Grants Pass daily courier., January 27, 1921, Image 1

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VOL. XL, No. low.
<THANT« FANS, JOHKFMINK OOLNTY. OKHGON.
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THI RHDAY. JA NI'ARY 27, 1021.
WHOLE NI MBEK SIM.
BATTLE FOUGHT
I
Suspected Man is Picked Out of Une
of Prisoners as the Burglar Who
Talked With Victims
fee on Quiv>(|on of German IU-
lutrations nn<l Cancel Scesloti
PURSUERS TABGET 0H7 SHOTS
Paris, Jan 27
(A P.)- Il I* un­ WOULD POSTPONE DATE FOR WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT OF AN
derstood that the British delegation!
I.IQt I DATION OF ACCOUNTS
INVESTMENT COMPANY IS
attending th* supreme council I» un-!
DIE THE UNITED STATES
' LI KED FROM HER HOME
al>le to agree with the French vlew-j
point regarding German reparations. I
The morning meeting was cancelled1
so Lloyd George might talk private­
ly with members of th* council.
Outlaws lawk (Tilson in Cell of (lie
County Jal) Before Attempting
Robbery
ligations Be Between the Years
103<i and 1047
Portland, Jan. 27.— (A. P.)—The' NAMED TO IMPORTANT POSITION
police late today announced that two> TODAY FOLLOWING HEATED
person* had identified Joe Brady as
SESSION AT SALEM
the "Talkative Burglar.” It is said!
they picked him out of a line of oth-l
er prisoners. Brady insist* he is not'
tl(e burglar or "Shadow.” He de­
clares he Is the goat upon whom the
police department would taste crimes!
which they are unable to solve other-'
W ill Roquent Timi Duo Dales of Ob­ Appeal From Her Bogging for AM
Wa* < aptain in Medical Corps Dur­
wise.
MISSION UP TO LORD CHALMERS
and Captors Make Known De­
mands to Secure Release
ing tile Ijlte War, latter Keniov-
ing to Souther* State
Washougal, Wash.. Jan. 27. (A.
Paris. Jan. 27.—(A. P.)—Great
Los Angeles, Jan 27.— (A. P.)—
Salem. Jan. 27—(A. P.)—Follow-
P.) Five bandits early today blew
Britain will ask the United States for Mrs Gladys Withers», wife of O. S
the time lock dial off the door of the
Medford. Jan. 27. Mr and Mrs a postponement of payment of the Wither*», president of a loan invest­
vault uf the Clark* County bank ; J J. Pickett of Crescent City. Cal..! British debt until 1936 and 1947, ment company, has been kianapped
| Stricker, of Grant* Paas, secretary.
her*, but were frightened and fled Will evidently have more respect for say* the Echo de Paris. laird Chal­ and is being held for ransom. She
| Stricker’s opponent* were Dr. A. M.
before the Inner door coulcj l»e the black cat hoodoo hereafter at mers Is to be Intrusted with the mis­ was lured from her home Tuesday
Culbertson. Mont., Jan. 27.—(A. Moody, Chicago, and Dr. J. G. Ger-
forced. Fleeing they fired seven-I
least enough not to any more defy sion of taking the question of post­ night by a call saying some one was p.)__ Montana offers a most exhllar- W. Ban Francisco. The name of
teen shot* at Leonard and Lloyd fate by taking'one along with them ponement up with the I’nlted States hurt In an automobile accident and iting substitute for the old time fox' Moody was finally withdrawn. Dr.
Greenman. who pursued to prevent
was calling for her. She went with hunting thrills ln the new «port of •■’tricLe^ was a captain in the medical
In their travels Their black t»et put government.
the theft of a delivery truck be­
a man who has not been seen since. hunting coyotee with horses and! COH** daring the war.
a sudden end In this city Tuesday af­
longing to the Greenman store.!
