Grants Pass daily courier., June 21, 1923, Image 1

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HARDING DUE
10 GIVE FIRST
TALK OF TRIP
FOREIGN SHIPS TO LOSE
LIQUOR IN U. S. WATERS
NINE NEGROES
AND ONE WHITE
DIE IN BLAZE
SCOTLAND YARD ADOPTS
USE OF EYEBROW CODE
BELGIAN SOLDIERS ARE piiipApn ULÌ [Ì
.! KILLED IN ENCOUNTER bnlbHUU II l LU
ETNA SHOWING
LESS VIOLENCE
IN HEAT WAVE
SINGE MONOAY
♦
Es»«n, Juns 21.— (A. P.) - ♦
♦
London. Jude 21 -fl. N. S.) ♦
♦ A Belgian corporal and private ♦ |
♦ - Scotland Yard, that great ♦
♦ were killed, and one private ♦,
♦ and venerable headquarters of ♦
♦ was wounded near Reckling- ♦
♦ the British poUce force, ha« ♦
♦ hausen today when they en- ♦ j
♦ now an eyebrow code.
♦
♦ deavored to search two Ger- ♦
♦
This n«w "wfnl. to me only ♦
♦ man» at the control post.
♦ !
♦ with thine eye«” code, the In- ♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ vention of a t'hin«»« police of- ♦
♦ filial, is suld to have b»< n ♦
prfhidint mill be given inai
SEVENTEEN DEATHS REPORTED
TENEMENT FIRE IN < lilt M.<> ♦ translated Into English, and it ♦ ENPLOMONH WITHIN <RATER DEATH HTALKM NEAR ALTAR
LESS I REQI ENT NOW HAY
AH FLEMISH tttll'I.E MED
FROM ONE CITY DI RING HOT
BF.tEl'TBlN TODA» AT MT.
1 ItEATII VAI.LEV HAH ItEAI.
HUM HI I 11 ti TO MANI
♦ about to be forwdrded to police ♦
REPORTS
SPELL
"HOTLY 4 (»NTEHTEI»" GAME
MH'IN
TENANTS
♦ departments throughout Eng- ♦
Goettingen. June 21.— (A. P.)—
♦ hind and America
♦
Death Valley Junction. June 81,— I
The "shadow of the gallows" fell
♦
British detectives are said to ♦
across the marriage altar at a
ll. N. 8. i
This borax village lays
♦ l>e looking forward to the time ♦
unique wedding which occurred here
■ claim to the world's most "hotly
♦ when eyebrow cla
< ar m«n- ♦
I contested ball game.
recently. The bride was the daugh­
♦ tinned in orders, and the sight ♦
ter of a man sentenced to death, and
The thermometer, In the shade, I
♦ of the "Big Four" of Scotland ♦
Peasants Think Premier Can Stop both best man and bridesmaid were Ohio Has 22 Drath* During M'<-ck»
Old Oregon Trail Pngennt Will He stood ut 1<>7. a cool day for the Junc­ Man O|M-raGiig Hllll <'onf«--That
♦ Yard sitting and solemnly "eye- ♦
Volcano From Activity—Lingua-
llotriHi'd of IVraence of Chief
New York Y<<eter<lay Reported
He
san
respoiikible
—
Thirty
An-
under similar sentences.
tion. Seventy-five funs from Lifd-
♦ browing" to each other for th« ♦
I ossa Is Thought to Be Safe
Five Killed b) Heat
Exeiullve on Jul) .'I nud I
Injured
The
groom
had
been
condemned
low and the population of the June I
♦ be unfit of their younger col- ♦
only
to
20
years
imprisonment.
All
lion brought the total attendance '
♦ leagues would certainly be In- *
four were tugltive Flemish who harf
that saw the Death Valley Swatters *
♦ ten sting, if not even amusing. ♦
Catania, June 21.— (A. P.)—Re­ been convicted by the Belgians be­
Chicago, June 21.—(A. P.)—No
St. Louin. Juno 21.—(A. P.) —• swamp the Ludlow Braves to 175.
