5» I J! * I Granta Pass VOL. XV., No. ill. OLEO BILL IS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - X- - - - - WORLD FLIERS HOP 5«*., n TO TURN IN MACHINE? ’s Gateway to the Oregon Caves GRANT* PAH«, JOMEPIIINE COUNTY, OREGON, ♦ Simla Monica, ftat. 27.—(A. ♦ •P. I Che world filers hopped ♦ off at 10:55 today for Suu ♦ Diego where they will “turn ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ifi" their famu|is world-gird­ ♦ ♦ ling planes. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ MONRAY, OCTOBER 27, 1024 HEROIC WOMAN IS DEAD; LIFE OF NEICE IS SAVED Kan Bernardino, Cal., Oct. 27.—(A. P.)- Mrs. T. H. Kel­ ty, who, while lying injured at the bottom of a mountain can­ yon, slashed her breasts and wrists to keep «live with her blood her flve-yi-ar-old niece, died here late yesterday, Kel- ty died 12 hours after the machine plunged over the em­ bankment. Shrubbery hid the machine from searchers for three nights and t«wo days. A fund has been started for a monument to Mrs. Kelty. WHOLE NUMBER Afl.TL FARMER NEAR SALEM IS GORED TO DEATH BY BULL ■ ♦> Salem, Oct. 27.—(A. P.) — ♦ Charles Schumaker, 28, a far­ ♦ mer living near Sublimity, ♦ died today after having been ♦ gored by a bull. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ a «T. IXHTH EASY PICKING FOR BAD CHECK ARTIST« St. Louis. Oct. 27.— (I. N. 8.)— This city and surrounding towns are Iteing flooded with bad checks by an I organized gang of crooks, according to A. R. Picker, district manager of I a surety company which writes fraud insurance. COOLIDGE-DAWES PARTY WILL BE HERE IN EVENING FOR BIG MEETING Port Arthur. Out., Oct. 27. (I. N. «.)■ «Contracts for ths construction i of 400 miles of road stretching from Port Arthur to Wlnnepeg have been t ♦ let at an approximate cost of J16,- ♦ ♦♦♦♦•♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ 000,000, according to an announce­ ment by A. W. Campbell, Dominion Picker says St. Louis is selected PASSENGER FLIGHTS SHOW Highway Commissioner. The new i I.al'ollrtte Thinks Ile I» Winning FEW ACCIDENTS IN EUROPE Mot Mentioned in LaFollettc Reports by bad check passers because it is IxM-al Republicans Will Make Trip to i Is ( lunge Hurled Toil«) — i almost impossible, under Missouri I Upper Valley City— Band Playa road will form the last Hnk In the Votes—«Davis Working on Windup Speech of Ills Schedule Coercion .Shown at 7 ONTIock Here laws, to secure convictions for pass­ 3.000-mlle trans - Canaday highway I London. Oct. 2?.-—(A. P.)—Only I ing worthless checks. He pointed running from Halifax to Vancouver.' six deaths have been recorded In I out that the law requires proof of the last five years of English com­ Chicago. Oct. 27.—(>A. P.) — mercial aviation. More than 50,000 Washington, Oct. 27.— (A. P.)— the intent to defraud when a worth- | A large number of the members Extensive preparations are «nder ) 'Chairman Butler, of the Republican passengers were carried during that Charges that “enormoun sums“ are toes check is issued and also gives way for the big Republican meeting of th« Josephine County Dairymen's (national committee yesterday issued being spent in behalf of the LaFol- the drawer of the check five days In here tomorrow night when the Cool­ association, at their regular meeting Developments Are Awaited in China a statement expressing confidence in time, and about 4.000,0000 miles lette-Whe^Ier ticket were made to­ which to make the check good be­ idge-Dawes Transcontinental Lincoln last Saturday evening, discussed the flown. Where Battle Imminent the success of the republican ticket. tour caravan reaches Grant« Pass. coming referendum vote on th« oleo­ The English commercial air ser- day before the senate investigating fore he can be prosecuted. “We believe President Coolidge will vices have had remarkable growth, committee by the Republican nation-1 Picker exhibited a list of more It will undoubtedy be th« biggest margarine and condensed milk bill, Tientsin, Oct. 27.—(A. P.)