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NEWS LETTER
'rtveaip of Muff Correspoudeul»
at World ('entere of
Population
MEMUEli OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusive
ly entitled to the use for republics-
tioti of all news dispatches credited
la this, or all otherwise credited, in
Indianapolis. Sept. 27. — (I N S. I
thio paper and also the local news
With
constables in various parts of
uiiulisbed herein
Indiana facing grand jury iuvestiga-
All rights tor republication of lion of alleged irregularities in the
special dispatches hereiu aie also re
, conduct of their offices, a sanerai
served
clamor has started in the atfected
SATURDAY’. SEPTEMBER 27, 1B24 areas against "the atrophied appen
dage of a once useful organ."
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WKATUkH
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Pacific Coast States:
Fair
and normal temperature in Cal
ifornia; Considerable cloudi
ness and occasional rain with
temperature below normal in
Washington and Oregon, The
fire weather hazard will re-
main high in California and
4 relatively low in the north Pa-
4 cific States.
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Fair tonight and
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4 «'armer touight.
Sunday;
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itself
improved,
its
energies
increased and its life on earth
prolonged by the addition of t
chauffeur anti an electrician to the
family lineuge.
, to the Tokay.
A. E. Voortites • Tub. an-l Propr.
Entered at postoffiee. Graut« Pass,
Ore., as second-class mail matter.
wa
be:
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mTi nnir. urrncAnirR at. im *
GRtVM F.W bATÎ.Y COTUTOR
What a ietting down for the ilk
♦ of Du Quesciini Armor plate to a
4 tin badge!
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The constable was the glory of
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mediaeval France. As the head oi
4 the state, he led the warring hosts
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to battie. A professional tlghtiug
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man, he sallied to th< thickest ot
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the fray, with axe and pike, strik-
4 -iag ponderous blows at suuguinary
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'foemen of his king.
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From the" right-hand mau of a
4 monarch he has fallen to the handy
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man of a justice of the peace—a
j mere process server, whose danger
ous and valorous task it is to re
' trieve the diamond ring when Gertie
misses the payments.
By Arthur Brisbane
FLEW INTO HISTORY.
PITY A SAD “ARISTOCRAT.”
THE DAY’S BEST NEWS.
PERSHING AND GRATITUDE.
The flight around the world is
over, and six young Americans will
live in history when everybody con
nected with this Presidential cam
paign is completely forgotten.
History will forever record, if
only in two lines, the dates and
names connected with the first hu
man flight around the world.
Birds did It long ago, but they
are only birds.
That the nation which invented
the flying machine should be the
first nation to send a flying ma
chine around the world seems ap
propriate. More appropriate would
be adequate flying machine defense
for this country.
Mr. Grenville L. Winthrop, pleas
antly described by the social re
porter as a “wealthy, retired
banker, philanthropist and ARIS
TOCRAT,” is under the care of
two doctors. His two daughters
eloped, one with a chauffeur, the
other with a young electrician.
t.ieutenant Moffett flew 183 miles
Own boston to New York in fifty
eight minutes, attended to his busi
ness, and finished the round trip
in two hours and twelve minutes.
We have the world's ablest fliers,
tens of thousands of them not de
veloped. But we haven't the fly
gig innchines. We TALK prepa
re i .on better than we provide it.
The day’s most important news
for the future ages is thia. Dr.
Daly, senior professor of chemistry
in the University of Liverpool, say»
he can manufacture sugar out of
Çiain water and carbon dioxide,
hat's how nature manufactures it
in plants, through the green leaves.
It is a deep process, first making
forninldchy ie of the carbon diox
ide and water, then applying ultra
violet light—a iolor invisible to our
eyes—to make the sugar.
If science can imitate plants on
a big scale, manufacturing sugar
and protein from carbon dioxide in
the air, and the water in the ground,
one food problem will be solved.
However, don’t be in u hurry to
sell your Cuban sugar plantation.
It will make you rich for many a
day.
Distinguished gentlemen gave a
dinner to General Pershing in New
York It was a nice dinner. Gen
eral Pershing’s share must have
coat sixty cents in the market and
nine dollars delivered on the table.
As a dinner, it was a success.
But as a reward for a general that
commanded three'million American
soldiers in the big war, after serv
ing faithfully for many years be
fore that, it was not much. General
Pershing is now retired on a salary
big enough to get him a small flat
in a cheap quarter.
