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Val»<r«lty uf Ore Library Dmin kontier (Brants ♦ Yf IHWMIATKD FREHH MKKVK'K VOL XI GRANTH PAHA, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON No. -MH» -, — —-------- —-------- . ■ - U EDNESDAV, JI LY 27, 1021 Albers, Retired Millionaire Miller, Dies of Paralysis German Mine Sweeping Fleet is Fired Upon by Russians ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Portland. July 27.—(A P.) ♦ J. Ilenfy Albers, retired mil ♦ lionaire miller, whose ooevic ♦ tion of a violation of the espion ♦ age act was recently set aside ♦ by the United States supreme ♦ court and whoa* retrial has ♦ been ordered, died today al bis ♦ home at Milwaukee, Oregon, ♦ of paralysis ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ft** ♦ ■Elliot M MONETARY SITUATION FACED BY AMERICA DIE TO gold huiiplih ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ AGENDA OF MEET Berlin, July 37-—(A. P.j— A Gorman mine sweeping fleet en gaged in clearing the White sea of mines la reported to have ♦ been tired upon by Russian land ♦ forts It was said that the ♦ mine sweepers returned the ♦ ♦ fire. No damage to forces on ♦ DELIRERA TION n OF VPPEH BODY KHOOTH AFTER AID IS HELD UP ♦ either side has been reported. ♦ CARL SIDLER, OF MILWAUKEE, WILL TAKE CHARGE OF THE ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ft ♦ ♦ ♦ WILL HOLD PERMANENT LN ROOM BY ALLEGED LAW IN GUN BAULE TARIFF A<T POWER MACHINERY BREAKERS AGREED AT WHITE HOUSE DINNER DEPUTÌ AND OTHER SUBJECT HIT I’n-lilmt Hurtling I» Ofq><»«l to lie Dupe Runner** Overcome SoUentlne crea of Either Body I nUl Tas Bill in Room Following Arrees—Are I» I'aeeed l»y House Vanquished by Sheriff High Crei of Ameritan Goods In For eign Money Makes Buyers Wary. Exports Do Not hit'll Up Nlppo* Makes, Further Condition That Auicrlca Must Preparo Out line of (Jurel !<>n*> in Adiamo ! ♦ I ♦ • ♦ I* ♦ I ♦ f OIL CAUSES SPLIT Upper Cofferdam Completed and INunp Being Installe d Shovel Being Moved to Ditch » - —* . j The installation of tbe pumping Washington, July 37/—(A. P.) — I Everett, Waah., July 27.—(A. p.) By J. Ilari < ain|»lH'll. and power machinery In the Savage (I, N. S Staff Correspondent I A virtual agreement Is said to have —John Higgins, of Denver, is dead, been reached at a dinner conference James O'B?ien, of 8pokane, Is shot Washington, July 27.—(I. N. 8 ) Mexico City, July 27.—(A. ?.) — Rapids dam will begin at once under ■—The United State« 1« lu the pe Ixindon. July 27. (A. P.)— at the White House last night, for a through the neck, and Al. Soilentine. The chamber of deputies voted down tbe supervision of Engineer Cart eullar position today of accumulating Japan's acceptance of the Invitation senate consideration of tbe tax re of Mount Vernon, deputy sheriff of the request of President Obregon for Sidler, of Milwaukee, who arrived more gold than it needs, of possess to the peace conference where Far vision legislation before tbe perma Skagit county, was shot through the extraordinary power to adjust article here today. Mr. Sidler represents ing halt of the world's ' available Eastern problems are to be discussed. nent tariff act is taken up. left jaw in a pistol battle In a hotel 27 of the constitution which nation the' Allis-Chalmers company, which Ths president told his guests thst In Mount Vernon today. gold, while facing the Incontrovert Is conditioned upon the agenda for manufactured the machinery to be alizes oil deposits. ible fact that It cannot live and pros tbe conference being decided In ad he hoped both branches of congress Higgins and O'Brien were suspect The article has long been a stumb used in the dam. Engineer Sidler per alone vance, according to reliable Informa would take a receca from the middle ed dope runners, and Sheriff Reay ling block between Mexico and the is an expert in machinery installa of August to the latter part of Sep and Soilentine went to arrest them. United State«, the latter declaring it tion and is sent by bis company to Ordinarily the man whose pockets tion tier« tember. but that be was opposed to During Reay's temporary absence confiscatory. The chamber's action all parts of the world to see that all are filled with gold Is supposed to be Washington. July 27.—(A. P.)