—One | be named the chief executive, and al committee, through its counsel, than 40 individuals who are known rally of the campaign in thtB city, and appointed committees to see that hundred American marines were so enabled to conduct the work al­ starting with a total of 20 passe n- Weymouth Kirkland. ; to have passed bad checks, but who with the band out and the oratorical th« voter» of Josephine county ar« increas- gers for 1919 and steadily i landed from the cruiser Huron at I ready started In leading the country "These funds are not included in have never been prosecuted. tap turned on full force. The cara­ fully Informed on thn Importance of lug. Most of the passenger service Taku today and left Immediately for , to permanent prosperity” he said the fund reported by the LaFollette van will be met it Gold Hill by the sustulnlng this bill. They pointed was done between London and Paris, Pekin Rumors of developments at iter I Republic-nr who will escort it out that all persona interested In the !the capitol were circulating but ro­ where six trips are now made daily. organization," Kirkland said, “and ir.:o the city. The meeting Harts in future of Josephine county should llable information Is unavailable. J The routes to Berlin. Moscow and we have Iota or evidence showing co-, Aiken. Maryland. Oct. 27.—(A. Cologne are now lieing operated ercion of labor unions with regard Services Held in East Room of White t'.e evening at 7 o’clock. vote "yes" upon this bill. Wu Pel Fit. deposed military head P.)—Senator I.aFollette, reiterating House Today It was the consensus of opinion [of the Peking government, daily and carry on the average of two to how they shall vote.” Arfter 7 o'clock to the evening. 11 ; hl« confidence in the election result. passengers. The freight capacity of of the dairymen present that If the until 9. there wiH be no traffic on marching on Peking to regain Washington. Oct. 27. — (A. P.) — Issued a statement today declaring the planes is usually taken several Josephine county voters were fully loot power. , Sixth street which is to be roped oft Funeral services for Henry C. Wal ­ he was impressed by the “ Increased Informed upon this measure there days In advtfttce. lace. secretary of agriculture were from H to F. This is done for the registration and believed the laiFol- would be very little objection to it. DIZZY GOIW WILL HEE ! held in the East room of the White purpose of allowing the large crowd be held the past few years. With scarcely out at the meeting was that labor in­ I at the coming election Tuesday af- the cars taking part. Medford Footltall Eleven Trounces estimate will not only be absolute an exception the schools are being terests over the state, through their ternoon. October 28, In the lecture by the Women's club on November Grants Pass Team insurance against serious shortage in 8. at Smith's Garage, a new idea will painted inside and out, the interiors In the visiting party will be W. organizations, are backing the bill room of the library. The meeting A. Jeffries, ex-congressman from strongly, and Otto Hartwig, president ' Is under the auspices of the Legis­ be worked out. In addition to used any year, such as has been felt dur­ are being "dolled u>p”, plants are Medford. Oct. 27.—The Medford Nebraska, who is to speak. He has of the state federation of labor, is a lative department of the Grants Pass articles offered for sale, new articles ing the previous summer, but will being added and in general, great suitable for Christmas gifts will be provide water for the irrigation of strides are being made in making high school football team defeated the added distinction of being the member of th« state-wide committee ! Woman’s Club. ¡(offered. Everyone In th« city is 4000 acres more than is included in the schools more attractive. The Grants Pass high school Saturday ■ man who placed the name of General trying to secure the passage of this article. the Talent Irrigation district at pres­ school work has been found to be afternoon, 27 to 0. in a rough game, Dawes in nomination for the vice­ bill. "T. """.