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WEATHER FORECAST
'IONH1UT (AND Ht'.M'AV, I'Allt,
HOW TO KILLING I'ltOHl'
IN Till! MOIt.NINI'
NEWS OF THE WORLD
BY THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Member of the Associated Press.
I'lfliiiilli fit'. Nil, MUIIH
KLAMA'IH PALLS, Oltl.GON, HVI'I IUM. APItlL I", llrj'j
PIUCH FIVH CENTH
HUES FLEE
FLOODED AREAS
OF ILLINOIS A.
IH'MNIA VII.I (MM'CI.
! ,'MIMM II' , 1,1,1 l',H WILL
! ,(jiii:i: 10 no likhwiki;
HlfSHUWV f.'OMMIHSIO.V
OI'IINH fllDH O.V AI'I'HOX.
I.MATIII.V 8 MII.KH WOHK
THE SPIRIT OF EASTER
D01IS PUNTS
IN IRELAND IS
(ii:noa, April ir. -rim
lift in Ic tnnfiTi'iK n t f xl ii y con-
llniii'il In discuss llin Hum-
rIiiii iiiintlun Kiliinl.iil del"
isiitiv cxproimcd their willing-
rOIlTLAN'I), April IB Tho
hlnhwny commlnnlon today
opened bids nn approximately
CR m!lc of road work, fol-
TO ST T S
j IowIiir the nward last nlpht
I of contractu for fin mllen of
, road work and nix hrldKCn,
Eht
1
Binnnr faster
T T
I n 'i In iifkiiiiwledgn HumIii's
! pmwm iIi'IiIm ntnl morel clalini
1 4 iKulimt llni iiIIIk U llic allien
' would cancel ltiiitl.i wiir
Fight to Retain Homes Is
Lost; People Encamp
on Nearby Hilltops
nai'i.i;m. hi. Am ii i-ii-htmi:
the crow Inn HiichI, tinr inn ti in hl
"urn, I Mn men ill Nuplen thin uinniliiK
Inil llin r Ik Ii t in nt uln lliolr Inline
from llin r.riiti of Hut lllliudn ilvor
liy 13 n tit (Int i.ullrn i(iilllii'n of VIM)
(iintllli'M win int forced (linn liiiiiin (u
ttliriillip In mi itriuv n( li'llln tin h
kunll III III ti northward of llin luwii.
CAIIK), III., April IS -A break
nrrtirrril In the eeo nt Grntnl Tim
er liuluy mill llin swollen Mlmliirdppl
spread nvor finoo acres n( cuUIviiImI
Intnl. Tln wniei In uluni fenl deep In
"line, plnren. All tolrtcllls have fli'il.
Tim limit nf It, "00,0011 worth nf rropn
fi-arml !' lint farmers nf fmir ilrntn
ngp dlntrlitn north of Cnlrn.
IICAHIMTOWN. III., April IS
Three iiuirn liulins nf tint Hllni.ls rlv
ir flowed In Dip streets hem tmlny
Many rlllienn c1c1nra'il llitty would
May to tho last.
STRIKE AT DEADLOCK
Oprrnlitr. mill Mm l'nr Axirt
it, Ikfure llniiiil HrAiiiiK
Kriini conversation with tmth mill
nprrnli r unit rttrlkt-rn. It wn up
pmriit tmlny ilmt tint Munition linn
reirhed it deadlock even morn pro.
linunreil tlinn tliut existing before
tlic conciliation bnnrd hearing.
Thn men derlnre they will not
riiiiiprniiiUe. Thtty uwnlt, It In nil
trlood .the tltittlngn r! tho con
rllliillnn I'oanl, lirllevlng thnl n
rnviiMbln decision would lend morn I
ImrkliiK tn their cnumi. On tho
other li.mil, tin) opcratum seem tie
itrmliifil likewise In make Hm hour
im-nllon mi Issue from which they
nlll nnt deviate.
