s
SHLAND climate without the aid
Medicine, curea nine cases out
of ten of Asthma. This is a proven
VOLUME 2
A shland D aily T idings
(Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings.
Voi. 43.)
lALARIA Germs cannot survive
three months in the rich ozone
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
water helps.
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 5, 1921
NO. 258
BRITISH-IRISH EAGER FOR A SETTLEMENT
Ashland Is Popular kh peo
ple io
Playground For July
Fourth Celebration
W ilk a crow d e s tim a te d at a b o u t 1 3 ,0 0 0 i?eople in A sh la n d to c e le
b ra te lii(l<-|M-n(k*ncc D ay yexterd ay, a l l J ack son co m ity v iew e d th e “ p a s s
in g s h o w .” F rom M o ’clo ck in th e m o r n in g u n til la te in tin* e v e n in g , A sh
la n d , th e co u n ty p la y g ro u n d , w as c r o w d e d . T h e s id e w a lk s o f N orth am i
E ast Main str e e ts w e re ja m m ed wit h s ig h ts e e in g v isito r s fu lly tw o h o u rs
b e fo r e th e sta r t o f th e a ll-J a ck so n c o u n t y p arad e at IO o ’clo ck in th e
m o rn in g .
At IO o ’clo ck s ta n d in g r o o m w a s at a p rem iu m , am i at s e v
er a l p o in ts th e crow d s e x te n d e d fa r i lit«» th e s tr e e ts , u n a b le to fin d to o t
in g on th e w alk . T h e p arade, m o r e th an a m ile lo n g am i eoni|>osed o f
flo a ts d eco ra ted in a m an n er sln iw in g a g re a t a m ou n t o f p la n n in g and
a r tis tic a b ility , w o u ld h a v e been a n a sset to m e tro p o lita n c e n te r s s e v
era l tim e s th e siz e o f A sh la n d and w ith |H>pulations la rg er th a n th e co m
b ined c itie s o f J a ck so n co u n ty .
By ED W A R D L. K E E N
(U n ite d P re ss S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t))
LONDON, Ju ly
se n tim e n t!
I
fav o rin g a quick a n d d e fin ite so lu tio n !
of th e
5.— A
c e n tu rie s-o ld
Iris h
GOVERNMENT 15 ACCUSED OF
INEFFICIENT R. R. ECONOMY
u.s. « » a n Elks Minstrel Show Advance Ü, S. SPENT 10
q u e stio n
Man Arrives in Ashland
a p p e a rs to be g ro w in g am o n g Sinn:
P e in e rs, U lste rite s and th e B ritish !
g o v e rn m e n t.
J a n S m u ts, S outh A frican p re m ie r. |
a rriv e d in D ublin to day. T h o u g h n o t,
o fficially re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e B rit-!
ish g o v e rn m e n t. S m u ts ’ reco m m en d -)
PO R TLA N D . O r., J u ly 5.— A m er-!
a tio n s c a r r j w e ig h t w ith th e g o v e rn -. ¡ca passed th e sa fe st, s a n e s t F o u rth
; m eu t and o th e r d o m in io n p rem iers.
„ . T .
.
!
v..
.
o f ‘ J u ly ill m any y e a rs, y e ste rd a y .
The Sinn I-ettj ta c tio n h a s in v .te d
S m u ts to ad v ise th e Irish o ffjc ia l s ! Nation wide reports indicate but few ;
re la tiv e to a s e ttle m e n t o f te rm s an d d« a th s d u e to fire w o rk s, d ro w n in g ;
dv ise th em d u r ng th e n e g o tia tio n s .. c la im in g th e la rg e s t tolls.
¡T h e De V alera c o n fe re n c e c o n tin u e s
P o rtla n d a c cid e n ts re s u lte d from
u n til F rid a y .
,
.
... . .
,
a u to m o b ile co llisions, k illin g th re e
P re s id e n t" De V a le ra , of th e I r
:nd in ju r in g s jv e n .
Clicago a n d .
ish “ re p u b lic ,” c o n fe rr n g w ith un-;
B
oston
led
th
e
list
w
ith
12 d e a th s '
ionist lea d e rs, in s is ts th a t Ire la n d
sh o u ld decide h e r own fa te th ro u g h each.
