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VOL. XI., No. ao».
U RAN TH PANS. JOMEPHINK COUNTY, OREGON-
Till RHDAY, JILY 21, 1U21
Itcntll »«III D im « to Gunshot--- County |
Offers I tew uni of *1,000 for the
< npttire of Slayer
Roseburg, July 2J.- (| P.)- Th«
coronsr's jury last night found that
the body beneath the wrecked Brum
field car was that of RusseJ. and that
he came to his death by gunshot
wounds
WHOLE Ml MUER «334.
Janie« Slut*, of lx«al Fruit anti Vege
table Union, Is Arrested Charged
With I lulling Riot
Astoria City Attorney and Attorney Sbaw, for Telephone
Company Exchange Retorts, Employee Wanted as
Witness, Lower Rates than those of Last March Asked
Modesto, Cal , July 21.— t A. P.) — PROCEEDS UP RIVER UNDER ITS
James Shea, president of the local I
OWN POWER AFTER THE
fruit and vegetable worker* union, I
ACCIDENT
and a former member of the San:
Francisco baseball club, was arrest
ed at Turlock, charged with Inciting:
Salem. Jnly 21—(A. P.)—Charges
Salem. Ore , July 21.—(A P.) — the deportation of the Japanese field
Roseburg. July 21. — (A. P I—The and
retorts exchanged between Deputy City Attorney Tomlinson, of worker* there yesterday.
county today offered *1,000 reward ¡James Mott, the Astoria city attorney Portland, in an argument Jate yester
Lo* Angele*, July 21.—(A. F.) —
for the capture of Russell's slayer
day demanded the restoration of the
Forward Hold Flooded Rut Water
One oí the Irteli Delegation Huje Sheriff Starmer is having the reward und Attorney Bhaw, of the telephone
telephone rates to a scale a* low or Governor Stephens In * statement
Does Not Enter Engin« Room and
Plans Are l'murre-ing Slowly
circulars printed in Spanish for dis I company, concluding with the state lower than those prevailing before said that the rights of the Japanese
Offh-er* Order Move
Hut Hol*' I“ Hebt
tribution In Mexico.
ment by Chairman Williams, of the the increase of last March made and all other alien* must be re
spected in California.
public service commission, that the retroactive.
| attorney general would be uaked to
He also urged a readjustment of
Portland. July 21.—(A. P .)— Th»
Ijondon. July 21. (A. i’.l- The
> settle the disputes, occurred at the the Oregon rate situation, a lower
steamer Effingham, of the European
con vernations between IJoyd George
forenoon session of the telephone basis for the company's property1
Pacific line, which struck the rocky
and De Valera for Irish peace have
rehearing today.
valuation and the divorce as far as I
I bank of the Columbia river at Stella,
terminated for the present without
Mott and Shaw got into words over possible from the American Tele
Wash., last night, tearing a hole tn
their objective having been attained
Mott's request that be be allowed to phone and Telegraph Company. He
her bow, arrived here today under
Tho premier at the final meeting to
! pass as a witness an Astoria tele- charged the company with poor bus
her own steam, with 16 feet of water
day submllted the definite proposal*
phone company employe.
iness management.
of the British cabinet considered by
in her forward hold.
The city council will hold their
him as suitable ground for a pence regular meeting tonight at the city BLUNT SPEECH <>F AMERICANS
RMMAIM ON FIMWNM
8kimming the water with the land-, The vessel ran into the bank while
parley.
IS MORE TH AN V|ERE MYTII MAN FOUND IN AUSTRIAN CAVE ing gear of his machine. Captain! close to the Washington side, when
hall to discus* th« paving of North
Ivo Valera after tho meeting ex Sixth street from the end of the
Emmett Tanner made four flights’ the steering gear broke, said men on
pressed his anxiety for the attain present paving to the city limits. The
Mlxnltx,
Austria,
July
21.
