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GRIST*. I’AsH, JiMI I'lllhK (Xll'I TY, OREGON- SATURDAY. J I L Y HO, ilrxi. .11 i O liver F OF SOVIET IS POSI OFFICES ■■I ■ Knlviw l-laeli In Pit' lied Figlit Aug<-I (eland Ininiigmtlon Mtatlon Manhattan I-iniitesi on Pennsylvania System Slopped by Robbers Who Loot Mall Car -PLANS NIPPED BÏ OFFICIALS I Han Francisco, July 30.- (A. P,J <X»I STER FILED IN OPPOHITION MRS. MARGUERITE HARRISON, PONT-WAR EXTRAVAGANCE IH A pitched battlo lietwecn 43 Hindu | TARGET OF ECONOMY CAM. NEWSPAPER WOMAN, AR TO ORIGINAL HUIT WON, deportees and 301) Chinamen prom PA1GN RIVE* IN RIGA THEM IX *T ised much bloodshed until stopped; by the force of Inspectors at the An gel Island Immigration station. Knives flashed and several batleni were wounded The Hindus came f ill MSI ■ II from Nbw York The Chinamen are! "«king admission. Plan« (or Itmlisetion Will AITwt Mi- < ««e of lll'-n Against Ix-vans, From ltu*-lan Authorities« Accept Offer of in« of »1.1,000,000 In Current Harney County, Upheld and Hoover and Agree to Fr«e the ITIsoners Ynar Opinion Nustnlncd LARGER CITIES ARE EFFECTED MARJORIE HAWLEÏ GIVEN CHILD SENATOR FRANCE GAINS RELEASE WASHINGTON REJECTS HAMPSHIRE ROAD BID Pittsburg, July 30,—(A. P,) — SHERIFF LEWIS AND DEPUTY The Manhattan Limited, Pennsyl USTER ARREST ALLEGED vania's star train, running from New1 ACCOMPLICE York to Chicago, was held up by four bandits at Cassandra, Penn., | this morning, the mail clerk wound-, *ed and the mail car rifled. The robbers escaped. One pouch i which contained foreign regiafered mail was found slit and empty. There ] Ix»or To Steel Cage Sprung But Not was no estimate of the loot. Opened by /ack-screw—Too Strong for I*ri»oners CHADWICK SÜSPECTED'LEÎDER HUGE CROYYD GATHERS TO HEAR BAND CONCERT Plana tor a jailbreak were nipped Washluxton, July 10 (( N 8.) I Riga. July 30.—fA. P.)—Mrs —Post-war r«a.| Justuieut at ths I last night when Sheriff Georg« Lewi« Marguerite Harrison, of Baltimore, and Deputy Ernest Lister arrested larger postoffices throughout th' ______ i mas county granting a ‘divorce to a newspaper correspondent and an William Hammon* In Ashlgad. and country In to begin at once, accord | Willard P. Hawley Junior, from American prisoner in Russia, has Tho bld made by John Hampshire! Marjorie Hawley, and giving him been released by the soviet through later discovered implement« tn the ing to detailed Instructions that buv<- been sent to uUntil 10,000 postmast local contractor, for tho construction\ custody of the child, was reversed J Senator France, of Maryland. Riverside park was jammed with jail, which were to be used tn effect ers by the postoffice department of the caves highway has been re- «nd dismissed by the supreme court Both arrived here today. Mrs. automobiles last night, hundreds of ing a getaway. Hammond was ar These Instructions called atentlou to Jocted by the government and a, today, leaving the parties as they Harrison was pale and thin but not people turning out for the band con rested on a charge of passing in the th» acute financial condition of the lower bld accepted according to word were before the proceedings started in bad condition. France was sur cert. The audience showed their articles found in the jail. Five steel country and to the urgency of meet received from Mr. Hampshire today. The wife originally sued, her hus- prised at the announcement that appreciation of the music by comply saws and a jack-screw were found ing the desire of the president fori The lower bld was thrown out be- band filed counter suit and was given Russia had agreed to the release of ing with the request to be as silent as suspended in the ventilator shaft by economy In public expenditures as cause of u technical point by both the the decree. Then the wife appealed* American prisoners, saying it bad possible during the concert. The a rope. The inmates had succeeded far as possible In the postal service Portlund and Sun Francisco offices * to the supreme court. not been decided that way when he band played many pieces that would in prying the door about three left. While aiming at extravagant and This bld wan $600 lower than Mr have been a credit to a much older inches but oould not force it. Salem, July 30.—(A. P.)