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Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
GKANTH PAHH, J OH KP H INB COUNTY, OREGON.
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OX UN'.lli OITIOX QUESTION
Sud FAVOR BONDING A4ÀUNHT 7fl
Prestatyn, Wales, Mar. 3.— (A.
OIU-OHEII—HTl'DHNTH
P.)—Candidates for parliament from
ARE HAPPY
WHOLE NUMBER .T43S.
MONDAY, MARITI », »»21.
lx>s Angeles, Calif., Mar. 3.—
(A. P.) —‘Rain is still falling in
parts of southern California
early today after the downpour
of yesterday, that ended what
threatened to be a disastrous
drought. Officials of the fruit
and vegetable growers aseocla-
tlons, the county foresters office
and producers of hydro-electric
power, hailed the long delayed
downpour as a godsend, but said
that much more is needed.
IS DISCUSSED
AT MINE MEET
AUTO REGISTRATIONS
IN STATE ARE GROWING
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON MINING
Salem. Ore., Mar. 3.—The number
BUREAU HAH SESSION
of motor vehicles registered in Ore­
ON SATURDAY
gon for the period ending February
Wales are to be subjected In the
29, this year, was 28,431 greater
future to an examination as to I
than for the corresponding period
whether they will support a local op-I
last year, according to a statement
tion bill for Wales. This was de­
MEDFORD WINS FROM
today by Secretary of State Kozer.
cided at u recent meeting of the
AHHiaND JN HARD GAME
So far licenses have been issued to
North Wales Temperance federation. ,
Attorney
For
Defendants
Hays
That
Attorney General Now in Florida— 119,865 passenger cars and 9407 Eastern Men Interested In Project
Architect turning to Preporr« Con­
It was declared at tho meeting1
Medford, Mar. 3.—The Medford
trucks, a total of 129,372. Mr. Ko­
Which Will Provide Outlet For
Hays He Is Going to Appear in
tractor*» •SpcciflcnUon» ami Bills
that tho tide of temperance Is ris­ Matter Was Born of Spite Against high school basketball team closed
zer
predicts
that
by
the
end
of
the
Ores of Southern Oregon
Hiato
Itcpisldlcan
Head
Light
of
Defending
Himself
Will Be AdvcrtiwM
ing
A protest was made against j
I Its home season Saturday night at
year the registration will ba~e
the Issuing of circulars through the
the Armory, with a 19 to 11 victory
reached at least 190,000.
post urging people to join syndicates
[over Ashland, In a sensationally
The regular monthly iueeting of
McMinnville, Mar. 3.—(A. P.) —
Washington. Mar. 3.—(A- P.)—
When tho passage of the high for the shipping of liquor to Amer­
the Southwestern Oregon Mining
Because of a defect in the Indictment [played game, wherein the superior White House officials said today that
school bond issue for *31,000 was ica.
teamwork and condition was too
Bureau was held Saturday afternoon
charging Walter L. Tooze. Jr., chalr-
President Coolidge did not care to
assured Saturday night, the high
much for the rugged efforts of the
man
of
tho
liepublican
State
Centra)
signify by comment, the declaration Six Illinois Valley School Districts at the office of the president, P. S.
school students put on an Impromptu
Woodin. A large number of mining
| committee, and J. W. Templin, Me- ¡visitors, who specialized in long shots of Frank A. Vanderllp yesterday that
l»ecide to Consolidate
celebration and were aided In their
The luck of the previous night was
men and others from all parts of the
i
Minnvllle
garage
owner,
with
"con
­
the
president
had
asked
but
had
not
noise making by the city Are truck.
missing, however.
School officials in the Illinois val­ southwestern part of the state were
The dual count showed that the Highway DI m uhwm I Over Radio KLX tributing to the delinquency of a
received Daugherty’s resignation.
In the first half neither team threw
ley are Jubilant over the success of in attendance.
minor by giving her Intoxicating li­
bonding was carried by a vote of
The story has been denied by all in
by Eureka Man.
a
field
goal,
and
at
the
end
of
the
[
the
election on Saturday which re-
The principal matter before the
30* against 76, or a favorable vote
quor", tho case was referred back to
a position to speak authoritatively.
half the score stood two to two,
[ suited in the consolidation of six meeting was the discussion of the
of four to one.