—
(A.
under the steel bridge on South Sixth ) board. She began to sink rapidly,
ment of peace, One of tho Irish alternative plan la bringing the high-) Ixindon. July 21.—('A. P.)—The P.)—One of the most comprehensive street today at 1 o’clock. Captain and 3. O. S. calls were sent out. She
delegation said that tho progress to- way in by way 6f I-awnridge avenue reputation which Americans have of of the many finds of relics of pre Tanner was billed to make but one) went down by the head, but the en
ward peace wan necossarlly slow, and where the paving Is already laid, but blunt speaking even in the face of historic man in Austria has been flight under the structure, «but he! gine room remained clear, and the
ho believed that definite progress had where the numerous sharp turn* royalty, is likely to be enhanced by a discovered in a cave near this place. added a few extra thrills and flew officers decided to proceed to Port
remark that passed tietween King
been made
The cavern known as the "Dra downstream three times and then. land.
make the entrance rather dangerous.) George and Mr. Klumph. of Cleve
gons'
Den" is being excavated for turned and shot under the southj
it Is expected that a number of peo-) land. Ohio, on the occasion of the
PORTLAND MARKETS
pie will be on hand to present their) Rotarians' reception at Buckingham its enormous deposit* of phosphate span the other way once, to give the«
LEGIONNAIRES OI I IslERN
in
the
shape
of
bird
lime,
In
a
side
people
above
the
bridge
a
chance
to
arguments
for
entrance
by
either«
OREGON HOLD III« Fl N MEET
Palace, the other day.
cave some 1,000 yards from the watch him. It is a safe guess that! Choice steers ______ *6.75 @ *7.26
• ay.
King George affably said to Mr. opening the evidences of human oc-
several hundred pictures were taken j Hogs, prime light ....*14.00 @ *14.25
The
highway
commission
1*
await
Pendleton, Ore , July 21.—(A. P.) I
Klump that he. too, would like to be cupation in ancient times were un
of the plane as it passed beneath the East mountain lamb* *6.60 9 *7.25
— Some time early In August. Pen-) ing the result of the meeting, as a come a Rotarian.
covered. Great quantities of quarts bridge
Every vantage point was | Prime lambs ............... *5.25 @ *5.75
'
was
received
thia
morning'
letter
dleton will be the scene of a gather
“
I
don't
see
what
Is
to
stop
you."
implements
and
other
utensils
and
taken
by
spectators. This is the Eggs, buying price______ 28c @ SOe
ing of erstwhile bucks, corporals.« from It A Booth, chairman of the’ said '.Mr. Klumph.
human bones have been taken out. first time this stun( was ever under- . Eggs, fancy selects ____________36c
sergeants, gob*, loolea. skippers and ■late body, stating that word as to
Butter, extra cubes_______
35c
taken here.
what
was
to
bo
done
Is
desired
as
|
•very known species of the xenu*
Butter,
prints
________________
40e
Last night Captain Tanner and.
legionnaire They will come here to! soon i as possible. The letter was re-)
■
"Jinx
”
Jenkins
provided
thrillers'
reived
by
County
Judge
Pollock
Mr
be Initiated Into the mysteries of the
galore for the throngs on the avia-’ Portland, July 21.—(A. P.)—Cat
Forty Homme* Et Eight Chevaux. Booth stated that either entrance
tion
field. Over a thousand people tle, steady; hogs, weak; sheep, 50c
could
be
used
by
tho
terms
of
the
the mirth order, of the Amencnn I je
were
at the filed to see Jenkins do lower: eggs and butter, steady.
contract but that the engineers are
tton.
some of the daredevil stunts for
Two members of the local post now anxious to have the question
Guests at the Oxford last night In
which he is famous as an aerial acro
have undergone the ordeal in con-: definitely settled. He said that If
cluded
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCord
bat. True to form, Jenkins looped
nectlon with admittance to the order ' tho Sixth street entrance was used.
Seattle. July 21.—(A. <P.>- Hope
Paris. July 21. (A. P.)—France the loop, sitting on the top wing. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Bestone of
It
would
tie
necessary
to
have
North
and now lhev propose to take In 15)
of a settlement of the strike in the: will send reinforcements to Upper I Then with the machine diving and I Portland, Miss Hurd of Chicago,
fellow legionnaires
In addition.’ Sixth paved either this year or next. Washington commercial coal mines !
Silesia whether or not Great Britain 1 bobbing in the air he walked over Mittses Willis and Cooper of St.
small delegations sill be Invited from Il is probable that some definite
has
been
abandoned,
after
the
opera-
joins in the movement. The French 1 the wings, hung on the gear with his Louis. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jordan
surrounding post* In Eastern Oregon, conclusion will be reached tonight.
tors served notice that the strikers move will be made to insure the legs and did many other thing* that and Mrs. E. C. Gulliford of Eugene,
The Portland prancl »quad will be
must vacate, the company houses be safety of the 10.000 French soldiers made the more timid gasp with fear Judge W. S. Crowell and Rankin Es
In attendance with beucoup pep and SOUTHERN FLAMINGO Still
fore
August 31.
already on the ground
that he might drop. Captain Tanner tes, of Medford, C. L. Goff and Wayne
TO NEED MORE PROTECTION
Jazz, it I* said
added his share to the evening's en- Goff, of Medford.
