Grants Pass daily courier., March 24, 1920, Image 1

(ß runts pass i3ailg Courier
1OL. X., No. IM.
GRANIR PAWN, JOHEI'HINE OOUM Y. OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ÍS4. If!»»
WHOLE N (Mí IE K
I
Man Convicted of Robbery of W. G.
White I at st Fail Given Long Term
In Penitentiary Today
Wuahington, Mar. 24. The failure GENERAL GETS LARGE VOTE ORIGINAL H’pNII IS REITERAT'
NMHIhTANT CHIEF <>l
N 4VIGA-
of the government to aid former S«r-
TION BM liS TESTIMONY GIV-
I IU»M ( inES 1<NV»RIMNG TO
Hl» BY I'REslDI NT IX NOTE
vice tin n has resulted In the I W. W.
KN BY ADMIRAL NIMtt
EARIA RETI HNS
TO SI PREME COUNCIL
making a drive to got such men Into
thut organization, the house ways
und means committee was told today
by J. E Holden, the state adjutant
for the American Ixglon, of Utah.
DANIELS
Medford, Ore., Mar. 24.—Lark SOCIALISTS
GET
IMPORTANT
Evans, convicted Saturday of rob­
PLACEA IN REORGANIZATION
bing W. G. White, of Grants Pass, in
SAY BERLIN REPORTS
a sensational automobile boldup^iaat
September, was sentenced to 15 years
in the penitentiary by Judge Calkins,
at Jacksonville today. A new trial
was asked and has been taken under
advisement.
Olympia. Wash., .Mur. 2 4
After
Amirov nl «if liu|H>rtnnt I'olltl«« Salti an all night contest lietween the sen ' Joiinson Third on Ust anti Ws«hing- I>< m liment Prepared by State Depart­
Skirmish Near Hesel RefMtrted With
to Have Been Held up by ••< Imr-
Km Senator Polls Very Small
ment to Be Forwarded at Once to
ut« ami houM< over the style of the
I .arge Number of Regular« and
ju ti'ristics" of H im ret ary
Vide in Election
Allies, Shows Finn Stand
soldier's bonus bill, th« special ses­
Communists killed
sion of the Washington législature
Medford. Mar. 24.-—What is prob­
adjourned at I o'clock this morning.
ably the first conviction under the
Washington. Mur.
24. Virtual As finally passed the bill contain« a
Sioux Falls. Mar. 24
With about
Washington, Mar. 24
The orig- state syndicalism act was secured to­
Copenhagen, Mar. 24. The forma­
chaos existed in the navy department referendum clause providing for the nine-tenths of 4tic city vote through­
day when J. T. Smith, an alleged I. tion of a new German cabinet is a
Inai
position
of
the
American
gov-
•I the time th« < kited Stales enter- submission of the question to t he out the state recorded and tabulated
W. W., <was found guilty and sen­ matter of only a few hours. The in­
sal the European war, Captain Harris people.
the results of yesterday’s primary on iernment that jhe Turks should be tenced to a year by Judge Calkins. dependent socialists are sure of get­
lauiing, aawtatant chief of th« bu-
th« endorsement of republican presi­ i exi>elled from Europe, wan re-mated He was later imroled to the district ting several important portfolios, ac­
reau of navigation during the wur.
Juck Wisecarvor, of Williams, WHS dential candidates, showed these to­
attorney under good behavior.
cording to a Berlin telegram.
testified today before the »anale In- u Grants Puss visitor yesterday.
tals from 708 of the 1740 precincts in a note to the allied supreme conn-
vest tgnt Ing commit tee
t'uptuln l.a-
Mr and' Mrs It. C
Crowell, of Wood. 22,679; Ixiwden. 19,283, and ell which has been prepared at the (X»l RT MARTIAL FOR
\Cesel, Germany, Mar. 24.—Six
nlng aald that no one knew what to Waldo, are visitors in the city toduv, Johnson, 17,560.
Senator Miles I state department, and which will be I
FIELI! ARTI Li,I BI OFFICERS thousand government troops, rein­
do after the plan of action so limit- registering at the Joeephlne.
Poindexter, of Washington, polled a
forced by armed countrymen, had a
U m I by th« bureau had been disap­
I transmitted soon.
Frank Cain, a chrome miner of small vote.