— any recess of either body until tbe from the room, the suspects disarmed is regarded as a definite spilt be- machinery manufactured by the Al Independent of the rest of the world, lis-Chalmers company ts properly in Soilentine and covered him with tween Obregon and his party. Uncle 0am. with his pockets bulging Secretary Hughes announced that tax revision bill passed the house. stalled and operated successfully. guns. Rehy returned and opened with gold, finds himself far from Japan's acceptance of the police con The power house Is now ready for tire, killing Higgins and wounding being Independent economically and ference on Far Eastern problems Is Fair Brerd Meets— Tbe county fair board met last O’Brien. tbe setting of the machinery. While financially, of th» rest of the world. on llie understanding that the United i night to consider the revision of tbe in the city Mr Sidler will visit with agree- States is not opposed to an i It Is this strange situation that Is rules of the fair and to appoint heads KECHETARY HK.HIX MAKES his uncle. Attorney C. A. Sidler. giving the -American government, I ment as to an agenda of the > Far | of departments. The work was not Eastern conference before it con- The pouring of concrete at the dam • DKMAND UPON SOVIET from the president and the secretary completed, a large amount of detail , was resumed this morning, the con of the treasury to the republican venes. work being necessary. Frank South leaders of congress. such knotty Riga. July 27.— (A. P.l— An of crete being put on the floor of tbe. was apt>olnted director of minerals problems to solve as the stabilization ficial demand by Secretary Hughes turbine room and in the downsteam and with the aid of A. H. Gunnell of commerce and the readjustment of for the release of American prison Tbe Josephine county hop crop, wall of the pump room. The coffer will arrange the mineral display for the tariff, taxation and the foreign ers in Russia, was handed to the bol although it will not assume the pro dam on the lower side of the dam the fair. Mrs. W. G White was ap- debt. shevik minister here by the Ameri portions of some years ago. will mean was completed last night. The upper pointed superintendent of all wom- can consul last night. a big item in the financial prosper coffer dam has been finished for The United State« Is receiving gold •n'a departments and is to take ity of the county. The total acreage several days to the diversion channel, n such large quantities as to threat charge of this again, having had en It with a gold Inflation, it was In bearing is about 400 acres, and sending all the water through the by Couple Are Married — charge previously and being well pointed out by D. R. Criaslnger. the the yield is estimated at about 500,- pass. The new- 12-inch centrifugal Two hundred and fifty members acquainted with Lhe working of her Owen Ivans and Clara Mary Reed comptroller of the currency, while of the American I<egion will sail for position 000 pounds of dried hops. Present pump to unwater this area is being were married by Justice of the Peace Things are to be pushed there la not a satisfactory compcn- France August 3rd, to attend tbe as rapidly as possible to make the Holman Saturday at the home of J. indications are for a heavy yield of put in today. satlng movement of our products to dedication of the Fllrey monument fair as great a success as possible. good ¡quality hope, and the harvest- The steam shovel Is being moved N. Adams at 214 West D St. the countries which are sending us and to participate in a aeries of cere ing of the crop will require about to the south high line canal in Fruit the gold. 1000 pickers at a cost of approxi dale to complete the one-fourth of a monies arranged In honor of the mately <20,000. K mile that is not yet finished there. And yet It la as necessary for us to French government. The Fllrey mon Picking will commence August 29, ding ft Sons will also complete sell as for others to buy. as neces ument Is a tribute to the valor of the i and will continue for nearly three their contract for the construction sary for us to Join In extending cred American troops ! weeks. At s meeting of the hop of that portion of the south high its to those who would buy as for steamship ' The cost Including , growers held in th« city a few days line canal through the Turner ft them to secure credits. transportation both ways, special ago it was decided to ask that the Augenstein ranch in Fruitdale. Red trains, automobiles, hotels, meals. I Freetloni of Exchange linking opening of the schools of the county ding ft Sons will also completed Members of the senate finance sightseeing, tips, etc., will not exceed A farewell banquet was given last Portland. Ore., July 27.