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University of örc Librai) ♦ AHM *<ì ATEI* PRBMH HKKVICK FR1D.AY, SEPTEMBER IO, 1ÌWI. VOL XL, No. 2A2. WHOLK NUMBER VW«. I FIFTY POLICE Thought Pro|M»»al of lt<1 urn of Hhiiu- tung AA ill Be IhwliiMxi—Muy Di»- CU1M ut Mis-t VALLEY FOLK I T. ToklO, Sept 16. (A. P.)—K' LARGE NUMBER OF VISITORS M ANHUAI (¿HTEIt CHARGER TO 'China declines Japan ’s proposals ro-1 FROM J ACKSON COI NTY BPEND BE I HED HHOILJ* VERDICT AT i gardlng the turning of Shantung BE IXW4T DAY AT THE FAIR back to China, which tim government I considers eminently reasonable, Ju- pan may discuss the Hhalitiing ques- tlou lit the Washington conference It is believed here that the Immi gration question will b« kept off the program, though a section of the Attendance F»ir«l» Propt*e,'l(* of Most Women at < ourtroom—< rowd Itali Elrrann May Al»<» llobl El'i llon Japanese public opinion favors rais Even Moat Optimistic—Round-up of Men Att<xnj»t to Rush in But to D»M«wmin«’ AA luti the People of ing the general question of racial Pinture Tai»«*. W«-H Are Held by Police In-laud Ih-slm equality. AA 11 11 ENOORSEMENl fLECIION NEAR GAIE RECEIPfS ARE LARGE Would < bang« to Troop» in Field From I lilef of Air Service line to Eviction in < onimand I Washington, Sept. 16.—(A. P.)—- RANK ROBBERS FOILED IN AT- Major General Menober, chief of the TEMPT ON BANK BY CHE OP army air service has asked Secretary FIRE ALARM of War Weeks for a release from that office and a transfer to the mand of troops in the field. Rumors have been prevalent that General Menoher of Brigadier GeD- eral .Mitchell, the assistant chief of the air service, would resign as a Robbers Return Officer’» Fire lint result of friction which culminated Flee Rain of Bulbi.» From Can last spring in Menoher’s asking the of PtMwe relief of Mitchell. ENGAGEMENTONMAINHIGHWAY « I POSTMASTER GENERAL OV With a delegation of about 50, r » San Francisco. Sept. 16.— (A. P.lj Spokane, Sept- 16.—(A. P.l—Fol- Ixindou, Sept. 16 (A BRITAIN OPENS WIRELESS ' lowing a battle three miles west of Premier Lloyd George, from whom Medford came here today to celebrate '—(District Attorney Brady annonne-! New York, Hept. 16.—(A. P.l— j Medford 'Day at the Southern Oregon ed in police court today that "the; th« next move in tile Irish negotln- Ixindon. Sept. 1«.—(A. P.)— here early today between police and I people are ready to proceed on the ; Postmaster General Kelaway has just a band of bank robbers in which Pa- lions Is looked for. Is III at Onlrloch Arrangement» are being made to i Industrial Exposition. As this is the murder charge" against Roscoe Ar-j opened at Leafield, Oxfordshire, the I trolman Allison was shot and wound with chills and neuralgia, but his hold In I’arl» next spring an exhlbi- _ condition 1» Improve«! today and It Is tlon of nil (American art activity, iti- i flrat large affair to be held in any I buckle, who Is held responsible by first station in the Imperial wireless ed, 50 officers are scouring the coun t*>e v*Hey cities since the cornple- I the authorities for the death of Vir- . expected that he will return to Lon eluding not only the fine arts, such chain which, when completed, will try in search of the bandits who a t'on ,*>e pavement, it afforded an ginia Rappe. don soon to consult on tin- situation furnablnga and architecture. link up almost every part of the Brit I few hours earlier made an unsuccess It is understood that this will b. | opportunity for a demonstration of ful attempt to rob the Reardan Na reaultlng from th« cancellation of The announcement came after | ish Empire. the proposed confereiu,- with the the first time -in which such a com . < the advantages of a paved highway. Brady conferred with the police re-1 The I-eafield station, which has tional bank at Reardan. Washington. After the robbers were routed by prehenaive demonstration of Hie > With th« Medford people were mem (gardlng which of the four charges1 oeen designed entirely by the post- Irlah delegatus. bers of the Scenic Preservation »o- ' Arbuckle should be tried on Two office, will communicate with the the ringing of a fire bell, the police Public opinion 1» solidly support work of American urtlwta, designers; clety of Jackson county They are murder and two manslaughter corresponding station at Abu Zabal, were called and met them on the ing the premier in his contention and architects will be given to the | very much Interested in the displays i charges are pending. that all alliance« posable toward people of France near Cairo. This station is expected i highway. Th robbers opened fir«, The main entertainment for the but fled after the police returned th« The project is to be undertaken peace had been made by Great Brit Judge I-azarus continued the case to be