Chicago. June 21.—(A. I’.)—Ten ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦
ports from the Mount Etna region cause of certain Flemish tendencies break in the heat wave which has
Automobile proce««lon. laying of u
There 1« only one tree In this de- ' persona, nine negroes un<l one whit« j
early today said there hax been a | and pro-Germanism.
held the Chicago vicinity In its grasp
cornerstouu and the delivering of , sert town and that shelters the ther- ‘ man, were burned to death and FORI» ATTEMPTING
since Monday was seen In the weath­
the flrat formul addreee of hla trip, mometer.
ubout 30 negroes were Injured wh»n !
TO FILL LONG ORDER LIST slight decrease in the intensity of the
eruption while the explosions within
er forecasts.
Seventeen
persona
a fire «wept the three-story tenement
wore on th« program for President
have died here since Monday from
Harding who In due here lute thia
building occupied by 160 tenant»
Detroit, Mich., June 21.— (Spe-i the crater were less frequent. With
heat prostration. The temperature
afternoon. It will be th» first «top MtTHHOIlM <1.1 II TO SNIP
early today.
Firemen suspected dull-- June finds the Ford Motor' the arrival of Premier Mussolini in I
THENHEM OE GIRL VAMPH
Twenty-two
on hl« lS.uuo mile journey,
that th« fire started from a moon- ' Company undertaking the greatest! prospect, peasants who have hourly ; Sheriff und DiMrict Attorney Main­ yesterday was 88.
___ _ _
deaths have occurred in Ohio since
shine still In the basement.
tain Official Silence
task of it. career, that of attempting I expected the destruction of their ¡
Bremerhaven. June 21.—(A P. >
Monday.
Joseph Smith, a furniture dealer to fill ten order list for cars and . homes by the lava flow, became more
IGrande, Ore., June 21
(A.
'
—
Wo»
be to the German girl seen ' in the building, was taken into cus­ trucks which totals 311.000 for the) cheerful for such is the prestige of
Portland, Ore., June 21.—(A. P.)
I* > Cronnlng of the Blue Moun­
the premier that many of the Ignor­ —Sheriff Christman and District At­
New York, June 21.— (A. P.) —
tain« by the flrat wagon train of pio­ In Bremerhaven with a Frenchman' tody for questioning anil admitted, month.
1
or
Belgian,
or
In
the
company
of
any
;
ant and superstitious peasants lit­ torney Galloway, of M'asco county, Fire deaths from the heat occurred
according
to
the
police,
that
lie
had
Production
has
been
steadily
I
neer« 8o year« ago, and completion
of the Blue .Mountain link of the Old man whose skin is ruclally colored. operated a still in the basement, and moved upward right along and the erally believe he will have only to | who left last night with Mrs. Mar­ here yesterday.
The "Lower Weser Branch of the . had the gas jet burning. He said enormous manufacturing facilities bring his will to bear on the volcano ! garet Lenox, who said yesterday she
Oregon trull, are to lie commemo­
| Hclssors Club" has
been
formed ' the gas flame was about four inches of the company are daily being taxed 1 —Etna to them is almost a living ¡ believed her husband killed Peter
rated by the old Oregon Trail pa­
here for the purpose of snipping off from the plaster ceiling.
to the utmost in an endeavor to | person—for the eruption to decrease : Agidlus, an Ortley farmer, last week,
geant at Top O' Blue Mountuln«.
the
hulr
of
any
“
frauleln"
who
asso
­
meet the demand, and to assist in ■ and even stop. I’nless there is a new i arrived at The Dalles without the
near here July 3 and 4. Presence
delivering cars with as little delay , and strong emission of lava, Lin-1 woman. They maintained an offi­ Highest Scholaxtic Distinction at
of President Warren G.
Harding, ciates with such foreigners, among
guaglossa is almost safe from des-1 cial silence.