— (A. P.) be postponed to September 19. one their work today. They had con commute realize, as do Secretary of <775 per person. Thin Is from New the Treasury Mellon and Comptroller York. The American l-eglon will ntght to Ilex Harnett, retiring volun —Ideal weather conditions have en- week later than usual. The hop tracted for a section of the south Crlsslngnr. to what extent the pros have National Commander John G, teer fireman, by the firemen of the abled good progress to be made in growers also decided to give a bonus high line, their part being west of city. The flro department turned of 10c per 100 pounds to pickers who Allen creek. This takes the canal to perity and the rehabilitation of the Emery In the party. out enmasse and gave him a regular the harvest of both spring and wln- remain to the end of the picking. the point where ft is crossed by the American |>eople must depend upon The Legion will go to the Pyrenees ter wheat during the past week, the A list of the yards and an estimate C. ft O. C. railroad, all, except for the restoration of the world as a to visit the birth [dace of Marshal send-off. the first of the evening be ing spent in fire drill and competi department of agriculture reports to of the pickers required follows: the part the steam shovel is moving whole Foch At ¡Blois the legionnaires tion and the latter part In consuming day. The harvest of small fruits is ,-nox, 175; Christie, 175; River to, being completed. •’Frozen credits" and adverse for will be present at the dedication of the big feed that was spread before eign exchange rates are also Import the statue of Joan of Arc presented them. According to Assistant Chief nearing completion. The department Banks. 150; Weetori, 125; Robinson ant factors of the altuatlon bound up to the city by the Joan of Arc com Cole, it would have been just their stated that although pastures are ft Stevenson, 100; Clute, 80; Linch with tbe admlnlstraUon's efforts to mittee of New York. At iRhelms the luck to have had to answer an alarm very dry. all stock Is reported to be ft Wilhelm, 30; Branscombe, 25; Webster, 25. ward refunding some part of the veterans will participate in the pre Just when they were the busiest with in good condition. principal and Interest of the <11,- sentation of a 3.000,000-franc gift the feed. * DOG INSURANCE ACCEPTED 000,000,000 due us from our foreign to the city library by President Nich In the competition, two aides were BY OVERSEAS AGENT olas Murray Butler of Columbia Uni debtors. chosen with Ernest Elliott and 1X18 ANGELES DH.UÆ3» READY versity on behalf of the Carnegie FOR REPEAL OF THE DRY IAW (O m N ih M oa fa*» 1) Claude iHollowell as oaptalns. The foundation. Oakland. Ckl., July 27.— (A. P.) object of the contest was to hook up Parle, Tonlouse, Bordeaux, Lyon. —Insurance on dogs is now being ix>s Angele«. Cal., July 27. — (A. Banff. Alberta, July 37.—(A. P.) and get water playing through 100 Strasbourg and Metz will officially taken by an Oakland agent of an —The body of Dr. W. E. Stone, the feet of hose, the side doing this in P.)—-Holders of liquor licenses In receive tbe veterans, but one of the the shortest time being winners. The Los Angeles evidently are hoping overseas Insurance company, It was president of Purdue university, was moat unique receptions will be at St. side captained by Mr. Hollowell fin that somehow, sometime, something announced recently. Pedigreed dogs found Sunday at the bottom of a 75 Die, a battle-scarred town near the ished In 85 seconds, while it took may happen to make the city legally from one to seven years of age will foot precipice. Mrs. Stone was found old Luneville front. In this historic the other side 15 second longer. wet, or damp. This was Indicated be insured up to <500, after first alive in the foot of a 17-foot crev place stands the house in which the George Sweeney will take Fireman here when 99 holders of permits ask- passing a physical examination. Pre ice. She is likely to recover, but Is miums approximate from nine to suffering, Both have been missing Aiaation monk, Wladsee-Muller, Barnett's place, as Mr. Barnett la ed that theee be renewed for one twelve per cent, being higher tor fe since July 15. Salem, Ore, July 27. —(A. P.)