Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 26, 1921, Image 1

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V<»L. XL, No. 7.
ASSOCIATED PKFAH SKKVH'E
GRANTS PAsH. JOHEPHI.NK COUNTY, OREGON
MONDAY. 'H’l EMBER 2«, limi
WHOLE NUMBER «300.
STRIKESREPORTER
iHsision of the Six lUfilrOftd Broth­
erhood» May Ut- Annouwcd in
Roseburg DcntJM Held on Murder
4 illirici» i oiiliiiuc» Ili» Ecoiitrii'
Antic» In Jail
Two Weeks
z
Roseburg. Hept. 26
(A.
Pi
BANDIT WHO MADE GET-AWAY
Following his performance of yester­
FROM
FEDERAL
PRISON
day when he crawled on his knees
W RITES NEWsl’tPER.M \N
ami growled like a wild animal,
greeted his wife as his sister and
fulled to remember the name of his
attorney, Dr. Brumfield. In anger at
an Interviewer today, started
to
throw a bottle at the newspaperman
Draft» MH<l t'het ku III the Sa« k W «-«'«* and an officer who beat a hasty re­ ln«lu»trial, Economic and Lnt»or Su I mists«! Two Days on Mi*k From
treat
Later when they returned
Ixvuli-r» t.atiu-r in the National
Not Taken by the Robber»—No
Prison Cows and Then Swum to
Brumfield
poked his fist through the
< 'apital Tixlay
Clin»» Fourni
Fox Island
cell burs and struck the reporter on
i
the end of the nose.
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Chicago, Sept. 26.—(A. P.) — »100 EACH IS PRICE OF HAVING
Whether a strike wiil be called by
BOOZE IN THEIR POS-
the six railroad brotherhoods may
SESSIO.N
be decided within two weeks. The
trainmen brotherhood officials today
began counting 50,000 strike ballots.
Next Monday four more brotherhoods
will start counting. The shop crafts
employes have already announced a
vote to strike.
A majority of 186.000 railroad Men Caught Red Hantlest in the Man
ufaa-ture Olrtained Their Freedom
trainmen have voted for the strike
by Payment
it was announced
Postal and railroad officials refuse
Washington. Sept. 26. -(A. P. I—
San Francisco, Sept. 26.— (A. P.I BETT E R IND ERST A N DI NG
Fines of >100 each were assessed
NEEDED, BAA'S JAPANESE
to discuss the circumstances sur­ EVEN El ROPE IS BOTHERED
The national unemployment confér­
Roy Gardner, who escaped from
by Justice Holman against William
rounding the finding of a rifled reg­
IO Iti M SMI'«MiLING I lt\IT ence was formally opened here today the federal prison on .McNeil’s island,
DeForrest and Bob Blackburn, who
Honolulu. T. H., Sept. 26.— (A.
istered mail pouch about a mile east
by President Harding.
Addressing has written an account of his escape •
were surprised by Sheriff George
of the Southern Pacific station, at
Copenhagen, Hept. 26. — (A. P.l — 50 industrial, economic and labor to George L. North, assistant man­ P.l—Japanese and Americans should Lewis and two deputies Saturday
noon yesterday. by I*. It. Klmbeli. Eur<>t>» has its rum-runners, as well leaders comprising the conference, aging editor of the San Francisco make the economic factor in Japa­ while operating a still on Louse
miner and prospector
The ¡much as America. Fifty per cent of Danish the president described the present Bulletin in which he admitted having nese relations in the Hawaiian creek above the Forest Queen mine
was found In a ditch half full of wa­ »hipping la still idle and many small- ‘ industrial depression as u "war In­ been shot twice by prison guards. islands a lever for better understand­ when they appeared tor a hearing
ter
A postal Investigator wus due «r craft are employed in organized j herltance throughout the world.*’ and One wound was in the fleshy part of ing. instead of permitting It to be- Saturday,
Blackburn paid his fine
to arrive this afternoon. according to "smuggling of whiskey, gin and oth- i expressed the belief that the results the leg below- the hip, the other in come a cause of hostility and misun- this morning and obtained his re­
W. I*. Quinlan, post muster, who er alcoholic beverages to wet Inhab­ of the conference would be felt be- the left leg below the knee. He hid demanding, Baron N. Kanda of the lease. while it was expected that De­
would not commit himself until u itants of dry countries like Norway | yond the border of the I’nlted States, two days in the loft of the prison . Japanese house of peers and one of Forrest would be out of jail before
complete investigation had been and Finland and In a smaller degree I and that the delegates would per­ barn, to which he crept back about ’
foremost educators in the Jap­ evening.
