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I I Granta Paa*—Gateway to the Oregon Cavea Vol,. XV.. No. All. GRANTS PAMH, JOSEPHINE (NH’NTY. Oil BOON. 10 BE CLOSED PART OF WEEK TI ESDAY, NOVEMBER IK. IlC-’t MRS. HARDING NO BETTER IS PHYSICIANS’ REPORT “ONE KILLED HERE” IS WARNING TO MOTORISTS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «44444444444444 ♦ Marion, Nov. II.—(A. P.) — The* condition of Mrs. Warren (1. Harding remained unchang ed this morning, according Io a physician'« bulletin. I'KGEH Al TOMOIHI.IHTH T<> DIM TIIEIIl LIGHTS Chicago, Nov. J8.— (I. N. 8.) —"ONE WAS KILLED HERE ” Four hundred sign« bearing this terse, forceful warning are being placed at corners in Chi cago where automobile fatali ties have occurred this year. And when additional fatal acci dents are reported a similar sign will lie put at the scene. The signs ar» lielng placed by the mayor's safety commis sion and the Boy Scouts. I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MAX' IX OHIO VALLEY MISES HIS LIFE—'«»DY FUI XO Bl ItlED ♦ IN KNOW ♦ 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 WHOLE XI MIIHH :WW;L JOSEPH CAILLAUX WILL BE GIVEN HIS LIBERTY ♦ Paris, Nov. 18.— (A. P.l— ♦ 1 ♦ Joseph Caiilaux, former pre ♦I ♦ mier, convicted In 1918 of hav 4 ing "impeded the prosecution 4 of the war." was voted amnesty ♦ today by the senate. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 DEATH OF WIFE SI MMER A FAILURE IX ENGLAND THIS YEAR CHARRRED BONES ARE FOUND Chicago, Nov. 18.—(I. N. R.l— |)A YR IX ItRXVE—st It IDE IS Would you pass another car ut the! London. Nov. 18.—(I. N. S.)— BY CONTENDED rut» of thirty mile« an hour while Summer was a dismal failure la Eng lillndfoldod? land this year. That Is exactly what happens' Officially, summer begins in Eng- when an approaching ear falls to dim 1 AHI MAIL SERVI« E WILL land on May 1 and ends Septemlcer Its lights, aocording to Richard E. BE EXTENDED ON COAST 30. Statistics recently issued show Kropf. supreme regent of tha Royal that of the 153 days between May 1 Arcanum, who addres»»d a safety ' San Francisco, Nov. 18.— (IT. P.) Office Work W h « I |wt by lui rue Marshal ntxl Cttlzen Declare Timi Cold and Wind Play Havoc With and September 30 eighty of them Coroner Declared Woman Crawled conference here. It requires several j- — Extension of air mail service .XunilM-r People Who limi No Girl Told Them That Father Shot Sliipnlni;—Marine* I»«» inion Police were without rain, while on 73 of Into Fire Box and Fulled Door second» for the eye to readjust Itself north and south from San Francisco them it rained continuously. “Obvious lleason Him—I« Dceievl at lnqu«*»t Seeking Sloop Til ought Lost Shut—WKtneaaes Questioned In the darkness during which yoyr along the Pacific coast to provld«* During that time only on fifteen car travels more than 100 yards, the I fast "feeder" lines for the transcon days was the temperature al>O¥e fraternallst pointed out. tinental mail service has been decid- 70 degrees, while on 29 days it did Washington, Nov. 18.—(A. p.l— . La Grande, Ore., Nov. 18—(A. P 1 j <«d upon by the posloffice department Columbus, Nor. 18.—(A. P.) — Columbus. Nov. 18.— (A. P.)— not reach the 60 degrees mark. I—A warrant was sworn out here to- , in Washington, according to word One death from the cold weather Internal revenue collectors were In- Rev. C. V. Sheatsley, for nine years The number of hours of possible «lay against Newton Gamble, in con | reaching here. The structed toduy by Commissioner northern term- which swept the Ohio valley yester sunshine during the English summer pastor of the Christ Lutheran church, nection with the slaying of William in us is expected to be at Seattle, day was reported here today. The Blair to restrict the public inspection is 2,059. According to the statistics, at Bexley, a suburb, was being ques Wigglesworth on Sunday night at body of an identified man was found the actual number of hours the sun tioned today in connection with the of the Income tuz list« to not more IxMik to Win Over College at < ’or- Union. Or«*. A coroner's inquest last 'and the southern at Los Angeles, or [finding of the charred bones of his buried in the snow, apparently really did show itself was 660. [ San Diego. than three days n week, and not more sight failed to fix the blame. The valli» on Hat unlay [wife’s body in the furnace in their frozen to death, on the banks of the ¡district attorney, however, ordered than three hours each day. Declar- Oientagy river. home late yesterday. The coroner's 1 'Gamble detained, giving as the rea verdict was suicide, contending the Ing it had be««n demonstrated that University of Oregon, Eugene. Nov. son. the tact that the Union marshal New York. Nov. 18.—(«A. P.) — woman crawled into the furnace and "there ar« many who desire to see 18.