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92. 1 19, 1921. No. VOLUME LXI. THE DALLES, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL ' 1 COOPERATIVE BOOf TRANSFER METAL PROGRAM AGAINS T NAKED WRISTS JAPAN MAY LOSE 0. S. NAVY IS SHOW FAVOR PROFITEERING IS WILL PLANE RESERVE. ALLIES ANDLEIS BOUND YAP MANDATE BY BUILDING. BEING F ORMULATED TO LOCAL PLANTS TO PACIFIC ORDER GERMANY BANDITS ESCAPE DRASTIC STAND JUMP TO ACT AS FIVE DISTINCT MOVES DISCUSS- ADVISORY BOARD. FOR GROW- - . ED TO PROTECT ULTIMATE GIANT BOAT WILL ESSAY FLIGHT ULTIMATUM WOULD YOUNG MEN DROP OFF TRAIN AMERICA ENTITLED TO VOICE IN ERS. THREE DAY CONSUMERS. IN LATE SUM-ME- REMOVE MONEY TO CO- INTO' SNOW AND DISPOSAL OF IS- LOGNE, COBLENZ. By Clarence Dubose COLQ. LAND. At a meeting of' fruit and vegetable (United Press Staff Correspondent) growers from iho various districts WASHINGTON, April 19 A' pro- contiguous to The Dalles, which wus against gram to protect the people held in thi county court house last MILE RADIUS REFUSAL IS CERTAIN profiteering was being planned here MAY DIE OF EXPOSURE U. S, WONT RECEDE 'Saturday afternoon and which was at- 3.000 today. , tended by a large number of appli High government officials and cants for membership in the Oregon members of congress wero diseuss- - - 18 30,000 - Growers Cooperative association, fur- LIFTING 'CAPACITY DEMAND TO SURRENDER METAL attempted, IN DESPERATE FIGHT, CAPTUR- -' POSITION STRENGTHENED BY E'J- ing remedies that will be ther steps wore taken towards per- - POUNDS; 8PEED 110 MILES RESERVES WILL RE8ULT are ED ROBBING LOS ANGELES ROPE'S NEED OF NATION'S although details of the program' tecting the local branch of the state PER HOUR. FROM REFUSAL. process development.' STORE. PARTICIPATION. as yet in of organization and completing the work The tentative program is: of securing the acreage required for 1. A law requiring the manufac- By that purpose. M. O. Evans, represen- By Harold D. Jacobs By Webb Miller cost and sales price to be United Press , By L. C. Bradford turers' 19 (United Press Staff Correspondent) Correspondent) PORTLAND, April Naked, Correspondent) tative, of the sjato association, who (United Press Staff marked on every article. (United Press Staff (Copyright, 1921, by United Press.) handcuffed, with their logs Ironed 19.-iap- presided meeting, tne PARIS, April 19 The allied repar- 2. An emergency force' reporting WASHINGTON, April at the outlined i I TT.Mt INEW YORK, April 19. The United served a three officer,' pre- .ni.. further course to be pursued in or ations commission has directly to a cabinet to J may lose outright her Yap mandate, trans-Atlanti- c fe, both 16, today escaped from , tu- - States navy, first to make a Hof . ganizing the local growecs. In day .ultimatum on Germany demand- sent a statistical index of wholesale . .Pacific between necause oi it.,iuu uiubuuj ...i flight, will send a giant sea- ing of all the reichsbank prices in varldus parts or a Southern tram iuu fillment of one of tho provisions of transfer t and. retail ac- - Co-ble- DSnsmuir and Siskiyou, Cal 'she has taken in negotiations with plane winging across tho Pacific late metal reserves to Its Cologne and the country. this program a local advisory boarti cording to a telegram received here this summer or early next spring. branches, It was announced to- 3. The issuance frequently by this the Unlted states. was elected to uct as a directorate loaay. uoys were uuiub uiuusu. The tri plane, which will be known, day. government agency of a "fair cast'l ine 11 developed today that correspon-the- for tho growers of this section and u .to Portland' from Los Angeles, where been In event Germany rejects the ul- list, including each article of com counselling body for the parent or- as the "Ginnt Boat," has were captured in a desperate dence over the Yap question shows more timatum, the allies will demand com- mon consumption. ganization. The board members chos and construction tor fight by the police, while trying to' that proposals that the "open shop" plete surrender of the' metal re- 4. Congressional investigation of en were Dr. G. E. Sanders, Frank than a year. Tho wings and "hull" Alleg- rob a Store. ho nnnlifiil tn thfi islam! serves. "open price" associations and nrlnnlnln Hill, 10. L. Curtis, ISrlckson and are being made at the naval aircraft .They had previously escaped from Fred ed agreements or understandings . WtJIU JIIUUC Ujr HID UIIUVU V. factory, Philadelphia. The motors and coumyi 11 . U F. Clitchcll. Dr. Sanders was ulso' cer- me jail ueie, hucid iuo - PARIS, April 19. Germany will among retailers. 