REAL “SK Y PILOT” LEADS
AIR RACE
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
A shland
D aily
T idings
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, <9 9
VOL. XLIII
NUMBER 34
HAM PS
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caped u n h u rt,
i w recked.
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C incinnati won to day's gam e
4 and th e w orld's cham pionship
4 for 1919 b ya final score of 10
$ t o 5.
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(By th e U nited P ress)
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.— It was do or
die fo r both clubs when th e Sox
an d th e Reds sta rte d th e eighth gam e
of th e series.
A fter com ing from behind when
even th e ir stau n ch est su p p o rters had
abandoned hope, the Sox a re today
face to face w ith th e ir big opportu-
nity.
They m ust win today or see th e ir
gam e stan d in hostile R edland go
for n aught.
On th e o th er hand th e gam e is also
a crisis for th e Reds.
E ller is recognized as th e rock on
which th e ir hopes of th e title rest.
The Sox w ere acclaim ed to th e
echo when they appeared on th e field
a t 12:50. The Reds got a sp la tte r
of applause.
C incinnati s ta rte d scoring in the
first when R ath popped out, D aubert
singled, Groh singled and Rousch
doubled, scoring D aubert. Then D un
can cam e th ro u g h
w ith a double,
scoring Groh and Rousch.
Jam es th en relieved W illiam s, but
th e scoring was not ended, for Kopf
w alked and R arid en singled, scoring
D uncan. A to ta l of fo u r runs.
In th e second th e R eds m ade a n
o th e r on G roh’s single and R ousch’s
double.
Jackson, for Chicago, m ade a hom e
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ru n in th e th ird , th e first of th e
series. This, how ever, left th e Reds
o n th e long end of a five to one
score a t th e end of th e th ird .
T he Cincy’s picked up a n o th e r in
th e fifth and in th e sixth added th re e
giving them th e heavv end of
m ore , g i v i n g in e n i m e u e a v y e n u u i
a nine to one score a t th e beginning
of th e seventh.
At th e end of th e eighth th e score
stood 10 to 5 in favor of C incinnati,
th e Reds gettin g one run over in th is
spasm w hile th e Sox cam e back
Btrong in th e ir h alf w ith fo u r ru n s
on a series of h its and some wobbly
fielding.
The
m achine
was
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(By th e U nited P ress.)
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 9.— C harging
d istrib u tio n of u n fa ir propaganda,
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leaders of th e steel s trik e to d ay pro-
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tested a g ain st alleged
n of P
handbills in which th e strik e rs w ere
urged to collect th e benefits duel
them from strik e h ead q u arters.
Union heads declare these pam-
phletS WCre d istrib u ted by o p erato rs
f f n r rt t tn
r o a a t t fr
ir tiiv n
in a fra n tic c effo
to r cre
friction
betw een th e strik e rs and th e ir lead
ers.
S trik e h e a d q u a rte rs here announc
ed th a t m any foreigners, in som e dis
tric ts, a re storm ing th e union offices
of th e ir d istric t leaders in com pli
ance w ith th e c irc u la rs’ request
The situ a tio n
here rem ains un
changed.
(By th e U nited P ress.)
HOISINGTON, K ans., Oct. 9, -Two
,
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w ere killed and a score in ju re d in
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a to rn ad o sw eeping th is tow n ,_x.
late
yesterday.
The property dam age is estim ated
at a q u a rte r of a m illion dollars.
F ifty residences w ere w recked
and a whole block of business estah -,
lishm ents ro.od
razed,
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(By th e U n ited P re ss)
GARY, Ind., Oct. 9.— Censorship
of news of m ilita ry activ ities in th e
C alum et steel s trik e zone, now un
d e r m a rtia l law , has been established
by o rd e r of G eneral W ood.
D isp atch es re g a rd in g ra id s and a r
rests w hich th e m ilita ry au th o rities
m ake m u st be su b m itted to Colonel
NEW YORK Oct 9
The e n tire M aples, G en eral W ood ord ered .
w a te rfro n t was tied up today by an I He said th is step is ta k e n to p re
u n au th o rized s trik e of longshorem en. vent ra d ic a l a g ita to rs in o th e r p a rts
G overnm ent officials estim a te th a t of th e c o u n try from learn in g the!
fift th o u san d a re out and itjis ¡n ti_ m oves th e governm ent ta k e s to curb
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m ated th a t an em bargo on' tra n s - th e ir a c tiv itie s.
