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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1921)
'-'aiversity of Ore. Librar) (15raids JJnss Omln Courier AHM4M IATED PREHH HER VICE YOU XL, No. IKW. Î10.250STAKES HELD BÏ SEIS FOR GAMBLERS (J KA NTH I'ANH, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, Major B. Campbell Denies Accepting Bergdolls Money P. TEL. & TEL. EQUIPMENT IS SAIDOBSOLETE ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A | A Washington. July 22 (A ♦ ) |A P. I Following testimony by ♦; ♦ Mrs. Kin ma llorgdoll that she ♦ > turned bribe money over to him. ♦ I ♦ Major Bruce O. Campbell dented ♦ ♦ before th» house committee that ♦ I ♦ ho accepted *5,000 with which ♦ * ♦ to buy escape for Bergdoll. ♦! IlKTH PLACED ON IOIW WORLD'S ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ PORTLAND LOUIS LEVI ONE OF BETTERS Everett Sheriff Following Man Resembling Brumfield ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Everett, July 22.— (A. P.) ♦ ♦ Sheriff West received a report ♦ ♦ of a speeding car with an Ore- ♦ ♦ gon Ueenee number seen with ♦ two passengers, one answering ♦ A the description of Dr. Brum- 4 ♦ field, the missing Roseburg A ♦ dentist. Deputies are searching ♦ EXPECTED ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A <M)NHI LT1NG . ENG!- WIRELESS PHONES XI i II < III IK MM s MAN Ifil - TO BRING MARKET NEWS TO RANCHERS MKNT OF AFFAIRS si mi s «. imi s ioni. i.tiK.i: BUM FRIDAY, JULY -JU, 1921. GRADING FDR NORTH SIXTH IS AUTHORIZED many complaints are heard WEATHER REPORTS WILL BAND CONCEPÌ SERIES AID 10 BEGIN HEXT WK WHOLE NI MBER 8SHS. HOUSE STARTS IMMIGRATION UNDERSTANDING WITH JAPAN IN 1IAO» 18 TO BE PROBE SUBJECT OF REPRESENTATIVES REQUESTS CORRESPONDENCE •«vretary of Chicago National ix-ugur An ordinance providing for the j Evia-rt* In Telephone Rates Declare Will H, llays Racks Investigation of Weekly band concerts are to be Chief of State iHiimrtinent of Far club Identifica I tea Moines Man Eur<>|>een Dwelopnxiils Along I given again this summer in Riverside grading and rocking of North Sixth! Timi Astoria Is Paying Too Much Eastern Affair-, Hays la|«n Did With Alter» UNmaptracy Same Lines for Service I park, through arrangements made street to the city limits was passed ; Not Restrict Passports between the local Chamber of Com- last night through three readings by j ' merce and the Woodman of the •I World band The first concert is to- Chisago. July 22.- — (A I'.)- The th« city council. This action was tak By (»eorge IL Holiut* Halrfm, July 22.—(A. P.)—Major Washington, July 22.—(A. P.)— first story of placing beta during the en by tbe council rollowlug the peti Harrison Babcock, of Seattle, testi I be given next Friday evening at 8 (1. N. 8. Staff Correspondent.) The bouse immgriation committee 1919 world aeries by the men tion by the residents along tbe street fying as the consulting engineer for o'clock The concerts were given last Washington, July 22.—(I. N. 8.)— Charged with tbe alleged conspiracy fur such work. There was no oppo Portland in the telephone rehearing summer in st he band stand erected by started an inveetigation Into the un If for throwing the gam*-«, was told In sition to the action, and Sixth street today, declared that the Pacific Tele-; Will H Hays, the diminutive dyna the First National bank for that pur- derstanding with Japan In l>08, rel the baseball trial today by John O. will be the entrance to the city of the phone and Telegraph Company equip-' mo now presiding over the world's i pose and proved to be exceedingly ative to the control of Japanese Im Seis, secretary for the Chicago Xa- Pacific highway from tbe north. J. G. mont in Oregon is obsolete, and crlti-, greatest business, which is the United j popular. Many people take their migration to the United States. A resolution requesting the state Bromley, resident engineer of the cl zed the system of control of the Stales postal service, doesn’t quit i dinner to the park and take a swim tlonal league club department to produce the diploma fooling around and experimenting before the music starts. Seis Identified ixmls Izevl of t I »«• state highway department, was ap- i company's affairs from the East. Moines, as one of the betters. He polnted as special engineer to super The W. O. W. band consists of tic correspondence leading to the Ho also said the company in Port with things, some of these oars any farmer in the country is going to be vise the' work, Mr. Bromley having said he and Clark Griffith, the man- about 25 pieces under the direction, agreement was adopted. land discouraged the use of four par-! The committee acted after J. V. A. ager of the Washington team, held charge of the state work as well. I ty lines, which, he affirmed, were able to put up a thingumajig in a of J. R. Higginbotham, who was di- McMurray, chief of the state depart peach tree in his backyard and find stakes for some beta "made by Alte! , rector of the city band last year. Mr. AB tbe preliminary work has al beneficial to the community in bring-, out instantly what steel Is setting for ! Higginbotham states that the band ment division of Far Eastern affairs, and Leri, totaling *10,250." ready been done by Mr Bromley and ; Ing lower rates. In New York,' what wheat and hogs has been practicing regularly and has stated that Japan never Applied re the data is now In his office at tbe are bringing in Chicago, and the mar a large number of new selections to . strictions to Hawaii and that Japan Salbrn. July 2*—CA. P ) - Mrs courthouse. As soon as the neces regulated the number of laborers sary notice Is given, which will be Agnes« Johnson, a former telephone ket price of oranges in sunny Cali present Friday evening. The cham fornia. ber will pay the band a stated given pasporta to Hawaii through an 16 days from the posting of the no employe, testified at the telephone agreement with the sugar planters. tices. work can begin. The grade hearing later yesterday concerning* It may sound fantastic, but It’s ■ amount for each instrument out, in Toklo, duly 32. i A. PA Japan s stakes may be put in at any time. The complaints by tbe Portland telephone! true Not only will the farmer have juring a large variety of musical in largest torril or religious arch has users. She was called by 339 sub-; his market report brought right to strumenta. The concerts will last TWO NEW ISLANDS FORMED been dedicated In Tokio to commem- cosj of the work is to become a lien scribers and told of a variety of com- the peach tree in his backyard, but about an hour. against the abutting property. At BY PUEBLO. COLORADO. FLOOD orate those who have died in the be also will have the governmental the meeting the Improvement of M | plaints. military service of the empire The commission permitted City At weather reports from the same tree, Pueblo, Colo., July 21.—(A. T.)— The ministers of war and the navy! street'was also discussed and It was PORTLAND MARKETS torney Mott, of Astoria, to call N. which will enable him to decide to leave it to the street com decided Two new Islands, with timber and a and some 60 priests, who recited the Wlgdon, a telephone comi>any rate whether It's safe to figure on cutting Shinto ritual, conducted the cere-! mittee. Tills street will be covered Choice steers . ........... *6.75 @ IT 25 little of almoet everything else have expert, and C. C. Flegger. the plant wheat of hay tomorrow. with gravel and decomposed gran monies The torril is popularly com-! Hogs, prime light ...812.00 ft $12.50 been formed in the Arkansas river engineer at Han Francisco, as wlt- All this is going to be accomplish East mountain lambs *6.50 @ *7.00 south of Boone, Colorado. pared to tbe cenotaph recently erect-1 ite Objections to the work on Sixth street mute be filed within 16 days, -------- nesses. . Mott contended that Astoria ed. Hays believes, through the de The June 3 flood is responsible for ed in London Prime lambs ......... *5.25 @ *5.75 The title of the ordiuance follows. was {>aylng too high a rate of return velopment of wireless telephony and Eggs, buying price ............. 28c 0 30c the islands, also the destruction for With ita pillars plauted on the to the company. Attorney Shaw said the cooperation of the United States farming purposes of acres of low- summit of Kudau Hill, it rises (8; Au ordinance to authorize ths im the rates were has«! on plans for im-j department of agriculture and the Eggs, fancy selects ____________36c lands near there The river now feet above the ground, dominating provement of Orchard avenue from Butter, extra cubes ........................ 35c provements to be made at Astoria. the metropolis. postoffice department. the northern terminus of Sixth Butter, prints __ 40c flows swiftly on either side of th« islands which are piled high with street to tho northerly boundary of The groundwork already has been debris at every discription. Just how tho city of Grants Paas by grading the ' BULGARIAN PEASANTS TAX Portland. July 22. — ( i A. laid and is being added to daily. It P.) —Cat-! many human bodies are in the de same and laying a crushed rock sur DESPISED CITY PFXM’IÆ is not generally known that right tie. steady; hogs. $1.50 to 12 lower; j ».'S bris may never be known. face thereon, and making the cost of now market reports are going out of sheep, very weak; eggs, unsettled; ! The county commissioners were such improvement a lien on the abut Sofia, July 21 —(A. P )—The peas j Washington several times daily -from butter, steady. Olympia, July 22—('A. P.l- down that way recently to see what ting property and providing for an ants are now firmly established tn; the big radio station at the postoffice All shos needed by wards of the state emergency. could be done to repair road damage power in Bulgaria and legislative! department. These reports are pick of Washington will in the future be and discovered the islands. It will be bodies, both state and provincial, ini ed up by the radio stations of the air manufactured by prisoners In the necessary, it was determined, to build mail service all over the country,! which their representatives are state penitentiary at Walla Wnlla. two bridges across the river now tn- tho majority, are engaged in trans- where they are available for anyone according to J. W. Pace, assistant stead of one. a bridge over the old ferrlng the burden of taxation to the! *bo applies for them director of the state department of and new channels. shoulders of the despised city folk. Theee stations are comparatively business control. Sand and mud cover the fertile The district council of Roust-! few In number at present, the prin- 'As the penitentiary jut» mill has valley fields and in various places chouk has evolved . the following ______ cipal ones being at St Ixniis, Omaha, been losing money. It probably will along the banks, some of the farm taxes which it styles 'tAmerican:” i Cincinnati. Salt Izake City. Cheyenne. Turlock. July 22.—(A. P.)—Reso houses from up stream have been be closed and a shoe manufacturing Carrying a parasol. 50 levas year-; Reno, North Platte, Neb ; Elko. lutions condemning the deportation deposited. plant installed It is expected the of the group of Japanese filed labor prlaonera will manufacture 12.000 Springfield. Ill., July 22.—(A. P.) ly (nominally worth 1# cents each); Nev.; and Bqlefonte, Pa The success which has attended ers Wednesday were made public to pairs of ahoea annually The national guard officers In uni skirts more than 11 Inches above Mrs. 8. J. Nazor and son, Orin, re Women prlaonera In the state in form at the capltol are considered the ground or wearing silk stock-! initial efforts at this broadcasting has day by the local fruit and vegetable stitutions will operate knitting ma- significant in view of the opinion of Ings, 500 levas; wearing gloves be convinced officials of the feasibility workers union, following the arrest turned to their home at Eugene this chines and turn out 20.000 pairs of tho governor's attorneys that he has tween April 15 and September 15 of doing it on a national scale, pro of J. L. Shea, acting union president, morning after a short visit here with cotton socks a year, according to power to summon the state troops to without a doctors' certificate, 200 vldtng, of course, that the scientific as alleged ring leader in the depor Mrs. Nazor's sister, Mrs. C. A. Ldnch. Mr. and Mrs. Nazor are planning on present plans. guard him from arrest on the war levas; wearing jewelery, 300 levas; sharps continue to make progress In tation. a trip to Canada. rant charging embezzlement of the keeping pet dogs, 500 leva«; use of ths simplification of radio telephony. Interest on state funds while he was walking canes by persons under 60 Radio telephony apparatus is soon to Surprise Party Given— state treasurer. The governor claim years of age In good health. 100 le- be installed at the air service sta- A surprise party was given Wed ing immunity, the court is to decide vas; wearing shoes with tops exceed-' tions. nesday evening in honor of the 66th Ing 11 inches In height, 200 levas; the question Tuesday. A commission, headed by R. B. fur tippets or muffs. 500 levas; and Howell, republican national commit birthday of Mrs. John Reischl. The using baby carriages In cities, 200 teeman from Nebraska, is now engag rooms were decorated for the even Crowds Vie* Aviator— ing, which was spent in games and levas. ed in studying the possibilities of the music. Refreshments were served Large crowds enjoyed the exhibi plan. He is being assisted by Wil later in the evening, Those present tion last night at the aviation field liam A. Wheeler, a department of were Father CoupaJ. Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco, July 22.— (A. P.) by Captain Tanner and "Jinx” Jen Inquires for Old'tlmcrs—— F. C. Krause and Mr. and Mrs. Al agriculture specialist, and J. C. Ed Paradise, Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan. Mr. —The steamer Admiral Farragut, kins. The men went through some London, July 22.— (A. P.)—The which was disabled by the explosion of their best stunts. Those who view bert Sparks, en route north, stopped gerton, radio expert of the postoffice and Mrs. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Al 'British government's proposals to De of a feed pipe off the coast some miles ed the stunts say that It was the beet over night in the city to see it they department. bert Williams. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Valera for an Irish peace may not be north of here last night, arrived in exhibition seen in this part of the could find anyone who lived here 27 Howell Is going abroad at his own Huber, Miss May Huber, Mrs. Al J. published until the reply is received the harbor today in tow of a tug. Btate. The next stop of the aviators years ago. Mr. Krause was then en expense to study what European Martineau. Mrs. Metxen, Mrs. Brant. from Dublin. The Iriah leaders have Twelve of the crew were Injured In Is In Roseburg where they expect to gaged in the lumber business here countries are doing along similar Kenneth Robinson, Mr. Close, Otto departed for Dublin, but the truce the explosion. and had a sawmill about eight miles lines. Great strides have been made Reischl and Miss Antts Reischl. be tonight. will continue. from town. He Inquired for Mr. Mil In this direction in England, and in ler. Mr. Booth, Mr. Kelly, Tom Cor France and Germany steps have been nell, Bob Smith and several others taken to "bring the farmer into the who class as old time residents. He city." told of going into a saloon here to collect a bill, while he was in bus iness. The room was filled with card latnding Gear Breaks— players and everyone appeared to be The landing gear on the plane wearing a ”45” or having it within piloted by Car>taln Tanner was brok each reach on the card tables. They 'Richmond, Ind., July 22.— (A. P.) meeting will be the presentation of en when his machine struck the ditch —Young Quakers from virtually all the pageant "Disarmament” written expect to stop off on their return, across the Grants Pass aviation field being greatly impressed with the city. the yearly meetings of the church in by Jennls Cartland Callister this afternoon as the pilot was jump the most modern leprosariums in the chaulmoogra oil specific, prepared in They were at tho Oxford. the United States will gather here Brooklyn, N. Y. ing off with Stanton Rowell as a pas the laboratories of the University of tomorrow for the 12th annual con Tho Woman's Pence T-eague of senger. Realizing that a landing world, where the disease actually has Hawaii. ference arranged by tho Young Boston, Miss Jane Addams of Chi- Automobile la Found— would be difficult, the pilot continued been checked and from which leper, At the Kalaupapa colony, which is Friends Board. The event usually cago, and Dr. David Starr Jordan of The automobile stolen last week his flight, making an attempt to patients constantly are being liberat situated on a promontory of th« attracts about 301) young men and California are backing a movement from W. J. Ixivett. of Hornbrook, was land on the one wheel which had not ed on parole, will be given delegates Island of Molokai, connected with the women. it will continue through to give the pagoant wide publicity found last night at Wolf Creek where been injured. In this he was par to the Press Congress of the World, main portion of the island only by a August 1. It will be presented In many parts of It had been deserted. Mr. Lovett went tially successful, making the landing which meets here next October, If single pass through precipitous cliffs, Purposes of the conference are to the country after ita initial perform there and drove ft back. He says on the one wheel with ease, hut as plans now under way materialize. life is anything by what might be further Instruct young Quakers In ance at Earlham college. It is de that the person that took the car soon as the machine lost headway, Sixty-five per cent of the patients expected. Patients observe all pub (he history and doctrinal tenets of signed to show how war draws on stole some of his clothes that he had th« broken comer of the landing gear at Kalaupapa leper settlement will lic helidays, their Fourth of July their church and to present modern capital, labor, Industry, education In the car as we'i as an extra tire dropped to the ground, caught, and be discharged on parole, within two celebrations are jubilant, and they social problems. and the moral and religious resources which he was carrying, The license threw the plane over onto its nose, years, in the opinion of Dr. W. J. have orchestras and 'bands, movies An important feature of this year’s of the country. plates had not been removed. Goodhue, for 19 years resident phy-J and amateur theatricals. breaking the propeller blade. I PRESS CONGRESS OF THE WLO WILL
