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« Granit Peu» — Gateway to the Oregon Cave» YOU XIV., No. 71 ■ ur ur». ---------- — LISBON REBELLION IS SUPPRESSED BY POLICE ORA NTH PAHH, JOHEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON. Lisbon, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— ♦ revolutionary movement 4 4 A ♦ broke out In Lisbon last night, ♦ 4 It was promptly suppressed. 4 ♦44444I44444444 ♦ 4 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1023. BULLDOG IS POISONED ON SIXTH STREET TODAY WHOLE NUMBER 33«4. AMERICAN DESTROYERS ORDERED TO HONG KONG ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ Somebody's pet will be miss- 4 Manila, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— 4 lag tonight for he died thia at- 4 —Five American destroyers to 4 ternoon after picking up some 4 day left for Hong Kong as a re 4 poisoned food which had been 4 sult of the Chinese situation at 4 left for any of his kind that 4 Canton. 4 might chance along. People 4 WANT FIVE MILLION« TO on their way to work after 4 FIGHT PANAMA DIHEAHEN lunch today stopped to witness 4 YELLS HALT, BUT RABBIT the death agonies of a harmless 4 FAIL* TO HALT FLIGHT Washlngton, Dec. 11.—(I. N. 8.) AMERICAN INDUHTRIAIJi ARE REDUCTION MADE IN j AMOUNT brown bulldog, which had seem 4 DE LA HI ERTA TROOPS ARE REPARATION« INQUIRY’ MAY OF MONEY WANTED t It >li —On January 1, 1924, the (lorgas DECLARING HOLIDAY DIIL ADVANCING TOWARD MEX ♦ ingly received a large portion 4 INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVE« Martins Ferry, Ohio, Dec. 11.— Memorial Institute of Tropical and COMING YEAR BURHEMENT8 ICO CITY 4 of the poison near Sixth and E 4 FROM U. «. ►< i (I. N. S.)—Patrolman Elwood Roth Preventative Diseases will launch a ♦ streets. Tho dog was seen to 4 ermund went rabbit hunting. A bun campaign to raise *5,000,000 to es ♦ topple over and lay in full view 4 ny hove in sight. Rothermund drop tablish a clinic in Panama, according ♦ of the passersby, writhing in 4 ped his shotgun, reached for his re to plans completed here at a meet ♦ pain. ~~lt was Impossible to do 4 volver and yelled “Halt" at the ing ot the board ot directors. 4 anything for the animal and 4 bunny. President Coolidge is the honor 4 finally death ended Its misery. 4 Over Half of Amount Was Taken ary president of the institute. The flying fur ball failed to stop Recent Action of France in Modify. In Year's Dividends Will Exceed Billion 4 Judging from remarks made by 4 Brief «kirmish Results in Victory From Hum Asked for Construe, Dollars — laut Year Amounted to until the patrolman fired a few times for Insurgents — Advance of lug Stand on Scope to Be Dia- accepting the office he said that one 4 those who saw the incident, 4 lion— Various Offices Cut g«7«,U(M>,(MHt with his revolver. When asked by a Army la Covered cussed Lead to Step of the greatest accomplishments of 4 public sentiment is getting to 4 companion why he didn’t use his the past half century had l>een the the point where some official 4 4 shotgun Rothermund said he thought development ot sanitary and medical 4 action will be demanded if the 4 The tax supervising and conserva measures in the tropics. New York, Doc. II.— (A. P.)— Vera Crux, Dec. II.—(A. P.) — he had his mace. practice continues. Washington, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— 4 tion commission has Just announced Holiday disbursements to stock 44444444444444444 The forces of Adolfo de la Huerta The government would view with a reduction In the county budget ot holders of American industrial and and General Sanchez, advancing to favor the participation of American *31,268.>7, being a reduction of ap I railroad corporations in (he form of GERMAN GET OUT OF PAYING ward Mexico City, met a detachment experts in the reparation commission extra, increased or resumed divid RENT TO FOREIGNERS of federal troops yesterday near inquiry committees now under con * proximately four mills in tho rate over last year. The commission an ends, exclusive of regular quarterly Boca De Monte on the Puebla-Vera sideration, the White House an nounces the following changes In the pyaments declared during December, Berlin, Dec. II.—(A. P.)—For Cruz border. The Obregon soldiers nounced today. It was emphasized Delegates of il. H. Press Associai ion budget as effecting the reduction over will total above *50,000,000. The eigners who bought real estate In retreated, according to reports, after Portland Attorney Can Not Practice that the American economic experts to Hear Mr. Pierce for Six Months in Oregon last year: total dividend disbursements in De Germany for speculation in the days a brief skirmish with the rebel de- i must participate in a private capa cember by such corporations, which tach men t commanded by Colonel County Judge and commissioners. before the government legislated city, as the government could not 1 include practically all those having against transfers of realty to non Hermandez, who then started AV4* Budget «3,700.00. Allowed *2,300.