"I'.lKlit lintirn or nothing," de
tlxro (tin strikers
"Nine hour op ti ilnu't upcr
nli'." ilcilnm ihs npitrntnrt. They
wore ci fined tixliiy liy J. ,M. While
nf llin Weed Lumber company, who
llkewlt-e declared t tit planttt tit
W'ri'tl imiiiIiI nut nprr.-iln ntirrpl mi
it Icii-hinir Ii.ihI. Itiimorn t lint
Irniililii liml iiriiirrril Iht'rtt l.nt
lllKlH wrrn ili-nli'il liy Willie.
Ilrportn were inrreiit lo.l.t) tli.it
tin' nprriilnr,, iijnl.'iiipUli'il linpnrt
Ini; nii'ii to run thn plimU. Thin
.!( iIciiIimI hy onu nf tlmm, vlm
Hlutnl Hint nit imh iiiiiwi had Ikimi
iiiililtt. Hit nalil tliut liuolur n.i tin
kuntv. nn cuiicttrtuil plmi nf uctliiu
li.nl Im'i'm ilnc III oil upon liy lliu op
crnlnrH. tfnloii nffirlnM liuvn rlulmi'il tliut
llin nppr.ilom Innu licuu iittniuptliiK
In hint wiirlicrn ut HfirriMiitwitn,
V,vl''irlliintl mill b'uulllf, lint that lliolr
iffnrln luivn teen ihcckiuutoil
tliruiiRh pOutiir wariiliie in mi nf
tint Htrlko roiiilltlon hare. Komn
Koffi'il nt tlin lilttn Hint It inlKht lu
pomillilii to briiiR n innii iiiiIohs they
wiru prjofcimlunnl Htrlko hrokorn,
It wiTh Konernlly bnlU'veil tliut
tho uroup mnotlnfn yvntonluy wuro
fnillli'KH, Opura(or cUlmcil thnt
tint nii'ii raino "cocked ami prlmod"
on tlin itlfclit'liour qupntlon, whllo
tlio iiiitn kiiIiI tlin opcrntorn luil
hkk'oiI not to muko uiiy concun
hIoiib,
WI.'ATJICU I'ltonAIIIMTIlM
Tho buroini'trlc prntntiirn climbed
1 1 t
lowly ii p w n r it
from 0 p. m. yen-
lArtlnv litilll A
l o'clock thin itinrn.
' 1 Iiik nlnco which
I hour thn Cyclo-
I HtormuKniph n t
Unilorwood'H l'linr-
ScHSA. it nmcy linn roKlBtur-
(JPJS)jB However t h
J?0 jfK mark ut 2 '' '" tn
tZ I day wan HllKlitly
I " I nuner than dur
InK lh(t curly mornluK hotirH, rIvIiik
KrotintlH for the tiopo that Kuntcr
bonnutH will oxporlunco fulr wpiithnr,
J'orccimt for noxt 24 heurs:
(lonornlly fair, probably cool, with
vurluhlo yliulti.
The Tyco recording thermometer
regltterod tusxltnum and minimum
tomperaturoii, toilayps follows :
IIIkIi i 0 ,
ItOW 3!
ili'Md
PRIMITIVE ALTARS
WILL MARK EASTER
SERVICES SUNDAY
'llliillsmnl, nf Wiilllliif In Cilli
" am Hilltops nl ll.iwn In
('tiiiiui minute lliiin i linn
l.dll ANIiCI.I.'S. Cnllf., April It.
Iliilli.'lul.ilin mini; liy thijini.iiiiU nf
t (irrtliliiTn will illu; frmn nitiillierii
Ciillfitrulii hllltnpn ut ilnwn tomorrow
wlirn llin Iteriirrttrllnii will bo com
liinmurntuil In nilliloor nervlieit
tliriiuitlKiul the K'liilhlnnil
Mix I nntuhlit piTlujitt of thn prim
IllVn nllnrn lmrn llimter nervlrfu
will tin linlil Ii on Ml Itilltlmtoiit.
ni'.lr Klvernliln uliertt the flrttt croiti
fur outdoor dnotlntiti In nlfTliln
wiiN rnint'ii Mir jrnrw inn win nut
nnly plain where thn imrvlrm were
held, but tiefnrn Iciik tint number
nf tlinnit who iolni'd In thin yearly pit-
r.rliuiiKit i;n' ki taut tliut (tin nlopim (
of the mount could not hold them. nn
other nhrllliti bi'Knn In nppe.ir III
widely nciittereit plnren.
