» 1 Granta Pasa GR4NTK PAHM, JomcPHIXR COlS'TY, OREGON. V<>U XV.. No. 23. ZR-3 REPORÏS HER POSITION UNlu ^STATES TAKES FULL .XRE wz OF LOANS 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BATA SOUGHT I HERE TO HELP SETTLE LANDS WHOLE NIMBIR :iaSM. Tl'I SDAY, OCTOBER II. 1021. TEAKETTLE SERVES AS RADIO RECEIVING SET GAS IS TAKEN BY BRANDEGEE 10 KILL SELF TWO ARE KILLED WHEN TRAIN GOES OFF TRACK iDAVIS FAVORS ♦ Abilene, Tex., Oct. 14.— (A. ♦ There may not be much ♦ j ♦ P.J- Max Weisen, engineer, and ♦ poetry In th«« kitchen duties of ♦ ♦ Frank Pratt, fireman. were ♦ a housewife tout It begins to ♦ I look like there will be plenty ♦ ! ♦ kill'll when the sunshine spec- ♦ ♦ lai of the Texas and Pacific ♦ of music. I .a nt night while Mr. ♦ ♦ railroad was derailed early to- ♦ and Mrs. M. L. McCoy were sit- ♦ ♦ day five miles east of Sweet- ♦ ting in another room, they ♦ > ♦ water, according to' railroad of- ♦ heurd music emanating from ♦ ♦ fit lais here. No paaaengeni ♦ the kitchen. Investigation ♦ 1 REPRESENTATIVE OF PORTLAND III Gl! AlltNHIl* LUMI Ml LEK OI F ♦ «hewed I het It appeared to come ♦ |O REPORT , urn one which was sitting on ♦ ASHLAND - KLAMATH the stove. They listened and ♦ I ROAD TO ST IY Ol’EN Ashland. Oct. 14. — Ashland III could plainly hear what they ♦ won by a score of 9-0 over the Klum- decided to be a saxopbone solo. ♦ Klamath Falla. Oct. 14.—Despite nth Fulls team on the Klamath field They took the lid off the kettle ♦ adverse weather conditions, which on Saturday afternoon. The Ash­ and the music ceased but start- ♦ may arise, the recently completed land teum played In better form than eid Not Keep Promise», He sponsible for Action — Note I» ( llev«- again In the lust quarter scored a nomenon. ♦ \ mtMMtago revolved at 1 1 o’clock touchdown but failed to kick goal. Pass district Is sought by R. It. Ilow- ; ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Senator Frank Brandegee, of Con­ Klamath Falls will have direct road —Assurances that he would. If elect­ ed. ask the nation to vote again and "extern standard time, from the The game was a fine one from the aril, presenting the marketing and necticut. for years one of the Re­ connection with Portland and Cali­ fornia points during tbe winter. The recall him .from office in the event 7.1 If .’I 'l>y the radio corporation of first kick off. Klamath men were land settlement departments of the PARENTS OF DYING BOY publican leaders in congress, com­ road was open last year, due to the he failed to wipe privilege from the America nt n Hon here, gives the posl- heavier than the local team but could Portland Chamber of Commerce. Mr. ARI.’ UM-ATE!) RY RADIO mitted suicide here1 today. The cor­ mild winter, but was nearly impas­ statute books and to rid the country Howard is making a survey of the lion aa 42.3 degree» north latitude, not make their superior bulk felt oner. after an investigation, return­ sable in spots, four miles near the of corruption, were given Illinois Los Angeles, Oct. 14.— (I. N. 8.) 47.2 degree» west longitude, «nil the agulnat Ashland’s strong defensive »lute In the interests of the Oregon ed a verdict of suicide. The body summit being unsurfaced. voters today by John W. Davis, dem­ »peed aa 75 mil«« per hour. The playing. The visiting men were well state-wide development fund, raised — Radio served here to bring a dy­ was found, fully dressed, in the bath Suificlent equipment is stored in ocratic candidate for president. He «peed Indicates Improved weuther received by the Klamath neighbors, by Portland business men to help ing boy and his parents together. room on the third floor. Those who conditions. The «hip 1« approxi­ who provided a fine dinner which work out Oregon problems und to, An 11-year-old boy was picked up' made the discovery are quoted by the state highway warehouse here to declared he would recommend a to prospective settlers the present keep the road cleared without fur­ special recall election if he failed to on a street, fatally injured as the re-! mately 1800 miles from laikehursi. was served at half past six. The* the police as saying the dead man ther expenditures for machinery. keep his promises, after two years in It la evpiM-ted to reach the dretlna- next date for the Ashland team is Oregon home-making opportunities.. suit of a traffic accident. He was held in his hand a rubber tube at­ An inspection by local engineers office. October 18. when they meet Grunts He has Just been In Coos. Douglas taken to a hospital and frantic ef-! tlon tomorrow. tached to a gas jet. The senator revealed a section of The Dalles- Pass. On th«; following Saturday. and other northern counties and is forts made to locate his parents. « was a bachelor and lived alone. His California highway now on his way to Jackson. Klam ­ between Merrill •• spotlighting " doe is Finally the radio was resorted to October 25. Ashland meets Roseburg. Now York, Oct. 14.