El Paso, .Mar. 24.—Three officers skirmish with 15,000 communist
proved anil that "the personal char- Riddle, I h In the city today attending
of the 82nd field artillery, stationed guards near here last night. Reports
azterlstlegf of th« secretary of the to some business matters
here have been recommended for a state that 62 were killed and over
navy often mud« it itlBsstsible to get
E. I) Brigga, a prominent Ashland
courtmartial in connection with the 100 wounded. .
the approval of really important attorney, »1» in the city yesterday
I loss of many thousands of dollars (
policies, **
attending to some l»UHin«sH matters.
worth of ammunition and govern-1
H II. Fox. of laika Creek. Ore.,
! ment supplies from Fort Bliss, it be-1
Is spending 11 few days 1n the city, at­
¡came known here today.
tending l<> busine«« matters
A. C Hoffman and son, Emmet,
PRESIDENT’S VETO HOLDS
Loudon, March 24.—-The massive
are spending the day In Medford at­
Rome, Mar. 24.—A tax would be
ON PEA< E RESOM TION
chair mado of copper, which natives imposed on property in Italy owned
tending to business.
Jlrs J. W. Wise returned to Yon- u .ieve a . given by the late Queeif by foreigners not living in this coun­
24—Congress
Washington. Mar.
colla this morning ufter a visit tiere Victoria of England to an Ashanti try under the proposed new taxation has no constitutional authority to
Plans were put under way at the
with her dan hier, Mr» Ball'll Divi... chieftain and used by him as his and finance law which the govern­ ■ pass over the presidents’ veto. the
__ meeting of the alumni and students
\lthoiigli there was u small atten­
W Spaulding I m making a baa- L throne. , has been discovered in the ment has laid before the chamber of ¡joint resolution declaring a state of of O. A. C., at the high school yes­
dait • it the
eclul ineetln ■ of th<- in'
visit iv Eugene today. 4Io ex- midst of a jungle far frpm human deputies. This tax also would apply I pea<^> between the I’nited States and terday afternoon to start a «impaikn
Ainerlctin la’gioii Inst night at the pectw to return her« tomorrow.
habitation in the Gold Coast Colony, to Italy's stocks which such foreign- (Jorniany. Senator Thomas, democrat, to educate the people on the merits
courthouse, lunch business was trumf-
West Africa.
Acordiug to native.ers may hold,
of Colorado, declared in the senate of the proiwsed millage tax for edu-
11 • il .1 ml .ni i.iti-H -1
in-eiin.' re
lest nd it w as placed over Ae e grave
Any money owned abroad by Ital- today.
The campaign
, cational purjloses.
united. T
the chieftain who hud occupied it *ian subjects or companies also would
Mrs. A. G Houck
wlll be started by a banquet next Fri-
MNMion I
oil her way to Nr
when alive.
be heavily taxed. Subscribers to the MRS. -------------------
HUMPHREY -------------
w A r D,
_ night preceding the concert at
day
■lisposa!
In their suitersliiion they believe loan of 1920 and capital brought in­
Mr ami Mrs I
NOVELIST. DIED T4$I»AY the opera house by the cadet band.
a lyceum
he still sits upon his old throne In to Italy after January 1 of this year
Medford, were In
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' The public will be asked to attend
winter
spirit at certain Hines and. for this would however, be exempt from tax­
and visited here a
Ixyndon. Mar. 24.—Mrs
Hum- the banquet at the Chamber of Com-
lit Isis I had bct'ii Inol In, Into the mut- th<lr daughter.
reason, they have never tried to ation.
phrey Ward, the novelist, died today, merce rooms and an interesting pro-
1er anti It w
d' tl>L I that inasmuch Peake
move the chair which", they declare. I
The proposed tax on Italian stocks at the hospital, of heart disease
gram will be giv^n. The students
as it did not appe.ir that the course
F II. EngHsh and Fred H. I><«lie. lias now rooted Itself in the ground, I and shares held abroad is criticized
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and members of the alumni of the
vzould i>e a paying >ropo itlon that of Littleton. N. II., who visited Mr. says a dispatch to the Daily Graphic. by the financial expert of the Trib-
•-------------------------------------------- ¡different state institutions will give
the lavglon ihotihl not
first una as unjust on the ground that MOI IPAD CTDIliP
Nutting for several
A Gold Ooast
surveyor
« take the re- and* Mrs
' riet talks to show the necessity of
N|M>ns|blHly <<f bringing It to the cltv flays, have left for Spokane on their ¡stumbled across this curiosity.
