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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1921)
INHOt'IATED PKKKH SERVICE UH A NT* FAMI. 4OHE1 HINK COUNTY, ORKGON- VOI,. .VI.. No. XVi. FAIR EXHIBITS »EOT INFLUENCING THREE BANDITS WILL BE HELD DFFI® ™IF OF WITNESSES TAKE $28.000 FROM CIRCUS Ha>» Strong hxd« blllt) Ttuil I ninwl Bandit May lluvn Heiu-hwl .Mulnlund mk I mi ---------- • WHOM: NUMBER >MM. SATURDAY, BKFTKMHEK 17, 1W2I I Lloyd tRxjrge Kays No Meet PowsibL- While Hinn Fein Delegatew Ex pect Recognition LITTLE VESSEL OF SHACKLETON LEAVESLONDON ---------- Tacoma. Hept. 17 (A I’.) Fall- ARRAIGNMENT OF ARBUCKLE ’ l'OLP 'E WITHOUT CLUE AS TO ' London, Sept. 17.—(A. P.)—Pre VOYAGE OF THE QUEST LNTO IXX'AL ANI» VISITI NH MGIIT- mier Lloyd George, replying to De ling to find any trace of Gardner on AN .MANSLAUGHTER IH IDENTITY OF THE MEN WHO HKKRB GIVEN LAST VIEW ANT ARTIC SEAS IS Valera's communication of Friday, McNeil's Island, officials are plan t ONTINUED ; MADE THKFT BEGUN OF FAIR ning to search the Northwest states, thinking the bandit may have es caped to the mulnland during the recent heavy fogs. Warden Maloney admitted for th» first time today that there Is a strong possibility that Roy Gardner has es K u U iiu >I« m I Atl<->><lnn< << of 11,000 See caped to the mainland. He believes DlMplay« and llound-up al tlo the baudlt received outside help If l'alrground» he Is not being harbored by someone on the Island. The prison guards are to search Th» (sir building and «round» will the buildings of the ranchers under b<> kept open tomorrow to allow suspicion those who hav» beeu unable to see the exposition at that time. Many WOMAN PRE WHKK TALKM Jackson county people ar expucted I lt<>M III \ !•» I |T H tilt 3RD - to make the trip aa the rhunge la be- lug given publicity In th Medford Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 17. (A. paper. There will be no games or P > -Dr. Rowena Morse Mann, min conceaalona open but the exhibits ister of the Third t'nltarlan church In will be kept In place aa (ar as It is Chicago, the first woman to receive possible Much of the stock will be a degree from the University of Jena left. In Germany, has attained a new dis Yesterday was the big day at the tinction. fair apparently aa there was an es W’hen she appeared recently in the timated attendance of 3000 people. pulpit of Appleton chapel at Har- The building was thronged today but I vard University to preach to the stu It Is not believed that there will be dents of the summer school she as many as on Friday The revenue broke Harvard tradition Never be from the gates will meet th» ex fore In the nearly 300 years of the in- |>enaea of the fair, with the excep istitutlon’s history has a woman con- tion of the money spent for perma I ducted chapel services nent buildings and th«« grounds The receipts aumassed expectations. SPEAKER* I IVOR RELAXING It was Impossible yesterday to "W HITE Al STHAl.l V POLICY hold the swimming meet on account of the coldness of the water, which Sydney. N. S W., Sept. 17. —(A. is down to SO degrees The freezing P.) --Relaxing of the policy of a temperature nights has made it al white Australia was favored by sev most impossible for swimmers to eral speakers at a conference on Aus stay In the water for any length of tralia's relations with the East held time. The round-up. however, was by the Australian Student Christian good enough to make up for the movement last week In Melbourne. loss of the meet The "broncs" Dr. Sydney Strong of Seattle, were too much for some of the cow Wash., said a policy of Asiatic exclu boys who hit the dust hard on sev sion would tend to make Australia eral occasions. Spectators report provincial, lie declared that allow that there were some real riding ex ing entrance to Australia on a nu hibitions and sum» dangerous merical percentage basis of the great horses. races of colored people surrounding One feature which has attracted her would cause no economic dis considerable comment and which turbance. He urged that these races will probably be enlarged upon next be allowed full citizenship year 1s the Individual farm exhibit Several enterprising farmers have WINNER OF PARIS HAUEN MILL DRIVE UFA EHI.V HII.1J« taken a small place utid have put In an exhibit of what can lie raised on lais Angeles. Cal . Sept. 17. — (A. a small place. One of these shows the results of a year's labor without I’ t Jimmy Murphy. American auto irrigation and show what the Rogue mobile driver who won the Grand lands can do when properly culivated Prix race In Paris last month, will Another shows what can be done drhe In the Thanksgiving Day race with water. A third exhibit Is from on Beverely Hills tract here. It was the few acres owned In Parley Proc announced recently. Bitter elimination trials for the tor on the south side of the river near the old sugar factory site This