—Among The senator saw I>enine and said organization, much of the credit for expensive methode which crept In Hampshire's, but did not comply with L. C. Chadwick, who la being held during and Immediately after the the specifications that blds be made the decisions of the supreme court Is he still favored trade relations with the success being due to the direc-; for obtaining money under false pre war, positive Instructions have been on both Iron and concrete culverts, that of R. B. Allen and others Russia. He would not say more un tor, J. R. Higginbotham, who has' tenses, is suspected of being the given to postmasters to keep con only the Iron being bld upon. The against H C. Levans, appealed from til he was rested, being much put much energy into the organize-, leader in the affair. For the past stantly iu mind that the service must Information received today brings as Harney county, which-w ag submitted fatigued. tion. The concerts are to be a month he has endeavored to get in surance, however, that the work will for a rehearing. The former opinion not be curtailed or Impaired good with the officals and yesterday weekly feature. Riga, July 30.—(A. P.)—Hoover’s A few complaints have been made asked that he be allowed to work la Ilians for the reduction In expendl-j proceed. Inasmuch as the lower bld was sustained offer of relief, provided the Ameri that the children playing during the the office. This was refused him. lures at poetoffices, which will was accepted. Mr. Hampshire was HAN FRANCISCO PLAYER DE- can prisoners were released, has been progress of the concert make it rath-' He has repeatedly requested to be amount to approximately 15,000.000 ready to move to the location of his I El Is BOSTON TENNIS EXPERT accepted by the Russian authoritiee, er hard at times to get the full bene-, allowed to spend a short time in the out of the 115,000,000 to be saved In proposed camp and start work im according to a dispatch from the fit of the music. The people in ma corridor of the JaU to exercise but postal expeiuHlures for the current mediately. Il is not known now Boston. July 30— (A. P.)— Wil Rosta news agency in Moscow. Quick chines, however, were careful not to* the officers were suspicious of him fiscal year, nave been under way for when work will start. liam M. Johnston, of San Francisco,* action was asked. race their engines or make any un and kept him inside the steel cage. It several months Careful compari defeated R. Norris Williams, of Bos necessary noise. A new program is is not knomn what cooperation he sons of expenditures with the receipts! ton, In a challenged final round for LAW ENFORCEMENT CAMPAIGN being arranged for next Friday received inside the jail, four others and business transacted have been; the Ixjngwood tennis trophy. AMONG HONOLULU JAUS BEGUN evening. being hald there. made nuslnens and receipts at many i — Hammond, who was arrested last offices doubled anil trebled, luridenl' PHILIPPINE REI’Itl-wEN I 1TIO.N Honolulu. T. H., July 30.'—(A. P.) night, had been employed here in the to the war. and clerical and carrier. I AT DISARM AMENT MEET ASKED —At a recent meeting of the board wiring of the library building 8>y forces were Increased accordingly,! of directors of the Japeneee United ' ---------- Harry Clapp and had been seen Including extraordinary expenditures ! Manila. July 30 — (A P t—That i association of Honolulu, a resolution around the Jail. He admitted that for auxiliary and substitute service.! Portland, July 30.—-(A. P.)—For the Philippines should have a repre- he had passed In cigarettes to Chad as well as for overtime Tne gen est officials aay that the discontinu '■ sentatlon at the disarmament confer- was passed deploring the Increased wick but disclaimed any further re eral survey of poatal conditions ance of the aerial patrol owing to the I once was declared in a public address, number of convictions of Japanese • lations It finally developed that he shows that, while thia emergency has gasoline shortage was only temorary. by Secretary of the Interior Kalaw. i for violation of the prohibition law, • --------- - and appealing to the Japanese resi had known Chadwick in Seattle. long since luiaaed, and with popula r but they were unable to tell how long dents of Hawaii to observe the law. London, July 30.— (A. P.)