i GRANTS PASS DAILY OOCRIER TlllltNRAY. Jl NK ! TWO hashed Daily Except Suaday UdVOORHIKS, Pub. and Propr. P' . . . . mm, r mm. TV A at posioiHoe. 1. m second claaa mail matter. K, ADVERTISING RATES . ' .mm nor inch .16c .personal column. per Mnel re, per una J NSS-UU- a rr. djl.ua courier , f .all or carrier, per year..IS.OO ail or carrier, per monui . P" WEEKLY COURIER Bmll. per year U 00 .lER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated PreM la xelnatvely .a th for rminbileatloa t , news dispatches credited to It I. .1 vHnrlu rnuHtaul In this if and aleo the local news pnb- nnru. L, rights of republication of ape- ,aispaicaes uera Et'e1- The Weather Is fine Cantaloupes are extra fine LUSDAY. JVNB 19. 119. m ' OREGON WEATHER 1 nValr-, cooler Friday; gentle llthweeterly wtnda. . I BER HAS 50 SHOT IN IE. BUT NO COIN to : . : . ... .... a complaint ruea in me jusuce by District Attorney Nenner rigned by Sheriff Quine "as the LcuUng witness. Mike Zelock, i Karis, ciauae Bennett, s. a. her and John Juplch, all irapli- In one -way or another In the Lbnrg holdup -which "was un- I 8fnny pulled os eariy last ay morning, have been Jointly :ed with assault ana robbery constitutes felony pnntsh- Ljjby a sentence of from 10 years Ige Imprisonment. ' , kyorney John T. Long has been B led to defend S. A. Cramer, the j deputy and a member of the bnrg posse, who la alleged to ,- picked up a roll of currency led by Mike Zelock, the gang ,r, when he was shot and iwound u' one of the posse. h3en first Interrogated iby the lo- Lithorlties soon after his arrival city. Juplch, a Servian, aged (enled that he was in any way cated In the holdup. However, jjV.o uuwu unaer & severe gni Lrand eonfeesed his part in the ijfP- According to his story hel KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY OVAL1TY AND SERVICE E GERMAN POUCE AFTER SMUGGLERS h'l(f "--i .... I mmm..:t T.m.mSU. WSK- . . . f"". ,1 Genua ny is safeguardiDg lis interior against further bolshevik uprisings. Here on Mannheim bridge a German policeman In civilian clothes Is searching the wagon of a smuggler for contraband. SEE BOCHE FUTURE AmoroiiKcn. May 17. tCorrvsimn donee of the lAaoclated Press.) The people of Amorgonen, old tnshlouml in ithelr Woas. have been given re cently what they regard as a token of the future of Germany. Two storks every yr make their neet on a tower of Amorongen Castle where the former Oerman emperor la staying. This year the feraaia stork returned alone and built her nest. Soon came three male storks but all were ibeaten oft with violent pecklngs. Two days later a lone male etork arrived and he too was accorded a hostile, reception. How ever, he hovered about perservering ly and fought off a fourth. The combat was wsjched with Intense In terest both by the occupants of the castle, among them the two Hohen xollerns. Next day the mnle stork shared the nest with the female on the nest, from which the cfKi had been ejected. The two birds appear ed quite happy. Superstitious vlllasrers compare hs non-aftwaranre of the male stork after the winter absence with the dlsnpeparance of the erstwhile em peror from Germany after the war. The first wooers of the widowed fe male stork are likened to the var ious parties which tried to fill the place of the former imperial ruler and were rejected. The persevering male stork is taken as the emblem j of the German people determined to become their own rulers. The last fight of the male storks is said to represent the struggle of the Ger-j man nation to shake off the bolshe-j vlkl The ejection of the aggs from the nest is assumed to mean the' casting out of all that belonged to the old imperial system of rule, while the happy outcome of content ed family life in the nest 1s looked on a the portent of the happy future of Germany. See our Seal and Grape Rings BARNES, The Jeweler 8. P. Time !ns$ertor Next door First National lUnk USED CARS 1918 Maxwell 1917 Oakland Six 1917 Maxwell Chalmers Touring Car One Ford Truck N Have your loose wheels lightened WORK GUARANTEED COLLINS AUTO COMPANY jmpany with Mike Zelock and L Karis left Portland In a hired Unoblle driven by Claude Ben-! tiy iu car buu unvcr were ion picsDiirg. -me trio rescued the iBty of their victim's cabin under of darkness last Monday night tout z odock that morning they up to the cabin door which, was ked. . Quietly entering the TVovij.1i ' n m Anlunul )a turn -his savings amounting to ?10 I. e mint of the guns held by Ze- and Karis. ' While he denies It, i h, -who was unarmed, is alleged i C-e struck matches to enable his' along to see iwhat was going I fislde .the darkened cabin. He, Irthpr aHeareA to have become S?d while the 'holdup was taking i and told his pals to "Shoot hoot him." , Juplch was ar ea iDelore justice niaaie mis ing, but was given time in Li to consult aa attorney before .ing a plea. friff Quine stated that Mike Ze f the leader of the holdup gang, . was taken to Mercy hospital tring from a gunshot wound in if -94 will be removed from that utlon and placed in tne county not a orukn ya inarm las Inn in do UJM been secured from County clan K. L. .Miller, wno nas picking the ibuckshot out of Ze- j wound. The snernr is 01 tne on mat .eiocKs injury is uoi jl serious and that the man is . .... .. mr a ng, noptng wax wmie conuneu 1 le hospital he can eventually 3 a casn lor iioerty. a guar a een watching over the wounded ,ner day and night. . He told jiff Quine last night that he had .bullets in mm." . : the 11980, all In bills, taken by tpoldup men, but $885 has been Dered from Mike Zelock and S. W' . . .... ramer. The residue or the ipiun has not as yet been discovered, h fact Is causing Sheriff Quine iderable worry. ' It was thought T Cramer had disposed of a large of the stolen collateral behind g where he threw it when the tsrs approached him. However, ing has been heard from Deputy ,'lff Ed Sterling, of Drain, who !; to the scene of where Cramer first (placed under arrest. Rose- (Review. , . Papeete, Island of Tahiti, May 31. (By mail.) Walking over stones heated white hot Is the recent ex perience of an English newspaper correspondent who makes his home here. He emerged without injury or the slightest trace of fire on shoes or clothing and said he felt no dis comfort whatever. ' He participated in the ceremony of "passing through fire." or "Umlti" as It Is called by the Tahltians. Whatever trick there may be in performing this ceremonial ' is a secret religiously held by a small clan of natives on the island of Rai artea.. T large pit is dug 1n which are placed huge, dry logs of wood over laid with a thick layer of large river stones. The tire then is kindled and made to burn fiercely until the stones become white hot. Native priests, or (wizards descend Into the pit, notwithstanding the fact that the intense heat radiating from it keeps the onlookers ait a distance, and walk barefooted over the heat ed stones inviting those who have the courage fo follow them. Many theories have been advanced as to why the naked feet of the na tives are not scorched, but no satis factory explanation of the phenome non yet has been advanced. The Englishman wore his shoes. WOIUI PROHIBIT HVX IMMIGRATION 50 YE A 118 Battery Shop Specials Spot Light at varloUM prices. I'dggage Carriers Juwt thn tiling for picnic. Motorist .Coveralls nl Driving Glove. Let us tell you hw to moke your miMiiiir or pnnUnote top look like now or let us do it for you. A full line of llruuiwlrk and ROYAL COKU CAMIMiH. 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