PORTLAND MARKETS
An appeal begging for help has been hounds. Coyote hunting has reach-; A secret ballot stood four to two
ternoon to their journey Callfornla-
which the robbers attempted to use
Portland. Ore, Jan. 27.—(A. P.) received from her. Th* kidnappers ed the highest point of development* *vr Strieker. Stricker was nominat-
wards, all superstitious people will
In their flight The officers reported:
—Livestock, steady; eggs, and but- sent a threat against her life if their in the Culbertson region and its e<* by Or. Rosenberg, of Prineville;
that before the robber* attacked the aver.
ter. weak.
demands were made public.
They
had
decided
to
move
to
an-;
popularity indicates that soon it wfU [Moody b>'
Houck, of Roseburg,
bank they broke open the jail Intend-1
After the nomination of Moody,
other
part
of
California,
packed
up
spread
throughout
the
state
and
per-|
_
tng to lock up any one opposing,
H
haps the entire northwest, where.Bnxdt* A*ad a telegram from a
them, and seized a man they picked' and shipped their household goods to,
their
new
home,
and
with
a
few
per
­
ln Chicago stating Moody's
coyotes are to be found. Already
upon the street, locking him in a
,t competition in Culbertson
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there is
’^ ’’vicee,would only be available pro­
cell Sheriff Thompson and a posse sonal effects Including their pet cat
society for the position of master Of »’ded arrangement* could be made
are on their trail. It is believed the and dog jumped Into their motor cy­
he
could
be
mad*
coyotes and hounds in the hunting , whereby
robbers fled In the direction of Cam-| cle with side car attachment jind
a member of the faculty of the Ore-
speeded for the new location by way
club that is to be formed.
t' gon "medical school at a salary suf-
of Grants Pass and Southern Oregon
R. H. Murray. Edward J(
n > ficient. with that ae secretary, to
Sydney, Australia. Jan. 27.—(A. j Oregon .Agricultural College, Cor- ’
They had ju*t left Granjs Pass Mon­
and
Peter
Parks,
all
residen
day noon when Sheriff l^ewts at that P.)—The changes which have taken! valils. Jan. 27.—<A machine which is Culbertson, are the originators of I m»jre a total salary of »10,000 a
*
city received a telegram from the place in the demands of seamen as expected to revolutionize land clear­ the new sport. They gave ft a <».rb- , year.'
Crescent City sheriff to arrest and compared to the times when "salt ing has been obtained by Professor i ate tryout on several occasions Be­ .
frf- Brooks, of Portland, declared
hold Pickett on an embezzlement horse" was the chief food In the fore­ H. D. Scudder for use on the college fore taking the public intn their con­
castle, are shown by a new set of re­ demonstration farm near Roseburg.
charge.
It will be used for experimental work fidence and on each occasion the
Sheriff-lewis 4n turn phoned Chief quests just formulated by the fed­
eleven hounds they used succeeded
ln a cost trial in land clearing.
of Police Timothy here to make the erated seaman's union, They
The
Experiments will be worked out in making at least one kill.
that their menu should Include
only drawback to the chase, accord­
ixindon. Jan 27.—(A. P >—Jour­ arrest The local chief was waiting
determine
whether
smaller
clear
­
to
ned fruits, condensed milk, Worces­
nalism is n dangerous occupation ln at the corner of Main and Riverside
ing cost results from the use of the ing to Mr. Murray, has been the ha­
Canton. China, according to the cor- at 1 :S0 p. m when the Picketts came tershire and tomato sauces, rolls and powder with the machine or by the bit of the dogs to abandon the pur­
scones, bacon and eggs. boiled eggs,
suit of a coyote to disport them­
res|>ondent there of th* Central attending along, and at once put Pick­
steak and onions, soup. Irish stew, use of the puller alone.
selves to catch any jackrabbit that
News Quoting the Canton Times hr ett under arrest. Sheriff I^wls ar-
The
new
invention
is
the
work
of
County Commissioner McCabe ia
says "ev*ry military governor has rived here later In the afternoon and roast beef, mutton, veal, assorted an Oregon man. is manufactured in might cross their path.