—(Special)—This week-end Ore- ! and a citizen stated that Gamble's [The marine division police were to- Rec-ent Murder of Peter Veregin closed the door after her, but be- the lists for no obvious reason,” gon will wind up Its coast conference daughter had told them her father ' day searching the sea for "The Fro- May M*at to Disintc-gration cause of the fire in the furnace, the Blair »aid the measures had to be schedule with the Oregon Aggies in ¡»hot Wlgglesworth. She denied this county prosecutor declared it was im- I lie”, a sloop which left Brooklyn on Tacoma. Nov. 18.— (A. p.) adopted to permit the functioning of a game which will settle the state at tho inquest. Victoria. B. C.. Nov. 18.—(U. V. possible for the woman to close the Sunday with seven men aboard. It Speeding 70 miles an hour attempt championship for the year. A uni Is feared they perished in the heavy —The recent murder of Peter Vere- door after her. A dozen witnesses the collector's offices without the de ing to out-distance the police offi versity invasion of the Aggie campus gales sweeping the Atlantic coast. A gin. "czar” of the Canadian Douk were questioned today. Sheatsley is lays Incident to the* Inspection of the is expected and special trains will cers. an automobile listed to the 36-hour search was unavailing. The hobors, will lead to gradual disinte not under arrest but is being held for lists by(ev«ryone so desiring. Evergreen Cemetery Company, of leuve Eugene for the scene of the I cold and wind yesterday wrought gration of the strange communist or questioning. Seattle, containing seven Negroes, stato elusale. havoc with shipping and caused ganization of several thousand Rus Handier« Want to Talk Over Sett le. Sheatsley has accounted for his crashed into a railroad trestle bulk Comparative scores give Oregon ! death and suffering among the poor. sian peasants, immigration authori ment—Raiders Reinforced actions from the time he left his head today, killing one, and injur ties here believe. an edge as far as "dope" Is concern Ten persons died of exposure and fe ing six. Earl Moss. 19. the driver, The strange colonies of Doukho home at 1:30 yesterday until his ed. but "dope" is useless In the an Independence. Calif., Nov. 18.— was killed. Police reported that many others are reported missing. bors, settling in British Columbia. turn when his wife's body was found. nual clash between tbe two state in ♦ A. P.»— Ranchers holding the Ala Frank i’. HIgg». I•Istrici Governor, Is liquor was found in the wreckage. JAPAN' DENIES BELIEF ‘ have consistently withstood all efforts This has l>een verified by the author stitutions. One leant may have had bama gates of the M>s Angeles Present of Meeting OF AVAR POSSIBILITIES to Canadianize them. In past years ities. a poor season, the other a success aqueduct system today asked for a they have burned school houses, re ful one, and the outcome of the an truce to discuss a settlement, but the Paris. Nov. 18—(I. N. S.)—Em fused to send their children to pub I , Tho Grants Paas Rotary Club yes- nual battle will find the poorer team request was denied by the city, ac phatic denial that the attitude of the cording to Sheriff Collins, of Inyo Tramp Strike« tipi—Buns When Japanese »delegation at the fifth as lic schools, and in every way lived terday had aa officiai visit • mm tha victorious. apart from those not subscribing to Scream Bring» AH Both teams fight harder when un county, Th«1 raiders » hiv reinforced district governor. Frank G. Rigg». of sembly of the league of nations at the tenets of the cult. today l>y all merchants of Bishop. leashed against each other than at Portland, who met with the direc I Med ford. Ore.. Nov. 18.— (A. P.) Geneva recently was actuated by a Semi-official opiuion has been ex Commission Meets at Salem to Set any other time during the season. O. School Book- —The local police have given out the belief that there will be an eventual pressed that the bomb which killed tors In tho afternoon and was pres A. C. has a big, powerful eleven, pro i information that a 16-year-old Med- wpr between the United States and the aged leader of the clan was set ent at a banquet in the club dining tected by a wonderful kicker in ADJUTANTS GENERAL Japan over the immigration question, Salem. Ore., Nov. 18.— (A. P.)— by persons anxious to throw off the MEI ! IX MN l it INI 1st <» ford girl while on her way home be room at the Josephine hotel. Music Tebbs, who boots the ball well over tween 9 and 10 o'clock last Saturday was made today by Viscount Ishii. bonds of communism that they per The Oregon textbook commission, af the 4 0-yard mark. was supplied by an orchestra com- ‘night was knocked down by an un Japan's ambassador to Paris and sonally might profit from the great ter an all-day session last night an J Presidio, San Francisco. Nov. 18. ptmed of Professor Applehoff, Kath Oregon lost to Stanford unit Ida- known man. thought to lie n tramp head of the Japanese delegation to wealth amassed by the cult. nounced the adoption of textbooks the j on South Holly street, two blocks Geneva. — 'A d j u t a n t a general of tied ho, beat Washington and the ; arine Knox. Bert Barnes and Jo in one-third of the subjects offered Only the iron hand of Peter Vere national guard ot six states of the Ishii's declaration