Tlin Ml. Itiiltldnux pervlcen, how-
ever, hnvit rontlnued thn mol potu- (
Inr ntnl ure. In fad, rmueil tlirniiKh
out the louniry. VUltnrn from nil
par In or America tire In lllvrmldn !
nluhl nwultliiR the nouml nf thn toe
nlim which niiiiimoii thcui tn tho
Heniirrectlon,
ltnr- I'lrlufMiuo
I'nimllily even mum plcluronqun
Hum Ml. Iltibliloiu. nlllioiiRh Imn
u-lil.ilv knriun. In llin Kaater nltar nil
Ml l.nwo, near I'mndenii. Thin con-1
iltli of n criun l In u mlrn on n
crnR nenrly u mllo hUli Wornhltiper
llnvo nln-nily nncendvu Ml, I.owe to.
nlRht. idcippltir: it n Invem u nhnrt
illnlnnrtt from the nllar, tn Im nn
hnml nl daybreak.
Ill wliurp lontr.ikt In tin-no relllliRn
In the Hrenn ut Avalnii, Citiillnix In
land, whern Hit1' ILmler lelebrimts
cnllier upnli n iniblily bearh. wntrh.
InK fur the Mm In rle nut of the Pa
cific, llin nlRtinl for the npmilliR
chant
Itrtliiiuln IIimiIi. on the mainland
2.1 mllen miillll nf l.n AltRelen. wlilili
Iiun hud nunrlMi uTtlrei fur net oral
yeitrn. this Kunter Ii:im elubnrnleil on
llin Plan liy nrriinKliiK n iterlen nf t.er-
vlien, extfiidltiK from il.iyhre.ik fo !
dark.
Ii.iyliri'alt .-"'iiiltniii"
N'urlli of Hid illy, in tint leciMitly
H'tlli'd Him Keriiundii Valley, the
town nf Oweuiimouth will be the
rem. nf Mill another daybreak an
.emlduRii tn Im held in tin municipal
Creek thenlre Tint lillln "f Whlttler,
tn tlin r.nutheiiHl. nnd of Applies Mck.t
to the KOUthwrHt. will almi heur al
ia rx.
In thn ntilnklrlH of tho city, two
nervlron, which ln piiht p.irn ilrow
llioimandH of celebrant", ulll ho held.
Onu of Ihciin will he on llaRln Hock,
a Iiiikk boulder In the nor thorn foot
hills, wherv nn electrically IIkHIpiI
crosH nn tho HUinmlt will Hiuiimon thn
multltuden: tint other will Im In n
nnturul nniimllhenlre In n canyon
norm or iiouynouu.
I
REPORTING BIG TASK!
noil I'iikcn of Nliortlinnil Notes Tk
en nl llourd Hem Inn
A feature of tho conciliation
board hearing not apparent tn
many, hut novnrthelCHH of high Im
portance, waa thn reporting by
Grunt M. Ituymoud, official court
reporter, who wrote In ahorthund
every word uttered during tho threo '
duy hcuhIoii. Thin menus fi00 page '
nf shorthand uuten which, whim
transcribed, will make 700 pages ot
typewritten mittur,
Until tlio transcript It rocelved
by the conciliation board at Port
land little ran bo done, toward
reach Ing a decision. Haymond ex
pects to complete tho work within
ten days, .hut will forward portions
of tho work from tlmo to time ns
It Ih finished.
w.hi:hoi!si:s iiuum.d
IM0NDLKTON, April If.. Two
warehoused nt Pilot Ilock, togthur
with their conlonts of grain nnd wool
worth over 120,000 woro burned to
day, Incendiarism Is sunpoctoil.
s" """stei'
V J, tx& .
N m. "" Jwt
i jeHm ' Am
i ' v 5b Ji1 jri tj
George Bogus A.W.O.L.