A ’ this property already pays an in­
uUunll
UinlllL
; the pacing of the measure at the
Flans are now underway for un- waj home
searching party returned to the spot come tax in the country where the
' next election. Plates for the banquet
olher smoker, to lie giv’wi by lb la.<-
Frank Hogue, w ho has been spend­ and found the Jungle so dense that ■ owner is living. The paper points
IQ QTII I |||yQrTT| Tn ■ ma/be had for half a dollar.
gion. \ committee,was appointed to ing the uast few weeks in the city, the natives had to hack a pavh with out that such a tax would be likely
The opening or the campaign here
go out among th« buxine' < men and left this morning for Klamath Falls. cutinssee through the undergrowth. to discourage entrance of foreign
will be followed by talks throughout
find If there were enough desiring a While here Mr. Illogue bought
a
luspltc of inquiry, no confirmation capital into this country which Is so
the county at any public meeting
good boxing card to warrant the l.e Dodge car
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of the native story as to the history necessary for Italy at this moment. | 1
Honolulu. T. IL. .Mar. 24.—-Settle- that may be held. Speakers will be
gion to go to a large expense in get-
E/ Heston left for Portland
of the < hair has been obtained and
, ment of the Filipino and Japanese designated to put the argument for
tlm sitino good men here.
day t<> "t ike a course in -as engine how it came to be in the Jungle re­
the tax before the people. The Uni­
Seattle, Wash., Mar. 24. Heavy I sugar plantation strike, which began
stnn.Is now ah attempt will !><• made work in the Adcox n bool there'. Mr mains a mystery.
versity of Oregon students will no
I
on
the
Island
of
Oahu
January
19.
.consumption of candy has followed
»0 gel Carmen, of Portland, and Bil­ Heston is securing the benefits of the
doubt follow up the plans laid by the
| still seems as far off as ever.
prohibition
in
Alaska,
according
to
ly Huff, of Klamath la Ils. lor the vocational training offered by the
O.
A. C. students for the intensive
The Federation of Japanese Igtbor.
records here.
Recently the Alaska
J1111I11 ,'vent, and'oilier well known government. He receives a nine
campaign in the county as the vaca­
'which
speaks
officially
for
both
Fili-
Engineering commission, which has
boys tor thi« other events. No doubt months course in th« school.
tion begins this week end.
charge of the construction of the gov­ ipino. and Japanese strikers since the
Ingram of Central Point mid Red
Larry Gentner. who has been
Washington, Mar. 24. -President
Filipino
union
collapsed
for
want
of
Campbell would be matched in a spending the past two weeks hero Wilson made his first trip outside of ernment railroad In the north, ad­
Kccmit Will leave—
funds, reiterates its intention
.tniil-final bouf mid Iteuiellia mid with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Washington today, since he was tak- vertised for bids for 1.000 pounds of
Sergeant V. L. Hedgecoth reiiorts
island firm for its higher wage
chocolates
and
caramels
and
hun-
some other hoy for a prelinilnar* \s Gentner, left yesterday morning re­ cn 111 last fall, He drove into Vir- i
;
niands.
1
thut
he has secured the enlistment
u curtain raiser a buttle royal is turning to Corvallis, where he Is at­ ginia. as far as Alexandria. He was drills of boxes of liar candy and
From the plantations conies the of Mitt Burchfield, of Leland. Burch­
sum
chewing
gum.
The
.and
y
and
planned
This would without ques­ tending school. He Is staying with away from the White House less
will bo taken north for the men ■report that in spite of the strike all field has enlisted in the field artil­
tion be the best card that hits over his grandmother. Mrs. Mae Booth.
than two hours.
■ mills are griding, with hundreds of lery and will leave today or tomor-
working on the line.
been seen In the valley.
the old workers in the fields and . row for Portland.
Arrangements for putting on the
M UK \ I SIT nt <’A\ IS
-
■more than 1600 strikebreakers of
sale of tickets for the concert Friday
FRIDAY different nationalities on the iob.
(ar«
Are
Sold
—
war« made
Girls frtl'ii the high
Henry /Haefner and T. M. Hunt, of
Maxwell cars have been sold by
school and possibly some of the boys
I the local forestry office, left this af-
The preliminary trial of Mrs. hark
the Collins into Crfffipany to Leon­
■w ill sell part and uieniln rs of the '
Iternoon for the Josephine cates. Evans, accused of being an accom­
ard Douglas, of McCloud, California,
Isvglon wlll also have tlckits for tie.
I malting the trip by way of Williams. plice of her husluind in the roWiery
and
to Ben Marsh, of Grants Pass.