6, only to be summarily re- represent nacelles, bodies, aro boing turned w. hoi ft fdfiral eharse of comber elected to the local mem for reject allied ultimatum de- 5 Investigation of high railroad out by the Gallaudot Aircraft corpor- tainly the expensive automobile In Jected by Japan. bers on tho state board and he will of its metal re- wages. stealing an Greenwich, Conn. The manding the transfer rates and I ation at East Seattle and driving to Portland. P agreeu, i soon visit Salem In that capacity, serves to Coblenz branches of the pernm- - - propellors are being built In Balti- Because of the snow and cold in tion mignt nave reiucianuy probably accompanied by other mem- it' was today at the by Propellor com- Reichsbank, stated mountains where they escaped, ted a mandate. more the American Rejection of the the (Continued on Page6.) German embassy..' do not believe that Now, however, Secretary of State pany. COMMITTEE WILL the authorities ' three-da- y in a depend" ultimatum will result they can live without clothes. Hughes has taken the position that The. time of the flight will er demand by the allies for absolute sur-xend- Thu hnva worn nut In charee of Van in one of the territories taken COUNTY upon when tho craft is completed and to - SIGNS UP of reserves of $261,000,000 FEDERATE CHURCHES Deputy United States Marshal Bas- fr0m Germany and that the United upon, the results of the exhaustive the allies. set at Los Angeles and not missed states, as one of the victors, must tests to which the ,fGlant Boat" will until the train reached Ashland, Ore., have a choice in the disposal of such BUSHELS be subjected, at Is planned to. begin .. . . Ml I 1 FORMER KAISEB SUFFERS tnis morning, mey iuce a leucji i territories. mm assembling the plane In June or July. CHURCH MEN VOTE ALM08T -- SEVERE NERVOUS .ATTACK nnnrt charge here jof . violating ..the . Hughes will neither recede nor com The tentutlve route is: "T 1 UNANlMOU9LYFOfc. CEN- i national motor "vehicle theft act; promise. He has been u'ssured of tho San Diego, Cai., to Honolulu, Ha- TRAL COUNCIL MORROW LEADS STATE WITH By United Fre senate's support. waii, 2,100 miles. 999,430 BUSHELS OF CO- April 19 Former Emperor - to Wako Islands, 1,800 4 DOORN, moves president's automobile The American position is strength- Honolulu severe ner- One of the most Important OPERATIVE WHEAT. Wilhelm today suffered a Almost, in i miles. looking toward a definite program collision ened by the fact that the allies want vous attack. Members of the house-Hol- some of the Wake Islands to Guam, 1,100 miles. of , Christianity in this America to participate in county now has u total of cared for him. The former kaiser By United Press Wasco Gunm to Manila, P. I., 1,200 miles. city was taken last evening wnen me features of the Versailles treaty, tho very melancholy since the WASHINGTON, April 19 Presl: 285,400 bushels of wheat signed up 6,200 miles. has been the churches assembled at Germun reparations question being This is a total of empress. men of Harding's automobile today nar- marketing through thb Oregon to death of the meeting in First Meth dent for Whether the piano would continue a special the rowly escaped collision with a motor one. , voted almost unani- government will not partici- Grain Growers' Cooperative associa- tho Asiuu mainland has not yot been odist church Secret servico men jumped This re- truck. according to report of Ed- determined. Tho longest single "hop" mously to carry back to their forced a negro pate, however, until the contentions tion, the $400,000,000 NEEDED TO from the car and NC-4-, in 191ft, wns spective communions a resolution fa- of the Hughes mandate note are mot. gar L. Ludwick organization manag of tho historic MEET RAILROAD LOSSES track driver to halt. Azores, a voring the formation of a central of of tho state association submit- from Nova Scotia to tho council. ted last night, to a meeting of tho distance of 1,100 