Grants Pass daily courier., April 22, 1921, Image 1

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John Arc Opened for 75 Mlles of I «1er P<Hi<e Arrest Brother of the
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Meanwhile Council Tries to Reach
Fugitive by Wire to Russian
City of Moscow
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Chicago, Apr 22.—(A. P.)—Fed­
Portland, Apr. 22.— (A. P.)—The
Chicago. Apr. 22.—J. J. Reingold.
Washington, Apr 12
(A P.) —
William Willoughby, twelve-year-old
eral official* today ordered an inves­
The United States "stntngly «leslres" sculptor of Washington, had an Inter­ highway commission today opened proprietor of a Jewelery store on the
tigation of radical
headquarters
thal thrre he a resumptlon of, nego- esting display of models at the "hob­ bids for 75 miles of roads work In­ 15th flor of a downtown guildlng,
today reported to the police that
Her«- I- Ml- Sadie O'Connell, one of throughout the country in the belief
Gattona tx»tween Germany and the by show" In the Y. M. C. A., a yearly volving 11,250,000.
two bandits robbed him and LeRoy 545 Irish Immigrants, the tirst to ar­ that Big Bill” Haywood, who was
alili« mgardlng r»|strations. Neers- event when boys of all ages bring
Portland. Apr. 22.—(A. P.) — 8ev- Present, of Rochester. N. Y., a sales­ rive in the United States since 19M. reported yesterday to have fled to
tary Hughes saVl in a note sent yes- their particular hobbles to display.
, «n blds were received for widenlng man. of jewel» valued at 8235,000. They landed in Bostou from the S. S. Russia, was being concealed in this
tarda y to Berli n refusing the Ger-
J 3.7« mlloa of the Pacific high »ay Shortly after the report the police i Vedic.
country in connection with alleged
man request that Presiilent Harding
¡«tween Granta Pass and the Ja<-k- arrested I«eo Reingold. brother of the I ---------------------------------- ----------------- plans for a May Day demonstration.
mediate in thè controveray and flx
Meanwhile Haywood's counsel is try­
son county line. The bidders were proprietor but refused to discuss his
thè amount Gwrmany must pay. He
ing to reach turn personally in Rus­
John Hampshire. 8. S. Schell, and connection with the case.
offnrwt. howover, to bring to thè at-
sia by cable Haywood must surren­
Mhaska and Smith, all of Grants
tantlon of thè alile» any l>ro|»vaa!N
Chicago. Apr. 22.—(A. P.)—An
der himself Monday or 115,000
Pass; W. iB.,Tull. of'Portland; Joplin
Germany mlght present a» a pro|»er
it Eldon.-of Merlin; Grieve and Sey­ earlier report stated that two bandits
bonds will be forfeited.
Fa< ed by
basi» for thè dlscusslon
mour. of Medford, and Addison D. held up the owner and a salesman of
almo»t corista occuparion of more
the J J Reingold jewelery concern
Helms, of Jacksonville.
territory iby thè French May lat. Ger-
JOE GORMAN WINS
on
the 15th floor of a downtown of­
Nut
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«wtaia
Whether
ITI-oinw
Drove
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many wlll loae no rime tn acceptlng
TEN BOUND OMISION
fice building after forcing them in­
Genth Wagon of Wall Street Ex-
America'» offer. think representa-
Archie
M<£*oy
Found
Nick
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IL«ra
to the office, escaping with 8200.000
plosion l«n»t N c |^« mu I mw
'I Portland, Apr. 22.—(A. P.)—Joe
live» of neutra! and ailled govern-
Move to Grant* l’i
No» Far From Ncene of Attempt­
in cash and jewels.
manta bere He|>ort» from l'aria and
Gorman was awarded a 10-round de­
ed Robl>ery
Mrs R. C. Powers. of Muskegee.
Ixvndon fatimi tu indicate that any
cision ever Young Sam Langford at
modlflcation of thè demanda wlll be
S ranton. Penn , Apr. 22. — (A P.) Okla., and Mrs R B. Powers, of Seniors 1*1« nic—
Milwaukie last night.
arrived
in
Thirty-five
members
of
the
senior
oonaldored
The three New Yorkers who came i«kehurst. N. J., who
Portland. Apr 22.— (A. P.)—Offi­
hare at the behest of the department Grants Pass last night are to make class of the high school left in cars
of justice, failed today to Identify their home here. JI C. Powers and at 8 o'clock this morning for Table cers today announced that they have
Tito IJgi. under a rest here as the H. B. Powers are motoring to Grants Rock, where they will hold their had under arrest since Wednesday
driver of the "death wagon" that Pass from Kansas City. The house­ senior picnic, in the evening they Archie McCoy, suspected to be a
figured In the Wall street explosion hold furniture has already been ship­ will drive to Medford and Ashland, member of the gang which blew the
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last September. When Ugl's picture ped and the party will live in the and will attend a theater perform­ vault door of the
ance In one of the cities.
I bank. He was found
fo
sick in a barn
was »boau In New York they had Tokay Heights section.
