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XHMMÌATED ITIW444 SERVICE
GRANTH i’AM«, JOKKI'HINB COUNTY, OREGON,
MATl KDAY, Jl MB H, 1W1
Rear Admiral Sims’ Leave
of Absence Revoked Today
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Washington, June 11.—(A. P.)
—.Rear Admiral Hirns' leave of
•l>s»nce In England has been
Revoked by Secretary lien by
and he has been ordered to re-
port at once to the secretary of
the navy.
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Cincinnati, June 11.—f A. P.)
—Imposing military services for
Col. Galbraith, the American
Legion national conmmander,
were held here this afternoon.
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Gardner and Pyron, While Enroute To McNeil’s Island
Take Officers By Surprise and Hide In Woods With
$200 and Guns Stolen From Deputies
I*ORTLAND STRIKERS BARBET»
FROM VIOLENCE ON PORT­
LAND WATERFRONT
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Canti» Rock, Wash., June 11.— saying. "You'll need this for break-! Roseburg, June 11.—(A. P.) —
Floyd Romaine has been convicted of
(A P) — Roy Gardner, sentenced to fast boys.”
first degree murder by the jury try­
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Portland, June 11
(A. P.)—The McNeils Island for a mall robbery,
Charge That Mail Was Planted on
Mld- police who are investigating the death made a second escape early tills
Castle Rock, June 11.—(A. P )^ ing him on the charge of killing Abe
Ship to Force Position of Strikers
Hour for OfH^Bing of
of Hurry Agee, tpund stabbed In tbe, morning as his train pulled into the Five posses out hunting Gardner and '■ Gtvens, a homesteader at Peel, Doug­
Cleared by Chief Clerk
A<i«ly M h I<’ llank
n»ck early today, said that Indica­ station here. He took with him Phyron were working in the hilly) las county. The jury recommended
tions point**! to an attack by u burg-' 3200 In cash, which he stole from country east of here. Bqfore noon a
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lar whom Agee surprised ransacking i two deputy marshals after taking' officers received a report
Portland, June 11.—(A. P.) —
! their guns and he left the officiala strange men se^n at OsUandZr AUMOMY RAT LX TAKE TUMBIJi
Hpokane, J une 11.—(A Pi Af­ his bedroom bureau.
wearing their own handcuffs.
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tor lioidlug Clarence Oatrum,
Wash., six miles south of Castle FOLIX»W1NG H. C. OF L. DF.C1.INE Permanent Injunction against atrik-
ers lnteiiering with violence in the
casl>l-'i of the Addy State bank, of
Garduer was aided by Frank Py- Rock.
Los Angeles, Cal., June 11.— (A. present marine walkout on the water­
Addy. Wash., and Mrs Ostrum under
I ron, who was being taken from Duns-|
P.)—Alimony rates for women seek- front was granted by Judge Wolver­
intuir, Cal., to McNeils Island by the
guard from 1 2 30 this morning until
San Francisco, June 11.- (A. P.)
al'r
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service
".¿Washington,'D
bear the,lr »"P” ton in federal court yesterday, fol­
7 30, three gunmen robbed tho vault
same officers Pyron also escaped.
—The
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reducing costs In other lowing arguments between I-ester W.
of the bank of 11500 and escaped in
One account said Gardner request­ ¡C., has authorized the use of air-
things, according to a ruling made Humphreys. United States attorney,
an auto with Mr. and Mrs Ostrum.
ed to be permitted to go to the lava­ planes from Camp Lewis to aid In here recently in the aivorce depart- ^4 ur g. U’Ren, who Is attorney for
who ware liberated four miles from
tory and returning, caught the offi­ ,the search for Gardner and Phyron. ment of the Los Angeles county su-
the waterfront unions.
Vull-v. Wash
cer» off their guard, whipped out a
¡perior
court.
"The government will make par­
Constantinople, June 11.— (A P.)
Tho Oslrttffla were captured as they
Castle Rock, Wash.. June 11.—(A.
revolver and ordered hands up. Giv-
Greek destroyers bombarded Karu- Ì ing tbe gun to Pyron. Gardner went P.)—Sheriff G. F. Hoggatt verified! Clothing and food are costing less ticular efforts to apprehend violator»
were putting their /ar In the garage
court ruled' many “en ar* ean” of the injunction from now on,” said
and were held captive until the time 1 mursal, on the southern shore of the through the officers' pockets, taking the story that the bold up occurred the
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lock on the bank vault released the Gulf of Ismid, and there have been their money and guns and putting on the train at Kelso and that the ing less and women seeking alimony Mr. Humphreys.
must
content
themselves
with the
Iseveral
skirmishes
along
the
Turkish
Judge Wolverton anouneed that
bolts
convicts jumped from a lavatory Win­
the handcuffs on them
sums
suited
to
the
new
conditions.
his
mind was made up before Mr.