-I - ------ -------- - -- — --------- , It is desired that such things as ent. improved by the same amount. The on a rain soaked field. In the final presidency. Herbert L. Moore, of was also pointed out that it wan ( It The reservoir when filled will pre­ interest is not alone with the pupils quarter two Grants Pass players were Vermont, a personal friend of Ex­ 1 i handkerchiefs, aprons and towels, thn labor organizations of Canada 1 that drovo this product out of their Radio Fans Mill Have Illg New nn(j similar articles will be donated. sent a beautiful sight to those trav­ and teachers but also is found in the ordered from the field for slugging. president Roosevelt will also be in Broadcaster Soon These things will be sold at the eling the Pacific highway, as the wat­ school patrons, who make the im­ The locals outplayed their oppo- (jje caravan, country, No oleomargarine has been nents in every department of the "White Elephant" booth, which has er will extend even up and under the provements possible. sold In that country for several years. At each stop a register is signed To radio fans of Grants Pass the , always been one of the most inter­ bridge across the Pacific highway at Mks. Bacon visited Louse Creek game, scoring their touchdowns on by men who voted for Abraham One of the best talking points of the long end runs and forward passes. that point. A road, above the water announcement that a new 1000-watt eH ting booths of the sale. Here all school. Dixie. Three Pines. Hugo, labor organizations Is the fact that station will be on the air on the ¡sorts o( O(|dg and ends which are of level from the highway to the dam Quartz creek. River Banks, Shan The Medford team was handicapped Lincoln. When complete, the book the use of oleomargarine tends to will be suitably bound and forward- clfic coast within a short time will I no further use to the owner are dis- site, has been constructed. Creek, I-one Pine. Baltimore. Wil- by a wet ball and a muddy field, | ; ed to President Coolidge. tower their standard of living The new st at ion. pOSed of. Last" year a dress form, a liams. Provolt, New Hope. I.aurel and after scoring three touchdowns It was the opinion of the dairymen be big news. The trip was suggested by Ver­ Grove, Missouri Flat and Murphy. in the first halt, resorted to safety present that. In spite of the many KFQX. will be located at Seattle and I)n|r o( crutches. many pictures, brlc- tactics. Van Scoyoc and Conrad mont friends of President Coolidge, wlll be the first powerful 1000-watt B _brac, and pleceB of jewelry were iA. S. Rosenbaum, district freight She exipects to visit the Illinois val ­ advantages Josephine county has for 'station in the Pacific northwest. In-Inlnoug the varied collection. This and passenger agent, of Medford, ley this fall. On her trip. Mrs. scored two touchdowns each, and, During the trip west, 15 states were » dairying. It would be Impossible for year with the additional uew arti- was in the city today on business. Bacon found that River Banks with Dunn at quarterback shined for visited, with Oregon the 16th. It local dairymen to compete with co- foresting programs are promised. Til« location of the broadcaster c|e„ (h„ “White Elephant” booth He was accompanied by W. H. Mc- 'school had netted $63 on a box so- the locals. Conrad kicked three has been endorsed by the Republican eonnut oil laid down at Pacific coast; was chosen as an ideal transmitting will be also a Christmas bazaar. The Uean, assistant superintendent, of ‘cial the proceeds to be used to pay goals. . National committee. points at eight cents per pound. They A Medford throughout played con-1 station, being located In the Mount committee in charge consists of Mrs. Roseburg. They are on their way 'the rent of a piano for the school. also pointed out that the biggest Raker district on a high bluff over­ Geo. Lundberg, chairman. Mrs. H. to Ashland where they will attend A musical program was given at the sistent football, completed four for-; side of thè argument against oleo­ looking Lake Washington. L Wilson and Mrs. Frnnk Mash­ the meeting of the iLithians and social and an enjoyable time re­ ward passes for long gains, while the margarine Is tho health side, and The studio and offices are on the burn. visitors completed but one. The I Cavemen. ported. it is common knowledge that oleo­ 21st floor of the L. C. Smith build ­ Medford goal was never in danger, i margarine