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MEDFORD, OliKOOX. WKUN'KSl AY. DKCE.MBKR 11, 1!2!
Xo. 2U.
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NEPHEW OF
MORGAN IN
DEATH PACT
Henry Grew Crosby, Poet,
and Josephine Rotch
Bigelow, Bride of Grad
uate Student at Harvard
Found Dead New York
studio Suicide Agree
ment Is Police View.
TELLING TOMMY'
LICKING" TUBERCULOSIS
OF DRY RAIDER
Oklahoma Officials Move ioru or 7m ! Portland Wrangle Over New
'XKW YOltK.t Doc. It. OT
Henry Grow CroHliy. 32. and Mrs.
Josephine Itutrh Hist'low, 22, aj
h.vult ImiiIi soi-lnlly iirominent in
l:uHltin, wiTf fuiuul shut to tlciiihl
in an artist's stutiiu in WVsl liTlhj
Mr-!, last nlKlll In what tolir
was a suii-itli ii;i't. j
' Tho liixlli's. rally rlollioil. were
found f;i-illi:"pil.rh other an a'
lii'l. t'rnslty's loft ai'tn was aliont j
Mlie woman's nt'clt and in his rlKlit
liaml was a ,2ri-calilirp jiistul. Mr
IliKclow was shot in the left tem-j
llo and Crosby in tho riKht. I
Thero wore no notes, and while I
the police were convinced the
couple died in n suicide pact, they
were at n loss to ascrihe
live.
Crosby hnd heen registered since
November 28 at the Savoy Plaza i
hotel with his wife, the former
Mrs. Mary Jacol) Peahody of New CUSHIXri. Okla.. Dec. II. UP)
York, whom he married In 1922, ! County officials were pi eparcd to
and his mother. -Mrs. S. V. H.iHt swiftly today aualnst John
Crosby. He was the son of Ste-j Young, neai o. and his . wife, nc
phen van ilesselaer Crosby, Ros-1 cused of slaying Otto llutler, pro
ton hanker and a wnr veteran and hibition acent of Knid. and wound
n (,-raduato of llarvnrd. Ho re-lint' George Danhotir, another fed-
ef.nl Iv had returned from Purls. ' eriu aKeoi in a minor ii.m in
wio 5TARTE0nfTHn HOMOR iGOfTfi TZl w riTrW 5UCC15SFUL WA'i THE IDEA THM OTHER COUttrRltS ADOPTED IT.
THE CHRIOTIiAS TO MI55 EMILY Bi55EI.ll ( !GEnmos cw's"MS5,At- f KIF'I ) 23' MIIY BI55ELL.0F UElAVJAllt.FtRST USED THE ChTOMffi
SEAL BUSINESS !0F DELMIAREJOMMV. ( t- ; lM ; ? . -gcpSJ, H i ?EAl I0EAII1THE UMITEO STATES TO RAISE FUNDS F0RA5MM.I
in THt UttlTEO ljr-i-TT r ? ' ; fo-ffiW Whl t3 IfWl I TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL 111 DELAWARE, THE ANNUAL SALE OF
STATES-DADDY?1 f ?,J&cvlP' Xr W SEALS MO'il PRACTICALLY SUPPORTS WOO TUBERCULOSIS
. njll Jl Sl '903.EIHAR HOELBELLJHEtl A POSTAL CLERK '
m MMfm l DtfiMARK.HIT UPOtl THE IDEA OF 5ELUMG Waia WWiC A f
mfMM'lk CHRISTMAS STAMPS TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING ft IrU
OF TUBERCULOSIS PATIEHT5.TKE FIRST 0AI1I5H WM ' ; J-'s
'WMt CHRISTMAS SEALS WERE SOLO 111 I301.AHD SO .....'
NEGRO COUPLE m point DUNNE SMACKS talent
i i
i iin n in nriTii
11 1 I II I III I 1. II I U
nau .iii uuiin
goodmess!
why did you
buy so many
CHRISTMAS SEALS,
TOMMY ?
"By Pint
i
4
cause mm you
ARE FIGHTIMo
5ICKMES5 WITH
CHRISTMAS SEALS fi!
EVERY LICK CO'UrtTS1
1
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12-19
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I
CKNTIiAL POINT, Ore., Deo. II !
(Sjl. ) .Mr. an.: Mi s. V. H. Nor-
vhwa l'':ivo Thursday morning. Df-1
! rcinlK-r 1, for Los Aliyclos,- ti
i spoml tht winlfi' with tlu-ir son. 1
j Wall'.'! it iid 'Paul Noi'cross, umI
I'amili-..--.
j Xiiu Uio.il Oihl Follows jdiirncy
', ft tf Ashluml from tVntral Point
( Thursday nllit !o visit tin loilj; . j
.Mr. :iml Mr.s. ,1. Kiwrnan art-
GROCER'S FACE
IN MILK FUSS
r'r CANNED HEAT ADDICT
"" ! SEEKS KLAMATH CELL
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris are spend-!
k Willi relatives on tile KLAMATH' 1'AI.1.K, Ore., Dee.