—(A, P.J body was discovered by W. G. Lundy, ath and other places where state aid and Mr. and Mrs. John Melton ar­ and Klamath Falls to be in poor con­ The Zll-3. enroute to Lakehurat, re­ COSTLY TO ONE HUNTER his secretary, who said he was at ­ is needed. He expects to get some rived ut the hospital just an hour dition. due to heavy wheat hauling ported at 1 o'clock t<»(jay. Greenwich BINK ROBBERS AVERAGE tracted to the third floor by a gas articles for the Portland papers on lieforg their son. Foster, died. They! over a surface not designed to carry time, her position to bo 4 1 degree, Roseburg. Oct. 14.—H. Clark paid 870 AX HOI It IN ST. IXH'IS the needs of the state as well as ac­ odor. According to the police. Lun­ such traffic. were Informed of their son's acd-i north latitude, 4 1 degree« west long­ a fine of >150 in the local justice dy said the senator left a note. The complishments in cooperative efforts. dent while a musical concert was in­ itude, making 25 mile, an hour court today when the plead guilty St. Louis. Oct. 14.— (I. N. 8 1— contents were not made known. The Portland Chaml>er of Com­ PAPAL EDICT MODIFIES against etrong southwest wind». to “spotlighting" a due deer near Ilunk robberies In this vicinity since merce is In a position to help the terrupted. DRISS OF ROMAN WOMEN Canyonville. The residents of that January 1 have averaged >70 an state In organisation work und In Chatham. Mass . Oct. 14 (A. P. I hour, according to statistical-minded section report that there have been New York. Oct. 14.— (A. P.) — lund settlement, do-lared Mr. How­ Rome, Oct. 14.— (I. N. 8.)—The a great many persons recently shoot­ The ZR-3, 120ft mile» off the coast, Investigator». Secretary of War Weeks issued a strong views taken by the pope on ing deer at night from the highway. ard. Thia fall, they helped the prune Is In a tb4ck fog today, her operator In 17 holdups the bandits got reported In a message received here. >222.872 from banks und trust com­ growers of Oregon stabilise th« mar­ Former Governor of Nebraska Will statemi nt concerning the death ot modern woman'» dress are having a Fifteen carcasses of does and fawns Senator Brandegee today, saying, “I decided influence upon Roman mo­ have been found in the canyon. Tame ket, through the organization of the panies in St. Louis and suburbs. Talk For «'ooliilge know that the reason for the taking distes, who are only making cos­ deer at Deer Park inn have been North Pacific Cooperative Prune ex­ GARDNER KNAPP PLEDGED This Is un average of >8&u a day of this rash step is due to personal tumes of the simplest design for Holy killed, until the owners of that pop­ Ilk FRATERNITY AT U. A. C. sine« January 1. or over >70 an hour, change. The cranberry growers of The opening of the Coolidge cam­ financial troubles resulting from real the coast were organized und the as­ Year celebrations. ular resort are ready to use fire­ every day of 13 hours. paign in Grants Pass will start to­ estate Investments.” sociation now handles 90 per cent Models, who are reported to have arms if necessary to defend their Oregon Agricultural College. Cor­ — night when Sam >R. McKelvie, for ­ of the cranberries grown in that sec­ been approved by the Vatican, are property. The officers are aroused, vallis. Of. 14.—The pledging of tion. State walnut growers were( mer governor of Nebraska, speaks being made with skirts reaching to and Justice of the Peace Jones, in Gardner Knapp, of Grants Pass, la organized and this association han­ at the court house in 'behalf of the ' the ankles and with high fitting fining Clark, inflicted a severe pen­ announced by Sigma Gamma frater­ dles from 50 to 75 per cent of the president. The talk is set for 8 j The dresses of alty. and stated that the court will necked liodtbes. nity. 2.1 Percent of Iteceli«» of Timlmr output. The organization 1« also o'clock. Mr. McKelvie has been | women visiting the pope will be sub­ deal severely with all of those who touring the west and is now on his aiding in the promotion of the dairy­ Sale« To Ite* Ret unici I Rriglit Outlook Indicated at Meeting jected to more rigorous censorship. are found guilty of violating this sec­ ing Industry and Is helping th« ap- 'way south after covering Washing­ No hats- will lie worn and a veil will tion of the game laws. of Oregon Council ton and Oregon. cover the head. Washington. D. C.. Oct. 14.