do«B not contain the and the ball was in Grants Pass ter­ growth-giving vltamlnes that are ing In the downtown district and are First Car Will Be Available for Only connected by private telephone wires., ritory for three quarters. contained In butter. Few Days More The Grants Pass line was weak, Considerable time has been spent in the draping and acoustical treat-j and the last local touchdown was Ballot Boxes Prepared— ment of this studio to mako It per-' bucked over with straight football, The ballot boxes for the general feet In every detail. the Grants Pass team putting up a Orders for the first car of Pyro- election on Novomber 4 are being A remote control line to the Bag- ■ desperate but unavailing struggle tol, the government explosive, will prepared for distribution. The bal- dad cafe at Third and Madison is under their own goals. be closed November 1, according to lots, penells, ink and other essen- completed and In operation, featur­ Smith and Green played the best County Agent Howell this morning. tlals aro being iplaced in the boxes ing liny Robinson (late of the Zleg-; game for Grants Pass, but were too At that time sufficient orders will and will be ready to hand over to fold Follies) and his orchestra every closely watched to get away for any have been received to make up the •th© sheriff on Wedhosday. They night from 8 until 9, signing off for I long runs on forward passes—their minimum car of 24,000 pounds of will then be distributed to ,the var- one hour for other entertainment, specialty. this explosive, and the powder should ious precincts ready for the voters. and coming on again from 10 to It. In a punting duel at the beginning be received in about two weeks after The latest flashes of news, stock of the second half, Demmer out -1 the orders are sent. and market reports, weather reports, kicked Smith, Grants Pass threat- It was pointed out this morning frost warnings, etc., will be given. ened to score when they recovered that it is not yet too late to get the ball on a fumble, but were held. Wednesday night each week, from orders into this pool, and it will be 7 until 8, will be "Radio Fan night," I Medford kicked out of danger. Tnltcd «tatos Attorneys Asked Io Considerable feeling was mani­ held open until Saturday evening. at which time an hour program will Quit Hays .Attorney General Farmers in many sections of the fested between the players, the Med­ be given, made up of the majority ford team objecting to neck tack- state have already received their Washington, Oct. 27.—(A. P.) — of suggestions received from ling, and in spite of the fierceness' shipment and find that the explosive Four United States district attorneys radio fans in the northwest. of the play time was seldom called is doing exceptionally good work. Other remote control lines have been asked to resign and six At the cost of $9.36 per 100 pounds, out. others have resigned, since last July der way to which places the station 5 The opening of the game was play­ f. o. b. Grants Pass, caps included, Tblii I r the Zeppelin ZR-3, last Germany, Oct. 12, the 432nd anni- of tho new worrti. Tho ZR-3 as a result of failure to enforce pro­ is not permitted to disclose at this ed in a heavy shower, and was at­ this offers one of the cheapest means hibition. Attorney General Stone time, as ft Intends to introduce some- [word in ultra-modern airships, The versary of the day Christopher Co- exacted from Germany as part • • ment of its war debt with the United tended by a crowd of 1000, includ- of land clearing ever presented to said today referring to charges of I thing In tho radio world heretofore giant blimp toft Frledrlckshafen, lumbus first set foot upon the soil j States. Ing many from Grants Pass. ¡Josephine farmers. lax prohibition enforcement. unattempted. AFFIRMATIVE VOTE IS ASKED e- .- ' OTHERS ALSO _ ARE _ CONFIDENT MONEY NOT ACCOUNTED FOR TO BE MET AT 60L0 HILL WALLACE FUNERAL IS HELD NAVY KEEPS OPEN SHOP EMIGRANT DAM COMPLETED X OOCKSTADER DEATH MOURNED MUCH INTEREST IN SCHOOLS PLAN FOR RUMMAGE SALE LOCALS DEFEATED 27 TO 0 10OO-WATT STATION TO START PYROTOL ORDERS WILL CLOSE New View of the ZR-3 LIQUOR LAWS ARE ENFORCED I