salads, cakes, plum pudding with
mourning
the loss of his best pink
Besides
offering
excitement
and
had at least one editor shot during took him back to Granta Pass to
"Salt Portland, and is practically the only wholesome sport the new diversion pajamas, and until they are returned
his term of office. Since th* estab­ await the arrival there of the Cali- sauce, custards, and Jellies.
one
of
its
kind
to
have
promise
of
horse" was not on the list. Enamel­
has «a practical side in that it aids his sAimbers will be disturbed and
lishment of the republic, numerous fomla sheriff, Mrs Pickett decided
led utensils and clean tablecloths commercial success, according to col­ rid thè range of coyotes which des­ restless. They were in the grip
remain
ln
this
city
with
the
cat'
to
Canton journalists have been execu­
sup-
lege
authorities
The
power
Is
troy cattle, poultry and other do­ which McCabe takes with him on his
ted by official order and several oth­ and dog. Both Mr and Mrs. Pickett three times a week are Insisted upon. plied by a gasoline engine.
journeys around the country, but
mestic stock.
ers assassinated with officials as ac­ declared they were in igtforunce of Jacksonville Bank ( ax e ■
.my cause for his arrest.
there happened to be two grips of
complices.”
A decision in the Bank of Jackson­
much the same outward appearance,
ville demurrers that have been hang­ TAX PARIS BACHELORS
They were sitting side by each in a
Tl» PAY BONI S FOR BARÍES
Paris, Jan. 27
(A. P.)—Ire­
ing fire for three months, will be
iocal hotel one morning recently
land's revolutionary president. De
handed down Saturday morning »by
when Ulysses G. McMullen, whos*
Valera. Is reported “somewhere In
Judge F. M Calkins, and will clear
home port is not announced, but who
Paris. Jan 27.—(A. P.l—^Bache­
France,”
the way for the trial of the cases at
had a proprietory Interest in one of
the February term of court begin­ lors of Paris are to be taxed to pay
the grips, made a run to catch his
The general,
ning February 28. The findings will bonuses to babies.
train. He picked up what he sup­
be returned without argument by the council of the Seine has decided that
London. Jan. 27—(A. P.)—A plan) posed to be his grip, and caught his
attorneys. The demurrers Involve the mothers giving birth to a third child
At the request of Herbert Hoover,
indictments returned against A. W. shall receive 350 francs. 400 francs for linking up Sweden with England train. He had the McCabe grip and
the motion picture Industry all over
Walker, Chester C. Kubli. S
T. for the fourth child and 450 for all by means of a train ferry to cost the McCabe pink pajamas, however,
America Is cooperating in raising a
10,000.000 pounds is being consid­ and the McMullen grip still repose*
Johnson. Elmer Quigley, Ben M. Col­ children beyond the fourth.
vnst amount of money to be used In
lins and J. E. Bartlett. They are I This system will apply to illegiti- ered by business men of the two na­ In the hotel. What McCabe wanta to
saving the lives of the many thou­ sought upon purely technical grounds mate
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know is the address of Vlysses G.
we»
legitimate children. tions.
Calgary. Alta.. Jan. 27.—(A. P.) sands of little children of Europe
The scheme aims at the establish-! that the gripe may return to their
embracing
allegations
of
not
suffi-j
—
—
—
—
—Alberta'* export* Io the United whd are now facing an awful death
ment of a daily service by at least j rightful owners, and McCabe be not
States during the year 1920 were ap-j by starvation. Every theater in the clent grounds to constitute a crime. FORMER CALGARY SHERIFF
six 13.000-ton ships of 18 knots required to wrap himself only in his
constituting
more
than
one
crtme
as
I
GIVEN
WEALTH
TO
THE
POOR
proximately 13,000.000 less than in] I'nlted Static will give a special ma­
speed, each capable ot carrying 50! dreams when he slumbers, Can you
1919. due wholly to the decrease in tinee on Saturday. January 29th. and set forth and violations of procedure j
railroad cars. As the gauges of the help a fellow in distress?
th* export of cattle, according to the! donate the entire receipts to this under Oregon statutes. In case the|
demurrers are overruled, there will
Calgary, Alta. Jan. 27.—(A. P.) — British and Swedish railroads are' Hos|>ital lteed Recorded—
annual export returns ot the pro- i worthy cause.
l>e
no
change
In
the
status
of
the
in
­
Practically
the entire proceeds of the the same, rapidity of transportation 1
vine« compiled by S C. Iteut. United! J. L. Schwenk, manager of the Ri­
The deed conveying the R. W.
would be assured.
