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4HH4H IATED l'REHH SERVICE
VOL. XL, No. 'JUL
GRANTS PAMH, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON
a
LEGAL BATTLE
Irish Transport I nion Mnken Moro
De Valera Saya Ultimatum Will
Bring Warfare
)
WHOLE NUMBER a»7».
TUESDAY, KEITEMBER «, HX21
STILL Aï LARGE
AFTER ESCAPE
PLANE WRECK
Thirty Whites of Shipping Board Boat
Attack Twelve Blacks Who
Shield Captai«
)
New York, Sept. 6.— (A. P.)—Po- imj DLES FOUND AFTER TWO DAY
Cork, Sept. 6
(A. P.)- A repre­ DENTIST'S ATTORNEYS
< LAIM THOUGHT TO BE HIDING ON THE
CANADIAN BOUNDARY LINE IS
llcemen
with riot guns, summoned
SEARCH THROUGH WEST
sentative
of
the
transport
workers
ISLAND,
BOAT
CHECK
SHOWS
IMPARTI IL ntl ti. M \x
SCENE OF DEDICATION OF
by a radio message telling of mutiny,
union this morning took possession
VIRGINIA
NOTHING
IMPOSSIBILITY
GATEW tV
today broke up a fight between ne­
of the offices of the harbor board,
gro and white members of the crew
because of the refusal of the board
of the shipping board freighter Ches­
to grant the employes a minimum
ter Klwanis, anchored off Staten
wage of 70 shillings a week.
Island.
The red flag floated from the
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Boarders found Captain Charles
building at midday.
Boothby barricaded in his .^a .
De Valera declared In a statement
IJeutenant Speck, Son of Mr, and
Hixtirn«<l of Purifie Foruudl) O| h "U« m I today that If England Issued an ulti­ Change of Venue Asked on These One of Fellow Plotters Kill's!, Other bruised and beaten. He attributed
Mrs. C. M. Speck of Medford, One
Wounded
by
Gunfire
and
Taken
Grounds,
Sheriff
Sturmer
Denies
__ Perfect Peace Only SaHofi«*«.
the injuries to white members of the
matum to the Sinn Fein no pretense
of Four Airplane Victims
by Prison Guar<b>
A'i'Usations of Danger
Hay« Samuel Hill
crew.
would hide that It was an application
When the police boat appeared the
of force which must mean war.
officers heard shots and saw ne­
Charleston, W. Va., Sept. 6.—(A.
Roseburg, Sept. 6. (A. P.l- The. Seattle. Sept. 6.—(A. P.)—Roy- groes and whites battling on the
Blaine. Wash.. Sept. 6. (A Pi
P.)-
—The wrecked airplane In which
first
legal
battle
In
the
Brumfield
■
Gardner,
super-bandit,
is
still
at
deck. Twelve negroes were oppos-
The Pearce Portal, symbolizing a
case started today before Judge Bing­ large early today either on McNeills i ing the rush of 30 whites toward the four of its five member» were killed,
€"ntury of peace between the I nlted
was found yesterday by searchers af­
ham of Salem, who musj pass upon Island or Olympic Peninsula just to i captain’s cabin.
San Francisco. Sept. 6. (A. P.l
'
<St ate* and Canada, was dedicated to­
ter a trwo-day search through rugged
day, and the Pacific highway formal­ Bootleggers have been doing a large the defendant's application for a the west, after a sensational break
I country. Following the direction of
and lucrative "home" trade ever change of venue and a delay of 30 ' for liberty from the federal peniten­ MEXICAN SOCIETY RECEIYE8
ly opened.
BEAUTIFUL INDIAN MAIDEN groan» heard from a wooded section,
tiary yesterday afternoon while a ball
Recognition of "the one-ness of the {since It was announced that prohibi­ days.
a searcher discovered the machine
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Attorney Rice for Brumfield pre­ game was in progress.
RnglUh-apeaklnx race" was marked tion agent* may not enter a man’s
Mexico
City,
Sept.
6.
—
(A.
P.)