F ive w ere d ro w n e d a t Uhl-
th e p r n c ip a l of self d e te rm in a tio n .
cago, and th e re st w ere k illed in
i
It was s ta te d a u th o ritiv e ly to d ay ! a u to m o b ile a c cid e n ts. Six out of 11
M S HEGEST I I I
, .
. — — ......
I
LITTLE ON R. R.
Carries Cane But Denies He Is “Trouper’’
—
Billy II. H oke, a d v a n c e m aji for
tra in
T h u rs d a y
m o rn in g
trim
th e M in n eap o lis E lk s ' All S ta r
P o rtla n d a n d will p a ra d e th ro u g h
M in stre l show , w hich show s in
th e dow n to w n s tr e e ts a b o u t ’lo in .
th is city T h u rs d a y e v e n in g , a r
rived in A shland th is m o rn in g
from P o rtla n d .
H oke, who shyly
a d m its lie is not a p ro fe ssio n a l
sh o w m an , n e v e rth e le s s is c a rry in g
a cane, th e s u re sign of a “ tro u p
e r," h u t th is lie ex p lain s hy sa y
in g t h a t he w e a rin g sa id “ crutch.”
on a bet.
It seem s t h a t a c e rta in sporting
h ab erd ash err of his hom e eiH
M in n eao p lis, .Minn., o ffe red to w a
g e r th e a d v a n c e m an th a t he was
n o t gam e to c a rry th e stick c le a r
a c ro ss th e c o u n try , o v e r tlie Rock
ies an d ho m e a g a in , an d th is sort
of s ta r tin g tlie red blood to c irc u
la tin g in Billy B s veins. R esult,,
e v e ry w h e re W illie lias gone thus:
fa r, he has to te d th e said stick.
A c c o rd irg to H oke th e show ijc.
play in g to p ack ed h o u se s all alctig:
th e line a n d is com posed of Q»»Ci
ti
m en, in c lu d in g th e EM s’ Glee <dHh<
a n d sym phony o rc h e s tra of 2«
pieces.
E v ery one of th e p e r
fo rm e rs a r e E lk s a n d e v e ry sin g le
one of them h a v e had p ro fe ssio n a l
s ta g e a p p e a ra n c e and a r e sim ply
ta k in g th e ir v a c a tio n -a n d sh ow ing
th e ir wav a lo n g to tJie b ig natio-a-
al c o n v e n tio n a t L os A n g eles.
T hey will a rr iv e in th e ir s p e c ia l
B IL IA ' R. HOKE
_____ _____„ ____
„
By R ALPH H. COUCH
i U nited P re ss S ta ff C orresp ond en t )
W ASH ING TO N. D.
J u ly 3 .
— T lie se ttle m e n t o f th e $ 1 ,2 3 0 ,-
OOO.OOO in i.iilio a d i la in is a gain st
th e U nited S ta t« s goverim ic.pt d é
p en d s upon the q u e stio n o f e ffie -
iene> oi n o n -efficii ncj o f w a r tim e
r a ilio a d labor.
R ailroad
attu i n e i s
a p p ea rin g
Indore R iti D iie r lo r D avis eo u ten d
th a t tin* ¡id .u in istr .ition spent $ 1 ,-
25O.OOtl.OtlO to o little d u rin g th e
period o f fed era l co n tro l o f th e
ra ilro a d s.
T he muiiev aetuall.v
spent b.v th e g o v er n m en t is said to
h a v e been in su ffic ien t to k eep th e
r a th o a d s in good co n d itio n dm* Io
th e i u e f f i i i e n e ) o f th e w o rk ers e m
p loyed, rail a tto r n e y s co n ten d . Rail
D irector D avis is in sistin g th e
cla im s be s e ttle d w ith in i o or OO
per cent o f
th e
am ount
de
m anded.
th a t th e B ritish g o v e rn m e n t is th en -, at M , waukee> W is , a re (lea(, <p, (1 , fJ
re t.c a lly wili ng to -ccept th a t so ln -, d ro w n in g .
N ine w ere d ro w n e d a t
S cene in L ith ia P a ik w h ere T h o u sa n d s of J a c k s o n C ou n ty C itizen s. P ic a.on of th e Irish q u e stio n .
