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Grantq Pats— Gateway to the Oregon Cavea
Yt»L. XV. No. :io.
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SHENANDOAH STARTS ON
EASTERN JOURNEY TODAY
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
AT LORAINE, OREGON
CÜSSWORDS BUILD NEW
CLUB ROOM FOR MINERS
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Bun Diego, Oct. 22 -(A. I* )
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♦ lindolili started rust ut 11:20
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Eugene, Oct. 22.— (A. P. )— ♦
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ULSTER STILL FIGHTS
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BOUNDARY COMMISSION
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BOTH ARMY AVI» VAVY LINING !
I’nlveralty of Oregon, Eegene.
EXAMINER MAKES REPORT OX
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Belfast,
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RAIL SITI ATION IX THE
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OF CANDIDATE
ster unionists are vigorously continu­
Homecoming less lhan two weeks I
STATE OF OREGON
CONTROL
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ing vheir campaign against the set­
away, work on the prennent Ion for
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ting up of the boundary commission,
one of th« i largest
targent hotrecominr
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as provided by the last bill passed
crowxia in the history of the univer­
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by parliament before dissolution.
sity bn« begun in aarneat on the
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The first of a series of country­
part of th« eommltt«« members.
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According to Chairman Harold ¡ '
wide
protest demonstrations was re­
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cently held at Enniskillen, when Probalilc Effect Receive« X<» Coni­
Lundborg. of the commit'*» on I All; Service Heads Generali« In Fa­ ♦
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Seven Questions—Talks Through
vor of New Bearli It of Defense
ami—Exception« Will Ik- Filisi
prominent Ulster and English spokes­
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I ai Fol lette Headquarters
in Short Time by Hoads
But Will Probald« Ixare Out
men
addressed
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gathering
than 250 rooms have b<'»n reserved
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of Fermanagh men.
for the returning grads.
These
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The campaign will wind up with
rooms are In addition to the ac-
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Chicago. Oct 22 -(A. P I Pres­ ■ iitiMnmlatlons whlrh art available
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4 Declaring that various charges were a huge meeting in Ulster hall in this
city.
The
recommendation that the Inter­
ident Coolidge. In a greeting read la the fraternity men and women Behind the controversy on "Alrcruft
made against the Republican admin­
At all meetings a resolution re­ state commerce commiaaion require
before the biennial conference of the nmong the alumni who w I! return [Versus Batlleshlps" which has canned VOX TIRPITZ 51 AT DI
istration during the campaign have
President Coolidge to order n naval DETAILS OF MISS OF
United Lutheran church, lauded the to their respective chapters
gone unanswered. Senator Burton K. affirming Ulster’s determination to the building of an extension of rail­
Investigation, there are deeper smol­
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contribution of the Lutherana Io the
Wheeler today challenged the presi­ stand by the government of Ireland roads from Bend to Lakeview, Ore.,
dering disputes over air defense
Berlin, Oct. 22.— (A. P.)—Details dent personally to reply. Wheeler art of 1920—in which the six-county including a connection with the Na-
devolpmetit of the original colonies
which Involve a three-cornered con­ hitherto unpublished concerning the
area new in dispute was given to , Iron cutoff and from Harriman to a
and to the struggle for American In­
issued a statement through I<a Fol­
flict between the army and navy and ■ inside facts leading up to the sinking
Ulster—is being passed.
connection with the Natron cutoff.
dependence, lie congratulated the
lette headquarters here, covering the
was made today in a tentative report
Lutheran church and related bodies Figure« It most Thousand Greater | advocates of a separate .air service. I of the Lusitania has been promised allegations made, and submitting
a high official told the United Press 1 in a new liook to be issued soon by
l>y Commission Examiner Kephart.
lieciiuse "they are nurturing'* among
Than Last Year
seven specific question« which he
today.
The extension found by the ex­
Admiral von Tirpitz. the former navy has asked Coolidge to answer.
the European newcomers the Ameri­
aminer, however. Is not Justified un­
Indication« that the admlnistra- 1 head, who has been credited with
can Ideals of the early Lutheran col­
The number of registered voters
der the present ownership of the ex­
In Josephine county has grown from tlon, as a result of the successful I having given the final order which
on lata.