"The Arhland-Klnmalh Talis
hiulnvay through the Clreenspiinir
Mountain section is in n danitor
ous eondllion, liceordins to local
i men ho crossed over the moun
lain highway last niBht alter the
I all day rain," suys the Ashland
;Tkllnt;s.
I "The construction work on the
hlKhwiiy is only partially done
mud there is a considerable dls
. lance where travel is mndo over
clay holtoin a wood., hard but
i dusty surface In the summer time
':nnd a slippei-y.. dancerous, sticky
jniud In Ihe winter season.
"Local ' men . said thero were
; three ours ; in the ditch alone tin
I stretch of muddy highway and
llioy found their car crossways in
i the ruud several times In spile of
enroll!! iirivlmt. Cnless they ttet
a crush slnnc or fjrnvel surface on
thai ni w road within a short time
the highway will bo Impassable,
one man remarked.''
11.
-(fl1) Pat Sullivan went to the
jail "afoot and alone" lust.
I niKht. and asked to be locked up.
KLAMATH BASIN HAS
MUCH RAIN AND SNOW
TAl.l.'VT !,. ,11..,. ! I - Vs-iil 1 I ' I'l, " "
Dorothy DodKC was back in I 'M'l'lcjjalo. . (
school Monday afler several days. ' I. !'. Kslcs Had as KucKisjc,y
absent on account of illness. at dinner In Honor ol .Mr. l-.sics
Dr. Coddard of Klamath Kalis ; "' m 'M'' 'Usullivin slid he ha.l been drinl-- KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Dec.
s.enl Ihe wcek.cnd Willi his pal-iMr. and Mrs. Ilackler and Dudley! - he ha.J b..l lnnl. ( Tuesday nittht the
.nis. Mr. and Mrs. Cnddard f : . in,; cmined heal for five Ws and l Kunmt1 ,Mlil, ha(1 ,.(,'eivt.(
the Wau-n.-r creek dislrlct. .Vale Hamilton has returned; "i'l not feel Rood. He said he inches of rain and snow was lyins
Mrs. I'ow.'rs and daughter, Kli-1 from a two works' visit in Port-! tholluht Jail was the best pitlee for j on the surrounding hills and moun
nor. eni'Mlalned at dinner Sunday bind. . . I him. I lulns.
mo-
Quick Justice in Slaying
of Agent During Search
for Whiskey Woman
Wields Gun.
He was a nephew of ,1. 1'. MoiKiin. nea.o section hero last nlithl.
Was June Urkle. ' Ibadley, Payne coui
Mrs. Itluelow hnd been vlsitillff sheriff, said murder chaises wo
friends In New York tho last two
i be filed UKailisl both
weeks. She was married last June:hl wife today at Stillwater,
county
mi Id
Vouiik hikI
U!Hl
bi'oihor and family.
..Miss Kdna Alt'rritt is nt MorrJH
for n time, helping hor hroiht-i1, in
(lit posloffice (liirinct the l)u-y
time. Hhe will return an soon ns
lifi V(H'k In completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gilchrist and
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Haines of Ev
erett, Wash., were week end pue.ts
at the Mi.ple home. Mr. CJiU'hrlst,
is a son and Mr. Knine.s a npphcv : PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 11. (A)
of Mrs. Maple. I , wlin. nn n . (,
.irs. tnauncey, wno nns neon in
Ordinance Is Climaxed By
Blow in Council Chamber
Dunne Quiis As Fac
tional Leader. ' i
to Albert H. HlKelow. now u Rrad
uate student at Harvard and a for
jnor Harvard hot key pluyer.
The Htudio at the Hotel dn Ar
tistes, in which tho shooiiiiK oe
.urred was that or Htnnley Mor
timer, Jr., who said ho had met
Crosby in n Iarln Cafe five yearfl
uro, nm that Crosby sometimes
used his npartment when in New
York, ile described Crosby as a
poet.
1 le said that Crosby phoned
him yesterday afternoon nskinK
for use of the apartment and that
he had filven his consent. Crosby
arrived with Mrs. lllpolow shortly
a ft er wa id . When Mortimer re -turned
about :15 last niht, he
found the door locked and bolted
(ml rereivlnir no answer to his
other officials Indicated plans al
ready had been made to put the
cune before the courts speedily.
UuLlcr and Danhour, accompan
ied by Dave- Humphrey, deputy
sheritf, ' went., t. Yuujiig's home
last niKht. Humphrey, fearinR he
miffht be recoKnlzed, left the house
and soon after his departure Dan
hour said, the federal agents asked
for a pint of whisky.
