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' oi ( * * t I A WHril.H NIMRER X17M. ORANTH I’AHM, JOHEPHINB <XH'NTY. ORBGON, SOUTH DAKOTA STORMS KILL MAN, INJURE MORE ♦ Huron, H. I».. Aug. 21.--(A. ♦ ♦ I’.)- A tornado I» reported to ♦ ♦ have killed one man at Yale ♦ ♦ mid to have Injured several at * ♦ Iroquois mid Cuvour. Yule was ♦ ♦ reported virtually wiped out. ♦ ♦ Two were reported killed with ♦ ♦ »erlou» damage at Haiti. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NT ITE FORESTER REPOHTH Salem, Ore., Aug. 21. -Anont re THAT DANGER OF FORENT cent report» that u labor »urplu» ex FIHEN ELIMINATED ORDER IS EFFECTIVE TODAY Injunction Mult ,1» Likely Io lb« I> k >I>| hm I In >'«<<• of off |<hil Ac- lion In I'rniilltliig lluiitlng Halem. Aug JI— lA. I’.)- Act ing upon the recomuiendutloii of State Forester Elliott, who reported that the general rain» had eliminat ed the forest fire hazard. Governor Pierce today l»Hurd un order revok ing Illa recent proclamation cloning the hunting aeaaon until September 2o. The governor'» order 1» effec tive thl» morning The Injunction null ngaliiNl the governor'» order cloning the deer neu»on In expected to lie dropped. The Siskiyou National forest will remain open to hunter» for the time being at leant, Supervisor A, II Wright declared till» afternoyn when Informed that the governhr had re voked hl« proclamation, which now permit» hunting In the »late. If It 1» found necessary to place a cloning order on the forent It will be done later. Vltone camper» who contem plate the use of camp fire« must ob tain a permit from the nearent ranger. Where a niun 1» going In for a »Ingle day and doc» not lutend to tiuttd a fire, ktich permit» will not he required. "When hunter» go Into the forests they would render u» a service to leave their tobacco and cigarette» at home," Mated Mr. Wright. "If, how ever, they feel that they cannot do without their nmoken, extreme cau tion »hould he observed. The smok er should »It down and have hi» »moke and destroy every »park when he 1» done. It 1» only by till» t>l>e of cooperation that the fire» can be prevented. We do got want to clone the forests unle»« It hecomoa ah»o- lutely necessary and those u»ing them call help keep them open- by us ing the utmoMt care." A no-gun order wa» Issued thl» afternoon from the fore»t supervis or'» office, Including the government camping ground» on Grayback creek and four sections. Including the Ore gon f'nve» National Monument. This order prohibit» the tuklng of fire arms Into these two place». The four section» surrounding the Caves are sections 9. 10, 15 and 18. The part cloned on Grayback creek em braces 182 acre». In which the gov ernment caniip Is located. This or der 1» to be made permanent. SAVAGE TELES OF FAILURE OF FRANKS PLOT LIGHTNING HITS CLOSE TO PRESIDENT’S HOME ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e ♦ ♦ ♦ I’ooRI.Y HIDDEN BODY WAN THE ♦ BREAKING POINT. HOI.DH ♦ ATTORNEY , ♦ ♦ e ♦ AGREEMENT OH DAWES PLAN IS GIVEN FRENCH Plymouth, Vt.. Aug. 21.— ♦ < A. P.)- Lightning struck ♦ about the president'» home ♦ lu re during n »even -form late ♦ yesterday and last night. Ono ♦ bolt put out of commis-ion the ♦ telegraph apparatus in the tom- ♦ porary business office in the ♦ general »lore, about (0 yard« ♦ from where the president anil ♦ PREMIER HERRIOT APPEARS BEFORE CHAMBER OF hi» family are »laying in his ♦ DEPl TIES father's home. The president ♦ and bls family were apparent- ly undisturbed. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ GASOLINE SCHOONER IS CAUGHT IN ICE PACKS 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Nome. Aug. 21. I A. I*. I The gasoline selpioner Arctic, of Lieb«- h Company. San Frunciaco, has been caught In llie lee anil her cargo destroy- ed. Th«- motorship Lady Kind- ersley ha» been abandoned l>y her crew who arc on the ice. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NOVEL Pl NIMIMENT METED OFT FOR PETTY LARCENY IN CHINA THREE PLANEM HOP OFF FROM ICELAND TODAY ON BAZAR. DOI S TRIP isted In the Willamette valley, Sam Tslngtao China Aug. 21.