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G«>n«>vq. Gr<>at Itrituiu and France
reached a com plete accord Monday on
the problem of Kuropeun security, and
it O erm auy, to whom (he accord will
soon be sent, agrees to th e conditions,
a fo u r poorer pact »III com e into being
based on th e luvtolihtlity of th e K hlne
fro n tiers as delim ited la the V ersailles
treaty .
T he p a rt silk Include G reat Rrltuln.
Krönet», Belgium and tlerm uny. Italy
Is not Included, although th e tex t will
be com m unicated to h er for reasons
of courtesy, and Poland and t'secho-
Slovokla uro not directly affected,
though they will benefit by th e opera
turns of K ro n o a l alltaara w ith them.
T he next step in the neaotiatlons
will I h > the dispatch by F rance to G«»r-
many, also in behalf of G reat H rltatn
and Belgians of a note in w hich Itrltaln
an d Belgium will reply to G erm any's
offer to negotiate a pact of g u aran tees
for the G erm an frontiers bordering on
^
and Helglum. T h ere a re softie
ini, u.atl(>ns of d ,sal,llolHtmout ln Po.
li(lh Rnd uaoctueStuvaklan circles th a t
, h#tr counlrlo# do BOt specifically on-
Islands te r the
It is
ag rees
F rance
m u st be e n tru ste d to an adequate
mobile fore«»- troops and a ircraft in
th e ju dgm ent of M ajor-General John
L. I tin e s, chief of staff, and one of the
chief um pires in th e g re a t w ar fa m e
THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER
Kult Aid Prwaalaed.
dom ain of the proposed pact
understood th at G reat B ritain
to com e to th e support of
w ith h e r en tire m ilitary, naval
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for(. ^ |n (.aso Kratuw
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A G reek naval squqadrou Sunday slitu te s an elaboration «it an obliga-
surrounded th e island of Samos, lying tlon alread y contained in the Versall-
off th e w est e«»ast of Asia, w hich is |t»s tre a ty w hereby th e ullii'a ag ree to
in th e hands of tw o brigands, th e Vi- regard as a hostile act any Intnnge-
fiades b ro th ers, and th e ir ad h eren ts, m eat of th e demilitaris«»d xone be-
T roops w ere landed to put dow n th e tw een Frani-e and Germ any.
I uprising.
[ G reat B ritain gives re b irth to th e
. . i , Ameri old W ilson trip a rtite pact . on th e
Gene _ T unney of » x-
New . » Vork.
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knock««! out Tom Gibbon* of St. Paul,
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declines to commit h erself to guurun-
heavyweigtat prtile of th e middle w est.
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in th e 12th round of a scheduled 15-
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frontiers, be«-ause she r«>ulUcs th a t
round bout F rid ay n ig h t a t th e l ’olo
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th e B ritish dom inions will not approve
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I of such a com m itm ent.
David Bitger. 50. w as killed and tw o
Italy’s exclusion from the pact Is
of his b ro th ers. W illiam . 9. and \ \ in- due j 0 th e fact that it has been based
slow 11. died la te r in a hospital In on th(, R hineland, and Ituly is free
C edar Bapids, la., from in ju ries sus- to m ake a sep arate ag reem en t with
tained when a w estbound N orthw est- \u s tria and Germany,
ern p assen g er tra in stru ck th e tru ck
T he tl)nclusiou of th e R hineland
in w hich th ey w ere riding.
pact is conditional on G erm any's en-
M arking an o th e r advance In th e terin g the league of nations, and this
gradual elim ination of th e floating agreem ent, like the o th ers, will be
debt of th e governm ent, th e tre a su ry 's linked w ith th e league covenant auil
Ju n e financial operation will consti- o p erate under It.
tue th e sm allest refunding since the
world w ar n ecessita ted th e sale of
Belgium to Act Soon.
vast blocks of federal secu rities.
