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VOL. XI., No. ».
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POLICY, WH
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MH'IHIANA DIRECTLY IN PATH
Chicago. Hept. 22. -The grand] HARDNG CONTENTION ANHWEIt-
OF TROPICAL HI RItK'ANH OF
jury Investigation of alleged gamb-
ED BV SENATOR WAIAH OF
LAST NIGHT
ling ‘by baseball players in last year's
MONTANA
World Series between the Chicago
American» and the Cincinnati Na
tloaala, and of the charge that the I
Philadelphia-Chicago national game.
on August 31 at was fixed for Phils-!
delphia to win, began today
s
Cleveland, Segt. 22--Postmaster
Murphy received an anonymous let­
ter warning him that two wagon
loads ot explosives were being
brought Into the city to blow up
three banks before midnight Police
were rushed to the institutions.
œn fou crops is fEir
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U 111 NEMBI Y. KEPI
Poet nut« ter Tobt Thal I smm I» of Ex'
phstltes Are Bring Taken to City
to Blovi Vp Banks
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GRANT» PAHH, JOBE PH INK COUNTY, OREGON.
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Coburn Nells Home—
Senator Holds That Itepublican« Are
Lester Coburn has sold his resi­ Bourbons W< <ild Not Take St A.IHM*,-
Trying to <<> ih » u 1 Partisan As-
dence on B street, between Second
ihm ) If Available—Thankful if
|Hwt of Attack
and Third to Rose L. ‘ixiaan. who will
Million .’a IteiMil
Sugar and Hier Field« In Patii of
Wind Cauae of Worry' Among the
Planter»
use the proiierty as a home.
y. OF 0. ARE VETERANS
Hardlag to Invade Sou Him Mates
and Go As Far Went as Kansas
City and Omelia
Marlon. Ohio. Sept. 22.—Plans for
AMERICAN ANTI-JAP LEGHILA'
two campaign trips for Senator Hard­
TWIN I MUNGS ACTION BY THE
ing during October were made public
GOVERNMENT
today. They contemplate a swing
into the states as far south as Chat­
tanooga and one into the middle
west as far as Kansas City and Oma­
ha.
AUTO «ED NEAR
Matter of Racial DUtiuctiooa WiH Be
Taken Up ia Dnifomr« of tk«
League of Nations
New Orleans. Hept. 22.—A tropical
Chicago, Hept. 22.— in a statement
Washington. Sept. 22.—While the
hurricane last night hit the ixiulal-
in reply to the contention of Senator No I'omona Gnuigi- Meeting—-
Toklo, Sept. 2 2.-The J spa a see
una coast, striking with full force
The Pomona i^-ange meeting an­ democratic national finance commit­
Harding that "there is an Irreconcil­
government as a result ot a meeting
tee
is
not
limiting
campaign
contri
­
close to Morgan City. Wire are down
nounced for Sepo-mber 25 at Deer
of the cabinet will vigorously pursue
Eugene, Ore., Sept. 22.—The en- able conflict between the constitu­
and trains are delayed
Anxiety Is
Creek has been postponed indefinite­ butions from a single individual, a
tion
of
the
United
States
and
the
Medford, Sept. 22—Paul Goodwin, negotiations concerning .America*
,
tire
coaching
staff
of
the
University
32.000,000
total
would
be
sufficient
felt for the sugar and rice crops of
league of nations covenant," Senator ly
anti-Japanese legislation and push
for the demo ratic national cam­ employed by O. M. Selaby aa a clerk
the sections directly in the path ot of Oregon football team this year Walsh of Montana, a democrat, said
in a soft drink parlor on Front street firmly the question of racial equality
are veterans of the Oregon team of
paign,
James
W.
Gerard,
chairman
ot
the storm.
is in a precarious condition aa a re­ in the league of nations conference,
1916. which defeated Pennsylvania the republicans are "attempting to D. O. K. K. Cerruponiat Oct. 2—
the committee, testified before the
sult of an auto accident on the Pa- according to Kochi Bhimbun These
In the first "Mast vs. West" contest obscure the fact that their opposition
sonate campaign Investigating com­
Messrs
Trowbridge
and
Boardman
st Pasadena. Hugo Hezdek trained to the league is purely partlsian in of Medford, were in the city Tues­ mittee as the fir»« witness in the re­ cifi highway Monday night near decisions will be considered further
Phoenix, when an auto driven by in today's meeting of the diplomatic
them all, and their work in brlng- character."
“Would'
day evening conferring with lo al opening of the Inquiry.
Pete Foster of the Rex taxi crashed advisory council.
Ing the squad up to the mark Is j
you take 315,000,000 it you could get.
inembers
of
the
Knights
of
Pythias
,
into tbe rear end of a lumber truck.
showing much similarity of method lautal Big Fl»ll—
it
”
asked
Chairman
Kenyon.
