♦ I J r_____ I» Granta Paas Gateway to the Oregon Cave» GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OREGON, LEO KORETZ CONFESSES TO HUGE MAIL FRAUDS ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 CONSIDERS NOVEMBER 2.1, TWO FLIERS ARE KILLED WHEN PLANE TAKES FIRE ♦ [4 I 4 ! ♦ WILL NOT PRENN IlKMAN'DN UN TIL NED < ' Illi NET HI TUESDAY, Junction City, Kans., Nov. — IN FIGURE SENTENCE PASSED SATURDAY CONFERENCE IS HELD TODAY The federal grand jury today indict­ ed the New York Tribune Company, Manila, Nov. 25.—(A. P.)—Sum­ publishers of the Herald-Tribune, marizing the operations of all gov­ I alleging the unlawful publishing of ernment controlled corporations In the income tax returns. 1923, Governor General Wood. In a report to the legislature, points Coolidge and Ixtrd Agree on Expen­ l'«rliMneut la Adjourned Until Dr- Authorities Think Mrs. Hhrnlaley out that the actual condition of gov­ James Murray, Politician, Is Also: ernment Investments In business; Fourni Guilty of Roumlout Mail May Hiivr Killed Hcrwlf and An- diture to Something Inder cembrr 2.1 by Royal Ikrrrr Hope M k I km U o I Church la / Mrs ' nation from the ktgene high school, said to represent purchases for In­ erected and the club will be equip- for the repairs tn the future, and ae- furnace by some person who did not Coolidge, and tbe rush aloft of al IA fast game la In prospect with the vestment rather than for speculation. ped for golf. polo, tennis, archery, cordingly will next week offer a re­ NEW SOVET III I »GET ehe want It to become known that myriad of toy Imlloons marked the- blue and white wearers working out Substantial reductions will be .swimming, _______ _ ____ fishing w ___ and ______ shooting. ward for the arrest and conviction INVOLVES HIVE Hl M ' had taken her life, be said. cruiser's christening as tbe “lx>s An­ nightly for the battle. In the game made in allotments of the bonds. ¡The game will include ducks, geese, of those dumping garbage aiuua any geles.” High government officials with the northern team last year, bankers Indicated. although the cuts pheasants, wild turkeys, deer. elk. Moscow, Nov. 21.—(A. P l—Sov­ Col*imbus. Nov. $15.—(A. P.) — j the local boys were defeated, but will not be so drastic as in the case buffalo, bears, lions, tigers, leop- of the highways. The Dry Diggings and many forelau envoys were assem­ section is glviag the most offense. bled for the ceremony. I iet Russia’s budget for the coming Mrs. Sheatsley appeared normal last only after giving their opponents of the American portion of the Ger- ards. and American mountain llons. A> some are known who have ------------------- t | year amounts to *1,500,000,000, but Monday noon, the officers were told I one of the hardest sessions of the man loan, which was more than five been following the practice of Its income from state Industry and today by a friend who visited her season. This year the Grants Pass times oversubscribed. dumping their rubbish along the OREGON WILL PLAY trade la only *5,000,000. During on that day. ■outfit is much stronger and has a The French loan, which replaces ANOTHER LAVA BEAR highways the suggestion is made by Ml LTNOMAII HATl'RDAY the first eight months of thia year jg FOUND IN OREGON the court that they clean up and better all-round team. Fans have a series of revolving credits origin-1 only *3,500,000 of this sum was TROOPS TRY TO MTOP a good game in prospect with regu­ ally granted to stabilize the franc, I entirely remove any such matter University of Oregon, Eugene, realised, of which Industry contrib­ IRISH SMI (iGI.ING lar football weather promised. represent« the third largest foreign 1 Bend. Ore., Nov. 25.—(U. P. —A this week and avoid prosecution. Nov. 25.-— (Speciali—Oregon closed uted a profit of *2.100.000 and Coach Brown expects his team to financing operation of the year. A second specimen of the lava bear, a The law pertaining to this reads: its conference season with a victory trade about *1.400,000. Belfast. Nov. 26. — (I. N. 8.) — be in good condition for the game, Japanese loan of *150,000.000 was dwarfed grizzly long sought in the •It any person willfully throw, over the Oregon Aggies last Satur­ These revenues, small as they are, day, but will continue to train for show a alight Improvement over Smuggling of dutiable goods into the although some of the boys were sold here last February and the Central Oregon wilds, is now in cap- place or deposit upon any highway, bruised up considerably in the Ash- *110.000.000 American share of the tivity. The animal Is not more than street, alley, or easement used by the clash