Speaker Wilt Tell of Work Tonigli« isting lines in western Oregon, ow-
3256 In 1923 to 4154 In 1924, an round-the-world flight, looks with resulted In the destruction of the
at Presbyterian Church
! ing to a probable insufficiency of
Chicago. Oct. It.— (U? P.)—To Increuse of 99R In the year. At the favor on a reallocation of defense steamer.
traffic. He recommended the con­
the
registration
period
on
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appropriations
In
which
more
money
According
to
the
announcements.
decide whether n Christian is ever •'till of
Explosion Death List Brought to 1:1
An atmosphere of oriental mys- sideration of the question of detach­
justified in going Io war Is one of October 4, 2779 Republicans und^wl" *"* "Pent on aircraft, has raised Admiral-von Tirpits. now leader of
During Night
tery surrounds the thrilling rescue ing the Southern Pacific lines in
’ nationalist«« in the reirhstag. has
the difficult problems that was sub­ 1127 Democrats had registered. The i the question. “Which branch of the' th«*
of Chinese girls conducted by iMiss Oregon from that system and assign-
mitted today to the biennial conven­ Prohibition party has registered 18. service—-army or navy—Is to be en- 'consented to the publication of-all
Norfolk, Va.. Oct. 22.—(A. P.) —
Dona Id Ina Cameron, who will apeak ' fng some or all of them to a new
i trusted with tjje major portion of. the secret archives in his possession,
tion of the United Lutheran church the Socialist 50. and miscellaneous
Five more names last night and to­
at the meeting of the Synodical So­ project as feeders.
- which cover some 20 years prior to day were added to the list of dead
In America at Its ««aalon here. Five 180.
Last year 2131 Republican* air defense?"
ciety in the Presbyterian church at
A Joint army-navy investigation I 1914.
hundred delegates, representing more were registered. 934 Democrats, 20
from the expionlon on the cruiser
7:30 tonight. Miss Cameron is en­
Portland. Oct. 22.— (A. P.)—Un­
The first liook of Admiral von Trenton, bringing the total to 13.;
than 2800 Lutheran congregations, i Prohibitionists, 52 Socialists, and board will be appointed after the
gaged in this work in Chinatown. til local attorneys of the Union Pa-
present navy investigators report,' Tfrpitz appeared some years ago, and Of the five surviving members of the
are called upon to define the position 119 miscellaneous.
San Francisco, under the direction iclflc. Southern Pacific and the Spo-
of the church on that point.
The women this year are taking an and will be charged with meeting caused quite a stir despite its tone turret crew, three are believed to be
of the Preabyterian «Bard of Na-' kane, Portland and Seattle systems
The war Issue tomes before the active Interest In politics. Of the this growing issue, which has so far of reservation, but in the new vol- In a critical condition.
tional Missions.
receive-a copy of Examiner Kep-
! time the admiral, it is said, has prom-
convention In the form of four me­ Republican registration. 1091 are been evaded.
Opium dens have been raided and < hart's findings, they are disinclined
(Meanwhile Secretary of War i ised to *,tell It all.”
morials from as many different sy-, women and 166 8 are men. In the
dangerous situations have developed ■to comment on the probable effect
node which have already taken their Democratic ranks. 404 are women Weeks has raised ills request tor
in the work of rewcire. but many of the report. They admit that ex­
attitude on that question The Issue mid 723 men
In the Prohibition the army air service appropriation
Medford 'Ian Believed to Have Com­ girls have been rescued to take their ceptions will be filed against the re­
wus raised also by the committee on party the women outnumber the to «23.000.000, an increase of about
places as useful members of society port within a month or six weeks.
moral mid social welfare, which in- men. haring 13 registered against «10,000,000 over the present expen­ Is Assigned to Josephine County—
mitted Crimed
as a result of Miss Cameron’s un­ The interstate commerce commission
■ Aiidea In Its membership some of the six of the opposite sex. Seventeen diture. None of the air service ap-!
Already at Work
à most advanced progressives In the
tiring efforts.
will then set the issues for an oral
women registered Socialist, with 33 proprtation goee for salaries, the en-'
Portland. Oct. 22.—(A. P.)—Airs.
The public is invited to hear Miss • argument.
Pat Daily, well known here be- Maudine Nickerson, wife of W. E.