"No,
j
lodge concerning « ceremonial of the
A large steelhead ia being display­
Goodwin suffered from loss of blood Maile Quick Trip—
as a result.
D. O. ,K K to be held in Medford 'hat would be too large. So great a
ed
in
the
window
of
Joe
Wharton's
, caused by a gash ‘in the forehead,
O. Knips made a quick run to Cra­
"Shy” Huntington Is In charge, as
on October 2nd. ''orthern California sum would shock the pirblic con­
and up to noon today had not recov­ ter Lake Sunday. He started from
he was lust year, with ftart ffpellman sporting goods store. The steelhead and southern r *
3 knights will science and insure the defeat of the
Washington, Sept. 22. -Those who as line coach and "Baz" Williams as weighs 10 pounds and four ounces
ered consciousnese. It is feared he here at 10:30 Sunday morning and
participate In
air, and a big party," Gerard answered. He added ,
consider themselves extiert spellers assistant. Bartlett, a former track and was caught last night by J. N.
1
sustained a fractured skull
Pete returned hers at 1 o’clock that Sight.
time ia anti
There are a they had raised 8128.000 so far and
may be Interested In the result of n star as well as football man. Is hand­ Johnston at «Panther Chutes.
Mr.
Foster, the driver, and Dexter Hale, He bad with him as passengers. Mr.
number ot '
that 82.000.000 would be “enough"
n
Grants
Pass
series of old-fashioned spelling bees ling the freshman eleven. Hill Hay­ Johnson had a long fight with the big
the other occupants of the car escap­ and Mrs. Ed Dailey and J. M. Casey.
and a numb
■licants for the and that they would be "thankful to I
held in a popular summer resort of ward. the trainer. Is a veteran at fellow before he mauaged to get hint
They report good roads all the way.
ed
with a severe shaking up.
ceremonial
put through get a million."
North Carolina to determine thr that post.
ashore. The fish took a number four
After
the
accident
the
injured
man
their paces <
J.
words which are most difficult for
was taken to Phoenix in the auto I<oren Bailey Dies—
IJke moat other Institutions. Ore­ Royal Coachman fly. He caught five
the persoa of average education to gon la lamenting the paining of some smaller ones also. A number of fair
Ford Price« Drop-
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. V. A.
• ruck and medical assistance sum­
spell.
Considerable speculation was be­ moned. The taxi was a total wreck. Bailey of Murphy, will be grieved to
of last year's heroes
Brandenburg, catches were reported last night,
Ry almost unanimous consent, who captained the 1919 team, and I some big fellows taking the fly.
ing made on the streets today as to
This is the second near fatal ac­ learn of the death of their son Loren,
eleemosynary" wws given the stel­ Huntington, who gained 150 yards i Trout are being taken to good ad-
the effect the drop in Ford prices will cident in three days among autolsts who passed away on September 29
on
salmon eggs, limit
lar position. 91 per cent of the con­ against Harvard last winter, are the I vantage
Funeral services will be at Hall's
have on the automobile market. The of the city.
testants mewtlir* disaster upoa one leaden on the caenalty Hat. Hunt- catches of these being reported.
i
chapel
Thursday at 10:30 a. m. with
Fords
took,
a
drop
ranging
from
3150
Ltiiii I
Another accident occurred Monday
or another of the essential vowels jngton has been graduated and Bran­
interment at I. O. O T cemetery
to 3200, the touring car now being
afternoon
about
4
o'clock
when
a
''Connoisseur" wrecked the ambi­ denburg has said he would not re­
Chas. Ernst transacted business in
quoted at )510 f. o. b. factory. It
motor truek with Elmer Burleeon, a
tions of all except ttroee who could turn to college. Five veteran back­ Medford today.
Is the general consensus of opinion young man who drives for the War COTTON GOOD0 TAKE
Peking.
Sept.
22.
-General
Kal
­
be classified under that term Itself;
field men. however. Including Cap­
. BIG DROP IN PR1CV
mikoff. notorious Ussuri district ata­ that the market for used cars will de­ Eagle Quicksilver mine company in
"fuchsia" was third tn terms of dif­
cline materially.
tain-elect Steen, are to be here be­
man.
charged
by
the
Norwegian
gov
­
Hams
valley,
at
the
wheel,
drove
off
I
ficulty. being followed In order by fore long and there are several back­
Manchester, New Hampshire, Sept.
ernment with the murder in Siberia
, the road between Medford and Jack­
"tranquility," "fricassee," "consen-
field men who showed ability on last
22.—Am oak sag Manufacturing Com­
of Norwegian subjects, and a refugee
sonville and the truck capsized.
•us." "supercede," "questionnaire"
pany announced a 33 per eeat re due­
year's freshman squad
at Kirin from Siberia has made two
A Medford woman who was riding
and "periphery."