Is Greek, One Black Eye
Kluluatli ntiunhlnc proved ton niU'r,
for (IcorKo'lloniiK, ilreek. herMni; out
n I3.'i0 fine for mnmihhinliiK. !eerRe.
with other trimtlen. w.m working on
thn court yard wood pile )esterdu
under thn "cnRtu" cyo nf Murk lliin
nun, court Iioiihii Janitor, but when
thn 3-HO roll call came CeorRc wjj
mlmilnK.
Qinittlonn put to Kherlff l.ow
ItrotiRlit the follow Iiik niatenirnt.
"Vou enn wiy lie In Just a Cwk, and
he him n hlnck eye If unyhn-ly nhnutd
reii n Creek wit Ii a black eye. Ihat'n
my man. I want lilm. Iln hai ri mo
"A W. O. I..", anil when I i:rt hrm Im
In roIiir In he K. O. I."
t'P to threo o'clncli Hiln afternoon
CeorRii wun ntlll mllllB. hut the
nherlff'n offUc wnn of llie opinion
that he wan In lildlm: tn Rlamalh
Kttlln nnd Unit hn vnuld probably be
apprelicliilrd bufore nlKht -
FINE CATI'LE SHIPPED
Cieil Mukel SemU ('oiislgnuu'lil In
San l-'rmirlMii I'lcni
(.Sk-IiiI In The llernlil) ,
MIIH. ANIL April IT. A ulilp-i
meni of extra fine beef r.itlle was
shipped from hero today bv 1'ied
Stiiki'l or Merrill tn C. J. JoIiiikoii'
A Co. of San Train lien. Win.
Muoiik). nhlpuiir for the company,
win In cliiirgit nl llie Hhlpment. The,
ratlin were brought hero l-'rlilny by
I'red ritulicl nnd son, Ulmur. ,
1 And when the snbbnlh was naslUed from the
Mary Maudalene, and Mary the motluT Eded and were amazed: neither said
ol James, and ha Ionic, had bqrfght
sweet spices, that they might coiifc ajid
anoint him. .
2 And very early inlhcjpnglht Ihi
fii-st day of the week, JtlKiy $Jhie unto' Hr
the sepulchre at Ihe risinOT the sun., he
.J And they siiul among (ftemselycii,
,, ,.w ..... ... ., ...... t
the door of the sepulchre
4 And when Ihcy looked
that the stone wa.s rolled av
was very great.
5 And cnteringymto,
they sawfa-young man
right side? clothed in a':l
ment; andthey were nfl
C And he saiUnntd
attriahted: Ye seeksu
which was cruciuea'-ti
not here: behold the
laid him.
7 But go yoiuvwnl?
and Peter that he goiH
Galilee; there shall you
rnirl lliil t
(3UIVI UHIU V
ft And J hey went'
DRUG SEIZURE MADE
.. i ,
iioMii,. w.tii rmiiitii with si.uno
Will III III l'USM-S.ioll
IIIUR4 Snltiril 1 1) (lie iMillrc at
SI.flDd urn rlnl lute tint nlRlit
Willi llie in I ft nf lloblile Willi I,
will known lure, ulien lie lui
In i ii einplojcd ns n waiter In ri
liiilr.iulH. Tin nriiNt wii iiuiile It)
fulerill offlie-'-, the police ntnl tin."
flieilrt'i of fin'.
A M-.iiih of Wan I rec.ilel n
pniinil of iiinrplilue, rnlm'i nt ."SIIHI
mi iiiinif, mill n iiuintlly of yen
tdii-o, ii Htw(ifiil Clilnfse ilruc
Wind riitlitictl lite ilniK a for liK
pi'ri)inil u.e.
lie wilt lie Intl tli.nrrril wltti U
liKlni; lite mill-ilruK int, M-nillut
.in luiiti;.iliiiu.