— (A. P.) Phillipa, manager of the local gov —The park police here demonstrat ernment employment office, today ed a new and effective mode of pun announced that he hud received or-1 ishment for vandals recently when der» for 351) hop pickers which he IMPERIAL JAP IMET TO two men were caught stealing flow wa» unable to fill He predicted that FETE .WHI ANNIVERSARY Wus Five Miles Ahead of I'nilisl Sup|M>H» Acclaim Him Enthusiastle ers. within the next week practically ull A»»|»tanl Hl nt cm Allornc) Nny» Tluit States- Ma liims When Sigbloil by nii) While Radicals Boo Him for Body Would Never Have Be«««« The officer» took the culprits to surplus labor In this part of thewtate Tokio, Aug. 21. (I. N. S.) Mem < ruis«*r Riebmontl Five Minute» Found H>ul ('are liceo i'»cd the main boulevard and made them will be ubsorbed. and that nugny non-’ bers of the Imperlul Diet have begun kneel. To the prodding of police residents will be uble to find employ- plans for the celebration of the fifti rifles they were made to shout to all ■tent In the yards within n fr# miles eth session since the founding of Reykjavik. Iceland. Aug. 21.— (A. Purl«, Aug. 21.— (A. P.)—Pre passers by why they were being thus Chicago, Aug. 21.—(A. P.)-—-Fail that body upon the assembling next of this city. P. >—The American round the ure to hide ull of the body of Robert December for the regular session. mier Herriot -put the Dawes repara treated. Franks was the breaking point In The Imperial Diet was formed by tion plan and the London agreement For 15 minates they were compel world fliers and Lieutenant Loe*- the plot of In-opold and Loeb, declar Imperial edict in 1890 and since that for making it effective before the led to shout: "I took what did not telli, the Italian airman, hopped off ed Joseph Savage. a»»isiant states time its powers have grown In im chamlier of deputies this afternoon. belong to me and promise never to from here at 8:15 thi» morning. The I. imii I tarower» Can Now Cotnprir* In attorney, analyzing the crime in an When Herriot appeared he was en do it again." while they were made flier» passed the cruiser Richmond portance throughout the Empire. Central Cnllfomln on patrol about 70 miles off the thusiastically acclaimed by his sup to hold the stolen flowers aloft. address before Judge Caverly. In Four representatives who have Iceland coast at 9:35. Locatelli an Impassioned denunciation of the served continuously will receive porters and booed by the commun was leading Lieutenants Smith and Reductions In hay rate» from defendants, and waving his arms and ists and deputies of the extreme right presents from their colleagues at Nelson by five miles. (Irani» Paas to central California! pounding his fist». Savage told the for five minutes. point» will be effective within a few! court that If Leopold had forced the the time of the celebration of the fiftieth session. These men are Mr. days, a letter to County Agent How body well IntB the culvert instead of K. Inukaf, president of the Kakushln Paris. Aug. 21.—(A. P.)—The ell from A. S. Rosenbaum. district pushing It with his foot. It would Club and Minister of Communica chamber of deputies this evening up 1OO Arc Signing Vp Evcrj Ww4t freight and passenger agent for the never have been found. tions; Mr. Y. Ozaki, of whom it was held the government, 334 to 2o9. de Says Rcghatrnr Southern Pacific, announces. The once asserted that "he could be elect feating the motion to refer the Ix>n- Oregon Historical Society Vlak««s new rate» will allow local hay don accord of inauguration of the ed President of Japan"; Mr. K. Mln- Award to Miss Ruth Newman to compete successfully with other Dawes plan to p commission. oura, an influential member of the Fniveraity of Oregon. Eugene. hay growing »ectlons In the supply-. Kenseikal party; and Mr. II. Motoda. Aug. »1.—Applications for entrance Jin >mwn for k <» mm | oii X’r\i Moni Ing oY hay for that section. To Grants Pass again comes the a leader of the Selyuhonto party. SAN FRANCISCO UNNI FIRE into the I’niversity of Oregon are II) Count) (ìrrk From Grant« Pass to San Francis LOHHRH ARE TO BE «’AID coming in at the rate of 100 a week, honor of first prize in the essay con co and Stockton and intermediate, according to an announcement made test conducted by the Oregon Histor The jury list for the September point«, the rate was made 36^4 San Francisco. Aug. 21.