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♦ T' L IKWH IATEI) PREHH SERVIL*« \I)L, IX., No. IMO. WHOIÆ NUMBER 3370. GRANTS I'A h N. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, - ■ "y AND CREW ARE Lithuania Will Be Split, Poland Co Be Given Administration Over District of VUna I'lxiuiv* in Timber Worst In History of Sieten« County, Washington, According to ltc|M»rts Geneva, Sept. 1.—(A. P.)—«Polish CANADIAN OBSERVER DINCOV- Spokane, Hop! 1.—(A. P.l John WAR VESSEL WASHINGTON IS THREE REGIMENTS PREPARING WAN BROUGHT BEFORE JI IM.I and Lithuanian representatives today Anacher, a rancher, was burned to ERB DRIFTING VESSEL OFF LAUNCHED AT CAMDEN TO LKAVM CAMP BIX FOR HAMILTON YESTERDAY AF settled the dispute between their death in a forest tire west of here. BAN FRANCISCO NEW JERSEY WEST VIRGINIA TERNOON I Fire» In Stevens county are reported to bo worse than al any previous ' time In the county's history. Numerous fires arc boyond control Residents have been warned that each must look out for himself. Murder <hargr«l Cool <'«»llege-tawd le-nUot, Who Refuse» to Show I « su, l NervousneiM* countries, agreeing that there would 1 be two Lithuanians, one the district HMK1 MIL OKOOLO ———• ELEVEN MEI STILL MISSING lion. Mrplams. Were to Have Ile«-n Used lUtt1rs«hip AAill Have Complement of Proclamation Ordering Marital Law ASIATIC TURKEY GOAL OF for Search by Officers of Company 130 Officers »n<l I.2MI Men Ready for Signature by the VICTIMS OF THE H. C. OF L. Who Still Kept Hope ITnddcmt When Ready for I se Angora, Turkey, Sept. 1.—(A. P.) Annapolis Royal. N. 8„ Sept 1.— —The Interior of Asiatic Turkey is I (A. P.) Mixteen year» before the i'amden. N. J., Sept. 1. - (A. P.)—| Seattle, Sept. 1.—(A. P.)—Ths Washington, Sept. 1.— (A. P.) — a rather pleasant place, aside from Roseburg, Sept. 1. — (A. ' Mayflower with bralied sails cast Tho supor-dreadnatight Washington, Brumfield waa indicted lute anchor off Plymouth Rock, the Sieur one of the four largest battleships of Three regiment» of United States the heat and the war with the 'missing freighted Canadian Importer day for first degree murder, and Is J ito Monts sighted the Annapolis Ba- the United States navy, was launched troops at noon were prepared to' Greeks. Where the Nationalists con- has been found with her ertw, safe. leave Camp Dtx. New Jersey, and troi the visitor, if given official ad- The Canadian Observer discovered to make a plea thia afternoon The i sin from the stern dock of another today. Sherman. Ohio, for the West Vir- mission to enter at some Black Sea the drifting vessel at 10:30 last night trial la not expected to start before ■ ship, the Acadle. and landed to form Bestowal of the name of Washing ginia coal fields at a moment's no-1 Port. is free to do much as he likes, about 500 miles west of San Fran Tuesday morning * the first settlement of white men ton on the great superdreadnaught, | and go where he will. cisco. tics. ' the Gulf of Mexico. not | north of of a plea Brumfield entered which plowed into the water at the There la plenty of food and at very; Thirteen airplanes were enroute No trace of the missing boatload Today Nova Scotians celebrated New York Shipbuilding Company's guilty. The court overruled a mo- ; the 30l>th anniversary of tho grant plant today, will enter on the page»’ from I^ugley field, Virginia, to the low prices as compared to. Constan of sailors and the two officers. lion to quaah the indictment. coal field as a precautionary meas- tinople. Eggs cost a cent each, water| The Importer drifted 60 miles Brumfield'» attorney filed an affi ing of the charter of (New Scotland) 'of American naval history the siythj ure ; and musk melons two to three cents. I south and five miles west of where davit of prejudice against Circuit Nova Scotia, by King James I. to Sir »hip to bear that name. Messages poured into the White and a restaurant meal may be had the steamer Cordova last saw her. William Alexander, in 1621. and Naval records show that the first Judge Hamilton, asking that the su- House from the West Virginia offi-j f°r 20 to 30 cents promo coitrt appoint another judge, {paid tribute to the sturdy Scottish four Washingtons derived their* cials and citizens saying that the The drinking visitor may not like) I pioneers who laid the foundations of name» directly from the nation's: It waa announced that a change of armed bands were disposed to dlsre- i the country. Prohibition is honestly j Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 1.—(A. hettloment and government in this first president but that the cruiser, venue would be asked gard the president's call to disperse enforced and public and military of-; P.)