Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, October 07, 1920, Image 1

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GRAhlX I'AMH. JOMKPIIINK COUNTY. OltHGON. THIItMDAY, IMTOHEK 7, HMM-
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oil < ont.tbK r Al»>*r<l ltrtti«li Vrwarl
Blow» up In New York Harbor
RIUlc M<-n A re at Work
4
Now York. Oct. 7. Aa oil lank on RATIFICATION OR IlWtXTION CLEVELAND INDIANS DEFEATED
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4ONHTKI ITION
HEAD
St John, New Brunswick. Oct. 7. CONTINENTAL UNITED STATEN
i board the steamer O. It Crowo ex-
- -Two Canadian Royal Air force av­
work pho « eeding in KF-
IM Al WHITED AN DIREI T IN­
IN THIRD GAME AND NOW
NOW HAS 1OS,UM3,1OS, AN IN-
i>lode>| while 100 men wore working
iators, Colonel Lockle and Major
Fit’I ENT MANNER
NI’ K OF CAMPAIGN
ONE
GAME
BEHIND
CREANE OF 18.7IO.M8
Four
bodies
««
’«
re­
on the ttafl
morning
CONCRETE POURING WILL STMT
i moved in tour after th» ng|.19«i’>n
, and four more men arc rep iGd
missing
I »vs-»oat
Hobbs, who started this
from Halifax for a flight to Van-
couver. crashed near here, The iea-
plane was wre ked but the avlstors
were apparently uninjured
I
RESERVATIONS NOT WANTED
I
Stolon—
When Mr and Mrs F. W Streets Ir
Pier a Day W ill He « 8>n>plr<«l—Firm
. moved here from Medford five years
FXmndatloa IswaSnl—Hlrtwi
ago to take charge of ths Oxford ho-
nl Will He M»»«d
Dodger» lilt Hard and Caldwell Is Interest Not Keen—
Interest in the world series base-
Kn-«k«wt Out of Box tn First In­
ball games thia year has not been
ning—Mail» .»ml I tile Used
MOST STATES SHOW GROWTH
j tel they stored a large amount of
Usually
marked as In paat yean,
| their personal belonging» in the at-i
there is a crowd of high school stu­
"We have made a thorough and j tie of their bom» there and then
D m Moines. Ort 7.—The i direct I Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. Oct. 7.— dents and business men »waiting tho
rented the house
Yesterday they
Washington, Oct. 7.—The total
careful «tudy of the progrew of the returned from a visit in Medford and issue of ratifying or rejecting t the Sherrod Smith’s southpaw slants returns at the Courier office. Thle
year the returns are posted in the population of continental United
work lu the Granta Paas Irrigation .bring word that their belonglngi league of nations was accepted by were poison to the Cleveland Indiana window and very few people as much
3tates is 105,683,108, an Increase of
district, and l>»llevs it Is proceeding have all been stolen
As there have Senator Harding in a speech here, and the Brooklyn Dodgers made off an stop to read them
Very few 13,710,842, or 14.2 per cent. Thia
with the third game of the world
tn the mast economical and efficient been several tenants during the time
brushing aside the problem of clari­ series by a score of two to one. Cald­ phone calls are being received where does not include 12,250,000 in tho
manner," said E H Shattuck, bead tho house has been rented It wilt be
formerly the office force was kept country's outlying poeoeaslons.
of the Shattuck Construction com­ practically Impossible to get the fying the reservations, and declar well was put in the box at the start busy telling the score The reason
The population of Alaska and tho
pany. yesterday afternoon, ns he was thing» back, although the Medford Ing he would "favor staying out" of: for Cleveland, but Speaker took him Is not evident unices the fans are dis­
total
under the mlMtary and naval
I
the
Versailles
covenant.