- appoint official representatives. The University of Oregon, Eugene, wide stock distribution is expected to Salem, Ore., Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— recent action of France in modifying 00. Fifty dollars was deducted from Germans are in a state of constant Tehuacan, Puebla, to cover the ad- Dec. 11. — (Special) — Gov. Walter exceed *150,000,000, while the year's uncertainty. vance of troops which go forward to The supreme court today ordered the her stand regarding the scope of the the office expense and the exchange morrow. suspension for six months from inquiry made American participation on Ford car of *360.00 was elim M. Pierce has accepted an invitation dividends probably will exceed a bil Some foreign owners do not even to speak to the delegates of the Ore lion dollars, compared with about practice before the Oregon bar, of possible. inated. try to collect the rents, which are gon High School Press Association Joseph Woerndle, Portland attorney, fixed by law and are so low that the County Clerk. Budget *5.920.00. and the Association of High School *876,000,000 in 1922. who had been accussed of fraudu number ot paper marks realized Two hundred Student Body Presidents to be held Allowed *6,730.00. lently obtaining a passport for Hans Road Being Improved— j would not meet repairs. But while was deducted from the office ex- at the Univarsity of Oregon January The road from the end of the pav Boehm, German, during the war. many foreigners do not bother col pense. • 11 and 12. Governor Pierce's ad ing on Sixth street to the city limits lecting rents they also fail to make flhertff. Budget *6,400.00. Al- dress has been scheduled tor the af Senate Confirms Nomination After is being graded and a top dressing Such repairs fall upon the repairs. lowed K.169 00, *50.00 being de- ternoon of January 12 at 1:30 Contest—Still Deadlocked of fine gravel applied. The road has tenants If they desire to have them ducted from the offlcu expense. o'clock. His subject will be “Law already been scarified and the work made. Ton Ordered by Portland Firm and Treasurer. Budget *2,225.00. Al Enforcement." of grading is well under way. The Boys Are Busy German tenants have had prac Washington, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)—> lowed *1,300.00. «alsry of deputy county road equipment is being used The program of tho high school tically free rent for such a long per After a contest in executive session, Bureau of Census Report Shows Mor* ot *900.00 was eliminated and *25 conferences will be announced in a by the city in the repair. It is ex iod that there are great complaints the senate today confirmed the nom- tality Rate in 1022 Was 11.8 deducted from the office expense. pected that the grading will be com tew days. Much interest has been Boy Scouts of the city are active when any charges of any sort are ination of Frank B. Kellogg, as am- : Hurvoyor. Budget *250.00. Al evidenced in the high school Jour pleted by tonight. forced upon them in connection with bassador to Great Britain. Both j this week, having secured an order lowed (50.00. nalism efficiency contest. Certifi farmer-labor members from Mt ffn e 1 Washington, Dec. 11.—(Special) Courthouse expenses. Budget cates of merit will be awarded at The for a ton of mistletoe from the Pa their lodgings. sota, Senators Johnson and Ship- —The department of commerce an *4,699.99. Allowed *3,600.00. The high school press conference as fol cific Fruit and Produce company at stead, and several others are under nounces that compilations made by Portland. The mistletoe is to be commission felt that by the use of lows: the bureau ot census shows that the stood to have opposed the action. sold on a commission basis and the more economy In and around the 1. For the best example of a re boys are hoping that they will make mortality rate for the registration Widow Speeding Across Continent to courthouse In the matter ot lights, Recommendations Made in Annual porter's work on a high school paper. enough from their venture to pay Portland Washington, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— area was 11.8 in 1922 per 100,000 water, etc., and the fixing of the Report of Secretary The senate deadlock over the elec- population against 11.6 in 1921. Six --- 1---- beating plant for the heating of the 2. For ttyo best original editorial. tor their trip next summer to Dia 3. For tho best record of service to mond Lake. Saturday they went states, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, Portland, Dec. 11.—Funeral ar library and Jail that this amount can Washington, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— tion of the chairman of the inter a high school on the part of a high : out north of town and took enough Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wiscon rangements for the late Clifton N. be saved. Legislation for the revision of the state commerce committee continued school paper. 4. For the best meth mistletoe from the oaks to fill half sin show lower mortality rates for McArthur, former representative of today. It adjourned after three bal- Circuit Court. Budget *3.500.00. navigation laws, for control of traf ods of handling advertising. 