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♦ (örautß pass fflailg T/ WH IAT El» PKEMH HKK VICK VOL. AIL, No. 14 GRANTH F A hn , JOKIPHINE OOUMTY, ORBQON — i HELD TO FACE TREATIES SENT TO SENATE BY Would Have l*ii> menta Dcfi-rriil Duo to Fact Timi Payments* Total 'lore Tlutn Frodili lion WHOLE NUMBER XlMfl. WEDNESDAY. HEIT. 21. 1021 T I’reshlent Nominate-. Harteonl of Ke. attle as Collector of ru»tom» for Washington District 1 Stockholders of the Boswell Min BRIEF FORMAL NOTE ACCV.M-, DIRECTOR HIRNS DE DEPART Washington. Sept. 21.—(A. P.) — bKNATOR HARRISON, DEMOCRAT, ing Company held a special meeting Colonel Mason Mathew.- Patrick, of FANTEN I’APERK FROM HUN MENT OF INVENTIGATION IS KAYK AMERICA WAAIb MORE In th« office rooms. 611 G street the corps ot engineers, has been nom l’t»WERs NOW ON THE CAKE WORK ANI» LEHS PLAY Tuesday afternoon to consider what I inated by the president to be chief of steps should be taken to protect the: the air service with the rank of Ma company against the foreclosure pro jor General. ceedings Instigated recently by It. ! Millard T Hartson, of Seattle, has I W. Boawell. A majority of the stock- been nominated collector of customs I holders was present or represented for the Internal revenue district of | by proxy Washington. Eye Wlln<*>»<s. State Matthew« Itnsl H oum < Will Take Tlmv Day ICecrwM* IU-|>ri-M-nt»live Tague, Democrat, Men Who Heljevl Win the War Sold It was evidenced at the meeting Joseph C. Grew, of .Massachusetts, MM Whteh I’llxl liuks— While Senate Goes Ahead With Asks Probe on "Anti-American" at Auction in Boston, Says Speak j that the company hail paid Mr. Bos- now minister to Denmark, has been llter< nt Ion (S umi lin|M>rtant Matters Organization er in House ! well >80,000 on the contract of pur- nominated minister to Switzerland. : chase, the full amount of which was John Dyneley Prince, professor at >150,000. Development at the mine, Columbia university has been nomi Medford. Ore., Sept 21. < A P.i It was brought out, has shown con- Washington, Sept. 21. (A. P.»— Washington, Sept. 21.— (A. P.) — nated minister to Denmark. Washington, Sept. 21.—(A. P.)— Wilbur Jacks, of Eagle Point, ■hot j cluslvely that continuation of pay- Accompanied by a brief formal note, Information in the hands of the de “The American people want more ynaterday In an altercation Involv i inents was not warranted, even under the treaties with Germany. Austria partment ot Justice as to the activi work and less play,” Senator Harri LAItGEKT TILLAGE IN THE ing alleged attendance of Rollle Mat the modified agreement whereby the , and H""«arv were sent to the senate ties of the Klu Klux Kian was laid son, democrat, from Mississippi, de UNITED STATES IS le.OOO thews to Mrs Jacks, died today Mat ! company was to pay >5.000 per today by the president for ratifica before President Harding today by clared today in the senate describing thews is in Jail, and will I m » charged month Attorney General Daugherty, after Inasmuch as Mr Boswell ' tion. Detroit. Sept. 21.—(A. P.)—If the recent trip of President Harding with murder the latter conferred with Director Hamtramck, the largest village in to New York state on the yacht May 1 had received in cash and added equip- j Washington, Sept. 21.— (A. P.) — Burns of the department bureau of the United States, votes next month flower. Bad blood has existed between the nient about >35.000 more than the two for five years, according to th« gruss production. It was hoped that Congress reassembled at noon today investigation. The trip was taken, he said, “while to become a city, Highland Park, a Burns has been conducting the lo neighboring village, will succeed to millions of Americans were hanging sheriff over the attentions Matthews ' some agreement would be reached J after the thlrty-day recess with pros Is alleged to have paid to Jacks* wife : whereby the payments could be de pects that the extra session would vestigations. The investigations ot the title. their heads in shame" because men Jacks was operated upon yeaterilay ferred and operations continued as lapse into the regular session begin the Klan was also proposed by Rep 'Highland Park is entirely sur- who “helped win the war” were being ning in December. resentative Tague, democrat, of Mas rounded by the city of Detroit, con offered on the auction block in Bos afternoon by Dra Hart and Sweeney. . la desired by the stockholders I The house expected to take a series sachusetts. who, in a resolution, as stituting a “village within a city.” ton. His condition at that time being re The gross production to date i Is garded as serious Both bullets en- about >56,000, approximately < one- of three day recesses until Octobr 4 serts that the organization “Is anti- Its population is