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r L VOL. XI.. No. n. GRANTS PANH, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MEPTEMURR »4. 1WO CLEVELAND TAKES (MME M TOR SNOWBOUND AT CRATER NATIONAL PARK ♦ Medford, Ore., Sept 24.— : AND RESI '.MEN HER LEAD ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Cleveland, Sept. 24 -Cleve land resumed her lead of a gam« and a half when they de feated the Chicago Americans 2-0 today Waller Mails, the Pacific coast southpaw, pitched a phenomenal game for Cleve land ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ WAR MlNEItMJ* « I.AIMH COM- IflMION MAKER IWAlUMi lol; Nrticaxff<-r IlmtlM-rs, Giinncll. Tucker •nil Bred) V«t to Gel RHinlnirwed* May ltc<x>n->l<lcr Seven touring care are »new- bound at Crater lake. The stage which arrived last night had to be hauled a mile by team through nearly three feet of snow. It is still snowing at the lake. SOEIt ITORH REPRESENTING MRS. OOtfAN ANI» TENNEN IXIHHEH TO spill X kLEM INAUGURATED BE INVESTIGATED BV THE picof eeihngh GRAND JURY \t Ml WORK WHOLE MI MHER 3OÄIB. trniUU««- Must II« A<«<pir<il Al < >i»<-e or W Inter < tempntgn Will He Former Oregon Man Accused of Tak Started Huys Joffe ing I‘carls Valued at Thousands of I »oliar«—Guilt IH-ni««! PUBLICATIONS OF FORMER SE*- VICE MEN IN PARTY HANDS CHARGED semetarymäesaccusations Figlitlng Ikwunir* Serious Aspect. I'nee of Fixing Cam« Again To Be Turin Princi|ml Sent of Trouble. Senate Committee llr«l> That D>*mO- Brought Up—t'ohan I xxmc « Placed Many Arrests Made < rat- Control "Stars and SCri|«ee" at SAO.OtM* While G. O. P. Has Weekly Riga, Sept. 24 -Adolph Joffe. head of the soviet peace delegation. In to-. day'« session of the Russo-Polish j peace conference proponed an armis-| tii o which he said must be accepted < by the Poles within 10 day« or the Russian winter campaign will be In-1 uigurated. which Joffe declared the | .»vlet government desired to avoid Rome, Sept, 24.—Disorders con- Ixindon, Sept. 24 Solicitors rep Portland, Hept 2S A Washing Chicago, Sept- 25.—Investigation tinue at Turin and rifle firing some- ton special dispatch says The war . Washington. Sept. 24.—The "Stare resenting .Mrs John Spreckles Jr., of of the report that George M. Cohan, time occurs assuring the character minerals claims commission allowed , California, instructed the police to of New York, theatrical producer, I of a battle in the outskirts of the and Stripe«," the soldier publication the following to Granta P om inter- city. Three more persona were klll- is controlled by the democratic na inaugurate extradition proceedings and Mont Tennes, of Chicago,* foet ( «st« Barton and Caln *1229; C. B ed. A bomb was thrown near the tional committee and the American for William Barrett, formerly« of large sums which they bet on last' police station but no one was killed I«egion weekly is controlled by th« re Fife. 21173, M K Holter and J. E Hillsboro, Ore., reported under sur year's World Series Is understood to tnjure(j publican national committee, Joseph Fauchnr, 210,946; Sheaffer Bros. veillance by Ix>s Angeles police. The be today under consideration by the; There have been 200 arrests Heffernan, secretary of the Stars and 2270; Golconda Minin* Company. warrent charging Barrett with the /rand jury which Tuesday will re Stripes Publishing company, testiffed 21143. and II J Rowan, 23.762 theft of a pearl necklace valued at sume the hearing of testimony on the' KETCHAM ELECTED HEAD before the senate campaign eommlV dial ma by the following were disal L<U-r Wil* in Fire— IftrOO pounds, was Issued September ■ harges that the series was "fixed" OF G. A. R. AT INDIANAPOLIS tee today. lowed but may be re onaidered In the The Granta Paas Banking company 17th. for Cincinnati to win. They pub | ______ «vent of a reversal of the present de Mrs. Spreckles' secretary declared lished reports that Cohan's losses Indianapolis, Sept. 24.