—(A. P.) by Carleton E. Spencer, university ical Society. .Mias Ruth Newman, cent», or 17.70 per ton. This Is a term of court was drawn yesterday —Some 900 property owners tn San registrar. I’p to date, the number who will enter her senior year at the reduction of 8 cost» per 100 pound» by the country clerk. The follow high school this fall, has been German ■ Russian - JapancHC-OtincM« Francisco who »uttered losses in the at the same time last year by about awarded the first prize for her essay or $1.60 per ton. From this city to ing names were selected; ' 1906 fire for which German and 20 percent. Pact' Is Ib-vn Sara Clevenger, Grants Pass, Soledad or Fre»no, the rate Is 50 Austrian insurance companies refus- ____ I. "All indications are that the en on “The John Jacob Astor Expedi cent» per 100, or 110.00 per ton.' housewife. t ed to recognize claims, will lie re rollment of new students this fall tion”. Two years ago the first three E. C. Neely. Grants !*»»». R. F. D. Chautauqua, N. Y.. Aug. 21.—(A. imbursed to the full amount of their These rates are to be effective within term will far <>xceed any previous prizes were brought to this city. 2. farmer. P. I—The warning of a German-llus- a few days. In winning first place. Miss New policies with an additional a per year.’.' Mr. Sltuueer oaJd- ... At a recent meeting of the liuy. Edwin W. Miller, Grants Pa»», ho sian-X'hlnese-Japanese combination » 'cent it was «aid here. The claims man was presented with a medal and Thursday and Friday. September expecte«l today by Major General amount to more than 15.000.000. grower» of the county, such action tel man 25 and 26 are set for the regular a cash prize of $60. The contest Lucius Robinson. Kerby, farmer. James G. Harbord. former deputy was urged and County Agent Howell Payment of the policies was registration days, although entering was limited to students in Oregon chief of staff of the army, in an ad- made possible by the seizure of as at once started negotatlon» for better | J. C. Cochrane. Merlin, fanner. students are expected to take physi high schools and colleges, between J L. Stanbroifgh. Grants I’as», It dress on international relations from rates with the result that the reduc sets of the foreign companies valued cal examinations on Monday. Septem the ages of 15 and 18 and is intended a Chrstlan point of view. I tions were secured .which will pillow F. D. 4, farmer. at $25.000.000 which the govern ber 22. and the freshmen English to heighten interest in the history of A. L. Blodgett. Williams, farmer. this »ection to compete In that mar ment took over when it entered the examinations will be held on Tues the state. Cora II. McLane, Grunts Pasa, Miss Newman has been interested ket. war and since has refused to restore day, September 23. Classes will be There Is a big shortage of hay In housewife. in history while at the local high on the ground that insurance claims gin. Monday. September 29. s R. R Morri». Grants Paas, labor school. She was assistant editor of central California, according to C. had not been paid. the Toka and the Scroll, high school L. Adamson, chairman of a commit er. J.ILSnytler Say» He Sent Anonymous II K. Miller, Leland, farmer. publications, last season and this tee of dairymen who are looki»g for l»«tt««r to Chief BAVARIAN FARMERS FEAR Bert Hole«,mb. Grants I’ass. II. F. hay for their cattle. Mr. Adamson year will edit the Scroll. PEASANT CO.MHI NIST MOVE was conferring with Mr Howell this B. 4. lalior r. Oregon City. Aug. *21.— (A. P.)—■ S. S. Bunch, Kerby. Il F. D. 1. J. R. Snyder. 20. son of former Mayor morning and stated that the situa William Jennings Bryan in Wreck— tion I» rather serious. They had wa-i farmer. Snyder, of Milwaukie, has confessed Munich. Aug. 21.—(A. P.)—The Slightly Jnjunsl S. M. Leonard, Grants Paaa, black ter for only one crop of hay. instead to tty« setting of two fires and the ¡peasants of Germany are threatening of the usual six cuttings. Cattle smith. sending of an anonymous letter to TerreHaute, Ind.. Aug. 21.—(A. to revolt. It is no fun. they assert, Albert Dukes, Merlin, farmer. have dropped In price as hay I« nt a the (Milwaukie fire chief threatening P.)