about 46.000. tered near the hips, one from In half of the amount represented to be while the senate goes ahead on the American" and that its purpose is Like .Hamtramck it is a motor car front, one from behind Matthews i In sight by Mr. Boswell when the pro tax revision, ratification of treaties, the “exile and suppression of certain manufacturing center. and with the anti-beer, railroad debt races and religious sects." was on horseback at the time of the perty was taken over ■hooting The probability of developing pay funding, allied debt refunding and HEHHIAN SOLDIER’S Bi t KI .E After the shooting Matthew a re ore upon sinking to the water level Panama tolls bills FOUND ON OLD GAMP GROUND Appeal to CongrewM Ha- Aim of Mak ing City Officials Enforce Law turned to ills home, where he await Is considered good, and holies are New York. Sept. 21. —(A. P.) — ed the coming of the authorities, and ■till entertained that some plan will A Hessian soldier's belt buckle has Chicago. Sept. 21.— (A. P.)—An he devised whereby operations may Jacks was removed to his rooms. Bell, if Found, WiU IK* Placed Among been found by historical workers ex appeal to congress to enact a law to be continued, as the great Interest cavating the site of the Revolution Itc|a>rt>> Conflicting Other Chini»« of I he Padres ary war prison camp on the old compel city officials to obey their According to J<>*ic Nichols, in front takn by outside capitalists In the oaths of office in enforcing the 18th of whose place the shooting occurred, Grants Pass district has been center Employes Distinguisi! Thentaelvee— Honolulu, T. H., Sept. 21 —(A. P.) Dyckman farm, near 203rd Street. ed around the development and pro Work New Grew on The buckle, of bronxe. is In a per- amendment has been made in the he heard loud talking, beard two Search for a bell that once warn 4 feet state of preservation and offi- form of a resolution passed by the ahota. and saw u revolver in Mat duction of thia property. ed mariners of a dangerous shoal off Chicago law and order league with the Grants Several members of thews hand Jacks crawled over the the coast of California, but broke cials of the field exploration commit Paas exchange distinguished them- loose from its buoy and. current- tee of the New York Historical so assurance that it will be brought up wire fence, and fell to the ground AMERICAN BASEBALL TEAMS ; in congress during the next few days. IKK KM 111 Mi INTO JAPAN selves at the picnic of the employes Nichols says Jacks, a distant relation 1 swept. blithely carolled its way for ciety. say it is one of the few Revolu The resolution, after asserting of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph 2.000 miles along the Pacific until tionary relics of undoubted Hessian by marriage, had no gun. that while Mayor Thompson of this company at Medford last Sunday. San Francisco. Cal.. Sept. 21. — origin. Terrill, In a statement to Sheriff it came to rest years ago on the The buckle has been identified as city has announced that all of his Jacks said, according to the sheriff (A. Pi American baseball teams Members from the offices at Grants shores of Oahu island, has been start Pass. Ashland and Medford were in are pouring Into Japan, according to part of the equipment of the Fu erst appointees have been instructed to "There Is no self defense about It. ed by Judge Sanford iB. Dole, former enforce the law. states that there attendance. reports received here. Nine clubs tie said he was going to shoot me, president of the Republic of Hawaii Frederick or Erb Prinz Regiment of are not less than 3,500 “dry bars” C. H. Corson, manager of the local from the Pacific coast and Hawaii Heaae. mercenaries brought over by and I said. 'Go ahead anil do It, I and later first governor of the terri have either made the trip or are plan- exchange won the fat man's race af tory. the iBritleb to fight Washington’s in the city of Chicago where intoxi don't care.' " ter two spirited dashes, while Miss j nlng on going. continentals. On the front of the cating liquor Is sold “and the princi Matthews told the unthorltieM. that The bell, if found, will be placed buckle is engraved the monogram pal offenders in permitting this sit i Japanese know good baseball and laitnbson and Miss Bradford each Jacks met him this morning and en will not patronize poor teams, accord participated in events to the amuse among the chimes at a Riverside. “F. F.." surmounted by a crown. The uation to continue are the mayor of gaged him In an argument When he ing to Frank Mlya. a Seattle Jap-1 ment of the onlookers Mrs. Cole California, inn, whete bells from original hook or belt holder is on ¡Chicago and the general superinten- started to ride away, he alleged that 1 dent of police." anese baseball