form a "service to the world" funda­ midnight on the day of the break anese empire, declared here during
made
to Sweden
For some time the still had been
Following tile usual custom. A E
A yachtsman who has been cruis-1 mentally sound, financially strong, from prison. He enclosed a letter to his service as delegate to the Pan- under surveillance and much time
Dorman, local Southern Pacific em­ Ing in Norwegian waters told the cor- , industrially unimpaired, commercial­ President Harding asking for par­ Pacific Educational conference.
was spent in making the capture.
ploye. pieced th«' mall from train 15 respondent that the ¡trice of a drink ly consistent and politically unafraid don.
In commenting upon the sentence
In the baggage room, to be taken to has doubled or trebled In Norway, there ought to be work for everybody
Gardner said he drank milk at TRAFFIC RULE CHANGES
Sheriff I^wis expressed himself as
In the I’nlted States who choose to night in the prison barn and later j
th«' pOMtnffioe at 7 o'clock
the where prohibition rules
CONFUSING TO AUSTRALIANS being greatly dissatisfied, inasmuch
morning. The loss was discovered
Just outside the three-mile limit work, The president declared the swam to Fox Island.
as the county had expended $107 in
when the mall was checked over by are anchored ships, mostly Danish "open, sure, onward way" to rid the
Sydney, Australia, Sept. 26.— (A. an effort to bring the men into court.
the postal clerk The location of the and German, but also a few British, nation of the war’s aftermath of de­
P.l—So much confusion has followed He had hoped for a jail sentence, as
pouch was not known until Klinbell ' with cargoes of prohibited urlnks pression Involved "liquidation, reor­
the change of Sydney’s street traf­ the men were engaged in the man­
reported his fltul to Chief of Police | and round every one of these ships ganisation, readjustment, reestablish­
fic rule from “Keep to the right" to ufacture of liquor at the time of their
Melaine.
1 are dozens of small Norwegian boats ment. taking account of things done,
I intarlali» W ill Meet in Michigan for "Keep to the left" that the city has arrest.
A visit to the pis« s dlsclo»«'d the waiting their turn to get part of the and sober contemplation of things to
been forced to employ "sandwich
Judge Holman, however, explain­
Di.»< u»»ion October 4-7
be done, any other way Is hugging
¡touch In the water-tilled ditch, All | costly cargo.
| men" to wander about the principal ed that upon the face of the charge,
a ileluslon."
the contents hud been opened. und
i thoroughfares, bearing signs that re­ that of having liquor in their posses-
Detroit. Mich.. Sept. 26. — (A. P.)
letters containing checks, drafts and
mind the pedestrians and vehicle ( sion. he could not have done other­
Important changes in the govern-
money orders replaced In the pouch
drivers of the new order.
wise
Neither could the still be or­
ONI
I HIS SI tx(»\
. ment of the Unitarian church are to
Only the cash contents were taken
The traffic rule change went into; dered destroyed, he said, nor could
j
be
discussed
here
at
the
29th
bien
­
The extent of the loss will not be
effect July 1, following a decision the county confiscate the three and
Los Angeles, Cal.. Sept, 26. (A.
nial conference of the church Octo­
known until a complete check of the
P • -University of Southern Califor- Three Shot» Are Fired at the Presi­ ber 4-7, inclusive, according to an­ by the municipal authorities and a half sacks of sugar that were on
contents.
the left side of the street and side- hand as a part of the ingredients
dent and < <»ni|H»nion I» Wounded
nia's 1931 football team. said to be
nouncement of church leaders. The
For several days a dope fiend hna
' walk was safer than the right, and used in making the moonshine. He
the strongest that has represented
meeting,
to
be
attended
by
about
700
been noticed hanging around the HtU-
the southern institution In
in three
ix'niburg, Sept. 26 (A. P i—Gen­ delegates front the United States and i since then residents of Sydney have I considers the fine heaAry enough un­
Hou. with two other men
The au-
years..