The English do it differently.
Their Imperial Government made
their Genera] Hague an Earl, and
gave him a million dollars.
Of course, this country isn’t rich
enough to afford anything like
THAT, but it might do SOME
THING.
AND , lit the Churches I
OHIO
DIHOltllERS ARE THKE.ATEXEI»
NEAR STEI liEM lIJ.E
TODAY
SPECIAL POLICE SWORN IN
Pat rolling Mroeta of Mill Town T<>-
(lay to Prevent Open AVarfare Ik-
tnreh Two Fart Iona
Steubenville. Ohio. Sept. 2T.— (A. I
P. I—With disorder* between Kiana-
men and Son. of Italy threatened at
Follanabee. W. Va.. aero»« the Ohio
river from this city, four special
police »worn iu today by Mayor Dil
Newman .Methodist ( liurvh
ler and 20 deputy sheriff* were (
Sunday school at 1<* a. tu.. with
sworn in by the sheriff of Brooke
county. Weal Virginia, are patrol classes and grades for all ages, Bp-
worth League at 7 p. m. All Ep-
ling the streets of the mill town.
worth Leaguers should bo present al
this service.
.Morning worship it 11 a tn , Ser
mon subject. "Things to do.” The
choir will sing att antheiu entitled.
"God is Our Refuge" byjfeyser with
a solo by J. M Isham. Mias Helen
Ellis aud Mrs. J R. Thompson will
sing a duet antitied. ' The Sabbath
Morn” by .Mendelssohn.
Evening worship 8 p m. The ser
mon subject fa, "The Lining hand "
The choir will sing an anthem en
titled. "There Shall Bo No Night
There" by l’etrie with a »olo by -Mr.
Paul Byars.
D. Lester Fields, .Mluliter.
SEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
For a “retired aristocrat" to re
ceive such a blow is painful, but in
The other day a man sought to j
his sorrow there is warning and
In no sense of the word a j peace
comfort for other wealthy, retired
buy land in the Rogue valley. He officer himself, the constable has
American artistocrata.
was first taken to look over some foun(j difficulty in enforcing his de
One of the daughters was thirty-
one years of age; she and her sister,
dry land outside of the Grants Pass manda. Many complaints are on
There is nothing the matter with
twenty-four, had been kept se this country except timid imagina
Irrigation district where there was record that constables are in the
cluded.
tion. What have we?
no possible hope tor water, He re habit of drawing a pistol to serve
Beware how you keep daughters
Gold, more than half the world’s
'a summons. County prosecuting at
too secluded, especially after thirty, supply; peace, that will last if we
«
fused to buy but later saw is hat he torneys have sent out warnings that
and MORE especially if they are keep out of European nonsense:
wanted in the Grants Pass district. constables making a display of fire
rich in their own right, as are Presidential candidates, not one of
these two young women!
whom would do any harm if elected;
Miss Ruth Masters of Winne
land which he knew was assured of arms in the conduct of civil cases
good crops, good prices for crops;
That’s the warning.
bago. .Minn . had 5C.Û00 guests an<l
law
are
in
direct
violation
of
the
plenty of water. He bought the
an annual income of more than
the wedding march nluyed by a
will
The comfort is this: The Win fifty thousand million dollars a
hand of 3,7<X> pieces when she mar
land and will bring his family to and that serious consequences
throp family, to which the “re year, with the real wealth not even
ried Erling Main* at St. Paul last
folloy.
locate on it. The future prosperity
tired aristocrat” belong, may find scratched.
week. It was at th« National Con
vention of the American Legion in
ot this city and the territory imme
The ingenious mind of the con-
cession there.
HAMPSHIRE
HAS
CONTRACT
diately adjacent depends upon the stable, always alert for minor in
Mine Is Working—
settling of the lands within the irri fractions of the law and ready to
About 3 4 miles out of Grants Pass
“With a contract for *136.550 in on the Illinois river, th» Oregon
Efforts should be,Prance out on (hv »‘Uhtest proyo-.
gation distret.
cation, was demonstrated by an In his pocket. John Hampshire found Gold & Platinum company is oper
directed to the settlement of these dianapolis constable who probed
that his two days in the city were ating. C. A. McDermoth. president
lands first tor they are the cniy state records for names of employ- not ill-spent." says the Morning Ore of the enterprise, is in the eily on
places which aro certa'n to have ers who had not complied with the gonian. "Mr. Hampshire, who lives business and Is registered nt the
state workmen's compensation law. at Grants Pass when he is not look Hotel Oregon. Mr. McDermoth says
water.
