I Grants Pass TAX IS HII BY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < Salem. April 10 ( A. P I Penitentiary guard* are out Reeking a Hll«p< ■' I believed to be Oregon Joue.i, who was •Wn'ii H«en this morning between Siibllnilty and Silverton. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ 4- ♦ ♦ Hol.Il PART XX HH II Al l El TH t ttltPGHATIOXH IS NOT < «INSTITI TI«>N VI. * GOVERNOR WILL MAKE APPEAL litro to Huprrine < olir I—If Marion Judge* I plichi XXIII Sitile lor Amendment,* Next Hcaslou Salem, Ore. Apr. lo.— -(A IM — The state incoine lux «et was held iincotistltutlonnl so tur ai It utfect- ed corporation*. Judge* Bliiglimii and Kelly , of thè Marion county circuii court. Iield lai" yestvrdny In u sull brought by thè Standard Liitn- l>er Company The governar conterrei! todny wlth hi* friend* relative lo wlint tiuiy l>e dotte to aave thè Incoine tnx law Ile stateli poaltlvely thnt thè cu*« wlll be appenred t<> thè supreme court. If thè Mariou court la up- helil. he Intimateli thul efforta wlll be Iliade in thè next legislature to ameni! thè law. ♦ Berkeley, Cui . April 10 (A. IM Ail earthquake a week 1« the average recorded by the seismograph at the University of California. The stn lion has gathered data which has been forwarded to sc|entl*ts al) over i the world. Most of life tremors wer? of re­ mote origin, though onio were quite clo«« to home. One. which the In­ strument failed to localize, was trac­ ed by Professor J. II Macelwano of the geology department by Interview­ ing persons who hail felt the shock. It was found to have centered In the Corralitos district In the Santa Cruz mountains of California. 4 Han Francisco, April to. t A. !’. > Johnson headquarters .de­ nied that ho has withdrawn from tbo pres! Cal primary ca iniaign. • ■ . Washington, April 10. -( X. P. i Hiram Johnson today con­ ferred with some of his friends In the senate and is expected to issue a statemont. 4 FATHER ARRIVES m CITY ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 Chicago. April 10. -(A. P.) — Hotel rooms In the presiden- tlal row, which served as head- quarters for Hiram Johnson's campaign, will be vacated to­ day or tomorrow. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i neaiithed mi.i ■* or iRizox i ax < ii : xt towns ix Klamath Falls. April 10. (A. Pj The Bly hotel, at Bly was burned to the ground early today. The guests barely es­ eaped by jumping from the ser - ond story windows. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ 4 RESPONSES Iti,: FIXED I If BOOSTER MEETING IDAHO SENATOR TO ♦ ♦ » Gateivay to the Oregon Caves BANK’S BOOKS ARE EXAMINED Whei 1er Leave* Tonight to Take Ip Task—Moses Withdraws ami llrookhart Is ApfMdnted Salem. April 10.— Responses to the Cherrian Invitations to a general meeting of all booster clubs of the state to be held in Roseburg April 27 and 28 are beginning to arrive, it was announced last night by King Bing Al Pierce, at the meeting of the Cherrians at the chamber of com­ merce Favorable replies have been received from the Pirates of Coos Bay; Prunarians. Vancouver. Wash.; l«ava Bears, of Bend; Hernans. New­ berg; Craters. Medford; Rusarians. Portland; Cave Men. Grants Pass and the Goblers, of Oakland. Other I re- plies expected are from the Lithians, Ashland and Pelicans, ot Klamath Falls. Eugene and Albany ’ have no booster clubs at present. HOI 1.1» GET BOTTOM OF POMONA GRANGE CHARGES LOANS HAVE ALL BEEN PAID Lists Amounts Paid to Concern* i» Which H"’ Was Interested—Sinns Have VII Item Returnm! Kennett. Calif., April IP. T’ Washington. Apr. 10.— (A. P. I — Washington. Apr. 10 - .A. P. > - Tucson. Ariz.. April 10.— (A. P.l — i Mammoth Copper Company yesterday Senator Gooding, republican, of The Daugherty investigation com­ Ruins of ten village«, estimated to! afternoon postoo polices that It of. mittee today called Wm. J. Burns, Idaho, today asked the senate to be more than 1.000 year* old. have I fered $1.000 reward for ••vlden' that investigate the charges by the Po­ who admitted that three of his men I«" n discovered in. the hills north-' would lead to the arrest and een repaid. committee. The first day's hunt for the mur­ of Ix’opolil Woelfllng, an archduke earlier aborigines of North and South In executive session, the Daugh­ Excellent Station I- Maintained Here of Austria, who became a variety derer really accomplished but little America, these consizted of but or.e> performer after royalty crashed In Officers believe that they tracked large house each, divided into numer­ erty committee decided today to Bj .1. XI. Isham, Agent speed the investigation of the books him yesterday from the scene of the that country. ous adjoining rooms. of the .Midland Bank at Washington Marie Itllter win the woman's tragedy to Squaw Creek In the neigh­ The excavations indicated that the courthouse, Ohio. Senator