—Seaplanes were to leave San The trial was being delayed so I province throe centuries ago as well Washington, the name of which was,, President Harding had one procla-1 ficials are disciplined if found drlnk-i Pedro this morning on the Canadian that affldavlta mght be obtained as lntr«-|>ld French adventurers whose changed to Seattle in 1916, like the mation declaring martial law. ready ng. Card playing is also prohibited government merchant marine steam landing and te'tletnent ittlement In 1604 new superdreadnaught, was named er Canadian Farmer for the scene of In California. Ohio and Canada makes this town i secoud only to St after the state of Washington. Thej to sign. the last position given by the vater- NEW YORK HOTELS Hl ll.ll : Augustine, Florida. In point of age. first Washington was built in 1776,1 Charleston, Sept. 1.—(A. P.)—Ef ARTISTS SOI NIHPROOF BOOMS | logged steamer Canadian Importer Al promptly 2 o'clock yesterday In North America the second In 1778, the third in 1813* forts will be made to induce the and were to cruise the waters, using afternoon, the hour set for arraign and the fourth in 1843. armed bands to disperse before fur New York. Sept. 1.— (A. P.)— the Canadian Farmer as the parent ment of Dr Richard M. Brumfield to The dreadnaught, however, will j ther steps are taken to bring in fed- Sound-proof rooms for nervous ar- boat. answer the Indictment charge, the III MIARIA IMI AMERHA stand out In marked contrast to her: eral troops, William Petry, vice pres Usta are the latest in New York ho- MAKE RIG Bl HI NESS Officials of the Canadian govern prisoner was led from the dark cell predecessors In size and armament. ident of the United Mine Workers, i g »rvice. ment merchant marine would not be One manager has ln- of tho county Jail by Sheriff 3. W. She will have a complement when announced after a conference at Gov stalled one on the top floor of hls. lieve their steamer had foundered Starmer and Deputy Frank Hopkins. Sofia. Bulgaria. Sept., 1.— (A. P.) commissioned of 130 officers and As Brumfield emerged from the In Business between Bulgaria and the 1.281 men as compared with a crew ernor Morgan’s office at which Gen hotel for the use of artist guests and and were ready to use the entire Pa terior of tho Jail Into the bright sun United States has made great strides of 180 men carried by the first Wash eral Bandholtz was preeent. » t - ■ the innovation has b><oma so pop- cific fleet of the company that te A special train carrying union of ular that reservations for its use available to try to find the vessel, light ho blinked his eyes several {recently In spite of the depreciation' ington which after a gallant fight as ficers and Major C. F. Thompson, have to be made several days in ad-j --------- times and then drew a deep breath lot Bulgarian money. Petroleum a part of Arnold's fleet In the Battle I Seattle. Sept. 1.— (A. P.)—The an<! smiled a satisfied smile as It to lead» In Bulgarian-American com- of Ixike Champlain in 1776 was cap U. S. A., will leave Charleston this vance. Singers, composers and actors and Canadian Importer has 3 4 aboard say "Thia free air feels good." lie merce. American oil practically mo tured by the British. The first Wash afternoon. The plan is to address the miners and to urge them to go home. an occasional versifier have found and is now being towed to Esqul- seemed to be more Interested in nopolizing the Bulgarian market. ington's armament consisted of sne ---------- there the noiseless atmosphere so things on tho exterior of the Jail Construction by Americana of 18-pounder, one 12-pounder. two 9-! Charleston. W. Va., Sept. 1.—(A. stimulating to th“, artistic imagina- malt. B. C. than In the fact that he waa being grain elevators on the Black Sea and i pounders and four 6-pounders as P i—Governor Morgan's office an- tion. High C or any other soaring arraigned In ports of the Danube at a cost of | compared with the new battleship's' nounced soon after noon, the receipt note may be reached for by the sing-1 Dressed natty, as though going to several millions of dollars, is the ¡eight 16-inch rifles and fourteenI of a report from Logan, of the re- er without fear that a whirring pneu- pour at an afternoon tea. the doctor first step In a program providing for 5-lnch guns. su tn pt ion of firing on Blair mountain, matje riveter next door will break in was as cool an a cake of ice. the erection of central electric plants The new Washington is the third of | and spoil the performance. Smothly shaven, hair neatly and construction of electric rail- I the four superdreadnaughts or all* in Boone county. Fifty Thousand Blanks Mailed Salem cropped. colter ns white us men for roads, ports and docks. um vlw uuioviui, big-gun ships authorized in 1916; to' Washington. Sept. 1.