Grants Pass daily courier., September 15, 1921, Image 1

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Vol,. XL, No. 351.
NI MBEK t-AMt
IS SEI Al FIVE
Figli I Hundred " Americanized" IJtt1*
Russians Returned to l’art-nts by
Altieri» an R»xl • r<*i
Chicago, Sept 15. (A. P.i--Fin­
al decision an to whether the nation
will face a general railroad strike
ma. result from meeting* next week
between the representatives of th»-
shopmen and th»» Big Four brother­
hood* to determine definite action
i
r*-
gardlng the wage cut i and the
change» of working rules.
I nofficial reports from i olili» of
ThreAlenliiK IxHler R»-<»-iv»»l by Mec­
a
the organ! ¡at Ions indicate that
retnry ut (anuid Jury Tell» of \ ió.
large majority nr»» in fuvor of strili-
Irme Vnullllitf "1 all)*'
Ing
Action Follows Receipt oi De Valera Note Insisting That
Irish Delegates be Received as Representatives of
a Soverign State oi Ireland
By William G. Cayce
DELEGATION OF BUSINESS MEN
San Francisco, Sept. 15—(1. N. S.)
FBOM UPPER VALLEY CITY
Ninety per cent of the 800 Russian
.ABE TODAY'S GUESTS
boys and girls of the Petrograd chil­
dren's colony, who were taken prac­
tically around the world in an effort
laindon. Sept. 15,—(A. I',)—Premier L1»»>»1 George toniglit can­ , to reach home by the American Red i
I
*
celled Hrrung<-tiu ute for * conference of Hinn l-'»-in delegates with him­ Cross, have been safely returned to.
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self un»l iuliimt m Interne** September 'JOtb.
their parent*.
Thi* ,i< lion followed the re<»-i|>t of Dr 1 alera's note insisting that
The remaining few whose relatives
Opening Day Shows Products of the
th»- deleftntes be received a* re|»rcM*ntativr* of a ><»». erlgn state.
could not be located are being cared
< 'ounly Cover Wkb- Range—block
for by the Society of Towns of Petro-
Hai Large Place at Sbow
Belfast, Sept. 15.—(A. I’.) — Rioting has lxsin reuevied.
Two i grad in a good boarding school, ac-
women have lx*<*n hurt. Troop* were » nlli-d out.
1 cording to Dr. Herbert M. Coulter,
«
who had charge of the "ark" which
P.l
An Ashland invasion of Granta
San Francisco.
Dublin, Sept. 15.-- (A. P.) Ea­
took the children from Vladivostok
net
.
Paas
was the outstanding feature of
— •Bull for Fatly
mon DeValera, in his latest letter to
to Riga and who has arrived here.
1
the
opening
day of the Southern Ore-
today at 35.UOO
Premier Lloyd George, accepts the
Dr. Coulter brought an interesting
About
bonds, uft»»r th»»
invitation to the Inverness confer-' Two Weeks Taken Off for Protection account of the reunion of some of j gon Industrial Exposition.
Chicago, Sept.
1.5
(A. P.i
I
25
cars
from
the
neighboring
city
tin,nt churglng manslaughter. In con­
once but nvaffirms Ireland’s indepen­
of Gaine Bird
the youngsters with their parents. In
nection with th<< death of Virginia Mummies may not be what they dence as a sovereign slat»- and de­
i going up Sixth street about noon,
•
Several
cases
parents
did
not
recog-
For Instance, the supposed
displaying banners proclaiming them
Rappe was return» »1 to the superior seem.
clares that only as the representa­
Two weeks has been lopped off the ! nlze their own children.
court
District Attorney Brady said, mummies right band of th»» Pharaoh's tives of such have tho Irish uegotia- .
to be from Ashland. At noon the
The
trip
from
Vladivostok
to
Riga
open
season
tor
quail
in
Josephine
I
visitors banqueted at the Josephine,
however, that Arbuckle aoultl not lie daughter who rescued Mose* from tions any authority. “The principle'
and Jackson counties by the state and Petrograd was accomplished in
admitted to bull until the two mur­ the bulrijshe* has recently been will­ of government by consent of the game commission, The season will three months, with stops made at San i.umerous speeches being made by
der charges pending against him hail ed to an Illinois coll••«»». Now com»-* governed must be the basis of-any open two weeks later on October 15 Francisco, New York and Brest, Ashland met and local officers of the
been disposed of
H»* was to deter­ word from th»- Oriental Institute at agreement which will achieve final and will be open for two weeks, clos­ where supplies were taken on.
