GRANTH PANN, JOHEPHINB COUNTY, OH EGON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2ff, »02*.
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I PRINTED REGULATIONS
I FOR TAX ARE SOON OUT
FREIGHTER ABANDONED
IN SINKING CONDITION
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Haleni, Orc., Jan. 26.—(A,
P.)—Printed regulations for
the new state In coin o tax law,
closely following the federal
law, will be ready for distribu­
tion about February 2nd.
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NECKET DII’UlMAt'Y IH
THROWN INTO DINCARD HIROHITO THIN MORNING
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WEDDED TO PRINCENH IN
TOKIO
I>ondon, Jan. 26. ■ ( A. P.)—Sec­
STORAGE DAMS ARE PLANNED
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Han Francigco, Jan. 27.-—(A.
♦ P.)—The freighter Mary Hor-
♦ loek, steel, 324'1 tons, has been
♦ abandoned 271*0 miles west of
♦ Honolulu in a pinking condition.
♦ Tho crew was*taken aboard the
♦ liner President Taft, according
♦ to a radio meatage. The freight­
♦ er’s lumber cargo shifted in a
IH ♦ storm, causing her to list so
♦ badly that water entered the
♦ engine room.
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ret diplomacy will havu no place In J
the dealings of Great Britain's
mler. Ramsay Macdonald, with
elgn countries.
Mr. Macdonald Intends that the
public shall be Informed of foreign First Joyous Outbreak Since Earth-
negotiations whenever the circum­
quakt^—Ancient Marriage Ritual
stances warrant, lie also lias de­
Is Usisi in Ceremony
cided a discussion within the cabinet
shall not lie kept "drum tight," as
It is aawrted In eomo quarters was
Tokto, Jan. 26.— (A. P.)—Prince
the cas» In the Baldwin-Curzon ad­
Regent Hirohito this morning was
ministration, but that the newspa­
wedded to Princess Nagako, in the
pers shall lie given a communique sacred precincts of the Imperial pal­
after each session, summarizing the ace, according to the ancient mar­
subjects dlsciiNs >d
or decisions riage ritual. Tokio residents indulg­
taken.
ed In tho first Joyous celebration
i since the earthquake.
CELEBRATION IS STAGED
PRESIDENT IS
INDIAN TRIBES PRESS
CLAIM FOR $12,000,000
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Roseburg, Jan. 26.—(A. P.) ♦
♦ —Representatives of 13 Indian ♦
♦ tribes of Western Oregon met ♦
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♦ pressing their claim of $12,-
♦ 000,000 alleged due for lands ♦ .
♦ taken by the government.
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EXPERT STUDENTS EARN WAY
GEORGE KENYON TAKES OWN
AT UNUSUAL LABORS
LIFE SHORTLY AFTER
OF' OIL POLICY
NOON
A Junior in the University of Ore­
gon makes his way through school
COOLIDGE
ASKS
FOR
advice iar to wisdom
tax reduction plan
AGREED UPON LN HOUSE
WOULD SAFEGUARD NATION | ^^Ttbl^XVa^^ DYNAMITE USED IN DEED
for the evening. There aTe several
Washington, D. C., Jan. 26.—Tax Inquiry Separate Iron One Institut­ unusual occupations that University
reductions amounting to *103,060,-| ed Yesterday, Inquiring Into Fraud men engage in, according to a report Head Placed on Half Stick and Fuse
I.I..IIW I rrrlu Will Be I llllz .l
Lit—Funeral Services Will Be
000 annually and affecting more
which Mrs. R. C. Donnelly, head of
First—Water To Be Stored
in Oil Ix-aaes
Held on Monday
the University employment bureau,
than 20 indiuatriea were agreed upon
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today by the house ways and means ;
recently gave the Oregon Dally Em­
I
erald.
committee in Its first major decl-|
Tho Pacific Highway District Im­
Washington, Jan. 26.—(A. (P.) —
Believed to have been Influenced
sknia on the revenue rates.
Some of the men are dishwashers,
provement company, embracing 1000
! While the senate oil committee is
The rate changes repealing somej "‘77° '’“7
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*• dishwipers, waiters in various fra- by a general sickness, which he has
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,
seeking
further
light today
acres of both Improved and unim­
, ,
.