He
said
he
out after Brooklyn had made two
taking the train for the south after police were notified
Among the ar­
gusted by the disclosure made of the service is yet to be announced.
tan days spent with his organization ticle« taken were aomn fine linen, wanted no acceptance of the league I runs in the first inning. Mails went fraud in Last year’s games
here
In dlsuaelng the work. Mr two fur coals, hand painted china | with reservations to clarify Amerl- In and in the eighth, t’hle succeeded
Washington, Oct. 7.—State popu­
mails.
Rbattuik said that the construction and other things which they bated to
lations
announced today are aa fol­
j
can
obligations,
but
that
the
proper
TIG KUNS INTO BLOW
of the dam was progressing moat J low«
course would be to reject those com­ Dcvd<qn>MMt 1« tswured—
OFF WASHINGTON CO AST lows:
satisfactorily, and that the pouring
Pennsylvania 8,720,159,
The development of the Dally
of concrete would commence within
mitments altogether
1,055,048.
group
of
mines
on
the
Lower
Illi
­
Astoria,
Oct.
6.
—
The
tug
Daniel
the neat week, which would mark
American troops have no business :
Ohio, 5,759,368, increase 992,247.
nois river is practically assured. The Kern, which arrived last night ran
the near end of the effort to enrb
In Germany. Senator Harding de- i Josephine Mining and Development
Iowa, 2,403,630. increase 178,859.
Into a blow off Willapa, en route
and control the waters of the Rogue
Michigan.
Increase
3.667,222,
dared
in
reeponse
to
a
question
from
Company,
a
corporation
formed
to
from
Puget
Sound
to
Astoria
with
a
The beet of foundation had been
857,049.
develop mining properties in the barge. A gas launch aboard the
the audience
found In the bottom of the stream,
Virginia,
2,306.361
county, has taken over the placer barge was washed off and lost. Out­
he said, and the excavation was near
244,749.
I
’
rowpects
Good
—
mines and plans are being made to side of the Columbia the Kern pick­
ly done and ready for tho placing of
1,750.995,
Arkansas.
lncreas*
Prospects i.re good for harbor de­ start extensive work. John Daily, of ed up the crews of two trolling boats
tho forms for tho piers Tboee will
San Juan. P. R . Oct. 7. No Porto . velopments at Crescent City if the
176,546.
Panther
Bar,
has
been
working
the
in distress One of the boats was
be six In number, and the superin­ Rico sugars are being forced on the
Florida, 966,296, increase 213,-
support of the representatives who
tendent on tho job says that these market
’A hatever su»a,s there are i met at Portland this week counts for mines for the past five years and is lost,
677.
authority
for
the
statement
that
the
piers can ba concreted st the rate of here are being held for better or ;
Idaho. 431,826, increase, 106,232.
anything. This morning the Cres­ property will prove to be one of the
one a day when concrete pouring be- worse.
Riga, Oct. 7.—Military operations
New York, 10,384,144, increas«
cent
City
and
Del
Norte
delegation
biggest
that
hiw
ever
been
develop
­
gins.
between the Poles and Lithuanians
(Thii Is evidently being done to I left for the coast. According to At-
1,270,530.
ed
in
Josephine
county.
Machinery
have
ceased.
Polish
headquarters
Mr tUiattuvk »aid that the only I pre»cut reflnsn from reducltg the,
New Jersey, 3,155,374, IncreaM
torney O. 3. Blanchard who was is on the way in, there being a wagon
announced today.
criticism ho had to offer on the work l price of raw sugar, as the Cuban I 'among the local representative«.
618.207.
Del road all the way to Panther Bar. A
that
»onio
of
th«
m
of the past was
' grower» lia. ■ ,.»ked the Porto Rican. I Norte county was given rauch con-'
Texas. 4,661,027, Increase 764,-
cavalion of the high line ditch could producers to join them In an attempt I I slderatlon Dr Douglas, of the coast boiler and engine for a sawmill are W. R. C. Meeting Saturday—
485.
to be installed to furnish lumber! Gen Logan W. R. C. will
better ha»e been done by tho steam ■to prevent a cut In prices i
bold
Arizona, 333,273, increase 123,
county, was elected vice-president of needed in construction. A machine'
shovel rather than by the mule
— their regular meeting Saturday af- 919.
