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t Grant» Pan VOL. -XV-, No. II. KLAN IS SAID LAST REFUGE OE PATRIOTS Gateway to the Oregon Caves GRANTS PANH. JOSEPHINE (XJl’NTY, OREGON WORLD FLIERS TO START • TOMORROW ON NEXT HOP ♦ Hollywood. CalK.. Sept. 24. ♦ — (A. P.) Th® army world ♦ tilers, renting today at Sunta ♦ Monica, will start tomorrow at ♦ 10 a. tn., for,Han Francisco. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LOWER LAXES HELD OBJECT WEDNESDAY, HEPT. 21, 1021. COUNT ZEPPELIN FOUGHT IN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR WHOLE NUMBER IMMMI. HOSPITAL PATIENT DIES IN JUMP FROM WINDOW e Friedrichshafen, Sept. 4.— ♦ Portland, Sept. 21.- ♦ (A. P.) — In rpnnectlon with ♦ —Charles R. Brown, ♦ th® proposed flight to America today from Injuries of tin- Zlt-3, it Is recalled here ♦ from jumping from a hospital ♦ ♦ that the late Count Zeppelin, ♦ window while In a delirium ♦ Inventor of tha dirigible, made ♦ following an operation. ♦ ♦ his first balblnn ascension in i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ the United Htai' s. ♦ This was during tlie Civil i i IMPERI 11. WIZIRIt EVANS GIVEN COOLIDGE AIHlltESSF.S BET III ♦ War when Coil tit Zeppelin was SI IT IS BROUGHT AGAINMT MRS. I. oh Angeles, Sept. 2 4,—(I.N.H. > DRUGGISTS TOBAV AT ADDRESS TODAY TO ♦ an officer in «tie Union army. MIRIAM FERGUSON BY — Bitten by u gilu monster, Mrs Portland. Sept. 24.—A plague re KLONVOK VITON CAPITOL ♦ The count OPPONENT n«v<T became an Hazel Hodge, a snuku churmer. is sembling foot-and-mouth disease has ♦ American citizen and returned recovering In a Lo» Angeli s hospital. lieen discovered among mule deer in ♦ to his native land In 1886. It She Is said to lie the first person on Klamath county, near the California ♦ was during th* Fi 'ranco-Prus- record- to survive n Kiln monster's line, according to a report made by ♦ Kian war that Be ie conceived —. the ♦ hit®. M. J. Ilarnes, deputy game warden ♦ Idea of the dvigible, inspired ♦ Mrs. Ilodg« was rushed to u hos- at Klamath Falls, to the state game ♦ by the progress ♦ madn by th® < Ipponi-nlH of IxMier .State That He commission offices here. Organisai Irin Dora Not linfe Roman pltal a few minuten after she was Hays lie Will Giilrlr* Administration Argument Haile That Woman Is Not ♦ French In ueronautfes. ♦ No Timi Peace and Prosperity Celliollra, Jews, \<-grora Or lliul K. K. K. Support—Also Hat! attacked, mid this is believed to huve Given Privilege of Holding Seventy-two deer were found ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Aliens, He Hays Will Result Anti-Saloon la-ague ---------------- ----------X------------ saved her life. Public Esecutive Office dead in Oregon at Malin, in Klamath She said the glia was a house CORPORATION REQUIRED county. Seven more were reported pet, kept in u <*g®. Hile Wils bit- TO FILE TlfHlll TAN RETURNS dead at Groh's ranch, south of Kia- Washington. Sept. 24.— (A.P.) — Newark. N. J., Sept. 21.— (A.P.) — math Falls. Kansas City. Hept. 24. — (A P.)— ten while feeding the reptile. Austin. Teg.. Sept 21.— (A.P.)— ( Service and mutual consideration Portland, Ore., Sept. 23.—Every United States Senator Edge defeated Possibility of the disease spread Charles E. Hickson, who brought Th® Ku Klux Klan was held up ns KM* FRESHMEN SIGN were set up today by President Cool corporation, whether ftb or not engaged Hamilton F. Kean, national commit ing to Oregon game in a manner suit to have Mrs. Miriam A. Fergu the "last refuge of American patriot FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS idge us the guiding principles In the actively in business, nr is required to teeman. for the Republican nomina similar to that in which the foot- son disqualified to hold the office ism worthy of the name," by Im relations between the government file a capital sttjck tax return an tion for United States senator in yes- and-mouth disease was spread among of governor, argued against her tn perial Wizard Evans, addressing th® University of Oregon, Eugene, und business In a talk to the dele- nually with the collector of internal terda'y's primaries. Kean was sup domestic stock was indicated from court today. Dickson read United