Both officers were
as possible.
which haa been promised In White whom It includes native« of India. j
Harvard College Gained
i negroes. Chinese and Japanese. All I
chided by Portland authorities for
During the present month produc- I truction.
llouae announcements, hua given the
tresses
thus
obtained
are
to
be
sold
detaining the woman.
celebration a natlonul a«pect.
Delegate« and Visitors Begin to Ar­ tfon is on a schedule which calls for i
Cambridge. June 21.— (A. P. ) —
and proceeds devoted to ltuhr rllef
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approximately 6.700 cars and trucks j
rive ut The Hal les
Governor Walter M Pierce of Ore­
♦______________
The highest scholastic distinction in
a day. another increase in the record- i
gon ha i announced luu Intention of
<'ON NEt Tit FT FARMERS
Harvard college, that of winning the
The Dalles. June 21.— (A. P.)—' breaking output which sales de­
l>< Ing present, and governors of ad­
QFITTING THEIR LANDS degree of bachelor of arts or bache­
Research Work Bring Conducted by
jacent state« have been Invited to at­
Delegates and visitors to the sixth mands make necessary.
lor of science "summa cum laude."
I niven.ity Man
tend.
annual state convention of Elks were
Hartford, Conn , Jun 21.— (I. N. was shared today by 11 men. includ­
11
Thirty
Members
of
A»MM-iallon
Will
Committee« of leudlng citizens of
nrrlvlng today preparatory to the
Columbus. Ohio. June 21.— (I. N. i S.)—Farms are being abandoned In ing Arthur Sellwood Voseburg. of
Visit Hogue Valley
opening session which is to be held
eastern Oregon have been busy for
fl.)—Development of a "knockless" Connecticut more rapidly than ever Wheeler, Oregon.
this afternoon. Registration of dele- j
months In arranging for the pageant,
before. Leonard H. Healy, secretary
Salem, Ore., June 21.—(A P.) — gate» aad tnformal receptions will ■ Large. Assortment of New Music Ar­ gas. with an abundance of “kick." is
and a wealth of historical material,
of the State Board" of Agriculture,
the
goal
toward
which
W.
Hale
rives for City Band
In the shape of original "prairie Thirty member« of the Oregon Grow­ occupy the time until evening when
Charch. of Dayton.
is striving. reports that his office has listed
ers
Cooperative
Association
left
this
schooners." oxen yokes,
costumes
the pageant of Waacopam is to be
twice as many vacant farms this
An entirely new selection of mu­ Charch, who is working under an j
and other equipment actually used | afternoon by automobile on an In- held.
Ohio State university fellowship, is ; spring, as last, when 90 were given Indian Village Feels Shock Mlien
sical
numbers
will
be
presented
to
Ispection
trip
of
the
fruit
district
of
'
by the pioneers hua been aasemhled
('ricattai Bod) Fall«
the people of the city tomorrow conducting research work as an ex- l up. Various reasons are assigned for
to be used In the pagnnt which the the Willamette, Vinpqua and Rogue
the condition.
evening at the weekly band concert tension of experiments with an anti- '
promoters alm to be as realistic ax River valleys. They will slop at 1
Quetta. India. June 21—-(I. N. S.)
at Riverside park. A large shipment knock compound discovered by C. F.
I Roseburg on Friday night.
It 1« possible to achieve.
Kettering, of Dayton, president of i
—The population here was startled
A vast natural amphitheatre nt
Royal Geographic Scclcty States An­ of new music has Just been received the General Motors Research Corpo­
recently when a large meteorite
and Director Higginbotham has been
Top O' Blue Mountains capable of
other Attempt to lb' .Made
crashed into a great pile of straw
enabled to work out an excellent va­ ration and a trustee of Ohio State
accommodating thousands of specta­
university, and another man.
Dr.
A.
M.
Knapp
M'orking
on
Plan
I
with a roar like an express train.
riety
for
the
program.
