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GRANTS PAHA. JOHEPHINE OOUMTY, OREGON.
VOL. XII., No. I.
MONDAY» HEITHUBEH 12, 1221
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in- Valera inquires Whether "lln-
mand for Surrender of Invitation
to Mat" Is Meant
Reiterate«. Faith in II u .I muk I aud
t«k» I'ubllt to Hu»|M-n<| Judg­
ment for Truth
Han Francisco. Hept. 19.— (A. F J
BERT ORCI'TT ANU JAk MOORE
Mrs. Roscoe Arbuckle — Monta
IN <1 HTtiliY AFTER »»0,000
Durfee -arrived from New York to
THEIT
•
assist lu the defense of her husband
Hb« was met at Sacramento by her
husband's attorneys.
Hho gave out a statement reiterat­
ing her faith lu her husband's inno­
cence. and aaked that the people sus­
pend judgment until tbe truth comes
Pair Slud and Arrestisi When They
out She declared her confidence
Made an AUeuipt to Take Cai he
that he would be cleared and re­
at Io Center
stored to his place In the heart of the |
American people.
IHIBDMtMBERMAïBEWOMAN
London, Sept. 19.—(A. P.)—De­ 100 STICKS OF T. N. T. ARE HELD
Valera telegraphed Che premier ask­
BY THE POLICE WITH FIVE
ing whether Lloyd George’s letter of
BOMBERS
September 7 was a “demand for sur­
render or an invitation to a confer­
—
ence free on both sides and without
prejudice, should an agreement not
be reached."
'De Valera said that if the latter
—
were meant the Sinn’ Fein delegates
Calder Will Offer Hi* Alcoholic tssurancra of Good Will Conveyed to
are ready to meet the British repre­ Police Hay Richard Burke Confeased
Russian People by State lie*
to Supplying Bombs to lAbor
Mquor Tax Amendment in the
sentative* at any time in the immedi­
Senate
..
|mrt«nent
Unions for Sabotage
ate future.
I
MAY DROP AMUSEMENT TAKES
SHOE SHOP IS SHATTERED
FINANCIER WOULD COLONIZE
Vancouver, Wash.. H*i>t. 19. — (A.|
Geneva, Sept. 19.—(A. P.i—The
Washington. Hept. 19.— (A. P.I —
Al'HTRAIAAN FERTILE FIELD*
P. I Two wounded men. 'Bort Orcutt |
The Hmort proposal for a inanufac final report of the league of nations I
and Jay Moore, are In custody ac­
i Hirers' sales lax is not included in disarmament commission was given
Sydney. Sept. 18.—(A P.)—Aus­
cused In connection with the >30,000
Peking. Hept. 19.—(A P.)—The the revised house tax bill approved out today. It intimates that the tralians are interestedly discussing a
Hells-Flolo holdup, and the authori­ great iPeklng Union Medical college, I today by the senate finance commit- Washington conference will be better scheme proposed by Sir Joseph Car­
ties are trying to located a third man. which has been erected here by the ! tee.
able than the league to deal with ruthers, Australian publicist and
possibly a woman dressed as a man, China Medical Board of the Rocke­
While accepting tbe principle of naval disarmament.
financier, for the settling of 1,000,-
tbe suspect (being the third member feller Foundation, is to be dedicat­ the Calder amendment to Impose a
000 English tillers of the soil upon
of the holdup gang.
Washington. Sept 19.— (A. P.I — 1,000,000
farms
in
Australia,
ed tomorrow uud noted scientists tax of >6.40 i>er gallon on all alco-
The pair were shot and arrested and medical men from many coun­ 1 hollc liquors withdrawn from bond Assurance that “legitimate Russian' through the creation of a fund of
early yesterday when they attempted tries are here either to take part in for other than manufacturing pur- Interests” would be carefully guard­ >150,000,000 to be raised in equal
to gather a cache at I a Center Mrs. the ceremonies or to attend an In­ I pose«, the committee did not Include ed at the armament and far Eastern . proportion by 'Australia and Great
Moore, two children and Christine ternational medical conference to be­ the text in the bill. Calder will of­ conference has been conveyed to the ' Britain.
Russian people by the state depart- j He argued that the scheme would
Grosso, who were in tbe automobile ' held in connection with the dedica­ fer his amendment in the senate.
The committee accepted the amend­ meat.
permit the emigration to Australia
in which the men went Io the cache tion
of a large number of the unemployed
are being held.