Ten Wells county threshermen ing after his various road jobs, was that the company is now employing
Scnce Ma’s been nomonated,
were the first victims. Incensed at yesterday awarded the work of grad about 40 men in the diggings. A
»he’s commenced to shew some
The army fliers went over Grants the invasion of a Marion county of-,
spood; she can tell the errant
ing three miles of the Roosevelt large ditch is used with sluice
voter what our country »eems
Pass this afternoon, on the next to ' fleer, a former circuit court judge coast highway in Lincoln county, at boxes, and the gravel soil is being
to need,—she's a powerful fluent
the last lap of their long journey volunteered free service and obtain Otter Rock. Mr. Hampshire is reg handled as a placer proposition. The
speaker, we are happy to con
region has long been noted in the
around the world. These men are ed a change of venue for the men istered at the Hotel Portland.”
fers—an’ she makes a splendid
showin* while deliverin’ an ad
mining world, for tlint section of
making history and their names will and an indefinite postponement of
dress. . . . An’ she jea' dotes on
the case against them.
The Firtt Meitfertinger
Oregon produced millions of dollars
go down as the first to circumnavi
politics—the worst you ever saw
Heinrich von Meissen, who died st in gold dust and nuggets in early
—and, there’s no two ways about
gate the world by ’ air. They are
The same constable rode posthaste Mainz, Germany, In 1318. was the days. — Oregonian.
it, we are goin’ to vote fer Ma
de&erving of every honor 1 it is p03- to Jackson county to serve a war founder of th« first school of Melster-
Of course her coffee aint so
singers,
good, an’ the cakes aint quit«
sible to accord, for their lives were rant on William Minch, a former praises Tlie women of Mainz, whose
a blown. ... Of courso our
lie sang, carried his body to
Process embossing ai the Courier
i during the blacksmith, only to flee from a se his tomb in the cathedral.
in danger at many times
I
buttons aint »owed on—an* the
office, First class work guaranteed
vere reprimand. Misch had been
home is upside down,—and of
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long flight. And they made the chief of police at Seymour for two
-
course we’re feelin’ sorry fer our
United ¡States the first to aecom- years and was in no mood to l>e ar
poor, old, lonesome Pa, but—
we’re all plumb patriotic, so,
plish a teat which the whole world rested. The agent of Justice hur
we’re join’ to vote fer Ma:
ried
on
to
New
Albany,
where
he
had set out to do.
We reckon she ran show ’em
held warrants for the arrest of 21
•vhat the world Is waitin’ fer.
a.vd, as to bein’ “pragressiC
Floyd county employets.
why, there aint no flies on her.
Two more weeks of this kind of
tdv^rtiwnients under this heading Ae p--r Hue por Issue. All
We may be feel’n* different wh«-
weather and the grape crop will be
Liotening to complaints of irate
tin»«.fled h «I« s|>|n-Hr under this heading the first limi-
we eat our vittles raw—but we
pretty well harvested i.; the valley. citizens who were forced to make
cant side-step our raisin* so—-
WE’RE GOIN’ TO VOTE FER
expensive trips to Indianapolis, Pros
type-
ecutor William H. Remy of Marion r M STOTT INSURANCE SPE
CIAI.IRT — Temporary headquar-
R or
county declared he would brock no
’»r» ai Bui<*k «alearoom 308-31«
11
"»< heme for constables to collect
North Sitth Ri
54tf
WILLI \ M.S WOOD YARD Bail: on
revenues or. technicalities."
the Job. I’hone 137.
05 W
The constable denied approaching SECOND HAND rr.otor- handled.
Overhauled «nd repaired at Ciev- WO( I) FOR HALE -Dry seasoned
his victims with a "warrant in on<-
enger'R Electric Store
21 if
piiw, fir and oak. Phone 286.
hand and an insurance policy in th<-
Houser Bros.