The
concert
tors and affording a huge arena for
London, June 21.—(I. N. fl.)—A
A successful trial of the "knock­
Most Powerful I'mlorwatcr Craft
v to Start Enterprise
The meteorite fell at 2:30 o’clock
starts promptly at 8 o’clock.
staging the "wild west" show amid
renewed
attack
on
Mount
Everest
Soon Reaely for Trial
less" gasoline, it is said, has been .
in the afternoon. A heavy thunder
The program will be as follows:
genuine settings, will lie the scene of
was foreshadowed by Viscount Ron-,
“The mining industry of South­ storm was in progress at the time
. March made at the McCook aviation field.
the pageant. Performers, experienc­
aidshay. president of the Royal Geo­ "American Legion"
Chatham, Eng., June 21.—(L N.
“
Sunflower"
’
—
Gavotte Dayton. The function of the anti­ western Oregon is to be stimulated and one house near which the celes­
ed ns a result of participating ih a
graphical
Society,
in
his
presiden
­
fl.)—Britain's mystery "Rubmarine
“American Spirit"
March knock "gas" is to prevent carboni­ by erection of a smelter at Grants i tial visitor fell was razed by a light­
similar pageunt lust year at Baker,
zation. subsequent pre-ignition and Pass, according to plans being per-' ning l>olt.
XI," which will be the largest and tial address to the assembled mem­ “.Moonlight in Florida”
Novelette
Ore., will take part, and real Vina-
moxt bowerful craft of Its type In bers of th« society here.
other motor troubles. It is assert­ fected by Dr. A. M. Knapp, president j
Many layers of thickly-packed
"Tomorrow
”
_
Fox
trot
tilla Indians from Pendleton also
In his declaration of war against
the world, will be completed shortly
“March of the Builders”
March ed by scientists that when the day and general manager of the Califor-' straw were penetrated by the me­
have promised their services. To give
the
world's
highest
mountain
he
at the dockyards.
. Overture of "knockless" gasoline has arrived nia-Oregon Mining and Smelting teorite, which traveled at tremen­
added realism not only will the per­
said they were far from being dis­ “Sunrise”
On the surface "XI" will displace
Fox trot engines will be built permitting Company,” says the Portland Jour-, dous speed. It struck at an angle
"Dearest"
.
former he attired In pioneer style,
couraged by their first failure, add­
resulting
in nal. "Knapp's concern proposes to of 45 degrees and came from a west­
2.780 tons, and when
submerged
Great"
March higher compression,
"Cyrus
the
but suggestion haa been made that
ing that since last year's expedition |
greater power and mileage.
3.SOU tons, this displacement being
build a plant costing 1250.000. ca-' erly direction.
Stripes
Forever"
March
"Stars
nnd
Hpectators also deck themselves In
had proved that it was possible to
Common gasoline, after combus­ pable of handling all the ores of the
1.400 tons more than the largest
To a lay observer the substance
old fashioned togi.
establish
a
camp
at
an
altitude
of
tion in the cylinders of an automo­ Grants Pass mining district.
German submarine ever construct­
of the meteorite appears to include
Sheriffs of I'nioti. Umatilla, Bak­
25,500 feet it gave ground for hope
bile. leaves a deposit of carbon,
ed. She will mount a big gun which
"Freight rates to smelters at San three classes of material.
First
er and Malheur counties have an­
that next-year's proposed expedition
which, with the continued operation Francisco and Tacoma are prohibl-' there is a dull, slate-grey igneous
is expected to be of nt least 12-inch
Po-t masters Have
Less Trouble
nounced plans to handle the crowds
would
be
successful.
of the engine, attains a high tem­ tive for the handling of the low and rock, fairly heavy
calibre.
and
marked
Reading Addresses I« Statement
and check any tendency toward law­
"It was not found possible to or­
perature. This sometimes causes medium grade ores, Knapp said, and with spots and veins of dark 'tur­
Thl« monster of the sea will be
lessness. They huvw planned to set
ganize a further attempt upon the
the fresh charge of gasoline, to ex- I the establishment of the new plant quoise blue; second, a quantity of
able to bombard an object from long
Washington. June 21.— (I. N. S. I 1
up a detention chain, a heavyK steel
peuk this year." said Lord Ronald-
plode in the cylinder before the' would make it possible to operate at jet-black, highly-glazed slag, re­
distance and then quickly disappear
chain stretched between two trees
snay, "but that did not Imply that — The great American public is ' spark ignites it. resulting in a re­
beneath the waves.
