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f J l uivLI hit) ui Oiu Li bruì ) Grants Pass Gateway to the Oregon Caves GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COI NTV. OREGON, CHILDREN FIGHT HUGE EAGLE WHEN ATTACKED METHODIST CHURCH IN FAVOR OF UNIFICATION ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > Springfield, Mass., Muy 7.— (A P.) The unification of tile Methodist Episcopal church with the Methodist Episcopal Church South was ratified by the Methodist Episcopal gen eral conference here toduy. 4 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 4 ♦ 4444444444444 4 I I TOURISTS MMtK OVER FENCE IltS LORDSHII* PEEVED 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 STARTS FIGHT IN HOUSE AND 4 4 SENATE TO PUT OFF THE 4 PROVISION* 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 Him 4 •4 Moscow, Ida., May 7.— (A. P. I—Attacked by a huge eagle near here recently, three small children battled with the bird until they had broken one of Its wings and one leg before they could effect an escape. The children bad been hunt ing for squirrel traps in a field near their home when the bird swooped down upon them. One of the youngsters instinctively raised his hands above his head and the eagle sunk his talon in to the child’s flesh. The other children ran to his assistance and managed to release him after disabling t||e bird. It was killed later. WHOLE M MBER 3IMO. WASHINGTON POST HEAD CALLED BY COMMITTEE 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Washington, May 7.— (A. ♦ P.)—Edward B. McLean, pub lisher of the Washington Post, and J. W. Zevely, counsel for Sinclair, were called as wit nesses today before the special oil grand jury. 44444444444444 4 4 THE TURKS MAY SHARPLY COOLIDGE HAS SUBSTANTIAL 4 LIMIT ARMENIANS lead OVER JOHNSON IN 4 PRIM A RIFS 4 % Constatinople, May 7 (A. P.)— 4 The Minister of the Interior has sub 4 mitted a bill to the National Assem 4 bly regarding the conditions of domi 4 cile for the non-Turkish elements of 4 Will Prtdiably Get Delegates i'riim 4 Stage Settings Effective — Second the population. London. May 7.— (A. I’.)—With so many tourists In the country It is Impossible for a marquis to have the privacy his position demands, the lawyers of the Marquis of Granby told a court In seeking an Injunction against strungers trespassing on the Part of Evening Given Over Three States—Coolidge Is High Armenians are forbidden to dwell fields near Ills estate and against 444444444444 ♦ ♦ to American Indian Songs .Man in Indiana tourists parties passing along the east of a line between Samsoun and < ONNECTICI T AND JERSEY Lefke, Arabs and Georgians may not roads. TO HONOR ROBERT TREAT settle on the confines of Syria and The lawyer said the marquis had ---------- , The contract for the construction spent a lot of money on the estate, Washington, 'May 7.— (A. P.) — By Mrs. A. B. Davis Georgia, and except in Constanti San Francisco, May 7.— (A. P.) — Milford, Conn., May 7.—(I. N 3.) of the new Gru ills Puss high school! and wanted to live there, but this At the president's insistence, the im notable program was enjoyed nople the non-Turkish elements, President Coolidge had a lead of I A I —Robert Treat, who founded this was awarded last night to Trancheil I was an Impossibility owing to foot migration bill conferees will report ! town in 1639 and then, because he by a large audience at the Rivoli with exceptions of the Kurds, may more than 16,000 on returns this the Japanese exclusion provision ef not exceed a proportion of one-tenth morning from yesterday's primary and Parellus, of Portland, at the' paths and roads running so close to theater last night when the music of the populations. over Hiram Johnson. Four thou and through the property. The mar fective on March 1. 1925. wltn the didn't like the way people were meeting of the «.< hool board. Thel sand six hundred eighteen of the did not object to local people understanding that in the meantime “crowding" him, moved on and be department of the Womans Club • -I quis . contract was reduced to $19,670, the bllt when tourists nosed about, It the formal abrogation of thj gentle- came the first settler of Newark. N. gave their concert observing Better state’s 6974 precincts gave Coolidge men’s agreement will be negotiated.! J., is to be honored anew in Septem Music week. Mrs. C. D. Fles, as con TO EXAMINE SISKIYOU 219,943 and Johnson 203,684. Mc amount of the bid having been $56, aroused the noble Indignation ber next, when a public park bearing CATTLE BEFORE GRAZING Adoo had 78,033 as compared with lit). it was decided that the full cert manager, delighted the audience the Democratic no preference dele Washington, May 7.