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Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
GRANTS PAM, JUHKPHINB COUNTY. OREGON
\’<>L. \IV„ N». I7M.
Till RMDAY, NI’ItIL 17, HKM,
MISSING TRAPPERS ARE
BELIEVED TO BE DEAD
BANK PRESIDENT DIES
WITHOUT GIVING DATA
e
Bend, April 17.—(A. P.l —
♦ Sheriff Robert* announced that
♦ expected
the bodies of the
♦ three missing trappars to !»•
In shirtsleeves.
♦ found buried
♦ Bloody sled found near desert
ed cal'ln. Believed three nliln
♦ by two outsiders.
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TODAY
m r< Il II IKBOIC
REPRESENTED LAND INTERESTS
f
MAJOR
MARTIN REMAINING
.Medford, April 17. < A. P. >
♦ — Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Berrang,
♦ who left M’estchester, Conn., on
♦ December 1, 1920, In a covered
♦ wagon, pulled by oxen, reached
♦ the outskirts of Medford, their
♦ destination. 22 hours ahead of
e schedule because of radio ad
♦ vice concerning road conditions
♦ near Medford.
A Chamber of
♦ Commerce delegation with a
♦ band to escort them formally
♦ into the city met the travelers
this afternoon.
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TO EXCLUSION
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Kansas City, April 17.—1 A. ♦
♦ P.l—John M. Moore, deposed ♦
♦ president of the Fidelity Na ♦
♦ tional Bank an d Trust com-
♦ pany,, died at his home here to-
♦ day without a statement con-
cerning the discrepancy of
♦ *600,000 in hfs accounts.
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DISCHARGED SHOTGUN FOUND
NEAR BODY—HEAD NEAR
LY SHOT OEE
BEER SEASON TO OPEN
SEPTEMBER IO IN STATE
NO REPRISAL WILL BE TAKEN
Catawissa, Pa., April 17.- < A Pj
— After viewing the approach of
spring with apparent nonchalance.
Clover, reputed to be the oldest liv
ing horse in the world. 1s nearing his
fifty-first .birthday on the farm of a
local clergyman.
The rigors of winter had no effect
on the old horse, for his owner pro
vided him with a special box stall
lined with straw, and a double blan-
ket. Regular exercise every day and
warm food are said to have helped
him weather the dangerous season.
Clover still boasts a full mane and
all his teeth. His body is without a
blemish, Such is his fame that he
now enjoys a pension from the 1
Jockey Club of New York.
Authoritatively Given Out That ilio
Government Will Not Take Any
Action Against lulled States
Portland, Ore., April 17.—An or
der, setting the opening date of the
deer .eason for September 10 and
the closing for October 31, has been
Issued by the state game commission
The order is in accordance with the Relatives States that A. E. Westcott
M as Vici ini of Accident M tille
recent supreme court decision giving
Going Over Fence
the commission the power to regu
late tlie deer season. The commis-
sion issued a similar order last sea
Newberg. Ore., Apr. 17.—(A. I
son, b‘>t an Injunction prevented its
—A. E. Westcott, was found dea<
enforcement.
Establishment of an antelope pre- , 1 on his ranch near here today with
serve in Lake and Harney counties his head nearly blown off. A <1 la
beside the
received favoraJile recommendation charged shotgun was
thought he was
and co-operation with the state and , body.
Relatives
Portland chambers of commerce in accidentally shot while trying to
Westcott recently
providing better sanitary conditions, climb a fence.
and his
along the highways and principal
I mysteriously disappeared M'illamette
fishing streams was urged.
j car was He found
turned in up the
a few days la-
riser.
ter unable to tell where he had been.
DEATH
HELD
ACCIDENTAL
Seattle, Apr. 17.— (A.
P.l—A
P.)—The
Tokio, Apr. . 17.—(A.
wireless message from Chignik says
resignation of < Oriental fatalism char
the world cruisers numbers
two.
acterizes the spirit in which Jap-
three and four, piloted by Aviators
anese
leaders received the news of
Smith, Wade and Nelson, expect to
the United States senate's accept-
leave Chignik thia
morning
for
Dutch Harbor, the weather perm It-
ance of the Japanese exclusion
ting.
Major Martin is waiting at
amendment.
Kuuatak for u new motor for his
"It’s finished, there is nothing to
POLE airplane, The distance to lie cover
be done,” is the phrase frequently
cd today ts 400 miles.
