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GRANTH PANH, JOHKPHINK (X)VWTY, OKBOOE
HATtKDAY, JI LY ¡M, limi.
Ughi» on Wizard Island. Crater
like, i MX Wireless to Order
HuppUos
Fireworks Ex|Mx-ted When Telrplionr'
Engineer I» l'Intrtl lief ore
Crtsu Examination
■ « I
Mem. July 23
(A. P.)—Major ItAILW 1Y JFN4TION WIN TAKES PRESIDENT BRODIE OF THE NA­
San Francisco, July 23.—(A. P.) MOVE MADE DISDITE OPPOSI­
VATE WILL BRING SHOWING
Babcock,
a
telephone
engineer,
will
—
The experiences of Raymond G.
TION OF THE BRITISH
TIONAL
V4H<
STATION
TELLS
IN
GREEK
OIF'ENHIVE
LAST
UTEIl THE CALIFORNIA
be recalled as a witness tor Portland
Fisher, a forest service pilot, who
GOVERN WENT
OF AIMS
TVESDAY
HXHIBIT1ON
on Monday at the telephone rehear­
------- —
ing, and Tlrsworks are expected when
ho la croaa examined. Babcock stat­
ed yesterday that the 30 per cent In­
crease allowed In Oregon on the toll
business was not big enough, and
—
that the toll rates wore not high
Mu»laplia Keinmal I* m »I ui . Turkish Foreign Advertising IHscussed by
< . W. Hot lauti to Manage lair and enough.
Boteford of Portland, Election at
Xatlonallsl la-ader Is Reported
Building < empalien—I- tir«*
Commissioner Corey said that If
Banquet
Fleming to Angora
for Fnlr Ground*
the toll rates were Increased It would
kill the business.
AUDITORIUM WILL 8E BUILT
TURKISH RETREAT IS CUT OFF WOULD UNITE ML NEWSPAPERS
—
-ecured aid by wireless after being
forced to land on Wizard Island in
Crater lake, are attracting atten­
tion as the result of the publication
of the story by the air service au­
thorities.
Fisher was forced to land, and Request Forwarded After .Meeting of
found that he needed spark plugs.
Council of Minister* With Pre­
He sent a wirelees, and another
mier Briand
aviator dropped the plugs from a
parachute.
TROOPS ORDERS TO SHESiA
Paris, July 23.—(A. P.)—Premier
Bend, July 23.—(A. P.)—E. E.
Smyrna, July 23.—(A. P.j—The
The date for th» holding of the
Briand, following a meeting of th*
Greeks are reported to have captur­ Brodie, the president of the Nation­
find exhibit of the Southern Oregon
council of ministers, wired to Berlin
ed 30,000 Turkish nationalists and al Editorial Association, told the Ore­
Industrial exposition, an enlarge­
requesting that the German govern­
to have cut off the Turks' retreat to­ gon Editorial Association today what'
ment of the Josephine county fnlr,
ment take the necessary steps to In­
ward Angora from Eskl Shehr, the the national association is trying to
have been fixed by the county fair
sure
the safe conduct through Ger­
do
in
welding
all
the
newspapers
of
railway
junction
captured
by
the
board as September 15, IS. and
many of the new division of French
the nation into one functioning asso-.
Greeks In the offensive Tuesday.
17, and every energy Is now being
troops to be sent to Silesia.
The Turk’s defensive line is re­ elation.
employed to make II an Industrial
The ministers decided not to re­
A. Whisnant, of Bend, read a pa-'
ported
to
be
isolated.
Mustapha
Ixmdon.
July
23.
—
(A*.
P.)
—
Pri
­
show that will develop only second
Washington, July 23.— -(A. I’.) —
treat from their determination to
per
by
B.
F.
Irvine,
of
Portland,
on
|
Kemmal
Pasha,
the
Turkish
nation
­
Itself.
The
(lutes
vate advices from Madrid indicate a
to the state fair
The president left to join a camping
send reinforcements despite British
were selected to bring It just bo­ party composed of Harry Firestone. I alist leader, Is reported to have es­ '•People's Column" fti which Irvine. Spanish disaster in battle while at­
opposition to the move.
said
that
much
of
Upton
Sinclair's!
caped
and
to
be
fleeing
toward
An
­
ot
the
California
tacking
rebels
at
Melilla.
Morocco.