—— (A. P* Office of Bonus Commission JAPANESE SHIPYARD rurVL-iic OWNERS merly thought his heart was. Brum be launched. Her sister ships are Incomplete telephonic reports re-i AVINS FIRST PARTIAL VICTORY field was the last man In the court the Maryland, commissioned in Au ceived late today by Secretary of - ■ Salem. Oregon. Sept. 1.— (Special) room a stranger would have picked I’ALATIAL MIRBLE It I. MLS War Weeks from Brigadier General gust; the Colorado, launched in Kobe. Japan, Sept. 1. — (A. P.) — A — Fifty thousand application blanks RENT FOR Sto PER MONTH out as the prisoner. March, and now about 75 per cent l.andholtz. said that the indications part(aj victory for capital in the big’for making application for the Ore- Judge J. W Hamilton opened the completed, and the West Virginia, the were that the insurrectionary ele- struggle here between shipbuilders gon state loan and bonus which was door of his chambers, gave a quick Sydney, New South Wales. Sept. 1. completion of which, according to 1 ments in the disturbed sections of and their workmen was evident to- voted to Oregon's ex-service men by glance about the room He took hls^ Palatial marble palaces, erected in navy department officials, is indefi West Virginia were breaking up and day when about 30 per cent of the the people last June, are now being seat The room was as still as the’ the 16th century by Dutch merchants nite due to curtailed appropriations. ! the men returning home. employes returned to their benches distributed to every part of the state, grave Only a slight shudder passed on tho all but forgotten isles of the _______________________ Like her sister ships the new Wash when the shipbuilding plants were These blank forms, upon which »he South Seas, are for rent at 2 pounds, ington will be electrically driven, the ' reopened. The police maintained applicants must establish their eligt- (Continued on Page 3) (en shilling» a month, approximately ’ power being derived from two tur that whatever resistance is left Is bility for the bonus, are being sent to 310, according to letters received by bine generators of 18,000 horsepower kept alive by labor agitators and they American Legion posts of which there _______ Sydney newspapers from mariners each. The driving power will be ap i thought that this influence would are 104 in the stats with the request land Itinerant merchants. plied directly to four propellers by California Engineer Visita Grants shortly be removed. that the posts give them to all eligi Pass in Intervet of Oregon The letters were In answer to a four 8.000 horsepower motors. The On the other hand labor leaders ble ex-service men. Winner of "I’rlx de l’ari»" Finds Big request for information made by an application is to be made so that the declare that the struggle which in This action was taken by the stat* Mwttcrpircc of Ancient Art The survey work frr the new volved a form of syndicalist control English novelist, who Is visiting Aus propellers may be reversed almost in- bonus commission in order to save Grants Pass-Crescent City highway ito as in Italy, is not over. tralia In search for a forgotten I stantly with full power. considerable time in getting the bo Rome, Sept 1.—(A. P.)—An Am Island of romance in the Banda Sea. being pushed rapidly, the camp now nus and loan into the hands of the erican young man, Harry Sternfeld. being ready to move at Patricks BLUE BEAI» IS LUCK TOKEN ex-service men. of 'Pittsburgh, winner of the “Prix Creek from Gasquet, the present OF NATIVES OF NEAR EAST de Paris,” student of tho American HUNGARY PLANS TO SEEK camp, says Engineer J G. Bromley. FINANCIAL AID OF AMERICA Academy here, has discovered a mas who returned last night from a trip Constai-tinople, Sept. 1.—(A. P.l INDIAN VOTERS KIDNAPPED terpiece of Cosmodl mosaics embel Dublin Reply Sent to IJoytl George. to Crescent City. Contractors were -^*'..e luck token of the Near East BY CANDIDATE FOR VOTE lishing a great facade of a medieval Budapest, Sept. 1.— (A. P.)—M. taken over the route to prepare for i.< the b'ue bead, its supposed po Who I« Visiting In Scotland cathedral, several miles from Rome, llegedues, minister of finance, who la submitting bids for the work. The tency is recognized equally by King Buenos Aires, Sept. 1.— (A. P.)— at Clvita Casteliana, a place for cen going to the United States next year, Dublin, Sept. I.— (A. P.)