W ashington. D. C. — T he Belgian
_
, governm ent, moving with unexpected
W illiam D. M itchell of St. Paul Is ^
lnform „d th „ it a te d ep artm en t
appointed as solicitor general of th e [hat „ wou,d g„ nd a com m ission here
U nited S tates. Mr. M itchell, form erly (he ,aU er p a rt of July
negoltale a
law- p a rtn e r of P ierce B utler, asso-
geU,em ent of ,u dobt to , be
elate ju stice of th e suprem e court. VnUeU s t a t ,.g
succeeds Jam es M. Beck, w hose resig-
Tho cnm m |ggtoa w |„ ^ bcad,^, by
nation w as announced sev eral w eeks K xP rem i(,r T heunlg. and w,„ ln(.lude
ago’
"
j the governor of th e Bank of Belgium
A m bassador F le tc h e r at R om « ad- and Baron do C arter, the am bassador
. vised th e sta te d ep a rtm e n t F riday th a t at W ashington. On th e basis of the
F ran k lin C. Gowen. vice-consul a t Leg- official advices, th e belief prevailed
horn. Italy, had been a ttack ed by a h ere th a t a funding ag reem en t cou'il
m em ber of a fascist delegation May 24. be reached ln tim e for p resentation
"w ithout ap p a re n t reaso n ,” being 1 ° I he next congress for ratification.
tw ice stru c k over the head and stu n
ts
G eneral R eported Dead.
DEATHS HEAR 475
IN HEAT, STORMS
. m 1 ■ . im ü u r æ - 1 jm & jy
LODGE
DIRECTORY
Sizzling Wave Gripping Whole
House j
and Sanitarium
Pythian Bath
Eastern Seaboard.
CITY D W E L L E R S F L E E
KniuhfH t»f I V h ia ii o f N . •
A11S, A ., L., A ., /V, «uid A •
(O p ern tin f U nder Su|>crvl-
tlon of U. .
tJovemmeii t)
Twenty Injured at W ary, C ol.; Score*
of P ro stra i ions It. ported in
Chicago, lit. The d eath toll from
the nine days of hot w eather and
storm s from tho Itocky m ountains to
tho A tlantic seaboard Sunday neared
475. w ith now d eath s reported hourly,
while clouds and w inds did th e ir host
to alleviate to som e extent tho b lis te r
Ing heat in w hich Old Sid has bathed
tho "fu rn ace area.”
As tho resu lt of cloudiness, ruins In
som e sei lions and w inds in others, the
m ercury did not clim b to th e heights
Sunday th a t It had previously reach
ml, but w eath er forocusts held out
little hope of any considerable im m e
d iate relief T he forecast for tho sec
tion affected show ed general contlnu
ed warm w eather, hut w ith th u n d er
show ers In som e parts.
The e a ste rn s«<aboard continued In
th e grip of tho sizzling h eat and re
ported higher te m p e ra tu re s th an th e
middle west.
In Iowa a series of wind and rain
storm s broke th e baek of tho host
wave and at O m aha I wo girls wore
crow ned and considerable dam age
done by a wind and rain storm (hat
struck there. W ray, Colo., reported
a 1 »avy wind storm th ere, w ith a
score of Injured, th ree possibly fa
tally. and heavy property loss.
Added to th e previous to tal of 324
d eath s from heat and storm since
tho hot w ave appared w ere tho fol
lowing fatalities S u n d ry :
Now York. 30; C hlergJ. 2; Beading.
Pa.. 1; H ackensack. X J.. 3; Omaha,
2; C roton, N. V.. I ; Hoboken, N. J..
1; Boston. 2; St. laiuls, 3; M inneapolis.
1; W ashington. 3; Philadelphia, 71;
N ewark. 4; E lizabeth. 5; Baltim ore, 3;
Bayonne. 2; sent tering. 10.
In addition scores of p ro stratio n s
w ere reported throughout th e heated
area. 1 «ns of thousands of elty dw el
lers fled tho scorching confines of
m etropolitan a reas to obtain u few
hours of relief from th e h««at.
C anton Is C en ter of Civil W arfare.
C anton. C hina.- Fighting began at
I o'clock Sunday afternoon betw een
troops of th e Y unnancse gen erals Yang
II m I Min and L au Chun W an and the
C antonese troops.
A gunboat steam ed up th e riv e r past
Sham een for H onan, firing on the
Bund th ere. T h ere was m arhlne gun
and rifle firing on both sides of th e
river, but It ceased at 5:30 P. M. All
th e Hongkong steam ers left during the
fighting.
G eneral Vang Haih-Mln seized the
governor’s Yamen and tho telephone
and teleg rap h offices as well as the
electric light plant. T he telegraph
line to H ongkong w as cut n ear Ske-
tung.
T he Y unnanese erect«»«! b arricad es I
along tho en tire length of th e Bund. J
facing tho C antonese b arricad es al
Honan across the river. G unboats uti-
dor the C anton a u th o rities com m and
th«> riv e r at»«I the Y unnnnese control
the whole of the C anton Bide.
