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% PfU>H SERVICE. ASSOCIATED nan»; - MMl GRANTS PAHS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON * - - Wi.l'SIhlili. |*| < I MltEH 21, IO2I BRITISH DELEGATION CHANGES SAILING DATE TOBECOMPLETE AUT« »MOBILEN CAN NOW TIIRI I OVER THE F4RMT FOIR MII.F« OF THE Bo Ui EMPLOYES BEING RELEASED Bavent Suow Sturm l»ld Not Serious ly lm*ay the Grading O|,«vntlons Says Mr. I »why The Cave Highway is now rapid- £ )y nearing completion, according to Joe lueshy, wbo came In from the camp Tuesday. Mr. Ixiuhy «Hated that the first of the year will see the road wholly completed and ready tor use. At present lime, the hlghw- in passable to automobiles half the way up or a distance i of about four mile*. The ruen are being I____ let _ off ____ na rapidly as possible and there are but two gangs, com posed of about 50 or 60 men still on the job. Tha highway is 10 feet wide, al though the specifications called for eight tact. Engineer Peters of Bel lingham. who has had charge of the engineering part of tbs work, found that the road could lie widened with out a great amount of extra time or expense. The maximum grade ia six per cant, allowing an easy climb to the lop. The highway terminales (00 feel below th« cave eutrauce. A camp aHe Is being provided at this place. The recent snow did not seriously hamper operations according to Mr. 1-eahy. Small slid«» wars encount ered lu a few place« but tor the most part the road was uninjured. There was about six Inched along the hlgh- way. Mr. 4 «ah y left last niaht for hie home_ In _ Emano, ____ where he will ' spend the holidays. He will return here about the first of the year to wind up the work. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Washington, !>«*, 21 (A. Pi Th» British délégation to the urlìi» conference today cun- celleil reservations on a steumer leaving Dmemlier 31, satisfied th ere was Bille chance of fin ishing the conference liefore I ho middle of January. 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 44444444444E4444 « PREFERRED CART DRIVERS SALARI TO TEACHER'S Berlin, l»cc. 31 (A. P » -Mlddle- class Germans are so hard up that recently a Potsdam candidate for an Instructor's poet informed the gov ernment thut he would become a dust-cart driver rather than have the privilege of bringing up young Pota darners. ne said the i>eddllng bus- Inesa would pay much better Tbs government had given him to understand that be we* one ut 175 applicants for a position of regular teacher In German school and that owing to his y««utli there whs no «■bunco for him ut present. (tI KMW Solti.E EXPELLED Berlin, Dec. SI. (I. N. S.)—Thu Association of Germun NolilUty ha» expelled Freiherr von Brandenstein, the premier of the mlddle-German federal republic of Thuringia, who Is a member of the majority socialist party. The reason la that ho sup pressed reactionary propaganda. ALANSON B. HOUGHTON Salem, Ore., Doc. 21.— (A. P. I — The sonata passed over the veto ut the governor the Mo ser bill of Gio lest regular ses sion providing for regulation of motor bus Hue* by the public service commission ______ SUGAR REFINERY NO LONGER A MONOPOLY Washington, Dec. 21.— (A P. >- The anti-trust suit begun against the American Sugar Re fining Company in 1910, Is to be disposed of by decree approv ed by Attorney General Daugh erty. who announced the com pany was no longer a monopoly. 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 I I» FIRST BILI, TO RECEIVE FAV I.EGINLATORH IX »NT IN ATTEMIT NEVADA TO EXECUTE ORARLE CONSIDERATION IN TO FIND WAY FOR FINANCING WITH LETHAL GAS SESSION EXPOSITION Reno. Nev., De«’. 21. - I. N. 3.1 — ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ BY "BLOCS” TO 4 ♦ ♦ 4 4 Sl’RG»X)N URGER REMOVAL OF ALL APPENDI X EH MEASURE IS INTRODUCED IN CONORMS TO PVT STOP TO COMBINATIONS Kane. P„ De<*. 21.