RoM-btirg. Ore.. Apr. 17.
I A. P. I i
uttered, It expresses the mood of
Faye Godfrey. California Oregon
Tokio, Apr. 17.-—(A. P.l—"The
official Japanese.
It has been au-
Power Company electrician wus elec (liming flight of the American army
thorllatively stated repeatedly that
trocuted and litHtantly killed M'ed- aviators around the world marks a
the Japanese government does nöt
tiesday morning ahortly after 10 high place in tlie progress of world
Thousands of Patents Now Awaiting
intend to take any action in re-
o'clock when he cumo in contact aviation." said Lieutenant N. Na-
Memliers <M State Organization Will
Official Action
; prisal.
with the tiOO-volt current near the gal, Japanese avlution officer who Is
Visit All of State
( iriien horn« nt Carnes station. Just assist Ing Lieutenant C ('. Nutt, the
how the accident occurred Is not American army man, in completing
Salem, -^pril 17.—Grange organi
M’ashington. iD. C., April 17.—
Portland. Ore., Apr 17.— (A. P.l
known by his fellow workmen but arrangement* for the stops In Japan
zations of Oregon are making prepar
There are 200,000 applications for
the laxly fel’ hciohm tile high-power of the American airplanes. "Japan —The state has decided to appeal
ations for a state-wide excursion by
patents on inventions now pending
ed line and wus horribly burned be- 1* Intensely interested in the flight, the case of the compulsory school
automobile the coming summer, and
I in the United States Patent Office,
for« tlie current was shut off liy tin* and is particularly glad to welcome law. declared unconstitutional in the Local Fighter Goes I p Against ( oast
] the proposal is being hailed enthusi
according to a statement today of the
the Americans here. M'e have heard federal district court here by three
blowing out of tho fuses.
astically everywhere, manager, gives
Champ Tonig.it
United States Civil Service Commis
Judges
Bitting
en
banc,
to
the
su
the
Just how he inanuged to strike
of other projected flights l»y other
. the details in the following letter
sion, To speed up action. Congress
wires Is not definitely known, But nutions. But this is the first one of preme court of the United States.
sent to members;
Portland. Ore., Apr. 17.— i A. P.) has authorized
an
appropriation
There was no indj^atiou as to
apparently he received a shock which which we have received official uo-
"Many letters and cards have been
when the state will file Its notice —If Danny Nunes' hands ran stand which will permit the addition of irecei ved
threw him sidewa.VH, so that hfs tlce."
from different granges of
up
under
the
impact
of
crashing
100
to
the
examining
force
present
that
and
appeal
will
lie
taken,
Thc
head came In contact with one of
Lieutenant Nagai talked with
I the state favoring the proposed ex*
notice may be filed at any time ■ up against Joe Gorman's whalebone jaw of 500.
j curslon. ft is deemed advisable to
Fraternities of I'nlverwltj of Oregon the wires carrying tlie 6690-volt cur correspondents just before leaving
without
shattering, the Pacific
The Civil Service Commission will , start about July 7, from the fair
for Kagoshima. Osaka and other to July 4. since the decision and I in-
rent.
Have New Plan Under May
coast featherweight champ stands hold examinations on May 7 and
Death wits instantaneous and tlie pointe, in company with Lieutenant Junction in the second suit, that of
grounds at Salem. Salem grange has
little chance of dropping his title to later dates for positions of assistant
Coroner Nutt, on a trip of Inspection of the the Sisters of the Holy Names of
Eugene. Ore., April 17. The fra body was terribly burned
¡already taken action in regard to se-
night
and
what
is
more
Jumping
Joe
Jesus and Mary, were filed on April
examiner in the Patent Office. The | curing the grounds for a rousing
ternities of the University of Oregon Ritter wuh notified and made an ex- ; southern landing places. Dtscussing
American 4 and the state has three months will be in for a sound thumping if entrance salary is $1,860 a year, and send-off. The proposed route is in
have
inaugurated
a cooperative amination and brought the body to | the cancellation of the
not a knockout. Nunes and Gorman increases are provided up to $5.000
i trip to the North Pole. Lieutenant from that time in which to give no-
movement which will, it Is believed.town,
by Albany. Eugene, Cottage Grove.
will clash tonight in the ten-round a year.
tire
of
appeal.