—Wm. A. cision on the question to mine yesterday received a letter from the chrome Schaeffer Bros . Aha il postoffice department at Toledo. she gave Barrett the necklace to take were 230.000 and Tennee' 230.000. Ketcham, of Indianapolis, was elect ed commander of the Grand Army of Gunnell, C E Tucker ond John T Ohio, which contained a letter wh'ch to a jeweler to be cleaned and re had been badly burned In a fire strung. She said Barrett subsequent ’ the Republic at the closing encamp Brady which destroyed a mall plane at Lus- ly avoided all discussion of the neck Must Report Accidents— ment. key, Ohio, on September 14 The lace and eventually left Ixmdon. that The sheriff ’ s office reports letter was badly burned around the Will Enh rtain <'onunia>ionrr>— edge* hut the contents were saved. I-os Angele«. Sept. 24 — Barrett very few people comply with the F. S. Bramwell, president of the A re elpt was being sent from a hank told the police here that the necklace state law which provides that all autoi Chamber of Commerce, will enter- ■ Chicago. Sept. 24.—Big breaks in In New York to the Grants Paas bank matter was "all a mistake. There accidents, such as collisions, be re-( tain the members of the state high- ! the wheat price today were largely A slip was sent with tho letter which was nothing criminal In my connec ported Immediately to the sheriff. way commission tonight at dinner. the result of agitation for a general read "The accompanying mall was tion with Mrs. Spreckles and the Only one or two people Involved in They are on their way home from cut In food prices. Wheat is down recent accidents have complied with salvaged from an airplane in the jewels, and I am sure I will be clear | Crescent City. as much as 12 % cents. The market the law. Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 2 4 The coast to const air mall service which ed of the Implications." closed in a semi-demoralized condi- Much Rain Falls— recent presidential vie lion In Guate was wrecked near Luskey. Ohio, at tion. The rain which started several mala will have a beneficial effect about 2 p m . September 14. 1920." Post master Quinlan received the en days ago still keeps up its intermit Auto« Came Together— upon commercial interests In the I tant showers, with an occasional, The city police court was an In- Un^v! ;«taL'-. -te>s Dr. Edwin It ( velope wbl b contained the letter glimpse of the sun in between. The teresting place this morning when Heath, of Kannas City, Kansas, con* river has not raised appreciably al-’ several case« were brought up. One • ul stationed here for Guatemala and PRISON Ol'l'K'IM.S SAY though it has become slightly dis which took the most argument from Boilvia and consul general for Hon CAR TAKEN BV CONVICTS colored. During the last three days I all sides was occasioned by a collis duras and Nicaragua. .71 inch of rain has fallen. "American Investors In Guatemala ion last night at the Intersection of Ix»s Angeles, Sept. 24.—The body Washington, Sept. 24—Further in are fortunate In the re ent election Sixth and E streets. A Ford, owned Salem. Sept. 24 Prison officials' of Jacob Charles l>enton, found yes creases in express rates averaging Mr. and Mrs. J. Williamson, of. by M. A. Reynolds and driven by J. to the presidency of Guatvinalu of Carlo* Herrera by an overwhelming are convinced that Frank Wagner1 terday in the basement of his home 13.5 per cent were approved by the North Bend, are making their home Willems, of Los Angeles, was headed commission. at the Oxford for a few days, while south along Sixth. As Mr Willem« majority after the enforced with and Ear! Riley, who escaped Tues-’ was being examined today to ascer interstate commerce drawal of lion Manne! Cabrera." Dr day, stole an auto from the girl's In- tain If his death was caused by poi These increases make a total increase stopping in the city. passed the street he saw the Jose E. D. Flanery and wife and Mr. phine hotel and decided to stop there. Heath said. "Cabrera was another, dustrial school last night and are son, The examination yesterday re- of 26 per cent granted the express within the last few and Mrs. George James, of Portland, "He held out his hand and continued Diaz. While he had done much for endeavoring to locate the men In vealed no wound, The police are companies are among the recent arrivals in , to make a complete circle in the in seeking those who are said to have months. bls country, he had been an autocrat Portland. Grants Pass Messrs. Flanery and tersection. A Chevrolet driven by visited the Denton home. The pres- for many years, and would not allow James will have charge of the con S. M. Greatwood was going north ent tenants said they were paying LEYGUE8 4P PO INTED AS another candidate for president to be struction of the bridge across the . along Sixth and. thinking that the rent to Mrs R. C. Poète, of Denver, PREMIER UNDER MILITERA ND Presented. The new president Is Rogue which will carry the irrigation other car was turning back up Sixth, who is expected here shortly. Den much more In sympathy with Ameri water to the north side. ton disap|>eared on June 2nd. continued up the same way. The cans and American Ideals two cars came together, but neither "There la a great need of a better Paris, Sept. 24.