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GRAttTM l’AHN JOSEPHINE C<H STY. OREGON
PRINCIPAL OP k i-'
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HIGH SCHOOL b
CASE STARTED
■ IO YEARS AGO
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Addition to Grange
Hall Will Be Baili
HI I 11.EMI X f
COMES
A ITI It
MtN'G I I IK. MIOS IX MT A IT
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At the ni' ctlai g Monday «vening of
III« itogli« itivi •r Volley Grnng« it
was d«*i*lc*| to aitar the building
plans formerly V aid.
lii«fl*uid of
adding ’ to the w* t vnd of th« biillil
Ing 1 # feet Will l*e added to the
side of th* hull, running tho
full length of the bulldmg
This
Way Ofw ii to Itnprtivemciit of Prop­ will greatly Increase çlia capacity of
<»ry
erty Wh*m Tlm< 4 ; hi «
th** h»ll. made m*e*»iM «ary by the rapid
of < a*r 1 hi! Bin
in membership. Ten new
fuembPr** were Initlut**<i and several
npult* ntl* ti** w* « r**c**iv**d.
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Hurd km
it lylk
çooperutl
lia vit: g b. i
utul**
tho grange
for t h«’
months,
A
hard ti
la* held on
Mar»' h I u,
an excellent
proc.
MERGER GETS
ATTENTION IN
SENATE TODAY
AMI XHMIATN WILL II!. 1DDEI»
HI SI ll-I UM'lir tl I' !>!’
BOTH IIOI s| s
WL’DMShlV. I -Ellin Aiti 21, 192 1
JAPANESE POPULATION
INCREASES IN HAWAII
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Salem, Feb. 21
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todgjr amendments w**r« h"ln
ed for the Cnrkln consoli jution
for the senate committee on
and stat« offices to report <j;
cotiitnlttce agreed on oti *
m<mts. Senators John
Itepreaentutive t'nrkfn
«d as n sub-comniitte t
amendment*. Ths la'
er Is to remain elect I v th 11 'Cl
commisKlo
com mlssin
in fi I
bitration
f
board of
t a
u
I resent,
erteil«*.i tiu
the bill is
rlty to Iran*
the function» from on.» de,»»
nt
to another. The banking
nicnt Is to be find it the g
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of health.
' recorded
as ,1.761.
re report-
■lallst lc«.
Honolulu
for every
lug 314
baths for
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•'< H**o" Bill Pus
I.oiu-r H<m'i>—
Go.i inor Giv«*n I’owcr t«i 11* in< <-*■
Elsli I iiiiunl .binil i.
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SALT LAKE PUTS BAN
ON SMOKING IN PUBLIC
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MANY EOÄROS BE UNCHANGED
o
births
th« y< i r.
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NEXT 10 YEARS
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TIMBER INDUSTRY MAID BY I.A
M.llt T<H(/i; IO BE I.AItGE
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City Will Observe
Washington's Birth
anni
tomorrow
all day. a
poetoftlce
11 in th*
d
ma
s hoots w 1 o!
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covin' V
noon
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prenants
«a to hat e appro
the! Ir win !nw»i by
Am ran Ixyglon.
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Salt lake Clly, Feb. 21.— (A
P.f—Nine men were arrested
today charged with the viola­
tion of the law against smoking
In public places.
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SHIPPING BILL
MAY BE KILLED
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Crop Specialist To
investigate Valley
I I LIBI HT I K STILL I M>i:n WAV
IX HENATE WITH E\l> \<»T
G. It. HysJop. crop apocialist of
IX HIGHT
th*- agricultural college, will arrive
here tomorrow to spend the remain
d r of the weak In Josephine coun­
ty on * rop work, lie will spend most
of hi* time in the Deer Creek and Il­
linois valley «ectlons. On Thursday
evening he will meet whh the farm­ H» ii » p Ways «n<l Menns Committee
Would Authorize* Government lit
ers of the Deer Creek valley at ’he
l**-ii<l luirge Hum
grange hall and on Friday evening
he will be at Spence hall.
Some
crop must bo found, state County
Agent Ilowell, which will meet the
Washington. Feb. 21.—(A. P.»—
n* > ds of the dry land farmer in the Presenting unbroken
ranks and
outlying districts and the possibili­ armed with more material for con­
ties of alfalfa seed production will tinuing their campaign of talk, sen­
l*e given a thorough study by Prof, ate opponents of the administration
ilvslop.
shipping bill resumed today their
filibuster with no end in sight.
