Grants Pass daily courier., November 23, 1920, Image 1

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UNITED PKENfl NERVI«»
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W HOLE NUMBER »133.
AFTER SEARCH
Superintendent of I tanks Realign* in
< >r<ler to Go Into Buotneo»—Buy»
Stock in Pendleton Bank
Ilex Deford, Shot for Resisting Ar­
rest, Dies in Hospital—Officer
Held I nder Bonds
Sound of Firing is Incessant; City Virtually Cut Off From
Rest of World; People Live in Dread of Renewed
Attacks; Sinn Feiners Shot by Sentries
join DOVGIITY, MINTED AT TO-
Salem. Nov. 23 -(A. P.)—Will
Oregon City, Nov. 23.—(A. P.) —
JU INTO, CASADA, in found
II. Bonnett, state superintondent of
Alex Deford, who waa shot Sunday
AT OREGON «ITA-
banks, has resigned, his resignation
night by D. C. Froet, former con­
to be effective December 31st. He
stable, while running away from of-
announced that be has purchased
cers after being accused of bolst-
stock In the Inland Empire bank, of
reus conduct, died from his wounds
Dublin. Nov. 23—(U. P.)—Fre­ fell in the high mountains as a num­ today at a hospital. Frost is under
Pendleton, of which he will be vice-
quent encounter» between troops and ber of the higher ranges were seen *500 bonds pending the action of the
president.
small bands of Hinn Feluers occur­ to be covered with the snow. Fair grand Jury, He reiterated that he
red on the streets of Dublin during and colder is predicted for tonight shot on the orders of Night Patrol-
1‘ri-oner Tell. Officers That Ile II«.
the night. The sound of shooting was and tomorrow.
man Surfus. He said Deford struck
Bond. Amounting to *100,000 on
him in the stomach and refused to
Incessant. So far as Is known only
|kn|MMlt In Chicago
two casualties resulted.
Military
Dublin, Nov. 2J.— (A. P.)—All stop when ordered.
raids are being conducted through­ train services were resumed after a
out the city today. Many arrests quiet night, following Sunday's
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland. Nor. 2».—(A. P)—
have been made by the police. Dub­ bloodshed and yesterday's raiding.
Portland,
Nov. 23.—(A. P.)—Cat­
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John Doughty, wonted at Toronto.
lin is virtually cut off from the rest A statement was issued at Dublin tle are steady. Hogs are lower, *11.-
Cantala. In connection with the <1 le­
St. John's, N. F., Nov. 23.—(A. of tho world by a cordon of British castle which said the shooting at ! 50 to *12.25. Sheep are weak. Eggs
ap pea ran c« of Ambrose J. Small a
P.) Th« Newfoundland
railway troops. The city is living in dread Crote Park Sunday, resulted when ire lower, buying price **c to 70c,
year ago was arrested today at Ore­ lines, a uarrow gang» system of 960 j
today of renewed encounters. Inrge the crown forces went to round-up ' selling price candled, 74c to 76c, se­
gon City. Doughty, according to the miles owned by the Reld-N*wfound-1
scale fighting between the Sinn Feln- the men associated with the murder lects 76c to 78c. Butter Is steady.
officer«, admitted the theft of *100,-
land Company, has been forced to «rs and the police Is expected The of 14 officers Sunday morning. The
000 In bonds, which he said he had
call upon colonial government for J shop*, have their shutters up. Thou­ statement said picket« in the crowd
on deposit In Chicago and which he
aid In readjustment and it» adminis­ sands of people remained Indoors all fired, resulting in a panic during
said ha would surrender. Doughty
tration and operation have been day. Three Sinn Feiners were killed which many of the men wanted un­
said he took Small to a theatre one
placed under the control of a Joint after attacking »entries. Three' were doubtedly escaped.
night and 1<>at track of him there an<l commission of «even. The govern­
arrested Saturday and imprisoned in
never saw him again. Doughty waa
ment has a majority of the members j the guard house. Two of them yes­
private secretary to Small, who own­
Belfast, Nov. 23.—(A. P.) —
of thia body.
terday threw hand grenades at sen­
ed a number of theatres at Toronto
persons
were killed in Dublin
The commission also has taken tries. The grenades failed to ex­
An investigation Is to be made by
and sold out his Interests a year ago
the sheriff’s office of the death of
over along with the railway lines plode, being without dotonators, a terday. During the morning a
for } 1.000,000. A world wide search
Roy Reed at Leland yesterday. An
the whole system of coastwise water: third grabbed the rifle which the try at the castle was attacked
was made for Small for whom *f>0,-
empty whiskey bottle and a bottle
connections along the Newfoundland I sentry dropped In his excitement and armed men. The sentry fired,
000 reward, dead or alive, had been
nearly full of "moonshine” were
coast which heretofore have been was raising it to his shoulder when ing three of the attackers. Two
offered It has been without result. »Iterated Jointly by the government j
er deaths occurred during 1
found near the body. An attempt
the other sentries fired.