— (A. P.) — his name wlll be opened and a monu- basement wlll not be completed at with the beauty of the effective stage gates 13,791, Administration forces in the senate i ment to him formally unveiled. The this time and that the front of the settings. Yreka. Calif., May 7.—Word was and house will fight the immigration I ceremony will be on I^abor Day. Committees have been informed building will he left us it la at pres The first half of the program con ¡received at the Klamath National Indianapolis, May 7.— (A. P.) — bill provision making Japanese ex- Ielusion effective on July 1st.' The i that both the State of New Jersey sisted of a mixed program and for Forest Service office this week that President Coolidge carried Indiana ent. This was necessary to bring the ‘ and the city of Newark will assist in contract price within the amount this the stage was decorated with an inspector from the United States in yesterday's primaries by a big Sun Francisco, Muy 7—(I. M. 8.1 president Informed the congressional voted at the bond election, the esti Bootli'ggers flourlsh now in thè Isl- leaders today that he considered j the celebration. A regiment from baskets of spirea and crabapple blos bureau of animal industry will be majority. mates having been fur under the und of Guam, accordlng to Lieuten- that date entirely too soon to permit Newark is to be entertained here, soms. The orchestra, under the di here this week to inspect the cattle i The Governor of New Jersey and the rection of Professor Applehoff, gave of all applicants for grazing privi Dallas. Tex.. May 7.— (A. P. l' blds. ant J. P. Adama, Air Service, United the diplomatic arrangements he I The . Mayor of Newark are expected. Rob- two selections which were especially leges on the national forest range. McAdoo is assured of control in the At the first meeting of the school States Marine*, who Is here from thè wants to make with Japan, It has not been announced as to Texas Democratic convention on May president favors March 1st. 1926. ' ert Treat named his Jersey settle- good, and it is hoped that the or board on Monday evening, the bids island. ' ment Milford at first, that being his ganization will be kept intact and what means and measures will be 27 by the action of the county Dem as the effective date. were opened and all were found to Aguidenta is thè nume of the native town in Pembrokeshire. heard again. The chorus numbers, ; adopted for the inspection of the cat i ocratic conventions held yesterday. exceed the amount which could be drink aold by the Guam booze I Wales. spent on the building.“ The contrac dealer«. "Now Is the Month of Maying," tle. However, word will be sent to RIVER WATERFRONT IN Oklahoma City, May 7.—(A. P.) tors yesterday visited the building i “Roses Everywhere” and "Croon, i those who graze cattle on the nation SACRAMENTO FIRE SWEPT SEARCH IS STILL OX and with the two items deleted again Croon.” particularly the last number, al forest so that the work can be Oklahoma Democrats in convention for missing aviator aubmltled their figures. Trancheil were well received. The chorus work expedited and as little time lost as last night endorsed McAdoo, but de Sacramento, May 7.— (A. P.) — and Parellus l»eln low, they were glv- gave evidence of much trailing un- possible in regard to admitting the clared 20 delegates to the national Fire this afternoon swept two blocks Bremerton, Waak.. May 7.— (A der The leadership of Mrs. B. R. animals to the range. convention will support any candi m-tlie eon tract, only for general con of the river waterfront, burning P.)