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Lausanne —If Turkey insists on war
Rend.—Annual round up of cattle
to settle the question of indemnity
will be started this week by high des-
ert stockmen. The round up la one
she claims is due from Greece, then
will accept the gage of battle, Settlement Up to Mixed Claims of the largest of the old time cowboy
Brief Resume Most Important Greece
events of th« kind tn Oregon.
M. Alexandria, the Greek foreign mln
Commission.
later, told the foreign correspondents
Daily News Items.
Baker.—The country Is being scour­
Monday night.
ed to get the worst possible bucktag
Th* Greek delegates, he added, will
horses. and wild cattle are being
be withdrawn from the ■«»er eastern
brought In from the rang« for the
conteronce thia week if Turkey per­
Haines stampede May 31, Jun« 1 and
sists In her reparation demands
2.
. The Turks have given no indies
Salem —Governor Pierce has recelv-
jtion of an intention to recede from
<>d from the Building Material Deal­
their reparation demands and M. Alex­
er»' Credit association, with headquar­
andria' declaration that Greece was
ters in Portland, a lengthy rcsolutlon
resolved not to pay one cent of In­
l>r»testlng against the sale of prison
demnity brought increased pessimism
made brick in the open market
in conference circles.
The Greek foreign minister denied
Salem — Members of the state board
Washington. D. C.—America's bill of
Judge J. D. Harvey In district court 'that he had come to Lausanne tn a
of
control will meet here Tuesday and
tn Houston. Texas Saturday granted , bellicose mood, but said the Greek ■ar claims against Germany amounts to
decide upon a site for the new slate
21! divorces in 245 minutes.
jarmy had been reorganized since the 11.479.064.313.3! as it has been present­ training school for boys. Fbrty sites
C. Lee French, formerly auditor and ’overthrow of Constantine and was ed to the mixed claims commission for ; have been offered, all of which were
now well equipped and able to take settlement.
Inspected by the board this week.
recorder of Power county. Idaho, was
care of itself.
The United States government itself
sentenced to serve from one to ten 1 "I think." he said. “If the worst
Salem.—The public service commis­
years in the Idaho penitentiary Satur­ {comes to the worst, the Greek army Is the largest claimant, asking tor sion within the next few days will start
day in the district court at American | will be able to defend its honor."
$336.113.000, while the smallest of the an Investigation to determine the con-
Falls, on a charge of embezzlement.
M. Alexandria added that he would 12,416 claims filed with the commis­ Idition of the roadbed and equipment
The French army of occupation in like the American people to realise sion is for fl.
of the Oregon Electric railroad.
the Ruhr Is to be reinforced by an- Greece's position, especially that, al-
Heading the list of claims by individ­
Salem.—The public service commis­
other fifteen or twenty thousand men. though Greece had numerous provo-
says Le Matin. It has been decided, rations which would reasonably justi- uals are those growing out of the sink­ sion has authorized the Portland. As­
the newspaper asserts, to proceed to fy her in reopening the war with Tur- ing of the Lusitania by the German sub­ toria A Pacific Railroad company to
a still more complete exploitation of key. she had ignored them all be marine. They totaled $22.606,000 and ’ put In effect reduced rates on logs
hauled to Buxton. Under the order
the occupied territory.
cause she was sincerely desirous of
may be disposed of first by the com-
the commission only one day's no-
mission. Germany already has admit- ! tlce of the reduced rates must be
Busts of Abraham IJncoin. Ralph
Mlxure by the Turk, of
Waldo Anerson. Henry W ard Beecher, impoverished refugees’ funds in the ted liability but not in definite amount. given.
The stupendous total involved in the
Alexander Hamilton. Ulysses S. Grant Rank of Constantinople, continued the
Albany. — New features
Robert E. Lee and Frances Elizabeth minister, and the abominable treat­ proceeding is revealed for the first
year's fair announced after a meeting
Willard Tuesday were unveiled in the ment of Greek prisoners of war re- time in a report made to the state de­
of the fair board Friday afternoon,
hall of fame of New York university. { cently arrived from Asia Minor con­
partment by Robert C. Morris, ag^ht will Include a wedding and the offer­
stituted
such
provocations.