New Y(),.k f()ur kllle(, jn
n ic k e d V cstcx lay w hile A tte n d i ng th e (Viiinty C e le b ra tio n in A sh lan d
De V alera will he a sk ed to com e, th re e a t B ro w nsville, P a., th re e at
to L ondon to c o n fe r w ith L loyd! N ew O rlean8
tw o a t r i t t s b u rg h .
T h e p a ra d e wag th e fe a tu re of t i l ? : a w a rd e d th e f ir s t prize of $25 fo r I G eorge a n d d o m m io n p re m ie rs a n d ; Scores of citi6 s veporte(l s m a n e r
n io rn n g ’s c e le b ra tio n .
F o rm in g on th e b e st w indow trim am o n g Ash-! h e a r p ro p o sa ls of th e B ritish gover
rem* c a su a lty l’s ts d u e to d ro w n in g and
rwnn» 4 „x. I».. . V__x. ..
-r .
th e B oulevard o p p o site th e public l i - ; lan d b u sin ess houses. H olm es G roc-i m e n t’ to be s u b m itte d to th e Irish a u to m o b ile a c cid e n ts.
Hh,....... ,.wt lud i.v XI .1 1 V a i e r y > second prize of 15. and V in in g 's i 1>eop,e to r re je c tio n o r a ccep tan ce.
iin r a iy , an d led by M arsh al F re d ;
”
rri,,.
. ,,
th
tr e , th
th ird
nri»o of
<>f $10.
< io
: I he l u s h o ttic e u sists t h a t tlie time
th e e a a tre
ir d prize
H om es, it m oved dow n E a s t M aini
W ith th e ex ception of tlie f rst ! lira it of G re a t B rita in 's o ffe r expires
s tie e t, o u t N o rth M ain s tr e e t, an d th re e m ain prizes, a w a rd e d to Jack - i d u ’y 12. a f te r w hich th e “ iro n heel
l i - 's o n co u n ty cities, th e nam es of th e of > n ii,ita ry *c tio n w il> be a p p lie d ." j
b ra ry .
A fter .M arshal H om es fol- P a rtie s o o r r o o rg
rg a a n n iz
iz a a tio
tio n n s s e e n n te
te rin
r :« g » ! I
1 he 1 ls te r p re m ie r, C raig, w as n o t
p re se n t, a lth o u g h h 's view s ¡ire re
p
riz
e
w
in
n
in
g
flo
a
ts
o
r
fe
a
tu
re
s
a
re
)
low ed th e G A. R. an d th e D. A. R.
p o rte d to have been voiced by s o u th
o rg a n iz a tio n s.
Ja c k so n v ille , ca p ital not k n ow n. Mrs. C. B. L a m k in , tre a s
e rn U nionist lead ers.
a n d th e o ld est city in th e co u n ty , I u r e r of (h e p a ra d e co m m ittee , s ta te d
By F R A N K L IN B M ORSE
w as given th e lea d n g place o f h o n o r th is m orn^vg.
All p riz e w in n ers
(P a c ific S p o rts S ervice)
Rev. J. W . H oyt an d fam ily leave
w ith a flo a t d e p ic tin g th e e a rly m in w hose flo a ts o r fe a tu re s h u t not GEORGE WASHINGTON '
W
ith
th e D em p sey -C arp en tier fis
th is week fo r th e n - new hom e in
IN T R A F A L G A R SQ U A R E
th e ir n a m e s a re listed , a re re q u e ste d
ing in d u stry of th e county.
tic b a ttle a m a tte r of h ‘sto ry , t lie :“
W a lla W a lla , W ash.
T h e i1- m any
A fte r Ja c k so n v ille , th e follow ing; hy M rs. L a m k in to n o tify h e r as
pro b ab ly will he som e p ersons, h e re
frie
n
d
s
feel
a
d
is
tin
c
t
loss
in
th
e
ir
LONDON. J u ly 2— A s ta tu e of)
o r d e r of flo a ts in th e p a ra d e w a s ' soon as possible," th a t th e ch eck s may-
and
th e re , who will get a th rill o u t
G eorge W ash in g to n — th e le a d e r o f ! g o in g ’ esp ecially th e Chr-tatan forces
ob serv ed . T he D. O. K. K. b an d of! be m ad e o u t a t once.