with the Multnomah Ath­ those of last year and are derived Irish Free State from the • Ulster I----- game ___ . Eugene is going strong *200.000 000 German loan was float­ a foot high and was captured on the the public for public travel any letic Club of Portland, Thanksgiving principally from the export of grain side of the border la reaching vnor_, jan(j _ mous to the moiis proportions, according ranch of J. M. Small, near Summer glass bottle, glass, nails, tacks, with a victory chalked up last Sat­ I ed last month. Day. and the production of sugar and olt. j customs authorities. Lake, A posse of ranchers succeed- hoops, cans, tin. sheet iron, boards, urday over Albany, the score being BRAKEMAN ;MI YEARS AGO The varsity has weathered a long, Iu an attempt to check this smug- I 7 to 0. The game will be a whirl- ed in lassoing the animal after a refuse, carcass of any dead animal, BKC< »M ES VICE-PRESIDENT hard lUMiton and Is rapidly nearing , gling, detachments of Free State wind wind-up for the season whlch short chase. or other substance which would mar the point of staleuens. The Webfoot i troops have been drafted to London- hba been most successful In recent The only other lava bear ever the appearance or detract from the Chicago. Nov. 25.—(I. N. S.)— A. eleven will complete eight games In William R. Fee Found With Rullìi - decry for service on the Donegal bor- yetrs for the locals, with four games E. Clift, operating vice-president of taken was captured last summer by cleanliness or safety of such high­ a row without a layoff between any ' der, where the smuggling is most won and tw-> lost. lu Remi the Illinois Central Railroad. has Alfred Andrews, former government way. street, alley, or easement, such two of them. rife. The game will start at 2 o'clock been advanced to the position of vice- trapper, who searched three years be­ person, upon conviction thereof, Further drastic action Is threaten­ sharp at the high school grounds. president. succeeding Chsrles M. Kit­ fore he found one. It was reported shall be punished by a fine not ex­ Th« Multnomah Club Is composed Alhambra, Calif., Nov. 25.—(A, of veteran college players and is I P.)—The body of William R. Fee, ed. including the closing of certain The ticket sale is now on. with tle. who hss been elected president that he refused *2000 offered by the ceeding *150.00 or by imprisonment Smithsonian Institute at Washington in the County Jail not exceeding coached by Hap Miller, former uni­ president of two banks here, wan roads by means of barbed wire en­ Itwo sides at the high school con­ of Sears. Roebuck & Co. versity of Washington star. Oregon found with a bullet in his head, ac­ tanglements and a complete curfew ducting a contest. Four hundred Mr. Clift is 55 years old and is In for the specimen. ten days. and Multnomah have engaged In cording to a message from a search­ ! on the borders after 5 p. m. must be sold to let the high school his 36th year of service with the Il­ football games almost yearly since ing party in the San Bernardino linois Central. He was born in Ur­ break even on th» day. 18 96 and the club has won more mountains. Fee was laHt seen alive SUNDAY PAPERS CAUSE bana. Ill., and entered the company’s times than the varsity. service as a brakeman in 1888. serv­ ¡on Saturday night. LOS ANGELES DIVORCE -..J ing successively as conductor, yard- master. trainmaster, superintendent, Los Angeles. Nov. 25.— (I. N. 8.) general superintendent, general man­ — Because Illa wife refused to allow him to read the Sunday papers. Ga- j Five Postal Inspwtors Fail to F.s- ager and vice-president. briel A. Vastano has brought suit j tablisli Identification Pittsburgh, Nov. 25.— (A. P.)— but one of two ambitious building here for divorce against Kate Vas­ A building of great height "to ex- projects launched by the university. tano. McAlester, Okla.. Nov. 25.— (A. press the spirit of Pittsburgh I The other is the *2,000,000 stadi­ P.)—Five postal inspectors late ves- um which will be ready for use next achievement with such force and fall. It is being built of steel and Loa Angeles. Cal., Nov. 26.