10 3tf
WE
WILL
winter
your
stock
on
other," offering choice of arrest or
Riverbanks ranch at a very reas- JOSEPH MOSS AGENCY—Insur
payment of a nice, fat premium.
onanlq rate. Chicago Land Co.
ance aud bonds. High class com
Phone 170-J.
09
panies.
L. D. Moore, a deputy Remy as
FOR SALE—Howe platform scale, K L. GALBRAITH— Ileal estate tn
signed to investigate constabulary
size 34x4 5, weighs 1500 lbs, good
• uinnc. «nd plate gia»» liability
activities, report» I a r unstable serv
as new. Will sei) at half cost
Tuffs Bldg.. 6th »nd H. Phone 28
C. F. Nutting.
103tf
ing five warrants in Brookville had
FOR RENT 6-room modern house,
assessed costs of *26 apiece on the FOR RENT — Four room modern
sleeping porch, unfurnished; ga-
five persons arrested, although he
rag-; close fn.
Rent *1» per
apartment, (.all at 229 West H
month in advance, i’hone 523-R.
made all arrests on one trip.
St.
14
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During the 17th < > ntury the use PIANO FOR HALE - Priced very FOR SALE
- Buginning .Monday,
reasonable. 821 1 St. I’hone 397-1».
Hep». 29. n«r< tracts in Smith
oí tobáceo spread ith great rapid-
11
Granta J’a -. fronting on 1’a< lfic
Ity despite severe punishment.
highway. Price» |<»rt than one-
FOR SALE 22 Angora goats Frank
third of city price-. If you want
Throne, Wilderville. Phone 617-
any of thl» land you’ll have to
F-23.
10
hurry, (bill Farmer Real Estate
GET A FREE SAMPLE ot Beagle »
office, Rd 3, 2 miles south on
Chicken Colera Cure at the Jose
highway. Phone S03-F-2.
10
phine Grocery. It is g ir ianti :.*d
ALE
Late
1
922
Ford
Tour
to cure bowel trouble in < liiciti Da
ing. seif-barter, good condition,
or your money back. it is non
Hustler »ho< k absorbers. spotlight, i
poisonous.
lb
rear sight mirror, two I Ins nearly
new. «pure, *250.00; terms to re-
WANTED - A job of slashing or
»por)slble party. Write No. 690,
grubbing b (he acre or wood cut
Good Showing in All Styles
care Courier.
1 I
ting liy tli!' cord or tier, tor the
A refined wotnsin for
w inter,
Who will make mo an WANTED
general housework, 7 miles front
offer? L. E. Hartwig, Rd 2. box
town; must, ho fond of children;
High School Sleeve Fennant3 i ree with oacli sweater
225.
1 i
good wages. I’hone 800-F-2.
10
sold to high school students.
WANTED Tn r< nt for the winter, 1IIK NATIONAL BRUSII <•<> wanfs
house and large bain, either In or
li . ! . l'i.in for -lo-“'piiIne <«iirity;
out of town. Phone 213-11.
II
*350.00 tur ioti day» guarn»t<-ed;
aitai < onunlHHlon
Disi. Manager,
EXTRA *50 MONTHLY
No sell
403 Cer.lcr, Oregon City, Ore. IO
ing; no canvaHHing; positively no
This In tho Infi'»: picture of (ho
Invi si moot : employed people pre- WANTED Giri for Ughi housework.
Pilone 35-J.
09tf routiddh< world fth re It w . im lakeii
filled. Write quick, Dept. 405,
(¡-LM Company, 310 W. Huron, FOR SALE A good saddle horse. just Imforc they left Chicago for
Chicago.
09
Fay Wilbur, 1013 N. 9th St.
10 Omaha, ^lauding, front left to right,
mem.
Uncle JahnCyj
PEOPLE’S MARKET
|taptis( Cliurvh
l.et us welcome th« sabbath with
praise to God lu our hearts.
Bible school al 10 a m.
Next Sunday la Men’s Day. The
morning service will be a men’s ral
ly. The male quartette will sing
The subject of tho sermon will h«.
“Wanted—A Mun."
U. Y. I’. U„ at 7 p. nt.
At the evening service beginning
at 8 o'clock there *111 *>« three bap
tlsms, the evening sermon subject
will be, “Baptism". Mr. Hackett
will sing
tn the afternoon some of our
pie will want to attend th« h . y r.
