Dniln Courier ANNO« IATEI* PKEM4 HKKVICE G RAN TH PANH. JGHEPHINE OOUWTY. ORJOOON. VOL. XL, N». XÍU FRIDAY, AUGI ST JU, lt*2l APPOINTMENT FOR WOOD IS HELO UP ««uveriuuenl Report Favila to ludica««* End of Idle Period l>ue to • Cloeed Mills Dtuigerou« Preredeut Ground—Taxes on Medicine and Cereal« Is Ordered lt«lu<«l Washington, Aug. 19.—(A. P )—I (XJNGREHH TO (ONHIDER FARM The administration bill designed to I PAPER NEGOTIATION« AND permit Wood to become the gover­ DWMOUNTING nor general of the Philippines with-, out retiring from the army was tabled by the house committee on) military affairs The committeemen said that to hold it would be a dangerous prece­ Illg Dike Along Pacific Itigli way to dent to establish. Brumfield Mert. Wife in Affection»«* Agricultural Paper Would Be Stand­ San Francisco, Aug. 19.— (A. P.) FRED HAYNES OF ROSEBURG IN Depression In lumbering continue« RECOMMENDED FOR THE to cause unemployment In many KA ND OFFICE Washington and Oregon cities, ac­ cording to a report made public here by the employment service of the United States department ot labor. Portions'of the report covering three of the cities affected follow: Portland—Unemployment tn «11 lines continues, «specially among un­ Prevent Flooding of Pavement Manner—Mo Tears Are Shed and ardized and Cheap and Sound In­ skilled labor and tn lumber, fishing X Brady In Ten Day« Washington. Aug. 19.— (A. P.)—- Only Finances UlM-tused surance Would Be Given and the building trades. Shipyards The bouse ways and means commit­ are practically shut down, and sev­ tee agreed to eliminate the taxes on eral sawmills are reported closed. Construction work on the Savage proprietory medicines, and reduced Roseburg, Aug. 19.—(A. P.) — Portland, Aug. 1*.—(A. P.)—-A By A, O. Hayward Railroad construction, agriculture, Rapids dam baa been going ahead the tax on cereal beverages to 4 cents Brumfield waa placed In the county Washington, Aug. 19.— (I. N. S.) street and highway work and miscel­ Washington dispatch to the Oregon­ rapidly during the past few weeks, l»nr gallon. It la also agreed to bring Jail last night. He was taken from Insurance ot agricultural negoti­ laneous projects are expected to of­ ian says that Senators McNary and The south end of the dam as far as the fire and marine Insurance com­ the train a mile north of the city and able paper to standardize and to pro­ fer considerable employment. Lum­ Stanfield have agreed upon the fol­ the by-pasa waa completed today. panies under the IZH per cent cor­ brought in in an automobile. There vide discount markets tor it is being ber is dull, with shipments delayed, lowing appointments for Oregon: The work between the by-paas and poration Income tax making It the' waa no demonstration and few were considered by congress in its grop- Collector of internal reveaae. [tending settlement of industrial dis­ pier 6, which is the present end of same as that on life. aware of his arrival. Ing for a practical plan to assist the | turbance« among marine workers. Clyde G. Huntley, of Oregon City. construction, will be elided about The prisoner is said to be glad to farmers. Collector of customs for the Wil­ No further reductions are reported Tuesday. It la expeetod to have ths Washington? Aug. 19. —(A. P.) — be home, and expressed the hope that Some large insurance company, or ! in retail establishments, seasonal lamette district, George U. Piper, of north «nd south ends finished en­ The federal aid roads bill, with the everything connected with his ab- companies, may be induced to change trade showing improvements. An ac­ Portland. tirely by September 10, at which appropriation cut from 1100,000,- *«nce would soon be cleared He charter provisions in order to under­ tive building program is effecting Custom appraiser for the Wiliam- time tbs waler will Its turned from 000 to »75,000.000 passed the sen- »l«Pt well, being closely guarded the take this field of Insurance. British ‘ gradual limit elimination of the hous- ette district, E. N. Wheeler, of -Port­ ths by-paas through tbs powwr house at« today. Insurance companies have been en­ ■ ing shortage. The general attitude land. while. gatca. Th« portion of the dam His wife visited him thia morning gaged with profit in this line tor is optimistic. ü. S. marshal, Clarence R. Hotch­ through the by-paaa will then be The greeting was affectionate but many years. kiss, and prohibition director. Dr. Ill« Luck Change« — Astoria — The labor situation Is done, completing the work there were no tears Only financial The McFadden bill creates two cor­ | reasonably favorable. While minor Joseph A. Mannville, of Carlton. Bruce Oldlng was wearing a happy matters were discussed. poration—a rural credit society and The Installation of ths machinery Receiver of the Roseburg land of­ • mile this morning when he entered: a multiple Insurance league—to car­ unemployment exist« In all lines. It fice, Fred W. Haynes, of Roeeburg. In the |>ower house will be finished ! (Continued on rage Two) is not acute. A limited number ry into practical operation the pro­ tomorrow evening • The concrete ! Joe Wharton's gun emporium He ex-: have found work on local projects. The Dalles land office, register, J. posed plan. It la expected that in­ work on the fishway will be com- ¡ plain«! that the cause of the «mile: Lumber operations continue irregu­ W. Donnelly, of Arlington; receiver, wa« that he had at last caught the) surance companies can be induced to pleted by Tuesday. This flHhway lar, one mill being reported closed T. C. Queen, of Burns. Receiver at will be one of the (beat in the state fish that he has been trying for all! accept a multiple insurance charter Although he didn't tell ltd for lack of orders. Decreased labor Burns, J. J. Donegan, of Burns. Re­ summer, in Heu ot state charters, which they and will be one ot the attractions ot I/Htcr. demand, largely affecting women, has ceiver at L^Grande, J. H. Pearce; 4 .steelheads on his hook ho- Whole Ttwm« Contained in now have to carry on' their insur­ the dam Its construction waa aided he had 1 followed restricted activities in can­ register, Car. G. Helm, of Stanfield. Nolhing Held Bark ance business. The federal charter by W. O. Hadley, state fishway In- ■ tore he managed to get on« out neries. A box factory is closed on Vale receiver, George M. Love, of When asked it he <*«ught it on a spin ­ epector. The. Installation of the hy- proposed is broad and liberal and Ixindon. Aug. 19.