mllos. By United Press spirited song service Boat" will have a wing WASHINGTON, April 19. An, Following a, board of directors. The "Giant by Community Service Di spread of 167 nnd will havo three appropriation of $400,000,000 conducted FLOODS DESTROY BURIED Tho following association directors feet rector H. W. Arbury, the chairman wero in attendance: A. V. Shum-wa- propellors,. each driven by threo four-hundr- ed is needed 'to meet losses sustained of the local ministerial association UN of Milton, Howard Anderson of horse-powe- r motors develop- y the government in operating rail- Introduced the speaker of the eve Heppner, William S. 1'owoll of Moro, ing a total of 3,600 horsepower. Each roads, Director General of Railroads execu HOUSES HONOR nlng, the Rev. Ralph McAfee, FARMS, WITH HIGH Frtsd Welse of Condon, Charles of" three nacelles will contain tho Davis today informed Chairman Good tlve secretary of the Portland Fed Ilarth of Tho Dalles and Herbort oallaudot gear drive, making possible of the house appropriations commit- come to eration of churches, who had Olden of Heppner. the connection of threo motors with ' as tee. this city on the invitation of the Morrow county loads the stato In may .be TUGS AND LIGHT BOATS RESCUE NEVER POPULAR IN LIFE, IN ouch propellor. any motor Rnrlatlnn. the number of bushels of grain sign- I . a ENDANGERED AND MAROON. TERRED AS VERITABLE The Rev. McAfee presented In 'up now cooperative organi- (Continued ml Puko 6.) ED PERSONS. HEROINE. ed in the very clear 'manner the working of zation, a total of 909,430 buhsela hav- ANDERSON BUYS pii city and in his ing been pledged by the farmers of .the possibilities of By United Press By Carl D. Groat. OF outlined some of BAPTIST A, Mexico, that county, Ludwick told the di- FUNERAL 1843 in this city. SAN JUAN (United Press Staff Correspondent) such a clearing house re- 10 rectors. Sherman comes next with D. .RIGGS RANCH se- April 19. Wundredf . .ives are POTSDAM, Germany, April J.. During the day the speaker had contracted; Gilliam ported endangered c.-- joods which Tho exiled Empress Augusta Victor- 729,026 bushels of the re- PIONEER IS -- HELD cured' the vital statistics today amid hon- county 361,650; linker. 130,560; Jef city and imme- have resulted from heavy rains ia was "buried here ligious bodies of the living. fersou. CIl.OOO; Umatilla, 23475; vis- throughout the state of Tabasco. ors denied her while PURCHASE PRICE $31,000 DEAL vicinity. This data was A to- diate stand- Never a popular figure with, tho Union 36,975; Wallowa, 80,000. THROUGH Wl F. on blackboard and show- Tugs and naval vessels are MADE ualized the masses, kuiserln tal of 2,637,516 bushels Is now undor LAURA PATTERSON ABOARD 600 population ing off the coast toqdck up refugees, German the former MRS GITCHELL. ed that in a city of thou- In state. up sent up- was burled as a heroine with contract tho FIRST WAGON TRAIN TO nhnut 2000 were definitely linked while light boats have been Wasco, secretary persona. sands of persons, massing back of V. II. Smith of CITY. or Protea stream to rescue marooned o One of the largest real estate wltn either the Catholic of tho Oregon Co oper-atlv- The and police lines to doff their hats and and treasurer recorded In several months tant communion, as members. Plantations have been tuined is now In Chicago transfers bow as the casket passed toward tho association, Kunurnl servicos for Mrs. Laura consummated today when Albert totai enrollment of those receiving bridges and. buildings destroyed. Tho of tho was ( In which was to bo attending the deliberations In the Proies-th- e d'amag mausoleum it lltiwn I'attorson wona hold at noon Anderson signed papers making him rellglous Instruction will total millions of dollars. United States Grain GrowcrB, Inc. coun- - and the I'.ftth-tr- y laid. today from tho Crnndall undertaking new owner of the beautiful tant Sunday schools from Mnarn Is 1673 and of Tho funeral train company;s chapol. Tho Hov. Carl C. ranch of J. D. Rlggs,iolIc parochlal school - home and HARDING TO TAKE PART panted, Into the royal station, Wild- southeast of The Dalles. thls number ,a few more than 1000 Walker officiating. two miles - IN BOLIVAR CEREMONY b'foro d(lW today . 