completed In three months. It ain The government may call an at the request of the French minis- afternoon was provided by the round ! until Thursday at 1 p. m. The court will also be used for communication ' fire. •lection to obtain the endorsement try of foreign affairs and the un up. the horsemen again striving to room was filled at 10 o'clock, the I with Mesopotamia and probably for nouncunient 1» made by Julian Ciar- be*t some of the bronchos brought In 1 crowd being mostly women, includ- I broadcasting news to India. of Its policy by the people An extra good dis ence l«evl, of New York, who recent from the range Ijeafleld and Abu Zabal will form Io ■ ing members of the vigilant commit-, The Dull Elreann may ul»o go play of horsemanship and broncho tee which hi pledged to aid the prose- I the first pair of a series of four sta ly returned here after a conference the Irish people to determine by a with the French authorities on that busting was shown. Tomorrow after ' c'ition. tions. the third being in East Africa plebiscite- what the people desire. noon the riders and horses will again subject. _______A More and More People Are Taking Up A crowd of men attempted to rush I and the fourth in South Africa. The French people, he said, are be put up against each other. The first message sent from the Game in (Ity’s Parka the courtroom just before the hear- ( Ixtndon. Sept. 16. —(A. P I interrated in obtaining a better Ribbons have been awarded to the station, as part of the opening cere Kamonn De Val<-ra telegraphed to knowitilge of artistic effort In Amer great majority of the entries and by ing started, but were headed off by mony. was a message ot greeting to Portland. Ore.. Sept. 16.— (A. P.) IJoyd Georg« tonight expressing sur- ica and this exhibition Is Intruded to tomorrow, it Is expected that all the ; the police. all British and to all European and —'More and more people are taking Court attaches said that the mur- prise that the premier did not see fulfill that ne«>«l prize winning displays will be tag der charge may be reduced later by other foreign wireless stations wfth , up golf in Portland each year, ac that Ireland's cause would be irre ged The judging of the stock was cording to C. P. Keyser, superinten the trial court. Prosecution on the in range. parably prejudiced. If she entered the under way this afternoon, most of dent of the city bureau of parks, who PORTO RICO MILL ASK Foil • murder charge bars the defendant proposed conference without making .has charge of the municipal golf AMlltll AN BOARD STEAMER the other departments having already i of liberty by bail. ALL .AROUND ARTESIAN IN her position quite clear been judged There wac a large J 72ND YEAR BUILDS ROMPS course. The course was opened in July. San Juan. P R. Sept. 16.— (A. P.l amount of comiietition In each of the The flower The Insular Chamber of Commerce different d«»partments. New York. Sept. 16.— (A. P.) — 1918. From that time until the end has endorsed the «•fforta of Governor display was attractive, some fine Although entering his 72nd year with of the year. 3394 people played on IL _____ llelly in trying to obtain another line specimens having been «-utered. More I enough money to retire and take up During 1919 there were 13.361 who minerals were being brought in and - Turkieh NationaliM Notelist States golf, Frank D. Johnsou of Brook visited the links and In 1920 the Five Pay Fili«*» In Jiisti««- («nul This of «ten men* to Spain there is no* quite an exhibit of nug Women’» Place I» in the Harem Governor Reiley has taken up with lyn continues to erect houses all by inumber jumped to 20.796. To date Morning—Lau» An- Explnii'«-«! this year there have been 28.630 the Shipping Board at Washington gets and ores. The crystallzed gold himself and sell them 'the question of having Shipping nuggets attracted a large amount of Angora. Sept. 16. (A. P.l—-"The i players ’ on the course. For the last 50 years he has work Th«- three traffic officers were busy attentiou as well as the large nugget; seclusion of the harem is best adapt- , ed 10 to 12 hours a day at this pur last night keeping their eyes open for i Board vessel« oi»erated by the Ward which weighs up to *140. A large ed to woman’s nature and it Is best' suit and now is putting up a one-man ' Line out of New Orleans stop at some violators of the traffic laws and be- collection of agates polished by local No for«- the evening was done had slated island port en route to end from agate collectors drew much favorable for th« social order that she should ' house on Gravesend Avenue, be there." declared Mufide Ferid j hands but his own have touched the In onler to provide more fre- Spain five to appear In court this morning comment Hanein. the Notionalist novelist and . structure