MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TOTTERING
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ASHLAND C
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L I I- M M A
ASHLAND
A T T E E, .
WITHOUT THE AID OP
MEDICINE, CURES NINE
CASES OUT OP TEN OP
ASTHMA.
VOLUME
1
D aily T idings
Successor to The Serai-W eekly
T idings.
Voi. 43.
m a l a r ia CANNOT SUR-
\ IV E T H R E E MONTHS IN
T H E P U R E OZONE AT
ASHLAND. T H E P U R E
DOM ESTIC W A T E R H E L PS.
ASHLAND OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919
N EMBER Tf.
ERATORS AND MINERS BREAK
OFF NEGOTIATONS-U. S. STEPS
Government May Seize
and Operate Mines
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(B y th e U nited P re ss )
W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 28.— D rastic
(B y th e U nited P re s s )
a c tio n by th e g o v e rn m e n t to get th e
B R O W N SV IL L E . T exas, Nov. 28.—
coal m in es ru n n in g is expected before
F o rc e s u n d e r G e n e ral O bregon a re
th e end of th e w eek.
(B y the United P ress)
fig h tin g in th e City of Mexico w ith
) \ i t h th e w est in th e g rip of a
\\ ASHING TON ,
Nov.
28.— The
C a rra n z a tro o p s, a c c o rd in g to in fo r­
blizzard w hich seem s a b o u t to sw eep
g o v ern m en t today s ta rtl'd a cam p aig n
m a tio n received h e re today.
to f r u s tr a te Red C h ris tm a s ” p lo ts
e a stw a rd , th e coal o p e ra to rs a n d re p ­
C a rra n z a , a c c o rd in g to th e s e a d ­
ot th e B olsheviki in A m erica.
re s e n ta tiv e s of th e s tr ik in g m in e rs
vices, h a s been forced to leav e th e
h a v e b ro k en up th e ir jo in t c o n fe r­
P ublic o ffic ia ls in m any p a rts of
c a p ita l am i ta k e re fu g e in Q u e re ta ro ,
( H R AGO, Nov. 2S.— B itu m in o u s
th e c o u n try have been w arn ed to
ence, bein g u n a b le to a g re e on a
3 40 m iles n o rth w e s t o t Mexico City.
coal c o n su m e rs of th e m id d le west
i w age in crease.
s c ru tin iz e a ll C h ristm a s p ackages
G e n e ral G onzales is said to be d i­
ca refu lly .
T he c a b in e t will c o n sid e r th e m a t­ to d ay s ta r te d te a r in g dow n th e ir coal
re c tin g th e C a rra n z is ta forces d e ­
bin s to use as fuel.
t e r to m o rro w .
A cting w ith th e d e p a rtm e n t of j u s ­
fe n d in g th e c a p ital.
W ith th e firs t real sn o y sto rm of
F e d e ra l o p e ra tio n of th e m in es is
tice, p o sto ffice d e p a rtm e n t officials
It is fe a re d C a rra n z a ’s fall is only
a re ta k in g every p re c a u tio n to in te r
one p o ssib ility , a lth o u g h th is is c o n ­ th e y e a r c o v e rin g th e C e n tra l W est
fi m a tte r of h o u rs.
e in s ta te s w ith a b la n k e t m any r e ­
sid
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e p t bom bs th a t m ay be sent th ro u g h
(B y th e U nited P re ss)
(B y th e U nited P re ss )
it is e m p h a size d , w ould face th e sam e p o rts a re received of p e rso n s razing
th
e m ails w ith C h ristm a s packages.
W ASH IN GTON. Nov. 28.— M exi­
PH O E N IX , A riz., Nov. 28.— T he
d iffic u lty in g e ttin g th e m in e rs to re- ‘ o u th o u se s to use th e lu m b e r for co sh o u ld be given 2 4 h o u rs to re ­
Secret service a g e n ts began to su s­
Hood w a te rs a re rec e d in g h e re to d ay
tu rn to w ork t h a t th e o p e ra to rs a re wood.
th a t
th e “ R e d s”
lease C o ...........
n su la r A gent uvurviiib,
J e n k in s , nvilH-
Sena- pect w eeks ago
rn .rt
.