Lutheran church organisation. Thia men. Fifty-five wore miscellaneous. Uro personnel being paid out of the ’
Cameron tell of her work.
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committee Is headed by the Rev. Dr In the miscellaneous are Progressive, general army budget. Practically the!<-,u*e °f his record as game warden Nickerson, prominent musician, was
E. P. Pfattelcher of Reading. Pa
Non-partisan. Independent and re­ entire Increase of «10,000,000 would during the past seven years, has killed by being beaten on the head
be used for new equipment and 1 be,,n appointed to the Josephine with a hatchet this afternoon in the
8everal months Hgo the committee fused to state.
county position, succeeding Jacob Nickerson home. The rolice charged
adopted the statement that It believed
Thia heavy registration gives evi­ planes, according to Weeks.
Company Files Application with
■Redding,
who has held the position that the assailant was Merle I. Min­ , Sixth Annual Meeting Under Way
that the aaaertlon of the famoun dence of a heavy vote on November
The two issue« which are to be
l'ubile Service Commission
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the
summer.
Mr.
Daily
has
al-
Augsburg confession, formulated 400 4. when the general election is held. threshed out in the near future are: 1
With Many Registering
ear. wealthy pear grower of Med­
A gas rate increase, amounting to
years ago. that "Christian» may en­ With the few Progressives registered,
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Shall the air coast defense I , ready started on his work and will ford. brother of Mrs. Nickerson.
gage in Just wars” was n correct In­ there is some speculation as to which system, iwhlch is to be built up to | spend the greater part of his time Minear cut his throat in an attempt
The sixth annual meeting of the about 60 cents per month for each
terpretation of the teachings of party will lie the hardest hit by the be in the hands of the army or the in the hills. He has not been in- to end his life. Police declared that Woman’s Synodical Society for Mis- gas user, is asked by the Southern
. formed as to the permanency of the
Jesus Christ.
,sions in the Synod of Oregon is in Oregon Gas company and will go In­
defections from the ranks.
navy?
Minear is Insane.
Or shall the United States fol- oppoln,n’enl'• bul
'"at he
This caused a protest from three
| session today at the Presbyterian to effect on November 15, unless it
of the synods which are constituents
¡church, and will continue until Fri- is suspended by the public service
low the example of Great Britain , will continue here during the win-
i day afternoon, and delegates from commission for proper cause before
of the United Lutheran church in
and establish an entirely separate ter at least. He will make his head-
America. They have adopted me­
various parts of the state are in at* that date. The commission has sent
department and service for air de­ quarters in Grants Pass.
Mr. Dally a-sks that anyone having A. E. Clark, of Portland, to Appear tendance. Those already registered a letter to Mayor W. D. Fry, telling
morials emphatically opposing the Pool |H>netiii*iit Found N recosa ry— fense .ranking as an equal unit with
the navy and army and as complete- ■ a n’“,,er ,he’r ’iKh 'n™»»l«ate<l re-
Idea that Christians weuld be Justi­
| of the action. . It is not known that
are:
Friday at Court House
Good Program Arranged
ly in charge of air preparedness asipor‘ ,0 h,m
hp wl" K|v<? “ Im-
*“• will take in the mat-
Mrs. A. W. Blackburn. synodical action the city
fied in going to war.
attention. He has been ex-
These memorials were submitted to
Another Republican speaker will | president. Corvallis: Miss Donalinda ter.
The Oregon Cavemen will not meet the other branches of the service are
[tremely active in this part of the be here Friday evening to take up ¡Cameron. San Francisco: Miss Mar­
thi< Lutheran convention today by .tomorrow night, the meeting having »n sea and on land?
The amount of increase for the
Taking up the latter Issue first,' s,a,e and kn»*» nearly every foot of some of the live issues of the pres­ garet Hodge, vice-president of the 1.496 customers served by the com-
Dr. M. G. O. Sherer, its secretary. I been postponed for a week. Due to
He was ent campaign. A. E. Clark, at Port­ > board of foreign missions. New York: ipany, on an average monthly basis.