Doughty waa working at a paper mill and the Reid-Newfoundland Com­ Iliver Still Down—
throughout the city.
will be made to find out who sup­
In Oregon City.
plied him with the illicit whiskey. A
pany. Thus the commission Is ad­
The rise in the river from the
Detective Mitchell, of Toronto,
ministering virtually all the trans­ heavy rain of Sunday night amount­
Cork, Nov. 23.—(A. P.)—A po- coroner’s inquest found that he
took Doughty to the Union station,
portation facilities of Newfoundland, ed to only about three inches. Sun­ llceman was wounded and two civil- come to his death through the effects
saying he would take the prisoner for both passengers and freight
day night an exceptionally heavy Ians shot in a fight between the aux­ of the liquor. If the person or per­
direct to Toronto,
A sum of *1,000.000 In colonial downpour occurred and .55 inch of iliary police and citizens in Mill sons can be found who sold him the
whiskey as a beverage, they will be
funds has been allocated to the com­ rain was recorded. Apparently snow Street village last evening.
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charged with manslaughter, accord­
mission to enable it to begin Its task
ltig Show • >V in SI i »| h '—
ing to the sheriff. Steps are now be­
Iguit niv
Be"" who will partlcl- of working out tho salvation of the
ing made to push the investigation
pate in "K vWU'i Kap«*«** had their railway system The commission is
as rapidly as possible.
first rehr« J
the theater. To- expected to recommend to tho next ,
The whiskey had not been made
night will ue dr<-v rohearaal. and to- session of the legislature a perma-|
over 12 hours. Sheriff Lewis thinks,
The i nent plan for operation either by the
morrow night the blg show.
when it was found. That means that
place will be well beat<MÌ and If tho government, by private Interests or
I Jointly.
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it
was made near Leland and given
show Itself Is better than was seen
I These steps were taad^ necessary
to Reed shortly after it had been
last evening, it certainly will l>e a
The Hague, Nov. 23.— (A. P.) —
Chicago, Nov. 23.—(A. Pr)—
scream. A vast amount of work has because the railway lines which be­ Fresh from the Near East. 37 big American diplomatic officials abroad distilled. The liquor contained a
lose
very high percent of alcohol, burning
fore
tho
war
suffered
an
average
been necMaary to insure the succees ,
boxes of relics of ancient Egypt and who are in possession of evidence of
of thia [«erformance
Tickets are of *100,000 a year, in tho last five Babylonia are now being unpacked propaganda schemes originating in with a blue flame when poured on
selling jrapldly and it 1« expected years have been compelled to pro- at the University of Chicago. They Moscow are opposed to any attempt the floor. It has not been decided
that everyone will l>e there who has Vido for large Increases and ex- were brought recently after an ad­ to abandon the United States pass­ ■what was used in making it but the
sheriff expects soon to have some
ponses, notably for coal and wagesc.
tho price
venturesome trip by Dr. J. H. Breas­ port and vise systems now in opera­
further clues to the moonshiners. If
As one of Its first problems, the rail­
ted. professor of Oriental history tion. This is because thqy are con­
way commission Is» faced with a de­
evidence can be found that will in-
No «'oil Her Thursday—
and Egyptology. In the Judgment vinced that the Russian Soviet gov­
On Thanksgiving day tho Courier mand for further wage Increases of museum officials here, they make ernment has been attempting to send oriminate the guilty parties an ex­
ample will be made of them. It is
force will take a vacation and no ranging from 20 to 30 per cent.
the oriental museum at the Univer­ hundreds of dangerous agitators to
known that an outfit it operating
pnper will bo published. Advertise­
sity of Chicago the finest of its kind the United States.
near Leland and this is thought to
ments for publication Wednesday
Wartime
passport
regulations!
in the United States.
be the one that made the liquor. This
should l>e sent to the office tonight Makes Quick Trip-
have been considerably modified,
The
university
professor
and
his
Having been told that It was im­
Is the first case in Josephine county
or before 9:80 In tho morning.
both for Americans and foreigners
possible to drive a car from Sacra- staff of four were the first white men
where a person has been killed by
seeking American visas, in the past
to
cross
tho
Arab
state
after
it
was
monto to Grants Pass without chains,
moonshine whiskey but the sheriff’s
few months and every attempt will
Kenneth William» decided that he proclaimed, going from Bagdad to
office states that the quality of stuff
be made. It was said, to make travel
Aleppo.