Tho pulls were
the
grand
jury
by
Clrgult
Judge
Tuc
­
Crescent City, Cal., Mar. 3.—Tho
Miami, Fla.. Mar. 3.—(A. P.)— , school districts there for high school proposed smelter to be located in
thronged all day. more Interest bur- numerous radio enthusiasts in vari­ ker today. The deject consisted in points netted from the throwing of
lug been displayed In this bond Issue ous parts of the county listened with tho omission of the charge that the fouls. Both fives were nervous, and Daugherty declared here today that purposes. According to an official southern Oregon, probably at Gold
than In any bond Issue previously rapt attention to a talk given by girl Involved was an "unmarried Ju­ seven times Medford worked the ball he had made no official statement report sent in to the county school Hill, and the cooperation of the bu­
held by tho school district. When Secretary Wade of the Eureka cham­ venile". The action was taken on the under the basket, only to have the since leaving Chicago. "My position superintendent, the measure received reau in supporting the move to se­
is not one of defense, and I do not 177 votes. Forty-four ballots were cure the installation of such a proj­
tho bonds for the building of tho ber of commerce and broadcasted motion of District Attorney Conner, ( ball tantalizingly roll off the hoop.
One more game—at Roseburg with want to appear in the light of one de­ cast against the consolidation. The ect. P. M. Johnson, president of the
Roosevelt school were voted up, 14 through station KLX, the Oakland who said he discovered the defect af-
of the voters of the district were at Tribune last week.
I ter he entered the court today. The Roseburg next Friday night, lies be­ fending himself, "he said. “I ask no j vote was given as Hunt district, yes West Coast Finance Comparv of
tween the championship of Southern quarter”. Daugherty is here visiting 22, no 2; Kerby, yes 55, no 5; Tycer, Portland, which company is securing
the polls.
Secretary Wade made the most of courtroom was crowded. Attorney
Oregon, and the right to play in ths
yes 36, no 3; Spence, 24, no 7; Hol­ the financing of the project, was
It Is expected that work will be an excellent opportunity to advertise ! Eliks, representing Tooze and Temp­ state tourney at Salem, the middle of with his invalid wife.
land yes 37, no 20; Selma, yes 6, no present and told in detail just what
the
attractions
of
Humboldt
county,
lin,
charged
tho
entire
affair
is
born
Started as soon as possible on the
I
the
month.
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the people who are back of the move
new building, according to P. P. tho Redwood highway and Del Norte . of spite.
The plans are to hold a bond elec- are trying to do. Mr. Johnson said
county
as
well.
Proctor, chairman of the school
: tion for the bonding of the consoli­ that the smelter was to be financed
EXTRADITION IS GRANTED
KLX has a capacity for reaching
board. J. K. Tourtellotto of tho
Will Be Called to Tell of Contents dated district for approximately largely by Pittsburg capital—men
TO ALABAMA FOR MEADOWS
flrm of Tourtellotto and Hummel, over a million receiving sets and it
of McLean Messages.
*20,000 for the erection of the new already interested in the Pittsburg-
designing architects. Is to be here Is the plan of the Eureka chamber Chamber of Commerce Mcmlwrs H»«e
- high school. This will be located at Oregon Mining Company, owning the
Salem, Mar. 3. — (A. P.)—The
Washington,
Mar.
3.
—
(A.
P.)
—
within a very few days to spend sev­ of commerce in ease this initial pro­
Things Learned By Boys.
governor's office today granted ex­ Cipher experts of the war depart­ Kerby, as the most central location, Sylvanite mine near Gold Hill; that
eral days working out the contract­ gram is a success to give thia touring
and will embody all of the latest im­ this mine could probably furnish the
or's specifications. As soon as Giese Information from time to time to
Members of the Chamber of Com­ tradition for George Meadows to ment who have been translating the
provements In high school gqnsfrup- entire tonnage for a smelter of the
stand
trial
at
Jasper,
Alabama,
en
keep
the
Vkcatlbnfst
and
camper
In
­
code
messages
in
the
McLean
tele
­
are complete, the boa*d wl|l adver­
merce were entertained today by
tten
-
i '
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1 capacity they plan oh installing—
an
indictment
charging
morder
19
grams will be called first tomorrow
tise for blds. This will take sovofal formed on conditions in this section four members of local Boy Scout
,100 tons daily ‘td sta/t with1—but
years
ago.