—-En­ pie growers. Ex-Governor McKelvie. a 'business Mr. Howard is seeking information Roman society women are adopt­ Polltlcal Faction Meet and Mon* der the law which gives to states 25 man and editor, was elected to the . I in Josephine county on the grape ing the new modes. Than HMI Injured p«r cent of the receipts of sales of Oregon Agricultural College. Cor ­ governorship of 'Nebraska by the timber of national forest reserves, growers' association which has been farmer's vote. He became governor vallis, Oct. 14.—A bright outlook for STAYS AWAKE 94 HOURS Mexico City, Oct. 14. — (A. P.)— Oregon Is to receive the sum of functioning In good shape for tbe In 1919 and was re-elected in 1921. the cooperative movement in this past two years. He states that there IN ANTI-SLEEP CONTEST Sawdust Will Not Ik* Taken Off the A bloody crash between political fac­ >176,943 for the last fiscal year. In 1923 he was not a candidate and state was indicated at a meeting of Fiel«2 for Game Saturday Leghorn. Italy, Oct. 14.—< I. N. S. I tions at Tuxtla Gutierres, accurred National forests In the stats contrib­ _ Is a local committee for the purpose of listing lands here so that pros­ was succeeded by Charles W. 'Bryan. | the Oregon Cooperative council in —A prize of 1000 lire was offered In Sunday, In which more than loti uted the following amounts. Because of his service as editor of ! Portland last week, when 16 asso­ here recently for the winner of a CorvalUs. Oct. 14.—(A. P.I—Of­ Cascade. >13,361; Crater, >49.- pective settlers can have the infor­ persons are reported to have been the Nebraska Farmer, agricultural | ciations made reports, according to contest to see which of the entrants ficials of the Oregon Agricultural mation they desire. The Portland killed and wounded, according to 9 63; Deschutes. >12,933; Fremont. Paul V. Maris, secretary of the coun ­ press dispatches. The Mexican war >4,016; Klamath. >2220; Malheur, chamber desires to cooperate with publication at I-lncoln, he started a cil and director of the college exten­ could stay awake the longest. A college football team announced speaking tour of Indiana, then went; minimum of 76 hours was fixed. At they had definitely decided that the dopartment confirms the news but >6,757; Mount Hood. >6.315; Ocho- the local committee und will direct sion service. the expiration of this period six ot sawdust should not be removed from gives no details. According to the co, >4.952; Kantiani, >10.375; Sis­ people here If Interested in the things to Minnesota. North Dakota. IMon-, tana, and Washington. Few of hisI “The North Pacific Cooperative the 22 persons entered were still Multnomah -field Portland, as de­ dispatches, supporters of the govern­ kiyou, >423; Sluslww, >7,656; Uma­ that this district have to offer. This wor^ is experimental on the speeches have been made in the lar-' Prune exchange is a going concern awake. The winner, who held out manded by the University of South­ or-elect were fired upon by the sup­ tilla. >5,533: Wallowa. >12,307; part of the Portland organization, ger cities. and is being administered so eco­ for 9 4 hours, fell to the street tn a ern California for the scheduled porters of the defeated candidate. Whitman. >39,390. nomically and is already producing coma at the end of the ordeal and game on Saturday. The announce­ Women and children were among Washington national forest net­ Mr. Howard states, and Its continu­ ance will depend upon the success such results that a profitable year had to have medical attention. Phy­ ment was in answer to a notification the fatalities. ted the state for the year >89.043. it meets. If It appears to be getting for the members seems assured." M. sicians said he would not fully re­ from the southern team that the good results. It will undoubtedly be J. Newhouse, manager, reported. cover for several months from the game will be called off unless the continued. It depends upon the re­ Vnlt«*«l States Investigates action of A. R. Shumway, president of the sponse which the efforts of the chain- California Growers Oregon Cooperative Grain Growers, ber receive throughout the state. San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 14.