, W V*.. May 13 -(A
Mexico City, May 1*.—(A. P.)—
State*.
P.J- Mountain warfare which raged Bln. Emma C. Bergdoll, mother of
Fifty persons were killed and a score
yesterday and throughout last night the draft evader now hiding in Ger­
wounded last night in Morelia, capi­
over a seven-mlie front in the West many, told the house investigating
tal of Michoacan, when the police,
Virginia-Kentucky coal strike region, committee today that she buried the
aided by unsolicited help from radi­
was resumed with vigor today. Heavy *105,000 in gold which she obtained'
cals, charged a large group of Catho­
firing Is reported at McCarr.
Ky., from the treasury, in 1*17. She re­
lics who were demonstrating against
the eastern end of the trouble zone fused to divulge the burial place, butj
• alleged desecration
of Catholic
indicated that it is not far from
and at Merrimac. W. V».
I churches last Sunday by radicals.
Portland, May 13. (A. P.)—An­
P>—I______
One man was killed in a gun bat- Philadelphia.
other reslucllou in gas rgtea, to be tie on the Kentucky border yester-
Washington, May 13.— (A.
added to the reduction already *a- day.
Unless some way can be found to in. Twilight I-eajnie Game Tonight—
nouneed May 5th, was announced to­
The first game of the series in the
'crease the revenues and reduce the
TWENTY CENT ADVANCE
day by the Portlaud Gas and Cokej
IN BVGAR bl 1 RIM < I expenses the railway deficit
' "will "Twilight League” will be held to-
Company, following a further cut of
-....... .
have to be met from the national night, commencing at 6:30, and will
25c a barrel on oil price». Thia lat- i
| San Francisco, May 13.— (A. P.) treasury,” Chairman Cummins, ot ^e between the Presbyterian and
oat reduction, combined with the re-'
Madison, Wis . May 13 —(A. P > —Sugar advanced 20c per hundred the senate interstate commerce com- Methodist teams.
ductions announced in March, and
mittee declared at a hearing on the
John F. Dietz, "defender of Cam-; today from the record low price.
on May 5th bring the total Having« «»run Itatn." was today granted
railway situation here today.
a
LAROR ADMITS NO PROOF
to the consumers to *3 50,000 annu­ complete pardon by Governor Blain« | tn >1.434 DEFY VERSA1LL434
OF "DEFAMATION ORDER”
ally
TREATY. I>E< LARES PREMIER TWO MAIL ROBBERS STAKT
on the 10th anniversary of his con-;
This newest reduction will become victlon of killing Oscar Hart», deputy
Sh ill ING TIME AT LEAVENWOTH
effective about June 15th
______ ,
Chicago. May 13.—(A. P.)— The
sheriff. October 8, 19J0.
London. May 13.—(A. P.l—Pre­
East St.’Louis. Ill., May 13.—(A. railway labor representatives today
Dietz became famous a decade mier Lloyd George told the house of
ago by his armed defense of the commons today in a dramatic speech p.j—Guy Kyle, former Free Metho- formally admitted before the railroad
1’OIITMM) M \ RK ETN
I Cameron dani^ a_property which h^i that the Polish Insurrection in Upper dlst preacher, and Loren William- labor board that it had failed to prov»
lielleved himself to be the sole ownerJ Silesia was a defiance of the Ver­ son, were tod aysentenced to six the authenticity of the lettre alleged
*8 it
He resisted arrest for many weeks
[ sailles treaty.
years in Leavenworth federal prison to have been written by a Pennsyl­
At a well attended meeting of the {Cattle, choice »leers
»9 25 <T
on the charge of robbing a mail vania railroad official ordering “de­
local post of the American Legion Hogs, prime light
pouch containing *189,000 at Mount famation of labor organizations If
last evening the ex service men of Jo ¡Sheep, prime lambs *7 50 it
necessary" in obtaining desired infor­
.16
Vernon. HL. January 14.
sephine county unanimously and vlg Eggs, buying price.
mation.