\
dir.Vit Malvern A vetum
H o t S p rin g s N a i. I’u rk , A rk . j
"F u rn ace A rea."
T h irte e n hundred m in ers of th e
Parts. The P aris edition of th e Chi
W estern Fuel com pany of Nanaim o. ca* ° T ribun" ri‘l»,rts th a t an Am<rl
B. C.. on V ancouver Island, have gone ' an w earl»« ,b ,‘ ro8Ct,e of lh e le*lon
on strik e following a vote S a tu r d a y ,
hon‘>r and
Papers Indicat
against accepting a 6 b cents a day wage ing th a t he w as B rlg a d te rC e n e r.
reduction, a disp atch received in Se- W il,lam Chamb. rlalne. w as killed
attle . W ash., from th e C anadian IT ess “ onda>r nlKht when hU ta x lta b co1
sta te d
tided w ith a tram car.
T ho T ribune adds th a t he also c a r
Two T aconians w ere killed and five ried papers bearing th e nam e of Cap-
injured la te F rid ay afternoon when a tain W illiam C arleton W atts, U nited
runaw ay autom obile careened d riv er - 1 S tates arm y.
less dow n th e sidew alk on a steep hill
- ■ — ■ - ......—
in th e dow ntow n business d is tric t and
Boy Postoffice Robber,
plowed through a crowd of persons a t
Aglor^ G r _ A |ogg of geVl.ral tboug.
a s tre e t in tersec tio n before crashing and* of dollar* in cash and checks at
into a bank building.
>h- hands of a juvenile poatoffic«- rub Ex G overnor H art F reed of B ribery.
Tho in te rsta te com m erce commis- b< r. w as narrow ly m issed by the S tate
Tacom a. W ash. — Ju d g e Govner
sion, se ttin g aside p ro te sts of Call- '«ank of Seaside Sunday, according to Ti a ts in sup«'rlor court S atu rd ay su s
fornia producers, F rid ay allowed the a rep o rt from th a t city. A lad about tained tho d e m u rrer of the defense to
D enver * Bio G rande W estern rail- 12 years of age was seen to e n te r the the inform ation accusing Louis F.
road to reduce sh arp ly ra te s on pota- Seaside postoffice, tw irl th e combtna* H art, ex-governor, of soliciting a split
toes and onions m oving from p oints ’ion of a postal box and walk aw ay of th e fees In th e liquidation of tho
on its line in Colorado. U tah and W y with a big bum b of m ail. T he boy defunct K candinavian-A nierican hank.
om ing to C alifornia points.
< rossed the railroad track Into some
Judge T e a ts gave Jam es W. Selden,
! brush.
prosecutor,
ten days In w hich to file
P earl Bayflngpr, 20, and G race I j i -
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an am ended com plaint o r to appeul
m ar, 25, both of Cobden, 111., w ere
BeaP Routg fish e rm a n ,
Ills decision to th e s ta te suprem e
burned to death, and John H unter. St.
K lam ath Falls. Or.—W. A. G raham .
court.
I^ ju I s , M o ., was injured when an air- wj(b a pu rt y 0f friends, w as fishing at
T he d e m u rrer of th e defense set
plane In w hich th ey w ere flying fell Kag]B ridge late S unday afternoon,
forth th a t no crim e had been commlt-
to th e ground and b u rst into flam es wb,.„ a \,ig bia (k ^ .a ,. am bled up be
t«»d u n d er tho W ashington sta te laws,
a t Cape G irardeau, Mo., Sunday. T he (lind b |m and t().g an paw ing over hit
even If the allegations se t forth In the
m achine fell 40 o r 50 feet.
fish basket, which lay a t few feet to com plaint w ere true. T he Inform ation
In tern atio n al rela tio n s and the need the rear.
charged th a t tho ex-governor had ut-
G raham reported he took a nose tem pted to Induce Forties P. Haskell
for a new n ational view point looking d|y(.
th e w ater and ,„ t , bo b,.a r
Jr., liiiuidator for the hank, and Guy
tow ard th e abolition of w ar w ere dis
get aw ay with liis day’s catch.
K. Kelly, his atto rn ey , to split th e ir
cussed F rid ay before th e second day ’s
fees with him.
session of th e ann u al convention of
T rem blor H its Colombia.
th e W ashington B an k ers’ association
, , Bogota, Colombia.—A violent earth-
Burled Jew els Found.
by Davis Murphy, chief Justice of the quak„ ghork w>g feU
t „ th „ norlh
suprem e court of B ritish Columbia.