—In the absence of dispatches date. st ruction blds having been made. ¡Tucker. A three minute talk was I wharves and threatening other build- from the Alaska peninsula or the The heating contract was a warded Search for Another Itisi) Near B. v I h - c ings. i given by F. Gordon Hart on Better Aleutian islands since early today, Music. He spoke of the value of P. C. Howard is on his way to to W. 8. Fleming of Portland, for Bridge—Dotili* Ident Iflcat Ion Diamond Lake where he and his interest at the Puget Sound navy music in personal life, community $7,870. lie also secured the plumb yard last night continued to center life and as a medium to aid in the brother have charge of the resort. II ing contract at $18i0. The Grants on a theory that Major Frederick L> understanding of other races and na- Delegates )>om All Parts of State They expect to build 14 cottages Pass Electric company was given the Will Be Present at Meeting Medford, Ore.. May 7.— (A. P.I — this summer, already having 12 be Martin, army flight commander, tions, for music is “the one universal electrical work on their hid of $1435, Sheriff Terrill, Coroner Perl, Paul sides the lodge and the store. might have made a forced landing Portland. May 7. <A. P. ) — Hair being the only local firm to submit language.” . The violin solo 'by Rob- Deautremont and party today start bobbers need not get a state barber's Sunday near Port Moller. Alaska. Rotarians were arriving in Grants blds low enough to secure any of the ert Neilson. Jr., accompanied by Miss Pass today from all parts of the state1 ed dragging the Hogue river on the license ,'s long as thev u it women's Belief continued that three flyers work on the new building. Thais Kasdorff, was Robert Neilson theory that another Deautremont hair and do not shave or cut beards. who set out from Santa Monica un to attend the charter presentation Tlte building wlll I m » turned over at his best. Mrs. S. H. Baker in boy may lie found as the father in Judge Hawkins decided ts.li.y. here tonight to the local Rotary club. der Major 'Martin ’ s command, but to Trancheil and Parellus'by May 15.1 costume and with'an especial back sists. Meantime the officiul identi It was estimated that fully 150 dele- Mother and Brother of Frank Bow who went on without him after he so that they will be able to start | ground. gave the dramatic Grecian fication of the body found Sunday I h ker Want Hecker to Hang disappeared Wednesday while trying story Lawreame, for this musical gates from all parts of the state, in work immediately. School will be! Some who examined the to fly from Chignik. Alaska, to reading M ts . George SaJbin at the eluding a number from outside ' out on May 16, so this will not in-| awaited. eyes of the body report them brown, Medford. | Salem. Ore., May 7.— (A. P.)— Ihitch Harbor. Alaska, had taken the piano and Robert Neilson on the vio- points, would be here. terfere with the school work, Thel whereas Hugh Deautremont's eyes Klamath Falls. Roseburg. Hillsboro, I Mrs. Elizabeth Bowker and Harry air today at Atka island for Attu contract calls for the completion of | were described in the official circu C alifornia Appears to Be Recover lin acted as accompanists. Eugene. Salem, Corvallis, Marshfield ' Bowker, of Portland, mother and island, further west in the Aleutian ing From Epizootic the building Especially fitting for national mu- and Portland will be present. The' brother of Frank Bowker,. protested lars as blue. chain. that the next sic week was the selection of a group program for the evening is in charge to Governor Pierce today against the Sacramento, Cal.. May 7.— (A. on time. of typical American songs for the of the Medford Rotarians, who were possible commutation of the death \ K. YEAGER AWARDED While the school board wnn de- vixory committee, selected from P.)—All of San Francisco county, DECISION OVER KEEl.ER second part of the program. The sponsors for the local club and as sentence of Russell Hecker, convict xlrous of retaining the original plans among the business men of the city, except "Butchertown," and sections state represented a clearing in the sisted in the organization. ed of Frank Bowker’s murder. for the building they found it impos was called In to work with the school of Alameda. San Joaquin. St. Anis- Portland. Ore.. May 7.— (A. P.)