Huntington's chief worry, it sp­
tion in the price of cotton goods.
desperate attempts to escape from
with Burleson jumped when the
"8e|«arats," long In disgrace as the
pears, baa to do with the lint. Three
the Chinese, guards
Kalmikoff. who
truck was turning over and suffered
most easily misspelled word In the
linemen were graduated last year
In January became assistant to Gen­
a dislocated or sprained knee. Bur­ FIPRNETTKB SLUGGED AND
ordinary vocabulary caused little
and prospects for others* return are
eral Remenoff as commander of the
leson who escaped injury was a short
trouble In this particular circle; and
BRANDED Bk’ THH I. W. W.
Salem. Sept. 22- Mrs. Steiger aged
not promising.
All-Russian forces In Siberia, was
i time afterwards placed under arrest
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despite the spread of the neo-mystic
64, accused of being implicated in
arrested in Manchuria by. Chinese
by Deputy Sheriff Glenn Taylor and
cult, "ouija" was familiar to only 50
Astoria, Sept. 22.— George H.
the shooting of her husband by Jesse
I^eyden, Holland, Sept. 22.—New
Hal Slaty, a local mining man. has Mnlllnlx, made a dramatic plea to guards in July and held prisoner in
I locked up in the county jail. He was Goetz, a pipeeetter, reported being
per cent The n'a and one t in Cin­
light Is thrown on the residence of
the Russian consulate at Kirin.
; to have had his trial this afternoon slugged and branded on the stom­
cinnati! still keep It In the general returned .from Seattle where he spent the jury while testifying.
"1 did
He escaped shortly afterward, but the Pilgram Fathers in Holland by before Judge Taylor.
a few weeks on business.
ach by I. W. W.
claaa of "Baccalaureate."
wrong.
I diegraced my family. I
was recaptured. I-ater when plans three old documents which Professor
pray that you gentlemen forgive me,"
Eekhof
discovered
in
the
nrchives
of
were discovered for a second escape,
she said after telling of her relations
he was taken from the consulate by Ig'.vden and which he published on
with Mulllnix. The state rested their
Chinese soldiers, to a triln for Pe­ the occasion of the- Dutch Pilgrim
case.
king. for arraignment on the charges Fathers’ célébra:ion here. One of the
against him by the Norwegian gov­ documents Is a contract signed by
John Robinson, leader of the Pil­
ernment.
Train Was Delayed—
grims. declared to be the only signa­
Governor
Pao
Kuel-chlng
of
Kirin
Train No. 13, due in Grants Pass
at 8:13 a. m. did not arrive until reported today that Kalmikoff jump­ ture of Robinsou which has been pre­
nearly 1 o'clock this afternoon, A ed from the train at Yilachi, Man­ served and this discovery may lead
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 22.—Thirty ( 1 ) Land settlement—former servie*
Seoul, Korea. Sept. 23.—For the that the Korea malcontents have es­
other I
freight derailment near Hugo caused churia, and escaped into the rice to the identification of the
thousand
former service men are ex­ men and women to receive (1.50 for
purpose of "dispelling disquieting tablished their headquarters at An-i
writings by him.
the delay. No one was Injured in the fields.
pected to attend the second annual each day of service, to apply on th*
rumors about the situation in Ko­ tung, across the Yalu river, where j
The
second
document
is
a
letter
Kalmikoff.
as
head
of
a
horde
of
wreck.
convention of the American Legion purcbase of land and government
rea," tbq government general pub­ Japanese authority cannot reach. ‘
Cossacks in the Ussuri district, dur­ written by William Bradford a short :
lished today a statement saying that The Koreans have frequently invaded j
projects, or loans for buying equip­
ing the regime of Admiral Kolchak, time before his departure from Hol­ here on September 27, 28 and 29.
The convention, which will take up ment; (2) Home aid. with 83 for
there are both the moderate and rad­ the districts of Kankyo Hokudo cros-« N<nv»pa)*er Man Visite—
ravaged the Ussuri district and gain­ land. He was afterward governor of
problems of nation-wide Interest, will every day ot service, to apply on th*
ical elements among the Korean po­ sing the Tomanko. But every time,
C. Hedges, who recently sold his ed notoriety as a terrorist by his Massachusetts Bay colony.
litical maloontents. The former have however, the invaders were repulsed daily paper. The Dalles Chronicle, to wholesale murders. I^aat autumn he
The third paper Dr. Eekhof dis­ also provide opportunity for scores purchase of a home or farm; (31 Vo­
been in favor of avoiding violent ac­ by the Japanese frontier guards. Tn ¡m eastern man, and Henry Hull, created an attack against the Ameri­ covered is the last will of Bridget of reunions ot divisions and smaller cational training, with |1.50 tor
tion and reaching their goal by a the Heian Hokudo districts Korean i»oth of The Dalles, were In Grants can forces and flogged an American White, John Robinson's wife, end units. Visitors will include many dis­ each day of service, to be paid wltb
alow and steady process, aocordlng maloontents were reported to have pass this morning, stopping off for soldier his forces captured.