' front 1n Asia Minor.
dom at Castle Rock. Gardner held
The court announced the new rul­ Humphreys had concluded his argu­
the gun while Pyron put Oregon,
Tacoma, June 11—(A P.l—A boots and handcuffs oh the deputy ing with hesitancy, fearing an influx ment and said the court was con-
II It Mill. NIGHT FLYING IS
battle is expected momentarily be- marshals. Foot prints leading south ! i of petitions for reductions in ali­ vinced that the injunction should be
EXPECTED XEXItiHI »JAM
mony amounts set a year or two ago. continued.
t ween Gardner and Pyron and a were found.
Geneva. June 11. (A. P ) The
The strikers filed affidavits alleg-
posse, said a Castle Rock report,
moat important single problem that
Gardner escaped at Portland a I
M ...... BOLSHEVIK WAR SONG IN-
ing the department of justice agents
Cheyenne, Wyo . June 11
I A P.l which gave a version of the escape I year ago while en route
will be considered at the second as-
^enuy in
DICAÏTON OF NEW CAMPAIGN intimidated and bujlied the men and
aombXy of the league of nations called -Probable establishment of night that Gardner and Pyron asked for I Island and was caught
their wives in seeking to get them
the
train
stopped
at
a
for September 5 is the establishment flying lu tho air mall service be­ exercise when
California after robbing a mall car 1
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Constantinople, June 11.
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Constantinople.
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( A. P.) I j to go back to work. This was denied
of the permanent court of interna­ tween Cheyenne and Chicago and water tank, It was said while off the Pyron was convicted of counterfeit-
(Cheyenne and Omaha July 1 was pre­ train a confederate in waiting slip­ ing and had been at large in north-, ■“We are marching to Constantin- fuily in counter affidavits filed by
tional justice
The statutes of the court which dicted here when Major E. C. Zoll. ped Gardner a gun, who covered the ern California three years since es- ■ople.
"n1 ” the new war song of the bol- I the government.
sheviki,
is considered here to be sig­
Charges that mail was planted on
were adopted by the first axsombly 1 general superintendent of the air deputies.
caping from a train window at Ken-
nificant in connection with the bol­ the steamer West NIvaria merely to
have now been signed by 33 states mull, who was maklnr an .inspection
Gardner handed the officers 35, net.
shevik propaganda, looking to the break the strike, so that the charge
and aro in process of ratification by tour of the landing fields between
taking of the city.
of delaying mails could be brought
1 tho two coasts, visited Cheyenne. At
mem liera of the league
All railways leading to the chief against the strikers, was knocked
While thia is regarded as the moat {present mall that arrives at either
Black Sea ports are said to be under- flat by the affidavit of A. 3. Rand,
Important subject, the provisional .terminal at night fall la carried by
: going repairs to prepare them for chief clerk of the railway mail service
program of tho meeting which has , rail during the hours of darkness and
heavy traffic. Bela Kun. bolshevik in charge of the dispatch of mail by
just been distributed to all govern­ ¡picked up again by plane the follow­
commissary in the Crimea, is said to both land and water for this district,
ments which are members of the ing day.
I be putting the Crimean ports in goo-", who stated a general order had been
Major Zoll said he expected the
league, consista of 25 Items. Among
them are amendments to the cove­ now arrangement would result in t *i «•
The tentative program for the sum-1 The Baptists moved into second condition, meantime arranging to'get issued by the superintendent of the
coal from the Donetz basin and en­ division on April 22 announcing the
nant. the reduction of armaments, saving of 24 hours In time In the
mer Bible school course beginning place in the Twilight league last couraging the peasants to increase schedule of the West Nivaria and
the request of Bolivia for .mediation cross country flights.
Tuesday at the Baptist church, will ¡evening when they won from the ■ their crops.
directing that 70 sacks of mail for
In her dispute with Chill, and the
be as follows:
! Methodists 7 to 5. The game dif-
the orient be put aboard her, which
appointment of four, non-permanent
9:00—Devotional exercise, 15 min- fered from previous games in that ilK(.M>lU> APPLE < ’HOP E.XP»XTEI> was done on May 16, and that be­
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mem bora of the council.
Mrs most of the put-outs were made by THROUGH CANADIAN PROVINCE cause of the strike the mail was de­
♦ utes.’ led by Superintendent
Reporta will be received from tech­ ♦
the infield instead of the batters
Stearns.
layed 11 days.