A tlantic fre ig h t will be necessary if
th e s trik e continues.
Still Better
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.— P re si
dent W ilson spent one of th e most
com fortable n ig h ts he has yet had
and is a p p aren tly im proved, Secre-
ta ry T um u,ty announced today.
The • p re sid e n t’s condition is )m-1
P a v in g slow ly, Drs. G rayson and
S titt announced.
“ W hile tb e re is no m aterial
change in th e p resid e n t’s condition,
th e sliSbt im provem ent noted yester-.
day continues,
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ♦
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Next T hursday the Daily Tid-
<§> m an u fa ctu rers and jobbers of
4 the sta te of Oregon will be Ash-
4 la n d ’s guests. They come on
<$> a “ Home P ro d u c t” tra d e excur-
4 sion. It is hoped th a t all stores
<•> will fea tu re Oregon Products
4 in th e ir window displays during
Q> all of next week.
■•> Nevt T hursday th e Daily Tid-
4 ings will issue a specially fea-
4 tu re d “ Hom e P ro d u c ts” edition
<$> and supply each of th e visitors
4 w ith a copy. We hope to m ake
4 th e issue cred itab le and ask all
4 of o u r a d v e rtise rs to specially
4 fea tu re Oregon Home P roducts
4 in th e ir adv ertisin g ru n n in g on
<s> th e 16th.
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(By the United Press)
OAKLAND, Oct. 9.— " S trik e rs do
intend to arm them selves; we
» a not
re going a t the m a tte r along d iffer
en t lines,” said S ecretary Spooner of
4
the C entral L abor Council, refu tin g
4
a sta te m e n t before th e city council
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yesterday when it was said m em bers
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of the L abor Council would arm
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them selves if th e police continued
4
to club strik e sym pathizers.
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Spooner in tim ated th a t the “ dif
4
feren t lines” would be an attem p t
4
to get aid from th e C arm en’s In te r
♦ national.
4 4 : 1 He said th e L abor Council had de
cided to urge all affiliated with th'-
council to w ithdraw th e ir deposits
4
from all banks except th e Bank of
4
Italy, and added th a t 65 labor o r
4
ganizations and th e ir m em bers will
4 do this.
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PUM PKINS ON PEACH TREE.
COTTAGE GROVE— George Tee
te rs evidently had heard of th e fa
m ous banging gardens and is try in g
to copy them . Because he did not
have room in his garden for a pum p
kin vine, he has tra in ed it up over
trellisw o rk and into a peach tree.
It now has th re e pum pkins of good
size hanging from it. His neigh
bors a re b e ttin g th a t the vine will
not be able to hold the pum pkins up,
while he is b e ttin g th a t it will.
Mr. T eeters is raisin g th re e crops
th is year from his garden. The first
two were of rye and the th ird is of
garden tru ck . In th e ground he
planted radishes on for his th ird
crop he now has a fo u rth crop of
w in ter cabbages.
Plan Conference
On Child Welfare
YAKIMA, W ash., Oct. 9— The pro
gram fo r t h e child w elfare confer
ence of th e n o rth w e st, w hich opens
Today seem s to be convention day
(By th e U nited P ress.)
a th re e d ay session h ere tom orrow ,
in A shland. Not only is th e sta te
CHICAGO, Oct.
9. — U nsettled
W. C. T. U. in session here, b u t th e
O ctober 10, h a s been issued by Rev.
w e a th er Is in prospect for th e eighth
M others’
Congress
and P a ren t-
J . S. M a rtin , su p e rin te n d e n t of the
gam e of th e series, th e w eath er bu
T eachers’ association th a t is holding
W ashington. C h ild re n ’s Hom e F in d
reau today announced.
The rain,
a th re e d ays’ convention in M edford
ing society fo r th e Y akim a d istrict.
how ever, if it comes, will not be a
th is week a re convening in th e Aux-
Child w e lfa re w o rk ers from th is
Bteady dow npour, th e b u reau added,
iliary hall in th is city, th e guests of
s ta te , O regon, Id a h o , U tah and Mon
and probably will not be sufficient
th e A shland P a ren t-T ea c h e rs’ cirfcles.
ta n a will g a th e r here. All sessions
to in te rfe re w ith the game.