—Georges I^eygure. I was able to tell which car struck th« MMSWINEY STILL SI FEERS understanding between the United minister of marine in the Clemenceau other. Both evidently violated traf- States and the republics of Central FROM PAINS IN HIS HEM» cabinet has accepted the first pre , fle regulations. They were not able and South America. Ths most crying I«ondOn, Sept. 24.—MacSwIney is miership under President Mlllerand. Washington, Sept 24.—laick of ! to come to a decision this morning need is for Improved ninll service. still suffering from pains in his head, i He also acts as foreign minister. pMtiira«* for dairy cattle In the vl-; and Mr. Reynolds says he will take United States mail Is very uncertain clnity of Nitro. West Ya., resulted the case up with the California auto- in South America. Steamship com in the establishment at that war-1 , mobile association. panies have fulfilled their contracts built city of a "mechanical dairy" when the mall has been unloaded on Loa Angeles, Sept. 24. — The 1920 where milk and cream equivalent to the wharf and distribution Is left walnut crop of California will the output of a farm with 1,500 milk Harry Wilson, of Galioe, is stop- largely to chance. Improved consu amount to uot less than 46,000,000 . ping in the city for a few days. cows was produced, according to a lar service and better shipping facll- pouncte, valued at from 210,000,000 i government report just published. : Itle* from the United Statiw to South to 213,000,000, according to W. T. I Bottles and cans of the fluid were America are greatly needed." Webber, secretary of the California - ' labeled "reconstructed" milk or Secretary Payne has announced | ser activity unequalled, canyon of Walnut Growers' association. cream and "nltrolac." He said it was believed shielded ' Accommodations for 25,000 inhab that the national Park-to-Park high gorgeous coloring and greatest ex itants were provided at Nitro; way is being officially dedicated to hibit of wild life; Glacier, unsur walnuts and by-products of walnut schools, churches, hospitals, depart the American people by Stephen T. passed in mountain and lake region; shells would bring the growers from ment stores, restaurants, and oil the Mather, director of the national park Mt. Rainier, greatest single peak gla- 21,000.000 to 22,000,000 more. other elements of a modem well- service, department of the interior, oier system; Crater Lake, lake of Complete figures are not available ' equipped community being part of as the official designation party deepest blue in crater of exploded because the crop has not all been Washington, Sept. 24.—To develop the project. As a construction prob makes the awing around the circle volcano; lessen Volcanic, active vol harvested. neglected sources of public and pri lem It was comparatively simple, but of 12 national parks to fix the offi canism; Yosemite, valley of world I The association's marketing sys vate profit through the application Grand 8nlnt Bernard, Switzerland. officials began to strike snags as soon cial route. The (party will be under famed beauty and rugged granite re tem is said to give the consumer the of new processes discovered by de Hept. 24 -Seven hundred visitors ar as they approached the ta«k of in the guidance of A. 1* Westgard, field gion; General Grant and Sequoia, walnuts at an advance of 35 per cent partment of agriculture experts an rived at the Saint Bernard monastery suring n supply of «tapis foodstuffs, representative of the American Au home of largest and oldest living more than the producer receives for office of development work has been tomobile Association, who recently trees; Grand Canyon, greatest ex- them, in comparison, according to created by Secretary Meredith in the tn one day recently, most of thorn in particularly of fresh milk. Nitro Is situated in a mountainous completed the pathftnding trip and ample of eroeion; and Mesa Verde, Carlyle Thorpe, general manager, bureau of chemistry. The staff will costly motor cars or hired taxicabs, district