When the negro produced the
for several months. Is not improv
ing as rapidly as her friends wish.
The K. H. Ctleason home Is under
fliii.ranlihe on account of little
Bobby 1 1 Oakland having scarier
fever. The patient Is getting along
favorably.
Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Merrritt went
J. Mcpherson, secretary of the
Retail Merchants' and Grocers' 1
association, administered by Jo- '
seph K. Dunne, state senator,
climaxed on hour's wrangling over I
I 'oi'l land's new milk law and !
brought about the abdication of i
Dunne -us Icador of the raw milk I
to Men-ill Sunday and returned : faction
Monday. While there they attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Georgo Wil
son. Howard Mayfield left Sunday for
his cattle range at Klamath muesli,
to remain until the holiday season.
Tho Golden Link .JJJUle elass or:
tho Christian class meets Friday
with Mrs. Victor Hursell.
Joe Johnson, who had the mis
fortune to break his arm while
running. Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. George M. Davis underwent
liquor. Danhotir continued, he was J an operation at the Sacred Heart
served with a warrant for his ar
rest. Young, he said, snatched at
the bottle, in an effort to destroy
it, and during the scuffle between
Danhour and the negro, llutler
entered another room, where he
found Mrs. Young.
ItiHler Shot
Danhour siiid he heard a shot
ringing, notified the superlnten- and a moment later Butler fell to
dent, who furred an entrance. The tne floor near the doorway, where
bodies were then found. i he died almost instantly.
Find Radiogram. Young also fired, Danhour said.
In Crosby's pocket the police ano tne federal man fell to his
found n wallet containing $523.75, kn,.es. w-iin a bullet througu his
a visiting card reading. ' Harry i side. Alter he had been shot.
I'i nsbv. 1!) Rue do Lillle, Paris." i Danhour said, he attempted to
and a radiogram addressed to , haw his own gun but the woman Ration district, laid off two days
him nboard the steamship Mau-.cume to the door of the room and ! 1st week to prepare some turkey.
r..i.mia and dated Nov. 18. It fired at him. wounding him in the ! for the Farmers Exchange pool.
The quarrel last night between
Dunne and McPhcrson came im
mediately after Dunne threatened
to Ue the ordinance up in court for
months unless the group he
represented is allowed to make
some changes In.the law. ' ' '
"It is a piece of political trick
ery," McPherson declared. ;
"If there is anybody engaged In
political trickery, It Is you," roared
Dunne advancing across the floor
of the city council chamber..
A few more words followed and
Dunne's smack on McPherson's
face echoed through the room.
Dr. R. 1. lienson, city bacteri
ologist, then look up the quarrel
and challenged Dunne. "Hit mo,
you coward," lienson roared, but
others present succeeded in quiet
ing the row.
kicks..: c-kkkic. ore.. ec. ii KLAMATH FOREMAN TO
tNpE.) -.Mrs. iironi jack is visit- .
lnB her brother In Washington. , RECOVER FROM BLOW
Mrs. Oihson Is assisting with the j
housework in her absence. KLAMATH H-AI.1.S. Dre.. n. e.
been i 11 a, phvali.i,.n ,ih ih,.m
hospital Ihe first of the week, and
Is reported as Kettlni? nlons favor
ably at this writing.
REESE CREEK
il :
Klroy Jackson, who
working for the Eagle
has
I'oint Ir-i-
'woolil recovef.
llutler formerly was secretary lo
rend: , ; snouaicr. .
"Cable C.eorge when you arrive Police officers, hearing the fr
nnd where I cun telephone you , Ing entered the house and arrested
Immedlalely. Am Impatient. the negro and his wife. Danhour
(Signed) "Josephine." was rushed to' a hospital where It
Crosby's mother In the former' was said that, although his condi-
llenrletta M. Crew, ll sister of tne ' non was serious, no prnnnniy
late Mrs. .1. 1'lerpont Morgan
At ihn time of Ills marriage, Cros
by was engaged in the bunking j former Congressman YV. II. Spioul
business. Ills wife had been di- of Kansas.
voiced In February, 1922. fromj
lllcrril It. ronnoiry, ot iminn
couniy. New York, and has two
children by her first marriage.
Shortly after their mnnince.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby went to J'nrls
where they subsequently made
their home. They were the pro
prietors of the lllack Sun press
on Hue Cnrdlnule, 1'nrls. which
bus published works by Jiimes
Joyce and lOngene Joins, who wns
an associate of Crosby on Ihe. staff
nf "Transition," described as "an
International iiiiarterly for crea
tive experiment."
Slurs Kuffocntiil.
