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Grants Pass
VOL. VIV., No.
Gateway to the Oregon Caves
WHOLE XI MBER
GRANTS PAH*). JOHEPIIINK COUNTY. ORKGON
FLIERS MUST UNDERGO
RECEPTION AT BOSTON
HE MAY DIE SOON AND
REDUCE PART OF TERMS
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I«» Angi-los, Hept. I.
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Hurry J. Duiilup, convict­ ♦
♦ ed "budge bandii," was sen­ ♦
♦ tenced today to two terms of ♦
♦ Ilf« imprisonment niid,214 years ♦
♦ additional mi wish counts of ♦
♦ robbery, crlmlnul iir.suult, uml ♦
♦ assault with Intent to commit ♦
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♦ murder.
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VARIETY OI
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1.011 doll, Sept. 4.
i I N.S I —
American advertising men. who came
to England for their annual conven-
Hon und adviM-uting church udver-
Ijirge <’r«q> of Irrito IVain I h Taken plain«. ha»« left behind them u trull
of discussion us to the flttu-ss of this
s<irt of advertising.
"The Master forbade men to shout
abroad III» work," said Canon Mey-
"He feared to play on the
The value of smudging. Irlgatloti rick.
curiosity of men.
Ke would draw
und the proper care In the growing
them by love—by nothing else.
of pears was shown today when the|
"The other day 1 was horrified to
fruit shipped by II E. Gale, west of
see the following advertisement :
the city, was being packed
The
"'Holy Communion 12 o'clock—
llosc pear* I from the Gale pince will'
the Duclieas of
■ will l»e present.’
run 70 per cent half box, for extra >
"There 1» advertisement, vulgar,
funcy pack, There peurs, large, well snobbish anil utterly un (Tiristlun.
shaped and free from frost marks. For the duchess, and no one greater
are distinctly superior to the average than n duchess, was billed as the
run of fruit from the orchard where center ot attraction."
the trees are neglected, some of the
small, misshapen anil frosted fruit
being on hand at the packing house.
SMUDGING HELD ESSENTIAL
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TAX HEID BAD
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Purls, Hept. 4.— «IT. p
♦ Association foot Im 11 was the
♦ most popu)ar*spurt of the 1924
♦ Olympic games, as Indicated by
♦ the receipts.
The track and
♦ field events only netted 1,590,-
♦ 420 franca, while football piled
♦ up 1,789,751.
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Swimming surprisingly rank­
♦ ed third in popularity, bringing
<•
♦ In 416,110, beating rugby foot­
♦ ball fourth, and tennis, fifth,
♦ by close margins.
Polo came
♦ next, with boxing, which was
♦ figured as one of the chief at­
♦ tractions, a miserable seventh,
♦ netting only
1 15,354 francs.
♦ Equestrian sports, rowing and
Industry Moving Out of Oregon al ♦ cycling all cam« under the 100.-
Great H|we<l lx liniling of Inven.
♦ 000 mark, while such dismal
I Igni Ion During Humilier
♦ events as weight lifting, shoot­
♦ ing. fencing and wrestling are
♦ not listed at nil in the Olympic
The Oregon Income tnx is a deter-! ♦ committee's report of proceeds.
rent to industry In this slate and is ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
$40,000,000 ALREADY GONE
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Boston, Hept. 4.—A. I’.» —
While Lieutenant Ixiwell H.
Smith and his comrad>- fliers
were preparing at Plctou, N. 8..
for the Jump to Boston, prole
ably tomorrow, plans for the
reception of the airmen went
forward at th« East Boston
♦ airport.
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UAW ES PLAN’ ST A RTS
HEAVY GRAIN BUYING
WOMEN IN BOMBARDMENT
> Américain» Remain In l.iuho
During Attack by Opposing
Army—No Foreigners Hurt
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Chicago, Sept . 4. -Signing of (lie
Dawes reparation plan by the lead­
ing European powers has brought
Europe in as an immense buyer of
cash grains in the United States and
Canada.
Estimates made by cash
grain handlers In closest touch with
the foreign
trade indicated that
about 10,000,000 bushels of grain,
including 6.000,000 bushels of wheat
more than 2.000,000 bushels of rye.
around 1,000,00 bushels of oats and
more than 600.000 bushels of bar-
ley has been sold in the last two
days. This is said to be the largest
business on record, outside of a short
period during the war.