LONE M A RINER W ILL MAKE TRIP tertainment by looping the loop, tak-
Miami, Ha. July 21.—(A P.)—.
TO SIX TH SEA ISLANDS ing nose dives and doing Immelman
[The flamingo, one of the most beau-
Miss Florence Wharton arrived
turns and the other stunt* for which yesterday afternoon from Roseburg
. llful of .birds, will become extinct in
la» Angeles, Cal., July 21.— (A. he has become known. Another ex for a visit here with her cousin, Miss
¡the Bahamas unless given greater)
P.)—Harry Pldgeon who single' hibition will be given tontght at 71 Florence Riddle.
protection, according *tn «Harold H '
handed sailed a 3 4-foot yawl from o'clock on the field.
j Bailey, who with three companions!
Loe Angeles harbor to Honolulu and
has returned here from a tour of;
back last summer is preparing his
Andros Island. The island is a
craft for a voyage to the South Sea ALLEGED HISHAND SLAYER
breeding
place
which
the
party
vis
IS REFUSED RELEASE
Washington. July 21.—(A. P.)—•
The recent census taken 4>y the Islands, 3000 miles southwest of I
Tho Fordney tariff bill was passed ited in quest of young flamingos for state highway commission on all ve here r
He plans to set sail for the I
tonight by the house by an almost the Miami Beach Zoological Park. hicles passing certain fixed point* on Marquesas
-•» within the next month or) Twin Falls, Idaho, July 21.— (A.
Mr
Bailey
said
he
found
the
na
straight party vote.
P.)—The court today refused to re
tives eating the young birds and the roads out of Grants Pass showed so.
Pldgeon is an amateur mariner, lease Mrs. Southard, the alleged hus-
although the colonial government that there is very heavy traffic over
band slayer, on bail.
REFUSES
has a standing reward for informa all the roads. The census was tak Without previous experience, he
Toklo. July 21.—(A. P.)—The
TO ARREST tion leading to the arrest and con en July 16, 17 and 18 with stations built hi* boat himself, He got his)
Japanese cabinet, says Niehl Nlchi
viction of persons harming them, at the junction of the Crescent City plan from the 25-foot yawl "‘Sea-I I HOUSE REFI SEK PROPOSAL
Shimbun. has decided to participate
and Pacific highways, at Waldo and bird" in which Thomas Fleming
Springfield. Hi.. July 21—C A. P.) the slaughter continue*.
FOR 3-Y EAR DYE BIBARGO in the proposed Washington confer
on the highway north of town, The Day made a trip across the Atlantic
—«Governor Small, indicted yeeter-
ence with the general program of
Iaiwrence McBride, attorney of check was taken between 6 In the 12 years ago, but made hi* own boat
day, has refused to submit to arrest,
Washington, July 21.—(A. P.)— not discussing the questions affecting
nine feet longer.
holding that the office of governor Dallas. Tex., arrived here today to morning and 10 at night.
The house today rejected the three the sovereign right of the partici
When he had finished his ship year dye embargo on the tariff bill, pants, nor Shantung and the Yap
visit his aunt. Mrs. W. W. Wolfolk.
Is Immune, the court will decide.
On Saturday on the Pacific high
way south of the city, the following building last summer, he obtained a and voted to put crude and fuel oil questions, which it held were decid
figures wero found Horxedrawn ve sextant and picked up a little naviga-- and asphalt on the free list.
ed at the Paris peace conference.
hicles. 29; motorcycles, Oregon 8, tlon. Then he set sail alone and
passenger vehicles, Oregon 439. other made Honolulu in 26 days after a|
states 171, light duty trucks under fairly rough trip. He also sailed the)
1H tons 20, heavy duty 8. Sunday: boat home, but took a shipmate!
Horsedrawn vehicles 10, motorcycles, along to give him a better opportun-)
Oregon 19, other states 1, passen ity to sleep.
ger vehicles. Oregon 720, other i
•
Misses Mary and Louise Findley
P.) —A the troublous years to come. Amer states 159, light duty trucks 22, are visiting in the city at the Dr.
London, July 21.—(A
heavy
duty
1.
Monday:
Horsedrawn
solemn warning on tho menace to ica is rearing the China of tomor
17, motorcycles 8, passenger vehicles, S. Loughridge and J E. Hair homes,
Britain of tho "Americanization of row.