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not
far
from
the
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scene
of the rob­
expre»««<ed the liellef that he was the
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bery. A warrant was issued against
driver whom they said they had
London. Apr. 22.—(A. P.)—By
| him charging robbery.
Astoria. Apr 22. (A. P.) One seen.
invitation of the premier, British
hundred and fifty longshoremen
mine owners and strike leaders met
Grand H. I*, on < »trivial BsslMM—
struck here today as a result of a I POLAND l,GS Cl,VIM TO
I with him this afternoon. The con­
Grand
High
Priest
Settlemier,
of
OLDEST LIVING NI’INNTER
disagreement over a rule effective Co­
the Royal Arch Masons of Oregon, ference adjourned about 6 o’clock,
da» that board, lodging and tran»|x,r-
will be present at a special meeting but it was stated that sufficient pro­
Warsaw. Apr. 22—(A P.) Po-
tatlon »hall not be paid when men
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VOOBH1E3
of
Reames Chapter tonight, There I gress had been made to justify a
are sent to outside points. Employ­ land claims the oldest spinster in
will be a banquet In honor of Mr. I further meeting, probably on 'Mon­
ers announced thnt they would oper­ Central Europe Rhe is Miss Anna
Settlemier
at 6:30 given by the local day.
Dobek, living In Chocholow, who re-
ate with non-union- help.
After
breakfast
the
crowd
entrain
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ed in memory of their soldier dead. *orde,».
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cently celebrated her 123d birthday
PORTLAND MARKETS
Miss Dobek hi till quite active, phy-l ed and another stop was soon made, In the corridor on the ground floor
Fire Truck Tries Again—
this time at Chipley, the prospective of the courthouse was an indication
W. H. MoNair and F. H. Simpson
slcally
and
mentally.
She
also
has
The auto pump of the Grants Pass
oil city, the natural home of the pe­ of the occupation of the politcians, of Ashland are spending the day in
fire department made another trip to a sense of humor and attributes her' can. good drinking watar and great for I counted 16 big black cuspidores, Grants Pass on business. Mrs. Mc­
Portland. Apr. 22.—(A. PA—Cat­
longevity
to
the
tact
that
she
has
the auto camp ground today to drain
tle.
steady; hogs. 25c lower, prime
never been bothered by having a man agricultural possibilities; a small each one in active service. It was Nair and Mrs. Simpson are also in light. 110 to »10.75; sheep steady;
the well there, und this time
nearby
that
the
battle
of
Marietta
town
but
big
hearted
people
who
be
­
the
party.
about the house
crew was successful In printing
eggs, unsettled; butter, steady.
lieve that Chipley is the best place was fought, and in the old church­
pipe line. The well was puntpe<l
to live. They distributed pecans and yard were the graves of those who
in five minutes
small bottles of cane syrup. Their had fallen in the fray. Beit, g rusty
CHITA GOVERNMENT TO
literature states that one cane crop on history and desirous of securing
OPEN FOREIGN TRAGE
I outily 1 «>iiin>i«io>i<w>» Meet—
on 27 acres produced in 1919 syrup local history. I appealed for infor­
The county commlMioners ara
to the value of 810.000. In the 20- mation, three people were asked,
Tokio, Apr 22.—(A. P.l—A dis­
meeting thia afternoon with Judge
mlnute train stop the editors were. One decided that the battle was
patch from Vladivostok to the Asahi
Pollock and a committee from the
given a ride to the oil drill. There fought during the Indian wars, an­
says that M. Kojemicoff. vice-foreign
Chamber of Commerce to consider
were not sufficient automobiles to other that ft was a Civil war fight
minister of the Chita government, ar­
the placing of the question of a new
take the entire party and the Granta and still another that 1812 had
rived in Vladivostok from Chita
Portland.
Apr.
22
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(A.
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Johtf
Washington. Apr. 28.—(A. P.) —
bond issue for county roads upon the
Paas delegation was favored by being something to do with the history.
armed
with instructions from his
L.
Etheridge
was
granted
a
pardon
|The immigration restriction hill
ballot for the next election.
piloted through the business street
Near the city is located the Flor­ in New Jersey last week for offenses government to enter into formal ne-
missed the house, which, however, re­ by a most winsome little southern
ida Industrial school for boys, a in that state In 1905 and 1907 for gotiations with repesentatives ot
The Glendale News reports that II. jected the amendment under which
L. Wilson and family of Grants Pass, [ l«>llctlca.l refugees from foreign girl, a teacher born in Chipley but penal school where the penal system which he served prison terms, his foreign governments regarding the
opening of trade.
were In Glendale over the last of countries would be permitted to en­ educated in Massachusetts. It was is forgotten and school work, manual attorney announced today.
from this young lady that we learned training and military drill, are mak­
the week.