—
*i$k its nose buried In the ground.
houa«
unless
they
have
a
warrant
ob
­
affidavit
charging
Gardner,
Everett
Impyn
and
law-
In the dedication today commemorat­
sen ted a lengthy
Three of the bodies hung head
ing the 100 year» of peace, Samuel tained after knowledge that liquor Is that public opinion in Douglas coun­ ardus Bogart, former soldiers, sen- Fame came to Maria Bibiana Uribe
over
night
and,
from
a
simple,
Indian
downward,
suspended from the cock­
being
»old
there,
according
to
Prohi
­
ty
war
Inflamed
against
the
dentist
i tenced to life for an attack on a
Hill, who presided over the exercl»©».
bition Director E. F Mitchell.
and he could not get a fair trial. Dis- ■ nurse at Camp Lewis, made the dash, maiden living with her parents in a Pit by toot straps. The fourth body
»aid upon taking the stand.
"Every time prohibition agents Attorney Neuner presented a dozen ¡during an exciting part of the game.' tiny village In the Puebla mountains was discovered later in the wreckage,
Mr Hill »aid
Gardner cut a wire fence with she has now become a social figure I Corporal Alexander C. Hazelton, of
"War satisfies neither the victor* enter a bootlegging establishment,”j affidavits to the contrary.
of the Mexican capiUl.
Wilmington. Del., the only member
say*
Mitchell,
"the
officers
are
told
|
nor the vanquished
Sheriff Starmer in an affidavit re- pliers stolen from a tool house. Im-
Señorita Uribe was chosen as the of the crew alive, is enroute to
"Perfect peace alone *atl*fle*. The the place I» a private home. To carry I cited that he took the defendant off pyn was killed by guards, and Bo-1
most beautiful Indian girl in Mexico Charleston, with little chance for re­
lnatlnct* of human kind have not out the pretense the owner* fit out a the train before reaching Roseburg gart seriously wounded.
in a recent newspaper contest which' covery.
been changed by MLicatlon and only room iback of the bar a* a so-called merely to avoid the gaze of the cur­
The dead are:
extended
over many months and in
home
There
I*
a
bureau,
a
table,
a
McNeil's Island Penitentiary. Sept.
•lightly modified by religion. When
ious crowd and not through fear of
Lieutenant Harry L. Speck, pilot.
war holds »way there are no re-1 lied, a few clothe* and other personal violence, and that he moved Brum­ 6.—(A. P.)—No trace of Roy Gard-| which more than 500 photographs
The
-Medford,
Oregon,
were
submitted
to
the
jury.
effects.
Sometimes,
there
1»
evn
a
I
llgions. The dominant, though not
field from the upper story of the jail ner has been found at noon today.
Lieutenant W. S. Fitzpatrick, ob-
Puebla Indian girl received first '
Officials
think
he
is
still
on
the
the moat widely accepted religion sign labled, "Home."
merely as a precautionary measure
( Continued on Page 3)
"The liquor is kept In this home.’ and not through fear of violence. The island, hiding in the thick under­ prize and was brought to Mexico City
made It* way by non-resistance. AB
great movements must *o proceed If When the customer enters the place, defense had laid stress on these brush. A check of the boats revealed to be the central figure at a number;
of society functions. Señora Pañi.
the proprietor or waiter goes out in­ points.
that none were missing.
they are destined to prevail.
:
wife of the secretary of foreign rela-
to
the
back
room
or
home,
where
fall
when
Two women who saw him
"The ceremony in which we take
j tions, invited her to a recent tea
wounded.
the
guards
fired,
think
he
is
part today murks tho recognition of moonshine is stored, fills up the
Sept
6.
—
(A.
P3-*
Roseburg.
' where she met many of the social x,,„-Iltan >f, E. Church Scene of Cere-
the one-nes* of tho English speaking cessary number of glasses, and
Brumfield was forced to repeat his
Roy Gardner, California mail rob- , leaders of the city.
• I
niony of Local Couple
race, und its friendship not alone turns to the bar ”
plea of not guilty today because of i ber. esca>ped from Mcbteil's Island
for the white race but It« earnest de-j
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the new Judge. Arguments of a
federal prison yesterday.