— (U. j announced that his organization was TRIAL JURY IN 2,000,000 already I ibh been wagered In the stock or commodity markets have about 40.000.000 gallons on out in the annual grand maneuvers be tried out during the maneuvers, on the result and that the total prob­ that Is likely to be affected by the most of the warships having sailed ably will reach >10,000,000 before election. Thus, if a trader Is long of the Japanese imperial navy. hand. About one fourth of the wine is used for medicinal and sacrament­ The prince regent is an observer under sealed orders. election night. About 80 per cent of severnl thousand shares and there The general plan of the exercises at the maneuvers and will inspect of the bets placed In New York orig­ Is a possibility of an "adverse" can al purposes, at the request of the the fleet after the two opposing is known, kowever, to be the study inate In the metropolitan area, the dldate being elected and the quoted Washington headquarters. Rutter squadrons meet in the final action of th« program to be adopted should remainder being scattered through­ value of his securities Impaired, he has set about finding out what the an enemy attack Kyushu Island, just of the problem. out the country. will take the short end of a bet on wine manufacturers propose to do Practically the entire Imperial south of the main island of the em­ Inasmuch as members of the vari­ the adverse candidate in order to with their stores. fleet, including major battleships, pire. in an attempt to get a foothold ous stock and commodity exchanges limit his probable losses in the stock Two years ago the excuse was that cruisers, destroyers, sub-chasers and there from which to carry the at­ arc forbidden to plnce bets, the bulk market In the event the candidate a shortage of cars prevented the the one airplane carrier. Is taking tack on to the next Island, Shikoku, of tin* business Is handled through is elected. grapes from being shipped east and part in the maneuvers, and in conse­ and from there to the main Island. three or four "outside houses.” It Is a tradition In Wall street that they had to be made Into wine; last Attention will also be paid to the quence a special coast defense corps These firms do not wager their own no candidate who was ever quoted at year weather, winery men Baid, money, but merely act as stakehold­ odds of better than 2 to 1 on the has been organized at the Kure na­ possibility of the enemy sending part forced them to gather their grapes val station, between Kobe and Naga­ of Its fleet against Kyushu Island ers and bring the betters together, eve of an election bus been defeated. and press them Immediately, Rutter the charge for their services being In fact, rarely ^ias the favorite in saki, under the command of Captain from the Pacific side in order to said. Takahashi, to be ready for any emer­ draw the Japanese fleet out to meet flvo per cent of the winnings. betting been defeated. In 1916 But this year there are both good it, while the rest of the fleet is sent gency. So far as is known, the legality Charles E. Hughes was a 2 to 1 weather and plenty of cars, Rutter The Naval Staff college in Tokyo up through the China sea io attack of the practice never has been ques­ favorite over Woodrow Wilson until declared intimating that the wine tioned and no complaints have ever Just before election day, when the and all other naval schools are to be from that side. Enough ships will men are storing up their supplies In closed during the three weeks re­ be held in reservo in the inland sea been registered against these firms. odds shortened to 7 to 5 on Hughes, hopes That the “good old days” •will They require all clients to submit the only presidential favorite who bas Lord Bledlsloe of England is tour­ quired to work out tbe problem to repel any attempt of the enemy return. According to Rutter there is cash, certified chocks or money or­ failed of election In the last 30 years. Madame Segond-Weber is the old­ no legal procedure which can stop ing the United States studying indus­ given, aud the faculties and stu­ to pass through the narrow waterwuy ders with their hots except in last In 1920 tbe odds on Harding ranged est actress on the-French stage to the manufacture of wine despite the trial conditions. This picture of him dents have been distribued among which separates Kyushu from Shi­ minute transactions with firms or from 2