¡Chamber of Commerce.
mine after a conference with the the I'niverslt) of Chicago thut the | recognition.” asserts DeValera In his
O. S. Blanchard, president of th«
Because
Americans
were
not
assur-i
ing
on
the
night
of
October
31.
The
chief of police and other a.ithorili»-• name of till* particular daughter of letter accepting the Inviiation to at­ action was taken, the commission ex­ ed of getting out of Russia once they' meal commercial organization. W. E.
aa to the exact uatur»- of tb<- charge the Pharaohs i* unknown to history. tend the conference.
'Newcombe, local manager of the
plains, for the purpose of propagat­ put foot on Russian soil, the chil­
"The Egyptians did not consider
on which Vrbucklu shall be tried.
Western Union, and former presi-
ing the game birds. The former sea­ dren were taken to the middle of the
1 Chamber of
San Francisco, Hept. 15
( \ P. > her act Important enough to re-
Ixmdon, Spt. 15. — (A. P.l — •Lloyd son started October 1 and continued bridge at Petrograd and there turned dent °r the
\ thr»-at of violuin .ig »lust Roscoe cord.'' says Dr. T George Allen, aec- George, in reply to DeValera, »aid.
Commerce
and
Wilford
Allen, secre­
over to the Society of Union Towns *
until the end of the month
Arbuckle "If Jiiutlc»» were not done" rotary of th* Institute, "and the He- "If we accepted conference with your
tary of the Grants Pass irrigation
who
saw
to
it
that
they
were
proper
­
The reason for the change of the
in his rair was contained in an brew records are not sufficient to delegates on your formal statement
district, made speeches of welcome.
law Is somewhat of a surprise to local ly delivered to their homes.
anonymous s|>eclal delivery letter Identify her There I« no unanimity of the claim which you have reaffirm­
These were responded to by Henry
The
greater
percentage
of
the
child-j
hunters as there are a large number
received from .-4u> rniiK'iito and ad- even as to which Pharaoh was the ed. tt would constitute an official re­
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ark"
Ender* Jr» Mayo«- C. B. Lamkin of
dren
who
were
aboard
the
,
of
the
quail
In
the
hills.
It
has
not
<1 reused to (he se<-r»-tury of the Pharaoh of the oppression."
‘ uPPflr valley
----- city, J. H. Fuller,
cognition by HU Majesty’s govern­ been noticed that there has been any came from the better families of the the
grand jury
ment of the severance of Ireland decrease in numbers and the new professional class, and there were ■ ‘ccretary of the Ashland chamber,
from the Empire, . nd of Its existence law comes out of a clear sky. An- also one or two titled members in I issued a general invitation while
Ptstr» Al»out All shlpixxl—
here for the people of Josephine to
ns an Independent republic.
other change that Is expected for the party according to the doctor.
The pear crop from th* lower
attend the annual Ashland Winter
next year regards the deer season,
I
Rogue valley Is about shipped out.
Fair, which is held there the first
which will probably be cut to 30 VOLUNTARY STATE BAK
There in yet one car of Com Ice pears
Chicago. Sept 15
(A.
P. )- A
week in December.
days and will allow but one buck to
IS TO BE REPLACED
to be shipped, these coming from a National Unity council is being or-
When the Ashland people visited
each hunter, Although this Is not
large number of orchards
Twenty- ganixed her» today with Edward F.
the fair grounds loey found that
definite,
it
Is
understood
that
the
Dayton. Ohio. Sept. 15.— » A. P.j—| .
five cars have been shipped tn date, Dunne furm> r governor of Illinois, President of Women Preai her’s Meet
k
Tho ,»»„.,
... _
. h
. -i
their
sister
county
voluntary
state
bar association
,
.