MU' DONALD TEMJ4 ASSEMBLY
THAT LEAGIE IS HOPE
OF BRITAIN
MILITARY POWER IS HIT
Says That Nations Must Not Bely
Upon PreyoadetMee of Power—
Germany Should Be Member
Geneva. Sept. 4.—(A. P.)—Prime
Shanghai, Sept. 4. — (A. P.) —
Minister
MacDonald, of Great Brit-
¡Though troops estimated to number
ain, addressing the assei mbly of the
40.000 battled throughout the day,
driving out business. This state­
league of Nations today declared
eyewitnesses declared tonight that
ment was made yesterday by C. C. HORNSBY ON WAY To NEW
that Great Britain saw the only hope
Chapman, editor und publisher of
NATIONAL I.EA(*l E RECORD neither side had made any material
of future peace in the extension of
I gain. Kiangsu troops used a/tillery
the Oregon Voter, and Mr. Chap­
the policy of arbitration and the de­
man showed signed statements to
St. Ixiills, Sept. 4.—(A. P.) __ I in the attack on Liuho which ordi-
velopment of the league. He warned
is
a
town
of
8000
people,
back up Ills words. He is now mak­ Rogers Hornsby is well on his way to ; | narily
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against relying upon preponderance
ing a tour through Oregon In an ut- ; establish a new batting record In thej r*° American women remained in
of military power for the preserva­
tempt to show the voters that the ¡ Nationul League- that of having led > Liuho during the bombardment,
tion of national security.
He de­
repeal of the Oregon tax law is Im- J the circuit In hitting five consecutive; Miss Grace I. Crandall, a woman
clared Germany should become a
portant und to urge them to vote for ; seasons. The record of four conse- ! physician, and Miss Susie M. Bur-
member of the League of Nations.
the repeal at tile coming election, cutive seasons established by Hans^ dick, who were in charge of the
Day Adventist hospital
the measure being on the ballot.
Wagner from 1906 to 1909, inclu-l Seventh
Tokays anil Malagas Bring Top
Syosett, N. Y„ Sept. 4.—(A. P.)
there.
Documents have been collected by jslve, was equalled by Hornsby last!
Pricin in Portland
—The Prince ot Wales spent another
The pears, which run 100 pack or
When the firing began the Red
Mr. Chapman which show the indi­ ' year. This season he has topped the
night out last night, the third in a
larger for large boxes, are being
¡Cross unit from Shanghai retreated
vidual withdrawals of capital from /National League hitters virtually
row. He reached home at 5 a. m..
packed In half boxes and shipped for liet lew of Mint Po|>ular N uiii I hts
2 miles to the village of Luti, but
tile Oregon Held, these withdrawals from the start of the campaign.
Tokay and malaga grapes from after attending a jolly house party.
sale as extra fancy grades und 60
Hornsby, like Ty Cobb. Tris! Miss Crandall and Miss Burdick re­
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now amounting to $4o,000,uoo. Most |
fused to abandon the hospital pa­ this section are bringing a premium
per cent of the entire orchard will
of these Industries would have pro-! Speaker, Johnny Evers. Grover Alex-1
tients
who were not war casualties. in the Portland market over the
go as half boxes The boxes contain
vlded a greater home market for! under. Eddie Collins and many other’
The program for the band concert .
All day shells whistled overhead. grapes from the California sections.
from 35 to 5o pears, packed with a
Oregon agricultural products.
star players, entered
the
major i
,
.
I Several passed through the hospital The quotations of yesterday showed Bids Will Be Called for Construction
corrugated pasteboard on top und at Itlvi-rslde park tomorrow evening
, league company merely as a prospect
Late fn the day lhe Aaso. that the tokays were bringing from
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Contributions
are
now
being
re
­
will
consist
of
numbers
selected
of Mile of Highway
A atrip
bottom to prevent bruising
and at little expense to his club. He
prMg corre8pondent obtained 75 cents to $1.09 more per lug than
t.f waxed laced paper is placed front former concerts, being those ceived for the collection and pre­
is said to have Cost the Cardinals au automob|le truik and by U81ng competing produce.' while the mala-
The beginning of work on the Red­
around the Inside of the box, the which were the most favorably re­ sentation of the evidence which will
Monduy night of this week show the absolute necessity of u re­ only $500 when he was purchased , the truck an(J his own automobile. gas were quoted at $1.00 more per wood highway is believed to be pres­
whole presenting n most pleasing ceived
from the Dennison. Texas, club. He|manared lo remove the patients, to­ lug. The shipments are still light, aged by the call of the state high­
appearance. They are being ship­ was Labor Day. a holiday, and band peal ot the law," states Mr. Chap­
Because man. "The motive behind these proved his ability as an infielder and , g(.ther with the American women, to only 4 0 lugs having l>een expressed way commission or bids on the mile
ped under Mr. Gale’s own Blue Tag rehearsal was called off.
batter his second
in fast com-
u
The rain ot out yesterday. The heavy shipments o( grading and surfacing which-will
brand, lie will hav« thr«« car« of of that fact there was no oppor-1 contributions la a desire to serve the
pany
and
has
been
doing
It
since.