second imperial klnnvokution today. Sept. 24,— (Special)- Approximate gates to the convention here of the revenue. ported by the Anti-saloon League. the report. States supreme court decisions sup "Klansnien and Klunswomen are ly 400 freshmen have signed np for National Association of Retail Drug- porting his contention that women “Ordinarily,” Mid Clyde G. Hunt- Edge’s supporters openly declared verily the salt of the earth upon gists. The president again pledged ley, collector of Internal revenue, in that Kean had a general following of cannot legally hold public executive whom depends the future of civiliza the physical examinations, conducted himsiAf to an administration guided a statement issue« today, “These re the Ku Klux Klan. Kean, however, offices, though they have been given tion." Evans declared. Asserting by the physical edncutlon depart the right to vote. th® future of America and the white ment ut the university. A staff of so that "there may be a reduction of turns must be ffed not later than never admitted this. taxation und a harmony in foreign doctors will be busy exumlnlng the July 31, each year, but this year, on 1 rare "hangs in the bnlunce,” Evuns Cannot Collect Dnniagra From Power said the "blond which produces hu first year men the rest of the week. relations, and that there may .be account of the enactment of the new ' By means of these physical exam peace and prosperity." revenue law. the 'bureau will accept ' AL. G. BARNES CIRCUS Company for Fin- man leadership must ll® protected The pursuance of the policy of without penalty all returns received ' inations the university officials are IS SHOWING HERE TODAY from Inferior blood." uble to prescribe the kind of physi- service, President Coolidge said. will not later than September 30. Th® Imperial wizard Haiti the out- cul exercise the frosbmen candldutn bring "less and less Interference by Salem. Sept. 24.—The I. E. Kea- Only Five Is-ttermen Return to Take sld« world "will eventually know that should tuke. Around 60 students the agencies of the government" In i "Every corporation in Oregon has) It's a holiday for everybody today, terson Lu in tier company of Klam Up Sport This Full had blanks and instructions for more ' the Klnnnmen do not hate the Roman business. "It should be the aim of I than two months) and those who j for the largest wild animal circus in ath county lost in its attempt to re were examined yesterday. Catholics, Jews. Negroes or aliens. the government to make contacts I have not yet attended to this import- the world is in town. Al. G. Barnes’ cover damages in court from the Cali With only five lettermen bach to The Klan's fight is not with the peo between business and the administra j ant matter are urged to prepare and ’ circus arrived in Grants Pass this fornia Oregon Power company, by build a team around. Coach J. B. ple. but with the systems und in an opinion of the supreme court in Brown, of the local high school, is tion as few as passible and to reduce j file their returns by September 30. j morning. stincts and principles which run the case ot the Kesterson Lumber not extremely optimistic -over the At 2 o'clock this afternoon and 8 the burdens and annoyances to the | after which date heavy penalties counter to the Anglo Saxon Instinct, o'clock tonight when the three wild company and several insurance com outlook for Grants Pass high schooi mlhimuni, consistent with the con may be imposed." Americanism and proteatant Chris animal arenas, the stages, the rings panies. ail as appellants against the football prospects this esason. In servation of the broadest public in tianity. " Josephine Placee 12th In ('thinly Ex- terest." and the great hippodrome track are power company. fact. Coach Brown is taking the at bibita nt Event • TWO ARE FINED FOR The opinion of the supreme court titude that there have been much filled with the hundreds of daring KILLING IM»E YESTERDAY performers, in a depiction of pagent- is written by Justice Burnett and is a better teams at the high school than ry unequalled in the show world..t)ie reversal of a previous opinion of the he can hope for this season. He has Salem, Kept. 24.— (A. P. I—Thia Roseburg. Sejkt. 