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nical organizations of the league
room being struck out by the pitchers.
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Kindergarten
in
own
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Calgary. Alta. June ll.-*-(A. P.) —
such as those dealing with the sup­ ♦
Both teams made their runs in the Everything points to a record apple
The Grants Pass Chamber of 4 in charge of Mrs. Gebers.
pression of the opium traffic, the ♦
PORTLAND MARKETS
9:15
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Bible
drill.
conducted
by
¡early
innings by hard hitting.
crop in British Columbia this year,
traffic in women and children, com­ ♦ Commerce will hold a smoker at 4
.Miss
Ellis,
là
minutes.
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The
game
of
last
Tuesday
was
won
and. if nothing happens, the prairie Choice Steen........... —18.00 © 18.25
munications and transit, Internation­ 4 8 o'clock next Tuesday evening 4
9:80— Music, in charge ot Miss by the Christians from the Presbyter­
music, games 4
markets are assured of a good sup- Hogs, prime light ___ >8.75 © 19.00
al health, registration of treaties, the 4 with stunts,
Cramer, 15 minutes.
ians, 4 to 0. The feature of the 1 ply of high grade apples, according Prime Lambs _______36.25 © 16.75
economic blockade and- the alloca­ ♦ and lunch on the program, 4
9:45—.Resi and exercise, five min- ! game was the number of batters fan­
♦ All men are
invited to en- 4
I to J. A. Grant, British Columbia Eggs, buying price...... .............- _..23e
tion of expenditures jof the league
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ning. Bratton, pitching for the Pres- fruit commissioner tor Alberta. Mr. Eggs, case count ........................ ..25c
♦ Joy
evening with the 4
the
9:50—-Bible lesson, taugh by Mrs > byterians struck out 12 and Veltie
for 4
BARE III I'll KI EI'S II* IIMXIKI) | ♦ Chamber.
A campaign
I Grant estimates that 5000 cars of ap- Eggs, selling selecta-------- — „..28c
Stearns
for intermediates and Miss i Pruitt, for the Christians, 11.
M I I II UGH I I I x I ii BOMB lit x
new members will be planned at 4
j pies will be shipped out of British! Butter, extra cubes _..... .......... .... 32c
Ellis for juniors, 35 minutes.
Because the June 3rd game be- Columbia this year, which is an in-
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10:2 5—Craft period, in charge of tween Christians and Methodists was {crease of nearly 100 per cent over
Portland, June 11.— (A. P.)—All
New York. June 11.—(A. I’.) — ♦ day luncheon of the Chamber is 4
Bab» Ruth batted out his 18th home! 4 postponed and the smoker will 4 Mrs. Looff and assistants, 55 tain- called at the end of the third inning. last year’s output.
i market^ are unchanged today.
Ute».
1 the rules requiring at least five in­
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run In the seventh inning today 4 take Its place.
11:20
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Reassembling
ot
dapart-
nlng to be a legal game, the schedule
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against Detroit
menta.
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I will be adjusted as follows to enable
11:20—Missionary story or habit. the deferred game to be played the
¡talk, conducted by Miss Cramer, 15 coming week:
; minutes.
Tuesday, June 14, Methodists V8.
11:35—Closing, flag salute, dis-1 Presbyterians.
missal.
Wednesday, June la, Christians VS
The above Is tentative program Baptists.
for school beginning n5Xt Tuesday at
Friday, June 17, Methodists vs.
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Portland, June 11.— (A. P.)—For and bear every musical note of the
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the Baptist church. Thia la a unit- Christians.
ed movement, and all children up to!
Standing of the Teams
the benefit of the Rose Festival and program.
The apparatus consists of a system
New York, Juno 11.—(A. P.) — In 75 rounds at Richburg, Miss., the intermediate age are urged to at-{
W L Pct. the thousands of visitors during Rose
of motors, generators, wires, trans-
Tho third bout for the world's heavy­ shortest that in which Tommy Burns ¡tend,
.2 0 1000
' Christians
Festival week in Portland, a sound t litters, amplifiers and other electri­
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weight championship under no de­ stopped Bill Squires In one round at
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amplifying
equipment, which was in- cal equipment weighing several ton»
cisIon rules at a limited number of Colma City, Cal., July 4, 1907.