■ could
,
. put »» on
three of these being apple* of th* at Its head ' Th»- object of th»‘ Coun­
Says Men Enable to S(»-m Advance commission will ask the legislature Th*
,,
, .
.
.
.
¡show that does justice to all the
to
make
the
change.
of today is due to give wav to an-
. .. . .
Winter Bulimia variety Five cars of cil Is to promote harmom among all
association created under state stat-' bO°8ter ^uments that have ever
late pears, the Anjou and Hose h.ive »■l iases, races and religion*. On»- of
Chicago, Sept 15. I A. P.l — Male
proverbial huge
ute to which every lawyer is required
ma '
e
been scut out
This week will see the prime motives, according to Its , autocracy that once ruled in every
w pumpkins, luscious fruits, vegetables,
to belong, according to Daniel
th»» end of pear shipments, an des organizers. Is to combat the spread ¡part of life is making its last stand
i flowers, women's needlework, cattle,
Iddings of this city, president of the
then tieginnlng to come In One car of th» Ku Klux Klan
In the ministry. Miss M. Madeline
swine, chickens and many other ex­
of Grimes Golden mid Jonathan sp­
Southard, president of the Interna­ German S|H>akin‘g Religious Sect Mil») 'Ohio State Bar Association.
hibits were placed for inspection.
The object sought is protection of
pies will be parked thia roni In g
Ix'nm laingimge of Country
tional Association of Women Preach­
The large building was filled with the
< IRIXIROM tGM.MANDER OF
the public and the legal profession
week.
ers. told its annual convention here
displays. The merchants took a lively
I AITI II SPANISH WIR VETS
The
tonight.
Winnipeg. Man . Sept. 15__ (A. P.l fron’ the unscrupulous lawyer,
interest in their opportunity to adver­
Store* 1-kisl to t
Miss Southard led the struggle in Manitoba is prepared to enforce the I associations would have disciplinary tise and many attractive booths have
laical merchant* hate been re­
Minneapolls. Sept. 15
(A. P.l — the Methodist Episcopal general con­ teaching of English to every Men- powers.
been arranged.
A definite movement to this end
quested to clos tomorrow afternoon. Oscar E. Cnrlstroin. of Illinois, was ference last year that obtained li­ nonite child of the province during
The blood»?d stock came in for its
I nofficial action was taken by the today elected the national comman- cense for women to preach Her home the coming school term, it is official- i which has already made considerable share of the general favorable com-
Chamber of Commerce director* In der of the United Spanish War Vet- ¡is In Winfield. Kan Women preach- ly announced. Thirteen new schools progress Is reported by Mr. Iddings.
; ment. .The hog pen was filled with
sanctioning such a move but nothing ' erans.
I ers of a number of churches, for the have been completed or will be short­ He noted that North Dakota has made the selections from the best herds of
official »a* don»' leaving It entirely
association is non-ilonominational, ly in the heart of Mennonlte colonies all lawyers of the state members of J ¡the valley. The cattle sheds con­
up to the merchant whether he shall
heard her address.
where the greatest opposition to pub­ an association which is given broad tained the best cattle in the county,
HOME DONATED WIDOW lit
powers to evolve such organization
close or stav open. The city schools
"Our
good
friends
in
this
land
who
lic
schools was to be found.
a number of the different breds being
III ILDERS VND Fl ItNISHFRS
will i»e closed for th* afternoou
Despite talk of migration to Mexi- a8 ** sees M- The law went into ef- exhibited
oppose woman's admission to the
Although this Is a bad
ministry seem to be serenely uncon­ co and other foreign countries, no fect July 1.
time of the year for a chicken show,
New Orleans. Sept 15.— (A. P.1-
ForeMrr» W ill I isit—
scious that they are the spiritual de­ Mennonites have "as yet migrated
.there were numerous pens of poul­
1 A home constructed of materials do­
A trip of Inspection over the en­
scendants of those who once held from Manitoba this year.
INGENUOUS CHINESE COOK
try.