2 4.—Killing a thousands who sit in the great coh court that was written by the late a wealth of aspirants but they are Is Salem and th® Governor's day at doe in the Henp- Creek country yes liseum of circus seats under the blg- Justice McCourt. mostly light and inexperienced, With th® state fair. Columbia county won The Kesterson company suffered a but 10 days left before the first the first place In the county exhibits Men Who R o I i I mm I Astucia Garage terday evening then appearing be top. watching the wild beasts and fore Judge George Jones this morn actors, will stir and thrill to the disastrous fire, and laid the responsi game, it is not expected that a won- Given Three Years last night with 1057 points out of ing and paying a fine of »50 and wonder of it all. He bility for it to the power company be der team can take the field, a possible 1100. Josephine county costs of »4.95 each, J. J. Snyder, re hopes to put enough football know- cause of an alleged negligent placing Astoria, Sept. 24. —(A. P.)—Paul was 1 2th with 6f>6. of electric wires. Kesterson recov-1 ledge in them to make a good show Judges for tb® contest were Pro Hlrtner and Richard Guthrie, arrest siding at 1470 Glisan St.. Portland, I The city schools continue to show fessor V. D. Chappell, Professor C. ed ip Salem recently, were sentenced and his brother-in-law, E. V. Ham ered in insurance «83.628.59 and ing In the game with Klamath Falls a steady Increase In registration with L. Ixing and Professor G. R. Hyslop, here to three years in the peniten- lin, also of Portland, left the city sought damages from the power com a week from Saturday, however. u total of 1,166 now signed up In the all of Oregon Agricultural college at tiary in connection with robbing a much wiser than when they came The local team is somewhat handi pany amounting to »75.546.64. while various schools of Grants Pass, by lo Douglas county on a hunting trip. the insurance companies Joined with capped by the fact that they have local garage. Corvallis. far the largest attendance ever rec The men .were Just dragging In their Famous Author Here Again For him to recover from the power com no dressing rooms yet. as the base When It is taken Into considera Steellieail Fishing orded here. This is an Increase of tion that th® past season has been game when Deputy Game Warden pany the amount they had paid Kes ment has not been completed. This 44 over the opening day, when 1,122 one of th® driest In the history of Ed . Walker appeared on the scene terson for his loss, making a total of f holds up practice to some extent. wore reported. and arrested them for killing a doe. »157.175.13 that plaintiffs sought The boys are showing enthusiasm, the state, the quality of the fruit and I There were no extenuating clrcnm- The lure of the Rogue proved too to recover. however, and are making the best of The high school shows the largest vegetable exhibits is considered re- the situation, putting in nightly gain in registration, wish new stu- ’ markable, Visitors wore loud in Rains Have Not Yet Hurt Tokays in stances, and the Portlanders offered much for Zane Gray, the famous .... no defense, so this morning pleaded thor. who has again arrived in the workouts. Two full teams are taking dents showing up dally. There are their praise of the products though Valley guilty to violating the Oregon state valley for some of the wonderful ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4- the field each night. Among these now 373 students registered in the comparatively few stopped to con- » BASEBALL SCORES tour classi'H und us specials. While slder the adverse conditions under are a number of freshmen who give The grape crop of the county has game law. which makes it a crime steelhead fishing of which he got a the freshman class is th® largest In which the displays were grown. not yet suffered-any damage from for killing a doe. and the court as taste two years ago. Mr. Gray ar ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ promise of becoming good material. National la-ague i history, the other classes also show Real rain and not the customary the rains and will not he hurt unless sessed the penalty. The