a f te r re a c h in g
th e
s ta te
c ap ito l
u n a b le to overcom e.
e sn o w sto rm w hich covered th e to r A s h u rs t, d e m o c ra t, to d a y de-i hoped to sta g e a tio ttie r d y n a m ite out
g ro u n d s an d se v e ra l e th e r se ctio n s
M ore legal a c tio n by (he g o v e rn ­ a re a tro m C anada to A rizona and ■«dared. Should Mexico fail to com ­ ra g e d u rin g th e ho lid ay season.
ot th e city an d m a ro o n in g fifty fa m ­
T his suspicion has sin ce becom e a
m e n t w ould not get th e m in e rs to from C hicago to th e w estern slope ply. th e A m erican a rm y sh o u ld s ta r t
ilies of fa rm e rs e a s t a n d s o u th of
of th e S ie rra N e v a d a ’s, h a s d e m o r­ im m e d ia te ly fo r P u eb la and rele ase c e rta in ty in th e m inds of o fficials.
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alized w ire service a n d tied up tra in s. him , he ad d ed .
to m an y officials.
A sh u rst criticized
M elted m o u n ta in snow s com bined
T h e a tto r n e y g e n e ra l is u n d e rsto o d
th
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s
ta
te
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p
a
rtm
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n t’s h a n d lin g of
w ith a c lo u d b u rs t la st n ig h t d ro v e ,
to have evidence upon w hich to base
th
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M
exican
s
itu
a
tio
n.
th e S alt a n d A gua liv e rs o u t of th e ir
(B y th e U nited P re ss )
c rim in a l s u its a g a in s t sev eral le a d e rs
h an k s.
W ASH IN GTON, Nov. 28.— M exi­ in th e m in e rs ’ union.
W A SH IN GTON, Nov. 28 -A new
No lives a re re p o rte d lo st but p ro p ­
can s k illed J a m e s W allace, an A m e r­
n o te d e m a n d in g
d e ta ils
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e
will
he
c
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of th e
(B y th e U nited P re ss )
DES M OINES, Nov. 28.— A c o n fe r­
ican, n e a r T a n tic o , W ed n esd ay , ac­
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SAN FR A N C ISCO , No’v. 28.— W ith
c o rd in g 1« a b rie f d isp a tc h to th e ence ot g o v e rn o rs of b itu m in o u s coal
k in s, im p riso n ed a t P u eb la, will be
a c a rg o of ten th o u sa n d S c rip tu ra l
s ta te d e p a rtm e n t. T h e re a re no d e­ s ta te s will be held ¡n C hicago S unday,
sent to th e M exican g o v e rn m e n t to ­
p a m p h le ts p rin te d in fifty d iffe re n t
n tils. T his m ay m ak e th e M exican to d isc u ss s ta te o p e ra tio n of coal
d ay, it is a n n o u n c e d a t th e s ta te d e ­
la n g u a g e s. A v ia to r D avidson left to ­
m iles.
s itu a tio n tense.
p a rtm e n t.
d a y on a n o n -sto p flig h t to Los A n­
“ If th e re is no c h a n g e in th e W a sh ­
(B y th e U nited P ress)
T he s ta te d e p a rtm e n t will d em an d
geles.
in g to n s itu a tio n d u rin g th e d a y ."
(B y th e U n ited P re ss )
W A SH IN G T O N , N ov. 2 8 . - T h e In ­
th e evidence on w hich th e M exican
T h e so u v e n ir S c rip tu re s, sent by
G o v e rn o r H a rd in g of Iow a, m ad e
T O PE K A , K ans., Nov. 28.__ S ev­ g o v e rn m e n t b ases its c h a rg e th a t t e r n a t io n a l L a b o r C o n fe re n c e to d a y
(h e P acific ag ency of th e A m erican
th is a n n o u n c e m e n t.
e ra l h u n d re d v o lu n te e r coal d ig g ers J e n k in s falsified ju d ic ia l s ta te m e n ts , e le c te d A lb ert T h o m a «, f o r m e r m e m ­
B ible Society, will be received by th e
to d ay resp o n d ed to G o v e rn o r A llen ’s iis alleg ed in its reply to th e first b e r o f th e F re n c h p a r lia m e n t, a n d
a e ro p la n e B ible c o m m itte e fo r use
W A SH IN G TO N ,
N „v. 28.— An- a p p eal lo r m en
to
m ine coal in A m erican note, which dem an d ed his c o n s e rv a tiv e la b o r le a fie r, a s provi--
in v a rio u s c h u rc h e s and m issions on I
SA N Q U E N T IN
P R IS O N C a lif
’1° “ n c e n ie n t ()1 t h e ,1Pxt »n«,ve of th e s o u th e a s te rn K ansas.
io n a l d ir e c to r o f th e I n te r n a tio n a !
im m e d ia te release.