The memorials came from the Pitts­ ! the absence from the city of the pres­ as the more easily disposed of. of­ the hills in this county.
burgh synod, the New York and New ent Chief Big Horn, and the fact that ficers of both the army and navy say out of the state employ for a year, land. will speak at the court house Mrs. Geo. H. Lee, Newburg: Mrs is estimated to be «961.30 over and
England synod mid the Mlnlsterlum in much better program could be ar­ they do not expect this government when he was in charge of the Union at 8 o’clock on that night and a , C. F. Andrews. Eugene; Mrs. James above the «4,715.66 received under
high school at f’rospect. He went full turnout of voters is expected to O’Hara. Lebanon; Mrs. A. N. Park, the present rate.
of Pennsylvania.
ranged for the following week, it to consider seriously the British
Each of those bears a strong group was decided that the meeting should system. Great Britain has not found back into the service as soon as be on hand to get first-hand infor­ Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs. C. K. Cayler,
The manager of the company, Mr.
of Lutheran leaders who are deter­ be postponed. At that meeting the they say. pointing out the growing school waa over, however, and ex­ mation on some of the more import­ ■ Mrs. W. L. Scott and Mrs. W. A. Thos. D. Petch, claims that this In-
mined to put the Lutheran church newly elected officers will be seated British criticism of the three-army peels to stay with it. lHe promisee ant matters whtch must be decided (Smick. Roseburg; Mrs. W. O. Ashby, crease is necessary as the result of
the sportsmen here all the co-opera­
on record as opposed to war Instead to have charge of the organisation system of defense.
at the polls on November 4. Mr. Mrs. A. H. Dean. Mrs. J. B. Hall and two principal causes: The first is
of Its Justification One of Ihe most for the coming year.
Most of the American advocates tion possible In the prosecution of Clark is an excellent epeaker, He Mrs. L. P. Hewett, Portland; Mrs. the increase In the cost of oil
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in., Corvallis; M
game and fish violations.
active of these exponents of peace
H. Allen,
Mrs. W. a 8. amounting to 8345 per month. It is
was. at one time, a candidate for
Some new stunts are to be pulled
Stow. Mrs. Worden and Mrs. Rice, claimed that continued operation un-
■ Is the Rev. Howard II. Gold of New
congress.
nt the meeting. The entertainment
of a separate unit system are fly­
Klamath Falls; Mrs. J. W. Angel dor the former existing salaries
Rochelle, N. Y., who originated the
committee han promised severul fea-
ing officers of the army and navy
and Miss Helen Norris, Phoenix; could not be longer continued.
memorial adopted by the New York
jturns which will lie perfected this
i who say that so long as air defense
Mrs. J. B. Bryant. Mrs. Wallace H.
and New England synod.
The “operating income’’ amount­
; coming week.
' is a secondary consideration as at
Lutheran lenders expect n lively
Lee and Mrs. C. W. Greene. Albany; ing to «9,978.37 <for the year 1923
| present for the two services which
Mrs. J. W. McCoy and daughter, has been changed by increases in
clush In the convention when this
¡are primarily interested in land or
Frances. Mrs. Grace E. Anderson, operating costs Into a “deficit from
issue arises for debate on the floor
Isee defense, air preparedness will
Mrs. S. D. Taylor and Mrs. J. M. operations’' amounting to 83.388.81
next Tuesday.’
come out at the little end of the
The United Lutheran church In
Ross. Ashland; Mrs. E. H. Hurd. for the first seven months of 1924.
Libor L'aderx Did Xot Have to Pay
horn.
Mrs. Clara Vicall, Mrs. E. A. Let- Neither of these amounts include
America, which has about 1,300,000
Hotel Bills
The army and navy departments
rell, Mrs. M. L. Prunk. Mrs. Walter any allowance for Interest or return
members In the United States and
and staffs, they say, have neither
Frazier Brown and sister. Medford. on investment.
Canada, was urged today by Its pres­
Washington, Oct. 22.—(A. P.—
the time, training nor Incentive to
This evening the delegates will be
ident, the Rev. Dr. F. H. Knubel.
"see things from the air." with their
served dinner at the Baptist church COAST HTATION8 WILL
to endeavor to measure up more fully Money to pay the hotel and taxicab
feet upon ground or deck they are
SEND OUT COLIJDGE TALK
and it is desired that many of the
to the needs of the times tn Its edu­ bills of luilior leaders who came Jo
unable to keep abreast of the flying
Every coast station of 500 watts or
¡Grants Pass people will also be at
cational and merciful undertakings. Washington on laibor Day to hear
President Coolidge ivpeak. was
times, according to aviation offi­
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. This feature is not con- more will broadcast the president’s
|the dinner.