— forest. There was a stream in the A banquet will be held this even Strong pressure on the governor sible to award the contracts for the board In the letting of the contracts. laus, Merced. Madera. Kern and Los Nig Yeager was awarded a 10-ronnd background with two Indian women ing at the Waldorf hall at 7 o’clock. from various quarters for the com- full amount of the blds and stay This committee is composed of C. '. H. Angeles counties which were classed decision over Willie Keeler, of Colo seated in a canoe, an Indian wigwam, The local committee secured the mutation is being made. within the $61,000 authorized by the Denuiray, Mayor W. D. Fry. Frank as "modified areas" since April 30, rado. here last night. the weaver’s loom, the campfire in place to meet, but beyond that have today were released from all foot bond Issue. It therefore became Mashburn, Churchill and E. IL. the center and the whole scene was little information as to what to ex necessary to trim the plans to this George P. Jester. At the meeting and mouth quarantine by the federal TO SEAT THE WRITERS lighted by the campfire and a "silver j pect. it is known, however, that extent. The basement will be com it wax recommended that C. A. Swope and state governments. moon hanging low.” The beautiful Miles N. Higley, governor of the first pleted at a later date. The front of be employed to represent the school setting made a fitting background Rotary district, will be here for the Oregon City Man Went to Spokane the building will also have to remain district during the construction of on O. A W. Railroad Thursday for the singers who were dressed in meeting and will present the charter ns it is at present but will receive the building. Mr. Swope will be on full Indian costume. The opening > to the° ciub. . The number of the a coat of white. the ground at all times to see that Oregon City, Ore., May 7. — (A. number was the well known Indian Orants Pass cIub wlll be 1678. The range of the blds wns large, the Interests of the school district First Meeting of Guarantors Shows P.)—Grant B. Dimick, accused of love song. "By the Waters of Minne the highest general construction bid are protected, The architect will Interest Displayed in Campaign forgery, rode as far as Spokane on tonka.” by the chorus.” "The Place having uinounted to $74,405. also have n man here to see that the of Breaking Light” by Mrs. A. S. a most excellent program to a fitting! the Oregon-Washington train on In considering the bids, the nd- plans are followed. Barnes was the first delightful solo, I close. The excellent accompani-| Thursday night. Sheriff Wilson Grants Pass may look forward to the most prosperous Chautauqua sea and the “Love Song” from the Red ments by Mrs. George C. Sabin and j learned today from the conductor. son of its history if the interest dis Willow Pueblos was given in a most Miss Carlotta Wiseman added much The checking of mortgages and I dramatic manner by Mrs. A. G. to the succes of the program. The j notes that passed through Dimick’s played by the guarantors tnay be con sidered as an indication. At the first Knapp. The cello accompaniments affair was a financial sucess as well hands continued today. While the meeting of the guarantors there were by A. S. Barnes added much to the as an artistic one. The ticket sales| spurious documents listed totalled appealing beauty of the Indian melo- manager was Mrs. George Goodell! $60,000, officials said some $200,- 26 present, Superintendent Norcross of the Chautauqua company stating dies. The novel duet "In My Bark'and the Campfire Girls asisted in the 000 worth of paper is under inves- that this was the best attended meet tigation. Canoe.” by Mrs. C. B. Marks and sale of tickets and the ushering. I---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chicago, May 7 (A. P.) An an-, which pours upward through the ing he had been present at this year, Mrs. C, H. Woodward, singing as nual fuel tax of $450,000,000 for tile roofs of buildings in Chicago, New only one of the California cities ap they paddled their canoe, carried out United States "Is approximately the York and every other large city! proaching it in number. the realistic picture of Indian life. price paid by home owners and ten-1 where artificial heat is required dur- The officers for this year are Edw. The Indian lullabies by Mrs. W. W. ants for building standards of the ing part of the year, represents a ! W. Miller, president; Dr. C. IL Marks, Walker, with ‘Robert Neilson on the. HU II ill IINIl/ United States, which are extravagant wasted expenditure of fully a billion vice-president; Charles Gordon, sec violin, were among the most charm-' of fuel,” according to a survey com dollars every four years, for 60 per retary; C. W. Courtney, treasurer. ing of the numbers, the Indian moth-I pleted here by the Bureau of Indus cent of the heat produced by burn The commltees are: General com er singing to her papoose made a trial Research, which extended into ing expensive fuel under present con mittee, W. II. Harper, chairman. F. pretty picture. "From An Indian Vil- University of Oregon, Eugene, to make the journey and condition all parts of the country and In which ditions escapes through the roofs. E. French. W. I. Megargle, R. E. lage,” sung by James Littm and May 7.