Is
out
this
year
to
defeat
all
eral
Joseph Pilsudski, president of Canada, is described in the official i been struggling against the habits of der the charge preferred.
thorttles at present are working un-
The still was one of the most com-
comers and to represent the west In the Polish republic, narrowly escap­ call for the conference as “one of a lifetime in an attempt to live up to
dor the assumption that lie commit­
i plete that has been found in this vi­
tile annual .New Year's Day east-west ed death last night when three shots the cross-roads in American Unitar- the innovation.
ted the burglary, which Is borne out
cinity. and consisted of nearly 400
wore fired at an automobile in which ianism."
game at Pasadena. Cal.
by the fact that though be was seen
gallons of mash, a boiler with three
Three Pacific Coast conference he was riding to the theater after at­
PORTU1MD MARKETS
late Saturday night, he could not l»e
worms, a gasoline stove, and a large
teams.
University of California. tending a banquet in his honor.
l<»cate<l yesterday.
Washington State College and the Count Grabowski, accompanying him
Choice Steers ............... $5.50 @ >6.00 collection of boilers and demijohns.
Oregon Agricultural College are on was wounded In the leg. The would
Choice feeders ............ $4.50 @ 15.00 Six barrels of a mash composed of a
the U. 8. ,('. schedule
The game be assassin attempted suicide, but
Prime Light Hogs. $11.00 (a $11.65 mixture of cracked corn and peaches
were found. The men expected to
against California, to I m * played at wus arrested before he could end his D<-< line of Two Million Ca»e» Noted. Hogs, extreme high............1
$11.75
Berkeley, will be hard-fought for the life.
East Mountain I<ambs $6.00 fa $6 50 realize about 30 gallons of the whis­
Two lli»trictM Increate
southerners think they can take the
White Henneries ............................... 34c key.
Kias isl Train« Bearing Einarn 1er» measure of the California
team
Eggs. buying price............. 36c fa 38c
lYorn East Paa» Through Today
which last year won the coast cham­
..40c
Seattle. Wash., Sept. 26.— (A. P. I Eggs. whites .............................
pionship and defeated Ohio State.
; Eggs. selling, candled ...................... 44c
—
Total
pack
of
canned
salmon
in
I. T. Sparks, district freight and
...50c
Score of 8 to 7 Given New Yorker» Puget Sound. Columbia River. Brit­ Eggs, fancy selects ______
passenger agent and F. <1. la»wls,
Butter, extra cubes ........................ 43c
Ad
tan
taffe
in
la-ague
Race
ish
Columbia,
Alaska
and
Siberian
ZEALAND
traveling passenger agent for the
Californian Think» SO Per Mut’» T im »
waters this year will approximate Butter, prints ___ .................... 42c
Southern Pacific, were in the city to­
Fast—Ixtsislature Is Remedy
Wheat
........................
$1.08
$1.12
4,392.000
cases
as
compared
with
Polo Grounds. New York. Sept. 26.
Seattle. Sept. 26.— (A. P. )—-The
day, keeping the wheels of three
i \ I’ « The New York Yankees 6.593,000 last year, according to es­
schooner Columbia River, from Auk-
bankers' s|»eclals rolling smoothly.
Portland. Sept. 26.—(A. P.)—Cat­
Composed exclusively of drawing land. New Zealand, to Astoria, was i defeated Cleveland 8 to 7 today and timates prepared by the Pacific Can­
Ix>s Angeles. Cal.. Sept. 26. — (A.
room and compartment cars with wrecked off the New Zealand coast I have a decided advantage tn the race ned Fish Brokers' Association. In tle, weak, 26c lower; hogs. 35c high­ P. I—Every
automobile
driver
two diners to each section, the three and is a total loss, said a message 1 for the American league champion­ only two districts. Puget Sound and er; sheep, slow; eggs, firm; butter, brought into the court of Judge J. B.
Siberia,
are
increases
noted.
steady.
ship
which
will
end
Sunday.
trains bearing New York bankers on today. The crew was saved No oth­
Cox. of Santa Ana. accused of driv­
their way to a national convention er details are obtainable
ing more than 50 miles an hour, will
MAY
VISIT
WHITE
HOUSE
of financers In Los Angeles, passed
go to jail without alternative of pay-
through here this morning.
The UNADORNED BUT SMART
Ing a fine, the judge publicly an-
first one was supposed to arrive a
nounced in an address before the
little after ten and the others follow­ Z*’
Lions Club here. He recently sen-
ed at 15 minute Intervals, A train-|
tenced a motion picture aotress to
load of Ohio bankers Is due through
a jail sentence for violating traffic
titmorrow.
laws.