At
times
the
expedition
had to be shown. • As a result Mr.
being sold may lead to further
as easy as possible abroad next sum­
and Mrs. Williams are visiting in tho traveled at great personal risk.
deaths.
mer. 'But. in face of the evidence
Tho
alm
of
the
party
was
to
sur
­
city for a day. They left Sacramen­
which has accumulated during the
to In .the Williams' Studebaker road­ vey the most Important burled cities
past few months, it is believed to in­
ster. arriving here in 20 hours driv­ of the Near East Jn regard to the
dicate a determined effort by the bol- |
work
of
excavation.
Dr.
Breasted
ing time. At Dunsmuir he was told
said he saw ancient cities, now shevtk government to spread its Jur-!
Washington. Nov. 23. (A. P.) — that It was Impossible to get through merely mounds of ruins, that were lsdtctlon to America, the diplomatic |
Declaring that he understood that * aven with chains. At Weed ha was not on the map and were totally un­ i officials do not wish to surrender!
____ going
___ ___
federal agents were
over ___
Kan­ 'told tho same thing. He refused to known to science.
their most potent safeguard against |
anti other ______
states -- trying to I”1* on his chains and mako the trip
sas. I Iowa
_____________
It—passport control.
Because
of
his
knowledge
of
con
­
get evidence neceaaory to indict men I from Weed In 6 4 hours They will ditions In the country behind Syria
"So far as the would-be emigrant 1
roads
return
south
tomorrow,
tho
asking farmers to hold their crops.
is concerned," one American official ‘Chicago, Nov. 23.—(A. P.l—The
Dr.
Breasted
was
asked
by
the
Brit
­
Charles S Barrett, president of the being In good condition.
ish government at Cairo to go on a safd, "things have Just been so simp­ first “underground party” that the
national farmers* union, «pfiealed to
diplomatic mission to the British for­ lified for him that, in ten minutes United States has ever seen is now-
the members to stand together >and
C. AV. Caniptiell was a business vis­ eign office at London and at the ex­ time, providing his own government believed to be operating, according
not sell their products.
itor In the city today from Kerby. pense of changing his plans for re­ considers him a worthy subject and to Edward J. Brennan, division su­
turning home, he did so. Dr. Breas­ has so evidenced this by giving him perintendent of the bureau of inves­
a passport, he can answer all the tigation of the department of justice
ted disclosed here.
questions we want to know about1 here.
The
traditional
friendship
of
the
K LIMATI« ’ K U’EIIN
"It appears,” he said, “that the
him. If he is satisfactory, he can
Arabs
for
the
English
has
now
turn
­
Everett Karla Stanarti
ed to hatred. Dr. Breasted reported. get his visa the same day and be on members or a great majority of them
This, ho said, was due to the British his way to the United tSates speedily. of the communist parties have gone
“The American traveling abroad over to a united communist party
giving over Syria to the French af­
will
get all the assistance possible that seems to be maintaining a sec­
ter they had promised the Arabs
"I see" sez Uncle Ez.ra, "by the wrltln' In the papers
to
give
him. If he frets because of recy never before attempted by an
their
own
kindom
in
recompense
for
that Wednesday night our folks will do some queer Klimatic
the
necessity
of securing visas from American radical organization.
the help they gave the British
kapers, and Ma and I intend to go, and all the kids are go­
"These people appear to be hold­
ether
consulates.
If he wishes to vis­
against
the
Turks.
ing: the whole town's P ¡mod and cocked, you know, to
ing
meetings with the utmost sec­
it
several
countries
and
objects
to
British political agents were being
make a splendid showin*. So all yoli men folks, take a shave
recy with which they can surround
frontier
Inspections,
he
must
remem
­
murdered
by
the
Arabs
in
Mespota-
and shine your shoe« up neatly, behind your ears wet water
nla while the University of Chicago ber that perhnps the man who sat them. Names used appear fictitious.
leave, nnd get slicked Up completely. And ladles, get your
"The Russian element which form­
expedition
waa In the country.. Dr. next to him In the railway car was
pajnt on straight and take an hour to powder. These kome-
i
ed the backbone of the original com-
a
bolshevik
or
an
anarchist,
en
He
related
that
a
Breasted
said.
dles will kick you groat, you'll holler loud nnd louder.