«The rule Is going <><¿<1 mid Indica­
I They have been authorized to make ami kidnapping of W. G. White last
tions are llinl the sCtits will be all
a topographical survey of the area in I fall, will take place next Friday at
Second in Cani|Hiiini—
Liken soon after reservations are
Seattle, Wash., Mar. 24. Educa- the immediate vicinity of the caves, Jacksonville according to word re­
Wilderville has placed second in
possible
Igvw prices wore set
to tors from several western cltiee are in order that the government will ceived here. Chief Mcl-ane has been
securing the full quota allotted in
give every one a chance to hear the expected Io attend a. convention of have a working knowledge of the Informed that all the witness-os that
the Near East campaign. The money
band, whl< h Is one of the best on
the Pnqiric division of the Aim-rii an work necessary in order to make the were called from here in the trial of
Iron River, Mich., Mar. 24.—.Iron was brought in yesterday by C. L.
cnasi
Association for the \th n enient of caves practical as a pleasure resort, Evans last week, will he called to county, scene of the "whiskey rebel­
*
Lovelace and placed in the hands of
Science to Im hi J
... 'niversity (’amp 'rounds and build 11
ar
the Jackson county seat Friday to lion," is planning to capitalize its the county committee.
c cl HI. Luke’«—
of Washin;ton h<
June 7, IS and bo provided at the caves for the con­ testify against Mrs. Evans. There brief day of fame and leave a lasting
■re ' 111 Im services nt St. Luke’s III.
venience of the tourists, who :i re’ ex wore rumors current here today that remembrance of the coniedy-nielo-
Mrs. Rose Still Ill—
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church tomorrow ( There­
John C. ,'ierriim 11. pre. I. t of the pected in large numbers when the Ih cl ■
1 li1 : a'1 :iml had dramatio clash Letwec-n state and
Mrs. Mae Rose, who has been con­
nt 1 !» a. in. Celoliratlon of the
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Dr. Henry Su: ..allo, pre.- tie
no highway Is completed. The 'disappeared 'but these are discredit­ federal officiate which for sevet days
fined to the Good Samaritan hospital
1 oc ninton w fth short ,. address, ident of the University of Washin r I
■ ¡, j.i n CKpect to he rone a little ed on advices from Medford. Mrs. caused Iron River to displace
the because of a nervous breakdown. Is
I’’
i K Hammond, vicar In Lin and Pre
or IL Ilroox of lie I le'-.i than a ivs'k.
I Evans Is being held’ln jail for bail. capitals of
reported to b« re overIng slowly. She
I nlvcrsity x>f illritlsh Columbia will
’lews.
is
still unntile to see callers.
'n n a ,ip th e Mivaker/.
A bronze "victory medal’’ l’or the
veterans of the
•i ; ■
•Aged W 'oman I Me«—
If
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or \* V. Dalrymple, fed-
The death of Mr. W. C. Young oc­
of
eral prohibition agent. and Prose.-u- ¡ curred this afternoon at th.-> home of
.‘t'1
Wiish., Mar.
1 , \i1ver-
ting Attorney .Martin
lnrfin S. McDonongh, her ton. C. E. Young, 827 North
n of PortI,nid. Spoknne. Se-
will be struck, if cou.tty commission-1 Sixth street. The funeral will bo
•n.l other r.orlhweid cltles nro
era carry out plans they are c '» Icr- held Thursday «■ 2:30 p. m. at Hall’s
nig to : i to (lie Pacifie Const
ing.
Chapel, with Interment at the Gran­
li unveiitlon ai Stockton, Cal.,
1 ts.f
in­
Tlie victory medal plan, suggested ite Hill cemetery. Ret. Henry G.
su imnr In an automobile cir
4'
sti. by a ucct ions newspaperman, an­ Hanson conducting the service. Mrs.
\bmit. 150 automobiles vvlll
in pealed to the fancy ol the eommis-i Young was 83 year« of age.
»H ho trin. Trucks ctrrylng cx-
X'.
a . »raer si
sioners i and they
thev have
hav asked Proso-♦
n qf northwe»t produtHs wlll
ven
ing rcpitbll
eutor McDonough to obtain designs 1 . Benjamin Collins went to Medford
;in 1 of flie rnrnvan
■ oinmit tee.
for a uiltable emblem.
this afternoon for a brief visit.
STUDENTS PLAN FOR
lu U I ILL UlluLI I LLU