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THURSDAY,- MARCH 2, 1S22. THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, .PORTLAND, OREGON I Lu PUIIISH VENDORS OF DRUGS RATHER THAHUSER.VORD employed as charwoman, and Earl Da vkleon. charred with selling; liquor to Klamath Indiana. Inquiry in Alleged Corruption of City Off icials Suspended ' Punishment to the limit of the law C traffickers la narcotic .drag, rather than prosecution of -addicts. Is recom tneDdad la s pedal report submitted Wednesday . afternoon: by ' tae federal arand -Jury, ' V .': - Tntaty true WUe, 11 secret fndictoents 1 and nine toe true bills werertturnKL v The . sneclal report follows i . ' The arad.iry In Itt denberatlons baa found tsat a large percentage of . the rmjwa that have beo- presented tor ' ear 'eansjderatkm- are for ' violation of 1 the narcotic laws. It U apparent to us . that the traffta in dries Is rrowlns; at an alarmlnc rate and that drastic action on the part of the' officers-"and i the courts Is reaulred to stamp out 'the nrantlca, . ' : - . "We are of the opinion that but Utile can be. accomplished by the arrest and : punishment of those who hare become addtewd to the habit, but- that the full ' penalty of the law should be imposed , by the courts upon those who are con- i vlcUd of dealing in narcotics of any ; kind The .profits Jo be derived from this traffic are enormous and the Im- position of fines or llpht Jail sentences win not stoo the trarnc . "We believe that If the courts, federal, . stats and munk-t pal would Impose the i maxitnnm penalty upon those who traf j flo In drura. It would make the traffic ' to unprofUabte for many to enrage in. and wa respectfully submit this auKgns tlon for the court s consideration. Marvey. K. Osborn. who was married 1 last week to Mrs. Mabel Hoi man, widow ; of Walter J. Hoi man, was Indicted on white slavery charge. Osborn i la charged with haying transported Thelma Ounn en July It from Seattle to Port- 'i land for Immoral purposes. , The majority of the indictments were prohibition and narcotic violations. ,', , D. W. Byrne. C. H. Carr. A. C Dennis and Roy Garrison of ties Northwest Law and Order league claiming to be wprk 1 tng onder IE. C. LJnvllle, federal prohlbl . ' tlon agent, charged with having robbed 11.- W. McNeil of the Clevenger hotel of si bottle of whiskey and $123. were ; Indicted, i 1 Other Indictments were: Dr. Horner J. FUnn, formerly of the Buchanaa building, violation Harrison act : Jonji Dagoetlno. Tonlo Dagostlno and Mrs. f John Dagostlno, tt East Clay, violation national prohibition act; Ray " Cook and Thomas Ryan, Harrison nar cotics, found wh 10 ounces In their possession ; Harry Da via and Mrs. Ethel Davis, violation Harrison narcotics law; Jimmy Hsddant violation Harrison act ; Lee Luy Ling, violation Harrison nar - eotle act : Harry Myers and Melvln H. ; Hanson, charged with robbing postal ; station i No.. 14 of stamps ; William . .! Hunter, violation Harrison narcotics acts K. L. tit. Clair, violation prohibition law : I Barney : p. rearlman, violation prohlbt- tlon law; Earl Tracy, violation prohibi tion law; 8. Hansen, Violation prohibi tion law : Lung On, violation prohibition , laws Jehn pryse. violation nrohibltion , law ; Ray Cook and Thomas Ryan, viola tion narcotics la'w: Dick Clark, viola. tloa prohibition law : Leete Paine, John Day. violation prohibition law: Ted Mandrone. The -Dalles, violation prohl- onion law; Long pie, The Dalles, viola tion narcotics law ; Wong Fun, The Dalle violation narcotics law: Clar ence Garrett. The Dalles, violation pro hibition law: Edna McDonald, Klamath Falls, violation prohibition law; Conn .mack. Klamath Fails, .violation rrohlbl tlon law ; William Bailey and Ora Sum mer. Klamath Falls, selling liquor to Indians; T. H. 'Eppersoa, The Danes. violation pronlbltlon law : Harrv Will lama, receiving revolver stolen from the government: Ray" Moors and Mabel Moors, alias Meta Moore, and Mabsi after, violation white slave act, charged ; with transporting Elsie McBrlde from Spokane to PorUand ; William Berkeley, 5 Klamath Falls, selling liquor to Indiana Not true bills mere returned In the cases of Jack Quinisms, J. M. Nlckola, Kd Blair. Manuel Rivers. W. IL Wood ward, Jess Aydelotte, D. IL Inglas and James Allen on prohibition charges i Mrs. Princes Krum, charged with steal- 4rig preeerry from the postofflc while Astoria, March X. Assistant Attorney General LJljeqvtst adjourned the Clatsop county grand Jury Wednesday until Tuesday. , Pressure of legal business in PorUand made it impossible fefrtne state prosecutor to continue the lnveelgatlon be la conducting, into alleged vice condi tions and reported corruption among city and county officials. . In the event that LUJeqvlst will not be able to be present next week. It is under stood that Governor Olcott will send another stats official here to continue the investigation.. - The grand jury continued in .session Tuesday night until 10 o'clock, examln-J ing n iu tv witnesses. unr mors were called 'Wednesday. It is understood that the Investigation's scope embraced vari ous offenses from disorderly conduct to bribery and that several witnesses have testified to paying protection money to officers, while others whom they Impli cated denied such dealings. Portland Commerce v Chamber Gets Cup TromMedford Body liedfordL March X. -At the one hun dred th forum luncheon oft the Medford Chamber of Commerce; held at the Med ford hotel Wednesday, John DougaU of the Portland Chamber of Commerce rave the principal address and was. presented with sliver- lovine cup of beautiful design in recognition of the assistance given Southern Oregon by that body la the last year. The cup la engraved with the words. -Presented to the PorUand Chamber of Commerce by the citisens of Medford in. appreciation of the loyal support accorded Southern Oregon com munity problems nd particularly In making available to alKpeopte the beau- Unm of Crater lake. - - About suO members of the Medford chamber and guests were- present. . , Many Bogus Checks Passed in February j. -". X ' .i'f" . Forty-two wortaless checks. . totaling 1019,82. were passed in PorUand during February, according to figures compiled Wednesday" by Tom Swennea, inspector in charge of bad checks, who reports that SO cases "have been cleared up.' Nine vcrthless checks, one forgery and one embezzlement remain to be solved. Malheur Land Bill . Passed by Senate ; Washington. 'March X. CWASHLN'Q- TOU, BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL) Sinnotfa bill authorising tke exchange of lands of the Malheur national forest was called up In the senate today by Senator McNary and was passed. It now goes to the president for approval. 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