MOUNTAIN LIONS TAKE TO
I
The Newman M. E. church was the
»Ire to be at peace with all the BRIDAL VEIL FALI-S SWAY
change of venue are slated for this
The convicts had been given
ROBBING CHKKEX HOUSES scene of a pretty wedding Sunday af­
IN
WIND
—
BEST
IN
FALL
world.
afternoon.
day for I^abor day and about
ternoon at 5 o’clock when Hubert
"France and England live together
them were watching a baseball game!
Visalia, Cal.. Sept. 6.—(A. P.) — ' Wilken and Miss Vivian Isham were
Attorneys
Rice
and
Orcutt
yester
­
Yosemite,
Cal.,
Sept.
6.
(A.
P.
)
--
1
in harmony In Canada United State»
and Canada »Ido by side for three On windy days the beautiful Bridal day issued their first formal state­ between two prison teams, on one of George Hicks, a rancher of Spring-1 unjtid in marriage . The church was
a
h Gardner was playing shortstap. ville, heard a commotion in his' ©specially
- occasion.
__
especially decorated
decorated for the
thousand mile* wish for no better Veil falls sway from side to side, and ment since they were retained to de-i
Impyn and Bogart had contrived to chicken house a few nights ago, and Ue bride and groonT w'alkirig down
neighbor
Belgium sought as a mu­ a mist that travels upward and out-| fend the accused dentist following
seat themselves together at the ex- taking his shotgun, went to invest!-1
a)gle bordered witb a lattice work
tual friend by United Staten and ward Is shot through with a rainbow his return from Calgary. Canada.
trenie rear of the crowd of spectators. gate. Instead of a badger or a coy-(in preenery The church was deco­
"The
defendant
In
this
case,
as
in
in
which
Individual
crystals
of
water
Great Britain one hundred years ago
The trio had evidently made careful de. he found himself confronted by rated wlth leaves and hanging baa.
Still holds the friendship, uye, the glisten In the sunshine before drop-! all criminal actions is entitled to a
preparations for the attempt and two mountain lions. His first shot i ketg
ping
In
the
620-foot
lacy
falls
to
the'
fair
and
impartial
trial
before
a
fair
have
affection of both
Old things
and impartial jury and a fair and im­ timed their movements to the second. killed one, and the other leaped j The bride was dressed in white or­
Merced river.
passed away
The Indians called (he falls "Poho- partial judge." said the statement.' They waited until a tense point had through a window. Forest fires are \ gandie with a white veil, and carried
"Each country under Its own flag.
been reached in the ball game and supposed to have caused the animals I ,
,
its own faith If you will, recognizing no," which means "Spirit of the Evil "We intend to make a fight for the|
’ ±
’ . She
then suddenly bolted. Gardner was to leave the mountains for the foot- * b°"quet °f - ’' ¿°9e bl
defendant,
to
the
end
that
he
may
re
­
Wind."
The
va|»or
effect
is
seen
only!
tho power which Is over all and doth
was accompanied by Miss VeOna Wil-
the
fleetest
of
the
three
and
reached
hills.
late in the year, tho volume of the I ceive such a trial as is guaranteed to
all unite."
, liams, as maid of honor, who was
all men under the.constitution If we the barbed wire several yards in ad-
water being too great in the spring.
dressed in pink with a hat to match.
UNITED
STATES
SENDS
NEW
did not do this we would be derelict'
(Continued on page 3.)
Mr.
Wilken was accompanied by his
NOTE ON MANDATED LANDS
XI W volt KEKS FINISH :VM»O
in duty and unfaithful to our oath as
college chum. Edwin Socolossky, as
MILE HONEYMOON TO COAST attorneys. We do not believe that
best man. The regular Methodist
the defendant can secure a fair and
The United States has addressed a ring ceremony was performed by
Redlands. Cal . Sept. 6.—(A. P.) impartial trial in Douglas county, for'
Flloping t oupies (Attinge Mimi’ When
|
new note to all allied powers on the Rev. Joseph Knotts. Miss Helen El­
A 3500-mile honeymoon on foot is the. reason that the newspapers have,
Automobile Breaks Down
lis played the wedding march from
John
Jewell
Bobbed
by
Youthful
subject
of mandated territories.