—(I. N. Frank Lockhart, youthful Los An- ! terday failed to Identify the man such grasp of its sublimity that the concrete and covers a tract 450 by ¡held here, as Ray "Nick” DeAutre- fl. —Two automobile races on two geles star. whole world will understand” Is the 600 feet. Its seating capacity will I mont, wanted in Oregon in connec- brand new courses will make up Los Ralph DePalma, Earl Cooper, underlying Idea, of the University be 65,000. i lion with the Siskiyou train robbery. Angeles' speed program Thanksgiv­ Harry Hartz and Bennett Hill will of Pittsburgh's 52-story “Cathedral Posing in Muskogee as W. J. Por­ Work on the new building will be among the stars whirling over the ing Day. of Learning” to be erected at the start early next year, It will stand ter. a millionaire owner of California At Ascot thirty contestants will new *1,000,000 Culver City speed­ property, the man succeeded in entrance to Schenley Park and near on a 14-acre plot facing Schenley compete In a 260-mile road race for way. Harlan Fengler, Phil Schafer ¡passing a number of "hot" checks the site of present facilities of the Park, in the heart of Pittsburgh's *62,000 In cash and the Ascot gold and Cliff Durant, millionaire sports­ and started to California with a cus­ institution. The cathedral will “Billion Dollar Educational Sec­ cup, valued at *7,000, while on th« man, will also compete, as well as tomer to whom he proposed to trade cost *10,000,000. tion.” It will accommodate 12,000 new Culver City board speedway the Pietro Bordlno, the Italian speed a *5,000,000 apartment house. Chancellor J. C. Bowman ex- students and virtt*ally all depart­ leading American and foreign race king, and Antoine Mourre, the dar­ Five government inspectors pressed this idea as the principal ments of the university will be demons will contest In a *26,000 ing Frenchman, will be entered. amined the prisoner and declared he Bordlno, known as the "Mad Mul­ purpose of the trustees In planning housed within its high walls except dash of 250 miles. was not the man wanted for the Sis­ this radical departure in university the colleges of Medicine and Dentis­ The Ascot race will be over a new­ lah," Is tuning up a specially con­ kiyou tunnel robbery. building construction, pointing out try. which will occupy the present ly completed "hlll-and-dale” course structed car, and he is confident of In McAlister, Smith, alias Porter, that most educational buildings buildings of the university. of five miles, with many steep grades pressing the leading American registered as J. H. McAlister of New era. This la Bordino's second were long and low, modeled after Three years were required to and sharp turns. York He was arrested while pur­ structures of ancient Greece draw the plans, which call for Go- About four-fifths of the course will vasion of American tracks. chasing a railroad ticket for which Special construction methods, Rome. They suggested calm- this style architecture in white Ken- be in view of the seating stands In he tendered a check for *100. Re­ and repose, ho said, whereas tucky llmestone. It wili be 680 feet front of tho Ascot Speedway, whlclT claimed by a group of California ceipts in his possession indicated the building planned for Pittsburgh high, 360 feet long and 260 feet will form a portion of the course. llonalres building the Culver City that he recently passed a check for Russia is not half so perfect as will suggest achievement and am- wide, Four main doorways, 30 feet The winner will receive *20,000 4>eedway, will make It the fastest *1000 on a furniture firm In Little hlmnta Goldman pictured it five | billon for further achievement. Re- high, will provide entrances io the In gold; and a number of famous speedway in the world, and, it is I Rock for the purchase of a hill of j years ago. Emma has deserted it pose, he said, Is a reward for labor building and 16 high-speed eleva­ drivers are tuning up their machines promised, new records will be hung Mrs. Henry P. Davison, prominent furnishings which he claims he left for good, she says, She is in Eng­ performed and is not the atmos­ tors will carry students to the claw­ for the event. These Include “Can- ! up in the Thanksgiving race, nonball" Baker, transcontinental rec-1 H| mw 1<1 Grants Pana No. Hl— New York society woman. Is leading ' In the store when he secured a tew land now. But she is willing to re- phere in which youth should pre­ room-« ou tbe upper floors Cburies Z. Klauder of Philadelphia dtew ord-breaker; Cliff Bergere, French j A. F. A A. M. E. A. degreo to- one of the committees conducting hundred dollurs cash on the worth- turn to the United States—on her pare for the struggles of life. I less paper. ¡own terms. pllot; "Les” Allen, of Chicago, and night. James T. Chinuock, W. M. 59 this year’s Red Cross roll-call. The “Cathedral of Learning” Is I the plans. DEMANOS MAY BE GRANTED SUICIDE IS HELD POSSIBLE UNION SERVICES THURSDAY WILD GAME PRESERVE STARTS FRENCH LOAN GOES OVER FOOTBALL SEASON WILL END ZR-3 MOW “LOS ANGELES” BANK PRESIDENT MURDERED PRISONER NOT D’AUTREMONT Emma Again COURT WILL OFFER REWARO