T hrough th e courtesy of the Med-
w ill be held in th e F irs t M ethodist
ch u rch .
ford circle the visiting delegates
(B y th e U nited P re ss)
C on sid erab le tim e will be devoted
were b ro u g h t up to A shland in au- n
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CHICAGO, Oct. 9.— The em battled
to a discussion, “ T he M issing L in k ,”
tom obiles and a re holding th e m orn- KCu VlOSS ^CdlS
baseb allers are back in Chicago and
w hich is u n d e rsto o d to be som e place
ing and a fte rn o o n sessions here. Aux-
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.— S enator
th e w orld series has been raised from
betw
een th e hom e and th e sta te
iliary hall has been filled w ith
SOlU IN IS l C 3 I *
th e slough of despond, in to which H itchcock ,the a d m in istra tio n leader, en th u siastic com pany of delegates
tra in in g school a t C hehalis.
it was forced by th e R eds’ early as- was called to the W hite House today, &nd visiting women w hose in te rest
Once m ore a re th e Red C ross
Ju d g e H a rc o u rt M. T aylor of the
sa u lt to th e dignity of a real stru g - and talk ed w ith S e c re ^ ry T um ulty, j Jn thg w elfare of th e children have C hirstm as Seals to a d o rn o u r holi- Y akim a co u n ty ju v en ile .court has
gle for th e title.
D em ocratic effo rts a re now cen- b ro u g h t them t0 these m eetin gS, and day Packages and lette rs. T he sale long been an ad v o cate of th e in sti
The Sox today enjoyed a d ifferent tere d tow ard b eatin g th e am end- havg Hstened w ith g rea t a tte n tio n to of th e seals which was o m itted last tu tio n of a boys’ farm , w here such
deference’ to th e Red Cross lads could be se n t and it is u n d e r
so rt of hom ecom ing. L ast «veek they m ents. T herefore th e re is no press- mogt in stru ctin g ta lks by Miss Ava y«a r
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J —•— drive,
—•” > will be stood th a t D r. G. A. Sheafe, now sup
retu rn ed from th e ir in itial invasion ing need for W ilson’s aid, H itchcock B. Milan, dean of th e School Hom e 1 ---■
and its
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bership
of R edland twice beaten, th e ir sp ir said.
Econom ics, O. A. C., who talk ed on resum ed D ecem ber 1 on a m ore com- e rin te n d e n t of th e W ash in g to n sta te
W hen th e question of reservations “ M alnutrition of School C hildren.” prehensive scale th a n ever before. hom e society, will advocate its e<>
it n e a r th e b reak in g point and in
disgrace
comes up, how ever, th e advice of the A very fam iliar face greeted th e Oregon s qu o ta is $44,260.
ta b lish m e n t in th e Y akim a valley in
It was a d ifferent crew which ar- i president will be required.
women of A shland a t th e m orning
P lans a re u n d er way for m aking stead of w a itin g in d efin itely for the
rived th is m orning.
The fighting
Said th e dem ocrats are not yet seggion This was Miss Allen, Jack- th e cam paign as fa r reaching and of sta te to p ro v id e such a place.
edge has been renew ed and th e Sox ready to accept reserv atio n s to save son co u n ty ’s first county h e a lth as m uch value as possible both from
S. M. G ilb ert will preside a t the
a re ready for th e death im pending th e tre a ty , adding:
The c lo s in ;
nurse, who was cordially welcomed th e education and financial stan d - opening conference.
stru g g le.
I “ If tbe Present delay develops into hefe again and whQ gaye a splendid points. The s ta te will be organized m eeting on S u n d ay evening will ’>e
The old punch th a t carried them a filib u ster we will tak e steps to talk Qn thg position of th e county by counties and in th e several th a t a g re a t rally , a t w hich Dr. G. W. Mc
th ro u g h th e A m erican League s e a - , bead it o ff.”
n u rses th ro u g h o u t th e sta te . Miss Mr. D orris has alread y visited he has L aren of O regon will speak » a
son has been resu rrected , Cicotte has
Pool, th e county hom e dem onstra- m et w ith h e a rty and e n th u sia stic re “ W a sh in g to n ’s D e lin q u en t and N ear-
D elinquent G irls.”
come back and the boys are h ittin g 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 tion agent, also explained h er work sponse.
A survey of th e sta te shows th a t
A m ong Y ak im a sp e a k e rs "on tho
again.
4 LABOR EN LISTS MOY IE 8 TO 4 jn Jackson county. The visitors
th
e
re
are
a
t
all
tim
es
6500
open
p
ro
g ram a re Mrs. C. A. V arney, sta te
The Reds, too, a re in a fighting •
H E L P IN “ CAMPAIGN” 4 w ere tak e n to th e Senior High school
cases
of
tuberculosis
in
Oregon.