of
t|)u
tauntvw
•
1
1
,
1
1
1
when
the
senate
oil
committee
re­
weeks. , ,
,
, , (
(
Troop No. 1. The boys gave demon­
that to make the smelter successtdf
Spti'kl attehtiou Was paid by'the strations of the things tjiey have
sumes its public bearings. William
Work will be started flrst on the speaker to the Redwood highway
it needs various 1 kinds :ot ere* hr
J.
Burns
is
to
be
questioned,
and
now portion of the building. It is leading from Grants Pass to San learned as Scouts, all of these prov­
Mrs. Mary Ducksteln, former private Commencing Saturday Tourists Can combination, therefore it w»s neaes-i .
hoped that the successful bidder will Francisco. Extensivei work has been ing to be of especial interest to the
sary to install a: smelter to do tens-
Pass Only Part of Day
secretary to Burns and now opera­
business
men.
bo able to got this part so well un­ dono on this beautiful strt^eh of
—
tom work so that ores of different
tive
in
the
Justice
department,
prob
­
Jack Bearss gave the Tenderfoot Evangelists Conclude Four Weeks
Commencing on Saturday, the Pa­ variety would be assured on which
der way that tho remodeling of tho road so that it is now possible to
ably will follow Burns on the stand.
test
by
making
numerous
knots.
He
Stay
at
Church
of
Christ
cific highway between Redding and to operate successfully. He stated,
older portion can be started without drlvo from San Francisco to Eureka,
McLean may be called before the
,
Dunsmuir will be closed for 16 hours emphatically that the mining inter­
delay just as soon as school Is out n distance of 297 miles, In ten hours, also gave the Boy Scout oath, the
end
of
the
week.
The revival at the Church of Christ
a day, according to word received ests generally would at all times be
in the spring. The whole building | although It Is advisable to allow a law and other things learned in the
from the contractors. This condition permitted to provide up to 80 per
is to bo ready for occupancy by tho little more time to enjoy the scenic Tenderfoot stage. John Brady then [closed Sunday night. In spite of the TREASURY SAYS HOUSE
gave the history of the flag, much rain at least 600 people were packed
opening of the fall tonn of school. wonders.
ACTION BRINGS DEFICIT will continue throughout the spring cent of the ores used, and that in
of which was new to the merchants. Into the church for the closing ser-
Washington, Mar. 3.— (A. P.) — and summer and perhaps until the all probability arrangements would
It is possible that this method of John Brady and Loren Tuttle show­
Tho last day of tho campaign for
The treasury today estimated that end of the year. The hours set for be made to putchase the ores, and
.
vice.
Evangelist
Ladd
spoke
of
the school building found the vari­ reaching tourists in various sections ed how they could send messages by | "God's Last Invitation", and 18‘re­
the tax bill passed by the house would the open highway have been from pay for them, upon their receipt at
ous Intorested organizations working of tho country will be extensively signalling, after which Loren Tuttle
result in a deficit of *123,000,000. II in the morning until 7 o’clock the smelter, rather than to cause
sponded
to
the
Invitation,
making
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hard for the proposition. Tho high followed out In the future and those and Buster Russel gave a flrst aid
for
the
day,
and
a
grand
total
for
the
that night.
Tourists are being the producer to wait until the ores
school students were working to sec Interested In the tourist trade are demonstration. A life saving talk
four
week's
meeting
of
136.
Of
this[
warned
to
govern
their movements are actually run and returns re­
watching
the
results
of
this
program
that their parents were at tho polls
was then given. Tho boys made a
total 114 were by primary obedience,
ceived. If this plan is put in opera­
| in accordance with these hours.
as woll as friends whom they knew with a great deal of Interest.
big hit at the luncheon. Their
The closing of the highway is due tion the owner of ore would present
nnd only 22 by letter and statement. Hearing in Police Court Held This
to be favorable. Upon receipt of
scout master, Ted Cramer, was also
| Ten men came forward at the last
to highway construction work under his assay of the value of the ore de­
Morning
word that tho bonds had carried by
present and introduced the boys.
invitation
Sunday
night.
