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Stante pass Oailn Courier AMMM'IATED l'REMh HKRVICK VOL. XL, No. IIMI. GR A N TH I’AMH, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, ORHGON- WATER RIGHT TUESDAY, JUIÆ li. IMI. TO PROCEED I Eight Die and Many .Are Injured By Burning oil and G«m In IniUana Refinery. Jealousy f Given an Cause of Shooting Afte After Darne Uhlch bt Held In Myrtle Point. Chicago, July 5, (A I*. I Eight men I NAVI DHl'AHTMENT WILL TAKE WILL BRING TENT CAME TO FIND MANI APPLI 'MHI I HE OF W VIER Marshfield, July 5,—-(A P) — Bert ih -: VALERA AND GRIFFITH OON are dead and 36 Injured, 10 so *er-| CARE o| IMI.RII IN oil. FROM HTREIMH OF Clinton, 21, shot and killed Erma IF THE BIG BOUT AM FER WITH GENERAL lously that they may die, and proper-] I UH NTV INTEBEHTH Wagner. 18, a former sweetheart, at ILLEGAL SMUTS HARVÏ PROJECT COSTS $32,500 ty damage, to an estimated loss of $2.000,000, are the result* of an ex- plosion of the Standard Oil refining plant at Whiting, Ind., yesterday. Two huge steel still* burst, the oil aud gas trapping the night force. UNEMPLOïMENT IS MENACE Noeilm-Fritz Nyn<lt<ale Will IHwrt Obregon Order* I’ayment of lodati PROP IG INDA "Alli BARRAGE" M eter Front Nut lu-r Creek for nlUn* Io Employât«* Thrown Out CONI EltTM I IDEINO IMHMIEA IKS Power anti Mining Of Work By oil < 'otupnnii-* IMPEACH GOVERNOR Counoel for Tex Ricard Told to Produco D»-mpwy Before Court Today Myrtle Point after a dance there, early today. Clinton killed himself Jealousy la »'Iven a* the cause. Both member* are of prominent families. Pl EBLO FLOOD BHl.NGb GAIN I nionist* anti Sinn Frlners Hold Brief TO ONE OF ITH A lt TIMM Meeting and Reach I nderstaatd La Junta, Colo., July 5—Not all in ing as to Conferences the path of the recent flood waters of the Arkansas River were victims, Riga. July 5 The Bolshevik pap- • according to Kenneth Woods, ranch Fifteen permits for water right* or Novy Put say* that during the! Wa*bliigton, July 5.— (A P)—The, Jersey City. N. J.. July 5.—(A p> London, July 5,—(A P)—General man of this section, who declared re have been issued to Josephine county past few day* about 1.500 refugees crualer Cleveland and the gunboat -Moutebody is going to be arrested cently he was about $1,000 ahead be Smuts, the premier of the Union of resident* and cotn^mlilc* during the] who took part In the Kronstadt re- Sacramento, have been ordered to ou account of the Dempsey-Carpen-1 ! South America, who is in Ireland on cause of the flood. mouth* of April, May and June, ar j volt have returned from Finland to) Tampico, Mexico, to protect the A- tier bout. Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts, sup a peace mission today conferred with The flood waters deposited several cording to State Engineer Percy A 1 Petrograd. Some week* ago Bolshe merican interest* there in the event erintendent of the International Re De Valera, the Irish Republican len Inches of rich sqfl on his large beet Cupper The*» p.guilts cuter the use vik airplane* flew over the refugee) they are jeopardized because of the form Bureau, said declaring that a der, and with Arthur Griffith, th» of water from the stream« of Jose camp* near Terioki and they drop-i labor trouble* due to the unemploy test case would be brought to deter field and the water did net damage founder of the Sinn Fein, says th» the beets. Then the tricky Arkansas phine county fur Irrigation, fur pow ped leaflet* promising amnesty to all ment situation, the Navy department mine whether the bout was illegal washed a five-room modern bunga Dublin Dispatch. Kronstadt citizen* who wished to re-| announced today. er and fur mining He also said he would seek the low onto Wood’s farm The house Unionists and Sinn Feiners held a Chief among the projected devel- tuni home except the. ringleaders of, Impeachment of Governor Edwards is completely furnished snd Woods brief meeting in Dublin yesterday, Opmcut* are those ot the Norden- the revolt. and the other state official* who wit has been unable to find the owner. and reports indicate they reached an The Finnish government protest .Mexico City. July 5, —(A IP)—OR nessed the fight Fritz Syndicate, and of J. It Harvey. understanding as to matters to be companies which have closed down The Norden-Fritz Syndicate, of Hol ed against this breach of ' air neu-| In the States of Tamaulipas and Vera ' discussed at possible future confer trallty ” by the Soviet but about one-1 land. received u permit to appropri ences 1 Crux. “Without sufficient justiflea- Jersey City. July 5, (A. P.)