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VOL. XI., No. 'Joo.
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GRANTH I'A m H, J OH KI* HINE OOUWTY. OREGON-
HATURDAY, JI LY 1«, 1W21
HIlDIxaru Man l*l<ko<l For < oiiiiuand-
er <X Or»uc<»u M|»ani»h Ameritan
War Veteran»
J. T. Ruweil C ertain That Body Of
Murdered Man Is That (X His
Brother, Dennis
Astoria, July 16.—(A P) I>. I
Al'THOHITIHH GATHER DHTAIIJ4
W. Hyde, of Hillsboro, Is slated for!
' «i i liiii.M i MLUNM
commander of tho Oregon Spanish,
itOHEIIl lut MAN
*
Life Imprisonment Sentence in Ohio Reformatory Cannot
Roseburg, July 16.—(A P)—That
be Reversed by Pardon According to Ohio Law for
the headless body at the morgue,
found in the automobile wreck west
i of the city, is without doubt that of
First Degree Verdicts, Woman in Stupor
ALL FEDERAL CHARGE» AGAINST
ROSENBLUTH AND POTHIER
TO BE DROPPED
American war veterans al their an-
.nual encampment here. W. C. Wa-¡
' William Dennis Russell, Is the state-
I dell, of Roseburg. Is unopposed fori
| rnent made by J. T. Russell, a broth­
¡Junior Vice Commander The con-; Cleveland, July 16. (A P>- Mrs. i»ed to death by assassins alleged er who has twice viewed the body in
test for Senior Vice Commander trill] Eva Catherine Kaber today was hired by his wife. For two years an effort to make a positive Identifi-
lie between H 8. Hawker, of Albany,,
found guilty of murder In tbe first Moses Kaber. the aged father of the,cation. Identification is chiefly based
and Elmer R Lundborg. of Port­
murdered man, doggedly kept work-ion small portions of hair on the
IfewUlllam 1.1.(minatimi of H< m I> Of
degree, but with a recommendation Ing on the mystery, with tbe aid of I corpse, and a small piece of scalp ITwvutor Seiden Not Convinced
land.
R uom MI Made, M»» •'mente of
for mercy, by the jury which tried private detectives.
Trial Should Be Heid. But
i found near the wreck.
A resolution censuring tbe nation-]
Mu «vierer DUt l<*«M
her
on
the
charge
of
plottting
the
Will Examine Pa|»en
Finally the brother of Mrs. Kaber
"I am positive that the hair is
al administration for Ila attitude
killing of her husband, Daniel Kaber. was brought In as a ruse, and her that of my brother, Dennis,” Mr.
concerning the soldier bonuu IH11 was
adopted, urging tbe Oregon delega­ She was sentenced to life Impritun- mother, Mrs Mary Brickel, who was Russell stated yesterday. “J would
Roseburr. July
Ik
(A I") - tion to work for Its Immediate pa«- ment in the Ohio reformatory for suspected of knowing much about the know that hair any place
Washington, July 16.— (A P)—v
Dennis
While a coast wide search Is being {sage. It was asked that a loan fee- women at Marysville.
murder, was led to believe her son ¡ always wore his hair long and the All federal proceedings against Cap­
Conducted for D II. M. Brumfield. i ture of the bonus bill be made to ap-' Under the law, there Is no hope for was to be charged with the crime, color was rather peculiar. It was tain Robert Rosenbluth, of New
Roseburg dentist, be lieu til whose i ply to the Spanish Wsr veterans
pardon under tbe verdict. Mrs Ka­ Tbe ruse worked. Mrp. Brickel, to slightly grayer near the ends, where York, and Sergeant Roland Potbier,
wrecked automobile a headless body
ber was in a stupor all night, after save her son. Is alleged to have con-1 it was short, and I am sure that it of Providence, R. I., in connection
identified as that of Dennis Russel,
having been carried from the court fessed and implicated her daughter,* is bis body.**
’ with the shooting of Major Alexan-
a laborer. »«• found west of here on
room.
Mrs. Kaber. Miss Marian McArdle,
William Russell was about 4 4 ' der Cronkhlte, at Camp Lewis tn Oc­
< nliforniait» at Oxford——
I
Thursday morning, the officers are
The Jury began balloting just two Mrs. Kaber’s daughter, herself and years of age. He was born in Doug- tober, 1918, are to be dismissed, at­
gathering up the details of the cir­ Many tourists from CNHIfornia were! years from the time Kaber was stab- others.
i las County, and has spent practically torney general Daugherty announced
registered
at
the
Oxford
last
night.