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bullets
continued
while
the escape will start out about the middle of connect the Redwood highway with
best
interest
of
the
state
by
helping
tunity
to
practice
for
new
numbers
1
these pears for the New York trade,
It is estimated that the bridge over the east fork of the •
bring
about
the
repeal
of
a
tax
law
for
the
Friday
concert.
Director
I
from
the
hospital
was
being
effected. the month.
In
Iced
where they are being sent
there will be not less than 20 cars, Illinois, now in process of construc­
that
Is
hurting
the
state.
Contribu
­
Higginbotham
believes
that
the
re
­
cars to go into storage.
with an estimate as high as 25 for tion. The bids will be opened on
view will find popularity with music I tions are neither solicited nor ac­
Shanghai, Sept. 4. — (A. P.) — the season.
Mr. Gule took excellent care of lovers.
September 26, the regular meeting
cepted if the motive is merely the
Kiangsu troops of General Chi Shieh
The recent rains did not damage of the commission,
The highway
his orchard. He smudged when It
The band has accepted the offer sordid desire to escape the payment Two Blocks of Business District Are
| Yuan launched a heavy attack on the grapes the least bit. the growers commission has wired the local high-
appeared there would be frost and | to play one day at the Jackson of the tax. The citizen who con­
Dvntroyvd Early Today
I Hwantu, near Shanghai, today, and state. On the other hand, it helped way office for plans and specitica-
prevented a loss from this source. cdunty fair. They will be there on tributes. or votes, simply to serve
j were repulsed, according to a com­ put the color in them which has tions for this work.
Ills trees hung full ot fruit, which Saturday, September 13. They will his own selfish desire to avoid pay­
Madras. Ore.. Sept. 4.— (A. P.)—1 munique issued by General Yuang
made the Rogue valley flame tokay
The fiscal year of the highway
reached a mature size In spite of not play at the Josephine fair this ing the tax. Is not entitled to con­ A fire early today wiped out the two ,'
Hsiang, the Chekiang commander. famous over the entire country. The department ends on November 30.
the great numbers which the trees season, the management having de­ sideration. It all citizens were actu­ principal lousiness blocks here, caus­
Another
attack
is
developing,
the
entire crop will be sold here f.o.b. on which date the new budget goes
bore. He Irrigated the trees and cided to dispense with that feature ated solely by selfish motives iu ing an "estimated ions of $200.000. j
communique said.
In the fighting to the Pacific Fruit and Produce into effect. It is believed that the
sprayed seven times.
He has six Reheursuls will continue during the their voting, no righteous cause Insurance covered about 15 per cent .
yesterday, the Chekiang troops re­ company. This means that as soon Redwood project will be included in
acres of nose penrs.
winter on Monday nights. The band could triumph. We must rely upon of the loss. The Bend fire depart-,
pulsed an attack und gained auc.tt as the car moves out. the growers their estimates for the coming year.
patriotism, not narrow selfishness, inent. by special train, brought help ■
During the smudging period. Mr. expects to give a numtier of indoor
two miles.
will receive their money, the price As the work on the new construc­
it
we
wish
to
build
up
our
state
and
to the fatigued Madras tire fighters. ■
Gale found he was running short of concerts to help defray expenses in
being determined before the ¿ar tion will be completed in November.
nation.
peeping
up
the
winter
practice.
Three
mercantile
establishments,
the
oil.
Being a Yankee he began to
1925, the Oregon side of the high­
Washington. Sept. 4.—(A. P.) — leaves the local yards.
"A full and complete record of all telephone office and one hotel were 1
think and conceived the idea that
Quotations yesterday» were: Ma­ way must be completed by that time
A protecting cordon, composed of
among
the
buildings
left
standing.