the accomplishment of Mr. and Mrs. played up the case in such a manner
Lohengrin
and
Mrs. Marguerite
Bandits
Sunday
Night
________________
loe Woods of New York Cty, who as to arouse public feeling against
-(A. P.l
Betiding. Cal.. Sept
Walker sang a solo. Miss Roseltha
The had condition of the state high- reached this city recently on their the accused man. False rumors have
Crouch was flower girl.
way, duo to construction work, has fifty-fourth day out of the metropo­ been sent afloat, not only with re­
Following the ceremony, the young
largely cut down the number of mar­ lis. Traveling with only a small kit gard to the crime charged but also robbed John Jewell at 10:30 Sunday |
1 couple left for Boston where they
riage licenses issued at this county and expressing from station to sta­ to his |>ersonal and domestic affairs.
,R will enter studies to fit them for the
"The public mind has been so in­ evening on Sixth street. Police in Mnit MecUng of wtn(er
seat, by compelling hurried eloping tion a trunk containing necessary ar­
, foreign mission field. Mr. Wilken
the
valley
were
notified
to
be
on
the,
OUIcd
fop
W(>Pk
on
Ea)r
(
oni
^
slon
couples to race toother matrimonial ticles, the Couple said they had made flamed here against the defendant
graduated last spring from Willam­
watchout for the men. but the rob­
between
25
and
30
miles
a
day.
They
contera, It is asserted by Deputy
(Continued on 1'age Two)
ette university and will take up ad­
bers
have
apparently
made
a
get-
declined all "lifts" except one of 200
The women’s auxiliary of the local
County Clerk W. O. Blodgett.
vanced work in medicine at Harvard.
■ away. They got $8 froth Mr. Jewell.I
•(post of the American logion will hold
According to Blodgett, two couples miles across the desert near Phoe-
Mrs Wilken will take up the study
Mr.
Jewell
was
coming
up
Sixth,
1 their first meeting since last spring
about to embark upon matrimony nix, Arlz.
of physical education in Boston uni­
j street on the west side and saw two| j Thursday at
8 o’clock at the court­ versity, leading to an A. B. degree.
changed their minds when their ma­
I inen ahead of him across the street I house
GRE VI’ CATCHES OF TUN \
The summer meetings were
chines broke down
on
rough
\ND SWORDFISH BEING MADE Miss llazcl Wlicdcr Married to Wil by the LeMoss Service station. One | discontinued because of the many di- Both were popular young people of
stretches of shadeloss ro ui and ar­
the city and took leading interests
Avalon, Catalina Island. Cal., Sept. I Ham Watson of Jerome, Arizona | of the men crossed the street and versions.
guments broke out while the Intend­
in the various activities in which they
stood on the curb in front of the
6. (A, P.)---So many catches are
Following the meeting an enter-
ing bridegrooms were changing tires
being made of tuna and swordfish
William Watson, of Jerome. Arlz., | Richardson grocery store. When Mr. tainment will be given the members were engaged. Their many friends
by "big game" anglers thnt officers and Miss Hazel Wheeler, were mar- Jewell came even with him. the muz- of the Legion. A pleasant program extend best wishes.
Among the out of town guests at
of tile Tuna Club are planning to or­ I riod yesterday afternoon at the home ' zle of a gun was thrust into his ribs has been arranged and a light lunch
der a now supply of trophy buttons. | of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and he complied to the command, will be served, The Auxiliary will the wedding were Mrs. Anna Kent,
Amon, the latest catches report 'd A. C. Wheeler, on Prospect Avenue, "Hold up your bands." Tho thelf also make final arrangements for of Ashland, Mrs. J. H. Chambers of
wer<> those of a 205-pound sword- The bride was dressed in blue taffeta then said "Put ’em down and walk their concession at the county fair Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John
Summers of Lebanon and Mrs. L. L.
Princeton I nil tides In |ie-igiiiiig of fitfii and two marlins weighing 150 and carried pink roses. The house ahead of me.”
next week. Other important bus-
French Village Buildings
and I.',2 pounds, respectively, by Dr. was decorated in blue and pink, mak­
At the point of a gun, Mr. Jewell iness will also come before the meet- Perkins.