U. rally held at the Baptist church
iu Ashland.
Sunday should be a glad day for
us.
Professor Applrhtfff.
Katherm«
Knox aud Dora Hyten will give a
trio.
Wo bld you welcome.
C. F. Moser, Pastor.
Ib’ciiuse
lieve it is I II V
institu
11 helps to make
this conununitv a
s«fe and ilesini hie
It Deserves Your
Support
—at
I
Third al E Striai
Uellutny I^vwbytntau < liursli
Suuday marks the boginulng ot
RaHy week and there *¡11 be special
programs throughout the day.
Morning Worship at 11. This Is
Metuliership Mobilisation Service
and the sermon will be "Outlining
the Task of Our Church."
Rer. Weston T. Johnson of San
Francisco, formerly a missionary in
Japan will preach at the evening
service.
Promotion exercises in the Sunday
school at in o'clock with a special
Invitation to parents.
At 7 p. m.. the Christian Endeavor
will put on a program entitled "Get
ting Ready", Alice Thompson will
lead. Come and you will find a wel
come.
F. Gordon Hart, Minister.
Chwri'h <>f the PreUirvn
..'c I. Str..!
" ■■ j-t
■f r y
First Church nt Cbrlrt NclontM
ChtiaUan Science service« ar* held
every Sunday Io th* W. O. W. ball,
•t 11 a. in. , Wednesday evening
meeting at I o'clock. Thu subject tor
Bunday Is "Reality”.
Reading room at so* "K" street Is
open from 1 to I p. m. dully except i
log Sunday aud holidays. Th* pub It«'
is cordially invited to attend the ser-
(lens aud to visit tho reading room
Mt. Annc'e < attutile Cliurih
Sunday ms«i at 8 o'clock.
Rev. 8. A. Coupai, paator.
Where Progrett Limp»
Onr pr<>ur< <•». rvimirknhlc a« It 1».
la tmfortunntrly nloap »dentine »nd
me< hnntcnl rntlier tlun inoral tinea,
nnd we Imnsine more aw curing ha.
been done* alncc the nutomoblle wax
Invented thnn In any prrvlmia period
of almltar duration In tlie world's hla-
tory.—Ohio State Journal.
The sermon theme at the morning
service will be "Faith and a Good
Conscience". At 8 p. m.. there will
he a mnxleal sermon. K.ihjoet, "The
Cost of Salvation." Miss Marie Ol
son will have charge of’the musical
I
program
Keep Up Enthutiaim
Sunday school 10 a. nt.
Be not nfrttld of anthualaam; you
Junior
and S<nlor
Christian need It ; jmt cun do nothing affactu-
ally without It.—Gulzm.
Workers' meeting 7 p. m.
Prayer Mooting Thursday, 8 p. m.
Illram Smith, Pastor.
Th« Grunta Pa»» Miniaterla! aaao-
«ciallon will moot In the Methodiat
^•hurch, Monday. Soptember 29, ut
1:30 p. m. All paetor* »nd vialtluK
minlatera are cordially Invited to
meet with u*.
Illram Smith. President.
M. lmke'» Chttrvh
< EpiHCopal )
Evening aervice at 8 o'clock.
Rev. J’liihp K. Hammond,
Vicar in charge.
The Globe Fliers’ Latest
Golden Rule Store
WHY
ADVERTISE
THE CHURCH?
THE BEST
OF THE
OUTDOOR
DAYS-
Why not use them?
Mellow i'all <|;tvs how
1 Iley invite you to enjoy
the outdoors as inue'i as
you ean before winter
e o ill e h . '1’liey arc the
last and the best of the
out«Loor days too pree-
ioiis to waste fussing
with the weekly wash.
And home-washing is so
iinnecessarv nowadays
-with our modern laun-
dry always at your dis-’
posal. We have a vari
ety of services at prices
it will pay you Io inves
tigate. And iH’sides hav
ing your work carefully
¡ind reliably done, you
will have many more
balmy fall hours that
are yours — don't lose
llii'in over a washtub.
O. K. LAUNDRY
1'. E. I'TeiicIi, I’ropr,
ero Lieuteuanls Brie, Miaou, Lowell
II. Smith and Leigh Warle. Suited,
irom hit to right, ar« Lieutenants
Harding. Ogduu und Arnold.