was made in an gin kept the colony together, despite through courses of study in the ele Wharton, while a duet by Bob nor Washington State Cougars last Sat- I Ninth corps areu today began their 1 from Main street. exclusive interview with the United unlay, The Aggies lost to Idaho. ■ , The young lady in question, as she continued internal strife stimulated mentary grades and high schools of I land and BUI Carnahan, and th» Washington and Southern California annual convention at headquarters proceeded along Holly street noticed Press. The United Press requested by those who were greedy of ’ his this state. Hinging of the club were added fea- land won from the Washington Stay* of the Ninth corps area. After the that a man apparently was following the Japanese statesman for a state power. He consistently resisted suc The state textbook commission, lure«. . eleven. This gives Oregon a point organization of the convention by her and increasing his pace the faster ment in view of the warlike motives cessfully all attempts to disrupt the Col. Edgar A. Sirmyer, the adjunts she walked. She tried not to be un that have been variously attributed cult maintaining that for his follow under the original law. met every six Governor lllgg« spoke on the ethics edge. general will witness a review of the years. Through an amendment’ to to Japan as regards the United ers the communistic mode of living of Rotary, the profe«Hlonal and bus O. A. C. will outweigh Oregon, an 30th infantry, San Francisco's own duly alarmed and to keep her eyes this law adopted at the last session States, because of the stand of the ' straight ahead, but suddenly over and government was the only prac iness ethics, and pointed out the dif advantage which will have to lie off regiment, commanded by Col. Chas. j of the legislature the commission Japanese delegation in the negotia ticable way for them to live. So de ficult les which new club» are apt to set by Oregon fight and the plays S. Lincoln, and demonstrations of come with a feeling that she was hereafter will meet every two years. tion of the Geneva protocol on arbi l»eing struck at. intuitively ducked pendent upon his counsel were the encounter. He also gave advice cal foot bull fans say Maddock has re modern methods of war. which will tration, security and disarmament. Under the old system all of the text simple Doukhobors, save those who culated to enable the local club to es served for this game. Anderson is l>e staged for their benefit this after her head and screamed. books were changed or re-adopted This move was a fortunate one for were opposed to Veregin. that stu cape the errors of ther clubs. The uot the punter Tebbs Is. and much of noon. every six. years, while under the new ' her. as the man was striking out dents of the strange people do not Grants Pas« club Is undertaking a the Oregon success will depend on plan one-third of the textbooks will Thos«* attending the convention with a blunt buldgeon of some kind, see how the cult can continue to work for the boys of the city which his ability to return the Beaver end's be changed or re-adopted every two are: ' thought by the police to be a “ sand Resolution to Ask Appointment In thrive as such, and see no leader received the enthusiastic commenda long kicks. Last year the Aggies, years. Brigadier General Richard E. Mit- bag." and because of her head dodg tro« I need in Convention Today capable of filling the mighty Peter's tion of the governor. Th«* district through a brilliant run by quarter ing the weapon just glanced off her telstaedt. and Brigadier General J. ! shoes. comprises Oregon. Washington, Ida back Price, took the annual clash Although not having had time to El Paso. Nov. 18.— (A. P.l—A I J. Boree, California; Brigadier Gen- head, but the impact was sufficient to ho and Britinh Columbia. Veregin and seven other persons investigate carefully the prices of 6 to 0. ieral George A White. Oregon: Col- knock her down, where she lay help resolution directing the executive were killed while traveling by train textbooks adopted here today, it was council and affiliated organizations between Nelson and Vancouver, B. the opinion of members of the com | onel Hiram U. Welch. Oregon; Brig less for some seconds. Her shout ot terror was also fortu of the American Federation of Labor IC. He was buried at Brilliant, a mission that the volumes would cost adier General Maurice Thompson, j WashingtonMajor M. , P. Mills. nate, as the woman who resided in to work for the appointment of John mecca to which members of the cult ‘ considerably more than those now in Washington; Major Bruce C. Leiser, the house in front of which the oc L. Lewis, president of the United flocked from miles around, present- use. This was due. it was said, to Idaho; Captain Leighton E. Worth- currence took place heard it and Mine Workers of America, ns secre ing one of the most vivid scenes of the increase in the cost of paper, la- ley. Idaho: Lt. Col. Walter F. Davis, rushed out, whereupon the assailant, tary of labor to succeed Secretary i sorrow and suffering ever witnessed tor and other essentials. New booas Wyoming; and Colonel Chas. L. after striking the blow, took to his Davis, was introduced to the federa in Canada. 