fines were rived yesterday from Nova Scotia, n large increase, which is tukon to Oregon "mist” greeted the second the rains continue for a week. Two paid without protest, the total cost where he has been spending the past Better Home Light I ng— indicute a growth In population in day of the 63rd Oregon state fair cars of the fruit went out last week of the sport costing the gentlemen two months, flnd completed his Ollt- Polo Grounds. New York. Sept. 24 The local Better Home Lighting Grants Pasa. The classes ut the high Tuesday, and while It failed to dam und It was hoped to continue the «109.90. The.crfrcass of the doe was fitting for steelheads. He left im- school are divided as follows: pen the ardor of the visitors, the at shipments this week. So far. it hai* seized by the warden. The guns and mediately for Galice, where he has — (A. P.)—Giants defeated Pitts- committee had a meeting last night into camp until such time as he burgs today 4 to 2, practically elim to decide upon the prizes which will seniors, Nf»; juniors. 90; sophomores, tendance was cut to a great extent, been possible to make only a few tackle belonging to the men were feels he has caught enough of the inating the Pirates from the Nation be offered for the best essays written 87; freshmen, 1 06. mid specials, 5. and Instead of enlivening the after small express shipments of the fruit confiscated. big fellows, With Mr. Gray is his al league race. by students on the subject of better The new assembly room wss noon as was planned, members of which was picked Sunday and Mon brother. R. C. Gray, who accom- j Cincinnati 6. Boston 5; Cincinnati lighting. There are some very at day. Picking will be resumed us opened for use on Monday and the the American I region drum and bu- panled him on his previous trip, J. Boston 5; St. Louis 9. Philadel tractive cash prizes, announcement workmen are beginning to get the gle corps here for the state com pet i- soon as the weather becomes suf and who is often mentioned in his phia 4. of which will be made later. « _ ficiently dry. building In shape so thut there will live drill were forced to dodge from The first two cars of grapes have Want Lists of Electors Taken Off articles as "R. C." In addition, he lie very little interference after to building to bulldlni^ln order to keep Ballot is accompanied by several others. morrow. The basement has not yet their equipment dry for the night brought good prices to the growers. Mr. Gray visited here two years The second car was sold f.o.b. here at been completed. performance. Chicago, Sept. 24.— (A.P. 1—Rep ago and got a sample of the steel- «1.60 per lug for Tokays. The Ma lagas were shipped on consignment. resentative Nelson, national latFol- head fishing, It appealed to him so * Tile Southern Pacific hits been giving lette campaign manager, today au strongly that he wrote an article In excellent service, getting the grapes thorised the court proceedings in the “Country Gentleman” about the Washington state to force the re Rogue. It Is not known iiow long he into Portland In 36 hours. moval from the ballot of three lists win remain lower Rogue Boston, Sept. 24.— (I. ‘N. S.)—In idea of her gigantic proportions may of "spurious" I.aFollette electors. country. the maze of discussions on peace be had from the fact that her land • ' terms, disarmament, world courts ing deck is more than two acres in and the League of Nations the coun area. N hw York. Sept. 21.— (U.P.)— Best of Country Holds its Own It military experts are correct in try has lost sight of the fact that at New England records «30,249,200 New York metropolitan district has thi$ moment the greatest warship of their contention that war strength for August, with «237,495,900 for Committee Is Optimistic Over Out« built morn than one-third ot ull the all time, and perhaps the best insur In the future will be measured by the year, housing for 19.830 families look for Biiildln*; nation's new homes dnrlng-the first taking «119,000,000. In the past ance against war. is being rushed to power in the air, the Lexington will two-thirds of 1924. completion for the United States lie the most powerful ship afloat. month, housing took 54 per cent. Satisfactory progress was reported • Congress authorized construction Government. Not only Is this war While housing throughout the Middle Atlantic states started «37.