man. He is planing man. cashier of the exchange was many other parts of the United the back. Jacks threw a rock at him. hitting States have been hung, in honor of to take a team ot Pacific Coast also present. him U the back of the head He I League players across this fall. A gang of 10 men under R. F. Car-1 the padres, who built the first mis Last night arrivals at the Oxford also avers that Jacks ran after him. The University of California nine I penter will remain In this vicinity fori sions in California. Judge Dole said. hotel were H. Oakley. G. F. Siegin- and that In fear of his life, he fired i completed a tour ot the islands some 1 two or three months, making needed thaler. F. E. Ackerman. Mrs. Geo. — after a warning | months ago. winniug a majority of j exchange repairs and several large Robbins and son. A. M. Schmidt, M. “ I»enver Ed ” Martin Will Sleet Her ! It Is also charged by friends of Its games. A team from the Univer extensions. D. L. IJams. of Eugene, C. Brown. L. Older. Rob Winthrop. J. man at Tacoma for Ten Rounds Matthews that Jacks In Ills auto met sity of Washington sailed from Seat- is here for a few days splicing broken F. Muellenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. him on the desert Monday afternoon | tie recently. A third student nine cables at the local plant. L. E Me- Will Whip Together a Team to Give Checke. J. D Kier. E. J Miars, D. H. Portland. Ore.. Sept. 21.—(A. P.l while he was riding his horse, and from the Sherman Indian school of dows, editor of the Oregon Repeater, Lyman and R. D. Beam all of Port —"Denver Ed" Martin. 43-year old Battle to If. of Oregon Eleven tried to run over him. land. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kerr, 1 of colored ring veteran, who years ago ,southern California follows this monthly publication for telephone About six weeks ago. Jacks was ' month. employes, dropped In at the office for Honolulu. T. H., Sept. 21.—(A. Seattle. James. Helen and Frank was a noted heavyweight, will con arrested, and bound over to the a short visit on the way back to P.)—Otto Klum, new football coach Clement of Puyallop. Wash.. Mrs. H. tinue his "comeback” here tonight grand Jury, for alleged possession of BOYS IN REFORM StllOOI. Portland. at the University of Hawaii, arrived Fulton of Spokane. Mr. and Mrs J. by engaging Oscar I Tiny) Herman Bl'TLD OWN I RAKS ROOMS Intoxicating liquor, as a result of here recently from Oregon where he M. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. of Tacoma in a ten round bout. raids In this county and city by pro- Martin had been out of the ring for formerly starred on the Oregon Agri Sharp of Santa Paula. Cal., i Mr. and He hlbltlon enforcement officers, South Portland. Me., Sept. 21.— cultural College eleven Klum's big Mrs. W. E. Cummings of Colman. more than ten years, until recently was at liberty on $1004» bonds fur- (A. P.) -Inmates of the state school! task this season will be to whip to Oregon. F. W. Keltington of Rose when he stopped Battling Hector of nlaheti by Rufus Woods and T. W. for boys, a reform institution, are j gether a team that will put up a burg. R. F. Carpenter. F. C. Schmidt, Bremerton in the second round of a Gregory. Officers searched for him building a schoolhouse for them- ( Hemnacher, Manager of Dead Actress, strong battle against the University Fred Mathielson. H. L. Jobin. E. W. ten round show here. at this time, in the wilds of the selves. Back in 1901 Martin lost a 20- of Oregon eleven, which plays here Hines and W. E. Butler of the Pacific Tells of Alleged Revelations Telephone company. Huckleberry Mountain district, but I They dug the cellar, built the round decision to Jack Johnson in Christmas Day. he was apprehended upon his return forms, poured concrete for the foun Los Angeles. 1.4ter he toured the Ix»s Angeles. Sept. 21.— (A. P.) — Loan Association Active- to Eagle Point, from an auto trip dation walls and placed heavy beams Al Seninacher. Virginia Rappe's man country with Ous Ruhlin. the Akron Now they are doing ager. told the grand Jury here that Several applications for member giant, meeting all comers. On the with his wife, along the California in position I ship to the Josephine County Build trip to England. Martin was credited coast I the more advanced work on their Arbuckle admitted to him and other I brick building, using blue prints un men at the |>art,v that he had taken ing and Loan Association have been with defeating “Sandy” Ferguson, der the supervision of a mason and Miss Rappe into his room and there •’’ity Will Hold Exposition and l’agent received recently, bringing the total who held the British heavyweight to Celebrate 50th Anniversary membership up to 52 stockholders. title. a carpenter. had committed certain acts in con The association, since its formation nection with the crime he is accused Birmingham, <Ala.. Sept. 21.