—The ate water fnhii Sucker Creek and It* third of the refuge,., have petitioned > Gon" are ordered to pay lndemnifi- London papers express the hop« counsel for the International Reform to be allowed to return tributaries for ths development of that the Dublin Conference would ‘ cation to employees thrown out of Bureau this afternoon demanded of power. and fur hydraulic milling bring peace in Ireland. I work. In a decree Issued today by John Fllton. counsel for Tex Rickard, The permit Issued to J It Harvey, of I President Obregon that Jack Dempsey be produced in Grants I'u**, cover* *n application A marked cessation of work dur- court here today. It was planned to tor appropriation of water trout the i Ing the past week, especially among prefer a charge of assault and battery Few Left in Town— Houth Fork of Gallce Creek for hy the American concerns, is reported upon Carpentier if Dempsey should Few people were left in town Drastic action is promised by Traf draulic mining i front the Tampico Districts over the week-end and Monday, the appear fic Officer McMahon if people do not I ♦ The permit* issued are a* follow* take his warnings seriously, and co greater number having gone to Ash To J. C. Hunter, of Grant* Pas*, MEMBERS VOTE AGAINST I operate with him in law enforcement. land and Crescent City. Prospect covertug the construction of the WEEK SEN ATE ADJOURNMENT 1-&*1 Saturday afternoon and evening and other points on the way to Cra * Hunter Reservoir for the storage of Chicago. July 5.— (A P»—-Judge Mr. McMahon secured the numbers ter !-ake were popular with people water from Hunter Creek, for Irri Friend overruled a motion to quash Washington. July 5.— (A Pt—The] of 54 automobiles violating the traf who wished to avoid the heat ot th« gation of a ten acre tract, at an es the Indictment against the eighteen i senate today rejected by a vote of ] fic laws In some particular. The driv ,] towns. Ashland was crowded as waa timated cost of I'.'OO 06. former baseball players connected 27 to 24 a concurrent resolution of-! er of each of the machines was Crescent City, both celebrations har To the Boswell Mining Company of with the 1919 World Serie* baseball fered by Senator Ix>dge. republican.) warned to comply with the law be ing been exceptionally good. Th« Granta Pas*, covering the appropria scandal, and ordered the trial to con-) proposing a four week adjournment fore his next visit here, which will I Ashland celebration drew perhap« tion of water from Johnson Gulch, tlnue. of the Senate from\luly 9 • to August' be this week some time. Mr. Mc the largest number from here, over Report* that a half interest In the tor mining purposes sth. * Mahon states that the state does not 70 making the trip on the special To A ,E Grant, of Kerby, cover covering the appropriation of water Osgood mining property has been yesterday morning. It is said that sold to English interest* are without ' ! wish to arrest people unless they the highway was so thickly lined ing the appropriation of water from from South Fork of Galice Creek and Party Hike»« Down Trail— : foundation, according to IV. B Lyon. I clearly refuse to cooperate. One Horse Slough and Horne Spring*. for tributaries, for mining purposes with cars returning to Medford and Miss Florence Buell left yesterday irrigation of one acre, at a coat of This development contemplates the | manager of the General Metals Co., with a party of Glendale people on warning, he says, will be sufficient, . Grants Pass after the celebration, owner of the mine. The report had I and after that arrests will