¡campaign contributions und cam­
the oil taken from crankcases at
the Shanghai volunteer corps and lagas. $2.50 per lug und tokays $3.50 to live up to the agreement made
paign expenditures is maintained
service slation» might burn. He col­
with California.
the American, British. Japanese and to $4.00. .
Pendleton.
Sept.
4.
—
(A.
P.)
—
I
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and
is
subject
to
inspection
by
you
lected about 800 gallons and found
A
loss
estimated
at
$12.000
resulted
‘
French
sailors,
will
be
thrown
about
or any other voter. The press and
that there was very little difference
the officers and Committees ot all last night from a fire which destroy-! the foreign settlement of Shanghai
between that und the regular oil.
That ('oriipanlcN from organizations of voters are invited ed the hotel, livery barn, postoffice to prevent the entry of the armed
The substitute was found to be ma­
Slates Ro ltarrrd
Chinese forces.
1 to examine this record. The entire building and one dwelling at Ukiah.
terially cheaper. At the Le.Moss sta­
- - - I
record,
beginning
with
the
first
con
­
tion they gave him the oil If he
New York. Sept. 4.— (I. N. S.)—|
tribution received when the bill was
would take uway a quantity of old
Helen
Retains Title 1 J , Shanghai.
•China's greatest city, as
Portland,
Sept.
4.
—
(A.
P.)
—
The
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¡Initiated
last
December,
will
be
filed
tires Thea he secured the Idea that
¿¡well as control of two of the richest
Buenos Aires, Sept. 4.— (U. P.)— formed that they have no chance of
the tires would also burn. On the recommendation that oil companies i with the secretary of state as
| provinces in China, are the stakes Thirty thousand "emigrants in tran- admission to the L nited States.
morning when the temperature went of other states be refused permission | qulred by law.
I in the internecine war threatened in
Many are fairly well supplied with
to 26 outside the orchard, with to sell stock In Oregon was made |
"Unidentified contributions
I China now between Marshal
Chi slt” ar‘‘ in Buenos Alre’ ‘Tin« to____________ __ _______ ___________
to Governor Pierce today by ex-Gov- I
funds although a few of them have
smudge pots burning and plies of
not accepted. All contributions
, I Hsieh-yuau. Tuqhun of Kiangsu pro- enter the United States, according
objects of charity, for work
ernor West and George Black, the <
old tires placed 50 feet apart on the I
recorded in the name of the person
committee named by th e governor
j
vince.
and
General
Lu
Young-hsiang,
to
reliable
estimates.
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The
majority
i
s
not
plentiful
here ___
and ____
they
have
windward side of the orchard, the]
or firm whose money is contributed.
to investigate stock transactions la
the Governor of Chegiang province. of them are p0|es and Russians who come usually intending to remain
"Oregon must not drag behind.
Oregon.
Although Shanghai is the chief gre no{ eUgib|e but the offlces oi'for only a few days expecting to
(Continued on Pago Four.)
The state does not need more far­
prize the fighting is not expected to;
! trans-ship to the United States where
mers to compete with each other,
take place in the immediate vicinity the American consul general, Henry they are convinced they will immedi­
| lint it does need more industries to
of the city for fear of foreign inter- H. Morgan, are being stormed daily ately find employment.
i provide home markets for the fur­
vention, which would spoil the plans from dawn to dark by hundreds de-
The situation has caused some
i mers already here. It ia the home
of both warlords. Shanghai, a city (manding visas to enter the United concern to the authorities and plans
' markets that are the profitable mar-
of nearly 2.000,000 inhabitants, con­
States, regardless of the exhaustion are being studied for assimilation of
I kets for the farmers. To build up
tains two foreign concessions—
of the quotas under the new emi­ the emigrants. It was expected that
these home markets, it is necessary
French and international—with pop­
with the going into effect of the
ulations of about 20,000—Ameri­ gration law.
Visalia. Cal., Sept. 4.— (A. P.)—- ther and he now believes his dis- to bring In new industries. Any tax
United States emigration law thous­
law that seriously retards the estab­
cans, British,
French, Portuguese.
Steamship companies have a com- ands of Europeans would emigrate
Archaeologists of the University of coverles were merely surface indlca-
lishment of new industries should be
Germans and other nationalities, not bined waiting list of 15,000 would- , to South America and Argentina pre­
California are to be Invited by W. H. lions of what may be found beneath
scanned with caution.
incltiding 15,000 Japanese.
be emigrants to the north, while the pared for comprehensive coloniza­
Hart, a pioneer resident of Wood- the layer of six feet of soil which
"The damage already done is so
in 1913, the last time fighting oc- consulate is approving only a few tion schemes but indications are
lake, Tulare county, to go with him covers the small area, He made no
curred near Shanghai, the arsenal at applications for visas out of thous- that the emigrants have no inten-
back into the Eshom valley country attempt to dig, confining his search serious and of such extent that you
Kiangnan, a suburb of Shanghai. ands being made.