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the old southern idea of a "Yank.” ing useful citizens of the boys who
In conversation she spoke of the have stepped over the line at home.
yankees, and I Immediately asked There are several hundred boys,
■'Wbat is a Yankee?" “You know,” about 50 per cent of them colored,
was the reply "Yes, but what d^you who have their own quarters. There
think of them?" "I like them," was are 30 buildings and six more under
the reply. "No. no, when you were construction. Everybody is on his
a little girl what was your Idea of a honor. He goes to school one day
Yankee?" "Well," she replied." "1 and works the next. The instruction
Ixvndon. Apr. 2 2.— (A. P.)—Inside cars so that the attack can be de-
will tell you. I was 12 or 14 years includes academic courses and all the stories of the ambushes laid by the livered with greater execution.
i'nlverslty of Oregon. Eugene. Apr. violin. 2 In book and poster, English old before I knew that ‘Damyank* trades. Here many of the boys re­ Irish republican army to trap and
A typical mbush is described in a
22.-—(A. IP.) Of the 14 students at­ outlines and physical education Miss was other than one word!"
This ceive their first taste of real home kill squads of British constables in report of the commander of the East
Thirty-five
Ireland are disclosed in the reports County Clare brigade.
tending the university from Granta Ruth dealer received 2 in first year story was told at Lakeland a few days life
Spanish and 3 in trigonometry, prac- later and here I was told the story of
commanders
Marianna.
Florida,
is
the
county
from
Irish
brigade
Inen.
five
acting
as
scouts,
attacked
Paas, Miss Dora Birchard made the
tlcal ethics and personal hygiene, a boy who until quite a lad, believed seat of Jackson county, and is sit­ which have just been given out at a police lorry containing a district
highest average for last term. Mias Miss dealer Is a major In mathvma-
uated on LoulsevUle and Nashville the headquarters of the volunteers in Inspector and nine constables at
all republicans were black.
Birchard's average of 1.81 places her tics.
At Chipley the party learned that railroad and Marianna & Bloustown Dublin. Most of these attacks have Glenwood Belvoir, killing all but
among the 73 students at the uni­
Miss Nell Willianis. of Dryden, n the editorial s|*ecial was on a sched­ railway. Its population is 4,000, been reported by the British, but the four who escaped Twenty of the at­
versity standing highest in scholar- freshman majoring In physical edu­ ule for about 50 of those who went i senior high and grade schools, and Irish accounts are now given for the tackers, it Is stated, were armed with
ship. These students received a 2 or cation. made 2 in physical education, on the automobile rhle got left and churches of all denominations, Ele­ first time.
rifles and ten with double-barrelled
better In all of their studies, thia English outlines and economic his­ had to take the regular train and vation. 140 feet above sea level, and
They give the details of des;>erate shotguns.
grade being held exceptionally high, tory; 3 tn general zoology and prac­ catch the special at Marianna.
a climate all the year around that is ¡fights in which, sometimes, the little
"As in a previous ambush.” the
in view of the raising of standards tical ethics. Miss Lynetta Quinlan
Summers , British commands have been deci- commander reports, ‘‘the main body
Marianna is a county sent town comfortable and genial.
during the past year. Numbers are received 2 In physical education and with the principal street torn up by are pleasant and winters are mild. i mated and at other times the Irish was dtvided Into three parties." They
given for grades. 0 corresponding to folk dancing. 3 In English composi­ paving operations, indicating city The hunting and fishing around Mar­ i have been driven off with severe waited, it appears, until 4 o'clock In
100 and 16 a failure. Other Grants tion Misa Vernetta Quinlan received pride and progress. In the court­ ianna offers inducement to the relax­ j losses, for the Irish Volunteers oc­ the afternoon before the lorry came
Pass students also made grades wor­ 2 In physical education and folk house yard beautiful southern ladies ation of mind and body. Vegetables casionally run into a counter trap in sight. "When the car came into
thy of mention.
dancing. 3 in first year French and who dropped their "r's” presided can be grown in the open every and find themselves exposed to the the center position." the report con­
Wllford Allen, a major in journa­ English composition.
tinues. “it was raked with the fire
over long tables loaded down with month In the year. The famous withering blast of a machine gun.
lism made very nearly a 2 average,
Don Kearns, a freshman in zoolo­ fried chicken, candled yams rfnd all Georgia peaches ripen three weeks
These reports show the methods of the 24 guns, most of the police
making 2 In 13 hours and 3 In two gy. received 3 In general chemistry the rest of the good things of the before the earliest Georgia season. employed to carry on the guerilla, were shot off and the car came to a
hours ills average was 2.13 Miss and English composition. Miss Dora south, while two bands alternately The business life In Marianna is am- fighting, the hurried calls to assent-1 dead stop. Some of the poHce when
Lucile Garber, a sophomore ma Jorl n r Herman was forced to withdraw from furnished jazz. Marianna’s « court- pie with its warehouses, elevators, ble the Irish attackers, efforts to sur­ they got on the road made an attempt
in fine arts, received 1 in art epochs school shortly before examinations, house is a stately structure, not hanks, manufacturing industries, re­ prise the British constables in some to put up a fight but the second vol­
and life class, 2 in oil painting, see- on (account of 111 health. She has large but large enough, in front, of tail and wholesale stores to care for Isolated spot and tell of the use of ley. which included all the rifles,
<>H(I year designing, modeling and returned this term, however.'
mines to block the passage of motor wiped them out.”
It. the confederate monument erect- all wants.
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