1 will go into use next September. heels. tion convention today. Washlngton, Nov. 18.—(U. p.) — an increase. And that is the only Sheridan, Montana. "What ’s the good of the««» govern plant In the country. The plant, with Improvements now being made, ment airship» «the 741-3, tho Shen is capable ot producing 1,250,000 andoah. and the new one wo expect to got—if we haven't enough he cu. ft. a month providing it can get the requisite amount of raw gas. Hum to float them." said a high na (Hut the present field, which is val official today In laying Imre around Petrolia. Texas, about one what many observers claim to be Honolulu. Nov. 18.—(A. P.)—The it could be made. He regarded the tho chief deficiency In the govern hundred miles frofn Fort Worth, is running low. The advantage of the visit of the United States fleet to route from Honolulu to Australia as ment's dirigible program. practicable and estimated that it Red River field is that it ia only 30 Hawaiian and Australian waters will Tho serloiui helium (non-inflam miles from the government's pipe could be covered with one of the be made the occasion for the first mable gas) shortng«* hns forced navy's new type planes in six days, lines at Petrolia and could 'be work- round-the-Pacific flight, under plans Itself upon officials' attention by the ed by the Fort Worth plant. ss compared with the present steam 1 which are being backed by the Pan difficulty In Inflating at the same er time of 14 days. The Navy Department was ready Pacific Union here. time both the ZR-3 and tho Shenan Mr. Stead has pledged the aid of to let contracts for this new field The idea was conceived by David the Australian government to the doah. No provision has Iboen made last year, when the oil scandals Stead. Australian delegate to the re project. The greatest feat, he added, for the necessary reserve supply. hurst and made it inexpedient to act cent Pan-Pacific Food Conservation would be the 2100-mile hop from Consequently there Is a movement without specific authorization, it is conference, who has made a study of San Francisco to Honolulu. afoot to Incroase production of the said. Willi aviation, and has been given the un this accomplished the flight to Man government'« helium plant at Fort lAlthough the President has set official approval of the ranking army ila could be made in easy stages, Worth, Texas, which will entail aside a special helium reserve field and navy officials here. with stops at Johnston Island, Jaluit opening up new fields and laying In northern Utah for the govern A flight in four sections is contem Island. Panape and the Pelew group. new pipe lln«ra. An appropriation ment, experts say that Its exploita plated: San Francisco to Honolulu, The third leg would be from Manila of 1550,000 Is being asked in the tion is not new practicable as com Honolulu to Manila. Manila to Aus to Sandakan, and would then follow Navy (budget, now 'before the Presi pared' with the nom-government Red tralia and Australia to Honolulu. All the route taken by Sir Ross Smith dent to lay thirty miles of pipe lino River field. They give the following will follow commercial steamship in his memorable flight from Europe Into the Red River gas field of Tex reasons: to Australia, along the Australian Th«* Dugan orphans of Brooklyn or's death. John Dugan was killed down to Raymond, just a year old. routes. as and Oklahoma. (1) A new plant would have to coast, within the barrier reef where are not disheartened just because by a truck while on his way to work. camo into court. Defense counsel Commander John Rodgers. U. S. With a present demand of 800,- be built there at large expense. 000 cuiblc feet monthly, half to eaeh (2) The Utah field Is Inacces the jury hearing their suit for $100,- His wife dic'd a few weeks later from protested— but the Dugan« stayed. N., commander of the naval air culm water always would be encoun- 000 disagreed. They intend to keep the shock, her doctors said. When And when the suit is reopened, . (prees here, said that while he con tered. The fourth leg would be from Army and Navy, the Fort Worth sible geographically. plant is averaging only »bout 600,- (3) It has no power, water or on fighting until they get the mon the case was called, all 13 of the Du they'll be there again, says Mary, sidered the hop from San Francisco Sydney to Honolulu, by way of FIJI. | to Honolulu as a "stunt,” he hoped Samoa, Phoenlz and Palmyra Islands. ey they arc seeking for their fath- gan children, from Mary, 20, on shown at the extreme left. 000 a month, with no prospects of transportation facilities. MAY IIE FUNCTIONING WAS DELAYED DAUGHTER BLAMES FATHER NOT PLACED UNDER ARREST OREGON U. EXPECTS VICTORY NEGROES IN DEATH GAR DOUKHOBORS MAY BREAK UP CITIZENS ASK FOR TRUCE ROTARY OFFICIAL IS GUEST MEOFORO GIRL ATTACKED TEXT BOOKS FOR YEAR CHOSEN Á ♦ Auto Kills Father* Shock Fatal to Mother