5. For their order. They are now trying to 1922 than for 1921. The lowest the third congressional, district, who Allowed *3,350.00. fic In the air, and for stabilization of lots, with Cummins still four votes the best general mechanical make-up. get the rest of the order within the ¡1922 state rate (8.1) is shown for short of a majority, had been taken. Justice Court. Budget *500.00. died Sunday night, are in abeyance radio service were among the recom 6. For the best mimeograph newspa next few days. Idaho and the highest (14.7) for mendations made by Secretary Hoo Allowed *400.00. pending word from his widow. Mrs. per. 7. For the best high school Maine and Vermont each. For cities The Scouts also are handling the ver today in the annual report of Tax Rebates. Budget *500.00. Al McArthur is now speeding across the news notes section in a Portland mistletoe and Christmas greenery which at the last (iffnsus had popu ' for the commerce department. The lowed «400.00. continent and is expected to arrive newspaper. 8. For the best high the local business. They will I lations of 100,000 or more, the low Miscellaneous Expense. Budget fnr- rapid growth of aircraft and radio in Portland some time Friday. Ef school news notes section In a news est rate (7.5) Is shown for Akron, nlsli this for window decorations at transmission alike, he said, had cre *2.000.00. Allowed *1,500.00. forts are being made by relatives to paper outside of Portland. 9. For a small cost. They also have some and the highest (17.8) for Memphis. ated a need for administration de Vice President and Visitors Pushed The state tax for tho coming year get in touch with Mrs. McArthur the best advertising and business very nea( packages containing a va Crude death rates by no deans Into Vault by Holdups velopment, while the navigation will be *55,279.86, this being a de and ascertain her wishes. management of a high school year riety of greenery which can be tell the whole story regarding the laws, long under scrutiny, required crease of *12,460.35 over this year. It is possible the funeral may be book. 10. For the best high school mailed out to friends, making a most . healthfulness of different localities. adjustment to the increased commer- County School Purposes. Budget magazine. 11. For the best Eugene, Ore., Dec. 11.—(A. P.)— in Portland Friday afternoon. story in acceptable gift. All of the money cial expansion. : Race stock, occupations of the inhab- held (30,550.00. Allowed *28,530.00. Three unmasked bandits pushed The McArthur family has a burial a high school magazine. j itants, the sex and age distribution derived from their business will be Within the department itself, Mr. Vice President Carl Bergman and This is an Increase of *676.70 over plot at Rickreal. but whether the used to provide their summer out* Hoover recommended that Congress two business visitors into the vault of the population, and the relative remains will be taken there will be last year, made necessary by the In number of deaths of nonresidents ing. follow the general reorganization of the Lane County State' and Sav creased number of children. determined later. plan prepared under the Harding ad ings Bank at Florence, west of hero, are factors which must be consider The sum of (30.000.00 in the bud- Mr . McArthur’s sudden death ed before it can be determined that ministration, and make three admin this morning, and escaped to the get for interest and retiring war- Chairman of Canadian came as a shock to his legion of ac Pacific Cavemen Meet Thursday— istrative groupings to deal respec hills with probably *6,000. About one city or state is more healthful : quaintances. Three hours before he 000.00 greater than last year, Ron rd P iuwh - s at Montreal . .. ’ * . . | than another. For example, adjust The Cavemen will have their regu tively with industry, trade, and nav *300 was in 1_ silver ____ ____ and ____ the rest in 1 . . , _ . greater than last year. became seriously ill. Saturday night, lar meeting on Thursday of this igation. He likewise urged congres bills. About *2,000, locked in the ments simply for differences in the he was downtown in the hotel lob There will be available next year Montreal, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)—i sex and age distribution of the popu- i for roads, bridges, culverts, paint, Shanghnessy, chairman of the board week. Chief Big Horn Chinnock sional affirmation for the acts by vault with the cashier, was not mo-| ' lation in the states, give Nebraska bies discussing the political situa lumber, nails, etc., the sum of ap of directors of the Canadian Pacific, will not state what is to transpire at which President Harding created lested. Bergman is leading a posse, the lowest adjusted rate (9.1), and tion with friends, for Mr. McArthur proximately *70,000.00, which in died suddenly yesterday In his 70th the meeting but is informing the Alaskan fisheries reserves, and Bug- which is scouring the hills north of in the cities of 100,000 population was a candidate for the republican members that some important bus taxation gested relief from federal the city for. the bandits. cludes an Item of approximately year, of heart disease and complica give Akron the lowest adjusted rate nomination for United States sena iness is to como up. for Americans resident abroad and (Continued on Page Three) tions. He was born in Milwaukee. (9.2), while in the state the highest tor in the primaries next May. He M. BRANLY engaged In furthering American com adjusted rate (13.5) is for Colorado had written his platform and was JOHN JACOB ASTOR, JR. merce. and in the cities the highest adjust holding it for release on New Year's Much of tho report dealt with the ed rate (1D.3) Is for Memphis. The day. (As late as Saturday afternoon special enterprise, In which the com adjusted rate for . Oregon is 10.7, he had requested that no publicity merce department has engaged dur against 9.6 last year. The crude be given to the fact that he had been ing the year, designed to standardize in a local hospital for an operation. rate is 11.5. commodity and material spécifica - i tions, to collect facts about world agricultural production, and to de Paris, Dee. 11.