<Wuen the dosing
Henry Ford and Thomas A. Edison,
"The
Brass
Check
”
was
"hysterical'
gora.
state fair and the Oregon stale fair, on iLicking creek near Pwkvllle. !
Madrid is withholding Information,
and false."
exhibitors at the California show Maryland. He Is expected to spend SINN FEIN KBS CLAIM 7,700
but news via Paris says that the SEASIDE BOXING ARENA
D. B. Botsford. of Portland, dls-; Spaniards lost heavily.
having naked for dates that would the night under canvas and to return;
SERVES .VS PLACK OF WORSHIP
MEMBERS till IN PRISONS cussed foreign advertising.
The
permit the exhibition of live stock late tomorrow.
Dublin, July 23.—(A. P.) Ginn election of officers will be held at a
here while en route to the northern
New York, July 23.—(A. P.)—A
Fein's official organ, the Irish Bulle­ banquet at Elk lake late today.
show
boxing arena in Seaside, Rockaway,
tin. In a review of the first slxj
For the management of th» expo­
Long Island, is serving as a place of
months of the year, declares that ■
sltlon, the fair board, acting In con-
worship tor thousands of Catholie
Bend. July 2.—(A. P.l — The of-1
"raids, arrests, Imprisonments and
junction with the auditorium build­
summer vacationists.
fleers
elected
on
the
report
of
the
suppressions
have
in
the
last
six'
ing committee, has engaged the aer-
The Rev. Joseph B. Brady, pastor
months been carried on upon a scale nominating committee were:
vlcm of C. W. Borland, who will be
of the parish, obtained permission to
Elbert
Bede,
of
Cottage
Grove,
so
wide
as
to
render
accurate
figures
fair manager and also manager of
use the arena when he learned the
president; IJoyd Riches, the Vale
Impossible.
the campaign for the construction of
Harvard . Stadium. Cambridge?
'•Dublin castle, Itself," says the Enterprise, vice president; Hale! Dublin, July 23.—(A. P.)—The Catholics in the summer colony num­
the auditorium building, which will
be the principal structure upon Un­ Mass, July 23.—(A. P I The com-i Bulletin, "admits that over 5,200 ! H om . the Oregon City Enterprise.1 impression Is growing zthat the Irish bered more than 15,000. The Bttle
church of St. Camillus could not seat
fair grounds. Mr Borland will take blnrd Harvard-Yale team this after-j Irishmen are Interned—all of them secretary; Douglas Mullarky, the peace offer made by Lloyd George
so many even though seven masses
will
work
out
in
a
settlement.
Redmond
Spokesman,
member
of
the
noon
captured
the
flftth
set
of
field
>
without
trial.
Some
1500
others
are
full charge of the work Monday, and
were held each Sunday.
the auditorium will tie erected upon games from the Oxford-Cambridge serving sentences of penal servitude executive committee.
And now, after the fistic encoun­
London,
July
23.
—
(>A.
P.)
—
The
team
of
England.
The
resolutions
adopted
Include:
or
hard
labor,
and
approximately
the grounds ready for use during the
ters
of the week days, the ropes are
Thanking
the
band,
changing
the
outstanding
feature
of
the
govern
­
This
puts
the
International
series
1000 more are in custody awaiting
pro irons jjf the exposition
He will
ment's Irish peace proposals to De taken from the ring and an altar
(Continued on Page Eight’
also st ones undertake the dating «core hl 3 to J In favor of the Amer- trial or internment."
Valera is the concession of fiscal au­ placed in the middle of the rosined
of concessions and attractions for leans
tonomy, according to high authority, canvas. The seating capacity of the
the fair week, and the public can
NEW
IIIHk
AMI
BOSTON
l ister's position is amply secured. i arena is 4,000.
ba oaaured that the now fair grounds
St. Camillus' church annex, as the
PEAR
MARKET
IN
STEADY
upon the hanks of the Rogue will
arena now is called, affords a pictur­
The Oregon Growers Cooperative
stage a hummer of a show as Its
esque scene on 9undays. Its walls,
PORTIAS!) .MARKETS
Association received the following
initiatory attempt.
plastered with fight posters and sport
The auditorium, which will be wire, dated July 32:
pictures are in sharp contrast to the
Choice
steers
______
36.75
©
37.25
today
New
York
mar-1
"Auction
erected upon the fair grounds.- will
By Henry M. Parka
Hogs, prime light...312.00 © 312.50 center of the ring, where Father
ba the main exhibit building, and ket steady, Bartletts 35.50; Boston j
East mountain-lambs 36.50 © 37.00 Brady, In his ecclesiastic robes, of­
contract for Its construction will be strong, higher. 35.90 to 3*>; Chicago,
In the Engineering and Mining Journal. New York
California
Prime lambs ...............35.25 @ 35.75 fers the mass.