Japanese
1 Nagai pointed out that
Oakland. Roseborg.
assist the organizations In buying
Grants
Pass,
main bout at the armory.
! army and navy officers had
been
Full information concerning the Medford and
■nd In keeping their accounts,
way
points. Crater
Joe and Danny squared off once examination may be obtained from
watching the newspaper reports of
Lake into eastern Oregon and north
. The plan lucludes a system where-
liefore in what was called a ten- the United States Civil Service Com
the
plans
for
the
North
Pole
expedi
By nn uccountlng system will lie in-
; by Bend. The Dalles and Columbia
round draw, It will be remembered mission. M'ashington. D. C.. or the
interest.
and
highway and return to M’illamette
■tailed and the books of the frater- Extension Service M ill Direct Adivi- tion with greatest
that Nunes had Gorman down for secretary of the civil service board
were
much
disappointed
when
the
valley. Time occupied is not defi
nltles audited once each month
tic* of Hoja and Girls
the count in that fight as tlie result at the post office or custom house
j cancellation became necessary.
nitely determined, as some want to
House managers will Ite assisted In
of a well-directed sock on the chin. in any city.
"1 feel sure that the American
Oregon Agricultural College. Cor
co to Oregon caves, Ashland. Klam
the selection of common commodities
Nunes should have finished Joe and
"fhe Commission states that of ap- ath Falls, and other points.
by means of charts.
vallis. April 17. Boys' and girls' aviators will have a successful pas-
Portland. April 17. — Livestock in all probability would have had it
proximately 80,000 applications for i "Each grange will put its own
Miss Lillian Tingle, head of the club charters have been sent to two isage through Japan.” concluded and public health officials of Oregon,
not been for his righ hand, in which
patents made annually, fully two- name on its cars, as well as carry
household arts depart ment at the club« of Josephine county on receipt , Lieutenant Nagai. "Storms are not Washington and Idaho will probably
a bone was splintered
when
he
thirds of them relate to some phase the badge of the state grange. Grub,
university, lias Inaugurated another of the program of work for the year frequent in Minato. the first land ask the federal government to take
brought
over
the
swing
that
crunch
of tbe automobile Industry. The i blankets and tents may be taken by
plan tending to perform n similar by the boys' and girls' club depart ing place, particularly at the time charge of the work of preventing the
ed to the point of Gorman's chin.
of year when this landing will be
duty.
Beginning this term uh« in ment of the extension service.
spread of the foot and mouth disease The champion had to finish the present system in the Patent Office ¡those who wish for camping out. and
of examination before issue was au It is expected that the evening enter-
setting aside an hour each week,
Clubs receiving charters will carry made. However, all provisions have from California to the Northwest, it
fight with one hand and Gorman,
thorized by an act of Congress of tainments will be a big feature of
when muttagers of the organ Izat ions oil home economics demonst rat Ions been made to insure the safety of was stated last night by Dr. Freder
taking
advantage
of
this
fought
back
1836. The system has been copied the trip, and receptions will be pre-
may come for round table dlscus- in accordance with the npproved the American planes liy beaching ick D. Stricker, state health officer.
like a wildcat to earn a draw,
I pared for us at almost every point."
by practically all large countries.
■ Ions of problems particularly relat plans for the boys' and girls' dub them if any storms appear. From
A meeting of officials of the three
Nunes declares his right and left
work. The charters have been per- Minato to the lust hopping off place Pacific northwest states, originally
ing to kitchens.
sounder for the
sonally signed by Henry C M’allnce, in Japan the American airmen will set for next Monday at the Multno meal tickets are
fight tonight than they have been
secretary of the United States do find us anxious to give them every mah hotel in this city, will be held
for some time, He has not fought
J. A. cooperation in a flight which we Saturday instead if the Idaho offi
partment of agrirulture;
since New Year's day. when he beat
consider a most important step for
Churchill, state Superintendent of
cials can attend at the earlier rate. Waldon M’ing in a ten-round scrap
Menate Today
Votes
Action—One public instruction; Paul V. Marls, di ward in the progress of aviation."
The seriousness of the situation has at the armory, The long rest of
Percent Only Allowed
rector of extension; and H. C. Sey BEND MYSTERY ENDS
caused officials to seek the holding more than three months has given
mour. state club lender.