While ilriu; iletit-fi hae Imi-ii
ioiiiiiiiiii i-Newliei', tills s (In- fli-k
KIM llNllllll lien.
prriii.w tu.Mi:i.i.ois is
COMIVIi lOMOWIEOW MClir
I. l'lnietli, of The IXiIIoh. grund
ihaiiKtllnr of the KniRlitn of Pythian,
will arrive lonnnrnw nlsht for n lt
with Inial ineiuhern of tlio order, and
will Pay Mil off.clnl visit to thn lu.-l
lodge, HCCordliiK to n miwKigo receiv
ed today by Lloyd Do Lap. keeper of
rii-nril and sealn.
oi'i:n Mji:u iii.th:i;
Ni:W YOIIK. April IS. John
McCormack. nonil tenor, who has
Iven hiiffurtng from it throat affec
tion, and whiiMt lllne.il becime
nlnrming Wcducsduy. w- reported
today to have paiied I ho rrlsK hut
will be unable In I lug for R'-verjl
monllis.
THE RESURRECTION
t
ij-iing
jPtpj i
she.
-";;.-v.v -
fcpvfJi
waruitfi i aiu.
yfaem.
tr.ia i TiVsiv
KfjpaMiny tPre
IOJIUU-IWcTOM
ta 2Bm " "cijfK
, as. An
rH sTIA. Kff IM V
'',y TtilafJir '1 nuvc' an
ij-JLAr,N Jnev5tKi40l.
1Kie)MapvaSa(VAflcr thalSh
.. wlB.tf n.LUi.SHItni, 4 .. l.rlrV lit)
DiirvnitfrgaMJaiKCT and w
WA f?S,nd ihn
Jhem, He 'iim tlijstcaidue; nei
S UirjiiUUCUtssrT JKi L1lnttoi.l
fc3s-.-.Keta' "
rraSJWfeacievdn bniffititShi
placoiei4iacitth
MJlardnciisi oF heart
rMlfpusci.jtBy JicvcdTOjriK them
fwhwKSmfVf&M(9aKt& risen.
sec ""-lifcLXTSnHKje said
1 Bk IsTaV IsTBl .fHUaBMSSfst JbB1TbV.
.taBHrRMnsHn.f.tssPTvii iiioiviiiBvaw'inri
out 'arfrfl'"'"' "-'v-i
m9& Wtkwm 0$BKf ti
Kcalorzon and Carter Mills
Prepare to Open; Oth
ers Show Activity
j (Sieilal In llie llei.-idl)
DOHItlK. Calif.. April 1.V- One of
the llful nlgnn of nctlrlty In tho lum
ber Industry this year In thin Miction
Iiiih been ijvldentfd during thn pant
week by timneroun ihlpmetitn of
lioMKidinld nuppllLn (onslmcd to Dor
, rln for varloun parties who arc com
mc hero to spend thn summer In saw
I mill camps.
i I'rrliap! the first mill tn bopdn
, nawlni; In the Immedlato vicinity of
' Dorrls In tho (!. K. Kotcrnon plant,
' lontcd n few mllen west of town.
Kftcrson. who Is one of the veteran
J mlll'inen of Uutto Valley, arrived
' Monday and stated that ho Intended
to bcRln operating liln mill full force
April 17. Tho majority of Kester
fon'n crew, II In understood, will
como from Crants Pass. What the
hours and wane scale will he has not
been Icurnod.
The Carter mill at Mt. Hebron wilt
alno start operating Monday, It Is re
ported. J. O'Nell will bo tho new
manager of that cstsbllshmcnt.
Other mills In this vicinity arc th
Topiy Lumber company, owned by
Kcstcrson Ilrothcrn and tho Welter
Lumber company. Thcso two organi
sations aro expected to run within a
few days. Snow Is fast disappearing
from tho mountains making It pos
sible to operate logging equipment.
DARK, DEEP QUESTION
County AtM-.M)i U Pacing; Problem
of Kfi-ctlon or Appointment
Will nr will not Klamith county
have nn ascssnr. and how would
he gain off lie? ThPfit am the titicn
ilnnn facing Hie ri unty clcrk'n nf
f!en today, and in commanding tho
attention of Attorney General Van
Winkle ,i well.