In the high Sierras, to inspect a re-|to what might be seen upon the sur­ j «-an und should appeal to your neigh­
I tion of settling here if it can be
bors und to voters In all parts of
¡was bombarded by'forces attempting
,
cent discovery which the mountain­ face.
It is said the unusual influx of avoided.
to capture the city, and after nu­ of these "emigrants in transit" is duel
Five small stones resembling dia­ Oregon to vote tor the repeal ot the
eer believes indicates that some un­
Should the rush for visas continue
present state Income tax act and to
merous shots had landed in the for- to the propaganda made by certain Consul General Morgan is consider-
known race preceded even the In­ monds were picked up. Two of these
oppose the enactment of any new
I eign concessions, there were threats steamship companies to the people in ing closing the consulate which has
dians In that country. Pending the Hart had tested by a San Francisco
state Income tax bill st least until
i of intervention if it occurred again. Central Eqrope and the Near East, been enlarged within the last few
visit of the scientists Hart Is guard­ jewel expert who, he says, pronounc­
such time us the other Pacific coast
Forces numbering between 8,000 assuring those who desire to eml-¡weeks to accomodate the increase In
ing his secret and has told few peo­ ed thorn real diamonds of rare ex­
states have enacted similar legisla­
and 10.000, under the command of grate that entrance into the L'nited, business except for "strictly justlfl-
cellence. If they are real diamonds,
ple of the location of his find.
tion so they cun not grow nt Ore­
Gen. Ho Feng-Un, chief lieutenant States from Argentina may be easily able" business.
In the heavily wooded and rocky Hart declares, they are the only ones gon's expense.
It Is feared that
ot General Lu, now occupy the Chl- affected even when the quotas for, the continuous siege of the consular
section within walking distance of ever found far back In the Sierra Ne­
"What does It profit a farmer to
, nese city of Shanghai, the arsenal at their nationals are exhausted.
General Grant National Park Hart vada mountains, and he believes
office» eventually will result in un-
save $5 a year on his property tax
Kiangnan, General Ho's headquar­
says he uncovered a considerable de- they must have been brought Into
There are many Australians, Ger- pleasant incidents. A special squad
If he cun not get a good price for
ters at Loongwha, a short motor-car mans, Czechs, and Jugoslavs among of police has been detailed to keep
poait of flint entirely unknown to that section by some age-old civili­
what he produces?
Who wiN buy
i ride from Shanghai, and the Woo- the emigrants, but the propaganda the streets about the consulate clear,
Tulare county mountains. Flint cut zation which frequented the region.
his farm or his products If Oregon
Hart has lived for 55 years In
into shapes and sizes somewhat re-
The emigrants on the whole are
Helen Wills, l«-yeur-o!d Cali­ I sung torts at the mouth of the Yaug- seems t6 have worked most effective-j
1s unuttractive as u field for indus­
tzse, thirteen miles from Shanghai.
fornia girl, is shown holding the
Hembling broken weapons of war­ these mountains, has made a study
an apparently healthy and determlu-
ly in Poland and Russia.
trial development? Where are far­
nationul tennis championship cup
Marshal Chi’s troops number 60,-
fare and possible bits of some ancient of the Indians who used to live there
Some qf the emigrants stand in ed lot and when they line up before
mers most prosperous—where they, which was presented to her when
000 of the best soldiers In China, be­ line for eight hours a day for weeks the consulate '.he consul himself can-
pottery likewise different from that their habits and customs. He Is con­ are locuteil remote from industrial
she defeated Molls Mallory at
known to have been made by the In­ vinced they ennnot be responsible for
Forest Hills, tong Island, last ing excelled ouly by those command- before the consulate and seem in no not break through the lines to enter
(Continued on Page Four.)
week, thereby returning her title. *1
dians, caused the finder to look fttr- the articles he discovered.,
(Continued on Page Four.)
iwise discouraged when they are in-, his office.
LOCAL GRAPES GET PREMIUM
POPULAR CONCERT ON FRIDAY
REDWOOD WORK TO START
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