since he started it. and tell Judge Holman about It. quent meana of in.iking coffee »hip- beautiful wife of Ahmed Ferid Bey, | The crowds kept going in all day ments "I could have knocked off Various Sections of City Seek to Se .Mam others were warned that they ex-minister of finances, to the cor-1 taken it easy, but if I had done so I long. The attendance yesterday sur Porto Ricans say additional ser- . were violating the laws and were cure Site of UMJ.1 Exposition respondent in an interview. "The would now be reposing in some asked to comply with them. The offi vice 'would not only be of grrat as- j passed the expectation of even the cers «tate that the time of warnings sistance to the coffee shipper* but' most optomistic, gate receipts being harem grew out of the intelligent graveyard,” was the way Johnson put Portland. Ore.. Sept. 16.— (A. P.) large. The dance in the evening was understanding of the marirage rela-! It. —Just now Portland is a big debat- has about passed and that hereafter would also provide further facilities i ot | tlon it represents the wisdom of the ; Besides being a stonemason, brick in g society, free for all. and the var- they will send the violators to Judge I for other freight shipments between patronized by a large number orchestra East. layer. carpenter, plasterer, plumber, ions sections of the city are loud in Holman who has a way of his own the island. Cuba. Spain and the Gulf dancers. The W. O. W. furnished the music. The floor was "I am a reformed woman's rights tinsmith, painter, paper hanger, of Mexico In dealing with them their boosting for proposed sites for in good condition, having been well advocate." she continued. "I used decorator, glazier, electrician, wood the worlds fair to be held here in No patent lens have been put on I sanded in the afternoon. to yearn for the independence of the carver and cabinet maker. Johnson 1925—the Atlantic-Pacific Highways the market that comply with the (’HIEV' JUSTICE TAFT HIIJ. American and European woman, but studied all the Ins and outs of laws was booth The American I^egion and Electrical Exposition state law regarding the dimming ot HEAD <NITAK1AN CONFERENCE kept busy making out applications now I believe the mistress of the governing real estate, so as to save There are a dozen or more sites tights, states Mr McMahon Cars for loans for ex-service men. This harem Is a superior product to the all title searching and allied fees. l*etrolt, Sept 16.—(A. P.l—Chief available, and the communities ad when approaching another must al- i spendthrift Russian woman, the sen Howard Taft is was done free of charge, the l^egion joining each have been so clamorous way dim their lights or they will be Justice William timental Austrian, the nagging Eng Ki .MORh ot-' vrsrr by king having a notary in the booth to do in advocating advantages that the subject to arrrat, with a probable scheduled to give the presidential lish woman and the calculating, self CHRISTIAN ARK UNFOUNDED committee in charge of the prelim fine Also lights must always be address al the 29th biennial meet the work A number of concessions centered American woman.” began making their appearance and inary arrangements decided to put a «llmmed when driving In town Speed, ing of the General Unitarian confer everything will be going strong for Copenhagen, Sept. 1«.— (A. 'P.I — Questionnaire through which propo laws regulate the speed on the hlgh- ence here on October 6. the final day. Rumors that King Christian of Den nents of each site can set forth in way at 30 miles an hour, and at 2<* mark is shortly to pay an official via- detail the reasons they have to offer In towns. At intersections the speed .FOI NBAT1ONS OF IM)RI< it to the United States are unfounded. for its acceptance. These question must not be greater than 12 miles TEMPI J>1 FOI N'D AT SICYON | The rumors probably arose from naire« are to be submitted before No while cars must slow down to I 2 on Both l ’ nivrr- Graduare Mammerx of the fact that many influential Danes vember 1. passing schools. i Athens, Sept. 16. (A. P.)—The I > II III, UBLfll L II »itira II cwm II Failure ot Contrat and Americans living at present here Hand signals should be carefully ; foundation« of a large 'Doric temple , were of the opinion that an official observed, a hand straight out mean have been discovered at Slcyon. The J Balance of Trade in Five .Months of Seattle, Wash., Sept. 1«. (»A. P.> visit to America by the King and ing a turn to the left; pointing up. a ! temple, which was destroyed during —Football fans of the Pacific north ml Mak« Poor Showing turn to the right; and down, that the I the (Rome epoch, Is probably that of west regret the fact that to date no I Queen would be lkely to further bonds of car Is stopping Many nccidenta will 1 Artemis. game has been scheduled for this strengthen the natural Home, Sept. 16.