For the first time in many jears.! the organization 3am Morris, of Los
for
saving
fine
gold
is
also
to
equipment Tho teams will bo taken two weeks have gone by without the
be ternoon. Mrs. Cora McBride, of i
Kansas 1,769,185, increase 73,-
Angeles, and Mr McNulty of Cres­ started operating soon.
off the Job on tho first of tho month, i shipment of any sugar from the
Portland, state president of the Ore­ 236.
cent City, were elected to serve on
or aa lonn aa the south aide high Island
gon department will be present on
Lpproxlmate|y 610.000 bags the board of directors. These may
North Carolina, 2,556,486. in-
PORTLAND MARKET»
line has been completed to a point <>r 80.000 tons remaia in the island
her official visit. Every member is crease 350,199.
be depended upon to pull for the
where It will serve the lands oil that : for export.
requested to be present. The O. A.
South Carolina, 1,683,662, in
Crescent City project. W’Ith every­
Portland. Oct. 7.—Cattle
aide and Jerome Prairie
The hill
Porto Rico produced in this year's : body working on the plan, it is pos- steady, hogs are higher. <16 ire R. and all Civil war veterans and i crease, 168,262.
■Ide excavation on the south side I crop 4 85,887 short tons of sugar, ae ,!b]; uat future developmenu may
to visiting members of both urganiza-
Nevada. 77,407, decrease 4,468.
I 816.50. sheep are weak, eggs nJ tions are cordially invited to be pres­
will be completed with the steam curding to a final statistical report
be expected
Wyoming, 194.402. increase 48,-
butter
frim.
above), as will the Tokay canal on ju»t Issued by J Ruiz Soler, secre-
ent. A picnic supper will be served 437.
the north side
Mr. Sliattuck ex­ tary of th« Porto Rico Sugar Pro-
at the close.
Alabama 2,347,295, increase 209,-
plained that with the taking out of ducers* a»so< latton
This is 7.000
202.
the mule equipment and the closing tons in czeess of his estimate made
Nebraska. 1,295,502,
increase.
of tiie camps, the overhead expense at the commencement of the grind-«
103,288.
would be practically eliminated, ae Ing season and about 80.000 tons
ITrn I III ITrn PT ITrn A. M. Tomteth and L. M. Swift are Minnesota. 2,386.371, increase.
only the shovel crew, under a compe­ greater than the production during
llrn Il Ir NlfllkX ^Itora in the city from Holland 310,663.
tent foreman, would lie needed to the crop season of 1918-19
I I Lil Uli I I LU J I n I L J ’‘•rf’tering at the Oxford
It is
A. L. Flynn, a Waldo mining man.
complete the ditching. He expected also 20,000 tons In excess of the pro­
t’apt. Simmons in H'»iu(al—
I is among the visitors in the city to­
that <0 to 50 days would complete duction during 1917-18.
“Capt.” Simmons, one of the best
New
York,
Oct.
7
-Ellis
Island,
ed
the
aliens
why
they
left
Europe
day.
the dam, except for th« installation
Export figures show 367,000 tons,
known
persons in the city, is report­
Most
of
them
replied
"no
money,
noj
D. L. Bauman is a business visitor
of tho machinery, after which only , of sugar shipped from this crop. melting pot of the world, is boiling
ed very ill in the Good Samaritan
as
never
before,
with
the
greatest
Many
Italian
farmers
j
n
the
city
today,
coming
over
last
eat,"
he
said.
_
_
___
a small equipment would be needed Ix>cal consumption Is estimated at
hospital. He had a serious break­
'flood of Immigrants In history pour­ declared they quit their native soil night from Crescent City,
to bring th® work to completion He 35,000 tons.
down some time ago which placed
ing
into
it.