ASTORIA LOAN IS REPORTEO
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WHOLE NUMBER lilt».
Í nfvrr^hy Preparin'? for f>< rrlop-
meni and !•» Launching Endow«
muni < iimpaign f6r Money
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“Oregon 1« due for great ***<,wth
in population and wealth within »he
'next io years", i aid l-atnar Too»e.
field director of the University of
Oregon's endowmc nt campalgu. in an
• interview
rview today. “ Timber, her great
i «st reeourc«-, will be marketed in
n-titles that will make the present
output seem almost I isignifican;. Up
to the present time
the southern
; states have
been supplying the
’great portion of the >oft-wood Itim-
Her consumed In thi 1'nited Elates.
Last ytlar Sew York f Aty alone con-
sumed nine billion fe -«* of iuu**»er,
five per cent, of which came from
’ Orei an. The total output in Oregan
i last
year was three .Ullion feet—
' only cno-thlrd of the amount use d by!
■ New York City.
BÛ0TLEG8ER THEORY GIVEN!
it.,, to,-.. Tip t in—
Washington. Feb. 21.—(A. I*. I —
Calvin Al . ilrynti. employed at the
The resolution authorizing the gov­
Punito Mea t murkot. came to grief
Mutiler of Earle Reniingioi!
Now i ernment loan of tl.OS3.OO’> to As­
Tuesday s h«n cutting sausage In
Laid to Liquor Trail’»**
in
toria to repair the fire damage, was
Ills rlrht hand came In
reported today by the hons-» ways
i the trritHilng knife, and
Los Angeles. Feb. 21. (A. P.>— and means committee.
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In 191.1 tin* m
th** middle linger was
The police said that Earle Reming­
n
lliili'bted to the ex
•ilvin I* cui*sid**rlng u«iug
ton. mysteriously slain last Thurs­
n
non. Th** msnsg*
< after this.
day..
was the head of a bootlegger's
fou
tline had been in the
rizig. The theory of the slowing is
men. Mr Crouch. Mr. s nttnops. Mr.
that it was the Outcome of a boot­
Kinney nnd Mr w Ir ham. S*»m«-
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legger's war.
I, .d boon sficnt
thing like
Portland. Ore., Feb. 21.— (A. P. t
“The southern states started out
the property,
In the d<*ve lupmr
[—Trial of John L. Etheridge, charg­
with Ci'O b.’liiog feet of standing tlm-
i t'luonlnl
Thomas !■> l>. <». K. I».
with the re sultlli
ed with embezzlement of bonds of
her. Today there are left in their
Salem, I Feb. 21.
s on** of tho
Burley, of I scoi nia,
Morris Bros Inc., of which’ lie was
forests 125 billion old growth and
lions'» today pasM t
hoary Inw* i tors In i lie mine ami h<>
Dublin 175 billion second growth timber,
Object of
president, was postponed again for a
Brnccs Placed in Building Which Is
called A C '. Ho •ah. loan I attorney,
tn ' merman senate “o
frrcgii jirs
> week- after Circuit Judge Stapleton
The south’s own
consumption of
It*‘gerle*I As Safe
nr the > ituation.
tn l'uri land I to Kt* over
*y j lug tho use of mil
reported he had personally visited
lumber Is Increasing, leaving less for
An appeal WlIH sent to the attorney
of ¡ill iS-gotable oil si
Dublin, Feb.
An export.
two of the jurors whose illness
The students at the high school canoed postponement two weeks ago.
The i
goncral to put the concern in the
TI ‘». I products.
' J organized at tack was made ’hi at-
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Oregon
has
493
billion
feet
of
Joseph
bill
(riving
were
back
in
thelaxyiuoe«
this
morn-,
irei under the n* t of
hen n large bunch of t
hands of u
Will
« t c
:1 vart* its governmen of-
standing timber In her forests. An- ing following the declaration by the TSb'rtHirf Ignored ,i pfwtf? iy -Dorn-
er to remove tho
suoli action po.<- walk the hut sand
The
1911. whirl
• fices in Dublin. An attempt wi ul-
* other one hundred billion feet tri >.i- investigating committee of the Par­ ty District Attorney, Mowrey against
was t itrned over Prince of the Dramatic Order of tin nt any time.
! so made to bttfn the Income ta of-
tary to Oregon will bt marketed ent-Teachera Association that the , further postponement and his de-
who in turn ksd Knights of KJioras^an will be present
h» A
Tho national troops, "ua:
In a letter to Senator Strayer and
i ma nd that the Jury be dismissed
! through this state, It is stated that
building was now safe for occupancy. and u new one obtained.