MHI N SHERIFF RETI BNS of the trl-wtate conference at the his hands ample time to heal. The
Washington. Apr. 17.— (A, I’.) —
Spokane. Wash., April 17.—Air Bradley. “However, they are land
Clubs that were sent charteYs are
earliest possible day. The original question is—will they stand up un-
The senate today voted to reduce the Wassa Aylta sewing club of
plane
rum runners and law authori ing in Lincoln. Stevens and other
intent
of
the
meeting
was
to
bring
Bend. Ore., Apr. 17.—(A. Pl-
der heavy pounding?
the quota percentage* In the I in in I- Grants Pass, and the Rosebud sew
ties of this district are engaged in a nearby counties where we have no
A mystery of three months' stand- about agreement among the officials
grallon hill to 1 per cent.
game of “tag" with the "Scotch air power to make arrests."
ing club of Grants Pass.
ing caused by thè sudden disnppear- i>t lite three states on uniform regu
fleet" apparently enjoying a decid
According to the police, the rum
auce of Sheriff H. C. Topping. of lations and precautions, but the pres
If SOON’ ed advantage at this time, according runners are candid about their busi-
December. ent intention, according to Dr.
Jefferson county,
last
to city and county police officials. Iness. making no effort to conceal th«
ended with his reappearance in Ma Stricker, is to ask the government to I
While Inability to cope with aerial liquor ¡fact that they are leaving Spoknr
Washington, April I I.
dras Tuesday afternoon, according take full charge of the situation.
herSjen route to the Canadian
horde,
The cause of the foot and mouth consideration of the soldier bonus smugglers operating between herejen
to word received here. Topping was
bill iu the senate continued to await and Canada is admitted by the of-¡ They are reported to have recently
accompanied by his attorney. Den disease, according to local veterin
disposition of the immigration bill, Helals, who have no planes at their | inaugurated a system of running
ton (1. Burdick, of Redmond. He arians, is an ultra-microscopic or
Senator Curtis, 'Republican. Kansas, disposal for pursuit purposes.
I planes In pairs. This arrangement
HOiiglit cut Howard Turner, justice ganism the nature of which has
Chlcngo, April 17.— TA. P.)—ln- over 1921. Other features disclosed of the peace, waived preliminary never been determined for the rea- iu charge of the bonus measure, com
the
particular
"as
effe<’,ert'
according to word
Since the advent of
operating in 'caching the authorities through itn-
creaso in attendance nt American I "’ere:
hear'ng on a charge of larceny of son that scientists have never been pleted plans to have it taken up im aerial squadron now
The Increase in full time student public funds, preferred ngalnst him able to isolate the germ. It is agreed, mediately after the immigration this territory, it has never lost aloff,clal channels, for mutual protec-
colleges anil universities has moder
enrollment at 25 of the largest insti early In the year, and was held to however, that) man Is one of the measure. Senator Reed, Republican. plane, according to the officers. ■ t'on-
ated to about the pre-war rate, In
Under the plan safer delivery of
tutions wits three per cent for 1923 the grand jury.
the
disease, Pennsylvania, in charge of the latter Parts of cargoes have been seized - j (
His bond in thé greatest carriers of
contrast with the increases of 191!) over 1922, while the gain In 25 of
Studies in previous epidemics of bill, after making an unsuccessful after being transferred to aiitomo-lcarBoes ia assure<J. it "as stated,
sum of $1000 was furnished.
to 1921, according to detailed re the smallest institutions for the same
the disease showed that men caring effort to limit debate, announced he biles, but the authorities never have for 8houl<1 onG machine be forced
ports from 30 typical uni versi tins. period was seven per cent.
for diseased cattle frequently car would ask for a night session In an come close enough to capture a,tlo"'n> ,he 0,her 19 ln R Position to
¡complete the journey and then re-
The University of California, in
ried the germ from one animal to effort to conclude work on it.
plane.
and general reports from a total of
jtnrn and pick up the other load.
cluding tlie southern branch, stood
another on their hands, tn their
151 loading colleges and universities
With desirable airplane landing j ■ “Airplane liquor running has cut
ut the top in enrollment, with 13. Flushed nuil Confident Millionaire clothing and in other ways.
conditions extending over a radius ¡down 1 enormously automobile rum
received by l>enn Haymond Wallers 27* students;
Takes Stand Today
Columbia University
of from ten to 50 miles, the officers ; ¡running," said Captain of Detectives
of Swarthmore College and made was next with 1 1.530, and the Uni
Using automobiles find
themselves I Martin J. Burns. “From different
Senate Eliminates Provision
Philadelphia. Apr. 17.—(A. P.l—
versity of Illinois third with 9.353.
public here.
hard put to cope with the fliers, ■'isources I have been Informed that
Mc.N'ary-Ilaiigeii Bill
The
College
of
Forestry
nt
Syra
Harry
K.