let nt once. The old box factory, steady, strong, 34 35
Eggs. buying price............. 38c @ 30c
which has been donated by the coun- shipments remaining light "
Eggs, fancy selects ____________ 36c
ty, will form the basis for the new
An article appearing In the July title and rights of the Boswells were; Butter, extra cubes ________
35c STREETS OF WASHINGTON
structure, the 250,000 fast of lum-
16 issue of the Engineering and Min­ fully sustained by the courts.
,
TOWN PAVED WITH SILVER
Butter,
print?
................
40c
her In It to be used In the erectlon
ing Journal, published in New York
The development work that has '
of the auditorium. The present plan:
city, denis with the Boswell mine on been done reveals what appears to
Valley. Wash . July 22.—(A. P.) —
calls tor a 'building 90x220 feet In
Sucker creek The article was writ­ be a fissure vein, and it seems that
Probably the nearest approach to
wise, with a dance floor 78x80 feet |
ten by Henry M. Parks, director of the hope of the present owners that;
streets paved with gold on earth la
as one of Its principal features. Thin I
the bureau of mines of Oregon. It It will develop as a deep mine is jus-i
the new highway of silver which is
building will be constructed as a
Is reprinted as it appeared in the titled Their belief in the possibility l
being built into this town. The gravel
community house, supplying a need
The Oregon state game comnjlsaion
eastern paper.
of rich ore-bodies seems confirmed
for the new road is being obtained
for a large assembly place with a at a meeting held in Klamath Falls
by the character of the formation,
from the cruaher at an old silver
dance floor of hardwood and with has decided to change the open sea­
The dream of pioneer miners in and the present conditions warrant
mine, a mile north of here. This ore
capacity tor any orowd that may son for grouse in the counties of Jo­ Southern Oregon, that rich orebodies
the expectation that production will
Washington, July 23.— (A. P.) — is low-grade stiver with showings of
Rather
sephine. Jackson and IDouglas, fol­ would be encountered at depth, seems provide funds sufficient for extensive
The Bergdoll investigating commit­ gold and lead. Between Valley and
In laying out the fair grounds. lowing the decision that such a
about to come true in the Boswell underground development.
tee's session broke up suddenly today Chewelah another highway was con­
which consists of 12 acres Immedi­ change was necessary for the propa­
mine, in Josephine county. From
The Boswell mine is located near after Charles A. Braun, a witness, structed of the same material, and
ately adjoining the Riverside park gation and protection of the birds.
the days when the pioneer of '49
and the auto park on the east, the
The season, which has been opened found wealth tn the bars of the Rogue Sucker creek in the Holland mining called Representative Johnson. of it is estimated that In the nine mile
district In the southern part of Jose­ Kentucky, a committee member, stretch,
something like 315.009
services of l*rof. Peck, of O. <A. C., from September 1 to September 30 of
and the Illinois rivers, and pushed phine oounty, Oregon, about 45 a "liar,” and the latter made an at­
worth of silver was spread over ths
will lw> sought, he having agreed to each year, shall In future, be opened
over Into the trackless reaches of the miles southwest of Grants Pass It
tempt to reach the witness
roadbed.
come here for that purpose. On a from August 20 to September 20 of
(Applegate district, quartz miners comprises the southwest quarter of
recent visit he pronounced the local each year, both dates included.
have anticipated that ultimately some Section 36, Township 39 South,
fair grounds as the most beautiful
of the rich mines of the continent Range 7 West/ Willamette Meridian
alte for an exposition In the state, both for the fair and the community
would be developed in that region. It was In February, 1914, that George
and was enthusiastic over the plan auditorium building.