Thanksgiving Day race, as more land, which was cleared but six drivers than are permitted in the months ago and Is granite land, pro contest have already applied for en duced pumpkins and squash that trance blanks, will be held. Rules will match anything shown. A pla for the American \utoinobile Asso card announces that "Many miss the ciation permit 18 cars to start. knock of opportunity because of the \MI i ; i < in <. YMBLKR8 n RNBD knocking on the inside." DOWN IIY UWER CALIFORNIA YLSTEfiOAÏ WAS GflEAI DAÏ BROTHERS ON COACHING STAFFS Mexico City, Sept. 17. --(A. P.) Requests by American capitalists for gambling concessions on Coronado ltoy, George and I'red Kohler Hold Islands, off tho const of Lower Cali Places on Piielfie Hchoola fornia, have been denied by the de partment of agriculture which stilted Salem. Oro., Sept. 17. -(A. P.) its policy Is against permits of such Three brothers. Roy, George and nature. Frnd Kohler, will be prominent on the coaching staffs of three different ('ALIFORM \ INDIANS IK) NOT Pacific northwest schools this year. LOKH WOOIM'ItAET SKILL Roy Kohler recontly became foot Fort Bidwell, Cal.. Sept. 17. (A. ball coach nt Willamette University I’. I California Indians have not lost here, and his brothers. George and all their woodcraft skill. Recently Fred are coaching nt the University nt an Indian fair here, a native, "In of Oregon and Washington State dian George" displayed an ancient College respectively. practice of his people by starting a fire by whirling a piece of sage brush root rapidly around a stick of soft wood. JONNY MANE STILL CHAMP, Don Neeley, of Spokune. passed Featherweight Champion of the through the city yesterday enroute World is Winner Over Frnsli for Sacramento. Mr. Neeley was In Ringside. Dunn Field, Cleveland. the same company of engineers over Sept. 17. -(A P) Johnny Kllbane. sells as were Hen W. Coutant and featherweight champion of the Dann Ament. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Allen are ex world, defeated Danny Frush. of Baltimore, this afternoon with a pected to arrive tomorrow evening knockout In the seventh round of a from Pulo Alto, where Mr. Allen has been attending the Stanford law scheduled 12 round bout. The champion had the best school. They will spend the next throughout the fight, keeping up u two weeks In the city with Mr. Al running fire of talk. Frush barely len's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Mien. (nlssed a knockout in the sixth. I says that to receive the Sinn Fein delegates to the proposed conference as representatives of an indpendent state would constitute official recog nition of Ireland’s severance from ' the king's domain. He said that the conference would Iloblter- Hold up Hve Penton», l»own be Impossible so long as De Valera Man and Woman, and Escape i insisted on this point. MOBSHOßlS OP MOVIE SCREEN MONEY BEINO TRANSFERRED “LOST” ISLAND TO BE SOUGHT Cowboya Heize Films of t ally anil Burn It in Streets of Tber- m<»ftoils. Wyo. Ship Carrie» Wireless and Airplane for Iaiying of Cour»«, in Antarc With Automobile - -.............1 tic Fogs Belfast, Sept. 17.—(A. Pj—Two , boys were wounded during serious San Francisco, .tept. 17.—(A. P.) Vancouver, Wash., Sept. 17.—(A. I disorders last night. Troops were Ixindon, Sept. 17.—(A. P)—The Tin- : rralgnment ot .Arbuckle on a P.)—(Police are without a clue to the ! rushed to the scene. A man who in Quest, the small ship on which Sir manslaughter charge came up in the Identity of three men who were re terfered with them received bayonet Ernest Shackleton will explore the superior court today, but was con ported to have held up a truck of the wounds. uncharted sections of the South At tinued until September 26. The Sells-Floto circus last night, getting lantic, Pacific and Antartic seas left grand jury Is to consider, Monday, away with between 128,000 and 330,- METHODIST FOREIGN MIS the Thames today on the state of a the alleged tampering with wit 000. SION FIELD EXTENSIVE two year voyage. Large crowds nesses It is reported that the holdup oc wished the party a successful voyage. Dr Arthur Beardslee, the St. curred at the edge of town while the Chicago, Sept. 17.—(A. P.)—How The voyage of the Quest, quaint lit Francis hotel bouse physician Is be- money was being transferred from extensive is the work promoted by tle 200-ton ship has for its objectives Ing sought as a witness before the the circus grounds to the treasure i American women in foreign mlssion- not only oceangraphic research but grand jury. H» Is reported to Ite on car. The robbers are said to have ’ ary fields is indicated in a report of the exploration of a petrified forest a bunting trip jumped from the brush, fired two activities of the Woman's Foreign and the location of a "lost" island, shots over the heads of the five per- Missionary society of the Methodist Tuanakl, the adjacent waters of Thermopolis, Wyo.. Sept. 17. — (A. sons in the truck, knocked down a Episcopal church which will be made which have not been sailed for more P • A mob of 150 men and boys, man and a woman who refused to at a meeting of Its general executive than ninety years. Tn addition, many of them cowboys, last night obey their commands and escaped in committee at Wichita. Kan . October soundings will be taken of the ocean "shot up” the screen of the Maverick an automobile. 