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G RA N TU I*AtM, J1JHKPHINE (WL'NTY, OREGON
H.4TLKDAY, JVLY 9, 1921
SAYS Ht WILL
MEETDEVALERA
World ChrUtiMn I.iidee» or ton »eu-
tl<m Marchivi Through HtrvwU In
IUg Itemo«Mration
til bosnios» Apparatus Rushed To
Quench lire While Ships
Move To Safety
LEAGUE GAMES
Now York, July ». —(A P) Colo- ACl’EITN INVITATION FOR DIH- THREE Nl'RHEN WITH OFFICER
HEI.ElHED FROM PRISON AFTER
Seattle, July 9.—(A P)—Fire this PLAYING Nt MEDILE OF
rado'a delegatlon to the world con-
afternoon in the main dock of the
Him ING I in mon i BN "i
TEAMS IN DANGER OF
CISHION OF < «INFERENCE
ENCAJ’E WITH MINOR
vuntlun of Christian Endeavor So­
East Waterway Dock and Warehouse
YEAIl'N SENTENCE
POSTPONEMENT
INJCRlES
BANIN
BIG
cieties today led the parade of 20,-
; company's property on the South
000 Kudeavorers here The position
waterfront spread rapidly and men­
of honor was given to the Western-
aced other docks and warehouses.
era because they furnished the larg­
All down town apparatus was
est state delegation In proportion to
I rushed to the scene. A large quanti­
the enrolled members.
ty of vegetable oil stored In the dock
Endeavors from all parts of the;
was soon ablaze The ships moored
la Proud of Mar Reword and Beile»«*«
< »plinilsiu Pervade« Officiai Circle« Geo. W. Hucakor of I^uis and
Judge Landis Will Bo Asked to Coan
world were In line, singing martlaL
In the vicinity, cast loose and headed
Rubli. U
II!......... Whip
W
here
Hope
For
End
of
Blood-
pel Atiéndame Should Sub-
Clark
County,
Mont.,
Dies
in
hymns In the great Christian citizen-
down the East waterway to avoid
< 1u»in|»l<m
Jxiena*. Prove Ineffective
Shed I« Held
th« Blackfoot Country
ship parade
the flames.
Miì CALL TEAMS AND UMPIRES
Ia*«v<m worth. Kansas. July 9 ■ (Al
1*1 Jack Johnson, the former heav­
yweight champion, was released from1
prison today, after serving ten
months of hla year's sen lance for a
violation of the Mann act
Johnson told newspapermen that
he would go back Into the ring soon
and seek to wrest the championship
from Dempsey
"It doesn't make any difference
what Dempeey says about drawing
the color line, the public went»
Dempsey whipped, and the public
know» that 1 am the one to do it. 11
have a war record to bo proud of " I
11« said he did secret service work
tor the government In Spain, during)
the war
HKITIHH
GIVE
PORTLAMD MARKETS
Ixmdon, July 9.—(A P)—Premier
Helena. July 9.—(A Pi—George
_
Lloyd George will accept Lie Valera's W. Huffaker, the sheriff of I«ewis and ¡choice steers
..86.75
17.50
proposal and meet the republican Clark County, was Instantly killed Hogs, prime light
98.50 iy 810.00
Paris. July 9.—•< A Pl A fleet of l,- leader, probably next week to discuss «arlv today when the automobile East mountain lambs 88.00 @ 88.50
which he was driving overturned on Prime lambs ............... 88.00 & 86.50
000 airplanes,suitable for war.ls pro­ a basis for a formal conference
The Irish office stated that De Va­ a steep hill in the Blackfoot Country. Eggs, buying price ............... _...... 28c
posed 1n a bill now before the Cham­
Three nurses, whom Huffaker was Eggs, case counts ..
24c @ 25c
ber of Deputies. It is planned to es­ lera Issued instructions to supporters
26c @ 27c
tablish and operate these warcraft to cease all attacks upon civilians bringing home from a summer camp, Eggs, candled ____
.......... _..82c
commercially so that the cost to the and to discontinue all military man­ ■«scaped with minor injuries. All four Eggs, fancy selects
were pinned beneath the over-turned Butter, eztra cubes . .......32e ir 33c
I9>vomment would be little If any euvers after Monday noon.
more than under Ils present policy. | Optimism pervaded official circles . car. but one of the nurses managed
The author of the measure. Depu-I where the belief was freely voiced | to dig her way out, and walked five
Portland, July 9—(A P)—Live
ty Paul Benazet. called attention to j that the bloodshed in Ireland was , miles through the darkness to sum- stock steady, eggs one cent higher,
the large and expensive aviation nearing an end The whole country I mon help
butter steady.
personnel of the government "which la seething with talk of peace In Ire-
land.
|
consumes but <I< m * s not produce".