Millions
more
are
clam
­
because
of
the
danger
from
expío-
'
Miss
Jean
Williams
returned
to
Le
­
suggested bn a measure of economy
oring at Europe’s exits, anxious to sions when plowing in former battle-! iand this morning after a short vis- him in a very bad condition.
and of serving tho district in the
come to America and congress will grounds.
: it in the city.
■team
spring, that a soon as the
Mrs Alice Bacon, countv school
Added to the prospective influx of
Mr. and Mrs. Dare Hayes are Will Gravel Haye« Hill—
■hovel, now working in the main i1 superintendent, spent a day In Mer­ > be pressed to quickly enlarge both
Blds are to be opened Friday by
I
the
physical
plant
and
working
force
■Ide
immigrants
from
the
countries
of
the
¡spending
the week at their mine on
gravity canal on the south
lin, retuxnlng here this morning.
on the island to more than double war allies will ba millions in from Briggs creek doing assessment work the county court tor the graveling of
reaches the highway crossing, whk h i
Miss Cora Letteken left this morn­ Its present size. according to Immi- Germany who, aa soon as the way is on the property,
Hayes hill. This stretch of road on
will bo in about 10 days, that it bo
ing for Myrtle Point where she will gratlon Commissioner Frederick A. clear, will seek passage to America ' Edw. E. Cohen, Oldsmobile man­ the Crescent City-Grants Pass high­
put at once on tho highllue canal
visit for several weeks.
Wallis.
the Immigration authorities have ager of Oregon, with headquarters In way was graded last year by John
and the Tokay canal, and those com-
Mrs. J. 8. Park returned to Rose­
Since early last summer, aliens been Informed by reliable and offf- i Portland, was in the city last night, Hampshire and the steep pitches
pleted ahead of the big canal on tho
have been eliminated from the hllL
leaving this morning for Medford.
river bank. The steam shovel exca­ burg this morning after a visit here have been entering America’s front cial sources.
door in unprecedented numbers. The
vation Is being found most cconom- with Mrs. George Quill.
"The immigration in the future! Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rabb are reg­ About two miles are included in the
C. I* Hobart will leavo this even­ problem of housing them until they will be limited only by the capacity istered at the Oxford from the "Cap­ amount to be graveled.
cal and will be used wherever it Is i
possible, and any team work neces­ ing for Portland where he will spend I can be admitted to the country has of the vessels." Commissioner Wal­ itol of the World,” as Kansas City
Got HL« Boar—
calls itself in a spirit of pride.
sary after tho mules are taken out the next few days attending to bus­ 'become painful to all parties con­ lis said.
cerned. Recently, hundreds of Im­
Miss E. J. Falconer and Norman
Glenn Jeremiah came down from
will bo done through local contract. iness matters.
In the meantime while wondering
George Cramer returned to Med­ migrants detained for investigation i how many years It will be before Falconer, of Nez Perce. Idaho, are Portland with the ambition to get a
Mr. Shattuck salu that ho was
much impressed with the Grants Pass ford this morning to sit on the fed­ had to sleep standing up. as the aliens quit coming across the sea at stopping at the Oxford for a short bear. He went out to Panther Bar
to stay with his unble, John Daily,
district, and bespoke a moat pros­ eral Jury which Is now in session. floors, benches and chairs already their present rate, Ellis Island work ! time.
Mrs. O. E. Osborn returned to Med­ .who told him where the hunting was
perous future for it with the coming He reports that there Is not much were filled with the backwash from ers are perplexed over their existing
the congested dormitories.
ford this morning after spending a best. The young man went out and
being done yet.
of water.
probelms. The normal capacity of
The tide Is certain to become
day here with her daughter. Mrs. N. the first day saw a cub bear which
Mrs. Sue lAcey has been visiting
month, the island is reached when 2,000 im­ E. Bohall.
he proceeded to get for some good
here for some time with her son, W. j greater with each passing
assured, migrants are inspected dally. Yet. |
|
Commissioner
Wallis
felt
bear steaks. The old bear was not
It.