-n d
tjw
of ib „ rapU a, r |t y
New York.—Diamonds and Jewidry
F our robbers held up th e B othell Sunday, with considerable dam age to estim ated to value J 30,000 S aturday
w e r e found buried In th e sands of
S ta te bank a t Bothell. W ash,, eight bu,ld,n*a’ « l » c ,a,,lr cl,,,rche#’
m iles n o rth w est of S eattle, W ash.,
T here was little loss of life In Bogo- Coney Island by Investigators search
ing for m issing a ss e ts of tho b ank
F rid ay and fled in an autom obile w ith ,n’ wbloh a PP ‘'ar8 to have been ^
ru p t Jew elry firm of M orris Sieger gr.
12500. In a pistol b a ttle in th e s tre e t :,ffctled than II,ague and T ollma.
Son. which failed for m ore than 1200,-
with bank em ployes and citizens as
0000. M orris Sieger, head of th e firm,
th e outlaw s sought to escape tw o of
W eek*' Condition Good,
jumped to Ills death from th e roof of
th e robbers w ere Wounded fatally. A
Boston.—The condition of S ecretary
a 15 sto ry building sh o rtly before the
third man was la te r ap prehended and
W ar W eek*, operated upon h ere
bankrupt condition of the concern b«v
the fourth w as being sought by com- recen tly for gallstones, w as declared
cam e known.
to
be
en
tirely
satisfacto
ry
by
his
phy
(lined forces of Snohom ish and K ing
sicians Monday.
counties.
Alfonso M isses Bomb.
The w ar d ep a rtm e n t d esires and ex
V ancouver. — Dry w eath er will bo
London A dispatch to tho E vening
pects ‘‘full and com plete" partlclpa- welcomed hy farm ers w ith fields of News from a point on tho Franco-
thin by women In th e defense m u ster red clover ready to cut, a s rain has Spunish border said th a t it w as re
Ju ly 4, W right F. Davis, acting sec re- a tendency to «ause th e clover to fall ported th a t a bomb w as found In the
tary , said Sunday in a le tte r to Mrs. j and it will ro t on th e ground unless B arcelona cath ed ral ju st before K ing
A nthony W ayne Cook, president-gen- good w eath er perm its h arvesting. A Alfonso atten d ed m ass th ere. T he dis
eral of th e D aughters of th e A m erican few fields of clover have been cut In patch said four p rie sts w ere arrest-
Revolution, who had com plained tl^it tho county and th e hay will he of ed.
in some in stan ces la s t y ear “ women poor quality lie« ause of the ruin, farm
T his disp atch also rep o rted th a t a
w ere tfid perm itted to p articip ate ac ers stated . S traw b erries llave been bomb «’Xploded outsido a B arcelona
tively e ith e r on local com m ittees or in held back and the season will extend hotel th e day a fte r a ball given th ere
th e parades."
over tw o m ore weeks.
in honor of King Alfonso.
t
;jf& ■«. j s m s im .
H ot R ad io-A ctive W a ter Furni.shed In- tlie ('•overnm en t ;
For A ll Baths. Sanitarium has 10 Rooms, Did and Opnaticg Rooms ;
llxitel hat» Sfv R oom s; T e le p h o n e , 1 lot and C old R u tin in i'
W a ter ia Every K inm i. Rates $1 to .•> 1 per day
;
B A T H R A T E S;
21 B ath s . . . $ ! 3 .0 0 — 10 B a th s . . . .
21 B ath s to B ythians a n d C alan th ean s,
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NOTICE
Dnlilia Teinple No. 302, I. It. I1.
0 . K. of \V., of 1’ortinml, Oregon,
meets the 1st nml 3rd Tucsiltty
nights in each month at Stn£ Audi-
I or in rn. All visiting Duughler
IIILs in {rood sU.mlin^ in their re
spective Temples nr«« invited to
meet with ns.
PAULINE YOUNG,
Daughter Baler.
ROSE CITY LODGE No. I l l , I.
B. P. 0 . E. of W . MEETS the
2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS OK EACH MONTH
AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM,
381'. E MORRISON STREET.
ALL
VISITINO BROTHERS
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
E D. CANNADY, E. R ,
311 Macleay Bldg
LU LA
HUBBARD/
Daughter Secretary.
Syracuse Lodge, No.
I, K. of P., turrit the
second amt fourth Fri
day tiiglit* each month
at the Slag Auditorium
JHIji K. Morrison St.
W U HOLLIDAY, C. C.. 108 N.
6th St.
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