—William Jennings Bryan was lieing a farmer in this country where Assault an«! Battery Charged Io S. P. H. I). Blanchard, Murphy, farmer. to set a third, Cty Marshall Heck, of high price. The foot and mouth dis Special Agcut injured last evening when the auto there are so many high taxes of one ease also played havoc with the dairy-( W. II. Hull. Grants*Pa»». retired. ■Milwaukie, announced today. kind or another, to say nothing of mobile in which he was speeding Tbos. Linkhart. Grants Paas, ing industry. A warrant for the arrest of E. M. from Tuscola to Mattoon, Illinois, the high cost of living. It I» necessary thnt hny will have brickmason. Abdullah, Mighty Son turned over on the highway. Bryan I At a meeting of the Bavarian Wood, special agent of the Southern J. E. Hodgdon. Kerby, R. F. D. 1. to he purchased and- Mr. Adamson Farmers' Union the situa- Pacific, was issued this afternoon of King of Hedjaz was bruised, and cut about the head, {Christian believes that some of the local pro farmer. tion confronting the small land own- upon the complaint of James Davis, and face.' but was able to give a Gertrude W. Blanchard, Granta duct will find a ready market there. lers. as brought about mainly by the alleging assault and battery. Davis. scheduled lecture upon his arrival at attitude of the government, was dis a negro, is being held in the county The dairymen had heard that Rogue Pass, housewife. Mattoon. Alva ,M. Hammond. Grants Pass. River valley hay was of Inferior qual cussed for two entire days. jail with three white youths, on a » Dr. Schllttenbauer, the general petty larceny charge, growing out of ity hut Inspection this morning of, R. F. D. 2. farmer. Henry Hartlett, Grants Pass. R. some of the fields convinced Jilm that secretary of the union, and a dirt ¡the theft of some trinkets from a F. D. 3. farmer. It Is of excellent qunllty aa.< he will farmer himself, called attention to store at Hugo Sunday. Gladwin C. Smith, Grants Pass, ¡the precarious conditions with which | Davis alleges that Wood used make such a report to his committee. Lighter NuiiilM'r» Will Be Given To gn rageman. peasants have to contend, and said J third degree methods In attempting morrow Evening Worth Hamilton, Grants Pass, R. ¡that there was not only the danger to get information from him. The F. D. 4. farmer. 'of communism looming in the Lack- alleged assault. Davis contends, took Due to the fact that several mem L. C. Huntley, Grant» Pasa. la ground, but also a social revolution place in the county jail. He exhibits bers of the Grants Pass concert borer. as well. Taxes were generally un-'a somewhat battered countenance to band are away on their vacations Elba Woodard, Grant» Pus». II. F. satisfactory and altogether too high,substantiate his charges. Wood was and several are ill. the band will not D. 4, farmer. , not in the city this afternoon. present as heavy a program as us he said. H. T. Day, Grunt» Pa»«, laborer. ual tomorrow evening at the week P. B. Herman, Grants Pass, farm which we can get on the bulfjpt. The er. ly concert. An excellent program national office will Issue a series of has been prepared, nevertheless, and Silas C. Ludwick. Hugo, farmer. campaign leaflets which will be dis Director Higginbotham states that W. A. Fern, Grants Paws, farmer. tributed by the party organizations he feels sure he# will be able to pre O. L. IlusHinan, Grants Pass. II. In millions of copies." sent a most satisfactory concert. Th«« I F. D. 2, farmer. The party headed by La Follette numbers requesteii have been or A. T. Martin, Grants Pass. R. F as well as the democratic and repub D. 1, butcher. dered and will be played as soon as lican partle« will draw fire of the they get here. Veltie Pruitt, who I ll-awrence, Kans., |Aug. 21.— (A. mation that apparently had once Workers Party speaker«. "It is the was so well received la«t Friday ¡P.)-—Half a ton of fossil bones, all been a small lake bed. some 300 feet supreme duty of the Wsrkers' Party," evening will not sing tomorrow. Spe all of them ne»' for the i’niversity of square, and several feet under Funeral Servie««» Sunday- the central executive committee lias cial songs and band arrangements Kansas museum and some of them ground, making It necessary to use a Funeral services for George P. Mc announced, "to rise against the petty have lx«en ordered to be here in time new to science, have been discovered plow and scraper to get down to the Donald, who died suddenly in Port in Sherman county. Kansas, accord fossil-bearing sands. bourgeois alliance which Is mislead for the concert next week. land. will be held at Gold Hill Sun- ing to H. T. Martin, curator of the ing the workers. La Follette is a "The bones, which are of a Jet The program follows: duy afternoon at 2 o'clock. The