'
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Dublin, July 9. (A Pi—Am-
mon De Valera, the republican lead-
er; Issued a manifesto this afternoon
urging national unity during the
peace negotiations with "unbending
determination to endure all that is
still necessary". With this was
coupled a warning against "undue
confidence In the result".
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FARMER. OF TACOMA, WINS IO
ROC ND IM-XTUON OVER DARCY
(Chicago, July 0.—(A P)—The poa-
albility that the playing schedules of
the major league teams might be In­
terrupted by the trial of the Indicted
White Sox players and the alleged
gamblers, in the 1919 world series
scandal case, was seen today in the
announcement, by the defese attor­
neys, that Judge Landis, the supreme
arbiter of baseball, will be asked to
compel the attendance, at the trial,
of players and umpires of the world
series games. In which the alleged
conspiracy to throw games occurred,
in case the subpoenas cannot foree
their attendance.
SIGNBOARD ANNOI ’>(TÙMKNT
HFI WTIVE BAN TO SPEEDERS
Portland. July 9 —(A P)—Frank
Amesbury, Mass., July 9.—(A P)
Farmer, the Tacoma light heavy­
—“Go slow and see our town, go fast
weight, won a ten round decision ov­
and see our jail."
laindon. July 9 The Postniuster-
er Jimmy Darcy, last night. Frankie
|
This combined invitation and ad­
Gancral has called upon the business
Murphy won a decision over Jack
monition posted conspicuously along
There
are
many
people
in
the
city
men of Great Britain to aid him In
Edmundson in six rounds.
The work done by the American ;
who have often felt the deaire to the state highway has proved an ef­
solving the problem of how to oper-
City
Bureau
in
organizing
and
push
­
write
songs or to compose music, yet fective means of stopping automobile
ala the postal, telegraph and tele-
' their work has brought them little speeding.
phone services <*tfielenUy and wlth- ing campaigns for membership aud
Tourists from Boston to resorts In
for funds for Chamber* of Commerce!
. satisfaction In monetary returns.
out a deficit
Now comes the local Chamber of New Hampshire and Maine pasa
A council of business men ba» been throughout the country «*» ex-'
I Commerce with a request for songs, through Amesbury in large numbers
appointed to assist tn the manage­ plained last night to the directors of
the
local
Chamber
by
-L
N
Dupuy.'
.all they can get. The best part of and the good roads hare tempted
ment of the department, ii. Gordon
lit is that a prize ot 820 is being of- fast travelling. As the levy of small
a
representative
of
th«
narra»
8alfrtdge. the American mechant In
While
the
directors
were
lnter«»sted
, fered for the best song submitted to fines had no material effect on the
Ixindon. la one of the 19 appointees
the secretary before the first of Au- number of speedsters. Chief of Po­
The others Include bank directors, In the campaign, it has not yet been*
decided
whether
a
campaign
will
be
Passed
balls
in
the
first
inning
of
The
belief
that
there
will
be
no
Kust. A second prize of 810 and a lice Rogers decided to post the signs.
presidents of Chambers of Commerce
Their effectiveness was shown by
railroad managers and other leaders tried here or not. Mr. Dupuy will last night's game with the Presby- delay or hindrance In the building third prize of 85 are also offered,
the fact that on the first Sunday the
return
In
-about
two
weeks
to
work
'
of
the
caves
highway,
was
stated
In
;
other
songs
accepted
will
be
purch-
terian
nine
almost
spelled
defeat
for
of Industry
On« la a newspaper
signs appeared there were no over­
the Christians, who finally managed a telegram from Senator C. L. Me- ased for 82 each.
proprietor, Viscount Burnham of the further on the proposition
Nary to the Portland Chamber of I These songs are to deal with night guests at the police station.
cam-
Mr
Dupuy
explained
that
1
to
overcome
the
lead,
winning
the
I
Ixmdon Ivaily Telegraph.