T
w
o
1
p
resid
e n t of th e W ash in g to n P a re n t
m ood. T h eir overconfidence has
th is noon w here they w ere served a
h
u
n
d
red
and
tw
enty-four
Oregon
sol
T
e
a
c
h
e r’s a sso c ia tio n , Mrs. J. D.
m elted away, and th e re is going to
LONDON. — (By M a il.) — L abor luncheon by th e dom estic science
diers w ere discharged a fte r being in• I N ichols, co u n ty s u p e rin te n d e n t Of
be a real b a ttle when th e team s tak e propaganda pills w ith C harlie Chap- tea c h e r and h er class,
th e service less th a n th re e m onths, schools, a n d Dr. C. E. K eeler.
lin jam to tickle th e palate, is the
th e Held today.
cn account of tuberculosis and 300.
schem
e
of
th
e
Liverpool
electrical
It looks like E ller and W illiam s as
w ere rejected by th e local board. T h e ' P H T H IS IS CLINIC OCTOBER 11.
tra
d
e
union
and
the
local
tra
d
e
coun
th e pitchers.
association is now em ploying tw o spe
SPO KA NE, W ash., Oct. 9— In an
cil, which propose calling th e movies
cial
nurses
who
a
re
devoting
th
e
ir
tic
ip a tio n of th e N a tio n a l T u b ercu
to
th
e
ir
aid
in
electioneering.
THE FINAL STRAW
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct
9.—
Fol-
e
n
tire
tim
e
to
th
e
care
of
these
dis
losis
a sso c ia tio n ’s cam p aig n to stam p
The
two
bodies
a
re
considering
the
(By th e U nited P ress.)
charged
men.
The
nam
es
of
th
e
m
en
construction
of
a
tra
d
e
union
movie
lowing
a
re
m
a
rk
e
t
qu
o
tatio
n
s:
out
tu
b erc u lo sis, w hich begins im
SPOKANE, Oct. 9.— W hen F ra n k
visited
w
ere
fu
rn
ish
ed
to
th
e
Oergon
palace
a
t
a.cost
of
$125,000,
in
which
EGGS—
E
x
tras,
73c.
m
ediately
a f te r th e R ed Cross seal
L avigne b ro u g h t his “ a ffin ity ” dis
HOGS—
Top,
14
%
c.
i
association
by
th
e
surgeon
general.
sale,
th
e
tra
v e lin g clinic and exhibit
guised as a nurse to live w ith him economic text-books and th e powers
POULTRY—
B
roilers,
37c;
h
en
s.'
A
trem
endous
fig
h
t
a
g
ain
st
tu
b
e
r-
of
th
e
W
ash
in g to n T u b ercu lo sis as
as his wife, he added in su lt to in ju ry , I of debate will be reinforced by film s
POULTRY—
B
roilers,
32c;
hens,
culosis
is
to
be
w
aged
d
u
rin
g
th
e
sociation,
w
hich
h a s been to u rin g the
his real wife th o u g h t. She asks a depicting technical trad es, and the
com ing y ears by th e sta te and n a s ta te since Ju ly 1, w ill be b ro u g h t to
divorce.
developm ent of th e lab o r m ovem ent. 37c.
CATTLE— Top steers, 1 0 % c.
tional tuberculosis associations. The Spokane co u n ty fo r six days and will
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The p rom oters recognize th a t
w ork of these o rganizations is fi- be in S pokane, S a tu rd a y , O ctober 11,
REPEAL RECIPROCITY’
.p propaganda
ro p ag a n d a alone will not fill
f ill the
th e
HOGS— Hop, 14% c.
(B v th e U nited P re ss)
building, but w ith th e assistance of
SH E E P — Ewes, 7c; w ethers, 9c; nanced chiefly by th e sale to f Red u n d e r th e auspices of th e A nti-T u
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. — The C harlie C haplin film s, and o th e r pop-
lam bs. 10c.
Cross C hristm as seals. Of th e pro b ercu lo sis L eagoe o f S pokane coun
house today passed th e bill repeal- u la r “ m ovie s ta rs ,” it is considered
BARLEY— Spot feed, $3.00; ship- ceeds from th e Oregon sale 90 per ty of w hich Mrs. MY A. Phelps is
th o Canadian reciprocity act.
a sound business proposition.