Reykjavik, Iceland. July 21.— dignitaries to and from "the Castle.'*
Oregon,
414, other states 13 8, light having arrived yesterday afternoon (A. P.)—The first king of Iceland
"Why should not we” (the Brit
China" Is uttered by a special far-
At a gala dinner. Queen Alexan
from
their
home
at
Salem
eastern correspondent of the Dally ish) he demands, "share an Influ duty trucks 18, heavy duty 21.
set foot for the first time yesterday drine wore the Icelandic national
Crescent City road on the O'Brien I vehicles. Oregon 192, other states on Icelandic soil. The welcome ex-, dress, the 70.000-kroner gift of the
Mall, who recently attended the tenth ence that wo formerly monopolized
anniversary celebration of the Amer and that Is now slipping away front place near Waldo Saturday: Horse- 30, light truck 49, heavy duty 7.
tended by the islanders to Christian women of Iceland. With her heavy
drawn 8, passenger vehicles. Oregon,
ican indemnity (Tslng Hua) college us?" and he goes on:
Pacific highway north of Grants X, of Denmark, and also of Iceland, golden crown, it made the queen look
"I nsked a returned student as we 38, other states 15, light duty trucks Pass, at Merlin hill. Saturday: Horse- bore a solemnly fervent character: lik^a tapestry picture of a viking
in Poking.
Tho college was established ns a watched tho hoys at baseball why I, heavy duty 1. Sunday: Horse- drawn 12, motorcycles, Oregon 1, apparently more solemn than was queen of old Edda times.
]------------ 0(her states 1, passenger vehicles. I anticipated by the gay, easy-going | Iceland being “dry,” the loyal
result of the United States govern China did not look to England as an drawn 9, motorcycles 1, passenger|
vehicles, Oregon, 39, other states 4 1, Oregon 188, other states 171, light I crowd of Danish visitors who had' toasts were honored in mineral wa
ment remitting part of Its shore of educational field."
"Sure we will." he replied, "when -Monday: Horsedrawn 4, motorcycles duty trucks 15, heavy duty 87. Sun j come over for the occasion.
tho Boxer Indemnity.
ters and lemonade.
I, passenger vehicles. Oregon, 28, day: Horsedrawn 8, motorcycles 2,
"The boys hero are China's future you remit the Boxer indemnity."
The Icelanders themselves took
In commemoration of his visit.
The Chinese president of the col other suites 23, light duty trucks 3. vassenger vehicles, Oregon 293. other their king's visit tremendously ser-j King Christian has instituted a new
leaders," the correspondent says,
and after pointing out that they all lege put it to the correspondent tili* heavy duty 3.
states 178, light duty trucks 18. lously, and regarded it as an event decoration; the order of the Icelan
go to America after completing their way:
Crescent City road at junction, Monday: Horsedrawn 11, motorcy of momentous import. The major-1 dic Falcon.
"Chinese-American friendship han Saturday: llorsedrawn 64. motorcy- cles, Oregon 2, other states 1, pas ity of the capitals' 18.000 inhabitants! Both the king and queen will visit
studies In Peking, he continues;
"Educated under the American become so proverbial that few people clee 3. passenger vehicles, Oregon, senger vehicles. Oregon 25 2. other spent the day around the public historical Icelandic places on horse
system, aware that they owe their take the trouble to Investigate the 345, other states 32, light duty states. 177, light duty trucks 23, school building, which was made the back. The king will be mounted on
scholarship to American justice, and cause of such good International un trucks f>0, heavy duty 9. Sunday: heavy duty 179. The large figures official residence of the Danish roy-| a beautiful white charger 14 hand*
Any country that Horeedrawn 8, passenger vehicles. on heavy duty trucks on Saturday alties, and rebaptized "the Castle." high; the tallest horse in Iceland.
saturated with American sentiment derstanding.
by five to eight years' residence In wishes to captivate the hearts of the Oregon 2*7, other states 49, light and Monday waa caused by the fact Raykjavili's 190 automobiles were
Several excursions planned have
tho United States, they will look to Chinese can do no better than follow duty trucks 12. Monday: Horse- that trucks are engaged In hauling taxed heavily carrying important had to be abandoned owing to the
America solely for cooperation In the example set by America."
drawn 3 4, motorcycles 1, passenger gravel over this road.
looking uniformed and decorated swollen state of the river*.
IS MADE WITH EASE