The Peking Union Medical college ment repealing the one cent tax on
service men of the kingdom to some
Information which led to the cap-i has been in process of erection and amusement admission charge* of ten
cents
or
less
of the richest land in the world,
construction
since
1915.
it
I*
the
ture was given to Vancouver author­
which as yet has never felt a plow-
ities by a farmer named Jerry I chief agency through which the
share.
Rlordian. who stumbled across the Rockefeller Foundation alms to pro­
Stormont Castle and Grounds Pur­
Sir Joseph stressed the value to
short-cut mote the progress of wenieru medi­
cache while taking a
chased for I'lsOer Gocrenment
Great Britain of the man power
through* the woods near I a Center. cine in China.
brought to Australia by the under­
The campus of tbe college which
Wash . Saturday noon
Belfast. Ireland, Sept. 19.—(A. taking. He declared that it would
Completion of
Portland-Newburg
Rlordian immediately telephoned Is located near the heart of Peking
P.) Stormont Castle and grounds be better for the United Kingdom to
Hlghwray Celebrated by Carnival
this Information to the Vancouver and the Forbidden City was former­
in
East (Belfast, owned by Charles support such a scheme than to build
authorities, and early Saturday af­ ly the site of the palace and garden
McMinnville. Ore.. Sept. 19.—(A. Allan who was till recently a mem­ warshtps in contemplation of Aus-
of
a
Chinese
prince.
trrnoon a posse of police and deputy
Fourteen hospital* and laboratory P.I—Completion of the new Port­ ber of the famous Workman Clark I traila's danger should the Pacific
sheriffs went to thl* point, two mite*
building*
ha-«, been erected there­ land-Newberg highway will be cele­ shipbuilding firm, has been bought become a war zone
south of «‘.is L> ru of I a Center,
brated here September 22. 23 and for $100.000 as the seat for the Ul­
where they remained in hiding on and these have been decorated in 24. as part of the program of the ster parliament.
NEW AMERICAN TALIK IS
the
conventional
Chinese
fashion
in
awaiting the return of the robbers.
CITY “MADE TO ORDER"
Stormont is one of the finest pro­
bright colors and with the elaborate American lAgion carnival. Officials
of
the
state
highway
commission
perties
in
the
vicinity
of
Belfast.
The
1 cornices typical of Imperial palaces
have promised to be present to take expense of building the new parlia­
•American Falls, Idaho. Sept. 19.—
i and temples.
part in the exercise« Planned for ment house will be borne by the (A. tP.)—The new American Falla ia
"highway day." September 23. Mayor British treasury.
to be a city “built to order.’’ Ac­
I
Baker, of Portland, has promised to
cording to plans announced recent­
deliver an address.
ly by the United States reclamation
Hight of “llrhlgr of Gods'.* May Be
service, the rebuilding of the city on
1' mw I for M<etrrn MtruHurv
Constantinople. Sept. 19. — (A. P.I
another site, necessitated by the fact
The bedbug has become a Near
that the present location will be
Cascade ixicks. Ore., Sept. 19.— East problem
It Is apparently a
' American Attorney and Is« Firm submerged through the construction
(A P.i The “Bridge of the God*." new breed of bug. Inbred from those ;
of a large irrigation storage reser­
, Head Held for Contempt of Court
• natural (bridge which Indian legend Imported by (Russian. Persian and |
Rich Discovery of High Grade Ixwlra
voir, will be in accordance with the
•ay* once spanned the wide Columbia Tartar refugees it I* driving hotel
Is IU*|H>nc«l by Jx>n<fon
Shanghai. Sept. 19.—(A. P.I — latest principles of city planning.
river here, may be replaced by a keepers, their guests and housewives
Topographical, climatic and indus­
Americans in Shanghai »re intensely
bridge of »t«el or concrete for pass­ to the utter despair and hopelessness
Ix>ndon. Sept. 19.—(A. P.)- An interested in the case of William F. trial considerations will be taken in­
age of the white man's automobile. born of sleepless nights
Important and rich discovery of cop­
It ha* Invaded the palace of the per has been made in Shetland The Fleming, an American attorney and to account in the building of the new
From father to son. back farther
than the white man's writings go. Sultan and added to the worries of lodes thus far proved give a high head of a law firm here. who. on city, it ia indicated. The streets of
has come the tale of how once a Ills grand chamberlain. The fight percentage and already half a mil­ July 28. was sentenced by Judge the city will run northeast and south­
great mass of stone and earth and against it Is regarded a* Insolvable lion tons of copper or^ are tn sight. Charles S. Lobingier, of the United west. to permit the sun to shine up­
States court for China to serve a sen­ on all sides of the buildings. The
huge trees arched the Columbia as a a« that of the dispute between the
Experts and engineers are laying
causeway upon
Indians Turks and the Greeks. It 1« smaller down mining plants and its expected tence of six months in the American industrial section will lie in relation
which
prison in Shanghai for contempt of to the residence districts in such a
crossed the wide-flowing stream, than the type of pre-war day« and mining will commence next month.
direction that the prevailing winds
oourt.