, ping, $3.10.
cent will rem ain in Oregon
p resid e n t.
f,
FIGHI 10 BEAT
AMENDMENTS
ill AT BAIERS
CHEYE 1NNE,
Oct.
9.— C aptain
Sm ith in a D eH aviland F our, leader
of th e Sa a F rancisco s ta rte rs in the
a ir race, 1 a n d ed here th is afternoon.
(By th e U nited P ress)
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.— L ieu ten an t
CLEV ELAND, Oct. 9.— One of th e
M aynard, th e real “ sky p ilo t,’’ con
machinéis reported m issing, L ieu ten
tin u es to set th e pace in th e tra n s
a n t N ew m an, pilot, has landed here.
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co n tinental a ir race.
E astbound planes began leaving
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CLEVE’LAND, Oct. 9.— P lane 51
4 Salt L ake before 8 o’clock, and four
4
w
estbound,
in th e A ir Derby, fell into
have reached R aw lings, Wyo.
4 NOTICE TO CITY
L
ake
E
rie
several
m iles out of Ash-
4
SUBSCRIBERS 4 ,
L
ieu
ten
an
t
May-
tab
u
la
Ha»'bor,
according
to a w ire
OMAHA, Oct. 9.-
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less
from
a
C
anadian
Steam
ship com
4
The city c a rrie r route of The 4 n ard landed here a t 12:47 noon
pany
boat.
4 Daily T idings will h e re a fte r be 4 I
Both of th e occupants w ere res-1
<& handled by E lm er and Ira Ne- 4 | DES MOINES, la., Oct. 9.— Lieu-
cued
and a r e being b ro u g h t in.
4 ville. They will have e n tire <$> te n a n t M aynard, th e flying B aptist
4 charge of both delivery and col- 4 preacher, leading th e T ranscontinen-
NEW Y O RK , Oct. 9.— The sec
4 lections on th e c a rrie r routes. 4 tai A ir Derby, a rriv ed a t H erring
(B y t h e U nited P ress)
ond
day of th e 5400 m ile tra n sc o n
4 we sell them the papers from the Q Field, n e a r here, a t 10:54 a. m.
NEW
Y O R K , Oct. 9.— Policem en
tin
e
n
ta
l
aeria?
race
opened
w
ith
five
4 press. They m ust pay for th e 4 |
M aynard m ade th e 150 m iles from
sw
inging
th e i r clubs freely routed
4 papers w hether th e subscribers <$> Rock Island in 105 m inutes.
His of th e 62 c o n te s ta n ts e lim in a te d ,
sev
eral
h
u
n d r e d rad ic als last night
4 pay them or not, th erefo re it is <$>" plane soared in from th e east a t ter- th ro u g h accid en ts.
w
hen
th
e
la
t te r a tte m p te d to m arch
T h re e m isliap s resu lted in th e I
4 im p o rta n t th a t subscribers pay
rific speed, only slackening ju st be-
up
F
ifth
av
e n u e in p ro te st a g ain st
4 prom ptly. They will collect 4 fore the descent, It alig h ted earily dfeath of th r e e a v ia to rs and in ju ry
th
e
R
u
ssian
blockade.
to one. In a d d itio n to five planes
4 weekly subscriptions on S atu r- 4 and lightly.
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which crash ed , th re e a re officially re-
4 . d ays and m onthly subscriptions 4
PIT T SB U R G H , Oct. 9. — Two
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.— C aptain Dray- ported m issing.
4 from the first to th e te n th of 4
s
trik
e rs w e re sh o t a n d several in
F orty-seven p la n e s left New York
4 each m onth. F o r all paid-in- 4 ton, piloting plane 47, landed here a t
ju
re
d
w hen th e s ta te police charged
4 advance subscriptions we pay 4 11:49 a. m. This was th e second fo r San F ra n cisc o and fifteen s ta rte d
a
mob
w hich a tta c k e d a negro w ork
from San F ra n cisc o for New Y ork.;
4 them m onthly until the sub- <$> plane arriv in g from th e east.
m
an
a
t
th e p la n t of th e Am erican
The ru les pro v id e for a flight
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4 scriptions expire.
Steel
and
W ire com pany a t Donora,
LOCKPORT, N. Y„ Oct. 9.— Lieu- across th e c o u n try and back, with
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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS. 4
n
e
a
r
here.