"California issues 600.000 automo­
caused
the
deaths
of
the
two
Dooley
Twin Falls. Idaho. Sept. 26. (A.
bile licenses a year, which permits
) —Before a crowded court room, brothers. MeHaffie, Lewis and Meyer.
<.< «ssii*
two operators for each machine," he
the trial of Mrs. Lydia Southard, al­ Stephan said the bodies of the first
said. "This gives us 1.200,000 oper­
lour men were exhumed and the con­
leged husbnnd slayer, begun today.
New York. Sept.
ators. Of this army, 50 per cent are
Polson said to have been found by tents of their stomachs analyzed by
Baseball funs throughout the land
Incompetent, blind or deaf, children
state chemists In the bodies of the Herman Harms and Edwin F. Roden­
have started their annual chatter
or women. Forty per cent do not
four husbands and one brother-in- baugh. state chemists, respectively of
box, the speculative forerunner o
know anything about a machine or
law of Mrs. Lyda Meyer Southard led Utah and Idaho, and deadly poison
every Worlds Series, the post-season
machinery. The place to start the
to the filing against her of the charge found In each case, he declared, the
classic of the national pastime. Pa­
remedy is in the legislature, and the
of murdering her fourth husband. poison was the same.
trons of the sport are predicting one
motor vehicle department.
In two cases, authorities sav, Mrs
Edward F. Meyer.
ot the greatest series In history.
"An age limit should be fixed by
According to Prosecuting Attor­ Southard failed to collect insurance
• An average of 25.7 49 persons at­
law at 21 years, and an examination
ney Frank L. Stephan, of Twin Falls on her husbands' lives. The policy
tended each game in the seven-game
to prove qualifications of applicants
collected on McIIaffie's life was allowed to
county, Mrs. Southard
series played last year between the
for operators' licenses should be
$9506 Insurance on the deaths of lapse through non-payment of a pre­
Brooklyn Nationals and the Cleve­
held."
three of the five men. All were In- mium. Meyer, the fourth husband,
land Americans.
The American
carried
$10,900
insurance,
which
surt'd. with Mrs. Sonthard as bene-
Ixtague team, led by the famous Tris
EIGHTEEN SHOTS FIRED
was increased from $2000 shortly lie-
ficlary.
S|ienker, defeated Brooklyn five out
IN NEW YORK PISTOL DUEL
Mrs. Southard collected Insurance fore his death, but no attempt was
of seven games. There contests were
flrat
husband
and
made
by
his
wife
to
collect
it
before
of
$2509
on
her
played In Brooklyn and four In Cleve-
also $2000 Insurance jointly assum­ she left Twin Falls.
land
New York, Sept. 26.—(A. P.) —
An examination of the ranch house
ed by his brother, Edward Dooley,
Till! pillili liilluri'd siili always finds and her husband in favor of her. She occupied by Meyer and his wife In
A pistol battle in the third floor of
Apples Shlpp<‘«l East —
idiiilrer» Hii'ong the most tastefully
A recent portrait of Mrs. Charity
A ca rload of Delicious and Grimes lr< »»cd women, mill when It contrive.» also collected $5,000 insurance on Twin Falls county is said to have re­ Malvina Remsher; S of Santa Anra, the corridor of the Grand Central
apples were shipped to Chicago Sat
ii be origlimi nnd clever they become the life of her third husband. Har­ vealed a quantity of poison. The au­ Cat., sister of President Harding, who. station, In which 18 shots were fired,
thorities report the presence of the it is said, Is planning to accept her resulted today in three men fleeing
urday by the Oregon Growers Pack­ ts entliii»ln»tl<' devotee«.
t'lnlmlng lan C. I^ewis.
Prosecutor Stephan has stated that same kind of poison concealed In distinguished brother’s Invitation to after attempting to hold up two rail­
ing Corporation. Another car. load­ tiesr two factors In dress distinction
road employes who had a satchel of
ed with Newtown», will be sent east lie smart suit, pictured here. Invitee he has in his possession evidence the house occupied by Harlan G. pay a visit k the White House.
cash.
irutlny.
which will establish that poison Lewis and his wife at Billings, Mont.
Wed nesday.
HIKES DEFEAT CIEVELANO
SPEEDERS TO GET JAIL SENTENCE