Swope.
She
was
called
to
Ix>s
I
Itauglilcr Is Ill-
him on a recent day. 10,400 aliens were Fi-hitig 1» Better—
Steamship
operators
informed
far distant and went to the rescue of
Mr». .1. tl. Schmidt loft this morn­ Banos this morning by some import-1 their accommodations are booked to fed there. During another day the! It anybody believes in signs, there her offspring. A quick decision was
nnt
business
which
needed
ner
at-
same
week
11.000
persons
were
de-
1
ing for Portland where she was call­
Is a sign hanging in the door of Joe necessary. After looking around
capacity for 12 months ahead. Gov­
tained in tho holds of the vessels Wharton’s sporting goods emporium
ed by tho sudden Illness of her tent Ion.
ernment officials renounced 267,000
and seeing no tree he repeated part
daughter, Florence Schmidt, who
which
brought
them
over,
whilo
of
­
Mrs. Harry Wlbla and two chil­ 1 applications had been made for pass­
which signifies that fishing is good of an old song he had once heard,
went there about a week ago. It Is dren and Mrs. Wible’s alster, Miss'
ficials struggled with the work of
Everybody who wanted to buy fish­ "Lord, if you can’t help me, don’t
ports In Poland alone, mostly hv
not known how Hcrlous tho Illness Is Wlmhn Tholen, arrived this morning
examining tho 4,000 then on the ing tackle was greeted with the pla­
Jews, while hundreds of thousand«
you help dat bear.” With that to
lint Mrs. Schmidt wns told to leave from Golden, ill., to make their
island. For two days the Island card with the words, "Oct. 7. out for
In other parts of Europo also were
fortify himself he blazed away and
against
incomers,
for thorn immediately.
doors
were
shut
home hero. Mr. Wible has been here anxious to cross the seas to this
the afternoon." Mr. Wharton may luckily floored the old one. Now he
who remained on boats.
for tho past two months and is em­ country.
ba suffering from a delusion that to­ can tell hfs Portland friends of the
ployed In tho Josephine county bank.
The rapidity of handling them de- day Is a holiday, but then again It wonderful
‘‘Between 3,000,000 and 4,000,-
hunting in Josephine
Many Packngca Received—
Harry Neale left this morning for 000 Italians are seekinis domiciles pends upon the aliens themselves. may be that Rruce Olding whispered county.
Packages are flowing In to the San Frnnls -o after a visit here with and citizenship here and more than Commissioner Wallis has found that in his ear. for yesterday Rruce and
county clerk’s office In response to his brothers, George and Robert 3,000,000 Polos want to come over.” some groups are easier to examine Mr. McNeill made a catch of 12 LANGFORD KNOCKS OUT
the rnll sent out for old clothes for! I Neale, and tho J. G. Bromley family. said Commissioner Wallis, who attri­ than others, while care must be tak­ beauties. It is a well known fact
TINA' HERMAN OF ASTORIA
Armenian relief
People are evi­ Mr. Neale has boon In Siberia for the buted the exodus from Enron» to en in separating the many nationali­ that when fishing Is good. Mr. Mc-
Portland, Oct. 7.—Sam Langford,
dently cleaning out their Clothes paat two years serving with tho Am the harsh post-war living conditions ties which make the island conversa­ Wharton declares an official holi-
of Boston, knocked out Tiny Her­
closets for the pile is growing stead erlcan forces, having been commls -and the economic situation.
tion sound like that at the Tower of day so It might be a good plan to get man, of Astoria In the seventh round
tiy-
stoned aa captain.
Frequently the commissioner ask- Babel.
out the rod and try it.
of a ten round go here last night.
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