I. O. menace to the labor movement. Part "The New Colonial" March University’s museum. Mr. Martin black, were found scattered over the O. F. lodge will have charge. of the organizations participating In and Curtis Hesse, laboratory assist entire space, but parts of bones that "It Ain't Gonna Hain No Mo" the June 17 convention are them ......................................... Fox trot ant, spent four weeks this summer we sometimes found widely separat selves Inflicted with La Follettei»m Another Car In Ditch— By Request near 'Goodland. Kans., and shoveled ed fitted together perfectly. and will be swept along In the wake Waltx more than 100 tons of sand in un I "Apparently,’ said Mr. (Martin, The poor condition of Orchard Annr Abdullah, second son of Hus “Adoration" ................ of the La Follette petty bourgeois avenue wus the cause today of an sein. king of the Hedjaz and caliph of "Dusty Trombone" ... ¡"these bones were distributed by Slick slide covering the fossils. progressive movement. Selection "Parts of at least fifteen species freezing, either through Ice on the other car going into the ditch. Strik Islam. Amir Abdullah Is ruler of "Bohemian Girl” .......... "The alignment In the election will ing one of the ditches across the TrsnsJordHnla. one of the great Ara "Ancient and Honorable Artillery I of mammals were recovered," said ¡lake, or a glacier. That Is the only be the capitalist republican and street, while going at a slow rate of bian states. Hla seat of government Is Company" ........................ March Mr. Martin. "These Included three way I can explain the sharply broken democratic parties, the La Follette speed, the Cadlllaic driven by J. E. at Amnufti. King Hussein, ruler of an Sousa’s Latest .species of camels, one as large as a ¡bones and their distribution. No progressive petty bourgeois party, Synnott, of Hartford,, Conn., suffer Independent Mohammedan state, claim» "Singer Awhile" ................Fox trot i small giraffe, the smallest the size of complete skeletons were found. and the Workers' Party raising the ed a broken spring. The break direct descent from the prophet | Chorus by John Bennett, Trombonist a sheep, two species of rhinocerous, "We are highly pleased with the through hl» daughter, Fatima. As king slogan of working class action on a threw the car Into th«« ditch, but for of the Hedjaz, Hussein is the guardian "Palatinua" ............... March three species of three-toed horse, results of the trip, tor it will add communist progrsm against the cap tunately the occupants, Mr. and Mrs. of two of the most Important cities in ! "The Creole Queen" dog, cat peccary, deer and three spe greatly to the scientific knowledge italist and against the petty bour Synnott and their five children, were Islam, Mecca and Medina. Characteristic March cies of mastodons. of the animals that once roamed 1 By Request - ---------------- ■) geois inlsleuders of the workers." “The fossils were found in a for- western Kansas.” uninjured. CRIME IS FULLY ANALYZED ITALIAN AVIATOR IS LEADING IS GIVEN WARM RECEPTION HAY RATES ARE REDUCED REGISTRATIONS ARE HEAVY LOCAL GIRL WINS PRIZE CIRCUIT COURT LIST DRAWN ALLIANCE WARNING MADE CONFESSES TO SETTING FIRES BRYAN INJURED IN CRASH WARRANT IS ISSUED TODAY BAND PROGRAM IS VARIED ACTIVE CAMPAIGNERS FOR WORKERS’ PARTY WILL WAGE FIGHT IN INDUSTRIAL CITIES Chicago. Aug. 21.— (A. P.)—Ac tive cuinpalgnerH for the Worker»' Party ticket, with William Z. Fos ter of Chicago for president, and Benjamin Fillow of New York City for vice-president, will wage their fight almost exclusively In the large industrial centers of the country, their headquarters hero. has an nounced. Mr. Gltlow will head a dozen pronilmnent communist speakers who will start on a nation-wide tour Ibis month, carrying "the com munist message to the workers und farmers.” Wherever it is possible to get presidential electors on the ballots, a state campaign will be opened. In Illinois their candidate for governor Is William F. Dunn, Chicago. According Io the official program, the party plan I» "Io run candidate» nationally, In the stales, and locally, under the nume of the Workers' Purly. wherever It is possible for us to put candidates on the ballot, and Io Include Ihu nomination of presi dential electors In every stale In TO GREENLAND THIS MORNING IN EXCAVATIONS BY
