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/ Z • — ♦ (T kíuíís (tos ïïJmlg Courier ♦ \HMH IATEI» l'KEMK HKHVIÎ'E GRANTS PANS, JOHEPHINK COUNTY, OREGON. YOU XI., No. NM. Exodus Begins Jap Workers are Deported OF AIR ATTACK Illinois Governor and Officials Face Charges ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Turlock. Calif., July 20__ A. HI —A general exodus ot Japanese field laborers from this district today followed a deportation to Keyes, five miles north of her«, of 50 Japanese workers, by white men ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BOMBING TINTS PROVE SOM» BOMRKIIN M Ab III Ol I - MANOKUVERED WHOLE N IM HER 3*1«. WEDNESDAY, JULY *>, IMI. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Springfield. 111., July 20.—(A. ♦ P.)—-The county grand jury ♦ returned indictments charging j ♦ Governor Small, Lieutenant | ♦ Governor Sterling, and Vernon '♦ Curili with embezzlement, i ♦ consplracy and operatlng a eon- ♦ fidence game. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ I Missing Dentist, 'While Another Resembles Hair of Russell, Roseburg Laborer ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ALLEGED FIXED PLAYERS SICK EN OF DEAL AND WIN THE THIRD GAME 2 CELLAR POSITIONS i Roseburg, July 20. (A. P.) witnesses, »as emphatic that (Mrs. Brumfield was recalled to the driver of the dentist's car was An airplane stunt never attempted «tand this morning when the Inquest Brumfield himself. "I drove U. N. N. luna II'«« <>al-M»»«Hiivrr»'d hero before will he pulled off lomor- over the headless body found under car to Riddle on Wednesday night, I Narrowly averting their second ITaycrv Say They Were Asked to in llrxTnil Trai» and Ilei Hut row noun by Captain Emmett Tan- her husband's automobile was re- July 13.” said Mr. Bowman, "and defeat of the year, the Christian Win ^liird Game, Refused, Then Snudi ( inule," f<«r Emepc ner, who will fly undr the steel «timed. Hundreds were unable to saw the Brumfield car near the »luggers rallied in the fourth inning Won ax Revenge bridge at the end of Sixth street, enter the room. Booth ranch standing In the road. I and knocked in tour scores, the Bap- This stunt Is to be given as a part I»lstrict Attorney Neuner questlon- started to go around the machine, tlsts being defeated by a single of the exhibition flying to -be don»'nd the woman closely regarding the and It started By DAVID M. < III IU H Dr Brumfield was point. The game was tight all five Chicago, Jtily 20.—(A. P.)— The In the city by Captain Tanner and dentist's activities during the week the driver, I am positive. I started inning and even to the last it look- Chicago White Sox players, (I. N. 3. Staff Correspondent! after Washington. July 2U. (1, N. S 1 Jinx Jenkins, the aerial acrobat prior to his disappearance. She de- to speak to him when he started up ed lf the Baptists might have a agreeing with the gambling clique ■—Naval air attacks to 1»> effective There 1« only about 20 feet vertical clared he said nothing concerning a and zig-zagged down the road ahead fighting chance, This leaves the Ito throw the 1919 series to Cincln- must be in tore* There will be ne clearance under the structure and trip, or mads any intimation that he of me I had come to a complete! Methodists and Presbyterians to nati for >100,000, became sick of Dennis stop. I saw him clearly. He wore clash for the honor of second place. the deal when they were not paid miccnaaful air attacks upon surface the fliers will have to do some ¡was planning a murder. craft, except by huge fleets of aero staady work. Tho stunt will take I Russell's brothers testified that they a light gray coat and a straw hat. The first three Christians'to bat the bribes promised and at a meet ”1 yelled to him. Ixiok out Doc.’ i were retired in classic time, Wallace ing before the third game of the planes This Is the consensus of place at 12:30 and the aviators have had examined the body and that they hand were certain It was that of their 1 saw some legs dangling out of the »tooting the balls over in fine shape, series, decided to play their best and opinion ainoug naval aud military asked that someone be on brothers front door as he drove down the In the Bapttatg. hgtf of the flrgt win the series. Bill Burns, an ac- The Busenbark experts, both American and foreign with a good kodak to catch thorn brother of Melrose, friends of Brumfield, road ahead of me. I lost sight of cant0 WaHace gent the piU to Pru. copiplice in th« alleged deal and the who have been closely studying the going under. results of the recent aerial bombing Jn the throw t0 first, parsons state's star witness, testified today The plane arrived In the city this testified that the body was that of the car and did not see It again Dr itt flying teals which the navy has been hold morning to do commercial Brumfield turned around, and look- dropped tbe iearln(f Wallace in the baseball trial. __ __ _ I the