The
Greeks
Eddie O'Brien and James Colson,
for the United States before the com­ ing of three automobiles, one to be
convicted Monday of being members and Turks had signed a separate con­
mission. Work on determining the given away on each day of the fair.
of the gang that robbed the Toledo. vention at Lausanne in January for
the
compulsory
exchange
of
popula
­
Salem.—Appointment of a state high­
amounts Germany must pay already
Ohio, postoffice of $1.066.000 February
tions
with
the
distinct
provision
that
way
commissioner to succeed Robert
has
been
begun
by
the
commission,
17. 1921, were each sentenced Tuesday
by Judge KJIitis to 50 years in the it should be inoperative before May 1. which organized last October, and A. Booth of Eugene probably will be
yet the Turks hsve sent an additional
announced by Governor Pierce this
federal prison at Atlanta.
t 70.00? refugees since the signature of which is composed of Edwin B. Parker week, according to a statement made
A tornado struck the south part of the convention, in gross violation of of Texas, American commission, and by attaches of the executive depart­
McLean. Texas, Monday afternoon. its terms,
Dr. Wilhelm Kiesselbach. German com­ ment.
and destroyed eight homes. No lives
mission. with ex Justice Day of the su-
Salem.—Work of paving the slx-mile
were lost and no injuries were report­
preme court as umpire.
24 Moros Killed in Row.
section of the west side Pacific high­
ed. Several farm houses and barns
The American claims are to be dis­ way between Rickreall and Holmes
Manila. P. I.—Twenty-four Moro re­
were destroyed. A heavy hail storm
ligious fanatics on the island of Fata, posed of without regard to thè allied Gap In Polk county will start Wednes­
followed. Considerable livestock was near Jolo (Sulu), were killed Monday reparations claims, the report of Mr-.
day, the Oregon Contracting company
killed.
by a detachment of insular constabul­ Morris disclosing that the commission {announced. The work will be rushed
The army transport Merritt sailed ary, according to a dispatch received has entered a formal order that "the and the road should be opened to traf­
tor San Francisco Wednesday with 54u at the office of Governor-General Leon­ machinery provided by the Versailles fic late in the summer.
Russian refugees who came to Manila ard Wood. The dispatch said that treaty and the rules and methods of
Cottage Grove.—Clay England, em­
four months ago from Vladivostok. Akbara. who styles himself a prophet, procedure thereunder governing the
Admiral Stark, their leader, and 50 and his followers, attacked a constabu­ disposition of claims, including repara­ ploye at the J. H. Chambers mill, was
others will remain in the islands to lary detachment under Lieutenant An­ tions claims, so-called neutrality ktlled instantly Saturday morning
claims, claims growing out of excep­ when he became entangled with a
try to sell the 11 ships that brought geles at the village of Kiput.
the Russians.
The dispatch said that 24 Moros tional war measures to be dealt with shafting while he and several others
by mixed arbitral tribunals, shall have were making repairs to the sawdust
A legal battle is in prospect in the were killed, but that there were no
no application to. and are not bind- carrier. Evidently his jumper caught
casualties
among
the
constabulary
Kansas courts and possibly in the
the machinery.
ing
on this commission.''
troops.
Akbara
is
widely
known
among
United States courts to test the Kan-.
Neither is the door shut against the
sas criminal syndicalism law and to the Morps as a religious leader who.
Salem. — John O. Wright, pioneer
set aside an injunction granted by ' through his preaching, has gathered United States or its citizens increas­ resident of Salem. and steward at the
ing
the
amount
of
the
claims
present
­
Judge Ayers of Butler county. Kan­ about 300 followers around him. They
Oregon state hospital for 30 years, died
sas. enjoining the I. W. W. from con- recently became more than usually ed. Mr. Morris having stipuated. on here Sunday night. In the early '60s
behalf
of
the
American
government
active.
Akbara
told
his
followers
he
spiring to stop work in the wheat and
Mr. Wright was in the mercantile bust-
was a prophet, descended from heaven, and Germany having accepted a pro­
oil fields.
