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FRANCE ALARMED
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PROPOSES
JULIUS MEIR TO
DANGER
TOUR WORLD AND
GERMAN ALLIANC
WIRELESS RIGHTS
BOOST 1925 FAIR
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PARIS, Jan. 2S. (By tha Amo
elated Proaa.) Tha French govern
ment, because of Information recelv-i
d from Rorlln, (a much pre-occupled
by what It considers the possibility of
an agreement between the German
and Russian soviet governments with
a view to forcing consideration of re
vision of t" i i.M t.vatiea at the
coming Gtw.'. ;erence, It was ini
dlcated at ? lgn office today. I
That office has been advised that
Karl Radek of the soviet diplomatic .
forces, waa In Berlin, together with
WASHINGTON. Jan. S5. (By Asso- PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 25. Jultua
elated rress.) Consent would have to U Mele-r, chairman of the board of
do riven cv ins mineee Kovernmem
for the erection of wireless atationa in
China under a resolution presented to
the Par Eastern committee of the
Washington conference today by KUhu
Root of the American, delegation.
The resolution after discussion waa
referred to a drafting committee, with
a view, it waa understood, of consoli
dating It with other agreements thus
directore of the proposed world a fair ;
at Portland In 1925, haa Informed the j
atate-wlde committee In aession here
that he planned to leave San Frn-
Cisco February 21 on a round-the-world
tour in the lntereator the exposition, i
getting foreign countries Interested In!
the project. During Meier" a auaonte'
far reached on wireless communication I , A tor. th8 P!"on wl" j
,v P, be In the hands of a vice chairman to;
While the Far East committee waa
engaged In consideration of the wire-
be chosen at the committee's eeeelon
today. A. H. Lea, for years secretary
aereral other soviet repreaentatives, ,u -"""a w,r" of the state fair of Oregon, was consid-
.i-,-, a M , ' .,,v. less agreement arrangements were l . . , ' ,
engaging In ctnfereneea with repre- nU , . . TL , ,h.ierd likely to be chosen for the post
the German govern-
entatlves cf
menl
Premier Lloyd George's interpreta
tion of the agenda for the Genoa con-
dtscussed be that of a general Euro- bo taken up waa not ascertained. Other
completed for ft meeting later in the
day of the five power naval commltte
ef the conference. Whether the Pacific
fortifications section the uncomplet
ed portion of the naval treaty would
tion. A campaign of education in the
Interest of financing the fair will be
conducted throughtout the state, it
wa, announced.
minor mutter InvnlvAil In tha rva t :
were understood to be ready for com
mittee consideration.
pean pecce also Is disturbing French
circles where further light is desired
aa to juat what peace quoatfona the
British prime minister haa in mind. '
Tha French viewpoint la that peace Fed, Agent Indicted
ueiween -jreeoe ana iursey cannot
be dlscueaaed at Genoa.
FAMILY WIPED OUT
For Giving Drugs in
Return for Favors
HARDING TAKES
AND
CHINA
BY CANNED
GREENS
.WEISKIt, Idaho, Jan. 25. Three
are dead, one may die and two are
ill from botullnoua poisoning aa the
result of eating canned greens at a
birthday dinner Inst Bunday at the
home of Charles W. Tuttle, at Cam
brtdfre, forty miles north of her on
the Idaho Northern railroad. Tuttle'a
family waa virtually exterminated by
the poison.
The dead: Hasel Tuttle. 25; An
drew Tultle, 20; Bryan Tuttle, 26.
world war veteran.
, Critically 111: Charles W. Tuttle.
10. carpenter, father, of the boys and
girl.
x Slightly 111: Bessie. Clare and Ed
Ward Russell, guests at the Tuttle
dinner.
SEATTLE, Jan. J3. Nineteen
persons, including A. B. Hamer, fed
eral . treasury department agent,
were named in indictmenta charging
violation of narcotic statutes return
ed by t, grand jury In Vnited States
dlstr' t cuijrt here telay.
Hamer was arested last w
AP CONTROVERSY
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. (By Asso
ciated Press.) A proposition for set
tlement of the railroad question in
Shantung, the only remaining subject
v 'awaiting disposition by the Chinese
ter an alleged confession by May
Butcbart, IS years old. In which she
was paid to have declared Hamer had
furnished her with narcotics In re
turn for her company, but later waa
freed after a hearing before a I'nitcd
State-s' commissioner.
The grand Jury Indictment contit-ts
of two counts charging illegal pur-
Bend Suicide Leaves
Fortune to Divorcee
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Jan. 25. Walter
Martin Wilson who died of heart
trouble while held at police headquar
ters for "investigation' aeveral daye
and Japanese delegations to the Wash
ington conference In their discussion
of the status of the province was
; understood to have been suggested to
: Minister Sze of China t;day by Presi
dent Harding and Secretary Hughes.
The suggestion was made at a con
ference at the White House but no an
nouncement was made concerning ine
subjects under discussion. In both
Chinese and Japanese quarters, arter
ward,,however, it was emphasized that
there had been no settlement reached
on the question, Japan adding that no
settlement was expected for several
days.
Mexican Artitit Suiridos.
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 23. Alberto
Fuster. for 14 years Mexican consul 8. left property valued at U3.000 to
to Italy under President Diaz and re-ja Memphis divorcee whom police re
puted to be one of the foremost paint-J fused to name, police announced to
ers cf Mexico, ended his life here to- day. The estate includes a large apple
day by hanging. I orchard at Bend. Ore.
CALIFORNIA SYSTEM LIFE-SAVER
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Special Notice
THE
Ohio Five Orchestra
Because of numerous requests have derided to remain in your midst
while longer and wish to announce the following dances for
this week:
Jacksonville Orth. Hall Wednesday, Jan. 25.
Medford American Legion Hall Thurs. Jan. 26
Aflhland Armory Friday, Jan. 27.
Medford American Legion Hall Sat. J an. 28.
drafts, acceptances and notes in pay
ment to be deposited in trust until the
claim of the federal reserve bank shall
hare been paid In full."
Politics Descried
Governor Parker departed from his
prepared address to take notice of
rumors which he said bad been heard
in same quarters concerning the con
ference that "this is a hand picked, cut
and dried conference." . He added the
hope that there waa no foundation
whatever to the rumors.
! Governor Parker praised President
Harding and Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace for disregarding politics and
asking "patriotic democrats from the
south to sit shoulder to shoulder with
the patriotic republicans from the
north."
; Carl Williams of Oklahoma City.
! Okla., discussing the marketing of cot
ton through co-operative orgaaizations
declared such organizations had han
dled more than $50,000,000 worth of
cotton this season and are "apparently
well on toe way toward becoming a
permanent Institution In thesouth."
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