1 4 i - - - - - ;nflrk o tnl When .Mrs. Pattoison was a girl i ne puruuttBc yttw i (Continued on Page 6.) i Five special trains from Berlin THREE GOVERNOR around $31,000 nho came to Tho Dalles in tho first been By United Press , brought hundreds 0 mourners Into owned a large 10- f wagon to arrive In tills city in Anderson formerly CENTRAL PARK, N. Y., April - noyl preserve. train where - ! wheat ranch near Heppner, President Harding's official party ar crowds were bril 1843. This train was known as tlio g. jijnKung In tho family are now JAP INTERESTS ' BLAMED well known aniong his wife and rived at the speaker's stand at 3:20 Uuntly uniformed officers of the old OFFICERS Applcgato train, expects possession He to take afternoon for the unveiling ')i tho few remaining pioneers of tho two weeks. this reE,no of his new place In about statue. A salul. brought hundreds of city. She had lived In Wasco countv 65 tho Simon Bolivar spectators Rlggs ranch consists of WHEAT 18011 is by many The BUY U. president of their cut I Blnco and survived part of S. of 21 guns greeted tho wreaths, the fragrance FEDERAL IN8PECTOR8 ACCUSE In all, the larger - was In tho Odd acres flowers mingling with that of bloom INATTENTION TO rolatlvcs hero. Burial Is set out In, orchard, peach which UP Ing trees In the royal purK. Fellows' cemetery la tho family plot. cherry trees predominating. REVENUE BUREAU TAKE8 DUTIE8. and RULE General Von Hindenberg, In full is what Is known NEGOTIATIONS CARRIED ON UN CHANGE IN BEEB Part of the tract .. .uniform, wus a prominent figure in garden ground. The new owner DER COVER, ACCORDING TO lly United Press LOCAL HEN LAYS EGG as Ho was accompanied -- contract with EXPERT. By James Colbert the services. SEATTLE, April 19 Threo officer? this morning signed a MARKET and Mnckenson. BIG AS SMALL FOOTBALL Cooperative as- (United Press Staff Corresponded) by Ludendorff of tho steamship Governor aro held to the Oregon Growers' A Falkenhayn led a regiment agrees to By April 19. c,al Von nlamo tho collision of that steam-o- r wnlch he United Press mill-whic- for reports of which sociation, in regulations, 0f Hussars, the only complete With hens are of bis raBca PORTLAND. April 19 Japanese change in the new beer with the freighter West Hartlnnd, market the products per-- organization In the procession, capable of laying "biggest eggs" asso- interests are seeking wheat supplies If put Into effect, would tary which cost fives and tho Iokb of the through the state medicinal general carried tho crown of coming from all parts of the coun- under cover, according to the allega mit physicians to preser.be The passongor vessel. ciation. , - try, Mrs. Smith French of The Dalles Hyman H. Cohen, markei beer without limit, is under consld- tho the sale, the tions of chos-nu- e Captain Harry Marden, tho pilot, Under the terms of reve- - chapel at San Soucl was now boasts a local hen, which she present crop editor of a local newspaper. eration here by the Internal The and eouinment and rites, tho former em-A- t Ernest Kellenborger, second mate' says can compete with any of them, of the Japanese to hide bureau, it Ws learned today. en for the last land Is included in the total "Efforts cas-itt- Arno Hago, third mute, aro accused In Mrs. French's hen, a Rhode Island on the been unavail they stand at present the regu- - press having so directed. The price. The koine is one 9! wheat purchases have tho tho federal Inspectors' report, of "In- Red, yesterday startled the family by purchase news r.ttrlct the amount of beer ket finally was to bo laid in county, be ing." Cohen asserted, vine is I - 9 n n I n a egg th moat modern in the - 4t.n n - t attention to duties, resulting In tho laying the biggest yet recorded public on the mmmet, may be preecnoea...?or on. p- mausojeuu. equipped with all conveniences becoming that u. In The Dalles. The egg Is perfect 7-- u fatal collision." tas disgust oX the brokers tlent to 4' 9 a montn. mi Kreuenc mo - lBstde and much to the fallens arraignment date has not been in shape and measures six inches both persons trying to aid the'prepestd change would remove this on, Joachim, who committed The deal was handled fcy W. F. and other ' In width and eight Inches In length. The boarding foodstuffs." rcMrltii clde last summer. set. Cltcnell, local real estate agent In