' ness in Salem and carried supplies to
and that he was bulletproof. Today's viso permitting the claims to be chang­
An apparent cure for cancer, con- (¡¡»patch did not say whether the latter ed in amonnt later if circumstances ¡the Snake river country during the
sisting of a solution of colloidal lead. statement was borne out. The fanatic and the facts disclosed should require. gold mining activity. He was a vet-
«•ran of the Indian ware.
which is an enemy of diseased tissues, ajg,, Sgjd he had power to cause air-
The largest claim listed in the
has been discovered by Professor B!a r p]anes to fa’|
report is that by the American gov-| Salem.—It was reported here Friday
Bell of Liverpool university. Dr. L.
Governor-General Wood announced emment for $255,544.810.51 for costs night that a suit will be filed in the
E. Houghey of Concord. Kan., who re­ yesterday be had ordered all terms of of the army of occupation in Germany, Marion county circuit court within the
turned Tuesday after studying surgery lawlessness practiced by the Moro now under negotiation with the allies next few days to restrain the state,
abroad for several years, made this stopped and that he had sent a con- in Paris by Assistant Secretary Wads­ county and municipal officials from en-
announcement.
l stabularly force to Pata to enforce the worth of the treasury. It is under­ forceing a law enacted at the last ses­
stood. however, this claim will not be sion of the legislature providing that
William J. Bryan was defeated and order.
pressed in the event the Paris nego­ -all persons engaged in public work
the evolutionists scored a victory
Pay Dearly for Hasty Training.
tiations resnit in an agreement.
must be citizens of the United States. V
Tuesday when the general assembly
Washington, D. C.—Army statistic­
Other
government
claims
are
for
of the Presbyterian church of the Uni­ ians see some significance in post-war
Heppner.—Six clips, aggregating 2,-
ted States of America in Indianapolis | figures, which show that with a total $67.266.626.23 for general damages
400,660 pounds of wool, were sold by
growing
out
of
German
submarine
war
­
defeated the commoner's resolution to mobilization of 22,850,000 soldiers for
growers here Friday for an average
bar schools permitting the teaching of the central powers. 22.000,000 casual- fare; $37,982,000 by the veterans' bur-
ena for* war-risk premiums; $5,380?060 [,rlce of 44 cents • P°und-
the evolutionary hypothesis from use , ties were inflicted on the allies, while
by the railroad administration, and of approximately $1,056.000. The clips
of church funds.
{with 42,189,000 allied and associated $40.675 for war risk premiums of the were bou*ht bX Geor*e Colby and Ed-
President Harding of the United men under arms, the central powers shipping board.
war<1 Cox- representing the American
States and President Obregon of Mex­ sustained only 15.405,000 casualties.
The $1 claim Is presented by Emery Woolen company. The highest price
ico may signify the resumption of cor­ The war department chart shows that Roberts for loss of property while a obtained for fleeces was 45 cents a
dial relations between the two na­ < per thousand mobilized, the central German prisoner of war.
pound.
tions by clasping bands across the powers forces inflicted 966 casualties.
There
are
a
few
other
small
claims
Salem.—Salaries in connection with
border at Douglas and Agua Prieta A {while the corresponding figure for of $1.50 and $2 for loss of parcel post
the conduct of the various state activi­
campaign to that end was launched their opponents was 365.
property by shippers, but most of the ties under the goverqpr and board of
In this connection it is pointed out
recently by the chambers of com-
claims run into hundreds of thousands control for the month of April, 1923, ag­
that
the
German
and
Austrian
armies
Bierce of the two towns.
were produced under a universal mill- and millions. Every class of Ameri­ gregated $162,729 as compared with
Former Premier Clemenceau has i tary training system, while the allied can shipping, manufacturing and busi­ $198,614 for the month of November,
refused a senatorship which would and associated forces, with the ex- ness concern is found among the long 1922, according to a statement pre­
have been his for the asking. Repre-
pared by the executive department
I ceptlon of the French army, had no list of claimants.
tentatives of the different parties of- such background of training.
here. The comparative monthly re­
1000 Macedonians Slain.
fered to make him their common
duction in salaries was $36,235.