J. A. WI born.
ing a very pleasant appearance. Rev. was forced to walk to M street where ing. All mothers, wives, sisters and
Soissons, Francs, Sept. 6. (A. P.)
C. M. Cline performed the ceremony. the other thief had already gone and daughters of Legion members are
—The Princeton Unit which Is doin’: (’IGARETTES AKE PROVED TO
A dinnpr was served at 4 o'clock was waiting for them. They stop­ cordially Invited to attend.
reconstruction work in France Is
CONTAIN DANGEROUS GASSES to the wedding guests, thoso being ped in the dark in front of the Cook
now in Solssons and are now making
Chicago. Sept. 6. -(A. P.)-—The Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Cline, Mr. and machine shop and he was searched
plans for four new schools In dif­ hoard of managers of the Anti-Cig­ Mrs. E. Garner, Mrs. L. Fryer, U. D. by one. while the other kept him
Writer Studies Human Nature From
ferent parts of the town.
Soveral arette league announce that they Mihllla, of Tuler, Cal., I^eon and covered with the gun. They escaped Choice steers ............. $6.00 @ $6.50
His Shoe Repairing Bench
men are working on plans for the have procured the results of investi­ Frantz Garner, Myrtle Wheeler and with a $5 bill and some silver.
Hogs, prime light ..$11.25 @ $11.75
schools, town halls and churches of gations of American medical labra- Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wheeler. The
The two men were «aid tn be Hogs, prime light... $10.50 (ft1 $11.00
San Jose, Cal., Sept. 6.—(A. P.) —
eoveral towns along the Alsne near torles and the Ixindon Jatncet labra- bride nnd groom will leave this even­ young, about 21 years of age. The East .Mountain Iambs $6.00 if $6.50
From his shoe-repairing bench Ho­
Berry-au-Bac and Hill 108 and bo- tory which disclosed, that In addition ing for Taft. Cal., to make their one that held the gun was ubout five Eggs, current receipts ....28c if 30c
mer Eon Flint studies types and hu­
I
yon the Chemlne des Dames nt Neu- to nicotine, cigarette and tobacco home.
feet, eight inches in height and of White Henneries ..................
34c man nature from his magazine fic­
fchatel and Evergnicourt.
smoko wore found to contain prussic
A party for the newlyweds was light complection. He wore a brown Selling price, case count.. .30c @ 32c tion stories. Five hours he pounds
The Unit lias been In France since acid, acrolein and carbon monoxide. given last night and a large number suit, a light colored crush hat and a Selects ................................................... 36c
heels, cuts and sews leather, and five
July 1 and was greeted by the mem­
"These 'gases, wore used in large of friends invited.
Refreshments gray short. The guu lie handled was Butter, extra cubes ...........................40c hours he pounds a typewriter and he
bers of the ministry and given a quantities in the later world war to were served at midnight, after an blue. The other man was shorter and Butter, prints .................................... 42c
finds both lucrative.
■week of receptions tn Paris. Since kill soldiers," adds the announce­ evening of dancing. Those invited wore a black suit and cap.
Wheat ...............................$1.08 fi $1.13
"For years I have followed this
then the work has been In the dev­ ment. "There were also found sev­ were: Mr. Jewel. Harriett Clapp, Dola
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Chief of Police Mclzine has made a
system,’’ said Flat, an energetic man
astated regions, which are almost the eral other deadly poisons, including Howell. Opal Jewell, Dorothy Clapp, search through the city and all out­
Portland, Sept. 6.—(A. P.)—Cat­ in his thirties. "T will not abandon
same as they were when the Ameri­ furfural, »n IrritiUng sub?tnn?e sold Clara Weiss. Cloora Howell, Dorothy going trains are guarded. Other po­ tle, steady; hogs, 50c to 75c higher
my trade of shoe cobbler until I can
cans left them at the close of the to ba abbut 50 times as poisonous as Jewell, Myrtle Wheeer, Ixson Garner, lice in the valley were notified to be yesterday, steady
today;
sheep, find a better way of learning human
war.
ordinary alcohol."
Adolph Keller, Frantz Garner.
on the lookout.
steady; eggs and butter, steady.
nature."
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