where little, 1f any natural will arrive in Grants Pass for noon, cliff dwelings of a vanished race. with the 65 per cent more than the be made up of engineers headed by and asked the charitable monks for pasturage is available. Ijocal milk October 2nd. While the official tour Ttye Park-to-Park highway will producer receives that the consumer David J. Price, chief engineer in th« refreshment. There were many Am supplies were barely sufficient to sat Is being conducted jointly by the Na traverse nine western states and will pays for the average product. dust-explosion investigations con Mr. Thorpe said people eat more; ducted by the department, who will ericans aud Englishmen among them. isfy the normal demands of Charles tional Park-to-Park Highway asso be approximately 4700 miles in ciation and the American Automobile length. It crosses every main trans walnuts as the weather grow^ cool-1 furnish for the convenience of manu It has been the custom of the ton. the nearest metropolis. Expan sion of the natural supply being out association, it has the sanction of continental highway and touches er pnd that prospects are good for facturers data upon raw material monks for many centuries never to of the question, the public health the department of the interior. Offi most of the north and south high an unusually heavy demand for the supply, cost of production, and th« demand any payment for hospitality, service was asked for aid a^id the cial representatives of the national ways west of the Rocky mountains. California crop. uses to which the product Is adapt- park sendee will accompany the Of its total length Colorado will con the departing guests depositing In a first "mechanical dairy" resulted. He also stated his belief that the ed. The process used Is described as party through each of the national tribute 600 miles; Wyoming 500 recent drop in sugar prices and the collection box at the enframe of the Dr. Carl L. Alsberg, chief of the ’parks. miles; Montana 400 miles! Idaho possibility for still greater decreases bureau of chemistry, sponsor of the monastery, whatever amount th«y the "emulsification of butter fat ob "The World’s Wonder Highway" kOO miles; Washington 600 miles; will increase the use of walnuts in new plan, said such a service was tained from unsalted butter In a so wish as a volunteer offering. lution of skimmed milk powder, or as thia road has been termed, links In Oregon 500 miles; California 1200 candies and confections tn general. "urgently needed to translate the The monks received the 700 vis diluted evaporated milk." A build a great chain eleven of our national miles; Arizona 600 miles and New work of the bureau into terms that itors to whom they supplied a warm ing 150 feet long by 51 feet wide, parks. It offers the widest diversity Mexico 200 rnilos. Ultimately this could be understood and applied by mapper Including wine, while some was constructed and provided with of scenic beauty, peculiar geological highway will be a hard surface road the manufacturers and investors.” formations, natural phenomena and throughout its entire length: al Every year, he said, valuable dis n* them electin:« to remain there for huge mixing vatu, refrigerators and ' bottling apparatus, Chemically pure limnte to be found on any one con ready many miles ha\e been sur- New York. Sept. 24.—-Bftbe Ruth coveries are made concerning utili tho night were provided with beds. water was used In the mixing and tinuous highway on earth. The na fa ed by the several states under the made his 50th home run of the sen- zation of manufacturing waste; a The guests having departed next a re till testa made by the product tional parks connected, with their federal aid road act It will be on« son in a game with Washlngton to- new food is found, or a new dye, glue morning the treasurer-monk opened which proved to he a little superior. distinctive characteristics are as fol of America's greatest scenic assets day. or preservative. It will he the bus Rabe Ruth made another home iness of the new office, to give such tho collection box at the gate. He If anything, the report said, to na lows: Rocky Mountain, heart of the and worthy of our slogan "Seo Am- Rocky mountains; Yellowstone, gey- erlcat First.” tural milk. run in the second game today. discoveries practical application. found 15 francs in it. GUATEMALA HELPS U.S. POLICE SEEK CLUES OFFICE IS CREAIED