With her great
a profit many mines in the district sembling volcanic lava, with numer­
to which obstreperous persons will
"learning" to address letters.
coil of the piston which produces the which are now idle. He will address ous air pockets and turquoise veins,
Bpeed nnd gun power—In both of man had been beaten by the moun­
h'he
postoffice
department
an
­
be handcuffed to keep them out of
which «he will surpass anything tain. Far from it!
“knock.”
a public meeting at the Portland ho­ and th rd, a material
resembling
further mischief.
"The experience gained from last nounced recently that less difficulty
achieved—»he will be more than a
tel
Wednesday
night."
grey
coke
in
appearance
and
weight.
year's expedition will be an invalu­ will be experienced by postmasters of
Dr. and Mrs. Charles McCall, who
match for most surface vessels.
succeeding generations in the de- > have been here from Tacoma visiti-
able
asset
to
next
year's
climbers,
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Weaver have
The British Admiralty have con­
livery of mail, because letters will | ing Mr. and Mrs. George 1*. Jester,
arrived from Loa Angeles and will gratulated the Chatham dockyard on and we are hopeful that this asset
be more legibly addressed.
will
bring
victory."
left this morning for the south.
make their home on the Beagle the progress made on “XI." She was
Reports from letter-writing tests
Bros, ranch near Holland.
which only laid down 18 months ngo and
P. L VAN LUHEN ÖELL
in a score of schools throughout the
HARRY C. MEEK
they have purchased and will make Is expected to unnorgo her trials
I country show school children are re­
Into their home,
about the end of this month.
ceiving exceptionally high ratings.
Postmaster General New Is encour­
Los Angeles, Cal.. June 21—(I. N. steamer and strike out on a new
aging postmasters to arrange similar
S.)—An airplane will be employed route in the South Sea Islands.
tests In schools of their respective
to hunt out cannibals and wild ani­
Ford sailed from San Francisco
communities.
He also urged
im­
mals and film them by Francis J. recently on the S. S. Ventura, of the
pressing the general public with the
Ford, famous explorer, motion pic­ Oceanic Line. Honolulu is his first
importance of correctly addressed
ture producer, director, screen wri­ port of call, and he will disembark
mail.
ter and actor.
at Pango-Pango. He will visit Ha­
Mistakes in, addresses have dump­
Santa Barbara, Cal., June 21,— (I. treatment. Dr. Sansom said, and now
waii, Samoa. FIJI Islands, New He­
ed millions of letters annually in to
Radio,
also,
will
be
an
important
N. 8.)- Insulin, the new treatment weighs 15 pounds more than he ever
brides, Solomon Islands, New Gui­
the "dead letter" office, at a great
equipment
in
Ford's
outfit.
for diabetes, Is an nld to tubercular did before.
nea and Borneo.
waste of service. Illegible addresses
patients, Dr. W. D. Sansum. of Santa
Ford is going to the South Sea
Treatment of nn actively tuber­
At Samoa Ford will be joined by
have also retarded speed of delivery.
Barbara, declared at today's session culous lung by collapsing It, when
Islands with a motion picture cam­ a native servant. The rest of hl
of the «National Tuberculosis Asso­ only one side Is affected, was urged
era to penetrate the jungle and take party will include savage
PORTLAM» M \ It KEYS
carrier
ciation.
cannibal, wild animal and
under boys and a guard of soldiers.
by Drs. Phillip King Brown and Leo
"A good many cases of tuberculo­ Eloesxer, of Sun Francisco.