—The California commission has set aside Constantine, the Sultan of Turkey. La Vanguardia, the organ of the so turies forgotten, where the genius told tho Associated Press correspon Irish reply accepts the premier's in 3400.000, which is now available Mustapha Kemal Pasha. General cialist party, tella a curious story of of Cosmodl and his sons Is but com dent he would exhaust "self help" vltation for further conferences in for the work, assuring the comple Papoulas and on down to the humb the kidnapping of 80 Indian voters in monplace bocause of familiarity. before finally presenting his coun I-ondon. tion of the highway to the Oregon lest soldier and peasant. a recent election in the province of The design was executed in the try's problem to America. line. Jujuy in the north of Argentina. The M. Gounaris. the right-hand man year 1210 and shows tho influence “I will ask American capitalists to Oregon's aid in the highway work < f Constantine, carries a whole Indians, says the newspaper, were Dublin. Sept. 1.—(A. P.l—The re- of tho Byzantine school. The whole float a Hungarian bank Issue," he plv of the Irish republican cabinet to was the cause of the visit here yes- taken to the home of a candidate for of tho facade is rich In color and gllt- said, "and I will shrdlu cmfwypmt the latest communication of the Brit terday of W. Sumner, division engi string of beads in his pocket which the chamber of deputies and kept he takee out and fingers while being torlng with golden fragments of stone said, “and it will be good business ish government on the peace proposi neer for Northern California, The interviewed by foreign correspon prisoner for three days in a cellar in which have stood the test of 700 for them." tion was dispatched last night to construction of five miles of new dents. No cabinet meeting or war which there was a wooden image of years. Minister llegedues is to lecture at Lloyd George, who is In Scotland. road on the Oregon side will be council in the Near East is complete the Virgin. Columbus University and the College needed to connect up with the new without beads. The candidate finally entered and of the City of New York but he does highway. The state has already | exacted an oath that the prisoners not expect to leave Hungary until he promised to aid and Josephine coun would vote for him. They were car- PORTIjAND MARKETS finishes his task of trying to stabilize ty will also be called upon to help, I ried off to vote. Hungary's finances, early next year. Thts road will eliminate the heavy Choice steers .......... |6.00 © 36.50 pull over Oregon mountain, which is Hogs..........................»11.00 @ 111.50 Says Armed Forces Will Always Re the roughest It has been for years, Hogs, prime light... 310.50 @ 311.00 ELEtTRIFM'ATlON ADOPTED Necraeary In World says Mr. Bromlay. BY RAILWAYS OF ITALY East Mountain lAmbs 36.00 @ 36.50 Salem. Sept. 1 ( A. P.) Mrs. L. The heaviest part of the work on Ejgs. current receipts ...,28c @ 30c Washington, Sept. 1.—(A. P.) — J. ladfelbeln. of Idaho Falls. the Rome, Aug. 31.—(A. P.l— The President Harding, speaking at the the road between Crescent City and White Henneries ............................ 34c last Nation Invited to Conference mother of John L. Rathle, Is here In Eureka has been completed. Messrs. Selling price, case count .-30c ® 32c Signifie« Intention to Join terceding with the governor to save Italian state railways are bit by bit opening of the fall term at the army Hood and Webber, local contractors, Selects ......... 36c being electrified. Every now and war college, declared that "No mat her son from hanging for Implication are busy rocking that section of the Butter, extra cubes ...... 40c In the murder of Sheriff Taylor, of then the government undertakes to ter where the best aspirations of the road. Washington, Sept. 1.—(A. P.)— Butter, prints ____ 42c add 300 or 400 miles of electrifica world lead us there never may be Italy formally accepted President Pendleton. Wheat ......................... 31.08 @ 31.13 Harding's invitation to participate in Tho war mothers and sisters of the tion to the system. By the end of a time without the necessity tor arm Mr. and Mrs. George Winchell re N —___ ed forces." 1922, there will be more than 2,000 faith are aiding her. Portland. Sept. 1,— (A. P.I— Llve- the disarmament and Far East con Mennonlte turned to their home In Los Angeles miles of el«»ctrlfled state railways in this afternoon after several weeks stock, steady; eggs, firm and high- ference. This acceptance completed William Stout left thia afternoon Italy. This to expected to reduce the Mr. and Mrs. F E. Bigelow and here. Mr. Winchell has property In er. Buyers offer farmers 23c to 30c the list. Great Britain, France, Chi for San Francisco where he has taken coal consumption of the railroads by son, Earl, were local visitors here terests In Tokay heights and comes for current receipts and 34c for na and Japan having already formal about one-third. a position. ly accepted. yesterday from Medford. white henneries. Butter firm. here every vear. CRESCERT CITY SURVEÏ PUSHED ITALÏ FÛRMALLÏ ACCEPTS MEET