Crosby, who bad an Independent
income, lit one time explained he
IN ALL-DAY SERVICE
RICKS K CUKKK, Ore., Dec. II.
i ( Spl. The Monday school lesso:i
for next Sunday h;is to do wliH
"The Christian Spirit In Industry."
and is found in Deut. l' 1 : 1 4 -1 :
Kph. 6: r-li ; I. Tim. G:17-l:i.
The golden text Is as follow:
"As ye would that men should di
! to you, do ye also to them like
made his home in Varls because wise." (Iuke 0:31.)
"In America the stars are all suf- There will be r,n all-day service
forated Inside." nnd because he next Sunday, December Kth. wi'n
preferred "Perihelion to Aphelion." ' an'old-time basket lunch. Hev. II.
Ami. tic other reasons he irave Griffith will preach after the Su;i-
were that "bv living outside of day school session,' as usual, an li'-'K' ! moonshin
a u. veb !. n ( 111 rn. ! n f ter the ; it read I hn ti-nsnt'l ten :-A 1
Tmain for me the city of n thou-1 of the Federated church of t'en-
irni roint win take cnarge or ir.-
afternoon services. AH are welcome.
J, A. Woods has been helping H.
Ball prepare turkeys for the Farm
ers Kxchango pool.
M r. and M rs. ( . J. Cu mmnns
were seen In Med ford last Friday.
They expressed themselves as
pleased wilh the way the ltoese
Creek district Is improving.
f ran ilma Robertson nt tended
prayer meeting at tho schoolhouse
last Wednesdny night. She report
a good altendancae and much gooil
being accomplished.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. AVoodH wer
in Medford Friday to sec Han ta and
pay a visit to toyland.
I Mr. and Mrs. Orhy Davidson at
tended church in Kale Point Sun
day. December Kth.
.lames Roschcj-ry hns completed
a front porch on his residence th t:
prcatly improves the properly a:;
well as making for more cornfo.:.
that Fred Ross, labor foreman,
would recover from a severe blow
on the head he received yesterday
when Ihe elevator used In connec
tion with the construction of n
btilldfnir fell on him.
W TXT TT' I 4l
and and one nlKhts," nnd that
"rivers of suicide nre more Invlt
inc than the prairies of pros
perity." Mortimer, in whose npnrtment
the shooting took place, is n por
trait painter n Princeton gradu
ate and n member of th ex lu
iv rlnb In New York
KI.AMATH FAM.H, Ore., Doe.
11. iJPi Forty-three (jallons of al.
& will never see a
flask. Officers (Trnbbed this con
sliinmen; of Ibiuor n fi-w miles
north of the California .-date line
last nluht. Claudo HhoWn and .1
C. Heck were arrtsted nnd thnir
automobile 'confiscates.
the most welcome
gift of all , . . a
Bulova Watch
Most welcome because SI IK
knows tlut the liulnva you
give will ulwayi retain its
charming beauty its unfail
ing accuracyantl dependability!
REESE CREEK RESIDENT
IS REPORTED VERY ILL j
! CENTRAL POINT P.-T. A.
I
HEARS MRS. LORANCE
I!i:i:sK CRKKK, Ore.. Dee. II.
(Special.! The many friends of
W. II. lJennis. who for several
years was director of the Heese
District No. 47 nnd
ItlXIKVF.s TICKI.INfJ TllltOXT.
MIKVOI S ll ( KIM;
A drv tlcklinir thntut sets un A
constant irrit.-.llon nnd nervous I Creek school
h.n kinit that Is both useless and ; considered one of the best dlrec
harmful. Il hurls Ihe air tubes j ,,., ,,e district ever hud. will re-
rn::r,'.,hv'r,.r?ir ., parn tUnh9 ",,on vry
and Ti.r U Immedlntelv beneficial. wlt'' lnunn(a.
as It put n no!htn dr-mulcent ll W),H '"unl necessary to re
ratlnc on the dry Irritated mir- ! move him to the Community hi.s
f.wei. relieving at fnce th ticklimt pital In Mdford where It i under
Ihat eau. the harmful rtUtresinn I tood there Is Utile chance for. his
rniiKh. Mildly laxative, no opiates.
plra-ant ly fedallvp. Accent no J '
snbMliute. Fur sale nt Jnrmln A
t'en
I A h land Local lodge Af Klks
extensively improved lodge rooms.
rrcNTKAL POINT. Ore.. Dee. 11
(Spl. P.-T. A. met Friday af ter
noon wlih a wood attendance. Ruby
Lorance. nation;! committee wom
an, was present nnd gave an inter
est! tin nnd Instructive udhes. M-.
Lorance Is npendiriK the winter m
(imnlo I'asrt. where a number of
the P.-T. A. ladle h:td the pleasure
of meeting her nt the cnnnrej. or
mothers recently held there. Fo
lowlntt the- address, r"fieshmenis
were served.
I turns Construction underway
on Pondosn Hotel bulldlnR.
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