1 A M E R H AN LEGION POST
of
th
e a n n o u n c e m e n t t h a t a n o th e r
th e C o n tin e n ta l a rm th a t w re ste d th i will m iss llie ir s tiu n c h ken. ar.d ie l-jlF flS . D C / l f \ . C /fC C T
VAVA
ES
D
E
M
PSEV
KNOCK
M ed fo rd : M edford flo a t, d e c o ra te d ;
B e g in n in g im m e d ia te ly a f te r th e
chess
to u rn a m e n t will be hel 1 ¡it Ha-
th irte e n colonies fro m G eorge I II.— ' j low ship.
w ith pine tre e s ; T a le n t, d e p ic tin g a Pa r a d e L ith ia P a rk w as crow ded
O I T AT Q U A R T E R M ILLION vana. C uba, a t tlie end of th e y ear.
u n v eiled
to d ay in T r a f a lg a r J Mrs. H oyt, J o h n , A rch .• an 1 Elea
farm scene, “ T h e C ream of R ogue! w itb p icn ic k ers w ho sp re a d th e ir was
|
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S q u a re, o p p o site th e N a tio n a l Gal-! n o r h a v e b e e r '.ova! w o ik e ts in 'Ull-
R iv e r V a lle y " ; C e n tra l P o in t w ith ll,nch on th e law n a t th e e n tra n c e to
"N ow th a t th e big fig h t >s over it
T r i - J i I t E . Cal., Ju ly 5.— T he local
day school a n d C h ristia n En le a v e r
a high school flo a t; M ayor L a m k in *be p a rk .
P a trio tic se rv ic es w ere
° a r t a n d ju s t a c ro ss th e s q u a re
i post o f t h e American» L *gion v alues looks as if a lot of s p o rts e d ito rs
in th e ir ow n c h it’-ch ¡¡ni- also th e
from a s ta tu e of G eorge IV.
and m em b e rs o f th e city c o u n c il; h e ld in th e p a rk a t 1 o’clock in the»
t
a D em psey K n o ck o u t a s w orth $250,- w ould have to get back to work
All m em b e rs of th e A m erican o ffi S o u th e rn O regon U rie*;. Rev H o y t's
S h rin e rs : th e Ship of S ta te , e n te re d a fte rn o o n . T h e s p e a k e rs w ere M ayor |
Mro
Kurt G reer, w 1.
• s * t re -. 0 0 °- T h e e x e c u tiv e c o m m ittee of th e a g a in ," re m a rk e d th e G enial G rouch
, w ork a s a S a b b a th school m issio n ary
*urs. Hert
ho , h as ju
R iv e --------
r; M ayor cial a n d re s id e n tia l colony a tte n d e d ;
hy th e Civic Im p ro v e m e n t clu b ; fea- G ilm ore, of R o gue ------
nd i r
i.
t /. i
,
i Post, ‘has a n s o u n c e d a proposed na- as lie s a u n te re d in to o u r s iu c tu in .
th e c cerem
Hire re p re s e n tin g D em psev w o rld ’s! G ate8’ of M edford, a n d Rev. C ounty, th<?
e re m ony,
o n y ’ one ° f a s e rie s a rra n g -) u n d e r th e P re s n > te ria n h o a rd h as tu n ie d tro m Long R e tc h , Cal . w h e re i
,
.» tioii w ide ix»J? of tlie A m erican Le All of w hich is r a th e r an u n k in d c u t.
ch am p io n p u g ilis t; tru c k f e r r y in g
o f th e C ath o lic c h u rc h in t h i s !
f° F th is s » m m e r
co n n ectio n been fa ith fu l a n d c o n s t'u c tiv o an d slie spent th e last th re e m o n th s o f '
....
.
.
O regon h e r s o jo u rn in C a lifo rtria , r e p o r t s , gion on th e tia e s tio n of ra is in g a Any one w ho has had to w rite i c o l
sm all h y d ro p la n e ; th e O regon N o r - ) c lty - T he s p e a k e rs w ere in tro d u c e d Wlth ,h e <lp',ic a tio n ot S n lg ra v e M an- fa r-re a c h in g in S o u tli'i/n
arzl
'iici.
iii
i
iin
, lan
, d , p e o p le
, th . e re . j 1. ju in a s a p u rs e f o r any ex-service um n of “ s tu f f ” a day fo r w eeks on
P re s b y te ry an« a lso in tn e vviinio1
w h o le , m e e tin g m any A . sh
m al school, e n te re d by th e su m m e r by J o h n H - F u lle r , s e c re ta ry of th e ° r ’ h o m e 01 W a s h in g to n s a n c e sto rs,
' ........ ~ ho w ould K nock th e cham pion th e tra in in g period w hen th e re was
school b ra n c h h e re ; a p riv a te flo a t C h a m b e r of C om m erce.