(B y th e U nited P re ss .)
S u n d a y — “ Bible S u n d a y .”
Nov. 28.— D eclarin g th ey need m oney ^ ),Vern‘n e n t m ,h e coal c risla m ay be
A llen
.te u d . e c la re d th e full pow er of
A ccording to th e M exican reply, L a b o r g o v e rn in g b o d y .
E a c h p am p h let -------
h e a rs -- a p h o to g ra p h
I AKIS, Nov. 28.— Should th e detn- m
• in
. te r s ititia l t ' ' T -
m o o re
re th
th a a n n o.<.v
th ey ,i
do u th . e ir
to ra o rro w o r Pm liaps l1" ' s ta te w ould be used to reliev e th e c h a rg e of falsify in g s ta te m e n ts
T h is
g o v e r n in g
b o d y , w h ich is
o f th e a e ro p la n e and th e in sc rip tio n »m-ats and re p u b lic a n s in th e U nit-
' <O ^h e ir lllte ’’s ititia l
<rio.,a„ «
—
.
u®s
Hie coal fam in e an d p ro te c t th e lives a n d not
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of
conniv
not th e c h a rg e of co n n iv an ce co m p o se d of r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f to m
“ A M essage from H e a v e n ”
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a t te
e s s s s e
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na
t e t fail
a i l t to
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w ritte
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a te
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F u uel
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d m in
in is tra to r G a rfie ld is g et- <>• th o se en g ag ed in e x e cu tin g th is w ith th e b a n d its who c a p tu re d
ml m a jo r am i e ig h t s m a lle r p o w e rs, will
Prom ise a g re e m e n t for ac ce p tan c e of seI1 th e ir
Z h e X s i Z a n " ig
h th e R°,V
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held him fo r ran so m , «are th e m ain h a v e a s its dut** th e c o lle c tio n find
th e peace
a ty w .„
ith . th
g u e of
leaee tre
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o ffe r
h H“ ,e fu se il
in tim a te w hat actio n
O th e r o ffe rs of a s sis ta n c e w ere re ­
p u b lic a tio n ot s t a t i s ti c s conc-ijriiliig
w ere re- g ro u n d s fo r J e n k in s ' im p riso n m en t.
N atio n s b e fo re th e reo p e n in g of con­ th o u sa n d d o lla rs fo r som e new ones s U d e T e n t" ’! l . T
t“ ’^ h«*'0 ’“ 1
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T “ “ KUtC
‘ m e n t will o b ta in i n te r n a t io n al s u b je c ts .
g ress, P re m ie r C lem euceau m ay go to
Tw o m en in O regon, one in N eva- n Pl
n
,, I>,Ofluct,on of ba8* kel1 I n s t>tute. th e e n tir e
football all th e evidence th e M exican gov-
t h e c o n f e re n c e o rd e re d th e gov-
A m erica to m ak e a d ire c t a p p e a l to da, an d one in C a lifo rn ia h a v e vol- e m - ? ?
' J * P,o te c te d hv th e s t |" a<1 o f K ansas U niversity an d th e e m in e n t possesses am i m ake a tli o r - • *', ni,lg ," '<lv
«’all a special In te rn a
th e people fo r r a tific a tio n of th e u n t ‘...............................
ee re d f ir v u iv
u a v « ^ ' vo’- g o v e rn m e n t. T h e g o v e rn m e n t will fifte e n
h u n d re d
s tu d e n ts
a t th e «-ugh in v e stig a tio n b e fo re m ak in g its “ tio ......
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n a l S e a m e n 's c o n fe re n c e a n d to
pact.