—Eng Since he left here he has been em Tl HKS HAIL STAR IN MOON (< 'ontlnuad on Page 4 i tho planes would be Inactive. , A committee was named to call a land is tremendously stirred by the ployed in Murphy's electrical shop in AS A SIGN OF GOOD OMEN An actual gasoline shortage la not meeting of Japanese churchmen, king's denial through the premier of _______ (Continued on Page 4.) the cause of the order. It Is said, but press representatives and language the statements credited him by Lord. Constantinople. July 30. — (A. P. 1 I only a delay In obtaining requisitions school teachers to discuss plans for Northc'.iffe, which the later also de-* for the liquid through the depart - The occultation of Venus with the* a campaign for law enforcement. nies. For the first time in history,! mental routine The airplanes have Crescent moon. which was seen here) a monarch took official notice of a been spotting on the average of two at full noon on July 2 was hailed by! GENERAL WOOD REFI Bist TO to three fires dally and these in the the Turks as a good omen in their, BREAK SILENCE ON OFFER newspaper’ item. early stages so that fighting them campaign against the Greeks, for the| crescent moon, with a star between! Manila. July 30.—(A. P.)—Gen CONDITION OF SENATOR NORRIS has been comparatively easy. l<ondon. July 30 - I A. I’.) Set The forest service air patrol the horns, has been used by the Ot eral Wood maintains silence regard IS REPORTED 1 NFAVORABLE tleinent of the citai strike, after more through California has also been Idle toman Turks as their military and re ing the question of the governor Chicago, July 30.—(A. P.) — than three months' Idleness, the re due to the paper shortage. ligious emblem since the 13th cen generalship of the Philippines for Washington, July 30.—(A. P.)— Blocked from the lake along more turn of cotton operatives to work tury. The condition of Senator Norris is than half its south side, Chicago has which he is being urged. and the last tnlnirte agreement In the The crescent itself has played a reported less favorable than at any engineering Industry have complete VETERANS PLAN REt NION conspicuous part in the history of I PRESIDENTIAL PARTY TO VIEW Lime since his collapee Thursday started work to jump the interven ing railroad tracks by building a ly transformed the business. Indus OF NINETY-FIRST DIVISION that part of the world for over 20001 PILGRIM PAGEANT FROM SHIP evening. His friends are concerned. five mile parkway out In the lake. trial and economic aspect of Great years. It was made the badge of This is to run from 12th street to Britain, says the American Chamber !x>s Angeles, Cal., July 30.— (A. Ryzantium in 339 B. C. when the Washington. July 30.—(A. P.)— PORTI «AND MARKETS 55th street, connecting downtown of Commerce In Its official monthly I*.)- Veterans of the 91st division, sudden appearance at a crescent lake front improvement with Jack- summary of trade. which was organised and trained In moon revaled the approach of a Ma The Mayflower is reported off the Virginia capes with the presidential Choice steers ............... $6.00 @ $6.50- son Park, and adding the misaing the went for service In France, have cedonian army. Wage reductions have now been party all well aboard. Hogs, prime light....$12.50 © $12.75 link of a 40-mile drive running along effected in practically all Important started to work to insure the success Ba»t mountain lamts $6.00 @ $6.50 or within a stone's throw of Lake Industries including coal, cotton, of their annual reunion, to be held Prime lambs ......... $5.25 @ $5.75 Michigan. In lx»s Angeles. September 24 and woolen, road transport, tramways, Eggs, buying price______ 28c @ 38c A start is being made this summer gas-works, engineers and railway 25. About 15,000 are expected. Eggs, fancy selects ____________36c on the initial fill-in on the present Men will come from the Ninth men. The cost of living, meanwhile, Butter, extra cubes ____________35c shore line and on a necessary break continues to fall according to official Corim army area, which Includes Butter, prints —________ _____4$c water. It is hoped to complete the California, Montana, Oregon, Wash figures. During June the Index fig ' ■ first part of the shore ‘fill before the ure fell from 128 to 119, a decline ington. Idaho, Nevada and Utah. A Portland, July 30.—(A. P.)—Cat-! year runs out. This will eventually newspaperman, in each case a vete of nine points. tie, hogs and sheep nominally steady! add a strip of land about 600 feet Portland, July 30.— (A. P.)—The The bank rato has been suddenly ran, is being enlisted In a publicity Chicago, July 30.—(A. P.)