There have been surface pockets of S. Barton, who had recently come!
fabulous wealth that were sensations from Tonopah, Nev., to Southern
of their day, and high grade ore has Oregon, was invited by the Boswells
come from many prospect shafts and to Inspect their showings. At that
tunnels, but tor various reasons in time a small surface cut and some>
this as In other sections of Oregon, prospect holes where work had been '
As the work in sight stands, ths
there has been no deep mining, undertaken to sink to bed rock, con-1 Geneva. July 23.—(A. P.)—The
speaking in a comparative sense. The stltuted the prospecting that had agenda of the next meeting of the order of business, with such modifi­
deepest mine In the State of Oregon been done. A sample of the dirt' assembly of the league of nations to cations as may be made necessary by
has attained a depth of only about was taken at the 0oint where the be held here September 5 Is not ex­ subsequent requests of members, will
Yellowstone H’ark. Wyo., July 23. sfon coma the national parks. Mr. 700 feet and in Josephine and Jack- small cut had been made, and this pected to contain any new subject of
particular importance, though the be:
-(A. P.) The problem of the buffa­ Finney has just ended a tour of in­ son counties there has been no deep was tested by panning.
Organization of the assembly; re­
members still have time to submit
spection hero, accompanied by Park mining development In recent years.
lo halt reversed Itself.
‘T will show you something when any subjects they would like to have ports of special committees appoint­
Superintendent Horace ¡Albright. To
It M |a February. 1911, tli.it'll.
A few years a co the monarch of show him the growth of the herd aj Boswell ft Son found a trace of pay I pan this" was the remark made by discussed.
ed at the request of the first assem-
ths plains was chief figure In the "buffalo run" was arranged and In! dirt on the land which had been pur­ Mr. Barton. Results proved that
Thus far there Is only one Item ' bly including amendments to th*
Small put on the agenda at the request of covenant; registration of treatlee;
drama of a dying species. The prob­ a spoctacular stampede more than chased from the State of Oregon in truth was spoken in jest.
lem today Is how to feed and take 500 animals wero driven down from (913. This discovery was made when pieces of a brownish oxidized mater­ a member, the Tacna-Arica dispute, the economic blockade and the in­
care of the rapidly multiplying hill and plateau.
they wore running out the lines of ial about the size of a pea were which will be listed at the request of terior organization of the league;
herds.
the budget; reports of the provision­
There Is still another problem, j their land preparatory to prospecting shown. The material crumbled eas­ Bolivia.
Yellowstone provides a huge hay About 100 young buffalo have mnde the purchase. The history of the ily and was found to be full of fine Not many such requests are expect-' al technical organizations of the
ranch for the eole purpose of footl­ their appearance thia year and most mine In Its early development was and coarse gold. The showing was ed, most of the work that will come league including the financial com­
ing the buffalo when winter snows of them are bulls Now bulls are not not unlike that of many promising better than thit from previous pan­ before the popular body of the league mittee's report on the scheme to
have covered the gracing pastures as popular as cow« and yet, under prospects in tho mining districts of ning of surface dirt, and examina­ being the outgrowth of work already resuscitate Austria; election of 11
Hut so rapidly Is the park herd the present laws, they may not be the west. After the Initial work had tion revealed that it came from the begun, such as disarmament, the in­ judges for the International court;
growing that this ranch will soon killed. Furthermore park officials revealed the possibility of rich re­ formation In the small cut. Work ternational court and the continua­ the reduction of armaments; Bo­
provide Insufficient food.
.already have almost run out of turns, the property was tied up for the nexit day brought down 33.25 In tion of work that was referred to livia's request tor mediation tn th*
gold dust from the pannings. What special commissions such as the fight, Tacna-Arica dispute; election of four
nearly three years as a result of a le­
Thia question is now being taken places to give them to.
appeared
to be a well defined vein against the white slave traffic, again*'.' non-permanent member* of the coun­
So the secretary has somewhat of gal action Instituted against the own­
back to Washington Iby ¡Edward C.
had been revealed and opened up to opium and for better transit tacili-! cil of the league; admission of new
a
"pigs
is
pigs"
problem
on
his
ers
of
the
property,
delaying
work
Finney, first assistant secretary of
ties.
members.
(Continued on Page Wight)
until the early summer of 1917. The
».he Interior, under whose supervi- hands.
SPANISH DISASTER IS
REPORTED IN MADRID
DUBLIN PUTS TRUST IN
OFFER OF IRISH PEACE
BOSWELL MINE AND SOUTHERN OREGON
GAIN ATTENTION IN EASTERN JOURNAL
WITNESS IN BERGDOLL
TRIAL CALLS "LIAR”
RAPIDLY GROWING HERDS OF AMERICAN
BISON BRING PROBLEM TO CARETAKERS
ONLY FEW DECISIONS TO BE BEFDRE
LEAGUE Of NATIONS SETTEUBEB TERM