<Ung, how ever, that \ h r p r “ sond d o i’ m’eSent W ° fiteerin g by eith er O W * ’ S ta te A g ric u ltu ra l school.
co llect d a ta on th e e x p e rim e n t a n d
fin al decision and reply to Mexico.
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P riso n floe-! to rs o r m in e rs .”
o b s e rv a n c e o f th e 4 8 -h o u r w eek .
T his will ta k e sev eral days.
to is c a n n o t be m ed iu m s fo r such ex-
t * • v ,•
,
ch an g es.
Tt 18 belîeved tb e -g o v e rn m e n t will
WORKING ON MESSAGE
T he s ta te s ta te d e p a rtm e n t is now
He said he believes a g re a t d e a l
a t t ®” 1I’ti to get a s »,a »>’ m in ers
W A SH IN GTON, Nov. 28.
W
ilso
n
's
s
tu
d y in g Mexican law s in th e belief
Two hoboes w ere c a u g h t th is
g r e a t d eal a s p o ssib le back to th e m ines
m ,e essag
e w'*l
will Ko
go to c o n g re ss on De- th a t th e new M
of
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.Mexican
exican c . o n s titu tio n
m o rn in g a t th e cam p th is side of Hel-
c ia liz in g such o p e r a tio n s ' hut th-D 7 / ¡ J ? em p ro te e tlo n t b , ougli th e / e m b e r 2, th e second day of th e new p ro v id es sp ecifically th a t
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all cases
ln an s b a th s a f te r p ick in g up th e m ilk
session, it is s ta te d a t th e W h ite a g a in s t foreign d ip lo m a ts and con-
d o c to rs te a r it w ould resu lt in loss
_____
b o ttle s on th e porch om S. P e n n is to n ’s
llo u se . T he p re sid e n t is still w ork- s o la r o ffic ers a re w ithin th e ju ris -
ot p ro fe ssio n a l s ta n d in g w hich ho
h o u se on H elm an s tre e t. At an e a rly
*
TAMPA WAS SUNK
ing
on th e m essag e lm t ¡s expected d ictio n of M exican
fed e ra l c o u rts
sa id , is w o rth m o re th a n m onev
h o u r th is m o rn in g Mr. P e n n is tc n ’s
to have it co m p leted a n d read y fo r illegal.
d a u g h te r, Mrs. M ary B ro k er, saw tw o
(B y th e U nited P re ss )
(By the United Press.)
th e p r in te r th e last ot th e w eek.
i T his w ould m ak e th e a r re s t of J e n ­
HE MUST GO
m en com ing dow n th e s tr e e t, one of
W
A
SH
IN G TO N .
Nov
28.— T he
I ARIS, Nov. 28.— T h e su p re m e
T he m an w ho a tte m p te d to ntak
k in s illeg al.
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
w hom had a lo af of b rea d u n d e r his council to d a y decided th a t all ene-
U nited S ta te s
coast
g u a rd c u tte r
way
w ith th e Ford of Jo e M cM ahan
LADY NACY A W INNER
W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 21. - ^ - T he T am p a w as su n k by a G erm an s u b ­
a n n . T h in k in g th a t th ey m ight call my w a rsh ip s sh a ll he d e stro y e d ex-
last
night
is a s a d d e r but w iser in
(By th e U nited P re s s t
THE HIGHLAND ELIXG’S
a t h e r hom e fo r a h a n d o u t. Mrs. Bro- cept th o se to
be
tu rn e d o v e r to s u p re m e c o u rt by re fu s in g to re v ie w m a rin e on S e p te m b e r 26, I ills in
d
iv
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l
toilav,
as he reposes in (h r
PLYM OUTH. E n g la n d . Nov. 28.
THE THING IN ABER DEEN
n f t'L n'L m
th e W ,ndow to ,ook K rance 11,111 I ‘«>y in c o m p o n e sa tio n d ecisions of th e lo w e r c o u rts, up h eld th e B ritish ch a n n el w ith he e n tire
.........."