—(I. N. 3.1— Nevada's lethal gas law providing Dr. Evan Kane, the surgeon who last that capital punishment be executed Summer cut out his own appendix by a<lminlstrating some form of gas without first taking an anesthetic, to «-omlemned persons will probably has suggested to the Elk County be tested in the Supreme Court soon, Medical Society that a law should when tlee Jun. a Ran Francisco Chl- be passed by the next state legisla HeniUor Smith's Antl-Mlllage Rill Ite- uose, and Jlughl« Hing, a Chintwe Six Vetoes of «lie Governor Am Sus ture compelling every child to bave Members Who Violate Proposed Law of Carson City, pay th« death penalty portavi Unfavorably by th«' Cusn- tain«! anti Boati Committee Has Would Be Subject to a Kne of Ita M>pendlx cut out. Properly per for killing one of their countrymen. mlUea Hot Meet Thousand lh»l<ars form«! ami with the right hospital The two are the first to come under ! care afterward, he said, the number ithe penalty of the new gas law. An j of death« from such operations would Salem, Ore., Dec. 21.—'(A. P.j—- ■ application for a trial has been made, Salem, Ore, Dec. 21.—(A. P.)—' be few. He contended that many Washington, Dec. 21.—(A. P.)— An amended bill, incorporating an {and If this 1s denied (he men have no The first bill passed by the state sen human ills were directly traceable A bill prohibiting the formation in -alternative course t|t>d«»r the law. increased gasoline tax with the gen-; ate was the measure providing that to diseased appendix. Chronic in congress of "bioca” baaed upon par The state has made no provision money received under the bonus act erul provisions of the Kubli bill, validism from rheumatism, dyspepsia ticular pursuhs or geographical loca was considered today by leaders plan fo> erecting a gas cell in Its new '»hall not be applied to payment of and other Illnesses are resulta of tions tor the purpose ot "In any way ning the financing of the exposition. prison, now under construction. The debts contracted before receipt of chronic appendicitis, he said. affecting legislation" was Introduced Senate and bouse leaders asserted funner provision ot shooting or hav ths bonus. today by Representative Ansorge, re ing prisoners waa repealed by the WHOLE HOOCH Ol'TFIT that the gasoline tax measure was The senate yesterday sustain«! publican in New York. the most feasible and predicted its { U*«l»lature which passed the the governor’s veto of six measures Senators and representatives would Toronto, Ohio, Dec. 21.—tl. H. 8.) Five bills on exposition ' ,a*‘ passage, passed at the last regular session. —Officers searched the boarding be subjected to a fine of $1.000 if it financing were before the house to-1 Hot words were exchanged at the bouse of John Szabol here six times were proved they belonged to a hearing last night of the house roads without result. The seventh time "bloc.” day on their merits. OHIO UNIVERSITY’ GETS Haven emergency bills have been{ MANY FOOTBALL OFFE ILS committee between Arthur Spencer, they found two stills and 24»O gallons referred back to the legislature an Union Pacific attorney, and John F. of mash under the front perch of worth of consideration, among them ; Athens, Ohio, Dec. 21.—(I. N. 8.) Logan, representing the Motor Bus the house. Szaboi was fined »400. a bill to enable Multnomah county |—Ohio University twin« to have Association, over provisions which Claud Booth arrived yesterday to pay present salaries to deputy i made an impression in the East this Spencer said would make possible the sheriffs, and th*, norblad bill appru- fall in football that alii aid in sched granting of exclusive franchises to from Corvallis where he has been Iront Ten to Twenty Believed Dead attending O.A. C. He will visit prlatlng funds for continued trans- ule-making this winter, preparatory the bus lines. in 4 id um bus Store ; over the holidays with his sister, Mrs. portal Ion of 2200 school children te next season. Ohio played three ' Carl Gentner. from outlying areas Into school dis- time» in the East, losing to Syracuse Columbus. Ohio, Dec. 21.— (A. tricta. Three bills have been re P.)—From ten to 20 people are be ported unfavorably, including Sen- EDWARD J. HENNING lieved to have been killed in a gas ator Hnvith's providing that all Offers for next season have been ' ______ exploeion which destroyed Wright's age tax bills be suspended. received from Center. Kentucky, the Kidnappi^K* Furnish One of Com- women's furnishing store in East Navy, Annapolis; Georgetown, Wash- mOn Forms of Outlawry Main srtee’. here late today. Salem, Ore., Dec. 21.