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_ on
,, the , j temity houses. Three are janitors, had for the past 15 years, George
of the
miscellaneous
or nuisance;
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'relations former Secretary Fall and;
proved lands along the Merlin Mar­
taxes instituted
during the war
I clerks, stenographers and electri­ Kenyon, 32, today committed suicide
'Harry Sinclair, the president asked!
by laying his head on a half stick of
ket road and the Pacific highway
cians. One man has made over $180
were effected by non-partisan votes
dynamite which was exploded. The
j the interior department for expert
in
committee
and
included
some
sug
­
milking
cows.
The
total
amount
of
about four miles north of Grunts
young man went to the Sixth street
advice as to the wisdom of a policy
gestions of both the Mellon and dem­ | under which the Sinclair and Doheny money earned by students last term
Pass, has been chartered by the state
{ bridge with the fullest intention of
Is
$10,479.
ocratic
plans.
of Oregon. The charter was grant­
'committing the deed, it is believed,
Taxes on theater admissions of I Interests secured leases from Fall
Tokio, Jan. 26.—(A. P.)—Not­
ed to William Irwin, of Hood River,
i for he purchased the explosive and
for Wyoming and California oil re­
withstanding controversy in which 60 cents or under and on beverages serves. He asked for a report on
II. O. Olson, of Kansas City, C. E.
went directly to the bridge. He was
Campbell and W. T. Reed and asso­
i their bethrothal was involved, the were repealed and the levies on i whether the leases protect the gov-i
seen to go under the north end of
ciates, Interested In the holdings of I’riina) Ivnnia Coal Mine Has Db>aa- ' wedding today of Crown Prince Re- Jewelry and produce evchange sales ernment’s interest. The inquiry is j
the structure and four or five min-
troux Explosion Today
I gent Michf-No-Miya Hirohito and were cut in half. Previous agree-I separate from the instructions to the'Kill Both Nister and Her Brother ; utes later the explosion was heard.
the Rogue River Orchard company
Princess Nagako generally will be re­ ments to repeal the taxes on tele-' department of justice to ascertain'
Tbs Incorporation Is granted under
He was the son of Bert Kenyon,
Over Year Ago
ths Oregon law, permitting laud own­
Cresson. Penn., Jan. 26.—(A. P.) garded as one of the most popular grams, telephone messages, leased whether the leases should be can-1
nightwatchman in the city.
ers to organize for the purpose of — Forty miners are reported to be i in tho history of the Japanese im- wires and candy were confirmed.
Shortly before 12:30, Mr. Kenyon
■ celled.
' Aurora, 111., Jan. 26.—(A. P.) —
uniting to Irrigate their holdings col­ entonibod In an explosion late today ! perlal family. The Japanese people
. Warren Lincoln today confessed that was seen to approach the bridge. He
lectively, Water rights on Jump-off- at Iamcashlre mine, numlier 18. of have tukan advantage of every op-
— (A. P.)
P ) — he shot and killed his wife, Lina looked down on the upper side first
Washington, Jan. 26.—
Joe and Grouse creeks were recently the Barnes and Tucker Coal Com­ ' portunity to acclaim them since their Weather U Warmet—
E. L Doheny. who testified that he add her brother, Byron Shoup, on and then went around and under the
approved by the state engineer and pany, a* Hhanktown, Indiana county, betrothal first was announced. The
The weather was decidedly spring-' loaned PalI noo.OOO while he was January 10th, last year, and buried lower side. Boys playing in the yard
crown prince, because of his demo­ like today with a maximum temper­
considerable work has already been 40 miles from here.
a cabinet member informed the sen- their remains after dismembering of the residence next to the bridge
cratic manner and the great personal ature at 63 degrees. The minimum ate oil committee today he was will- the bodies. The heads were found, state that he had been under the
done.
Johnston City, III., Jan. 26.—(A. Interest he has taken in the people during the night was 33, rain pre- |ng to cancel the oil contract with as he described, in the city dump, bridge only about four or five min­
Engineers have made thorough
surveys of reservoir sites on both of P. )—Thirty perished in an explosion I of his country, is greatly beloved by venting a further drop. The rainfall the government,
embedded in a concrete block 24 by utes before they heard the explosion.