The and fl pot in I prepar.itk ns ar» being members of tho senate committee on i the local government hoard <>
ic pc •ttloli
hla i
'the
south's
prevent
snpj
>y
will
be
ex
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Braces were put in and these, it is
court acted on the petition MU<¿ np- made for hln entertainment am this county and state off.errs, th*' govern­ fired and killed one Irregular
I hausted within ten years. That will said, are amply substantial to p re-
pointed Mr. Burley as reci alver for is the first time that an Imperial or today asked that a provls1«" ••*’ ' t capta red three others.
mean but one thing, the northwest vent the building from giving fu r-
Prlneo of the sunshine order of the facludod in the Carkin bill Riving
the mine.
' will become the lumber center of the tht-r. It was recommended by the
During the receivership It wan Knights of I'ythiuH has stopped in him absolute Jurisdiction oV er the
PORTLAND MARKETS
1 world. It will mean 150,000 men committee that tl/ese be replaced by
found tliat Simons had apparently southern Oregon. Several members commercial fish commission,
The
: and women engaged in the produc- concrete as soon as possible.
secured |3H0,nu0 in shares in the of the Piths tdlnrknn temple were house recalled nnd indefinitely post­ Clio:. c steers
$7.25 f
1 tion of lumber In Oregon and Wash-
Reports concerning the alleged Confusion Kxiat» in <'omni milt y
The re­ down from Medford last night to poned today the bill passed by the I East Mt. Laml is
coinpan) In som** munuat'
$13.60 i]
ington. Keforr.-tiHlon and the elini- dangerous condition of the high
Building and Memorial
< elver brought action in I ho con rts bring tho matter to the attention of bouse and senate y- derday cutting Hogs, prim** ligl $10.00 fir
; ination of wasteful methods of pro- school building were greatly exag­
The the local lodge ni» n.
to have the stock canrelldd.
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otf state aid for ex-service men en­ Eggs, Inlying pr!
1 duction will guarantee a supply for gerated, according to Mr. Hepp. I
case was tried before Judge Staple-
After the initiation of several can­ rolled in state educational institu­ Eggs, selling prt
24c
years to come. Capitalize the 413 . principal of the school. Many were ’
Some slight confusion has arisen
mi orderisl cm« I dldateM last night, tho
Knight of tions. The senate temporarily tit .ied Butter, extra gu’ s
ton mid the stock
44c Ì 4 5c
i
billion
feet
at
the
market
price
of
$20
apparently
as to the Community
K.
Ku
!i
!
told
that
the
building
was
settling,
1
Simons then chuntered wltli Pythias entertained a number of the bill sponsored by K
celled
48c
Butter, prints
a thousand and the tital potential causing the pillars in support of the building and Memorial Home for the
11.20
a suit through the federal court ask­ I friends nt n e mokrr held ift the I ni vi­ appropriating $ in.000 for the North- Wheat
$1.35
wealth in timber alone Is nearly tea assembly hall to become displaced. sailors and soldiers of the Great
ing thnt tho receivership bo declar­ I rooms. The men spent di« evenin:; west Tourist Association, whloh tho J
billion dollars.
The
As a matter of fact, says Mr. Hepp, War. say those tn charge.
Dnrniltzer. mentioned *111 . playing card* and in other forms of house past last night.
ed void,
f’ortlanrf. ore.
(A. P.)
Memorial
Horae,
so-called
so
that
’
Oregon
has
ten
billion
doitllars
the
pillars
were
able
to
move
be
­
Hinn
’
M
’
inerft.
Refreshments
w<
dispatch
Tuesday,
was
•ak
and
the nows
Livestock ate?
The noon adjournment I nt erupted
in the bank credited to her timber cause they were not supporting any­ it can receive funds from a source
chom n as th*1 attorney for Mr. Slm- served.
tax lc lower: Iiut ter
I
tho consideration of the income
account.