Wheeler In recognition of their efficient State Engineer maiden name. Sin- was the daughter borhood of Coram. There all trace Over Highway— ten communal dwellings represented leaves tonight to begin the work. iservice in maintaining roadbed for of a peasant and was serving a« maid was lost. I* Friendly Toward Project two distinct eras, separated perhaps; Senator Moses, named on the sub­ Sheriff W. W. Sublett returned t i traffic during 1923, seven Southern in Berlin when Woelfllng married by a few hundred years. In the vil-| committee with Wheeler, opposed Pacific section foremen in Oregon her In I ISO”, after divorcing his first Redding late last night from the lages of what was Optimism over the state’s attit' deemed the earlier the plans and withdrew I from the have just been awarded prizes of toward the wife. The set ond marriage soon Mammoth Mine, where he had spent period the floors Redwood highway were of clay and subcommittee. Senator Rrookhart $100 mid annual passes for them­ brighter today than for sever Sp.s tf lent ion* Will Arrive Till* Week terminated. The abandoned wife was most of the day hunting for some the walls had been made by plaster­ taking his place. selves and families. l«ft penniless and was burled by clue but the day's quest was In vain. months past, with the visit ot r A v A. mid Hid.. Will lit' Let ing clay around a number of upright Twenty-nine Oregon station agents Klein, state highway engineer, over friend* who hnd knowu her before The name and likely whereabouts of sticks. In the later homes stones the murderer are as dec ply in the un­ were presented silver medals for the highway. .Mr. Klein was enthused her marriage. had been worked in with the clay known as when th« tragedy was first; and stick- : maintaining excellent stations aud over the route and it is stated that Specif lent Ions for the new high Kemalrft o’* pottery were revealed Sunday afternoon. station ground? and six serticn fore* he will return to Salem with a friend­ school building are expected to ur- I . ill <>. found on the sites of seme of the vil­ j men given silver medals for the best ly feeling toward the Redwood high­ Sheriff Subh'tt took back with him rlve thia week from Pori land no thut lages. , Manila. Apr. 10 (A. P— A unique section of track in each district. Eugene. Ore.. April 10. Tl.e Uni­ a Jagged. Irregular piece of rock as hides can be advertised for by the way. It thought that h* will favor This «as revealed in the annual plan for the extermination of locusts, school board The board wants to let versity of Oregon ’ is arranging to large a.i n rush melon This rock is action on the road by the state high­ « which have made inroads on sugar inspection report ot the railroad, way commission at the next meeting, the contract as soon as possible In send a team to the Pacific Const well liespnttered with blood. It was cane fields in several parts of the made public today which shows that which is slated for the latter part of order to get the building started championship golf tournament nt Se­ picked up nt the scenV Philippines, has l>een completed by the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon the month. He was accompanied yes­ without delay. Il Is to be done liefori attle some time in May. aoordlib t,o gle in the road. It w.ts i the plant pest control division of the ranked high in upkeep of track and terday by C. C. Kelley, division en­ school takes lip next tall. The open­ announcement from th« athletic de rock lhe murderer bureau of agriculture. ' stationss. ing date han been postponed one partment of the University. At pr< «■ Oleva Hamlin oil the I gineer. and J G. Bromley, resident No. that wasn’t a guard from Sa­ An airplane is to he used In scat- I Oregon station agents that won engineer. week by action of the board, which ent there are u number of golfers at her submit and follow lem looking for Oregon Jones who tering poison dust on the locusts in silver medals for maintaining “per- has set September 15. Vs there will the Institution who have hnd consid­ dagger thrust In the They first inspected the road from was seen on the aviation field the the breeding stages in the hills and feet stations” included J. XI. Isham. Grants Pass to Kerby to find where be a Rrrat amount of time In which to erable experience mid the team wlll made death sure. oth«r night, minutely examining The inquest held in Redding yes- tall grass, where men on foot find Grants Pass. construct the high school, the board be made up from the best of these. changes wil be made from the pres- every Inch of ground. It was only difficulty in penetrating, A hopper j At present the University main- terday ended in a formal verdict find­ Is rushing the work as much ns |ios- ent route, They walked from Kerby Frank Mashburn looking for his lost tain» a filled