I T h e S ta tu e ’ is a ^ p r o d u c tio n of synod. He h a s ’)■»?« c o u n te d am o n g F rie n d s o f Mrs. G eorg? M illn er will [ 3” ‘in 16
ld w
ith in a ye.iiT.
i.„ „ i,,i * .
i
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wivmii
T h e p roposal n o t a n y th in g to w rite a b o u t will
in
.
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.
.
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e n te re d by E n d e rs and Son; th e E lk s ’ )
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stlin g g M
M atch
atch
th e H ° u d ° n 8 ta tu e ’ a n d w as a g iit th e e x p e rts in S a b b a th school w ork, he g la d to know .. sh e h a s im u KZ ro
T h h y y e e W
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h e a lth a n d h a s g a in e d 25 p o u n d s in !
flo a t, re p . re s e n .......
tin „ g ..................
an elk in l th „ e c. fo r-'
Thye.
T ed T
hye, P
P o o rtla
rtla n n d d w
w re
re s s tle
tle r r an
and d tO t h * B ritish PC° ple fro m th e people
th e p u rp o se of re s tin g up is w h at
... : v .
»»
, ..
.
¡la ta te c o m m a n u e
him , “ H is w ork h a - been
a cnal
w e ig h t. Mr. a n d M rs. X orw 'ood, M r.!
¡of
Virginia.
John
A.
Stew
art,
chair-,
--
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e s t; p la y g ro u n d flo a t, d isp la y in g th e ! lo rm e r m id d lew e ig h t ch am p io n of th e
o u g h t to be com ing.
m an of th e S u lg ra v e In s titu tio n of
every o th e r m in is te r and a n d M rs. T u r n e r an d M r. a n d Mrs.
a c tiv itie s c a rre d o u t n th e c h ild re n ’s w o rld * won tw o fa lls o u t’ of th re e
A m erica, w as in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e -! i S u n d ay school w orke; ih ro n g lu x it th e M errill w ere a m o n g th e " A sh la n d -
p la y g ro u n d a t th e p a rk ; p riv a te flo a t front R a lp h H a n d , o f Gold Hil[. in a
T il's seaso n “ B abe” R uth knocked
! s ta te ."
i e r s .” Mr. a n d Mrs. Clartk B ush . re
m e n ts fo r th e un v eilin g .
fe a tu rin g th e frie n d sh ip of O regon in atch s ta g e d a t th e C h a u ta u q u a au-
o
u
t
his 2 8th hom e rim on J n n e 29,
T he local C h ristia n E n d e a v o r so p lea se d w ith th e ir new' hom e, b u t i
a n d C a lifo rn ia : th e A m erican L egion! d*to r,u m a t 2 o ’clock u n d e r th e a r s - ! A
/
L ast y e a r th is sam e clout was m ade
ciety of th q A sh la n d P re s b y te ria n m iss th e ir m an y frie n d s.
°
’ wlCrttliPi* f/vt« tin» iiT/wiV
M r. P u sh
d e p ic tin g a rm y l ie d u rin g th e w orld Pices ° f (h e c e le b ra t on c o m m ittsi
on
Ju ly 14. A ugulist of la st y e a r lie
w a r w ith tw o sm a ll F re n c h box c a rs T he m a tc h la ste d an h o u r.
’
he w e a th e r wiH be g e n e ra lly fa ir c h u rc h p re se n te d th em w ith a p a in t h a s been p ro m o te d a n d h a s a splen»)
g
a
re
re d oniy seven h o m n ers, w hich
M
a
rria
g
e
L
icen
ces
for th is w eek, a c co rd in g to th e fo re in g of C r a te r L a k e by Miss M abel did p o sitio n in th e C’tlaenif B ank of)
u sed fo r tr a n s p o r tn g a rm y tro o p s;
T h e firs t fall w as se cu re d by H i ml
was
his poorest m o n th . L a s t Ju ly lie
HTaiter O’D o n o u g h u o a n d J u a n ita
c a st m ad e by th e w e a th e r b u re a u of R u ss* ”., th e gift beiisi; a p p ro p ria te Lon$i Beach.
th e
W o m e n ’s A u x illiarv of th e in 19 m in u tes. W ith in 26 m in u te s
h it o u t 13, w hich was his best m onth.