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the stresms and have reported am­ In tho McClintock coal mine here I them and when he becomes their of the night totalled .22 inch. The!
12 inches, which he had moulded A half stick of dynamite had been
ple storage capacity for the lands yesterday, accordlug to a check to- j full-fledged ruler undoubtedly he weather forecast Is for rain.
around them. This new confession placed under the back of his head
H. L. Brcmley, district manager of
proposed to be watered. During the day. Two are missing. Eigbt are in ' will be the most popular emperor
by Lincoln that he killed them both, and, a fuse fully 18 inches long was
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— I the California Oregon Power com­ although he previously hud said he lighted. The body had been blown
last two years, (.he. U, HL Gaotagteal a hospital,.two of them not l*elng ex­ ever to sit upon the imperial throne
pany, visited Medford yesterday,
I of Japan. He has ruled Japan as
’abofft 15 feet down the bank, the
survey has maintained measuring pect «xi to recover.
where he attended a conference of killed his wife in self defense after clothing having been shredded.
regent since November, 1921, when
stations In the stresms stub the an­
she
shot
and
killed
her
brother,
led
I the Copco officials and department
his father. Emperor Yoshihito, re­
A check shows that it was about
nual rainfall and runoff han been
to a clearing up of the mystery.
; heads.
linquished tho reins of government
12:20
when the dynamite was pur­
shown to be more than sufficient for
W’hen he told today of sealing the
because of his continued illness due
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the requirements for storage. It I h
heads in the concrete block the po­ chased. Mr. Kenyon purchasing it
to a complication of diseases.
proposed to use the normal flow
lice rushed to the dump and found from the Rogue River hardware. At
The crown prince was born April
from these streams for the spring lint Herford Quits as Mentor of Heav­
By
William
L.
Daley
the
block. When the hardened con­ that time he asked for a single stick
29. 1901, and therefore lacks about
er Football Team
and early summer, reserving the
crete was chipped off the heads were and when asked what he was going
National Editorial Association
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three months of being 23 years old.
to do with the powder he said he was
stored waters for later summer use.
Washington, Jan, 26.—Struggle!
found.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ His bride is about two years bls
Arrangements Completed for Funer­
going to blow stumps. The remark
Included in the charter of the Pa­
for parliamentary advantage through
al Services on Monday
was made that one stick would not
cific Highway District Improvement vallis, Jan. 26. — (Special)—R. H. Junior.
coalitions
continuée
to
retard
vital
Hirohito’s
education Included
blow
very many stumps but he stat­
company Is the la/ger portion of the (’’Dick") Rutherford resigned as
legislative measures In the Cotigress.
ed
that
he merely wanted to loosen
holdings of the Country Club orchard Denver football couch and director of both the military and diplomatic It is obvious that the republicans
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one.
project. Including about 600 acres physical education and his resigna­ fields. He ranks as a major of In­ will ifind it difficult to write the ted by Rev. D. Lester Fields for the
Funeral services will be held on
of the pear orchard plantings. There tion was -accepted by the hoard of fantry in the Japanese army and a recommendations of President Coo­ funeral services for the late Dr. S. Woman's (Tub Donate« $31) Toward
Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the
Is also Included another 500 acres of regents late Thursday afternoon. lieutenant commander in tho navy. lidge into the statute because the Loughridge on Monday afternoon at
Proposed Building
2 o’clock at the Newman M. E.
Church of Christ Rev. O. J. Law
lands, now mostly unimproved, lying Rutherford will remain as director of Since 1919 when he became of age
present revolt against majority rule church.
Committees have been
will officiate. Interment will be at
along both Pacific highway and the physical education until his contract he has occupied a seat in the House
Merlin Women’s club at their post­ the Masonic cemetery.
has a tendency to bring about disin­ named and a program prepared in
new Merlin market road, giving the expires at the end of the fiscal year, of Peers of tho Imperial Diet. As
ruler of Japan he gives promise of tegration of the party. There is a which citizens of Grants Pass will poned meeting held Friday voted
company, all told, about 11 miles of July 1.