Batter
orously protested against the dis­
Washington, May 13
(A. P. I
Per­
Selection of General John J.
•hlng as chief of staff of the l'nlted
States army, was announced by Sec­
retary of War Weeks today.
Th«
general will ansume his duties July j
1, succeeding Major General March
General Pershing's assistant will be
-Major General Janus G
Harbor«!
who will take over all the details
herwtofor* handled by the chief of
staff, leaving General Pershing free
to direct the organisation and train
Ing of the army, including the na­
tional guurd atid reser«ex
General
Pershing wBI retain the duties re­
cently assigned him as chief of the
war staff
DEFICIT MAY HAVE
HIGH LIGHTS IN THE TOUR WITH THE
FMKFM EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
missal of charges against the wealthy
All
(A. Pl
i
Portland, May 13
German miller, J
Henry
Albers.
whose disloyalty during the war re- markets are steady today
San Francisco, May 13.—(A. P.)
suited In his conviction under the
By A E VOORHIES
—
Deputy Sheriff Ormsby, of Twin
espionage act.
/
KEN
Falls eounty, Idaho, is here en route
A resolution condemning the ac-
to Honolulu, where he will seek to
tlon of the department of justice was
Washington. May 13
(A P.»
After delay of several hours we i sun.
extradite Mrs. Paul Vincent South­
adopted and protest* wired to Presi­
The house today passed and sent to
From the moment we landed in ard, alleged husband murderer.
were afloat on the Gen. Cobb, a boat
dent Hardin : and tls attorney gen­
the senate the Tim ber bill ,to regu­
built for the Hudson river travel but ; Havana until the boat left the docks
eral.
late dealings in grain futures.
Napa. Cali. May 13.— (A. P.) —
recently put on the Key West-lla- for the homeward trip there was PORTLAN'D ANNOUNCES 2c
The sheriff has abandoned
the
All
went
well
until
the
something
to
do
The
Cuban
govern-
REDI
(
lii>\
IN
I.
laOUNK
vana route,
search
for
Roy
Gardner,
mail
robber,
gulf stream was reached and then . ment had appropriated *25,000 to
who slipped through a cordon of
Portland. May 13.— (A.
P.)—A
the Gen. Cobb showed she was never *30,000 for entertainment of the
possemen near here yesterday.
The newspaper people, and the
travel,
on
public two-cent per gallon reduction
P. » Two Intended for ocean
Boston. May 13.— i A
flatness
madi
‘
I
spirited
citizens
and
representatives
gasoline
is
announced
today,
follow
­
breadth
of
beam
and
new witness«»« have been found in
Napa. Cal.. May 13.—(A
P.) —
the Investigation of the death of it pitch much more than was really ; of the local newspapers were ever ing a similar cut at San Francisco. Roy Gardner, mail robber who es­
But
then,
it
was
bed
;
present
with
their
automobiles
which
This
makes
gasoline
here
28
cents
Captain Paton C. McGIlvary, former enjoyable
caped from a train at Portland. Ore.,
We were at the disposal of the visitors.
including 2 cents a gallon state tax.
overseas aviator, whose testimony al- time anyway, nearly midnight,
June 7th, 1920, while being taken to
i
wore
supposed
to
land
in
Havana
Cuba,
although
it
is
but
a
short
McGll-
ter» the first theory that
McNeils prison for a 25-year term, is
vary’s recent death was due to sitl- early In th«» morning but we did not distance from the United States, is
surrounded by a posse in a thickly
I really a foreign country, with foreign
aide. The police expect to make ar- land until 10 o'clock or later.
wooded canyon near here, offering* to
To \tf«-ti<l State
rmb!;. —
kept to my berth until awakened by ideas and foreign habits. The archi­
rests.
give himself up. The sheriff refused
a,band playing lively American airs. tecture taking on a foreign aspect.