M .s G re e r d id n o ’ m e e t tlie W ln t-i Li vïngston.
th .e
e ‘ d c e p a ttm
rtm e n t <
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HS n g to n ’
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1921
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a b ab y flo at. S everal m a rc h in g bod- w‘(h in th re e m in u tes.
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la?., miff hr*r»? uiid w ork.
,
te re s te d to h e a r of th e - p ro sp e rity . tio n ; ¡under.
p a n y C oast A rtille ry , led by C a p ta in j L ith ia P a r k y e ste rd a y .
T he h orse-
By .th is it will he seen t h a t tli
J. VV.. M e rritt, e s ta te
o r d e r ap-
W illia m B riggs, w as a m ilita ry f e a - ‘ shoes w ere su p p lied by th e c e le b ra -
“ B abe" had c o n sid e rab le use fo
ing.
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t u r e of th e p a ra d e .
T he A sh la n d | tio n c o m m ittee.
th a t s ta r t he got in A pril. O ther
p o in tin g ¡ap p ra ise rs.
b a n d an d th e D. 0 . K. K. hand of
Me<lfor<l E lk s W in B a ll G am e
wise
h e ’d ire behind.
/
John! M. B ogue, e s ta te : o rd e r.
Medford su p p lied m usic fo r th e
M edford E lk s d e fe a te d th e local
C h e s te r W. D iess et a l; g u a rd ia n -
parade.
E lks b a seb a ll tea m 12 to 13 v ester-
“ RIG RILL*” HAYWOOD URGE'
libhip; p e titio n ; o rd e r.
A w a rd $ 3 7 3 in C ash F riz e s
day ,;n’ a g a m e played a t th e high
PROPAGANDA AS LABOR
J e ss e W iniburn. c h a irm a n of t h e ) scbocd g ro u n d s. I t w as a h a rd fo u g h t
'»'tix»it C ourt ’
AGITATION
p a ra d e c o m m itte e , a w a rd e d $375 in gam e, nip a n d tu ck u n til th e la s t,
F lo re n c e IJ a n z e ll vs. IL C. H a n
LONDON, Ju ly
5 .— "B ig
BHI
A vialton s tu n ts p e rf o r m e d ;
se n ; a n s w e r,
cash p rizes fo r flo a ts a n d o th e r win in n in g .
H ayw ood. I. W. W. lea d e r, is u rg in t
n in g fe a tu re s . ‘Xhe ju d g e s w e re R . ) d u r in g th e £a m e by C lyde C. P a n g -
W. .B . W elch vs. E tta M. W elch; th e use o f p ro p ag a n d a ag a g ita tio i
W . R ulil. of M edford: J u d g e C. B. b o rn m ad e th e b all g ro u n d s a crow d-
a ff id a v it; d e fa u lt.
am ong th e ra n k an d file of tlie Unit
W a tso n . of Gold H ill; Tom W. F u l- ed c e n t r a l p o in t of in te re s t,
W in. L. M iller, es al vs. O. & C. ed S ta te s < ra f ts u n io n s to "effec t at
to n .
P riz e s w ere a w a rd e d to th e
9 o’clock in th e e v en in g a fire-
R. R. C o.; a ffid a v it, declaim er^' re in d u s tria l re v o lu tio n .” ‘ T h e In d u s
cree.
lo llo w in g :
w orks d e m o n s tra tio n w as given in
j t f i d W o rk e rs of th e W o rld a re c a r
F irs t prize of $100, J a c k s o n v ille ' th e p a r k - T he l>ark *’a s crow ded
L id a M ieadows vs. M ettliew L ee ty in g on only a lim ited a m o u n t o
flo a t, "D iscovery of G old."
w ith s p e c ta to rs of a ll ag es. W itness-
i M eadow s; m o tio n ; ortder.
w ork. H ayw ood d e c la re d in a recem
Second p rize of $50. T a le n t, flo at) inK th e d is PIay w hich w as in c h a rg e
J. E. C am eron vs. H. C. H m s e rt; a rtic le in th e “ M oscow ," now tli,
of a farm scene, "C rea m of Rogue^ o i a ,a r Se S e a ttle com pany special-
a ffid a v it.
v
B olshevist o rg a n . H ayw ood, who es
R iv e r V a lle y /’
, izin g >n
w ork.