Commerce. Following the opening: Grants Pass or anything about
The Poatoffice Department estl- l»algns had been put on in 450 of the .•am« 9-8. The Presbyterians ran in |
of the bids in Portland this week, Grants Pass that would sound well
mates for the current year show a larger towns and cities In the t'nlted four runs in the first frame without
Portland people at the Oxford last
immediate action was taken by the in a song
Blates
In
Oregon,
three
towns
have
a
single
hit
The
Christians
did
not
Something catchy is night were Prank B. Grady, Tyrol
deficit of t3.500.000. The Postmas­
state chamber and by the Portland | wanted, It should not be long and
uaed
the
service
of
the
bureau,
these
start
their
stick
work
until
the
third
ter-General had propoaed to cover
Rodes. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Roe and
and Grants Pass commercial organ- may be set to the chorus of some
thia by Increaalng the rate« on the being Cottage Grove, Medford and when they ran six men across the
A. J. Ness. Other Oregonians were
second-clasa mall but now thia pro­ Klamath Falls. Representatives of ‘ home plate before they were stopped, tzations to see that the confirmation popular song. Original music would H. L Giern of Eugene and M. J.
the Bureau spend several months in errors and passed balls helping them . of the Hampshire contract was not be highly acceptable, however. The Montieth of Albany.
ject han txn-n abandoned
each town working up interest in the I
. songs are to be sung at the noon
Hamilton, the diminutive short-; held up.
Chamber of Commerce.
Klamath atop, started the procession in the) Senator McNary stated that the sec- luncheons and other gatherings of
K . J Khoeery, the Takilma mln- Falla was very successful. raising first Inning for the Presbyterians, retary
of agriculture had *•*
approved
the chamber,
“*
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■
- , \ special committee
Ing man. was In the city last night 827,000 a year for a three »ear per­ when he was walked and then made the survey and the construction of will be appointed to judge the songs,
on business
iod. and getting a membership ot 600. a circuit of the bases when the Chris­ the highway. He says that all -work at least 20 being desired, the large
Through their men and literature tians started throwing the ball away. agreed upon will likely go through, number giving assurance that any
sent out by them, the Bureau Is able Woodward repeated, making the sec­ although nothing definite can be said good song will get a prize of some
to keep the local bodies Informed ot ond run. Art Cramer was given a until the bills are received. As far amount. The contest is open now.
the latest things in Chamber of Com­ tree ticket and then Bob Bestul took as public roads are concerned, the Stress is laid on the fact that short
merce work. The smaller organiza­ the sure method, getting to first by caves project is favored, accordign catchy songs will have a better
tions ore sole In this way to get the getting in the way of a pitched ball. to the senator. A letter received chance of carrying off the first place
Washington. July 9.—(A P)— The
benefit of experience of big men. The Ted Cramer connected with the ball from R. S. Howard, vice president than the longer ones
Democratic attack on the Fordney
work for each season Is hlockt'd out and sent it to second base, who pass­ ot the Ladd 4 Tilton bank of Port­
tariff bill opened in the house today.
by the local body and committees ap­ ed up, Art Cramer and Bestul racing land and chairman of the caves road Operation Is Succès«
Representative Garner, of Texas, as­
Noah Miller was operated on yes- serted that "not a Republican in the
Costantlnople. July 9.— (A P) — pointed to care for it from time to home. The Christians secured a committee of the Portland Chamber
The Greek offensive against the time
If 815.000 a year is raised big round goose-egg as their share of of Commerce, is also very optimistic terday for appendicitis at the Good house can distinguish between this
Turkish nationalists began yesterday for a period of three year«, the Bur- the first inning.
over the outcome.
Mr. Howard Samaratian hospital. Mr. Miller is and the Payne-Aldrich bill". It la
In the llshak sector, just West of the eau receives 15 per cent for Its work,
In the first of the second, the state« that the proposition has been reported to be recovering rapidly said there was much ammunition
Bagdad railway, about midway of the Secretaries are not provided by the Christians put some glue in their taken up with Washington by the from the effects of the operation.
laid away among the Democrats.
Anatolian peninsula, according to Bureau .but if one la desired, the gloves and held the Presbyterians to Portland organization and that1
unconfirmed reports emanating from central organization can privldr a one hit, no runs, bringing In one run everything possible is being done to PUHI ni/rTO’ T D 11 11 I
Hat of available men.
Greek official circles.