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vanced by Chairman UPConner
cers. 'Many aviators, while ranking
\fined to Presbyterians, but is open ¡talk tomorrow evening at 6 20, it is
the shipping board, he testified
air defense as much more important
i to all. The charge is 50 cents. The announced. Among these will be the
day before the senate campaign
In the future than either that on
address tonight is tiy Miss Donalinda , Morning Oregonian at Portland,
T. C. Kelly Lxnted in San Bernard­ penditures commlttM.
He added,
sea or land, maintain that even sol­
which will come on the air at 6:15
Cameron of San Francisco.
ino Mountains—Wife Injured
under questioning, that he in turn
diers and sailors should admit that
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Thursday night’s address will be to allow radio owners to tune in.
tho three services are at least equal­
was paid by Joseph Ryan, labor lead­
The address is expected to begin
¡,by Miss Hodge of New York.
ly important, and therefore deserv­
Snn Bernardino. Calif., Oct. 22.— er.
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at 9:30 o'clock, eastern standard
ing of equal treatment.
FORMER LEGION HEAD SHOT time, which will bring it to Portland
(A. P.) T. C. Kelty, missing since
Opponents of the three-unit plan
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>over the radio three hours earlier.
■tunday, was found dead at the foot SAI/T LAKE MANAGER
WILL GO TO PORTLAND
are apparently a large majority and
Grand Rapids. Mich., Oct. 22.— ‘In order to allow local operators to
of a precipice In the San Bernardino
Esther Jeqiiith, head of the per­ probably will be able to block any
(A. P.) — Colonel John G. Emesy. get their sets tuned in before the
mountains today.
His wife was
Their argument, based
Portland, Oct. 22.—(A. P.)—iDuf- sonal service bureau of the Near change.
former national commander of the president starts to speak. The Ore-
alive but injured. Meredith Water-
S. T. IMather, inrpector of the American Legion, was shot and I gonian's station will begin broad­
bury, 5, was also alive. He was fy Ix'Wls, manager oi the Salt Ia»ko I East Relief in New York, has sailed chiefly on the British example, is
It Is ex-
» kept from death by thirst and star­ club of the Pacific Coast league, hhs to help on tho work overseas. The that the future importance of air National Park Service, has gone to slightly wounded today In his of-Casting at 6:15 o’clock.
vation, by blood from •Mrs. Kelly’s been choBen manager of the Port­ j bureau has located 50,000 missing defense is admitted by everyone, the South America to make a tour of flee. Chedell Simpson, husband offpected that the ■pecch will require
arm. which she gashed to save the land club, according to an announce­ refugees In the Bible Ixinds since the^ only argument being as to how it the parks in the different I-atln re- Emery's secretary is being held. DI- from 45 minutes to an hour for de­
j war.
publics.
__ | vorce action is pending against him. [livery.
can be effected most efficiently.
ment today.
child.
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Durham, England, Oct. 22.
(A. P.)--Fines collected from
blasphemers iiav« paid for a
handsome c-luli house opening
recently at Newbrancepeth, a
Durham colliery (Village.
The club was first suggested
at u dance where some men’s
’’languago“ caused offense to
a group of miners who agreed,
there and then, to stop swear­
ing arid to fine themselves if
they broke their promise.
They formed the non-swear­
ing club to receive the flneH
and. strange to relate, new
members were added with sur­
prising rapidity.
Everybody
kept a sharp ear out for blas­
phemers who were called upon
frequently to pay fines, and the
infant club’s exchequer soon
waxed prosperous.
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SPECIFIC QUESTIONS GIVEN
ATTORNEYS REFUSE TO TALK
COUNTY VOTERS INCREASE
RESCUE OF GIRLS RELATED
DEATH TAKES MORE OF CREW
PORTLAND WOMAN IS KILLED
DAILY HERE AS GAME WARDEN
SYNODICAL IS IN SESSION MS MTE MAT BE IHCRE*SE0
CAVEMAN MEETING PUT OFF
G. 0. P. SPEAKER COMING
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Visits Parks
TAXICAB BILLS WERE PAID
MISSING MAN FOUND DEAD
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