¡BETTER PROCESS MAY SUPER- ! Methodists
500
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By the avernge duration of these!
rounds will be underway when Jack
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SEHE PRINTING FROM TYPE Presbyterians
000 j stalled by the Pacific Telephone and and filing several rooms. The ma­
Dempsey and Georges Carpentier championship contests, which is a
! Telegraph company, which conveyed chinery Is very delicate requiring the
utmost care in its operation. A drop
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square off in tho Jersey City ring. trifle under 15 rounds, Dempsey and! _______
London, _ June
11 —(A. P.)— ___
Sug- SAMOANS DENY ACCUSATIONS
to and distributed over th? Festival
c.f water at a certain point or a piece
OF DISRESPECT TO AMERICANS
July 2. Tho only previous title con­ Carpentier, scheduled for only 1* gostlon that printing from type is
Pago Pago, American Samoa. June,center Rrt>unds musical programs, ot metal the size of a pin head will
tests hold tinder similar conditions sessions, would seem likely to go the! likely to be superseded was made by
wore tho Willard-Moran 10-round prescribed route. Tho length of the William Gamble at the recent world's 11,— (A. P.)—Natives of American addresses and announcements from put the whole plant out of buxines».
The transmitter, amplifiers and horua
duel,
however, congress of printers held here In Samoa who were unfriendly to the distant locations about the city,
battle at Now York. March 25, 1916, Sullivnn-Kllrain
and tho Willard-Dempsey contest at stretches this average and examina­ connection with the International administration of tho ’ate Governor1 Two experts from the east have arc very delicately adjusted and
Toledo, July 4, 1919 The first bout tion of the records shows that 11 of Printing and Allied Trades exhlbi- Warren J. Terhune resent continued ’ been in Portland for the last tBO sensitive to the slightest change in
went the limit, Willard gaining the tho 23 battles have stopped short of* tion. Mr. Gamble said that at least publication of what they say are | week installing the necessary appa curt ent and resistance In the cir­
! falsehoods intending to show the Sa- rattis in order to furnish this unique cuits. None ot the apparatus wa»
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popular verdict. At Toledo, Demp­ tho 12-round mark, while the most I three inventors were trying to de-
ake moans were disrespectful to Ameri- entertainment to the visitors during! visible at the Festival center, except
sey knocked out his ponderous op­ recent championship fight, in New'velop a photographic process to take
lean officials. They particularly deny Rose Festival week. The Festival1 the suspended horns, and gave the
ponent In tho third of the scheduled York last December, ended with the1 the place of printing from type,
knockout of Bill Brennan by Dent p-
lie predicted that the machines for i the charge that stones were thrown committee featured this apparatus as impression ot sound created out ot
12-round bout.
printing by photographic
process | by natives at the governor's resi­ a means of entertainment to all vis­ the air.
Modern ring history In the heavy­ sey In the 12th round.
This apparatus was given its great-
Persons who wager on an official J would hardly occupy more space tnan dence. Governor Terhune committed itors. Heretofore an address or a
weight division Is considered to hive
begun when John L. Sulllvap knock­ result in the Jersey City bout, can | a typewriter nor be any more com suicide some time ago, shortly be-| musical program has been available 1 oet outdoor test at th? inauguration
| fore the arrival here of a naval board! only to the limited number who could i of President Harding In Wasnhlng-
ed out Paddy Ryan In nine rounds win or lose only in two events, a. plicated.
at Mississippi City, Miss., February knockout or a disqualification on a
He expressed the opinion that sent to investigate charges against crowd inside a hall or within the ton March 4th. where the voice of
7, 1882. Including that contest and foul. To make possible a clean-cut! eventually tho great printing presses him. loiter the board cleared him range of a speaker’s voice. With the ; President Fsrding in the in.'.irtttil
amplifying apparatus furnished by »ddress was distribute! over a radius
the one in which Marvin Hart de­ decision, it has been suggested that In newspaper offtces would give place I of all charges.
the telegraph company a complete ad­ of six blocks from the capitol step»
feated Jack Root to gain the title re­ Promoter "Tex" Rickard, appoint to smaller, swift-running and com­
Mrs. D. G. Gray left thia morning dress or musical program was spread and could even be beard diatinctly
linquished by Jim Jefferies, there three judges who shall alt at the paratively noiseless machines which
have boon 24 championship bouts. ringside and announce a verdict at­ would turn out printed matter with for her home at Fort Klamath after over an area ot several city blocks on the steps of the congresaional 11-
The longest was that In which John ter returning to New York following almost the same facility as the mor- visiting her daughter. Mrs T. C. and everyone who wished to was able j brary, more than 1200 feet from the
to understand every word spoken inaugural platform.
L. Sullivan knocked out Jake Kllraln the bout.
ing picture operator reel off his film. Booth in this city.
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
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