be made. $50o.oo construction of approximately ten a hlks down Rogue River, They ex-1 The great majority of the cases that it was impossible to go over 15 To J E Mannfleld, of Williams, miles of canal, and the estimated been current for about a week that a tect to be gone about a week, going ¡large *itm had been paid for the in are defective tail lights. One car out miles an hour. covering the appropriation of water cost of construction Is »32.500 00. ifoot both down and back over the of every 10 is all right In this res terest In the property but nothing de- j from William* Creek, for irrlgiWIon ro Frank Hibbard, of Merlin, cov ] flnite could be learned until a letter government trail. They went as far pect, he said, others not knowing' Medford Ha» New Paper— of a two acre tract as they could by auto. the appropriation of water from ' was received from Mr Lyon The that the tail light is for their pro-1 I ‘The Clarion”, a new weekly paper, To Norden-Fritz Syndicate, cover erlng I anther Gulch, for pincer mining General Metals company acquired the tection as well as the other person. made its appearance in Medford on ing the appropriation of water from purpose*, at a cost ot $1000.00. property about two years ago, having |Other infractions are using licenses' July 1. with 12 pages. The paper Sucker Creek, for the development To Edgar Fall, of Merlin, covering taken* over 700 acres from Mr Os- from other states and disregarding) will be turned into a dally within a of fifty horsepower, at an estimated the appropriation of water from good and 280 acres of the adjoining the rules of the road Dimmers must week, according to the management. cost ot $10,000.00 j be used, or when not. headlights William E. Phipps is editor of the To Henry G A Steger, of Merlin, spring* and Cochran Gulch for Irrl- property known as the "Old Dredger gallon of one acre. Mine”. must be turned off and a epotlight new newspaper. covering the appropriation of water Mr. Lyon says that these interests ; ) may be turned on the right hand side To F M Mason, of Woft Creek. I from Jump-Off Joe Creek, tor Irriga ] of the road so that the glare does covering the appropriation of water are now owned by the General Metals) tion of a five-acre tract. PORTLAND MARKETS company and that no part of the pro not strike the driver of the approach from Wolf Creek for a supplemental To R. G. Sowell, ot Holland, cov Spokane, July 5, — (A P) — Despon perty nor any stock of the corpora ing car. ering the appropriation of water from supply for the Irrigation of six acres, Choice steers __ $6.25 <7.00 Democrat Gulch for irrigation ot a at an estimated cost of construction) tion is for sale. According to Mr. dent over failing health, Mrs. Irene Hog*, prime light ...... $9.00 >9 25 Weber, shot and killed her two year Lyon about 10.000 tons of concen- of $200.00. MEXICAN GOVERNMENT MAKES one acre tract, at a costof $200.00. East mountain lambs $6.00 $6 50 trates have been accumulated which old daughter today, while the girl| REDUCTION IN MILITARI’ To William Trevor, of Portland, To Fannie A. Morrison, of Wllder- Prime lambs ............... $6.00 $«.5O ville. covering the apropriation of covering the appropriation of water are being put through the mill. The was sleeping. She called her hus- Mkgs. buying price.. .......25 gold and other metals obtained will band, and went to the police station, water from Slate Creek for Irriga from Grlxzly Creek for placer mining Mexico City, July 5—The Mexican Eggs, case counts ........ _.24 be sent to their Seattle jdant for re-'She said she Intended to kill heself tion of a five acre tract, at a coat of purpose*, at a cost of SlOoO.00. army has been reduced to «1.000 of Eggs, candled .................. 26 fining. also, but she "just couldn ’ t do it. ” $400 00. To J. H. Robinson, ot Grants Pass. I ficers and men, including ail branch Eggs, fancy selects ............ To Edward Friday, of Central Point covering the appropriation of water) es of service, according to a War Of Butter, extra cubes ........... . covering the appropriation of water from Applegate River for irrigation) fice statement. The reduction will be from Rich Gulch for Irrigation ot a of twenty-two acres of land In Jose-j SCENE IN JERSEY CITY ARENA WHEN continued until the minimum of 50,- Portland. July 5,— (A P)— Cattle four acre tract. phlno (County, at a construction cost KNOCK-OUT BLOW WAS DELIVERED 000 set by General Obregon is ob steady, hogs .25 higher, sheep steady To J. R. Harvey, of Grants Pa**, of aproxlmately $500.00. tained. eggs 2c higher, butter firm. I M m , Moines, la.. July 5.— (A P)) J '’But what Is more and or greater The Aiperlcan l^eglon intends to »'■“ I to gc„ (hat a|| American history and government] the people am given a greater oppor taught more fully In the schools, tunlty to learn of that government Henry J. Ryan of New York, chair and Its history so that when the citi man of the Amerlcanlatlon Commis zens of tomorrow stand forth.faithful sion of The American (Legion, told to America's cause, ready to serve the National Educational Association her and to sacrifice for her. they will here on the Fourth of July. bo able to say: 'We learned at school "! wish It were possible for me to to love our country.’ ” acquaint every teacher of America with the fact thnt the American I«og- NAVI VENNELH ADDED TO Ion has no more sincere desire than FORCE AT PEARL HARBOR that of dedicating Itself to the wel- fare of the teacher, student and llonolula, T. H., July 5.—Four school," Mr. Ryan said in hl* ad- mine sweepers and two destroyers dress last night. arrived here recently to join the al "The school is the foundation of ready large fleet of these craft at the nation. If the American school Pearl Harbor, near here. falls, America will fail. iuf>i,|thl. llKlrrwoud «nJ Uad«rw«M The six war craft arrived off port "We have Inherited the greatest as the new Japanese liner, Talyo Ma (NOTE—Th» above photograph was taken in the arena at Boyle's blessings any government has ever rti, formerly the Germann passenger thirty acres just after the champion sent home the blow that dropped Car bestowed upon Its people. The Amer carrier Cap Hnlstorre, was entering ican Ijegion proposes to preserve and Honolula on her maiden voyage from pentier. It wa* sent by telegraph to thia coast by the Irishman Tele safeguard that government. the Far East |under the Japanese flag. graphic Picture Service.) New York. July 5.—(A P)—The Manufacturers Aircraft Association on completing an aviation survey of the United States, announced today that in the last six months, the 1200 commercail planes in operation in this country had flown approximate- ly 3,250.000 miles. "The record.” says the survey. "shows that civilian flying, although embarrassed by the lack of an Amer-, ican air policy, has established itself as a remarkably safe and dependable means of transportation. In three and a quarter million miles of travel by air. only 15 persotis were killed and«43 injured in a totad of 27 ser ious accidents. Most of these acci-) dents occurred among that class of civilian aviators known as gypsy flyers. ''Of the 1200 commercial aircraft probably o»e thousand are under the indirect supervision of responsi ble plane manufacturer» or transpor- tation companies—and this is abso lutely the only regulation over flying, as local ordinances or state laws can not be enforced. Lacking a federal organization controlling civilian avi ation. these 200 or more gypsy flyer» have been permitted to fly at will and many have met disaster. "Eight of the fatalities and 32 of the injuries in the last six month» have been traced to the lack of ter minals, routs and storm warnings, or to reckless stunting—errors which would have been corrected or pre vented had there been a national air policy. In all the United State» there are only 214 adequate munici pal or civiltan air ports, yet termin als are as necessary to aerial trans port as they are to shipping or the rallw»’- Deducting these prevent able .«es. it is found that there was only one death for each 464,285 mile* flown and only one Injury for each 295,454 miles flown.”