The
church
way in northern California. The livered. the smelter would then
such a substantial majority, the stu­
Harry Couch reported that he had
Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 3.— (A. P.)—•
make their assay. If there was but
dents commandeered a couple of cars
a new member, G. S. Schuler, with [will give a grand reception to all the The case against Mrs. Asa C. Candler first part under construction will be
between Bayha and Half Way, a dis­ little difference between the two
and went up and down Sixth street Albert Jensen Hit By Xo. 14 While the Chicago Land Company. He [ new members at the church next
and G. W. Keeling was dismissed and
assays a compromise would be
at Work in Ashland.
spreading the word. Mayor Fry al­
named T. M. Stott to take his place. Thursday night. Evangelists Ladd W. J. Stoddard was bound over for tance of 10 miles. Blasting will be
agreed upon, and payment made; if
and
Pruitt
left
Monday
for
Eugene,
going
on
and
steam
shovels
will
be
lowed the firemen to take out the
W. S. Maxwell brought in the name
another trial under *300 bond today at work on this stretch which makes there was a wider difference a sam­
Medford. Mar. 3.—Albert Jensen, of Joe Harper and appointed P. B. to resume their school work.
Are truck with its siren to help in
when they we.-e given a hearing la traffic impossible during the work­ ple would be taken and assayed by
Inspector
for
the
Southern
Pacific
at
the celebration. Tho pleasure of the
Herman as his successor. The an­
the police court on the charge of hav­ ing hours. Two eight hour shifts a disinterested assayer, known as the
Ashland,
was
killed
yesterday
when
school children hardly exceeded that
nual meeting at the W. O. W. hall
ing been in a place where intoxicants will be worked by the contractors.
umpire, whose decision would be the
of the others who favored the pass- he crawled from beneath tho engine next Monday night was stressed.
were being drunk.
he had been Inspecting and was hit
The closing of the highway will basis of settlement.
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by the engine of train No. 14.
Mr. Johnson related to the meet­
BISHOP T. J. GARLAND
throw a large amount of traffic over
Women's Clubs Again Sponsor Na­
PROF. ELIHU THOMSON the Redwood route, provided the ing the details of the proposed smel­
tional Campaign in April.
road is put in good condition for the ter. It Is to be one of 100-ton ca­
summer. Unless the road Is im­ pacity to start with, with all neces­
Washington, Mar. 3.—(A. P.)—
proved, local people fear that the sary work done so that same can
Garden week, the second national
tourists will not be routed that way.
event of this kind, has been set for
(Continued on Page Two.)
April 20 to 26 by the general fed­
eration of women's clubs. Church
and motion pictures will contribute
Tiondon. Mar. 3. — (I. N. S.) — south cools when it gets over the
to the effort of the campaign.
Grave doubts as to whether the Shen­ Ice and freezes, with the result that
Mrs. John D. Sherman, chairman
andoah will succeed In reaching the a solid mass settles on everything
of the department of applied educa­
north pole safely In case the trip Is In the vicinity, tho rigging of a ship,
tion of the federation, who has been
undertaken were expressed by Cap­ for instance, becoming very quickly
nominated by Colorado, her home
tain Joseph Bernier, the famous vet­ coated with a thick mass of it.
state, for the presidency of the fed­
Denver, Mar. 3. — (I. N. S.)— failed to disclose who her actual
eran arctic exploror, in an interview
"The encountering of such a fog
eration at the biennial election in
After
living with foster negro par­ parents were.
here.