K number of local people are plan­
in a telephone conversation to grant
A peep outside showed smooth water ■ It is hard to give an adequate des­
ning to attend the convention of
any concessions and Gardner disap-
and
alongside
was
a
tug
which
had'
cription of the place but the follow­
the state lodge. 1. O. O. F , ami the
1 peared. with the posse in pursuit.
steamed out to the harbor entrance ing paragraph which I quote will
Rebekah assembly which
will be
give
a
faint
idea:
hold at Albany all of next week
, with a band to meet the party.
Montevideo. May 13.— (A. P.) —
‘‘Havana combines all the strange­
Among those expecting to go are Mr.
I suppose everyone has some idea -
ami Mrs Will Fry. Mr. ami Mrs. Will
of Havanna. either a right or a j ness of a foreign city, with the ad­ Passage by the United States con­
lliill, Mrs. Dora Cleveland. Mrs. Jas.
wrong Idea. I must admit that my vantages of being easily accessible. gress of the Fordney emergency tar­
Tuffs. Mrs J. F Burke and Mr. and
Idea was wrong. The shore line1 No traveler ever forgets the approach iff bill or a similar measure would be
Mrs. L. C. Huntljr. Many are going In
Mrs. Anna Jacob» I,»'Roy. of Wil­ showed mile* of massive stone build- to Cuba's capital. The city, as view- a rude blow to friendly and commer­
their cars, the drive being especially liams. died at the hospital at 7;20| Ings, all white or bright colors, while c<l from the harbor, is wonderfully cial relations between the United
pleasant at thia time of the year.
Thursday evening, .May 12. after suf­ extending back from the water front picturesque, with Its large and im- States and Uruguay, say the newspa­
fering for a month with ptomaine; wore more miles of buildings, all of Posing structures, solidly built, often pers of this city, some of which have
Vladivostok. May 13. — (A. P.) —
the attacked American business methods
poisoning and complications.
Mrs.. stone. High on the opposite short» painted in brilliant colors on
An appeal to the American congress
IxjRoy was brought to this city a! is Moro castle, the old fortress which Kreen background of the distant and urged retaliation
In official circles retaliation is also tor assistance has been made by the
| hills. The vegetation is that of the
week ago and consultations held. { has made so much of history.
The
As we left the boat we were met tropics, the climate is ideal and the receiving some support, and both Chita constituent assembly.
The funeral and Interment will be;
President
Brum
and
Foreign
Minis-
memorial
which
is
signed
by
Shiloy,
by
delegations
of
Cubans,
some
of
temperature
is
modified
by
the
ever
nt Medford
Mrs. ia’Roy was born in the Rhine: whom could speak English. but most prevailing sea breeze. One is im- ter Buero have expressed themselves chairman and Suhovey, secretary of
Chita.
province,
Germany, November 5, of whom could not. Sign language pressed by the foreign aspect, the as favoring the increased tariffs to {the assembly, and is dated
counteract
the
effect
of
the
Fordneyplarch
4
says:
became
the
popular
means
of
com-1
oriental
glamour
of
lattice
and
bal-
186 2, and was married In Rhlnlnn-
j measure, if passed.
,
"In this solemn hour in the life of
University of Oregon. Eugene, May der, Wis.. to Frank IaiRoy. June 18. munlcatlon, and while not entirely ! conied windows and half open doors,
Others,
however,
point
out
that
the
great American republic when
11.— (A. P.l—A genuine good time 1889. They camo to Josephine coun­ satisfactory It was the best we could i where a glimpse into the inner court
emergency or increased tariffs would the new administration and congress
awaits the "preppor” who Wends ty 20 years ngo. She is survived by do. Hundreds of automobiles were displays fountains, palms and cage-
carry within themselves the neces-jtake the fortune of the country into
Junior Week End at the University her husband and four children, at the docks and th® visitors were Uke windows, The cities of Cuba
of Oregon this year, from the prelim-' Helen, teacher at Hugo; Raymond, taken to the Seville hotel, the pop- architecturally are reproductions of sary elements for retaliation in that, | their hands, in one of the most crit-
inarles of the state high school de-| student at the North Pacific college, ular 'American headquarters in Cuba ' many romantic buildings in old J by shutting out Imports from Uni- irai moments in the life of the civ-
Many
American improve- guay and Argentina, the Uniteil ilized world, we, the representative*
bates, on Thursday. May 19, to the ¡Portland; Florence and Malden, both When I arrived at the Seville there Si>ain.