—French fears of 14,000 tons. Thus Germany had termine the character of organiza a powerful, revengeful Germany aris recovered more than one-fourth of tions abroad by which it has been her pre-war trade with the far East. ing from the ashes of tho old Emp charged that American consumers English vessels still represent 64 have been threatened with unduly ire of the Hohenzollorns have been percent of the tonnage passing high prices. greatly augmented by the "fait acc through the canal, Holland ranks In this connection, likewise, the ompli" of a new German merchant second with Japan third and Ger St. Louis, Dec. 11.—(A. P.)—It Biblical archaeology at the local in* report dealt with the foreign trade marine of imposing size. many almost on a par with tho latter. may be necessary to search under stitutlon, expressed the opinion that situation, and the studies made un The existence of an Important fleet Then follow France and Italy. the date, 1892 B. C., for the destruc der Mr. Hoover’s direction for deter the Dead Sea to locate the sites of of German commercial vessels was Tho Suez Canal was closed to Ger tion of the two cities is approximate mining the financial situation of the Sodom and Gomorrah, according to ly correct. He said he believes the called to the attention of the French man vessels for the duration of tho United States as left by trade bal the Rev. Melvin G. Kyle, president sies of the two cities are under the populace by their leader and guiding war and until Octobor 23 1920. F ances in "visible" and "Invisible" spirit. Premier Poincare, In one of Three German vessels totaling 15.000 of the Xenia Theological Seminary shallow part of the Dead Sea, which exports and imports. It was noted his regular Sunday aftenioon "ser tons passed through the canal in here, who will head a scientific ex has no outlet, and in which no pisca that during the period under review mons." 1920. In 1921 there were 35 pass pedition to Palestine, sailing Decem torial life can exist. —the fiscal year 1923-24—com M. Poincare declared more German ages totaling 171,000 tons. The party will Include Dr. F. W. ber 29. The party will search for the merce in general had revived, prices tonnage than French was passing The end is not yet, French shipping exact locations of the "cities of the Albright, director of the American had firmed somewhat, and the nation through the Sues Canal. Figures men fear, as they watch their own plain," which also include Zoar, Ad- School of Oriental Research in Jeru had experienced prosperity. given out by the Sues Canal Company trade with the far East through their salem; Prof. Day, of the American mah and Zeboilm. and printed by Le Journal bear out own canal being usurped by their for According to the Bibical account, University at Beirut, who will take OWNER OF PINKERTON mer enemies. thia statement. Sodom and Gomorrah were des care of the geological work of the AGENCY IS DEAD TODAY In 1*1* German vessels to the ex "Never did figures serve the pur troyed by fire and brimstone because expedition; Herbert Tay, a fellow of M. Branly, calebrated French •cl- tent of S,SSI,000 tons passed through pose of truth more eloquently," com Los Angeles, Cal.. Dec. 11.—(A. entlst and Inventor, whs has been of the wickedness of their inhabi Dr. Kyle at the seminary, and Her Recent portrait of John Jacob As the canal. In 1922 the German ton ments Le Journal. "A nation capable P.)—William Pinkerton, one ot the honored by ths French government tants, and Arabian tradition says ths bert Kent, a student. Should evi tor, Jr., son of Mrs. William K. Dick nage which paid Suez Canal tolls was of crowning such an effort with suc dence be found that the two cities are of Islip, L. I., and Now York. His fa owners ot the Pinkerton National with tho French Legion of Honor pillar of salt into which Lot's wife 785,000, while the first eight months cess can vory rapidly become prosper ther, Col. John Jacob Astor, was lest Detective Agency, died here today at medal for his Invention of the wire was turned still stands. under the sea, divers may be em of 1923 this figure was surpassed by ous and pay her debts." a hotel. Dr. Kyle, who also is professor of ployed Dr. Kyle explained. less-controlled plane. whan ths Titanic sank. 4 BI68EST SLASH IN ROAD FUND OBREGON SOLDIERS RETREAT 60VERN0R WILL GIVE TALK TO ACT IN PRIVATE CAPACITY JOSEPH WOERNDLE SUSPENDED KELLOGG IS NOW AMBASSADOR SCOUTS GATHER MISTLETOE DEATH RATE IS INCREASING M’ARTHUR FUNERAL UNCERTAIN HOOVER MAKES HIS REPORT BANDITS ROB LANE BARK RAILROAD OFFICIAL IS DEAD