* N*nCy AstO1' 1,as been e le c t®‘l
A B E R D E E N — j Bv M a il.) — H igh- M edford b a s tile ru m in a tin g upon tin
th e conviction u n d e r th e e sp io n a g e c o m p lem en t of n t» o r-
n i te r th em a n d a rriv e d in tim e to see fo r th e ir w ar lo sses
way o| th e t ransgr<*ssoi and nursin'--
....... ..
it <» «<«,- ,»,.<> 1 « » , «
S h a ffe r of E v e re tt
o n e or th e m en scooping up tw o of
T h e council also dism issed th e dis- law of P a rk
th
e m any and se rio u s b ru ise s lie r e ­
th e d a il y a n n o u n c e d , by g m a jo rity of h u t “ ja z z in g ” is n ’t s u ite d to a kilt.
h e r m ilk b o ttle s w hich had been left tiib u tio n of m a te ria l a n d docks to
ceived from th e b a n d s o f th e ira te
T he .M arquis of A berdeen lias been
on th e steps. She im m e d ia te ly sum - be d e liv e re d by G erm an y as com pen-
o w n e r of th e sto len c a r.
a p p e a lin g to th e g irls h e re not to In*
m o n ed th e police a n d Geo. M. R obi- s a tio n fo r th e s in k in g of th e in te rn e d
As M cM ahan
cam e
out o f th e
led- in to th e “ p e rn e e c io u s” d an ces
son took up th e ch ase. T he m en G erm an fle e t a t Scapa F low
V ining th e a te r last ev en in g he saw
w hich hold sw ay in London tow n. He
w e re o v e rh a u le d am i id e n tifie d by
It a lso n o tifie d R o a m a n ia t h a t a
th e ta iliig h ts ot his c a r d isa p p e a rin :
d e p lo re s th a t form of d a n c in g an d is
. is. B io k e r a s th e ones w ho had reply to th e n o te h a n d e d h e r N ovem -
«¡own th e hill to w a rd th e P laza. Mc­
< ut fo r th e c o n tin u a tio n of th e good
f- olen h e r m ilk. T hey h a d d ra n k it, h e r 24 m u st he given th e a llie d rep -
M ahan c a u g h t sig h t of J. F. M ur­
old h ie la n ’ fling, w ith its crossed
lovvever, a n d had th ro w n aw ay th e re s e n ta tiv e s in B u c h a re st not la t e r
phy
ith m
his s c a r s ta n d in g ju
just
above
,
i '1*.' w
Wl«n
st ahov
b o ttle s .
Mr. R obison b ro u g h t th e
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sw ords, b a re kn ees, sp o rra n and k ilt u-
> .
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co m p le te
n,U Hn< 1,as,llv c a lled th e l a t t e r ’s at
m en up and
in c a rc e ra te d th e m in
SO C IA LTISTS T o “ S IT IN ”
• r\
,
.
te n tio n to th e rec e d in g c a r an d asked
th e city lockup.
D on’t ta k e my w ord fo r it." said hill,
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asK‘ ”
( By th e U nited P re s s )
i
la «
-»
niill to tollow . 1 liis Mr .Miirnhv Hi !
L ord A berdeen. “ T a k e th e w ord of
. ,
*'»urpnv <n i
LOME, Nov. 2 8.— T he so c ia list ex­
,,
and drew up to th e M cM ahan c a r on
any
d o c to r , he p m l;,za w hen th e J j
,
. w ise m o th , e r o r good «««»«IO!
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ec u tiv e c o m m itte e h a s o rd e re d so c ia l­
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a b o u t th e m o d ern dance. T hey will , ,,
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t
1
ist m em b ers of th e c h a m b e r of d e p ­
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la tte r saw he w as b ein g p u rsu e d and
say it is u n s u ita b le , u n d e s ira b le tin- ■
u tie s to p a rtic ip a te in th e o p en in g
i
.