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way in a rain sto rm
e n ro u te from tro l s ta tio n ,” an d no n ig h t flying.
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R ochester to B uffalo and landed in L ie u te n a n t M aynard, know n as the
a field in th e south end of th is city “ flying p a rso n ,” th e “ sky p ilo t” who
today. In s ta rtin g again his plane won th e recen t New Y ork-T oronto a ir
failed to clear the apple o rch ard and race, won th e first d ay ’s honors,
crashed to th e ground. Sm ith and
He flew from New York to Chicago
C orporal N u tter, his passenger, es- in 9 h o u rs,' 29 m inutes.
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here openly defying th e police, 4
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and m ore frequent, a call for 4
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Want Handy Wife?
Well, Here She Is!
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LONDON. — (By M ail.)-—If you
w an t a com plete wife come to E ng
land.
She can be supplied w ith o r w ith
out frills, according to taste. But
sh e ’ll be efficient.
The E nglish girl is not so satisfied
w ith herself as she used to be. Com-
netition begot by th e w ar has shown
her th a t she lacked m any accom
plishm ents. • So now sh e’s going back
to school. She’s determ ined to know
¡ill th e th in g s a wife should know.
The idea originated w ith th e
K haki college which was established
to tra in the fu tu re wives of C ana
dian soldiers in th e w ider know ledge
o r dom estic science dem anded by life
overseas. The girls m ade them selves
so efficient th a t th e C anadian sol
diers had everybody envying them ,
and now th e rest of the E nglish girls
a re following suit.
Schools a re being onened to tra in
gii Is in th e special branches of do
m estic work necessitated by the call
ing of th e ir fu tu re husbands. The
curriculum includes:
D airying, care of p oultry, g ard en
ing. beekeeping, house upholstery,
firs t aid, in fa n t care, dressm aking,
em broidery, hom e n u rsing, boot re
pairing, house planning, physiology,
tailo rin g , e n te rta in in g , conversing,
mu h e, ta ste in dress.
In addition th ey will be ta u g h t to
do all those unexpected odd jobs
which crop up in a household. They
will know w hat to do if th e electric
light fuses blow out. They will know
th e rem edy fo r frozen w ater pipes.
(Special to The T idings)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.— Oct. 9.—
Im m ediate a rb itra tio n of the steel
s trik e was proposed to th e in d u stria l
conference today by P resident Com
pere of the Am erican F ederation of
L abor. He suggested th a t the con
ference appoint an a rb itra tio n board
to m ediate th e strik e, and the s trik
ers re tu rn to work pending a s e ttle
m ent.
U nder G om pers’ plan each group
in th e conference would nam e rep
resen tativ es to compose th e board
The proposals of th e labor group
include:
The flg h t to organize and b a r
gain collectively.
The rig h ts of “ freedom of speech,
of th e press, and of assem blage.”
The rig h ts of em ployers to o rg an
ize into associations tc. barg ain col
lectively.
T hat th e eight h our day, one day
of rest in seven and th e “ S aturday
half holiday be encouraged.”
O vertim e to be discouraged, but
when necessary to be paid a t th e rate
of tim e and one-half.
E qual pay for women for equal
work.
P rohibition of im m igration for two
years a fte r
peace is ratified , and
regulation th e re a fte r to keep down
th e flow so it shal lnot “ exceed, the
n a tio n ’s ability to assim ilate and
A m erican ize” th e newcom ers.
The “pu b lic” group presented a
resolution providing for a national a r
b itra tio n board to be appointed jo in t
ly by congress and th e president,
and including all ex-presidents.
S ecretary of Labor W ilson’s plan
for a labo ra d ju stm e n t board in
each in d u stry was presented.
The resolution which th e public
group presented provides th a t em
ployers shall recognize the rig h t to
organize.
A renort th a th e em ployers group
w ould not be ready to present any
proposals before tom orrow caused
Gom pers to p o rtest. He said the
com m ittee of fifteen could not act in
telligently until th e views of all
groups were before it.
M embers of th e em ployers group
declared th a t th e rules w ere respon
sible for th e delay.
A. A. L andon, a m em ber of the
public group .proposed a th re e
m o n th s’ national labor tru ce, im m e
diately term in a tin g all strik es and
lockouts.
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KING YVILL RATIFY
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.— R atifica
tion of th e peace tre a ty by K ing
George is im inent, it is stated here,
inasm uch as notice of ratificatio n has
been received from all th e B ritish
dominions.