—(A. P.) — ington. D. C.; Cdlumbus, New York. After brisk debate the house at noon West Virginia. Morgantown; West. London, Dec. 21.—(A P.)—Five today by an ¿verwhelming majority Virginia Wesleyan, and Bethany, Bethany. hundred and ninety-five breaches of laid on the table a motion by Ben-^Several of these game«. It waa stat- truce in Ireland have occurred aince nett, of Coos county, to postpone In ed, probably will bn scheduled. the unsigned terms were agreed up definitely the direct property tax on. Thomas Watters Brown. Attor- bill, and as a result this measure, .Moswtay to Be Holydap—- laey General for Ireland, told along with the gasoline and income •Merchants of the city will observe' hou,“s ot commons. tax bills, will be considered by the Monday as a holiday, aa Christmas i Th® incidents include 206 kidnap house this afternoon. 'The vote indi fans on Sunday. Banks Will remain {Pings, in 144 of which the persons There is fun and furbishing» and cated the house practically a unit tor open Saturday night from 6;30 to kidnapped are known to have been dramatic splendor a plenty in the the “Oregon 1925 Exposition,” the Dramatic Order Knights of Khoras- 7:30 in order to care for persons released while 150 of the other only question being a« to the beat san. and all will be on display next wishing to use them. Drug stores breaches relate to drilling, etc., not method ot financing. Tuesday evening when the ceremon wtll probably remain open until noon involving interference with individ Senator Eddy obtain«! promise of ial is put on in this city. Probably uals. Monday. exposition leaders to put into the the uninitiated will think a circus "Has anybody been punished for gasoline tax bill a provision that out has come to town, and those who are these very serlogs offenses of kid of $3,000,000 to be raised. 10 per initiated will know that it Is worse napping?” the questioner insisted. cent shall go to counties according to than that. •'A number of persons have been proportion of the sale of gasoline punished," was the attorney | The D. O. K. K. is the dramatic tor preparing county exhibits at the branch of the Knights of Pythias, and Twu Initiative ami Two Bond Meas eral's brief ►eply. exposition. occupies the same relation to the ures Are < ’onslder<M general fraternal order that the Myo tte Shrine does to the Masonic or 8ax*ramento, Cal, Dec. 21.— (A. der. The D. O. K. K. ceremonial here P.)—Two intlatlve and two bond ___ __ will be in charge of the Medford measures are on the ballot at a ape- Bings Indicate That Indian Rellr Was temple, the only one in Southern Trial of Jo Heil Star««1 Tuemlay Af- oial election being held today in Sac Shot 175 Years Ago Oregon, the jurisdiction ot which ramento. One intlatlve measure pro- i trrnoon. Ends Today Edward J. Henning also extends into tCalifornia. There poses the repeal of an ordinance pointed assistant secretary Raymund, Wasn., Dec. 21—z Portland. Dec. 21.—(A. P.) — The Passed by popular vote several p.)_An arrowhead shot into a huge He was born in Wisconsin and liven will 'be a large number of Knights of case of Joe Heil. charged with the montha ago which prohibited the f|r tree near here many years ago In San Diego, Cal.; he la a lawyer Pythias for initiation into the tem murder of Jerry Power», pool hall use of one-man street cars by the wajl recently discovered in a log cut and a high officer in the Loyal Order ple. and there will be mirth and mer proprietor, went to the jury at noon Pacific Gas and Electric Company. t>y a local lumber company. of Mooae, aa ia his chief, Secretary riment. banquetting and social Inter The . Davin. after a trial breaking the speed re Repeal of the ordinance was made a rings above the mingling. till morning doth appear. arrowhead were j cord. It started yesterday afternoon. condition in a recent state railroad ■ counted and they showed 175 years I commission finding which allowed {of growth, ELEYKN IN JURY BOX I the company to raise its fares in the! The arrowhead was of blue flint TO TRY PETE BEEBE city. Uae of the one-man cars and an<| we|i formed. ______________ here Historians Albany, Dec. 21.—(A. P.)