dentist. ed my lights square In the face. He Megargle took a ghort cut to ing off the Virginia Capes and exhibition work. Tonight at ~ — "* , Urged by the alleged "fixers” to Rosefcurg. July 20,—(A. P.) — Jumped over the steering wheel and nrgt by beIng too glow ln gettlng out win the third game to improve the For the first time in history the 7. aud al the same hour tomorrow ot the way of a hook ___ Robertg then betting odds, the players said they representatives of foreign govern- evening, the exhibitions will be held Coroner Ritter took the «land, stat- started the car before he got settled of He pulled ahead of me knocked , hlgh one lnU> the left had lost to two regulars, Cicotte and field Captain ln* that the hair found on the scalp in his seat Blent« have been Invited to witness on the aviation furnish ¡clinging to the body, which was cut to the left and then turned abruptly „rden, which Blaine Pruitt was un Williams, and they would not win United Tanner and Jenkins will by the tesla conducted I from a 'ibusher”, Dick Kerr, Burns State« navy, Perhaps It la the first : thrillers (or those »ho make the hy him as evidence, resembled that to the right. 1 could see tbe feet ab]e to get gcorillg Wallace, Both of these of Brumfield, while hair on another sticking out of the front door as the' time in history that one nation has trip up to the field In the second frame the Chris said. Then feeling they had been car was broadside ahead ot me. Invited another to help it dev Ise now men are well known for their many large piece of scalp found hear tians came bock and got one. Smith : crossed by the gamblers, they double "The man at the wheel wore a stunts. Jenkins having done many wreck was similar to Russell's. mean« of warfare sent a warm one to Megargle who crossed their bribers by telling them I He produced two boxes of •vl-1 stgiw hat and a gray checked coat. I The foreign attaches who haveJ stunts for the movies ! was unable to pick it up in time, they would lose the third game, but Bookings fur flights are' not being dence. including the burned blh was at first under the impression forcing Smith out. Sweeney swung instead won it 3-0 with Kerr pitch been present al the bombing teals i They | made In advance, but will be ar_ ; overalls, a watch, fountain pen. let-1 that the person I was in the doc on the first good offering and when ing. have been most observant, _ ¡rangeu According to ,er*‘ c*rd- <““• rooked ear. two. tor's car »-as that of a woman.- It the dust cleared. Parsons had cross- are unwilling lu enter the contro-j ranged on iw the neia field According to Bears Now in Park— of1 Captain Tanner, — a rush to the field of human scalp with_ gray and' appeared as a woman to me. and I veray as to the relative merits u, —---- ------------- ' ed the plate. The Baptists in the have been under that impressloa i black hair, and a vest. The watch The two Canadian brown bears battleship, Is usually noted at about 5 o'clock, I the aeroplane and tho last ot the second did them one bet was Russell's, be testified. Ivan since. The driver drove like an in presented to the city by Dr. R. W. but they all agree that air attacks and persons wishing flights are of- ter and sent two across the pan. Me- Calhoun testified that the body was toxicated person for the car pursued i Stearns are now providing amuse- upon the navy must bo III force. The ten disappointed after that hour. I Kinney sent one over Smith's head an irregular course for some dis Brumfield's. ment for people in Riverside park, with British,' — — -■ ■ — writer has talked | for a base. Fields sent out a bingle In the hearings yesterday, Mr.' tance. The car was. going at a high having been taken there this morn ob- CHIEF JIsTICE TAIT WILL French, Japanese and Italian that put McKinney out at third, I Clapp got one by the pass route. ing. The bears are in the pen made ATTEND 4XNCINNATI lit Ayl ET Bowman, one ot the most important rate of speed. servers of the bombing tests, and in tor them near the house ot the park all of these conversations there has Fields scored on a passed ball by the superintendent. They will be cared been a very frankly expressed be catcher, with Clapp following him. I'incinnati, Ohio, July 20.