are fast appearing, but the old States trill continue to suffer by rea- of the people of the republic of th*
,
annual Junior prom Saturday, May (students at the Grants Pass high was a long line awaiting room as- .ments
The Paseao son of bad exchange conditlqns. If Far East, send to you, the represen-
21. In the meantime there will be school. Frank, another son. died assignments but before I got to the can never be erased.
North America does not continue to tatives of the free and freedom-lov-
track meets, ball games, tennis tour­ Williams two years ngo. There are desk It was announced that rooms de* Prado is a wide and beautifully
buy from South »America, they say, ing American people, our congratula-
shaded
boulevard,
reaching
from
La-
John
1
were
all
taken.
Then
naments and class fights to entertain also two brothers. Pete and
we were con-
For years our
* Jacolm, of Arnett, Wis.; and four sis-1 ducted to the Plaza hotel
where Punta to Central Park, with hand­ exchange rates will continue so un- tions and appeal.
the visitors.
favorable that South America will country, the Far Eastern territories
some
buildings
on
either
»Ide.
Along
.j
'
tors.
Mrs.
Mary
Cass.
Rhinelander,
rooms
were
secured
The
Plaza Is
The action will start Thursdd. (------
.
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___ ______
evening, when the high school de .AVIs., Mrs Helen Moll. Edgar, Wi»., ¡one of the good hotels, not new. but the Paseao del Prado are the prin- not be able to buy from North Amer- of the former Russian Empire, ha*
lea.
•
: been the battleground for foreign In­
balers from the various district will, Mrs Kathervn Corum. 'Medford, and well kept and with elevator and mo- cipal hotels, theaters. and clubs
in
rw»ponse
to
requests
from
Uru-
vision and internal civil war. kept
including
the
Many
of
the
streets,
compete for the state honors. Grants Mrs Christine Turnbull, Eugene
dem conveniences. The room asslgn-
All of the children were here dur- ed to me was on the fourth floor and business thoroughfares are very nar- guay to make representations in alive by foreign interference with
Pass will be represented by Remoh
Washington against increased tariffs. | the internal affairs of our people.
Tryer, Corlyss Courtney. Helen Us­ Ing the last Illness as was also Mrs ' was reached after traversing the dfs- row. and they are so arranged that
East of Baikal to th* Pacific, a
Mrs. Turnhull arrived thlsjtance of a block along a narrow cor- awnings are stretched across them Foreign Minister Buero replied that;
ter and Lula Garrett. They will be Cortim.
the attitude of the United States was new independent democratic state is
niornlng.
Raymond
LeRoy
returned
|
rldor.
through
the
middle
of
the
day.
The
The room was tile floored,
accompanied on the trip by Mrs.
easily explicable and that the coun being organized, separate and dis-
latura Thomas Gunnell. The same to Portland a few days ago to resume and with exceedingly high ceilings, Cuban hotels have been very much
try could not be expected to make ■ tlnct in its form of government and
Americanized,
but
the
delightful
his
studies
in
the
belief
of
his
moth-
fully
20
feet.
The
high
ceilings
are
night there will lie a canoe fete in
sacrifice
that might mean the ruin sociaJ structure from the system pro­
Spanish
custom
of
serving
breakfast
which beautifully decorated canoes er's improved health. He is expect- general throughout the city. Heavy
of its stock raising industry
[vailing in soviet 'Russia.”
(ContihuiSd
’
oS
”
page
3.1
ed
to
return
tomorrow
wooden
shutters
protected
from
the
will float down the mill race.
.!
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GRANTS PASS DEBATERS