- today by the finance committee in country has tuken «1,300,000,090 for 489,800 in the past month, with ship to be the largest, but she will of the f-exington back In 1915, as a charge of the rulsing of funds for 216,665 families, the metropolitan «307,671,300 for the year and «140,- represent the greatest mass of iron battle cruiser. There were several the erection of the county exhibit section has put »465.000,000 Into 000,000 In homes for 23,300 faml- and steel ever set in motion by hu delays in starting the giant ship. building. Full reports were not Iles. new qnarters for 77,500 families. man agency, not excepting the Levia Then during the war. It was found made this afternoon and it will be capital ships were becoming obso Normal Volume Restored Southeastern states made a »54.- than. impossible to tell before another day Housing economists bellow th® ro 936,100 AllgUSt, With «111,527,000 In her specifications and to her lete before they could be completed, if sufficient money has been sub turns show complete restoration of for the year and «140,000,900 in builders at the Fore River shipyard. The war also developed an impera- scribed to go ahead with the con normal volume, although ■ market homes for 23,000 families. Quincy, Mass., the big ship known as tive demand for destroyers, and It struction. The finance committee prices are still above the means of a Pittsburgh and Its environs score “1300," but xvhen the bilge blocks was not until July, 1*22, that plans was optimistic, however, and expects large mass of people In ull sections of «4 7,858,200 for the past month, are knocked out and she glides down were finally approved for the build that the full amount can be raised. the country needing more domestic »370,421,300 for the year. »111,000,- the ways she becomes the U. S. 8. ing of an airplane carrier Instead of A calivass of the city and country a battle cruiser. space. • 000 for housing 18,500 families. Lexington. has been going ahead today with The huge ship is approximately Total constructional outlays in the Central weBt outlays for the month Tile Lexington is designed as an teams assigned to various districts In nation during the first eight months were »38.870,900, with »704,386,800 airplane carrier and anyone who has 900 feet In length and 106 feet in the business parts of the city and the of the year have passed »3.100.000,- for th® year, »320,000,000 In homes ever had the misfortune to disturb beam. As the locks in the Panama rural communities. , Inasmuch as 000, according to figures made public for 53,000 families. Donald B. MacMillan, who sailed there bas been «7000 subscribed Tills is Maj. Gen. John HiMuF~now the peace and contentment of a nest Canal are but 110 feet wide, its use by the F. W. Dodge Corporation. Thia Northwest outlays Of 163,170,000 from Wlacaaaet, Me., Junu 23. 1923. toward the «10,000 In «500 amounts chief of staff of the United States of hornets will find it easy to im by the great vessel would present a was an increase of 11 per cunt over for the yeur Include 16,877,«00 for Is oti his wuy home from the Arctic. the total appears to be guaranteed. army. He stepped in when General agine what is going to happen If an very delicate piece of navigation The l^xlngton has a designed a year ago lu the total for 36 spe the* past month and «21,000,000 iu His schooner Bowdoln, Is coming The teams will continue until they John J. Pershing retired to civilian enemy submarine, airplane of battle cified states. homes for 4,000 families. (Continued on Page Two.) down front Labrador now. ship courts trouble with her. Some lite upon reaching the age limit. have the full amount in hand. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TEXAS OffICE FOREIGN HARMONY WANTED MEMBERS HELO SALT OF EARTH DEFEAT OF KLAN IS SEEN COURT DECISIONS ARE READ KESTERSON LOSES IN SUIT FOOTBALL PROSPECTS POOR SALEM DAY AT STATE FAIR STUOENTS STILL INCREASE TWO ARE SENT TO PRISON ZANE GREY AGAIN HERE WOULD FORCE OFF N A M E S Returning DRIVE MEETING WITH SUCCESS