I na ted by builders' supply men on a
tire Blsklyou forest will be mad»- b)
women as chattels, who later shut
In a majority of districts the Men­
AIDS TRIP THROUGH RUSSIA
One exhibit which attracted atten­
Jot
purchased
with
contributions
from
District Forester Geo II. Cecil, of
the schools in their faces, denied nonites have become reconciled to
tion was that of W. J. Dingier, who
1
real
»»state
dealers,
erected by union
Portland, Major E W
Kelly, of
them the ballot, and refused them the public schools. It is said, and tn
Berlin. Sept. 15—(A. P.)—Charles showed In a booth the products of
| workmen free of cost and furnished
Washington. D »'.. and W B. Osborn
equal wag»>s for equal work despite certain localities are renting the old R. Crane, former American minister his 2Vi acre ranch on Rogue River
| by furniture deniers with no hope of
of Portland. The gentlemen will be
the fact that thousands of them were Mennonlte school* for use as public ¡to China, attributes the success of avenue in the city limits. There was
accompanied by Supervisor Mac.Dan- ¡reward, has been given Mrs. Frank the family bread
winners.” Miss schools.
his trip across Siberia and through every conceivable commodity which
lels, who «ill t.tk» them down th»- O’Connor and her nine children.
Southard said.
Russia to the ingenuity of his Chi­ grows here that could be used by a
Frank
O
’
Connor,
the
breadwinner
Rogue river tmil .inle-s they express
nese cook who. be stated, never fail­ i family.
|
of
th»»
family,
was
killed
In
a
fall
n desire to »Islt th»- new Caves high­
I
ed to return from most precarious
The fair is open evenings and spe­
SIN DIEGO OWNED St HOONER
They will arrive tomor- several months ago. When the fam-
way first
scouting trips with eggs and some cial lighting effects will be used to
BURNED—GREW IS SAVED
|
lly
h»»
left
was
on
the
verge
of
being
row- from the north mid will .spend
evicted. The New Orleans Item heard i San Francisco, Sept. 15.— (A. P.l Fifteen Tbouaand Dollar la*-* by Fire meat whenever Mr. Crane's car halt- show off the exhibits to the best ad­
two Wl»»*ks on the trip.
<>d for foraging purposes.
vantage. Ths afternoon sports and
at Cathlamet. Wash.
The schooner lx»tus. owned in San I
' about their plight
Th»» pnKlic re­
i
“He even succeeded In ferreting out the round-up keep the fair goers in-
Diego,
was
burned
oft
Point
Hueneme
sponse was Immediate
The W. O. W. band gave
-Cathlamet. Wash. Sept. 15. -(A. one of his fellow countrymen who • terested
I last night The crew was rescued by
P.l- Wahpeakum county courthouse would come down to our car and at- a few selections on the street shortly
j th»» steam schooner Humboldt.
ENGLAND WILL ESTABLISH
I
was burned to the ground this morn- j tend to the week's laundrying.” said afternoon and then went to the fair
COALING STATION ON ATOLL
Frederick und Oscar Enjoy House
ing •with a loss of ♦ 15,000 to the the Mr. Crane in the course of an infor- »rounds where they played in the
Forty With Failed Father
county.
By hard work volunteers mal narrative of his 7,000-mile jour- afternoon and will also play tonight.
The moonlight dance is to be the big
prevented the flames from spread- ne?-
Papeete. Tahiti. Sept. 15
(A. P.)
———
Ing to other property but it was Im-j The 100,000,000 soviet rubles for event of the evening In the way of
Doorn, Sept. 15. (A. P.l The
Great Britain Is preparing to os­
almosphere of gloom, which prevall- tnblish a naval coaling station ât Part) of AmeHcan Farmer* Fiml S«>G ’«»ssibleto save the courthouse. which_Mr. Crane paid 13,000 Ameri- entertainmnt.
ert over the house of tin- former C»er- Penrhvn Island. a large atoll about
tlement Too Far From Sea
wh,eh w,,s n t"«-»“’’«’? frame build­ can money, were carried In bales
which occupied a large part of his
miin emperor after the death of the 700 miles north of here, according
ing erected 20 vears ago.