“Thus the great mass of soldiers
choice as successor to the late Sena­ of the central powers,” the official
Vienna.—A dispatch from Sofia de­
Klamath Falls. — The serviceable
tor Lgroux in the “Tiger’s” birthplace, comment says, “had been trained and
region of La Vendee, where he equipped prior to the outbreak of the clared 1000 Macedonians were killed blue serge skirt, plain middy blouse
nd 5000 taken prisoner during a battle and sturdy low heeled shoes worn for
retains a seaside residence.
war, while the soldiers of the allied
Sunday
between Bulgarian regulars the past year by Klamath county high
gift of $200.006 to the College of and associated powers were to a great
and
Comitatchl
bands. The battle school girls will be worn next term
Puget Sound from Mrs. Charles II. (extent hastily trained and equipped
only at the woar-r's preference. Last
took place on the rocky mountain, Irin
Jones was announced Tuesday after­ after the outbreak of war.”
:
i year by the majority vote of the girls
noon at the ground-breaking exercises
Planina. Premier Stamboulisky has
the plain uniform was adopted. Fri­
on the site of the new college campus.
Ex-Officer Surrenders.
ordered the arrest of the political lead­
day they voted 7.2 to 45 to discard the
Mrs. Jones announced that the money
ers
of the Macedonian separatist move­
Boston.—William R. Allen, exlieu­
plain things and return to more sophis­
will be used for a college building in tenant governor of Montana, surrend­ ment, Including Thomas Koladoche-
ticated dress.
memory of her husband, a prominent ered to the police here Monday night. noff, ex-general procurator of Bulgaria.
lumberman who died a few months Indictments charged him with larceny
Salem.—As a r< suit of a collision be­
ago.
Squaw and Baby Slain.
tween an automobile driven by C. M.
of $600,000, the property of the Bos­
Some statisticians assert that either ton-Montana Corporation and conspir­
Chihuahua City, Mexico. — Because I*a Porte of Eugene and a Portland-
the steel industry or the automobile acy to steal monies of the Boston- bis squaw drank from the cup of an­ Salem stage manned by Earl A. Hat­
indusrv is the largest enterprise In Montana Development company, the other Indian during a native feast, field. the latter Saturday filed suit in
the United 8tates, but other Investi­ Montana Southern Railway company Felipe Correta, a Tarahumara Indian, the Marion county circuit court to col­
gators declare Uiat the greatest single and the Bos ton-Mon tan a Mining & with a single blow of an ax killed the lect damages in the amount of $1840
business in thia country today, legiti­ Power company, all three subsidiaries woman and her Infant son. whom the from La Porte. The plaintiff alleges
mate and otherwise, Is liquor. In the of the Boston-Montana Corporation.
woman was carrying on her back, ac­ that I .a Porte was on the wrong side
number of men engaged and the dally
cording to other members of the tribe. 1 of the road, and that the accident was
amount of turnovet in cash, it stands
Leviathan to be Dry.
The slaying took place near here In a due to his carelessness.
at the top of all American industries.
Albany.—Louis J. Hill has bought
Washington, D. C.—The Leviathan Tarahumara camp. Correta was sen­
Approximately 1,250.000 pounds of will be as "dry" as unceasing vigilance tenced to 20 years in the state penl- 61,000 acres of land in Linn county
wool was sold Saturday to George can make it, officials of the shipping tentlary.
from the Oregon & Western Colonisa­
Colby, representing the American board said Monday in denying pub­
tion company for a consideration of
Two I. W. W. Sentenced.
Woolen Mills, by J E. Clinton, wool lished reports that four bars already
nearly 11,500,000, according to a deed
grower of Boise. Idaho. The sale had been installed on the great liner,
Sacramento, Cal - WIlHa^iTFIanagan which was filed at the office of the
represents the largest individual sale which will be placed again in the and Albert Strangland, members of county clerk. The land was originally
ever made in the state of Idaho, The trans-Atlantic service.
the Industrial Workers of the W'orld, granted to the Willamette Valley A
price paid for this wool is understood
"I'm no dry myself, but the presi­ were sentenced Saturday to serve from Cascade Mountain Road company by
to hsve been 43 cents a pound, at dent has ordered "no liquor' for gov­ one to 14 years in San Quentin prison. the government with ths stipulation
Which figure the price would be $537,- ernment ships and his instructions They were convicted last night on that the company build a road from ths
go,” Chairman Lasker declared.
Idaho line to Albany.
charges of criminal syndicalism.
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