Thaw,
flushed
and
confi
The 1923 advance in full-time
tri-weekly
running
schedule is, liquor run into the Spokane country
Athens. Apr. 17.—(A. P.)—Stu-
cuse University was tlie largest of dent, testified briefly in his own be-
regular students in 134 of these in
M’ashington. Apr. 17.— (A. p.)— known to lie in effect and the offiei-,i,v airplane Is taken by automobiles
Its kind, with 334 students.
?.*!«- hnlf today in his sanity trial. His art MacLaren, the British round-the-
stitutlons was three per cent, accord souri led numerically ln journalism lawyers then turned him over to the world aviator, who was forced to The scrip provision was eliminated ala claim landings
the
made in ’ for a radius of several hundred
ing to the report'. The increase the with 207 students, and In musi: other side lor cross-examination.
descend near Corfu March 31 liy a front the McNary-Haugen agricul widely varying districts, sometimes miles.
institutions Noithwester.i University wns fh’Ft
previous year in 123
"I have been informed that at
The attorneys opposed to Thaw- defective engine has resinned his ture export hill today hy the house a hundred miles from the preceding]
was two per cent.
In grand total with 347.
decided not to question him when flight and landed at Phalorum air agricultural committee and a modi delivery.
i times the airplanes make longer
fication offered by
Representative
"The airplane runners are opcrat-, trips to deliver loads into Oregon
enrollment the gain in 1923 over |
An enrollment of 826 made Co- he was turned over to them. They drome hero yesterday afternoon.
1922 wns
w«s six
nix per cent, us
coiopari'd
‘
A new motor for his airplane was Rubey. democrat, of Missouri, was ing steadily and are starting from and even further south into other
a i compared
Ilumbia
University'.« pharmacy school also decided not to put Evelyn Nes
Spokane,” said Deputy Sheriff J. 8. | states.”
adopted.
bit on the Btand.
sent from England to Corfu.
with 14 per cent Increase In 1923'tho largest In the country.
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Washington, Apr. 17 -(A. P.l
Tlu< senate Daugherty Investigation
committee recessed today
while
Senator M’heeler. tile < onimltti e’*
prosecutor, attended the opening of
the senati*'* Investigation of Ills In
dictment on Montana charges. For
mer Representative Thomas Stout,
of Lewistown. Mont . was tin- first
Witness. lie said Gordon Cninpbell
had spoken to him about the employ
ment of M’heeler in December. 1922,
1
and that M’heeler udvlscd him I lie
could appear for Campbell only in
state courts.
Campbell, tu (Urteil
with Wheeler, was the next w it tie««
and waived all Immunity.
Campbell, wlio I* u Montana geol
ogist, while declaring that Senator
Wheeler had Insisted lie could do
nothing with the land cases after his
electiou to the senate, said
that
Wheeler did represent the Campbell
Interests In the Montana state courts
for a fee of $10.000 annually.
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¿'stem, Ore., April 17
(A. P.l -
Sever« hull and cold rain showers
mid th« freeze of Tuesday night
muy or mny not have damaged the
fruit prospects In the Central M'il-
l.imctte valley, Io al fruit m«n said
today. Whether or not there was
any ext< n >lv« damage depends upon
whether or not pollenatIon hud been
completed before the storm stripped
the cherry and prune trees of their
blossoms.
M’itli th« minimum temperature j
recorded nt SI above, fruit men
were of the opinion that the frost
■ Ion« hud don« no damage.
W IIOI.E NUMBER 3172.
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PATENT
GRANGERS
GORMAN ANO NUNES FIGHT
COOPERATIVE BUYING BEGUN
CLUBS ARE GIVEN CHARTERS
QUOTA
ASK FOR FEOERAL CONTROL
WILL BE REDUCED
THAW
GIVES
OFFICE HAS TASK
TESTIMONY
SCRIP PROVISION TAKEN OUT
PLAN
JUNKET