—(A for by Mr. Martiletti. and will be a lief that th«" aeroplane Is no menace •’.I- William H. Taft, former pres- The third wae unproductive for very interesting addition to the to the navy except In force. ' ident and now chief Justice ot the both teams, but in the fourth the park. aeroplanes supreme court ot the United States. Salvo bombing from : Christians saw their visions of fried offers the greatest menace to sur-lwill be toastmaster at the annual PORTLAND MARKETS chicken fading so they opened up face craft. It Is admitted. The aero dinner of the American Bar Asso i their offensive. ‘Blaine Pruitt sent plane that conies singly to drop Its' elation meeting hero in his borne one to Entriken who got in too much Choice steers ______ »6.75 @ »7.25 Actual construction of the new Portland, July 20. —(A. P.) The of a hurry and could not pick it up. Hogs, prime light ....»14.00 @ »14.25 load bf one, two. three or four! town. August Sb^to September 2. bom lx has «mall chance of hitting! Among other notables speaking on Smith River highway to Crescent marine engineers here voted to re- Brother Veltie clouted the sphere East mountain lambs »6.75 @ »7.25 the mark. The aeroplanes that thia occasion will be Sir John Simon City by the state of California now turn to work on privately owned! t°r two sacks. Blaine Pruitt got Prime lambs ............. »5.75 9 »6.25 come In squadrons of ten and twin of lamdon, former British secretary seems practically assured, according vessels. The vote was taken Satur- home on a P*8sed b«u b? ‘he catch Eggs, buying price .......... ..28c @ 30c 36c er. Carl Smith saw a ripe one and Eggs, fancy selects________ ty and drop their bombs In salvo» ot state for home affairs. John AV. to Engineer W. B. Taylor, of Sacra announcement was to Great mento, who was in the city today day, but the ._>5c have an excellent opportunit/ of Davis, ex-ambassador | plucked it for the third home run Butter, extra cubes . ....... Vs AA«»« An . »coring T7 1»I ” Ykw«««»# 8eries Veltie Pruitt Butter, prints .................... __40c hitting their mark, and not only Britain, and former U. 8. Senator conferring with J. G. Bromley, ot withheld until the result of the Sanl^ ♦ the the state highway department. Mr. Francisco vote, which was taken ahead of him. Sweeney hit one that that, but they have an even chance Charles S. Thomas of Colorado. I Taylor brings word that he will start last night, was learned. The San Kot him to first aad then scored of out-manoeuverlng the surface Portland, July 20.—(A. P.)—Cat _ I - — --- London, July 20. (A. P.)- After next Monday morning with a full craft. War manoeuvers can not be tle. steady; hogs, weak; sheep, 25c Francisco vote was tor a return to when Ryan hit to right field. executed by a single aeroplane the meeting with IJo.vd George to- crew of men and survey the line The Baptists tied the score when lower. Eggs and butter, steady. work. Seattle is to vote tomorrow, against naval vessels, but a squad morrow, De Valera Is expected to from Adams Station to the Oregon they got a chance with their stick The engineers on the shipping ron ot aeroplanes may out-manocu- return to Dublin and report to the line to meet the line laid out by Mr. work. Fields hit and got to first. by Veltie Pruitt, who slammed one board vessels recently returned. The Irish republican parliament on the Bromley two years ago. ver a surface fleet. Clapp dodged one the wrong way that netted two bases. Blaine Pruitt It ia probable that it will take strike started May 1. results of the conferences. U. H. H. Iowa Out-Man<»"uvcred and went to the initial sack. Barton got home on a passed ball. Veltie until January to complete the sur The recent tents In which the sir ran one out, when Crockett dropped Pruitt reached home on Carl Smith's forces attacked the radio-controlled face craft. The fliers sent their vey, says Mr. Taylor. The 26 miles Medford Will Play— the ball and was afraid to throw it bit. The Baptists made an effort to battleship Iowa demonstrated that planes in such a formation that when ¡from Adams Station to the state Medford is determined to take a first with a man on third. While the tie the score but got just half a single aircraft has but little the Iowa dodged ahe could not es I line will be run first, followed by ball game from the local team, and Christians were dreaming of the big enough. Roberts hit to center field. chance In operating against a sur cape the range of at least two of the the line from Adams Station back this morning Sam Marshall, their feed that is coming off. Fields walk He scored when McKinney secured and when the Ito Crescent City. As soon as this is catcher, came down via the airplane ed home from third. Clapp scored a hit. face craft, which is able to dodge overhead enemy, nearly as fast as the aeroplane. But squadron let go Its bombs they done, the construction of the high route and made the final arrange- on Megargle’s hit. In the last stan- A collection taken on the grounds Mr Bromley states ments for a game here Sunday. Two za, the Christians added two more netted >5.93. This money is used one attack was made upon the Iowa dropped in a salvo, two hits being way will begin the that the line on the Oregon side Is games have been played previously, to their score. in force and that by a squadron of'sebred and tho remainder of Blaine Pruitt hit for the purchase of equipment and Marine flyers who came In forma- bombs dropping in close proximity completed to Kerby, a distance of Grants Pass taking both. The first between first and second, followed balls. 14 miles, and that all that will be was a close game with a 3-2 score tlon and out-manoeuvored the sur- to the battleship. necessary before construction on and the other last Sunday resulted' this side can start will be the laying in a 15-8 score. Medford has added! ¡out ot the grade stakes. some new material to her team in The road as now planned will fol order to win the game, but the locals' low up Smith River nearly to its are not worrying over the outcome. i source. From there it will follow The team has been practicing regu 1 a 6 per cent grade up to the Elk larly and have taken the last five I creek divide* at a 2400-foot eleva games.. With Cornell and Pernoll tion. This is a thousand feet lower to work in the box, little danger is Havana. July 20.—(A. P.)—Signs tance ot the political plum basket than the present road, This state of Cuba's business and financial de are dogged day and night by swarms Washington, July 20.— (A. P.) — these plants to initiate a domestic has been prepared for a number of expected. pression are evident to the most of Job hunters. Hundreds of stocky Introduction in tho United States ot source ot supply of chaulmoogra oil. years to do tho work necessary With the possible exception ot a casual observer. Tnree big banks, Gallegos, the transient laborers the chaulmoogra tree to assure a when California showed a willing- with scores ot branches, are closed from across the Atlantic, are strag permanent supply of the oil for the man named Kerr, an amateur botan ness to do her part, The new road The parks are full of idlers. Stores gling in from the sugar plantations' treatment of leprosy Is planned as a ist. Prof. Rock is snld to be the first will mean a commercial all-year ¡are blazoning what they call "bar-! and walking the streets, waiting for result of a trip through Sinm, white man to invade the roglon of highway between the coast and ' gain sales,” with goods marked ships to take them back to Spain. Burma and Assam by Prof. J. r. Hlaiu whore he obtained bls spocl- Grants Pass. i down sometimes as much as five Tenants, with Ixtln enthusiasm, Rock, formerly of the University of mens, Natlves ot that country for per cent from mid-war prices, ' are organising "Don't Pay Rent” many years had visited the tarak- ROME RETI RAS TO PRE-WAR Hawaii. which is the Spanish merchant's idea campaigns until landlords come Prof. Rock has Just returned to togenos forests to obtain enough of CONDITIONS OF NECESSITIES T<ondon, July 20.—(A. , P.)—In of sacrificing profits. down to the 1914 scale and the gov Washington after an extensive ex- the oil to meet their domestic needs, Rome, July 20 —(A. P.) — Meat formal suggestions have been made The papers are full of a govern ernment forces the cost of primary ploration Into the flinsles for the but they made these trips only every department of agriculture's branch throe years for fear of the beasts less days, bread and macaroni re for an American intervention in the mental plans for buying 1,000,000 necessities down a couple of hundred strictions and sugar embargoes, Upper Silesian trouble, which, it is tons of surplus sugar at a price that per cent. ot foreign seed and plant introduc that inhabit the wild country. While chaulmoogra oil has been which until now have been in force feared, will threaten to open hostil will save producers and dealers from tion. He brought back with him Out of the nooks and corners according to authoritative ruin, for reestablishing banking fa-! where they have lived on the bounty several specimen« of the "tarakto used scientifically for only a few since the beginning of the war, have ities. cllltles that will relieve the pressing., of relatives since the war sent Sugar genos" tree, the seeds of which have years, iProf. illock says the natives finally been abolished. Food cards quarters. scarcity of currency, for cutting the sky high and started a flood a gold been sent to various experiment sta of that part of Asia which he visited are now no longer needed to pro Paris. July 20.—(iA. P.l --Brit cost of running the government' into Cwba, they are coming—tapping tions of th« department In Florida, have been using the curative proper cure the bare necessities of lite and Maryland and California tor germi- ties of the taraktogenos tree for gradually such luxuries as pastry, ish, Italian and French commission from »104.000,000 to about »60,-j canes, propelling wheeled chairs, hundreds of years, but In such a cakes, fee cream and other delica ers in Upper Silesia have made the 000,000 a year and for reducing tallowing dogs, being led by chil nation. Within eight years, it Is believed, crude way as to be unable to derive cies are being sold in their pre-war demand that reinforcements be sent the cost of living. dren or hopping on crutches—the quality and amount. to the allied troops of occupation. Politicians within reaching dis- beggars are coming to town. «nough fruit will bo borne from Its complete benefits. ______ a a »