25 to November 1. , plateau surrounding Gough's Island theater where Arbuckle films were The society has 620 missionaries in I regarding as upposed underwater being shown. They seised the film, MILLING MACHINERY FROM i India. Bru ma. Malaysia, the Nether continental connection between Afri took It Into the street, and burned ALYSKA FOR CA LI Ft Hi NIA lands Indies, Philippine Islands. ca and America. parts of it. China, Korea, Japan. Africa, Mexico. The Quest, which uses both sail The purity league had asked the Juneau, Alaska. Sept. 17.— (A. P.) South America. Italy. Bulgaria, and ■ and steam, and which may corer manager not to run the film, but he -•Milling machinery formerly used France, according to this report. more than 30,000 miles before its refused to heed the request. at Thane, near here, is to be shipped It supports 994 boarding schools. return home, was constructed ac- to the old Comstock mine at Virginia 1.458 day schools, three college de . cording to the p?rscnal ideas ot City. California, according to Cali partments and nine English schools. Shackleton, who has made several < oil ar llone Broken— Bud Knox, son of Fred Knox of fornia mining engineers who were It furnishes literature in nine lang voyages to the Antartic. He com this city, suffered the breaking of a here recently. The machinery will uages besides English. It takes care manded the British expedition of collar bone this afternoon at the fair be used in a new mine mill on the of 209,569 patients in hospitals and 1907-09, which reached within 97 dispensaries. grounds, whan the horse be was rid Comstock lode. miles of the South Pole and also the ing became entangled In some wire expedition of 1914-15 to Weddell SEATTLE BALL CLUE MEMBER.« which had been discarded Sea. His present ship Is 111 feet WILL TOUR THROUGH JAPAN long. 25 foot beam and 12 feet in depth. She was built in Norway in Auxiliary Serves Lunches— Seattle. Wash . Sept 17 —(A. P.) The Izidiea Auxiliary to the Am Nationally known Figure P wmhx - s - -Several members of the Seattle ¡1917 of oak, pine and spruce and has been tested in heavy ice. Her erican I^egion is serving lunches at Away In Home Vesterday club of the Pacific Coast baseball : sides are two feet thick and her bows their booth In the fair grounds aud league are planning on a baseball are of solid oak sheathed with steel. have been always ready to feed the Medford, Oregon. Septt. 16.—Col. tour of Japan at the close of the Her steaming radius is 9.000 miles hungry. The Salvation Army also H. H. Sargent, a nationally known i league season next month. Frank and. under sail, in a stiff breeze the has a booth for serving lunches figure in military circles, and a pion ] Miya, a local Japanese who is inter Quest can make sght knots. She car eer of southern Oregon dropped dead ested In baseball, will handle the ries wireless equipment and an air- in the yard of bis home at Jackson tour. . plane with a 25-foot wing spread, Among the players considering the i She has a glass enclosed bridge. ville at three o'clock yesterday after noon, while fighting a grass Are. trip are Jack Adams, Frank Tobin, Kami Science School Will Test Pub Heart failure was presumably the I “Hunky” Schorr. Ray Bates, Ray BOSTON FIREMEN STUDY 'cause of death. Colonel Sargent was Francis. Billy Lane and Billy Cun lic IJeenMng Law« of State BLUE PRINTS OF SYSTEM in excellent health, and attended the ningham. In addition to the Seattle 1 men. Miya will try to recruit players Southern Oregon Pioneers Reunion New York, Sept 17.—(A. P. I Boston, Mass.. Sept. 17.— (A. P.) The law passed by the last legisla at Ashland yesterday taking an ac 1 from the other clubs of the league. , —Boston firemen today must be ture requiring private schools to be tive part, and was elected president WORLD CHAMPION SPRINTER readers of blue prints as well as fire licensed by the state board of re of that organization. NOW (¡OLE .MANIA VICTIM . fighters. The news of his death comes as a gents will be tented by the Rand Fire Commissioner John R Mur School of Social Science. which shock to the state and nation. He phy has just furnished to each sta Del Monte. Cai., Sept. 17. — (A. P. 1 came into the public eye when it was was a personal friend of Theodore | —Charles W. Taddook. Los Angeles, tion charts showing the layout of the Roosevelt and General Leonard attacked during the trial of the five world's chempion sprinter, entered