—A re and unchanged. wide and five miles long beyond the company that will have its members sailors’, firemen's, cooks' and stew sumption of river traffic along ( reduced to 6 per cent. This Is be railroad tracks. The made land will lieved to bo due to action of the in every city and in most of the ards' unions here voted to call off the America's chief river highway, the be converted into a park. OREGON GROWERS Federal Reserve Bank of New York smaller towns in the states named, strike which has been on since May 1. Mississippi, was forecast here last The much larger task of construc which reduced its discount rate to 6 and these soldiers of the pen will Tho engineers voted to return a fort week with the arrival at New Or tion of a long narrow park in the Bartlett Pears per cent. The policies of the Bank see that word of the reunion and the night ago. leans of a shipment equal to 75 car of England and the Federal Reserve details of tho program are spread loads of freight, one of the carloads New York, strong..... $3.95 @ $4.30 waters of the lake may be started Chicago, no change.. $3.85 & $4.00 next spring. It will be built about Bank have run on parallel linos for broadcast throughout their neigh, DUBLIN PARLIAMENT SLATED containing books. borhoods. TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY The trip, which was made partly Boston, lower ....... „...$4 40 @ $4.65 1800 feet from the present shore some time. line. Its east side will give Chica California shipments decreasing. by rail out of Chicago to the Missis The BrIHsh government will give goans the uninterrupted view of the London, July 30. — (A. P.) — A sippi river consumed 12 days and in a grunt of $5,000.000 to foster cot lake on the south that they have long Dublin dispatch of the West Minis quiry has revealed that this is only ton growing in the British Empire wished for. Its side toward the city ter Gazette says that it is understood the ordinary time that it has taken This will replace the former prom will enolose a long lagoon furnish | that the Irish parliament will meet numerous similar cargoes to be car ise of $250,000 a year for five years. ing an admirable course for regattas. | next Thursday or Friday. ried over the 1250 miles. The grant will come out of the profit It will be 600 feet wide. Rivermen point out it is almost made In marketing Egyptian cotton PRESIDENT SI Xi's MESSAGE At intervals along the outer shore certain that the Chicago drainage during the war. TO CHICAGO EXPOSITION I line bathing beaches will be built, canal which will connect latke Mich September 30 has been fixed as the with the purest water obtainable, Berlin, July 30. — (A. P ) — The igan with the Mississippi by a canal Chicago, July 30. — (A. P.) — The commencing date for the new anti German foreign office has expressed Pageant of Progress opened today. sufficient to accommodate the larg Paris, July 30.—(A. P.)—The re I ever free from any shore wash. dumping bill. Discussions in com The cost of the entire project ia mittee point to the fact that a tax of the belief that a working basis has Secretary of laibor Davis brought a est barge now operating on . inland lations between France and Great estimated at around $40,000,006. been established for a conclusion of message from President Harding. waters, will be completed within Britain regarding Silesia were much (Bi 2/3 per cent may l»c imposed by the peace treaty between Germany five years. They call attention to improved today as a remit of the Work is being started under an In the act and that under the depreci and the United States, on a basis by C. H. Corson returned this morn the large amount of freight now go conference betweeu Premier Briand itial $8,000,000 bond issue already ated exchange section, a duty of 500 which American rights and privileges ing from Portland where he attended ing south by water and freely state and the British ambassador. It is voted. per cent will be necessary In some The undertaking is part of the under the Versailles treaty would be a hearing of the telephone company. that the agitation that has brought expected that the supreme council cases. «ccepted by Germany The treaty He drove a Dodge Brothers truck the greater waterways movement to will act on August 4. and in the Chicago plan, drawn up in 1908 and The effects of the coal stoppage would be on the principles enunci hack and thia will be used in work the fore, has awakened the public mean time the nations will work In promoted aince then by the Chicago ated in the Porter-Knox resolution. for the local telephone office. to the possibilities of water shipment. harmony. (Continued on Pago Eight) (Continued on Page Bight) AIRPLANE PATROL HALT IS TEMPORARY ENGLAND STIRRED BY ACTION DE MONARCH TRANSF0RMA1 ION DUE BRITISH COAL STRIKE PARSisnr PROJECT IN CHICAGO ALLIED UNIONS JOIN MISSISSIPPI RIVER ENGINEERS’ DECISION TRAFFIC FORECAST GERMANY EXPECTING PEACE WITH AMERICA 9 WHOLE NUMBER «41