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s iiitu ie , mi im m e d ia te y p u t on all speed and a
b ecom ing and u n g ra c e fu l. I hope if
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m e rry ch a se s ta r te d w hich held out
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(B y th e U n ited P re ss )
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SCRANTON. P a., Nov. 28.— J a m e s
T he h ie la n ’ lassies rep lied . “ Och P.,,. ••
UN IVERSITY HAS EIRE
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suid,
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C a lg u ire , ag ed 28. re tu rn e d so ld ie r,
ha», a n d evinced a m ark e d n refe r-
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m id his w idow ed ste p m o th e r. J o s e ­
ence roi th e h a re -k n e e d tlin g to th e
n »
BALTIMORE. Nov. 28.— The most
b are-faced “ jazz ”
s tr e e t, pulled th e th r o ttle w ide open
p h in e C a lg u ire , aged 24, will be m ar-
. u , ,,
,
d is a s tro u s fire h e re since 1404 s ta r t
o ,
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.
a,lfl ju m p e d , presu n iiib lv th in k in g
fle d S u n d ay .
J a m e s will th u s be- ed e n -lv t h i -
ta rt
So
e u,
v e ry
A b e rd e e n r o ’s e e n s fh a t th e p iIrsu e rs w ould
■«■«•Mug
, th in * g • n
f u |.n th o j|.
a iiclit tlie iioo, and n H a a i rrv
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i y i.au o e i a tte n tio n to th e w recked
c a r. Bui
w on't need to seek o th e r
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t
his
he
had
not
reckoned
on Mc­
Bon-in-law.
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,
for his songs.
S ev eral w ere d e stro y e d . T he d a m ­
M ahan. A lm ost a t th e sam e tim e
ag e is e s tim a te d a t a m illion d o lla rs.
M cM ahan also ju m p ed from th e cat
E K E H U RT IN RIO T
in w hich he was rid in g and took a f
(B y th e U n ite d P r e s s )
GREAT EL<tO|> DAMAGE
te r th e a u to th ie f. A fter ch a sin g him
SAN FRANCISCO. C alif
(B y th e U n ited P re ss )
° T- - s - a ro u n d th e hack s tr e e ts fo r a tin t”
— F ive m en w e e rin ju re d e a rly todav
PH O E N IX . A riz., Nov. 2 8.__ 1
he fin a lly c a u g h t up to him . a n d
SAN FR A N C ISCO . Nov. 28.— Fo'.- age a m o u n tin g ’ to h u n d re d s of th o u -
w hen s tr ik e b r e a k e r s a n d union svni-
‘" m "'* ¿' a " K ni ”” , o hini - a »->
p a th iz e rs clased on th e w a te r fro n t
M u ,p h ' a PP««'<*'1 on th e scene
lo w in g a re m a rk e t q u o ta tio n s :
sa n d s of d o lla rs was done by floods
Bricks, s
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T 8
EGGS— E x tra s, 87c.
last n ight a n d to d a y in th is vicinity.
u re d in th e g e n e ra l m elee
T he po- hi.
' r 'n
" aS Riv,,lg
B U T T E R — E x tra s. 67 (-¿c.
t n e po h in , a P| e n tifu l ce m in d er n o t to at
P O U L T R Y — B ro ilers, 38c; h en s
lice
sto
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th
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fig
h
t.
CARRIE DMONEY ON HIP
tem p t to ste a l his cat a g a in , a f te r
36c.
(B v th e U nited P re ss )
w hich he tu rn e d him
«tver to th e
C A T T L E — Top s te e rs, 11c.
•SUFFERING IN TEXAS
DES M OINES, Nov. 28.__ M W
M edford police.
HOGS— Top, 16c.
E L E C T R A , Texas. Nov.
28.__
( h u re h m a n c a rrie d m oney on hi hip
On lo o k in g a f te r th e a b a n d o n e d c ar
S H E E P — E w es, 7c; w e th e rs, 9*£c. b u t d id n ’t know it u n til he opened
N ew spapers, b u sin ess ; nd public in ­
B
was found th a t it had stru c k i
B A R LE Y — Spot
feed,
$3.40; a b lis te r on his h ip a n d a dim e
s titu tio n s a re closed to d ay d u e to
b
an
k , k illin g th e en g in e a ,,d sto p p in g
^ h ip p in g , $3.25.
fre e z in g w e a th e r a n d fuel s h o rta g e
d ro p p ed out.
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nce w
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THE COAL
Ï0 GIG COAL
Won’t Take Pay tor
Gland Operation
Sink Warships
Taken by Allies
WITH THE GOODS
S ta lle d
His Own Daddy
a ;
b eared to he a s tr a u g e i to A sh lan d ,
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