contains a considerable quantity ofi tinguished men.
in a year after the approval or the
A parade on the opening day is to bill; (4) C*sh compensation of 31.50
to the statement. The radical sec­ broken Into several district offices, a few minutes on their way to Cal-
Peking advices on September 8 re­ interesting information about Rob-I
be one of the features of the gather­ for each day of service, to be paid aa
tion, It Is said, opposed such a luke­ kllled or injured the offlolals and tfornia points. They left The Dal- ported that Kalmikoff was killed in Ison’s household.
warm policy and advocated a policy stolen public funds. The residences of lee Tuesday morning and reached rice fields near Yilachi. Manchuria,
Dr. Eekhof ha« added I to his work Ing. All the l.egionnaries will march, long as the recipients are obtaining
of having recourse to bombs for the wealthy Koreans were broken Into Roseburg the same night, traveling bv pursuing Chinese guards, upon the facsimiles of the I three docu-1 Sixty bands will furnish the music, education from the government
the Inmates
Intimidated and property 318 miles that day In their Essex car. whom he had fired
The size of the parade is expected to
consummation of their object.
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ments.
More adequate aid and care for
freshen memories of the veterans of wounded American soldiers.
Finally the view« ot the radical carried off, police 'boxes were raided,
the time when the French peasants
section prevailed, says the official re­ pollcomen were killed or Injured and
Granting ot immediate citizenship
stood at roadsides to watch the men to all who served in the army and
view, and the moderate elements had money was taken away and the build­
of the American expeditionary force navy or marine corps.
to bow to the deolslon of the radicals. ings destroyed, says the review. More
marching to the front.
The Koreans, ik Is said, framed and than 20 of these cases of violence
Revision of the civil servie* regu­
distributed among themselves var­ are recited as having occurred since
There will be big questions to de­ lations to make it easier for former
cide. Among the chief ot them is service men to obtsin public em-
ious laws such as those relating to a March 16.
The report continues:
military system and administrative
that of the attitude of the Legton ployment.
"At one time something
toward a bonus for the 2,000,000
policy and the Dokuritsu Shlmbun.
Decision upon a definite military
members of the Legion, and the ques­ or non-military policy.
which 1s .their organ, published an reign of terror was created In certain
tion of a drive to bring every eligible
article outlining circumstances In districts and the public officials re­
Declaration of Armistice day, No­
ex-service man within the fold. The vember 11, as a national holiday.
which murder is to be justified. The fused to go out without strbng pa­
alm of su h a campaign, leaden
"administrative policy" of th« prp- trol police protection. Some wealthy
Drastic action for those who have
state, would be to make the lagton proved slackers In the world war
visional Korean government explain­ Koreans kept sums of money tn read­
the most powerful, non-partisan, un­
ed justification for the use of bombs iness to be handed over in case of a
Opposition to the partici potion of
selfish force in American affairs.
for the killing of the "enemy” and visit from bandits, while others were
laglon men. as members of the or­
While various state departments of ganization. tn labor disputes.
the destruction of "enemy buildings" obliged to abandon their residences.
the Legion will submit other resolu­
and the organization of bands of "de­ On July 17 the police gave chase to
tions for action by the national body, PROMINENT BINN FEINE»
termined men for the carrying out a party of marauders armed with re­
the following twelvi matters are ex­
of the administrative policy In and volvers and six of them were shot
SHOT IN IX IM4.N HOTEL
pected to receive the most attention
out of Korea" was authorized, says down. Since then the bandits have
An Americanization program, hav­
the review. In clause three of the completely disappeared and order has
Dublin. Sept. 22.—«County Council­
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ing for its purpose the assimilation lor Lynch, a prominent Limerick
administrative policy it is stipulated been restored." The statement says
of the nation's alien population and Sinn Feiner, was shot dead thia
that the salvation of Korea should tn conclusion that some cases of at­
aiding
Immigrants In learning Amer­ morning in a Dublin hotel. His ae-
bo affected by means of bombs, ao­ tempted use of bombs by Koreans
Some weui'bu horses enjoying vacation on the Nevins farm, the property of the MassuehUsetts Society for ths
ican ideals, history'and customs.
have been discovered In time on the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, at Methuen, Muss., near Boston.
cordlng to the police statement.
sallants are allaged "black and tan"
The four-fold bonus proros.tion police.
The review further goes on to say frontiers. The men were arrested.
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Weary Horses of Boston Enjoy Vacations