—Exam the removal of certain other reetric- believe it was made by a member of ination of the fourth panel has begun in the trial of Pete Beebe, for the Hons, It was ruled, will permit the the Chinook or Chehalis tribes, who Painter murder. Eleven are in the retention of the five-cent fare now occupied this section at the time It in force. la thought the arrow was sent into ‘jury j,0I The second Initial Iva measure is a the tree. Redding. Cal., Dec. 21.—(A. P.l what is known as the Devil's Kitch prohibition enforcement ordinance, —Eruptions are not liable to occur en, one of the noted spots in the popularly labelled a ‘MAttle Volstead I at Lassen Peak, the only active vol- park. In the Devil’s Kitchen there Act." Opponents of the measure icano in the United States proper, as are between 700 and 800 active hot contend it goes even further than the long as the mountain continues to springs, boiling mud craters and gey Governor < leñera I Wood Announces federal prohibition act. emit smoke and steam, as It Is now sers within an area ot 25 acres. Some The issuance Of $900,000 in bonds Hunters on Peninsuln Bring In Ijirgc doing, according to M. E. Dittmar, of the geysers force boiling water Plans for Consolidation for completion of the municipal fil Kills—Stock in Danger geologist and authority on ftndi- several feet into the air and eject Manila. P. T„ Dec. 21.—(A. P.) — tration plant Is another proposition steam to a height ot several hundred tions in the lessen section here. Aberdeen, Wash.. Dec. 21.—(A. Governor General Wood has an to be voted upon. The second bond Dittmar, known as the "father" , feet. nounced that ho already has begun measure would provide for issuing iP.)—Cougars and beers have been of Ixissen National Park, which ln-| Bolling waters from the Kitchen work on plans 'to consolidate certain $200.000 in bonds to Improve wharf reported prowling in considerable eludes the volcano and the country flow lnto the *«Y cold waters of a government activities on an econom age facilities along the Sacramento number in the Olympic Peninsula surrounding it, recently returned nearby etream which has been named section and other districts near here. from an extensive tour over the sec the Rivulet Styx. A scenic highway ical basis, in order to obtain euffi- river. Recently several Ibears appeared tion. is proposed through the park, touch alent funds for the care of lepers and PORTLAND MARKETS at North 'Beach, a summer resort on ing the Devil's Kitchen, the Rivulet the insane, and for education, public The action of the volcano, the works and public welfare work In Choice steers ............... $6.50 »7.00 Willapa Harbor. Washington. A lo geologist declares, is similar to that Styx and giving a view of the moun tain. general. 19 00 comotive engineer reported that he Choice dairy ca1ves....$8.50 of a steam boiler As long as steam "This does not mean, however,” Hogs, prime light.... $8.50 »8.75 saved several sheep from a bear by can «»scape there Is not atty danger said the governor-general, ''that the Beet valley lambs IS.75 blowing the waistle of his engine and of an explosion but if the steam is SMITH, BROWN AND JONES $8.25 STILL GOING STRONG the services of certain officials or East Mountain Lambs. $8.50 Another 19.00 frightening bruin away. confined and cannot escape, the pres 150- employees will have to be dispensed Uggs, buying price ...........4« bear entered a pig pen. killed a T 45c sure gradually increases until finally Cleveland. Dec. 21.—(I. N. 8.) — with In ithe government. We went Eggs, selling price.............48 pound porker and escaped with part the boiler blows up. just as the top There are 8,060 Smiths Hated In the of the carcass. all the officials we need, but we <|o F.gga. selling candled------- 4( of the mountain blows off if gas and new Cleveland city directory Just is Four cougars were killed in the not want the unnecessary ones." 54c Eggs, white hennociea _...5J steam Inside is confined. sued. The Brown family Is second Olympic Mountains recently in one One" of the first steps taken to Butter, extra cubes......41o There is a great deal of steam and with 1,530 named and the Jonses day and night by John Bunch. This ward pruning down the expenses of Butter ..................................... Is believed to be the largest bag of gas coming from the cracks tn the come third with 1,395. the government is the announce- Wheat .......................... $1.04 The longest name is Schimmelpfen- cougars yet taken In the Olympics. mountain, Dittmar reported, Before ment of the merging of the mint bureau with the insular treasury, Portland, Ore., Doc. 21.