—(Special)—The Olympic themselves for the final national a number of state universities coop The time honored fallacy that air Talbot, E. V. Smith, Austin Brow Olympic contestants braves, introduced another side of track and field tryouts for the Pa- tryout with erated. Indian life into the picture. The! clfic coast will be held on Hayward from all parts of the United States. spaces between root and upper cell nell; ticket committee. AV. C. Court What it describes ax "the waste-! ing serve to stop heat losses is dis ney, chairman, Mrs. A. B. Pratt. Mrs. The regular annual Pacific Coast ful standard of construction” will be' credited. Athletic Conference track and field Mary 'Browne, IHarry Couch. A. E. maintained In buildings to 'be erect-1 advertising committee. meet will call into action the best "Owners of buildings have not Voorhies; James I,. Wrlgbt (left), chairman 01 j obligato by Robert Neilson, was ' conference meet. This, said Jack ed this year, the Bttrvey says, and , been taught that heat is transmitted Geo. Jackson, chairman. L. W. Car- the committee of correspondents, It I beautifully given, and one of the Benefiel, graduate manager for the college athletes on the coast. Every adds that this will add "many more through lumber, brick and stono just son. A. B. Cornell, J. L. Stanbrough; charge of allocating the 570 kltcher most picturesque of numbers was the Associated Students at the Univer coast institution capable of produc millions to the fuel tax and he passed ns It Is through glass, but less rapid- door committee, Mrs. Geo. Slover, chairs for newspaper and press associ solo "The Weaver,” (The Blanket, sity of Oregon, has been assured ing athletes is expected to enter a ation correspondents, telegraphers and Her Rosary), given by Mrs. A. N. since the sanction of the other mem team in this context. Among the In on to tonantx In requirement« for ly. Many homes In America have a chairman. excessive rents to cover fuel waste.” fuel cost equal In a period of 25 Committees are planning their photographers. In the Republican ns Parsons, who sang as she sat at the bers of the conference has been gain stitutions which will participate In tfonal convention In Cleveland; and ed and favorable word received from the meet are. University of Califor “The fuel consumed In 16,000,000 years to the first cost.” campaigns and tickets will be on sale James D. Preston, assistant secretar) ! loom. A. S. Barnes played the cello homes of northern states is fully 30 The survey proposes that all build previous to the opening of Chautau of the committee and also supertn accompaniment, The final chorus, the Amateur Athletic Union offi- nia, University of Washington, Uni versity of Oregon, Oregon Agricul per cent and probably 50 per cent ings, large and small, be given a fuel qua. tendent of the senat« press gallery si "The Moon Drops I jow .' ” depicting I cials. The Eugene meet will give those tural College. Leland Stanford Uni moro than would be 'Chautauqua dates are June 2 to 7, Washington, looking over plans of tin the passing of the Indian race, one necessary if cost rating for the benefit of pur- standards wore maintained In mater-chasers and to encourage more per Inclusive, commencing Monday and seating arrangement« at the Clevelant of (be moat difficult of choruses, was elected to compete in the national versity, University of Idaho and the auditorium. _ ________ ably given by the chorus and brought ! tryouts, at Boston. 15 days In which University of Montana. tain,” the survey reportx. "The heat manent construction. jclosing Saturday night. I I WORK TO START ON MAY 15 * WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. Hrjl. SUGGESTS MARCH 1, 1926 VARIED SELECTIONS GIVEN RIVER IS DRAGGED > COMMUTATION IS PROTESTED COUNTIES ARE RELEASED 4 TRACED HAVE CHAUTAUQUA MEETING AMOUNTS 10 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IS CLAIM Ì I j llLLU HI UI1IV