water supply system, including the ousted socialist assemblymen at Al Wood. He was an author of high the California state golf champion i location of water mains in their re bany two years ago. The school an reputation, a recent book of his on ship tournament here early this spective districts. Firemen are di nounces it will open here on Sep the late war being off the press but month less than three months after rected to study the blueprints so that tember 26 without obtaining a li a few months. His books on the Na I he had held a golf club in his hands i in time of fire engines and other ap poleonic wars were considered class cense. paratus may be stationed at the most for the first time. Algernon Lee, educational direc ic. "I would rather play in the lower effective points. As soon as the fatal Illness over tor of the school and formerly a It has sometimes happened that seventies than run the 100-yard dash member of the New York board of took Colonel Sargent medical aid in 9 2-5 seconds.” Paddock said. "The apparatus using hydrants on "dead aidermen. said he was ready to be was called. Citizens of the county i California amateur golf champion- end” mains have suffered diminution a martyr. If necessary. The maxi seat, headed by F. L. Toil Velle | ship would be more to me than all ot the water supply when other en mum penalty of 60 days In jail may rushed to the scene and applied first I the athletic championships I ever gines, responding to later alarms, be imposed under the law. which aid and emergency measures. Rela won.” have been stationed at hydrants was fostered by Senator Clayton R. tives were phoned for. nearer the source. Lusk, who has been active in Inves < lothes Are Stolen— tigating alleged radical organiza Herman Horning is mourning the THOUSANDS ATTEND SERVICES tions. loss of a coat and a pair of trousers OVER VICTIMS OF THE ZR-2 . which were stolen from him last | night, while he was at the fair. He New York, Sept. 17.— (A. P.) — Delegates From Franco, England and America .Meet for Confab ....... ' had left the suit in his store and a Thousands attended in a drizzling man was seen to enter about 8: 30.He | rain the services for the 15 blue New York. Sept. 17. (A. P.) — was seen by Mrs. Goetz but she jackets and officers who died In the "Donnalrc” Turned Over to the For Delegates from various engineering thought nothing of It until she was ZR-2 dirigible disaster at Hull, Eng- est Servie«' for Use on Pacific i land. societies of England, France and informed of the robbery. Juneau, Alaska, Sept. 17. (A. America will meet here next month PORTIA ND MARKETS , ♦ ♦ ♦ P. 1 Alaska forest rangers soon will to "establish an international con tract which shall promote concord > RAIN WARNINGS ARE ♦ be making their journeys along Choice steers..........36.00 it 36.50 SENT BROADCAST ♦ northern coasts in a former yacht, among the English speaking coun Choice feeders 34.50 fl fS.OO ♦ ---------- ♦ the Hiawatha, said to be one of the tries, udvance the science of engi Hogs, prime light $11.50 fi 312.00 ♦ San Francisco, Sept. 17—(A. ♦ most beautiful vessels ever in north neering and work along conservative Hogs, prime light 310.50 it 311.00 lines for the establishment ot Inter East Mountain Izimbs 36.00 it 36.50 ♦ P.)—.Rain warnings have been ♦ ern waters The Hiawatha, christened the national peace." White Henneries ....... ................ 34c ♦ sent throughout Oregon, Wash- ♦ This movement began during the Eggs, whites, buying .. ..... •............ 38 ♦ ington, Idaho, Nevada and ♦ Donnaire, when launched as a pri vate yacht in Boston In 191-1 was war when the engineers of these Eggs, candled, selling ................. 4 0c ♦ Northern and Central Calitor- ♦ sold to the United States govern countries linked their activities be Eggs, selects ................ . 42c ® 44c > nia telling those drying fruit to ♦ ment in 1917 and converted Into a hind the lines. Their program now. Butter, extra cubes . 43c ♦ stack trays and take other pre- ♦ ♦ coast patrol boat, on the Atlantic officials of engineering societies ex Rutter, prints ............. .............. 42c <• cautions. Unsettled conditions over the ♦ coast. After the war she was turn plain, is to open fresh International Wheat ..................... 31.09 ® 31.13 ♦ ♦ North Pacific will bring a storm ♦ ed over to the forest service and channels not unlike the Carnegie shipped to Seattle on the deck of a Endowment for International Peace, Portland, Sept. 17. (A. P.) Cat ♦ to the coast states, said the + transport, latter she came to Alaska the Sulgrave Institution and the tle, steady; hogs. 5 0c lower; sheep, ♦ forecast. ♦ English Speaking Union. under her own power. steady; eggs, 2c higher; butter firm. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦ SARGENT DEAD AT JACKSONVILLE NEW YORK SCHOOL IAW TESTED ALLIED ENGINEERS WILL MEET HANDSOME YACHT FOB FORESTS