—(A. P.)—Cur- permits insurance companies in the account of fire. A slight shortage of Vale. Register at Lakeview. Frank drauHe rams and all pipe work be- ner, Bruce launched into a long ar-1 sdn. addressing the house of lords, league to do every class ot insurance. rental houses exists, and there is lit­ P. Light, of Lakeview. I gument on the wherefore of sport I luw the power bouse flour will be (Secretary of the Farm I-oan bank said that the government offered to Many British insurance companies tle home building In progreee. It As fishing. I xks I fishermen will prob-' completed this week. Asa B. i ably th song the river Sunday, hav­ Ireland all that could be given with­ have held such charters for over a I believed that the coming improve­ of the Twelfth district, When the portion of the dam ing learned that Bruce has at last, out compromising the safety of the Thompson, of Echo. ment will be steady. century. The recommendation for surveyor oerora the by-paaa la completed, the realm, the sovereignty of the crown ! caught one. The insurance league work on the structure will be ready general has been deferred. and the dignity of the empire. two purposes: First, it will act as a m > w •«..>- Spokane—There has been no E. mark- for use. The balance of the month E. Brodie, of Oregon City, pres­ In the house of commons, 1-loyd Ied bettermen of the industrial situa­ Of September will be required to In- I’eare Mdp|>ed Out— ident of the National Editorial Asso­ (Continued on page 1.) i George said that the whole terms tion during the month. Unemploy- •tall the preaaure pipe lint*« and the ciation. is said to be favored for min­ Five carloads of pears have been' were contained in the letter to De _ ment is chiefly prevalent in the ister to Siam, and Dan V. Boyd, of other miscellaneous work In the! chipped from the local packing plant Valera, and that nothing had been ! building trades and among unskilled power house and segmental gates - already this week with one more In! kept back. Enterprise, is in line for a diploma­ Oil labor. Restricted activities in lum- The work on the big dike along the sight. It Is expected that the Bart-|-------------- — tie appointment. * i»U ber. mining, and railroad repair lM plans for a negotiation of a peace WOMAN ( \ltlllFS Ot T VOW BY Granta Pana and Jtmcpiilnc Bank Now nia. by the government in its recla­ be plentiful but after a few days ofj (RIWLING NTREETS OF LISBON treaty with the United States. Member of National System mation project there, has thrown open an easy road to one of Klamath Lisbon, Aug. 19.—(A. P.)—A The Grants Pass and Josephine Falls' point of Interest, the strong­ curious sight was witnessed in the bank has received notification that hold of Captain Jack. Modoc chief, injured Man Improving— Official Recognition of Game Feature E. C. Hostetler, who was injured^ str«ieta ot Lisbon Just after dawn re­ it has been admitted as a member of according to the Klamath Record. of Fair 1 Hiring Fall cently Marla Conceicao, wife of a the Federal Reserve system. The Captain Jack's fort, which is sit­ when his team ran away on Thurs-| workman, was seen dragging herself bank is in the Twelfth Re.serve dis­ uated in the lava beds on the south day while hauling water for the Sar­ Olympia. Wash.. Aug. 19.— (A. P.) painfully on her knees from her trict. The bank will lose none of Its shore ot the lake, has been reached age Rapids dam laborers, ah« wb i —Horseshoe pitchers of Washingtea house through the busy streets to privileges as a state bank but will until recently, only by a tedious trib some improvement, although he la received official recognition recently Honolulu. T. II , Aug 19. i V Pl the church of Our iatdy of Health, gain the resources and protection of which occasioned a hike of several still in a serious condition. His' when E. L French, , state ____ ____ director of —The 1921 pineapple pack of th. thus carrying out a vow made dur­ the Federal Reserve system. In which miles through difficult going in the head and body are badly bruised. The agriculture announced that a horse- Hawailnn Islnnds will approximate Ing the iUness of her husband, iti It will have the same rights as a na­ lava beds. Few living away from the report came to the Courier that it shoe pttching contest should be a fea­ 5,SH4,00(t cases, according to a re case of his recovery. tional bank. vicinity knew of the historic old waa a Standard Oil truck that fright­ ture of the fair at Yakima, this fall. cent estimate of A. H. Tarleton The distance from her house to The reserve system makes it pos­ fortress in which the Modoc defied ened the team, but Mr. Flea, local There will be pitching contests for executive secretary of the Hawaiian the church waa over two miles and sible for business conditions to be his enemies. Those who now visit standard Oil representatives, states young and old. Mr. French said, and Pineapple Packers' association l