States consul In Calgary. The de­ voli theater, has announce«! a special dictments. and If sustained would estate of the late ex-Sheriff King, of
Clarke residence property to C. H.
The
Swedish
government
is
under-'
creas* In the value of cattle shipped matinee at 10 o'clock Saturday result In those concerned being re­ Calgary,, estimated at approximately stood to be willing to guarantee a. Demaray as trustee was filed in the
across the line by Albertans during | morning for this cause. The Rivoli indicted on a corrected indictment 1300,000. has been set aside by the 10 per cent return over a given num­ office of the county clerk for record
1920, as compared with the year will run Its regular program for this at the next grand jury term.—Mall- will for the establishment of a home ber of years, if Britain will guaran-! today. The building is purchased
Tribune.
in Calgary for deserving poor.
matinee. featuring "Nomads of the
1919, was 18,979,881
tee the capital necessary for the in­ for hospital purposes, and is al-
However, largo Increase* are noted North,” which Is a thrilling story of
ready being put in shape for th*
itial outlay.
In the export of wheat, oats, rye and the Canadian northlands. The ma­
Slippery Going
The rout* suggested run* from housing of the Good Samaritan hoa-
barley, as well as meat and meat pro­ tinee prices ‘Will be 10c and 35c fori
Hull to Gothenburg and there la also pl tai which will occupy It after Feb-
ducts.
children and adults respectively
a suggestion of an extension across' ruary l«t.
Supt. Imel ha* requested all teach­
the Baltic, so as to provide direct]
ers in the city schools to place hs1
communication between Hull and J
many tickets as possible through |
Petrograd.
their classes. As this is a wonderful
opportunity for all to serve human­
ity, It Is hoped there will he a well
filled house.
HUNTING POPULAR SPORT
s v?
ALBERTA SENDS FEWER
CATTLE TO THE ü. S.
FREIGHT RATE ON COAL
Portland. Jan. 27.—(A. P.)—A
crowd cheered Jack Dempsey's box
Ing in the six-round exhibition with
Terry Keller, ‘of Ogden, Inst night |
Kelley made a game fight. Iiut the
champion outclassed him
Frank
Farmer, of Tacoma, won n ten-round
decision over Bob (DeVer*, of Chi­
Washington, Jan.
cago. Manager Kearns said he w^s The Interstate commerce commission
negotiating with the Portland boxing has ruled that rates on coal from the
.commission and the Milwaukie com- Empress mine in Oregon to Portland
Anlsslon for a Dempsey fight of ten- were unduly prejudicial to mines iq
tvunds in April, either in Portland or| competitlwiisand ordered lower rates
Wlwaukl*.
put into effect.
Toklo. Jan 27.— (A. P.)—A ma­
jority of the members of the opposi­
tion party were opposed to the pro­
posal of T. Ozaki, a member, that a
resolution be introduced in the diet
calling upon Japan to approach other
world powers relative to restriction
of armaments, says the conservative
organ, Jijl Shimpo. because they re­
gord it as impracticable.
Salem. Jan. 27.—(A. P.)—Speak­
er Bean charged in the house late
yesterday that the big timber com­
panies were reaching out to ex­
change poor timber lands for some
of the fineet timber land in the Ore­
gon and California land grand under
an act of congress permitting the
revesting of titles and the ruling of
the secretary ot the interior, and of­
fered a joint memorial to con green
protesting. The bouse adopted It
immediately. Bean said the big
timber companies were trying to
freeze out small sawmill operators.