'
cumstantial evidence on which they
---- | all of his life in the locality. He : today after personal investigation.
base their charge that Brumfield Among them were Mr and Mrs. Geo
Tminmnini TH inlkl------- spent considerable time working on He said that all evidence gathered
Hc^hrlht of Redding, Dr. and Mrs. Mc-
murdered lluaell
lu JOIN
¡the hUhw„
dw„^the employ by the department shall be sent to
t'rackori and Mrs J. 8. Hawley of
Portland, Flngeriirinl
of
Harry
Hildeburn,
road contractor, the prosecuting attorney of Pierce
A Portland finger-print exi>ert Is Berkeley, E l>. Butler, of the San,
Mr. Hildeburn county, Washington, for such actio*
here making a Bertllllon examination Diego hotel at San Diego. Mr. and
and
says that he deems proper.
of the body which the two brothers Mrs. H. G Makeltn of San Francisco,
that of Den nil
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Neckell
«fl
of Russel Identified
Tacoma. July 16.— (A P)—Prose­
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I Russel!
Others stopping there'
The Intense Investigation which Hollywood
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The deceased was a day laborer cutor Selden said all papers he has
Chemical
analyses
of
Josephine
were
Mr
and
Mrs.
G
D
Gillette
and
Portland, Ore., July 16.—Timber . . .
,, ,
han been carried on since the finding
— v
u _ and had very little money or pos- in the case have not convinced him
of the wrecked and burning automo­ Mr and Mrs C. 8. Gillette of Golden-: county loading soil types have been men and orestry experts have been; sessions at his command. During that Rosenbluth and Pothier should
bile near the New bard slaughter dale. Wash . I. U and A. M. Keenan completed by the department of soils invited to attend a bearing here July! his life he had a great deal of ex- be tried. He said, however, he would
house Wednesday night, has been of Mlsslula. Mont , and W. D Holme« at the state college experiment sta­ 29 to August 2, which is expected to ¡■erience in handling powder, and was examine all the papers the govera-
tion, said C. J. McIntosh, agricultural bring out facts regarding the forestry
■lowly drawing the uel of circum­ of Pendleton-
expert powderman. He had .han- ment will turn over.
writer for the station, who is visiting problem. The committee on forestry ■ an
stantial evidence about Dr. R. M.
died powder under pracitcally all i
In
Granta
Paae
today.
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
the
Brumfield, prominent dentist, lodge-
conditions, and this led to his being | |
The reports of those analyses will United States will conduct the hear-! employed by Dr. Brumfield to blow ' Highway Nears (ompietiow—
mun and music lover. In spite of the Farmer» Arc Busy—
The Pacific highway from Ashland
Farmers In tho vicinity of Grave enable each farmer to select the crop Ings in pursuance of recent action by out the stumps on his farm.
•vidence obtained, however, ho trace
i to the Siskiyou mountains Is in very
of the mlaelng dentist who Is sup­ Creek were busy today putting out beat adapted to his conditions, and the United Slates chamber looking to
I good condition, according to road
posed to have murdered Denn I • Rua- poison over 1800 acres of land, adopt a cropping and rotation sys. a recommendation of a national for­ FOUR BANDITS HOLD UP
engineers, with the exception of two
policy. The
committee, accord-:
*■»<■».' pwncy.
mo wununiee,
■™ra-i
uell, hermit and laborer, to provide Yesterday 17 men covered 2792 tern that will not only tend to make estry
E14-XTRIC UAH FOR «40.000
short stretches of road approach­
his family with money to pay off the scree near Wolf Creek The Frutt-jhU 'arming operations more profit , inK to announcement here, will seek
tgHlebtsdner which teas brew hMsho'Mew d.aWWi witf be-tW’wMVif tV sole but more permanent as villi, it! to develop every viewpoint before» Pittsburg, July 16.— (A P)—■Four ing tbe Southern Pacific company
bridge.
Work on the grades ap-
over htm. and to meet the future, has next drive, the show being held there was said By knowing the plant food proceeding to formulate a policy.
masked men held up an electric car proaching the overhead has bee*
tonight
been found.
elements of his various soils he can,
here today and escaped wtth *40,000 started, making it necessary for traf­
select crop varieties (bat will be
Bearing mute evidence to the
: carried by a coal company's paymas- fic to go by way of the old highway.
movements of tho murderer, numer­
most likely to thrive and mature as, Funeral to be Held Monday—
! ter.
ous l>l ikk I stains have been found,
wanted.