' British colonel who know the Arabs route to some place with a bomb, I mnnist party appears to be in con-
There'll be some 'Singing girls," they say. a ‘Bed Hot Music
Intimately was later killed at the who might be stopped at the frontier trol and to have the bulk of the
’Number,' and black-face folks whose queer stunts may not
membership of the new secret organ­
Identical camping place the unlver- before ho could throw the bomb.”
much conduce to slumtier 'Whoa Lizzie' will just mako you
ization.
short
;
slty
party
had
stopped
at
a
whoop and prod your neirest fellow, while he’s Just cjiuck-
"Literature is frequently distrib­
PACKERS
PRESENT
ANOTHER
tlm® before.
lln • like the croup would W him scarcely bellow. There's
J
PLAN FOR DltiSOLl'TION uted without any indication as to
'hot scotch' In these komodles. nnd a knock-out punch that
Chicago. Nov. 23.— (A. P.) — where tt comes from. Tn order,to
H ARDING RM'FIVES NOISY
wrecks us, nnd then n wild 'Kllmatlc Dream' aimed at our
j escape detection, it appears that the
WELUOME
TO
CANAL
ZONV
i Plans for the sa a of the interests of
solar plexus. Come one, como al'." thus Ezra sez, in peppy
Morris * Company in the stock yards party members take unusual precau-
tones and Jerky, "and bring the fambly, do It right, aTid don't
Colon. Panama, Nov. 23.—(A. P.I and terminals to permit acquisition ' tions. The membets are known
<nt too much turkey!"
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President-elect Warren G. Hard­ by livestock Interests and the public among themselves and literature is
ing arrived nt Cristobal today and were filed in the District of Colum­ passed around among them, some­
times by messenger. When mailed.
bia supreme court today.
was given a noisy welcome.
TO BE INVESTIGATED
RELICS OF ANCIENT
SOVIET AGENTS TRY
RESTORATION OF KING CON­
STANTINE WILL BE OPPOSED
BY THE ENGLISH
THREATEN TO REVOKE TREAT!
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Territorial Advantages Gained in
Pact With Allies and Greece Will
Be Countermanded la Threat
Paris, Nov. 23.—(A. P.i—Great
Britain has already taken steps to
wars Greece that she will lose her
territorial advantages, given in the
treaty between the allies and Turkey
if former King Constantine is ra­
turned to the throne, says the Petit
Parisien.
Breakwater Stands Shock—
The heavy seas poupded on th*
breakwater this week with terrific
force, sending spray over the wall.
The work is substantial, the present
storm is about an rough as it gets,
and when completed the upkeep of
the breakwater will be light com­
pared to similar work on sandy for­
mation.—Del Norte Triplicate.
Gillette Is Injured—
Burns Gillette, formerly a resident
of Grants Pass, but now living In
Salem, had the misfortune to have
his foot crushed quite badly last Fri­
day. He was under an automobil*
repairing it and had his feet stuck
out the side. A large truck with
three tons of sand ran over one of
his feet, breaking three bones. He
is now in the hospital.
R. Vose, of Moclips. Washington,
is spending a few days in Grants
Pass,, looking after timber interests.
Mr. Vose is stopping at the Oxford
while in the city.
EX-KAISER’S FAMILY
Berlin. Nov. 23.— (A. P.);—A hun­
dred eminent persons, including
members of the former emperor's
family, have smuggled to Holland
money
aggregating
250.000,000
marks, asserted H. H. Hermann Mu­
eller, former chancellor, in the relch-
stag.
we know that it is done in small
quantities, three or four letters or
packages in a box in one corner of a
city and three or four in a box in an­
other section.
"The party has its largest tnem-
bership in Chicago and New York.
In Chicago meetings have been made
extra difficult by the Illinois law
which forbids renting property to
an outlaw organization of this char­
acter. Property owners who be-
come suspicious often call us to
make sure on this point.
"It is my individual conviction
that the united communist party and
kindred associations of this nature
are unlawful in that they advocate
the overthrow of the government by
force and violence.
“The original communist party,
which was organized here a year ago
took a stand against participating in
elections. This It held to be of no
use and tt urged a bolshevik pro­
gram. I have no knowledge myself
of literature being recently distrib­
uted urging against taking ¡>«rt in
the presidential election, as was re-
ported in press dispatches from the
east at the time, but if this was the
case, it was in line with what the
party appears to stand for”