Is fraught with considerable danger
Los Angeles In June, has announced
The death recently of Mrs. Redd
ents
since
she was an Infant and
A Canadian citizen, Captain Ber­ oven to a ship, but the airmen must
tho endorsement of the movement
brought about the change of cir­
believing she herself was a negress, cumstances in the girl’s life. On
nier has made ton expeditions to be subject to a very grave disad­
by President Coolidge and Secretary
tho arctic, and has announced his vantage if they happen upon it, for
a 14-year-old Denver girl today is her deathbed Mrs. Redd revealed to
Hoover, and that the bureau of edu­
Intention of shortly making an It will Bettie thickly upon the envel­
cation has asked schools to empha­
the ward of Juvenile Judge Ben the girl and other friends the mys­
eleventh with the object of formally ope unless the navigators have an
size the work in their study on Wed­
Lindsey’s court, following revelations tery of how she came to live with
taking possession of tho Islands in extraordinary amount of luck. In
nesday.
the negro couple, and Mrs. Redd re­
that the child is of white birth.
the north polo area In the namo of this event It may be necessary for
The program as outlined by the
quested that the child be placed with
The girl, whose name is withheld white people.
Britain. His knowledge of that area them to land, but all they will have
federation goes Into every phase of
by
Judge
Lindsey,
made
her
home
la said by many to be unrivallod.
below them will be pack ice, which
gardening. Friday Is tree day and
According to testimony, the old
with an old negro couple—Mr. and woman's deathbed story revealed
‘‘To my mind," said Bernier, in Is very rough and rugged.
the American Tree association will
Mrs. George Redd, of this city— how a white man left the child, then
discussing the Shenandoah project,
"I certainly view the project as
send tree day programs and tree
whom she knew as father and two weeks old, with Mr. and Mrs.
"the task which the Americans are one attended by a very great amount
planting suggestions to schools and'
mother.
setting themselves is a very great of risk.
clubs.
Redd, who then lived in Crawford,
one Indeed.
Following a hearing in juvenile Neb.
"In my view, the north pole con­
Every civic organization has been
Prof.
Ellhu
Thomson,
'of
tho
Gen
­
"Having had a very long experi­ sists only of water to a depth of Rt Rsv. Thomas J. Garland, who asked to co-operate in the work. Ac­
court, Judge Lindsey ordered the i It was announced that Juvenile
elected bishop of tho Episcopal
eral Eloctrlo company, who has al­
ence of the arctic rogions, the ques­ about 2,000 fathoms. In effect, it was
lloceso of Pennsylvania. He succeeds cording to reports to the federation, ways ranked a close second to the girl sent to a state institution, where court officials will make every effort
tion I ask myself la, how are the air­ may be said to represent the hole RL Rev. Philip Meroor Rhinelander, school gardens in New York City late Charles P. Stslnmotx as an “oleo- she can become associated with white to find the real parents of the girl,
men proposing to overcome one of caused by the eruption which led who resigned because of III health. last year produced food valued at trloal Wizard," and since the death people, with a view of living with fsiling which they will have her
their worst difficulties, that of frozen to the formation of what is now Dr. Garland has been suffragan blehop *33,000 and that City is considered of that famous mathematician haa be­ members of her own race for the placed in the home of white people,
fogf
Greenland. Nansen and other ex­ of the diocese for the past thirteen one in which gardening conditions come tho greatoet aclontlet In tho Gen­ [ remainder of her life.
after a brief stay in the institution
eral Eloctrlo organlxatlon.
"The wind which comes from the plorers have helped to prove this." years.
are the hardest.
The hearing in Juvenile court to which she haa been sent.
COURTROOM FILLED FOR CASE
WORK WILL START SHORTLY
PITTSBURGH CAPITAL USED
QUARTER NOT TO BE ASKED
CONSOLIDATION If VOTED
REDWOOD ROUTE BOOSTED
CIPHER EXPERTS REPORT
BOY SCOUTS “ENTERTAIN
HIGHWAY OPEN EIGHT HOURS
REVIVAL SERVICES END
CANDLERCASEDISMISSED
S. P. INSPECTOR IS KILLED
GARDEN WEEK DATE IS SET
BRITISHER EXPRESSES HIS DOUBTS OVER
PROPOSED SHENANDOAH FLIGHT TO POLE
tilt. ■ BEIHED HERStlF 10 BE OF
NEGHI DESCEÑI. IS PROVEN 10 BE WHIIE