The present burdened thing. and as strong foundations, which allows funds tor that purpose,
one. The aiiit was tried nnd the re-
bill by the rennte in ‘committee of
reive rxhlp was declared proper. Dor- seven years ago whon Mr. Burley the whole, section,by section. I on­
IV. IT. Leonard Is traveling around ! condition of the tax-payers of the properly fitted, have replaced the old is to embody all the features of the
lilitxcr then bmuglit suit In th clr- sold the properly at a receiver’s nix, chairman of Hut committee ori * the streets by cane the past day or state,will be relieved as oon as this pillars the building is in a perfectly Community building Funds are now
I safe condition. There was no set­ being raised by various organiza-
sale. Siitflclcut money was obtained assessment and taxation, said he b**- two. Mr. Leonard had a fall several development takes place.
cult court In thp county.
to pay off nil the indebtedness of the lleveil tho bill would prove Workable, ’days ago which injured his knee
“Timber is only one resource, We tling of the building whatever, ac- tions for the building and It is evi-
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v ■* 11 ■ <1 '■* ' ot" .1 ik I
dent that such a structure will be a
Calkins, A.
Homili r4||teventing company and the pay the receiver's though lie did not claim perfection [caused II to swell eensidernbly.
have great undeveloped power ro j cording to Mr. Hepp.
reali.ty in a short time.
sources. Only one-fourteenth of the
the receivership. Th** rdSSIvey again expenses. In 191“ an order of con- for It. The house passed the Strayer
The Grants Pass Womans club will
available power is trow being utilized. I launched the endowment campaign.
won nnd the cose was appealed by fl rmut Ion of the Kale was secured bill to permit the county courts to
Our tourist resources are practically with »lie avowed purpose of asking give a rummage sale on a week from
Dormitzer. Tilt* supremo court of the from the court. Following this Dor- construct market roads without tho
undeveloped and yet we have some [ Private donors to assist it financially Saturday. The money derived from
stat« thereupon upheld Ju*lg*> Cal­ inltzer begun Ills suits, which ended supervision of the state
highway
of the finest scenery in the world: to the end that all qualified high the sale will go to the Memorial
kins and the decision establishes the In the decision handed down Tues- commission, except on
the main
the Oregon Caves, Crater Lake, our [ school graduates of the stato may home, the ladies having already rea­
fact that tin* rci-olvorshlp was proper 'day, which now opens the way to tho I highways. The house passed the
snow-capped• mountains; our fishing I be assured of a University education lized considerable amounts from
Title puHs<*il to the Almeda Con ■ further development of tho Almeda senate bill for bringing the batt!«»
¡.other undertakings. The American
and hunting, if advertised, would at their own state institution.’
aolliliitod
Mito's company about* • minea.
mines.
ship Oregon to Portland
That University of California, Uni- Legion is also actively behind the
lure Bportsirien from all over the
The senate passed the bill plac­
country. Our good paved highway versify of Michigan and other state-, building and are sponsoring a dance
ing dealers In municipal bond.-* un­
system has cost a great amount of 'supported institutions are the recip- to be held tonight at the Waldorf
der the Jurisdiction of the cotpora-
money, but aLL initial investments tents of large private gifts was the hall, the proceedx from which will go
I lion commissioner. This bill was de­
'to the building fund.
bear heaviest upon the Investor. The ¡statement of Mr. Tooze.
feated a few days ago and was ro-
roads ar« necessary for the develop­
consldenyi. Exclusive of special
I
ment of all of our resources, par­
bills carrying appropriations, t
ticularly our t<)U”:st resources.
ways atnl means committee has ;
■'T'u*‘ Vfiiversity of Oregon is pre­
ill 19.10 i <ms will reach 120,000,- proved
Now York. Feb. 21
( A. T’.l-
appropriations
tofalltn;:
paring for this development nnd re­
The population of the continental 000.
$6,lifts,01 x.Kli. Tilts is a cut of
alizes that it, as one of the state's
It Is probable that the revisions $1,1)69,02-1.99 from requests lor ap-
United stiiles on January 1, 1933,
nsscis. must develop accordingly, to
was uppioxlniately 110,100,000 ac­ to lie made In all estimates, except . proprl.ltions.
tho end that prosp* ctlve homeseek­
cording to n preliminary estimate that for January LU'23, will lie rel­
ers may lie Assured that their child­
Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 21.— (I. N. tinned Dr. Stoddard. “A large part
inride by the Nutlonnl Hitrcmi of atively slight, l>ut this figure may lie
ren may obtain In the state the edu­ S I- That the white race will be ah- ! of the population in Japan and Chi­
Economic Rereiirch, of this city and • hanged materially when fuller data NEBRASKA FARMERS |>WK
cational advantages that home-m.ik- sorbed and fused with those of dark­ na live on the very edge of famine.
given out today, Tlils shows an es- on births, deaths and immigration
E1GEXH MARRIAGE I. AAA
ers deem essential.