Acceptance
of
the
coach's
resigna
­
carrying
on the "Era of Enlight- new majority in the House—an al­ honor their departed co-worker. Most »50 toward the proposed Merlin
frontage on these two highways.
community building.
Merlin resi­
These holdings all lie within 10 to tion put to an end various rumors ment," by which the reign of his liance of democrats and republican of the business houses of the city are
closing
for
the
services.
insurgents
—
-which
apparently
lias
dents
have
taken
steps
toward se­
that
have
been
seething
on
the
camp
­
grandfather.
Emperor
Musuliito,
was
16 minutes drive over excellent thor­
Lodges to which Dr. Loughridge curing a building for the holding of Pine Box Factory Expects to Oper­
oughfares from the center of Grants us. While the decision comes as a known and which was continued dur­ the power to enforce its bi-partisan
Woodmen, all community meetings .and for the
surprise to most college people, , It ing the reign of his own father, the demands. They have displayed their belonged are Modern
ate Throughout Year
Pass.
was not unexpected by those who Incapacitated Emperor Yoshihito. Hi­ strength in changing the rules of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, Odd Fellows housing of the public library. An
Much of the construction work on had been In close touch with the i
grid rohito. with the consent of his fath­ House in order to exercise control and Rebekahs, and Security Benefit. qptton has been secured on a suit­
The Pine Box factory will prob­
the Irrigation system will bo com­ mentor.
er, broke an ancient Japanese tradi­ over important legislation. It is pre­ Members of these organizations are able structure and an organization ably continue to operate throughout
pleted within the present year, and
invited to attend in a body. Local
Negotiations for Rutherford’s sue- tion in the spring of 1921 by being
tho state engineer has specified that cessor will get under way Immedi­ the first Crown Prince of Japan to dicted in many quarters that noth­ people will give short talks on Dr. perfected for the handling of the the year according to I. A. Robie.
ing
'but
political
chaos
will
come
of
matter. Officers have been elected There has been a plentiful supply of
It shall be finished before the end ately. It Is expected. In fact, several make a trip abroad. On
that occa- this strategy. With the bi-partisan Loughridge as a citizen, as a physi­ and another meeting will held on lumber this season and the mill has
of 1925. It is the Intention of the applications have been received al­ sion he visited England. Scotland,
majority in a posdtion to amend the cian and as a churchman. Music will Tuesday night. The Merlin Wo­ been more active than for several
company to give special caro to the ready as It has been through
for France, Belgium, Holland and Italy tax bill by the inclusion of a bonus be given by the church choir. Com men’s club voted the money with years, »having turned out some 250
area along the Pacific highway, be- some time that the present
grid and was enthusiastically welcomed proposal and President Coolidge op- mittees are: resolutions, James Mar­ the understanding that there should cars of box shooks, of which approx­
yond the so-cklled Merlin dlvide, chief would give up at least
his, by the people of the different coun­ posed to alterations In the Mellon tin, Newman M. E. Church, E. E. be supervised amusements and en­ imately 100 cars went to Oregon
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tries. In England he was made an plan and the bonus tax reduction is Blanchard, Odd Fellows. C. H. Dem­ tertainments only held in the hall.
coaching position.
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honorary general in the British nothing but a pleasant dream at the ar ay; decorations, Mrs. A. B. Cor­
nell, Mrs. A. Stinebaugh, and Mrs.
Army and King George conferred op­ present time.
C. H. Demaray; fitting memorial,
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The bi-partisan leaders believe
Sam 'Baker, H. D. Norton and Mrs.
that much good could be accomp­
WILLIAM J. ROBINSON lished by liberalization of House J. E. Hair.
rules whereby 100 or 150 members
ELEANOR ARMSTRONG
could demand the discharge of a
committee from consideration of a
Game census figures prepared by thus actively cooperate In the oon-
Manchester, Jan. 26 —(A. P.)— by getting cotton trade on a profit-
particular >bill. Mr. Madden of ITlin-
forest
rangers in Oregon and Wash­ tervatlon of the name and wild life
The serious state of the cotton trade able basis again, he concluded. It was
ote one of the most Influential re­
ington have Just been compiled by as well as in the enforcement of the
difficult
to
see
how
the
deficiency
In England was mentioned by Sir
publican leaders, declares that this
the Portland office of the Forest hunting and fia-i.ng laws of the
could be made good before the end
procedure would cost taxpayers a
Charles Macara, a former chairman I of the present financial year.