Tho quandary dovolopn from tho
fact thai the present Incumbent, W,
T. I.ee. wai appointed by tho coun
ty court .upon the death lust year
of bin father. Captain J. P. I.et Or
dinarily tho tirm would expire In
January. 191' I. The question n ow
ls. d(a.' -W. T. Leo continue to hold
office for the remalndur nt thn
elective, term, or fliall he or no mo
other 'Person be elected to hold of
fic for the remaining two yearn?
And," If elected, would tho incum
bent hold office. for two or four
yenra?
It Is reported that W. T. Lee says
lie, will run. even If ho has to hold
an election ull of his own.
sepulchre; for they Irem-
to any man; for they
Jesus wa.s risen early
week, he appeared
ene, out oi wnom
ils.
welvWfcid told them that
itliMum, as they mourned
mlheyhatlheard
hadlce-;cn of
ptnred in an
ifrtt-.frifm. fie Ihnv
;nt jito the country.
y...yent and told it unto
IHcHbelicved they them.
e:npeareu unto the
atSmeat, and up
their unbelief and
, because, they be
hich had seen him
unto them, Go ye
preach the gospel
, Mark, 16.
! EASTER LILY SEED
NOW BEING RAISED
BY GOVERNMENT
.o lounger .erenry to Depend
Upon tlermiiiln mill Japan fnr
(rent White I'lowcri
I IV HAHIIV III'XT
WASHINGTON. April IC Uncle
Sam Is no longer dependent upon
ttormuda nnd Japan fnr the great
white, bell-mouthed lilies that form
tbo center of home and church de
corations a't Kastcr time.
Horticultural experts of tho do
partment of agriculture arc now pro
ducing both bulbs and flowering
plants of tho Kastcr lily from seed.
Kntlrcb New Mne
Surplus seed and bulblcts produced '
In Illy propagation work at tho gov',
ornment's Arlington experimental
farm havo been distributed to florists I
and prlvato horticulturists. From
these are expected to grow aft en
tirely new line of Illy culturo which
ultimately will supply tho American
market fully without dependence on
Imported bulbs.
To date, however, tho volume of
bulbs and plants produced from seed
Is not enough of a factor to Increase
visibly tho supply or reduce prices.
In another year, however. American
propagated lilies should be a con
trolling factor In stabilising the
prices of lilies at Kaster tlmo.
Just now, with Increasing demand
at the approach of Caster, prices aro
beginning to climb. Florists explain
this by saying there Is a shortage of
Imported bulbs duo to floods In Ja
pan. Government horticulturists here
say they havo no advices as to, floods
la Japan affoctlng tho Hly'toO'lS'sup-'
Ply
On the contrary, they point to tho
htutlntlrn covering Importations nnd
show that tho value of flower bulbs
nf all sorts Imported so far this year
Is about ono-thlrd. or moro than $1.
000.000 more than for the same per
iod a year ago.
.Not Difficult
Propagation of Kaster lilies from
need Is not n difficult Job. Uncle
Sam's gardeners say, nnd can bo un
dertaken by any lover of flowers with
good chances of success.
In fact, thero Is no good reason
why the 1-astor Illy, In tho greater
part of thn United Slates, cannot bo
made a homo flower, available tq
everybody ut Kastor-tlmo, instead of
a high-priced, artificially forced hot
house bloom.
FARMERS PREPARING
Operations to Start Soon on Itlch
Tulp Laml Near Midland
(Special to The Herald)
MIDLAND. April IC Prepara
tions for the cultivation ot tulo
lands near here on a largo scalo are
undor way by M. A. Vochxaxer of
Malln and M. Motschcnbacher ot
Klamath Falls.
Vochsazcr has on tho ground 14,-
000 feet of lumber for tho construc-
tlrn ot i house and garage, nnd for
other Improvements. Ho owns
t.OSO ncres of rich tulo land which
ho will plant to ryo as soon as
went her' permits.
On the Motschcnbacher ranch six
miles from hero buildings aro be
ing constructed for a crew of men
who will start work soon. Several
truck-loads of lumber and shingles
havo bcon bVought from Klamath
Kalis.
FREE SEEDS SCORNED
California Fniiiicrs Dl-approvo Coa
"-.sslonal Measure!