with the poison dust has been three-hole course on the ing simply t|iat olora Hamlin was slhle. to the Illinois bridge and the struc­ golf bail, which has disappeared The bonds of lhe district to the campus which is used for practice, killed by a party or parties unknown ture was given a careful inspection. somewhere between the thirif tad amount of $61,000 were sold this but th«* players obtain actual experi- to the Jury. It is this bridge which must be re­ fourth holes on the Tired Business The body will be held In Redding engine, can be controlled by a lever. week to a Portland firm, acting eneo on the links of lhe Eugene placed before high water this winter Men's Golt Club course during an ex- Two Percent Quota Is De*irey NI glint Delta Chi The party then went over the pro­ opposition to this bill, said: about 12:30 a well dressed young a man who Is supposed to have com­ and tried to broadcast the news over posed extension from the Caves high­ his radio receiving set. "The great opposition comes from man wandered into Horning's Shack mitted the crime. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ way to the Redwood highway, with Par. as established on the seven- foreign countries, their nationals in Mr. Ilamiin and his daughter were vallis. April 10. Ruth Newman, of , In quest of nourishment nnd excite­ the view of extending It from the hole course by Clarence WIne: rout, tills country and unfair and greedy ment. He was highly Imbued with the to have started for Grants l ass on Valley l’osts to < impelate With 'lisi Grants Pass high school received hon­ Wells ranch to the coast highway. the chili professional, is somewhere I corporations. foni for 1!>25 Session* orable mention in th« contest spon­ courage given by too much white Monday, the deed having !■ en com­ They continued on their way to the “The January and February re­ mule, of the Placer variety. As he mitted on Saturday. They were to around 55 for the seven holes, at sored by Oregon State chapter of Sig­ Caves where a short stop was made. least thnt is what Clarence makes it ports of the United States Employ ­ "Medford post No. 15, is the first ma Delta Chi, professional Journalla stood there talking. Night Watchman Join Mrs. Hnntlln nnd three other in. Clarence states that the club post in the state to throw its hat in ment Service, shows a surplus ot la­ tic fraternity at the Oregon Agricul­ Nichols walked In ami started to rend children, who live on a homestead a paper. 1 He ‘ .saw thnt the young man adjoining the Harry Lewis, pin - ■ at rail's are that to make a stroke count the ring for the 1925 convention of bor. especially ot what is designated tural college. was slightly the worse for wear so Galfce. Th? daughter had gone to the player must touch the ball, Thisl the American la>gion." says the Port­ I a» unskilled labor, in nearly every Prizes wero offered to the high; ruling was made to eliminate the land Journal. "The opening gun was' Industrial city and town in the United Ilehl on Insanity < barge—Breaks school students writing the best ar- went outside to wait for him. lie bad the hotel and was expected back at necessity of packing an adding ma-1 fired at Roseburg Wednesday when a ' States. no sooner left than the young man the From Police anil Jumps in River Hamlin home at noon. When ticler about the recent cd' cttlonal chine around the course. "If a new immigration | telegram was read to the district exposition, and published :i, a local I nsked If he wero a "cop". When In­ she did not appear, th > father b ■- When XI Xlartlncan was asked to lielegates announcing that Medford enacted before June 30. Portland. Ore., Apr. 10.— (A. IM paper. Ilomer Rl"'t irds of Salem formed thnt he wan, the statement came uneasy and started to look for go out and shoot a few rounds of Is out for the next l. 'gion c nvention law of 1917 will become - - Otis Bink. 22. held on an Insan- won first place In the <”ulest, and was forthcoming that he was going her. Two m«n saw the man suspect­ golf, he went down to Joe Wharton’s city and signed b.v I’aul McDonald, Under that law immigration to this ity charge, early today broke from will be awarded a sliver loving cup. to "sap" him. His courage grew nnd ed shortly befor he crime was com­ country is almost unlimited. Before the police station and pursued by a he added that he also expected to mitted. He was going tip the road to find out if the season was open, Medford post commander. Gertrude Sharkey of (Ircslniin, taking He stated that he already belonged "According to Commander XlcHon- the passage of the 3 per cent law, policeman, ran to the river and second place, will receive a fountain "sap" the chief of police before he some distance ahead of the Hamlin to one trap shooting club and did not iaid. the post will bring a big delega­ 100.000 immigrants were coming plunged In. His body disappeared. girl. pen. Honorable mention was also left town. Going out the door he made the The reward has been posted but know about Joining another. When tion to the Portland convention and here each month. given to Myrtle Sailing, of Arlington. HUGO ST1NXFS. GERMAN tile term "golf" was explained he1 make a hot fight for the 1925 ses- Max E. Walllaer of Tualatin, and to first part of Ills statement good, tlm this was not necessary to get the INDI STRIAI.1ST, IS DEAD grabbed a baseball bat and wanted to sions, offering to the comrad?