Service. The figures relate only to state«, these laws applying within
billion a year and it would be noth­
of the Committee of the International
the 27 million acres of national for­ the National Forests exactly as they
Shareholders in cotton mill com-
ing more than a play Into the hands
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners pnnies havo never experlenceil such a
est lands with in these two states, do on outside lands.
of professional lobbyists.
and Manufacturers Association, in an dlsnsterous year as tho one jUHt
Forest officers call especial atten-
According to the rangers’’estimate
address to the Provisional Emergency closed, It Is asserted. Only 90 of a
The advocates contend, however,
tion to the fact that these game fig­ there are aver 50,000 deer in the
Cotton Commltteo here.
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that it will prevent the practice of
ures ere necessarily rough estimates fourteen National Forests of Oregon,
total of 310 companies have been able
"pigeon-holing" important legisla­
He stated that for more than three to make a return on their capital.
but being made by the forest ran- divided as follows: ..35,000 black­
tive proposals. Corn ter vat Ivo lead­
years a large number of mills had The total paid up share capital of
gers, the men on the ground, ap­ balled, 18,000 mule deer and 75
ers express the opinion that those
shown no return whatovor to those the 310 companies controlling 33.-
proach perhaps nearer the point of white-tailed. There are estimated to
now favoring changes will be as
who had invested money In them, and 000,000 spindles, was more than
accuracy than any other figures be 3,000 elk, 50 mountain sheep and
quick to sponsor repeal in event in­
extra capital was being called up, 1242,000,000 and during the year
available.
20 antelope.
a
surgents or other minorities become
only to be dlssapatog owing to the they distributed $4,120,180 in dlvl-
The Forest Service has always
Home of the estimates tor fur-
inactivity and want of unanimity dends, or about 1.7 per cent on the
majorities at other seesftonn. ' The
been greatly interested in game and bearing animals on National Forests
among those who controlod the em­ total called up capital, against 2.7
claim is advanced that referendums
game conservation. From the char­ are as follows:
6,000 badger,
ployer's organization.
The effect per cent last year. Sixty-five com­
on proposed bills will not prove
acter rtf the National Forests, being 8,000 beaver, 3,600 foxes, 11,000
both on Lancashire and the country panies paid 4.48 per cent against 8.95
practical. It is a noteworthy fact
the higher, rougher and heavily tim­ mink, 1,000 marten, 6,500 muskrat,
generally was most dlsasterous. This but 170 firms have now worked two Dr. William J. Robinson, Ph. Q., M. D„ that a formidable percentage of
bered portions of these two states, 400 otter, and 90 lynx.
was shown In the revenue returns years without paying any dividends Naw York editor and author, has been democrats refused to join the bi-par­
Eleanor Armstrong, shown it Is but natural that the National
Under predatory animals the ran­
a
follow
of
the
Royal
Society
elected
Just issued, it being statod that there whatever. During the year 28 com­
tisan movement. With tho campaign above. Is not a ladybug, but, because Forest areas should be the favorite gers’ figures show that there aro
was up to the present a deficiency of panies have mode calls on their mem­ of Arte of England becauao of hie year at hand these legislators are of her position as official Insect de­
sociological and medical writings. He
haunts for wild life. All field of­ 8,000 blaok and brown bear. 35,000
$250,000,000.
bers for a portion of tho uncalled Is the editor of the Medical Critic thinking of the future of their par-! lineator at the new national museum, ficers of the Forest Service are depu­ coyotes, 13,000 bobcats, and 150
ehe
hae
been
given
the
sobriquet
of
Unless this great loss was stopped capital.
and Guido.
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ty game wardens of the state and wolvea within the National Forests.
I Uncle Sam’s ’’Bug Lady.”
Natural Flow of Jump-off-Joc and
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AGGIES’ COACH RESIGNS
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Our Washington
Letter
DR. S. LOUGHRIDGE HONORED
. COMMUNITY HALL PUSHED
FACTORY TO KEEP RUNNING