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I
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car.
former Empress \uguste. has been to reports received from a British
Lima, Peru, Sept. 15.—(A. P.l
at least temporarily lifted by the warship that recently visited Tahiti.
I The members of th«» party of Amer­
IMIITiatll M \KKETS
house party held there this stiminer. |
Penrhvn Is famous In the South
South American Rights Held for and
ican farmers, mostly from the west­
The former Crown Prince Fred­ Seas as a rich pearl Islnnd.
Price Charged for Settlement
ern part of th»» United States, who re­ I
Choice steers ....
♦ 6.00 ¡it 18.50
--- ,,■■■■
.......... j
erick and Prince Oscar with Ills wife
cently left here to establish a farm Warden Maloney Believes Fugitive Choice feeders
♦ 1.50
15.00
Buenos Aires, Sept. 15.—(A. P.l —
and children luive ' -en .spending
¡colony In the Pampa del Sacramento
Receiving l*rotection
Hogs, prime light. ♦ 11.50 ft $12.00 Complaint has often been made by
their summer holldnys at the castle. I
I Valley along the eastern head waters
Hogs, prime light....♦ 1 2.00 fi ♦ 12.56 manufacturers and others that on
The former emperor takes groat '
of the Amazon river In northern Peru
McNeil's Island. Sept. 1 5. » A. P. > East Mountain I .a nibs ♦6.00 (u ♦6.50 entering South America for the pur­
pleasure In watching his grandson
34c pose of selling their products they
ride a tin» bicycle In the park and ' Harvey < limili l»is liircs Ilo Alone I* | have abandoned the project anil five —Despite the upsetting of clues in­ White Henneries ...
of them have returned to l.invi. Th<> dicating that Rov Gardner Is still on Eggs, buying ..........
ltew|»«>iislldc for Murder of tien
.....30c .i 32c found that some enterprising person
also arranges the daily sawfn ■. par­
whole party which left here was In McNeil's Island. Warden Maloney Selling, candled ......
38c it 40c had appropriated their trade marks
ties wherein nil male members of the
('hlcaSo. Sept. 15. (A. P.I
... 4 0c <( 4 2c and patent rights thus being able to
Mar­ charge of J B. Schoenfelt. of Omkul- persists in the belief that the pris­ Eggs, selects ......
fiunlly jiartlcipate, the workers re­
He suspects that Butter, extra cubes
40c prevent the use of the manufacturer’s
freshing themselves nt Intervals with vi v W. ch nreh. confessed slayer of gee, Okla., formerly United States oner is still here
Indian
agent
for
Oklahoma
territor».
some
islander
is
sheltering
the fugi­ Butter, print* .......
Ans-
Bernard
Daugherti
ami
•Carl
42c own brands without “adjustment."
wino.
Wheat .............._........ ♦ 1.08 fl ♦1.12
The ratnmed colonists brought tive
Probably the most curious case of
The relations between the ex- mils, automobile salesmen, today In
tales
of
l.aidshlps
encountered
and
faced
the
district
attorney's
office,
such an attempt to appropriate a de­
kaiser mill the »town prince are evi­
McNeil’s Island. Sept. 15. (A. P.)
Portland. Sept.
15.— (A. P.) — sign was made here recently when
dently more cordial for they are of­ his mother for the tirât time since reported t.’at the din’ricts they had
ten seen together strolling In the his nrrest. Church reiterates the visited on the slon<> of the Amazon —A posse was sent to Gertrude, a Killing cattle, weak: hogs, tops 50c an English firm applied for patent
streets of the village and the ground* statement that he com mltted the were unfavorable to their scheme of town on the island, when two shots lower, other classes 75c lower; sheep right on the American flag. Tt was
steady; eggs and butter, firm.
were heard near there
murders without assistance.
olonlzatlon
denied.
of the cstute
ENACT CHARGE Foil TRIAI
TO BE ltM lld.lt VI' CON.
FEItENCE
IM i
VARIED ENTRIES ATTRACTIVE
MME ARISTOCRACVIAST STAND
ENGLISH FOR THE MENNONITES
SOUTH AMERICAN PROJECT LOST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GARDNER IS STILL ON ISLAND