It is natural for those countries to
tlmntcd gain of 1,600.000 since the ire received.
er color, unless precautionary meas­ discharge th^ir excess
population
“The University has been growing
It la impossllile to calculate with
date of the last governili* nt < ensus.
ures
are
taken,
is
the
prediction
Omaha, Neh. bV>. 21. fl. N. S'.I
In the past five years at tho average
upon the more thinly populated sec-
These figures lire iii'cesanrlly lire precision, the population of the
rate of 18 per cent annually. It's in­ voiced in an address here on "The i tions.
llnilnmy, says the bureau for tho country nt any given date, the state­ —“BettOT Sires 'Hotter Stock" was
tho
slogan
hung
up
five
years
nao
by
come
from the milla:-,' taxes have Rising Tide of Colpr." by Dr. La­
“There is no physical reason why
final census figures on births nnd ment of the bureau says, the reason
the
Department
of
Agriculture
and
millions of Asiatics should not enter
remained stationary, it Is estimates!, throp Stoddard.
dentils ar,, Incomplete after tho end being that In many of the states,
Declaring that the non-white the white world every year. Only
adopted by every .ìtale in th** I'nliin.
•bl’servaUvely that the present stu­
of 1920. However, enough data are ■births and deaths are not reported,
"Better Parents 'Bettor Kid.-" Is
dent enrollment o? L’l'.OO will be in­ races increase numerically much our veto prevents it. If this veto is
nvallnhlo to show that sine» January mid even In the registration area n
more rapidly than the white race, ' lifted it will mean the ultimate des­
heller" m.itt.i farmers of
creased io .’..ooi) in another in
1, 1921, the rate of Increase in popu- very considerable number of deaths tho "one
propose to go tho Federal
enlisted
Funds are needed to take care of this Dr. Stoddard said that for the next truction of white race Identity."
Intern growth h is been accelerated mid still more births appear to os­ Nebraska
United States who ho* charge of an growth: Ito provide ailditiccui) In­ generation or two—until influences
Compared with the 500,000,000
There are officers.
noticeably, tho present rnto ap* cape being recorded.
ldcntlfio.it*on bureau Is Quartermaster structors, as tlie I nls* :slty is con­ accompanying civilization have had j white inhabitants of the earth there
Paaaago of a law requiring physi­
presumably, also, minor errors In
. broaching that of pre-war yenra.
Sergeant Edward E. Lockout, United
iir-irnctors, re a .chance to stem the birthrate— are 1,200,000,000 Inhabitants of
He­ cal examination and certificato from States, Marine corps. Lockout's be vinced that to *
This more rapid gain In popula­ [ the statistics of Immigration.
a
ropufnble
physician
lwiforo
n
mar
­
suiting
in
largo
classes,
means half- "there will be a 'heaping up’ of col­ non-white races, said Dr. Stoddard,
th
e
tion, according tp - tho-bureau, lias | cause of the difficulties Involved,
recti contains approximately 160,000
ored men all over the world.
| including 500,000,000 yellow 500,-
been brought about partly by in- ! census bureau has made Its estimates riage license Is issued Is demanded finger-print records, being considered baked instructors and to erect new
and
needed
buildings.
“This condition will he particu­ ; 000,000 brown. 200,000,000 negroes
the
msst
efficient
and
up-to-date
iden
by
the
Farmers
’
Educational
and
Co-
crease In net migration, inti has been of’tlio population for the Intereensnl
“Tho I’blver.si-tv appreciates the larly true In China and the Far East, land about 60,000.090 American In-
decidedly reinforced by n reduction years on the simple aHHiimptlon thnt [operativo Union of Nebraska In a tification bureau of the United alatst
today. Lockout I as been In the serv­ tax situation In the state, so Io raixe where the lands are populated to ilians on the entire Western H«n>l-
In the death rat«. At tho present the nite of growth Is Ihtf*!mime as In 1 rcsolntloii passed at its nnn ml nicer
ice for 15 years.
these additional fund:;
it
lias the very limit of subsistence." con-, sphere.
'Ing.
rate of growth, the population nt the preceding decade.
IMPERIAL
COMING
IRISH GOVERNMENT ATTACKED
MONEY RAISED FOR MEMORIAL
POPULATION OF CONTINENTAL UNITED STAFFS
SHOWS INCREASE OF 4,500,000 SINCE 1920
FUSION OF WHITE AND BLACK RACES SEEN
BY DOCTOR UNLESS PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN