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AKNOCIATED PREHH HEKVK’K
vol«, xi., No. a*i.
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GRANTS PAHH, JOHEPHINK COUNTY, OREGON-
ERIKA Y, HEPTEMBER 2. 1921
WHOLE NUMBER 8871.
V
Line Parted loua Sight siiti Sahsg,-
A'cssel Algerine anti Canadian
W inner Move to Aid
■
830,000,000 Combine Is Announced
by Company to Reduce Cost of
Produce to Exhibitor
—
Sept. 2.—(A.
P.)— a |
Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 2. — (A- P ) FIVE IMtLiaiM FOR EVERY MAN HEAVY FIGHTING" REPORTED
CHOSEN BY’ SV PRE ME JI STICK
$50,000,000 merger of two motion
The Canadian Winner and the salv-
W HO STAYS ON THE HORNE
AT BLAJR MOUNTAIN AND
BURNETT FOR CASE OF DR.
picture producing firms to eliminate;
age vessel Algerine are now assisting
DRAWN FOR HIM
MILL CREEK
BRIMFIELD
the middleman or distributor, has
the Canadian Observer in towing the;
been announced by officials of the:
Canadian Importer, according to re­
Associated First National Pictures,]
port!.
Incorporated, and the Associated '
The Observer r«i«orted last night:
Producers company
that the line aboard the derelict part­
Thomas H. Inco said that the pur-)
ed. and In r«*ix>n»« to the request,
pose was to lower the cost of dlstri-]
the Winner and Algerine went to the
Events
to Any Cowpum her Any­ State Police Rajtorted Holding
Cattle Wliirlt Stray lulo < Hy l,»rk Observer’s aid.
button by a “Producer to Exhibitor” Defense Expected to Ask Continu­
Federal Troo|x Expected te
where, and Hr»( <1n»s Showing«
ami of Thirty Days—Prosecution
Will Bo Placed In Pound and Fee
plan.
No word of the missing life boat
rive at 5 p. m.
Wants Instant Action
Are
Expected
Clinrg<«l for Relea»««
has been received, but officials are
confident that tho eleven men will
NEW EGG LAYING BOX WILL
report from some southern part
AID CULTURE OF SILK WORM
Washington, Sept. 2.— (A. p.)
Salem, Sept. 2.—-(A. P.)—Judge
A three day round-up will be on«
Bids for the paving of Orchardj
of the big features of the Josephine Orders tor an Immediate entrainment
George G. Bingham, of the Marion
av««nue will be asked soon, the coun-|
Nanking, Sept. 2.— (A. P.)—Prof.
AMERICAN EXHIBITION SHIP
county fair, September 15-17, ar­ of troops tor the West Virginia coal
county circuit court, xvill [»reside over
ell having passed an ordinance last
C. L. Chien of the college of agri­
Will M AKE rot R OF WORLD
strike
scene
were
issued
early
today,
rangements having been completed to
the Brumfield trial. Supreme Justice
night asking for the blds.
This
culture and forestry. University of
bring in the largest number of buck- ""he action was postponed on a decla-
Burnett announced tills afternoon.
stretch will Include the strip be­
Nanking
has
invented
a
new
New York. Sept 2.—(A P.)— The. tiroos and wild horses ever seen in ration of martial law.
egg
tween the end of the paving on Sixth
layirg Pox for the silk mj;l which it
American steamship St. lxiuls, fitted | the city. Manager Borland has been
Roseburg, Sept. 2.— (A. P.)—Pro­
■treat and th«« city limits, which will]
Washington. Sept. 2.—(A. P-) — I is believed may supplant existing ceedings in the Brumfield case are
connect with the Pacific highway J out as a floating exhibition hall with in communication with the old time
The residents of Orchard avenue [ sample« of the products of three hun­ cattle men of the county and these Federal troops began moving today I methods of testing for Pebrine. marking time today awaiting the ap­
disease in the silk worm.
some time ago petitioned that this be] dred leading American manufactur­ base promised to look up the best from Camp Dix, N. J., Camp Sher-
There have been two methods pointment by Chief Justice Burnett
will
leave
New
York
next
Janu-
ers,
man,
Ohio.
Camp
Knox,
Kentucky,
and the worst horses that can be lo­
graded and made ready for paving,
heretofore of making this test, one of the supreme court, of a trial Judge
on an American sales promotion cated
Prize« are being offered and Fort Thomas, Kentucky, follow­
to succeed Circuit Judge Hamilton,
In order to discourage carnival ary
Japanese
and the other known as the
to 50 foreign ports. The slo- which will assure a lively amount of ing orders for an immediate en­
who was charged by the defense yee-
companies from exhibiting In th«! trip
of the enterprise "I’ll Tell th«: competition. The bucking contee ts trainment of forces for the West Vir­ European method and it is said that terday of prejudice.
city, a license tee of $100 per day] Kan
serious drawbacks or both of these
World" will fly from the forepeak, j and riding will be held on the sport ginia strike zone.
>,
The prosecution is preparing for
was provided by an ordinance. There
The trip will take a year. The exhl-] field at the fair grounds.
The orders were issued as a result]
,been overcome by Professor an immediate trial. The defense is
have been a large number of carni­
bit Ion apace is equal to that of Madi­
Riding will be going on each day of a telegram from Brigadier Gen- ChUsn’ “*™*‘“»*-
expected to ask a continuance of 30
vals coming to the city during the
son Square Garden.
of the fair and every man who man­ oral Bandholtz. urging that troops
days.
past year or two and it Is tho inten­
Although there are a few misgiv­ ages to stick on the back of the be sent at once. Bandholtx had been MOVEMENT WOULD ESTABLISH
tion of the city fathers to make the
ings about the present being auspi­ horse he draws, for six Jumps, will sent to see whether the armed bands j
fee so high that it will be Impossible
WORLD LABOR INTERNATIONAL
cious for such a trip, J. Herbert And-
to pay It. Another ordinance wm son, the promoter, says 11 should be be handed a 35 bill. On Saturday a would observe the president’s "com-j
first prize of $35 and a second of $20 mand that they disperse." Bandholtzi Ixyndon, Sept. 2.—(A. P.)—There)
fire
passed prohibiting the use of
i
remembered that business conditions will be awarded to those men doing Is to command the troops.
is a movement on foot to establish a
works within the city. Thia assures
In some parts of South America are the cleanest riding. Some of the
Fifty-six Refugees Will Enroll in
The proclamation declaring mar-) World Labor International.
Granta l*ass of an extra quiet I Fourth
good and will h» improved In 1 922. wildest horse« In the county will be tlal law has been signed and requires
Pacific Coast Colleges
The British labor party has sum­
of July next year
Japan. China, India. Australia. Nor­ roped and brought in to give the now only the issuance to become ef­
moned a conference to be held in ;
An ordinance «rovldlug for the Im-
way and Sweden have been to a de­ cowpunchers a run for their money. fective.
Ixmdon early In October at whichI Harbine, Manchuria. Sept. 2.—(A.
pounding of catlh* which stray Into]
gree free from much of the financial Invitations have been extended to
After a morning of uncertainty, of it is proposed to prepare machinery P.)—A group of Russian student
Riverside park and one providing;
worry that followed the world war. every person In this county or any which reports from Spruce Fork for the creation of a labor interna- r®fuK®®r left yesterday for America
for policing powers by the city pellet
he
says, and the Balkan states should other county who has any riding Ridge told of sporatic fighting since tional on line» sufficiently broad , to t0 comPlete their education. There
department within the park were car-1
bo a fertile field for the exchange of ability to try for the prizes.
daybreak, it was officially announced admit not only the Moscow red in- are s*x y°un8 women and fifty young
rlod through tho second reading and
commodities. All those countries
Noblo Parker, of Selma, has agreed j at noon, that "heavy fighting” was ternational but brotherhoods affili- men *n tls® Party. Half of them will
will probably be ¡«assed at the next
will be included in the itinerary of to be on hand to act as one of the taking place In the Blair Mountain, ated to the American Federation of go to the University of California and
meeting of the council. The cattle
l the Kt. I xmls.
the other halt will attend Washing­
officials who will Judge the riding.'Mill Creek and Crooked Creek sec- Labor.
have I wen troubling Park Superinten­
which insures the riders and specta- ’ lions.
dent Martiletti all summer and have]
A socialist committee appointed at ton State University at Seattle.
tors of fair treatment, Mr. Parker' Colonel Eubanks said that one Lo- Vienna has already agreed to send
trampled down the gross and ruined HISTORIC RI VNYMED»: ON
Practically all of the students are
KALE BI BRITISH CROWS may strap on his riding harness andjsan man was wounded on Blair' a representative to the conference. refugees from Russia, driven farther
the flowers, causing a large amount
show the horses a few himself if they Mountain, and five of the opposing
and farther eastward by the political
of damage. When the ordinance 4»(
London, Sept. 2. (A. P.)—-Run- prove too much for the other riders.1 forces were seen to fall.
passed. it will be possible to impound
MEXICT» CITY POLICE .ARE
upheavals of the last few years. They
TO BE GIVEN 2,000 PISTOLS were gathered into Harbin through
the cattle and compel the owners to nymede. a meadow- on the bank of There are. however, a large numberf- Airplanes reconnoitering east of
| the efforts of Dr. Bucher of the Am­
pay an impounding fee before they] the Thames river, in Surrey, alte of of cowpunchers in the county who the ridge reported an increasing ac-
the historic battle where the barons will be able to make an excellent tivity among the armed bands,
Mexico City. Sept. 2.—(A. P.) — erican Red Cross, and P. S. Troitsky
can get their stock.
wrested from King John and Magna showing. For a number of years Hol- Couriers said that there was a "con- The purchase of 2,000 revolvers by and F. Korapachinsky of the educa­
land had an annual round-up which tinual roar along the entire line."
Charts in 1215. is for sale.
Governor Gasca of the federal dis­ tional department of the Chinese
Attacking the government in the proved successful front both a rid-) These reports indicate that the trict is taken as an indication here Eastern Railway.
debate on the Corn Production» Act» er’s and spectator’s viewpoint. These heaviest fighting since the line was that Mexico City gendarmes hereaf­
Repeal ‘bill, ixird Lincolnshire in the same buckaroos will be in to com­ established is taking place along the ter are to be armed.
The local police department for
Drink« ’Er Down With Guato to Con house of lord« declared the present pete against each other and with the Spruce Fork ridge, New men are
ministry was preparing to sell the , horsemen of other countie«, insuring being sent into the line, which is some time has been severely criti­
»ternati««» of Fair Defendant
crown lands and said nothing re­ 1 plenty of action and lots of exclte- now 20 miles long, Reinforcements cized for inefficiency. This was at-1
continue to reach Logan from the tributed to the fact that they were
Tacoma. Wash.. Sept. 2.— (A. P.) mained but "to pawn the crown ment
Carries Serum to Four Sufferers
southern
part of the state.
Jewels."
dependent solely upon a stick to en-1
—The courage« of Justice of the
With Infantile Paralysis
force their commands.
Peace John W, Llnck has stood the
acid test, and he Is willing to prove PEARLING IN HOI TH HHAH
Seattle. Wash., Sept. 2.—(A. P.)
Logan, Sept. 2.— (A. P.)—Fight­
it again and again.
FAI.I.S UPON DEI I MARKET
—To save the lives of four children,
ing on Spruce Fork Ridge is con­ Car of Apples shippxl—
The first carload of apples to go an airplane recently raced 100 miles
Mrs. Mary Holmes, brought before
tinuing this afternoon. Colonel Ar­
bls honor recently, assorted that
Sydney, New South Wale«. Sept. Mexican Workers Building 250 Miles nold of the state police reported that out from the vicinity of Grants Pass through fog and storm from Kent,
of Roadway From I a, Pae
liquor found at her home had been 2.—(A. P.)—Pearling, formerly one
the line is "holding well.” Federal was loaded today by Douglas Wood. Wash., to Yakima, Wash. It carried
mixed with ammonia and add to of the principal Industrie« of the
troops are expected to arrive at 5 The apples were of the Winter Ba­ as Its cargo. 20 drams of serum,
Ix>s Angeles. Cal., Sept. 2.—(A.
nana variety and were grown on the which If administered in time, it was
make it undrinkable, She said she South Seas, has fallen upon dead
p. m.
Wood ranch west of the city. The hoped would save the children from
was going to j«alnt a house with It days because of the unsettled condi­ P.)—A new nigaway 250 miles long
car is billed out for New York. The death of Infantile paralysis. The air­
"Hump,’’ remarked the Judge, a tions throughout the world, Janies between Igt Pax and Magdelena Bay,
Oregon Growers will start the pack­ plane made Its delivery in time.
veteran of Antietam, He upended a Clark, of Brisbane, who is known as Is being constructed by Mexican sol­
ing of apple« and late pears about the
bottle of the evidence and took a the "Australian Pearl King,*' told s diers and laborers under the dlrec-l
A police motorcycle, with a burly
fifth of the month.
man’s else drink.
royal commission investigating the tlon of President Obregon, according
father advancing its spark sped away
to Capt. F. D. Sarazea of the French Agent Says Transcontinental Unos
"Ordinary moonshine,’’ said the pearling Industry here recently.
to Kent with the serum, and at 3:35
That Tired Feeling—
AA ill CM 20 to 1OO Per Cent
court. "No acid In it. If I were a
All pearling boats at Thursday steamship Provldencia.
Herbert Hunter's plane left the
The road will open for develop­
<
Last Saturday evening, an employe ground. He climbed 11,000 feet,
drinking man. I could drink all of It Island are laid up and at Broome.
ment
a
large
mining
territory
which
San Francisco, Sept. 2.—(A. P.) of the paving company, Mr. Craw­ above the clouds, and with the peak
and not be hurt.”
Western Australia, only about 100
He fined Mrs. Holmes $100, and Ixiats instead of 400 are working. has heretofore been closed on ac­ -• Reductions of 20 to 100 per cent ford of this city, suffered a queer of Mt. Rainier guiding him, flew
she announced she would appeal to a Clark said. A contributing cause of count of lack of transportation facili­ in transcontinental freight rates soon experience. He felt rather sleepy and away to the southeast. The ground
higher court.
the diminution of activities is the ties, Captain Sarazea stated, and Is will be effective on all railroads, it tired and an inclination to stretch | was not sighted again until the Cas­
failure of Germany and Russia, to only one of several projects contem­ was announced by W. O. Barnwell, and yawn came to him. which he cade mountains had been passed. but
purchase a great amount of the plated by the Mexican government In assistant freight traffic manager of proceeded to do in such a prodigious the life-giving fl .11 xai delivered t>
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, manner that he was quite startled to D.« Imith at 4.50 p m
pearl ahull, as they did prior to the its development plan.
Railroad ’ Must of them apply to find he could not close his mouth.
war, he said.
westbound traffic and are applicable He was brought to the looal doctor,
and uponaexamination he was found
from al: eastern points.
Pro|H>eals for State of East Washing­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
to have dislocated both Jaws.
An .
ton anil North Idaho Unitoli
♦ PROGRAM HW WOODMEN
anaesthetic
was
administered
and
♦
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Tonga Is Without All the Things
the dislocation was reduced—Glen­ Marriages Double tuul Fewer I «callus
I’remier List Printed—
Spokane, Wash.. Sept. 2.—(A. P. ) ♦
Which Take the Joy From Living
dale
News.
The
premium
list
for
the
sixth
an
­
Are Recorded Than in 1913
— The latest proposal for the forma­ ♦
An excellent program has
tion of a new state from parts of Ida­ ♦ been arranged for the band con­
Sydney. New South Wales. Sept. 2. nual Josephine county fair has been
PORTI AND MARKETS
Paris. Sept 2.—(A. P.)—The
ho and Washington seems In danger ♦ cert tonight at Riverside park.
-(A. P.)—A country without an printed and is now ready for distri­
of going the way of similar schemes
The entertainment will start
army, without a navy, without a na­ bution. The book was patronized) Choice steers ______ $6.00 © $6.50 number of marriages in France has
that have preceded It ever since be­ ♦ |.ro-.ptl.v at s o’clock. Th-» pro­
tional debt and without an Income readily by Grants Pass and county Hogs .......................... $11.00 @ $11.50 doubled, the number of births in­
fore either of the two atati'» waa ad- ♦ gram follows:
tax, where the romance of the South merchants who gave liberally In the Hogs, prime light... $10.50 @ $11.00 creased while fewer deaths are reg­
> "Our
mltted to the union.
National
Honor.”
Seas still lives, and where every male way of advertising, without which) East Mountain Lambs $6.00 @ $6.50 istered in 1920 than in 1913, the last
'
full year of peace. This is shown by
With the death of State Senator ♦ march.
reaching the age of 16 years must the list would not have been pos-
• h | Eggs, current receipts ....38« © 30c
the ministry of labor. The excess
R. A. Hutchinson, chief sponsor of ♦
■’Mignonette," overture.
own eight and one-quarter acres of sible. They can be secured at
fair I " **ite Henneries ............................ 34c of births over deaths in 1920 was
the new state plan In Washington, n ♦
"Old Timers Waltz."
land to sustain his own family—a office of the secretary of the
Selling price, case count....30c @ 32c
159.790, as compared to 58,914 in
proposed meeting of northern Idaho ♦
"Oh, Slip It Man," trombone
statute obligation which is fulfilled board, A. S, Coutant.
Selects ...........
—..... 36c
1913. The marriage totalled 623,-
and eastern Washington interests ♦ sneeze.
by
a
magnanimous government
Butter, extra cubes .......... ...... ......40c
869 in 1920 against 312,036 in 1913.
set for early September apparently ♦
"Spick and Span,” overture.
granting him the land gratis.
Butter, prints ............................... 42c
The significance of the«« figures Is
has been abandoned, and supporters ♦ “The Conneticut.” march.
Such is Tonga, the last remaining No Dally Courier Monday—
Wheat ...................... „81.07 © $1.12
increased when it is remembered that
♦
"Altta (Wild Flower)” mor-
of the movement In northern Idaho
The Courier office will remain
native kingdom in the Pacific ocean,
Portland, Sept. 2.— (A. P.)—Live- the total papulation of France has
have been quoted ns expressing a ♦ ceatt.
according to the description furnish­ closed on Labor day to allow the em­
"Stars and Stripes Forever.”
doubt that the present Is a propitlons ♦
ed by Tul Vakanao, premier of the ployes to take advantage of the legal stock, steady; eggs, firm; butter, un­ decreased sensibly as a result of ths
war.
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■■♦■♦ ♦ Island, who was here recently.
settled.
time for broaching the pro[>osal.
holiday.
Chicago,
IMMEDIATE ERIAL IS WANIED
CARNIVAL HE PR0HIRAI0RÏ
RUSSIAN STUDENTS WILL VISIT
I
COURAGE OF JUDGE STANDS TEST
EAST WASHINGTON STATE LOST
FRENCH BIRTH RATE INCREASES