Then there came a day when the some of those who have examined
bridge of nature was shaken from the new bug assert that it ha* win« Marricd Iler* Saturday—
After having served 13 days, his will carry the smoke, dirt and odor
its moorings, and sank into the wa- and file« like a mosquito.
sentence
was suspended by Judge Lo­ away and not toward them. Natural
Harry A. Nicoll and Ola May King,
Its
how.
they
say.
the
activities
defy
mosquito
net-
ter. And that is
who were arrested here on a charge bingier. pending a review of the con­ drainage will carry surface water
ting, It appears able to bite through of violation of the Mann act, were tempt proceedings by the Ninth Dis­ from the streets toward the river
cascades were created.
I
Geographical and geological inves­ such netting. It doesn't always se- married Saturday afternoon by Jus­ trict United States circuit court of
crete
VOGUE FOR KNICKHR8 IB
itself
in
the
bedding
but
•may
appears
of
California,
to
which
the
tigators have reported that the red
tice of the Peace .Holman, and were
man's story mav be true. When the stow itself In the ceilings and from taken on a honeymoon trip to Port­ case is being taken on a writ of error. ADVANCING IN NEW YORK CITY
It land by the U. 9. marshal. They will Mr. Fleming gave bail to the amount
waters of the Columbia are clear there drop upon its victims
In stand trial In Portland.
come singly but
New York. Sept. 19.—(A. P.I—
and low late in the year, remains of doesn't
It was of 32.000 when released.
trees may be seen standing, as they swarms, attacking from all direc- charged that the couple were living
The case has developed into a sen­ The vogue of knickers for women in
may have stood before the bridge tlons.
in a local rooming house as man and sation in legal circles largely be­ sports is increasing here, manufac­
fell nnd formed the cascades
wife. The woman gave her name cause it was upon representatives by turers and stylists report.
A I'ITK NATIONS MADE FOR LAND
They may even prove popular for
here a* Mrs. Nora Cummings.
Mr. Fleming that President Harding,
IIY UiHUC.I.NN IN ARGENTINA
early In August, ordered an Investi­ women An driving motor cars about
gation of the United States court in town and for those who take exer­
Buenos Aires, Sept. 19.—(A. P.)
cise by walking around the Central
this city.
Many applications for settlement
Park reservoir instead of galloping
on land in Argentina have been re­
thereabouts arrayed In breeches and
ceived from the 'United States and Secretary Hoover Announces Confer­
astride a horse.
Great Chicago Conflagration Hate Im
I
Canada.
The
recent
government
de
­
ence
at
Washington
Monday
But as for use by business women
Set As Firn Prevention Itay
cree open* up 1«.000,000 acres of
generally or for shopping trips here
Washington Sept. 19.— (A. P. 1 — Birds of Bronx Zoo Hoard Store for as recently suggested in Chicago, it
New York. Sept. 19.—(A. P.I — government land for the establish­
just isn't being done.
October 9 will ba the fiftieth anni­ ment of colonies In different parts The national unemployment confer­
Odd Season of tong I duration
ence will meet here next Monday, Sec­
versary of the date (Mrs. O leary's of the republic.
These government lands are to be retary of Commerce Hoover announc­
cow kicked over the lantern causing
PORT! A N’I> MARKETS
New York. Sept. 19.—(A. P.) —
sold
to colonists but it is understood ed today. The policy proposed does
the great Chicago fire, and the Na­
The
birds
aud
beasts
that
live
in
the
tional Fire Protective Association here that the price will be low. They not contemplate charity but a prac­ Bronx Zoo are preparing for an early Choice steers ............... >5.75 ftf 16.25
Choice feeders .......... 34.50 @ 15.00
has designated that day ss Interna­ are located as far north as Mlslones tical working program.
and hard winter. Although they live Prime light hogs. >11.00 ii >11.50
near
the
iBrar.llian
border,
where
the
tional Fire (Prevention day.
In luxury and don’t have to worry Hogs, extreme high ................... >11.75
climate is tropical and as tar south
Since 1871 annual fire losses have as Terra del Fiiego, which corre­
about where their next meal is com­ East Mountain lAmbs 36.00 ii >6.50
been Increasing until there la now sponds to the latitude of Labrador.
ing from, they are instinctively White Henneries ............................ 34c
an average annual monetary loss of Some of the land already Is partly
hoarding up food.