— (A. early in the year, has helped many Teacliers To Be Entertainevl— ot. P. 1—Bi.mingham will celebrate its persons to purchase homes, and now 000,000 New York City Children New teachers In the city will be 50th anniversary October 24 to 29 has 10 loans out, varying from >400 Must Take Te»»!« al First of Term given a dinner and reception at the with an exposition and historical pa to >1000 each. Under a state law no Presbyterian church tomorrow even geant depicting the development of loan can be made for more than 50 Apache« in 24th Year oí Free Rides New York. Sept. 21.—(A. P.l ing at 6:30 o’clock by those who have on Railroad Through Reservation the South's leading industrial city per cent of the appraised valuation Intelligence tests, adapted from the taught here previous to this year, in army, will be tried as an experiment order that all may become better ac Many Injured in Wrecking ot Chemi- from the building of its first house of the property Globe, Ari«.. Sept. 21.—(A. P.) — in 1871. Today the city has almost when New York's army of 960,000 quainted. cal Plant Near Oppau Free rides for Apache Indians on the reached a population of 200.000. Hie school children registered for POKTfiAND MARKETS Arizona Eastern Railroad across the Gaorga H Burton was an Ashland President Harding has arranged to opening of school this fall. The do Mayence. Germany. Sept. 21.— (A. Choice steers ...... >5.75 @ >6.25 San Carlos reservation are going In partment of Education decided it business visitor today. I’.)- Eight hundred persons are re visit Birmingham on this occasion, Choice feeders .......... >4.50 (it 15.00 to their third and last decade. spending the entire day of October would >be unwise, at present, to ac- ported killed and many injured in Prime light hogs ..$11.00 (<t >11.50 By a contract with the railroad the cept the results obtained as a srfbstf- Badische Anilinfabrik, a chemical 26 here. On his arrival he will ride Hogs, extreme high .................. >11.75 Apaches were permitted to ride free at the head of a parade in which all tute for-the teacher's Judgment plant, through an explosion. East Mountain Lambs >6.00 it >6.50 for 30 years. 'As the line was com the military units of the state will The principal alm of the tests was The town of Oppau is reported to White Henneries ............................ 34c pleted in 1898, they bave had 23 to devise a led ter class! f lent loll of have been wrecked, The shocks participate. 'His guard will consist Eggs, whites, buying ..................... 38 \o Truce Fourni of Rowboat Missing years of passes. pupils The theory wee advanced were felt 15 miles, In Mannheim of 1000 members of the American Eggs, candled, selling ................... 40c From McNeil’s Island For two years this railroad, first legion in uniform. that by keeping the brighter pupils one was killed and 50 Injured. Eggs, selects .................. 4 2c @ 44c known as the Gila Valley. Globe and Later In the day the president will together they would be able to pro Sept. 24. Saturday Pomona Grange Tacoma, Sept. 21. ( A. I’.l The be the chief speaker at the laying of Butter, extra cubes ........................43c Northern, was held up because the gress more rapidly, while the aver meets with William Grange. 42c Indians would not grant a right-of- tak- possibility that Roy Gardner has tho corner stone of the new Masonic Butter, prints ................. age pupil also would be able to make Wheat ............................ >1.07 * >1.12 the way across the reservation. A con en advantage of the ending of Temple here, which has been under normal progress. The dull students. McNeil's Miss Pearl 'Pankey, of Central ference was finally arranged. Gifts search, the escape from construction for nearly a year and tinder the theory, would be given In- Portland. Sept. 21. — (A. P.)—Cat of ponies and blankets were exchang Island la Indicated in the report of Point, were shopping in the city. will cost >1.000,000. atructinna suited to their abllites. Miss Viola Loveridge, of Portland, tle. slow; hogs, 25c higher; sheep, ed, a pow-wow followed and the pipe J. O. Evans, a resident near Gertrude, of peace was smoked. 'Each Apache Miss Elizabeth Horn, of Gold Hill. strong; eggs, firm: butter, steady. that he missed his rowboat today. No spent the day in Grants Pass visiting of Mr. and Mrs. M R. Merriman. friends. Prime light bogs ...>11.25 £ >11.75 received >10 cash and a 30 year pass. spent the day in tbs city. trace of the boat has been found. Gold Hill, were city visitors today. ENDED TEELS OF PRESIDENTIAL TRIP WOULD FORCE CHICAGO POLICE DUSKY BING VET HAS COMEBACK EXPLOSION TILLS BOO GERMANS ì