- (A. P.)—The year between the two traditional friendship between the two nations. Western College Gridirons Scene« of I he averted by ths use ot these sig balance of trade is still running They also though that it was desir nals. according, to Mr. McMahon. Pe- rivals, the University ot Oregon and Activity Yesterday able that the king should go as his against Italy. In the first five «leatrians walking along the high -THREE KILIJCI* MEN ARMY the .University ot Washington. ITzANK CRASHES TO EARTH months of 1921, the imports were ways must walk on the left side of There has been keen rivalry be own ambassador and express Den San Francisco, Sept. 16.—(A. P.) approximately *317.000,000, while the road, so as to see the cars ap- tween Washington and Oregon ever mark's gratitude toward America for —Footballs spiraled Into the air yes Dallas, Texas, Sept. 16. (A. P.) the exports amounted to but »13 4,- her valuable aid in getting back terday on six far western college proaching them since Gil l»obie coached the Seattle Lieutenant James F. Armstrong Danish Siesvig from Germany. 000,000. This leaves an adverse O. R. Fonts paid a Mue of 120 und eleven and Hugo Hezdek piloted the gridirons when the teams of the Pa costa this morning (or careless driv- and Sergeants Gibson and White trade balance of *183,000,000. In Oregonians, and a great «leal of in cific Coast Conference officially Jng. .1. L. Schwenk was nrrested for were instantly killed today when an the corresponding period last year terest has been taken in their annual I 11 H TI AND MARKETS opened their 1921 practice season. army plan«- went Into a tail spin and- the adverse balance was *160,000,- speeding and paid a fine of *ja and Under the conference rules, no contests. 000. costa. William Ends was flne«l *5 crashed to earth. Graduate managers of both the Choice steers ............. *6.00 «i »6.50 practice may be held by varsity teams and costs tor speeding on u motor *4.50 © 15.00 or be directed by varsity coaches un schools admitted recently they made Choice feeders cycle. E. M. MflCalllater paid *5 and ( ornell G i -« h -cry l*urcliaM-«l— a .mistake when they failed to ar Hogs, prime light *11.50 » *1 2.00 til September 15 of each year. In The T. II. Cornell grocery on Sixth 1 ROA GARDNER NO LONGER «■oats for operating hl.s car without range a game tor this year and an Hogs, prime light.. *12.00 © $12.56 the several conference schools not ON THE ISLAND IS BELIEF .a tail light. H. Glazier was as street has been purchased by th«' nounced that in the future the con East Mountain Igimbs *6.00 (it *6.50 yet open, the football men are report sessed *25 and costs for excessive owners of the Evans Groceteria and White Henneries ............................... 34c ing early. test would not be overlooked. will be conducted by them in the fu speeding. As all the conference schools ob Efforts are still being made to Eggs, buying .................... 30c <fi 32c ture. The store will be run on the McNeil’s Island. Sept. 16.- (A. P.l schedule a game between the I wo for Selling, candled ............. ,38c (it 40c serve the practice date rule, yester .SENATE < OMMITTEE AGREES groceteria plan and Is to be known us Roy Gardner has made his escape late November or early December. Eggs, selects ............. 40c ft 42c day found the varsity squads assemb TO REPEAL INCOME Hl II TAX the Grants Pass Groceteria. The from McNeil’s Island or is hiding in , Butter, extra cubes ......................... 43c ling for the ftrst time at the organi no v owners. ,T. C. Evans. A. B Evans the home of some resident of the BARK III TH TWO OVER RMIIRD Rutter, prints ................................... 4 2c zation institutions, the University of Washington. Sept. 16. (A. P. I and Frank W. Evans, have already island, according to four expert MADE BY HIM I »AST SEASON Wheat ............................. »1.09 © »113 California, Stanford University, the I The senate finance committee agreed taken over the store and ar«» con woodsmen who have been on the University of Oregon. Oregon Agri to rap-mi the Income surtax one per ducting it along th«' new lines, which bandit’s trail. They quit the chase Now York. Sept. 16.- (A. P.l — ! Portland. Sept. 16.— (A. P.)—Cat cultural College, the University of -cent on net Incomes of over *5000 they find to take very well with local today and left for horns, giving up Babe Ruth made his 56th home run tle and sheep steady; hogs, weak; Washington and Washington State people. .and under $6000. alt hop» of finding ths fugitive. of tbs season here today. eggs, firm; butter. 1c higher. College PORTLANDERS TURNING 10 GŒF SAYSAMEfilCAN WOMEN SELFISH FOOTBALL PRACTICE IS BEGUN