Eggs, whites, buying ..................... 38
I960,000,000 and an estimated loss colonized and it Is understood that Gardner Given Up and Special Guards
All classes of animals scent a stiff Eggs, candled, selling ................. 40c
of 15.000 Ilves yearly, according io the titles of the present settlers will
Released—lingular* in
winter, keepers say. The squirrels Eggs, selects ................... 42c th 44c
the association
be adjusted.
are putting In full days storing up Butter, extra cubes ........................43c
The association Is arranging for a
MoNell's Island. Sept. 19.— (A. P. I unusually large quantities of
nuts, Butter, prints ................................ 42c
<
nation-wide observance of the day to
Mr. and Mrs H A. Trubshaw, of
The regular routine of the federal The prairie dogs, a month ahead of Wheat ........................ *1 09 ff >1.13
bring to the attention of the people Valley •City. North Dakota, and Ben penitentiary was resumed today af­ time, are secreting lots of food
into
I
.that the fire loss Is everybody's loss Parsons of Milwaukee. WIs..
ter two weeks futile search for Gard­ their underground homes,
Robins
Portland. Sept. 19 —(A. P.I —Cat­
and everybody's rea|M»nslbillt.v and Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
ner. Special guards were released, and blackbirds are flocking ! together
tle.
25c higher: hogs. 50c to 75c
that the great majority of fires are Mr». Geo Peake. Mr. Trubshaw Is and the regulars called in. Patrol and showing unmistakable signs of
preventable through the exercise of editor of the Times-Record, the lead­ boats were anchored at the prison preparing for migration to southern higher: sheep. strong, with wether»
ordinary carefullness.
ing daily paper of Valley City.
dock*
50c higher; eggs. firm. butter steady.
clloies.
SECURES SITE FOB PARLIAMENT
M'MINHVILLE IS IO CELEBHATE
COPPER FOUND IH SHETLANDS
O'LEARY'S COW REMEMBERED
UNEMPLOYMENTMEETSOONDUE
Chicago, Sept. 19 —(A. P.)—Po-
lice, after walting ten hours at a
shoe shop following the tip that it
would be bombed, today captured
five would-be dynamiters and seized
1400 sticks of dynamite and 100
sticks of T. N T.
One of the prisoners was shot
Richard Burke, aged 23. was carry­
ing the bomb when the five dynamit­
ers approached the shoe shop.
Forty detective« hidden and sur­
rounding the bombers ordered them
to surrender. Instead, Burke hurled
the bomb. The explosion tore down
the front door of the shoe shop, threw
the owner and his family from their
beds and broke windows for blocks
around.
Burke is shot inside aud may die.
The police said he confessed he sup­
plied bomb« to labor unions a* well
as the men to throw them. Stexurea
we rd made at the house where the
prisoners lived.
SEEK CHAMPIONSHIPS f OH 1925
Portland. Ore., Sept. 19.— (A P.)
—Efforts are to be made to secure
national championship contests In
rowing, rifle shooting and track and
field for the exposition to be held in
Portland in 1925. In addition, it is
expected a large number of the Pa­
cific northwest sectional champion­
ship meets will be held here during
that year.
B. H. Judge. Portland, president
of the North Pacific Aaeociation of
Amateur Oarsmen is planning to se­
cure the 1925 rowing championship
and the rifle shooters who recently
attended the national champion­
ships at Camp Perry are endeavoring
to bring the 1925 meet here.
Portland has aaked for the 19 24
Amateur Athletic Union national
track and field meet and. in this re­
quest. will have the backing of the
entire Pacific northwest.
ANCIENT WEAPONS UICOVEKB
Primitive Arsenal Found ta Crater of
Extinct Haleacnla ia Hawaii
Honolulu, T. H., Sept. 19.—(A.
P.)—The weapon storehouse In the
immense crater of extinct Holeakala,
where the natives of Maul many
years ago made their last stand
against the all conquering king of
Hawaii, has been discovered, accord­
ing to Emil A. Berndt, a business
man of IHoholulu.
Only two others share the secret,
aud it is to be kept until a superin­
tendent of the Hawaii National Park
is appointed, who can take steps to
preserve the treasures of the cave.
The crater of the old volcano was
the stronghold of the islanders of
Maui. On its brink they had built
many little fortresses and In a cave
tn its recesses they maintained their
arsenal.
ROUTINE RESUMED AT MCNEIL'S
Philadelphia, Sept. 19.—(A. P.)—-
William T. Tilden won the United
States lawn tennis single champion­
ship by defeating Wallace F John­
son, of PhlledelpMa her» to lay.