* the n student writing for the Orangq R.. night watchman not expecting any miners out to avarcb. Mr. Hamlin know where the golf court was. He [efforts of the Grants Pass and Ash- EARTHQUAKE I.FAVI s MARK such outburst. He had his gun out In says. The miners are aroused by the Roseburg high school publication. Berlin, Apr. 10.—-(A. P.l- Hugo has improved rapidly under the tute­ 'land posts as well ns the Medford ON < Illi.Dili X OF YOKOI1AXI V Competition In the contest was n second mid a bullet whl’./od b.v the murder anil expect to critcli the sus­ Stinnes. leading German Industral- lage of the dull expert and ran now post to make the sessions worth young man, who sobered up enough pect, It Is doubtful If he could ever very keen, and the Judges hnd dlffl-1 to cover the ground down the alley reach a court for trial if found by make the round In something undar while. The Medford Legion men be- Yokohama, Japan, Apr. 10. (A.P.) Ist. died here today. cully In picking the winners. 100. between the Rexnll store and the Bas­ them. It Is said. lli've that there tire numerous scenic -The youth ot Japan will feel the George Jester has the makings of wonders to attract legionnaires and effects of the great earthquake of ket grocery in record fashion. X sec a real enthusiastic golfer. With his their wives Llthia lake at Xshland. last September tor many years and in ond shot was not sent nfter him as business dosing down at 3 o'clock Oregon Caves and Crater l.ake. one many ways. the policeman did not wish to kill rioni Prime Rupert every day he lias the Jump on the oth­ of the «even wonders of the world. him. Aided by Bert Kenyon, Mr. New evidence of this has been dis­ In Short Time er dub members. He has purchased Stciiogiiiphir Surrenders to Pedice Nichols smirched for the man but so "The new $S0,00() armory would covered by a physical examination j After I teed Is Committed far have found no traces. Will Itcmli Agiiu-nient on Saturday a book on golf phraseology and ran lie the scene for the convention ses­ made recently of the school children 1 Sitka. Alaska. Apr. 10. - (A. I*. I now red off golf terms that would sions. One day's session will be held of Yokohama. It was found that the - -America’s round the world avia­ It Is believed that better Judgment I* Smooth P h lict Ion make E. Chandler Egun. lhe pride ol in Crater Lake national park, where earthquake had afflicted 67 7 children tors reached here tit 12:43 this Portland, Ore., Apr. 10.—(A. I*.I has come to the offender who had a —Mrs. Evil Bradley, 65, was shot room in n local hotel. Ills lint was Washington. Apr. 10. -(A IM - Medford, pale before him. He finds a community building la under con­ with "night blindness.” or inability ternoon. mid killed nt noon today nt her found ami the police hope thnt he Consideration of the bonus bill wns thnt the only trouble with his system struction. Commander McDonald to see after nightfall even in the best homo mill Miss N iiiii Hollis, 19. ti wlll show up to ask for It as It ap­ lint over by the senate finance com­ is thnt no matter how many words he points out that Medford is the center artificial light. Prince Rupert. B C., Apr. 10.- - monographer, surrendered to the pears to he only a few days old A mittee to Saturday when Chairman picks up, ho Is still unnble to lilt the of the wonders of southern Oregon Physical deterioration after the t A. IM -The American army world police declaring she shot Hie woman. few days at hard labor has been sug- Smoot predicted an agreement on ball. and has a large post msmbership ca ’quake was found to be general, Of river* left today at 9:20 o'clock for The golf course is located on the pable of putting on a mammoth cn about 33,000 children examined fully Sitka. Alaska, 300 miles northwest She told the police that the "devil Rested ns a reinedy for the outbursts the bill similar to that passed by was In the woman.” the hOttao will be reached. of courage. (Continued on Pnge Four) tertainment program." of thia city. 3 per cent wero anaemic. SILVER MEDAL IS PRESENTED SCHOOL PLANS ARE EXPECTED A Golf Bug is Busy f - l favors jghnsom bill EXCITEMENT À IS CREATED RUTH LE6I0N CONVENTION ASKED « I A YOUNG AVIATORS WOMAN IS SHOT AND KILLED 4 BONUS I MAN IS SUICIDE NOW AT SITKA