.water photographs tor travelogue,
Eggs, buying prices
23c fff 26c
Los Angeles and Hollywood pas­
sis are also diabetic and In the past
educational and adventure films. In tors gave him letters of introduc­
The collapse, by artificial pneu­
Eggs, Relllng prices ..
21c it 28c
have been nearly hopeless because mothorax. according to these author­
addition he will carry on explora­ tion to missionaries, and
Eggs, selects
.. 26c (t 27c
Pacific
heretofore the treatment for diabetes ities, spares the exertion of breath
tions for traces of an ancient civili­ fleet officials have supplied him with
Butter, extra cubes
39c 4t 40c
meant a severe diet and under­ Ing, which prevents rest and delays
zation and a fabled continent among letters to United States naval com­
4 4c
Blitter, prints
nourishment, whereas the treatment healing.
the thousands of unknown and un­ manders, who will offer Ford every
Wheat, soft white
»1.10
of tuberculosis calls for the best
charted islands in the flouth Pa­ assistance for bls safety and to ac­
The sound half of the lung Is suf­
Wheat, hard white
»1.18
cific, which are said to be rich in complish the object* °F his trip.
nourishment possible.”
ficient to care for respiration,
»1.05
P. L. Van Buren Bell cf Los An- Wheat, western red
historical lore.
Insulin, according to Dr. flansum,
Whero, because of adhesions, the gates, Cal., trade commissioner of th*
Ford also will carry along with
frees the patient from all diabetic compile collapse of the lung ennnot United States Department of Com.
Portland. Ore.. June 21.—(A P.)
He plans to bunt wild tribe* nevsr him a big supply of traders' stores
Harry C. Meek ot Chicago, who Is
symptoms and permits treatment of be obtained by puncturing the pleura mores, has gone to Central America,
Livestock, unchanged; cattle and planning to start a nationwide move­ before visited by white men and to barter with ths natives that be
tuberculosis with a good diet. One with a needle the more radical op- whore ho will make a complete Inves­ hogs, steady; sheep, strong: eggs, ment to bring the “old man” into his | search
for unfrequented
places will encounter on his journey. He
patient he has been treating has eratoin of thorocoplastry should ho tigation and report on conditions, eco­ strong and unchanged; butter, easy own by honoring a national “Father's heretofore not pictured, and in order Intends to he gone from three to six
nomic, Industrial and commercial.
day”
gained 35 pounds under the insulin used, the physicians said.
and unchanged.
to do it he will charter a "tramp" months.
♦
U'ushinglon, Jun« 31
I A. ♦
♦ I*.) - H<«cretary
Mellon
un- ♦
♦ nouneed that It ha« bean de- *
♦ rleled to aeize nil »hip liquor ♦
♦ brought Into Amerlcuu waters ♦
♦ even though it I» aboard n for- ♦
♦ eign «hip and under the »<ul of ♦
♦ a foreign government.
♦
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WILL ATTEND OREGON AFFAIR
MUSSOLINI
FIRE STARTS IN BASEMENT
NO RELIEF IS PROMISED CITY
WASCO OFFICIALS ARE GHIOED
OREGON MAN WINS HONOR
ELKS ARE HOLDING CONVENTION
"KNOCKLESS” GAS IS SOUGHT’
OREGON GROWERS START TRIP
NEW SELECTIONS TO BE GIVEN
HUGE METEORITE HITS QUETTA
EVEREST MB AGAIN TRIED!
SMELTER BE BROUGHT HERE
BRITISH SUB TO BE LAUNCHED
LEARNING TO ADDRESS LETTERS
LOS ANGELES EXPLORER WILL USE AIRPLANE
IN SEARCH FOR PACIFIC CANNIBAL TRIBES
INSULIN, NEW TREATMENT FOR D1ABETFS, IS
CONSIDERED AID 10 TUBERCULAR PATIENTS