—(A. P«) A bounty of $20 la paid on each cou the big eruption of 1915 there waa ning and the shortest Er. The Aackbee family easily secured the mint becoming simply a division —Cattle, steady; hogs, 10c to 20c gar killed, for it is estimated that very little steam emitted. Several geyser.« have made their first piece in the book, while Mr. 25c lower; eggs, one cougar kills 50 elk and deer of the treasury Instead of a separ higher; sheep, appearance since the eruption in Zyznowskl ran last. ate bureau. firm; butter, steady. each year. D.O.LK.CEREMOHIA1 TUESDAY One of the Negotiator* of Do« limen« Make* Statement Misa Thelma Wllklnaon. of Wil llama, apenl Tuesday and Wednesday in the city shopping. I . . . . — n TRUCE ||0f OBSERVED OPPOSES YOTEOmmSH TREATY Dublin, Dec. 11.—(A. P)—Oppo- eitlen to referrlng the Anglo-Irish treaty to the Irish electorate was voiced by George Duffy, one <rf the treaty negotiators, In an argument for ratification before the dall elre- nun today. WHOLE NUMBER 31*2. 7» Congressman Alanson B. Houghton of Now York who has bssn appointed ambassador to Carmany. Mr. Hough ton Is a native of Cambridge, Mass., a graduate of Harvard and of tho uni vorsltios of Qottlngsn, Berlin ano Pa ria He speaks both German and French fluently. Ho Is flfty-elght year« old. li Mandalay,. Burma, Dec. 21. (A. clusiveness Is being worahlpp«»d with P.) — Demand tor a tree Burma with ever Incroaslng eagerness, the fresh out the British Empire, tempered 'by worshippers are being added day by adherence to the principle of non day. But T wo should not get deject- violence, waa the chief sentiment ex ed. Without listening to the cries of pressed at the ninth annual confer the reactionaries and otxrcurantlsts, ence of Burmese Associations, which •we must march on steadily until our recently held a four-days session destination Is reached. We all know here. Thia nuietlng, called by na that our cause is a righteous one tionalist leaders "the most moment founded upon justice and equity. ous conference that 'Burma has ever Ours Is a noble fight, a fight against seen,” 1 waa attended, In spite of tho domination and other rule. Our doc railway ' breaoh, by over 25,000 dele- trine Is ‘right Is might’ and not «Ates, including more than 1,000 ‘might is right.’ women. "Tho might of empires may be The conference opened with the very great and formidable, but no presidential address of U. Mye. who long as we keep ourselves to truth, wore the insignia conferred by King right and Justice, we fear nothing. Mlndon. In ibis address, U. Mye We court no man's favor and fear no urged the Inteneive pushing of the 1 man'a frown. We aro In bondage 'boycott against foreign goods, the and there will be no happiness until Wo can support of the national education ' we regain our freedom. movement, ' absolute non-coopera i not forever be held under perpetual tion with the government, a cold re ¡•Objection. motherland __ Is at ception for the Prince of Wales, and ' "Service ______ to the ._ ___________ a united stand for complete Indepen-: times a thankless task, but wo must [ not look forward to honors and grati dance. In concluding he said: "Compatriots, as we all know, we tude. Our minds must be bent Upon noniwhites are struggling hard working for the country, let others against tha political and economic say or jeer at us as they like. We dominion of the whites. The fight la In Burma should one and all be de really an uphill fight. We are bet termined to serve the motherland, tween the Scylla ot foreign exploita- whatever the consequences.” The conference. In the resolutions , tlon and the Charybdis of political domination. Racial discrimination which it adopted, showed itself In ac is the doctrine of the whites. The cord with U. Mye in the points men- fetish of white domination and cx- tinned In his address. SPEED RECORD INMURDERCASE Annuwntrtu uttr in rm mtt