The funeral services for John J
Car Being Sought—
aubstantiatlng the statements made
Advantage of the reports can also I Swanson will be held next Monday at-1
No trace has yet been found of the
by persons along the highway who
! be taken by commercial clubs, tar-| ternoon at 2 o'clock in Hall's chapel.
car stolen in Ashland Thursday from
believed they saw tho doctor on the
men' organisations and other civic J. W. Hanson, a nephew of the de-'
W. J. Lovett of Hornbrook. Mr. Lov­
night of the murder
j bodies interested in promoting the) ceased, will arrive tomorrow from)
ett had a large amount of personal
Murder Reconstruction Complete
development and extending of thalr Little Falls. Minn. Interment will
, belongings in the car and these were
Tho reconstruction of tho acts and
county. By using the Information be te the Granite Hill cemetery.
taken as well as the car. It is re­
movements of the murder last Wed-
obtained It is possible to place before
Prospects for the heaviest tonnage1 prospective home-builders facts that
quested that people keep an eye out
needay night Is now virtually cotn-
, of fruit over shipped out of the] are both reliable and convincing, as 1 am als Play Sunday —
for the car which is easily distin­
Plate
Evansville, Indiana. July 16.—(A guished due to the fact that it was a
Wednesday night, two «hots w ore i Rogue River valley are bright ac­ coming from competent, unbiased
For those who will postpone that p)—Brumfield, the Roseburg Ford with a Maxwell radiator, sarry-
hoard on tho highway near the cabin cording to a census just completed] authority. More satisfactory as well
fishing
trip, sleep late in the morn- dentist, was formerly superintendent ■ ing a government license. Mr. Lov-
occupied by Dennis ¡Russell at nine I by tho Southern l*aclfic Railroad com­ as more rapid development may thus
Ing and see what Medford looks Hkeiof schools at Owensville, Indiana, an . ett is staying in the city during the
effected
o’clock. A few minute« later nt) sn- pany working In cooi>eration with tho
on Sunday, there is a rare treat ini iniana Institute Graduate, and 1909 search for the automobile.
lotnolHle roared down tho highway, field staff of the Oregon growers . The station is now in a position to
store, says the Medford Mail-Tribune, graduate from the University of Il-
speeding to the full limit of its power. , While tho pears are lighter than in give assistance to farmers in prepar­
On Sunday afternoon at 2:30 on the llnois Dental College.
I
1920,
Indications
are
that
this
year's
It was followed by a lighter car mov­
ing these lands for irrigation. It Holly street grounds, there is sched­ IA telegram from Mrs Brumfield! Oregonian Reporter Visits—
ing at a more moderate pace On the apple shipments will exceed the heav­ often happens, it was pointed out,
Miss Dorothy Duniway, special re­
uled what will probably be the best'to her father Dr. G. B. Beresford, of
apot from which the heavier car iest crop ever harvested here by some that a little water brought on to late
porter
for the Oregonian spent the
and most closely contested exhibition Owensville. Thursday, said Brum-
started, a large pool of blood, and a 200 cars or In excess of 30 per cent. crops either from irrigation ditches
of the national sport ever seen in field has been killed in an automo— day visiting in the city with Mina
hat marked with the initials, **W. D.
The Southern Pacific company an­ or a small pumping station, will Southern Oregon. The local boys are bile accident. He and his wife and Jeanette Moss, both having attended
K." were found.
ticipates the valley will ship In ex­ greatly increase both yield and quali-
anxious to redeem the 3 to 2 defeat three children left Indiana twelve the University of Oregon at the same
Yesterday, on the Boomer hill cess of 1000 cars of apples from Gold ty.
time. Miss Duniway was editor of
that Grants Pass handed them three | years ago.
road, just off the main highway, nn- Hill to Talentt. Josephine county
the Emerald, the college publication,
Other phase« of extension and sta- weeks ago and are working hard
other pool of blood was found. show- will add more than 100 cars to this tlon work are being looked over by
for part of a year while she was
every evening to get in shape for the
Ing conclusively where the big car total. The Bartlett tonnage Is ex- the station writer, who is also visit-
there. She left this afternoon for
MEXICAN RAILWAY UNIONS
hid while the lighter machine passed. pected to be nearly 400 cars. consld-)lng country newspaper offices In the gam*
San Francisco.
/
I CLAIM MARINES « ERE LANDED
Murder Unfolded
arable less than in 1920. Iaite pear interests of voider use of country
Tho story which the officers be- shipments will bring the total pears news.
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A'uisrcfe Are Brought In—
4
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..
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lleve, is told by the evldence as fol- shipped up to 650 according to the
"We have just found in a state­ I Aviator Birred To land—
A large number of nuggeta were
I Chicago. July 16.— (A P)—The
lows
railroad's estimate.