— lived when he wrote the doesment leaving on the first of the month for year, beginning July 1. Counsel for the company in the tele suggesting thst the western conti England to visit his old home for Their applications were granted male dogs. Payment is made on preeentation phone hearing today charged that nent be named for the navigator, several months. by the board of police commission E. C. Willard. Industrial engineer,’ Amerigo Vespucci. ers, but it 1« said the action is only of a death certificate signed by a ALASKAN COMMUNITY SKINS The delegation will bo headed by Roml Work Going Ahead— who testified yesterday, used facte a formality. It senes to maintain veterinarian. It is believed this is TO TRY <XM»PERATTVE FARMING and figures to suit his purpose and Franklin D'Oller former national The work on the Murphy road has the legal rights to the licenses should the first dog Insurance agency in commander of the American Legion. been started and will be done In the 18th amendment and the Vol the west. to which the company objected. Juneau. Alaska, July 27.—(A P.) Special objection to the figures on The mombers of the party will rep about 40 days, says Engineer J. G. stead act be declared void. No fees —Cooperative farming, as tried in the rate basis and a fair valuation of resent every state and every branch Bromley, who Is overseeing the work. are charged the licensees for holding several states. Is being attempted in PORTI AND MARKETS the company's properties In Oregon of the former fighting forces of the He states that crushed rock Is to be the papers. Alaska. Articles of Incorporation were presented. The morning hear United States Each state being rep put on the road and then rolled Of the total. 36 were wholesale Choice steers ............... <6.00 © <6.50 have been filed here for two new ing was devoted to a criticism of resented according to membership which will give a very good surface. dealers, in times past, and the re communities on Kachemak Bay. strength, giving the State of Oregon At present the road Is in poor condi maining permits are held by owners Hogs, prime light....<12.00 © <12.75 They are known as the Kachemak Willard's testimony. East mountain lamts <6.00 © <6.50 four. The party will return to the tion. The new work will be done of restaurants and cafes Prime lambs ............... <5.25 © <5.75 Cooperative Association and the MEM REILSHI I'S IIELIl IN BOTH United States, September 10th. Ap- for about four miles. Eggs, buying price............. 28c @ 30c Alaska Livestock Association. Each AMERICAN AND MEXICAN 1'1,1 IW plications will be redved by state Eggs, fancy selects _______ 36c is capitalized at <100,000. headquarters. The preamble of the Kachemak Butter, extra cubes .......... 35c El Paso, Tex., July 27. — (A. P.) Association provides that member Butter, prints ____ 40c Ixis Angeles, Cal., July 27.—(A — •Fifty El Paso men and firms are ship may be obtained on payment of members of the Chamber of Com- P.) Automohllists are not going to <5, and that each member will be en Portland, July 27. — (A. P. ) — Cat merco of Juarez, Mexlco, across the get lost on the highways If the Au tle, steady; hogs, firm; sheep, weak; titled to a vote. Thirty families, Rio Grande from here Al the last tomobile Club of Southern Califor homesteaders, are reported to have prices unchanged. directors meeting of the Chamber of nia can ¡prevent ft. Such Is the state founded the organisation, and 25 Commerce It wan declared that what ment of the newly elected president other families are said to be enroute bonefltted one helped the other and of the organisation, W L. Valentine OREGON (IIMIWEKS Dublin, July 27.—(A. P.)—De Va Washington. July 27.—(A. P.)— from South Dakota to join the com that Juares and El Paso's Interest of Ixis Angeles, who points out that lera and bls colleagues have not An executive order coordinating the munity. . i were closely related. Hence, it was the auto club 'has erected and is San Francisco, July 26—(Special) purchasing for the army, navy and found a basis for the proposed con decided that .Hl Paso Chamber of maintaining more than 70,000 enam the shipping board, and permitting —Bartletts: Commerce should canvass for mem el-metal sign posts on the roads of ference with the British government the transfer of supplies from one Chicago, steady |4 1» Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Slover returned bers in Jnarcz. A dozen firms In this state, and on transcontinental hut are continuing th« search for n agency to another, has been signed Boston------------------ <5.25 © <5.54 last night from a trip which took Juares since then have been allied highways leading Into Southern Cal common ground, according to an au by the preaident. New York, lower, heavy of them to Oakland, San Francisco and ifornia from eastern states with the local chamber. thoritative statement. ferings __________________ <4 25 other California points. The order originated with Dawes