I K A I 11
themselves when they got to bat. assure the construction of the road r MPI 111111
Secretary Dodson of Portland, is L III I LU ILLU
I I Illi 11 I
Parsons hit the ball to Bob Bestul.
who was unable to stop it. 'Ryan then in Washington. according to Mr.
sent the ball to Ted Cramer who also, Howard and has been advised to
dropped it. Sweeney sent a hot one work on the matter, being well ac-|
Little;
to Cramer, scoring Parsons
The quainted with the project.
Presbyterians made one more in the doubt Is felt by officers of the local
third when Stott laid on the sphere Chamber that there will be any in-
for two sacks and then pranced home terruption in the work this year.
when the ball was .hurled all over
may be affected greatly by ac- I hotel management.
GOVERNMENT JOINS PROJECT
tion
taken at the annual meeting of
"Since the passing ot the hotel
Warsaw, July 9.—(A P) The construction work In the war-stricken the field.
FOR LINKING LAK LX TO SEA
With two out in the third, the
the American 'Hotel Association op- bar with prohibition," he added, "tha
American Joint Distribution Commit­ districts Is also to go on. 300 villages
tee which has been doing relief work scattered along the eastern borders Christians started a merry-go-round
Niagara Falls, July 9 -(A P)—I ening here Monday, according to Sec- public regards the hotel business in
among the Jewish population In Po­ of Poland already having been bene- that went so fast it made the Pres- The federal government and sixteen retary J. K. Blatchford. He report­ a better light, and fathers and moth­
byterlans dizzy and when they came states will be represented on a tour ed these proposals coming up:
ers are more inclined to view it as a
land nearly two years Is preparing to; fitted by water supply stations
An educational campaign, under to. six runs had been chalked up a- of the propoaed Great l«akes-St
greatly reduce its activities early In
Recommendation of the Federal field for their sons and daughters.
Veltle Pruitt hit to Laiyence waterway project to start Board for Vocational Education that The need for the development of
July, It was announced In Warsaw re­ direction of Dr. Harry Plotz of New gainst them
cently.
Approximately 825,000,000 York City, designed to teach the ben­ Hamilton who was slow in getting It from here on July 11.
| the hotels set aside t
8150,000 to es-
“ hotel executives and employes is urg­
efits of sanitation was Inaugurated to first. Pruitt croHsed the home
has been expended to date.
Several members of President tabllsh training schools for em-| ent. I think if the recommendations
Ono of th«» principal tasks under­ this year. In these operations It Is' plate when the Presbyterians were Harding's cabinet, U. 3. Senators. ’ ployees.
of the vocational board are acted up­
■ " I ! Reorganization of the national ho- on the hotels will attract some of th*
taken by the Joint Distribution Com­ planned to reach virtually every Jew­ playing hide and seek with the ball. representatives, state executives and
mittee was the sending of money ish home In smaller towns through­ Smith tapped the ball tor a high one engineers will probably make up the ( tel association to put In on a dele- best talent to be had."
gate basis.
from Individuals In America to poor out Poland which has a Jewish popu­ which Cramer misjudged. Parsons party which will make the trip
Other allied conventions to be held
relatives In Poland This work has lation of nomewhat Ilka 4,000,000. walked and kept on going to second der the auspices ot the Great laikes-| Suggestion that a travel bureau be here next week include those of th*
The total population of the new re­ Ryan knocked one to Bratton who St. 'Lawrence Tidewater association. established in the department of the Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit A s socta-
already been discontinued.
While the welfare work of the public is ap proximately 30,000,000. decided too late what he was to do
The trip was planned so that the interior to encourage travel In this tton. the Great Lakes Hotel Aaaocia-
Sweeney landed on official representatives of the associ­ country.
Sixteen doctors from America who with the ball
Joint Distribution Committee Is to he
' tlon, the American Caterers' Asaocla-
cut dpwn about one-third, the care of began their field work last fall are to the pill and sent it to G«aton. who ation might obtain first hand \now-
Endorsement of "right name" leg- tion, the International Steward's As-
a limited number of orphans In Po­ continue Indefinitely, working In the dropped It. Pareons and Ryan gallop­ iedge of the proposed improvements islation making false registration sociatlon, the American Association
I of Dining Car Superintendents and
land and Jewish refugees coming districts where there la the most ing across the pan. Bryan proved necessary to open the Great Lakes to punishable by law.
from Russia Is to be continued Re- 8 need
(Continued on rape « 1
Secretary 'Blatchford said that one the Greeters of America.
ocean-going commerce.
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CAVE ROAD EXPECTED!
DEMOCRATS ATTACK
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