SANTA ANA .Calif., April IC
Freo seeds, under congressional 'ap
propriation carrying an Item ot
$360,000 for disturbing seeds with
out charge among farmers, will hnvo
few "takers" throughout tho country
If tho nttltudo ot Ornngo county farm
ers, many of whom express distinct
disapproval of tbo measure, may tbo
takon as typical.
"Farmors of this county do not
want freo seeds," said Farm Advisor
11 ,rc, Wablbmt of Santa Ann.
Developments Anxiously
Awaited; Warship Sent
at Precautionary Move
DUllLIN, April 1 1 Eamonn
Do Valcri today Issued nn
Kaster message In which ho
said: "Voung men nnd wo-
men of Ireland, tho goal is In
sight; stand together; stop
ferward: Ireland In yours for
tho taking. Take It!"
LONDON, April IS. Dovolop
monts In Iroland over Kaster aro
awaited anxiously In vlowof tho re
publicans' scliuro of four courts In
Dublin, snd Arthur Griffith's deter
mination to hold his pro-treaty moo'
Ing In Bilge tomorrow over decr-c
of tbo local Irish republican comma'
dcr. It will be surprlso It Bund
passes In SHgo without troublo.
DKLFAST, April IC. IniurgeT
Irish republican forces aro strength
enlng their hold on Sllgo. The ropur
llcans followed up their selsuro yes
terday of the poitofflco, town hall
guild hsll and bararcks, until now
thoy control virtually every position
ot vantage.
DELFA8T. April IS. Two Drltls1
warships have arrived at Lough Swll
ly, northwest ot Londonderry, as a
precautionary measure.
GRANTS PASS WINNER
Local Debaters Huffiy Defeat Whoa
Oppoatats "Wlp Oae Over"
In tbo debate held last night In
tho high school auditorium be
tween Grants Pass high school and
tho Klamath County high school,
tbo Grants Pass debaters won by
decision of 2 to 1, on their superior
ability tn mako a "bluff" in rebut
tal and to get away with It.
Tho question was tbnt of tbo
graduated income tax for the stato
of Oregon. Tho atflrmsttve, rep
resented by James Manning and
Albert Moorland of tbo local high
school; built up a strong argumont.
contending that tho present tax-system
was u failure, that the gradu
ated Income tax would cquallto tho
tax burden by distributing that
burdon on tho thoory of tbo ability
to pay, and used tho Income, tax
system of tho stato ot Wisconsin as
an example by froquontly quoting
from the reports ot tho Wisconsin
tax commissioner.
The negative represented by
Corlyss Courtnoy and Lulu Garrett
ot Grants Pass, contendod tbst the
graduated Incomo .tax would not
equalize the burden; that It -was
Inadvisable and impracticable In
rebuttal tho debaters quoted from
a letter purported to bo from the
statu tax commissioner ( Wiscon
sin, stating thnt the Incomo tax
system ot that stato was a failure,
and that tbey wero trying to got
rid of It. When asked to show tho
original ot this lottor, however, tho
Grants Pass debaters wore unable
to produco It, but Its work had
bcon dono by destroying tho cuso ot
tho affirmative
The dobato was unusually Inter
esting and was woll attended. A
delightful entortalnmont was given
by tho musical department under
tho direction of MIss Evelyn Apple
gate Tho program constated of a
trio, "Moonlight on tho Lake," by
Robert' Gootz, Kenneth Msler and
Harry Pelz; u duct, "Whispering
IIopo," ,by Ilobort Gootz and Harry
Pous; and two girl choruses, "To a
Wild Hose," and "Wu Did, Wo Did.
Wo Certainly Did."
The udgea woro Don Newborn,
an attorney of Medford; J. D.
Hatch, principal of schools at Do--'
nanza, and Frod Potorson, principal
ot schools at Merrill.
WAIVKH IH-AJIIM1
Olonn Ulako, arrested April 1, on
a liquor charge, today waived hear
ing beforo U, f. Commissioner Bert
O, Thomas and will face (be federal
court at, Portland where, accordlag to
his attorney, Wm. C. Marx, h will
plead guilty.
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