A private airplane, under the guid rIalm that Amerlcan Marfnes haTe brought in this morning from the
wide newspaper contest." said Mr
Wednesday night, iDr. Brumfield.; Generally speaking. Bartlett pick­ McIntosh, "that rural service Is the ance of Pilot E. Tanner, of San Fran-
landed at TaraptcOi Mellco. from Althouse region by R. M. Haydon,
by appointment, met Dennis Russell, ing will commence between August beet circulation builder and adver- clsoo, made a forced landing yester-|the warshipa 8tatloned there, were who disposed of them to the Letcher
whom he had employed to blast out first and August 5th on the floor of tlsement brtnger there Is. The eight day evening on the old Christy farm j made
a teleKram addressed by the jewelry shop. The nuggets attract
some stumps on his farm at Melrose * the valley. A few especially early winners carry one-half their reading west of the city. Mr. Tanner stated Federatlon of Ra|lway Unions of Mex- a large amount of comment when
Purposely leaving his car in the high­ tracts are expectod to ship a few scat- space In rural news, and have three- that he was running short of fuel and >ro to the
national head, placed in the window. They weighed
way near tho cabin, he caused his In- terIng cars before the first of the fourths entire space In paid adver­ that he mistook Grants Pass for Ash- qnarter9
up to about *150.
(Continued on Page 1 >
tising. The 72 others averaged only land, where he was headed. He was --------------------------------------------------- -
month
! one-fourth reading matter in rural flying from the south, coming vester nrnni f“ ||| PTfllir IP
service and carried only one-half In day from Weed and evidently flew ULIIUI L IN V I I IN L A
paid advertising, a starvation rate." over the Jacksom county town. He |
"Only the weeklies having no daily •will return to Grants Pass in a few
I~ 0 A ADT
0 I I Fl I Al
! connections were allowed to enter weeks to make commercial flights.
I the contest." it was asserted "and He left this morning for Ashland.
rHfl qHi
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Lilli III IL I UUlvU Hr
this provision excluded the Courier No attempt was made to land on the
: along with 35 other live publications local aviation field because of the
of the state." The Hood River Gla- 'ditch running through the middle of
London, July 16.—( A P)—People , “The men are great fighters and
lit.
u
i
t
<fler
won first place.
Sydney, N. 9. W., July 16
(A P) years, during which time the bottom)
who are still living in the manner of wrestlers. Their throwing speara
the Stone Age are found on Rennell have points made of human leg and
—Inactivity In the copper mining In­ fell from the metal markets. When
♦ Island In the Solomon Group, Mela- arm bones, and tipped with a bon«
♦
dustry has caused the practical de­ the miners were ready to return to
PORTLAND MARKETS
work, the operators found they could
♦ nesia, according to Dr. fferthect
♦
“ ' splinter
—’*-•— designed
■*—‘--- ■* *-
*" off in the
Northcote
to *------
break
sertion of the population from the
work the mines only at a loss.
♦ Deck, a missionary.
wound.
”
,
says
Dr.
Dock.
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towns of Cobar and Broken Hills.
Owners of the mines told the men Choice steers
♦
Dr. Deck says there are only about' "They seemed to feel keenly tho
.»..... 17. Ö *7 75 ♦
At one time t’obar boasted a popu­ of their problem and offered to work Hogs, prime light. *12.00 & *13.00 ♦ Huron, 9. D.. July 18.—(A P) ♦ 500 inhabitants, and because of their monotony of their Isolation and
lation of several thousand people the properties, without profit, for the East mountain lambs *7.00
*7 50 ♦ —William D. Henderson, 23. of ♦ isolation, through lack of ship's an. showed a settled melancholy, both
Now It Is but a collection of bare sake of the miners, if the men would Prime lambs ............... *6.00 f* *6 50 ♦ Austin. Texas, was shot and 4 chorage, even their dialect has never in their faces and in the cadence of
whacks, with Its poople gone.
take wage reductions of about twen­ Eggs, buying price .......... 28c @ 30c ♦ killed last night, at Wolsey, ♦ been studied.
their voices. Their only Bort of music
Broken Hills, another mining town ty per cent. The men, although de­ Eggs, fancy selects .................... 36c ♦ South Dakota, by members of ♦
The natives only had implements to which they dance consists in the
that tn its heydey had a population (»ending upon the government fer Butter, extra cubes .....’............... 35c ♦ a band of 300 Industrial Work­ ♦ and weapons of stone and wood when tuneless beating of a log.**
of 50,000 is also desolate. Early In I 1 food, voted down the proposals, It Buter, prints ..................................... 40c ♦ ers of the World, on a freight ♦ Dr. Deck first visited tbe island. They ! The teeth of flying foxes which
1919, when the town's products were was charged that radicals led in the
♦ train when he refused to take ♦ i showed great eagerness to barter swarm in the caves on the la land
selling at high figures, the miners movement to defeat the return to
♦ home-made articles to» anything' seem to be the only form of cur­
Portland, duly 1«.—(A P)—Live ♦ out an I. W. W. card.
■truck and remained out for two work.
rency known there.
stoch steady, eggs flrm. butter steady. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ made of iron.
SOIL ANALYSES FOR
IIM d ERMEN
PORTLAND CONFERENCE
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WHOLE NI MBER XI».
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NEW SOUTH WALES CITIES DESERTED
WHEN NIINERSSTRIKEFOR LONG TERM
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