E v e ly n S tagg v<. Levi A . S ta g g i ta p e d from Moscow w hile a w a it’ri
S u it fo r su p p o rt.
T h ird p riz e of $25, P h o e n ix float
th e ap p eal of his 20 y e a r espionag*
i
C
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it
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Co
vs
C.
<2
P
eeles.
“ R isin g from Its A sh es.”
se n te n c e , p lan s to r e tu r n to thi:
¡; To rec o v e r m oney.
i c o u n try to se rv e his sen ten ce.
T h e fo llo w in g e n trie s w ere a w a rd - $> SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS «
ed p riz e s fo r s tu n t fe a tu re s :
♦<$><?>«>❖ <$«
L eona M ills Lbr,- Co. vs. C. B.
SENATE AGRICULTURAL RL<H
C
a
u n e n ; tra n sc rip t, o f ju d g m e n t.
F irs t p rize of $25, F o rd c a r with?
SAN F R A N C IS C 0 , J u ly 5
a »'.
Fol-
F IG \T IN G IXJDGE'S VACA
“ h o m e b re w ” re p re s e n ta tio n .
' low ing a re m a rk e t q u o ta tio n s
TION pr < m ; ram
R e a l E s ta te 'MiauiAfcrs
Second p riz e of $15. d o n k e y w ith
E g g s 34 ki
i n B e rth a I. E vkelso.o e t v ir to J. R
w ine
k egs
lab eled “ W in b u rn ’s
H ens 25
W A SH IN G TO N . D. C., J u ly 5 .-
Roe. lot in J a c k s o n v ijle . $ 1 5 0 0 .
W in e s."
B ro ile rs 31-35.
B. K linn et al to A .utia C. H a rt. 25 T b e s e n a te “ a g ric u ltu ra l bloc” i
T h ird p riz e of $10, fe a tu re re p re -l
feet
of lo t 7, block 2, S u m m it a d d i-, fig h tin g M a jo rity L e a d e r L o d g e ’s vi
s e n tin g "D em psey, w o rld ’s heavy- A l f o r d M an H o n o re d —
c a tio n d riv e to a fin ish . T he senat
tio n to M edford, $10.
weigh, ch«m „:on.-
f O e o rg „ A C odding o[ M ed(oM
E th e l W. B oggs to
D avis e t ux. d o es n o t w ant a recess a n d a re it
T h e , l o . l . F u tu r e M o th e r ..” was w as electe(l s ta te ,.l w conln, „ n d „ o(
of N W % ,
of S W t i ( sec. 26. s ta tin g t h a t th e tim e L odge warn
.w a r d e n a p rize o i I I S . a n d th e ehe Anle rlc a „ L egion a , th e couveh-
tp . 35 S. R. 4 W . Al«> lan d in sec lo r recess b e fo re th e ta r if f bill conn
B aih'.ng G ir l, flo at a p rize o f » 1 0 .- , , on helrt
E u g e n e la „ w„ k
up he used to e n a c t a g ric u ltu ra l n
27. Ip. 35 S, R 4 W est, $10.
T h e D. O. K. K. b a n d of th e
___________ ________
lie
f le g isla tio n .
L odge m a in ta ir
New E m p lo y e at C itiaen v B an k —
K n ig h ts r * P y th ia s, of M edford, was
B oy R o n __
t h a t such leg isla tio n is u seless an
given a »50 cash prize, a n d th e file !
M r all„ M rs c M H am |1, on a re
u n n e c e ssa ry .
W ith th e R epública
F
in
le
y
H
iggs,
fornmerly
w
ith
th
e
a n d d ru m c o rp , o i th e G. A. R. a l , , jo ici„ g o v e r th e a rriv a l o , a b o b ,
i F irs t N a tio n a l B ank e f A s to r ia , ¿ s le a d e rs d e te rm in e d to force throuR
ZT
boy b orn y e s te rd a y a t th e hom e of)
a re c e n t a d d itio n to th e b o o k k e e p in g th e “ v a c a tio n p ro g ra m ,’\ a b lttt
M cG ees d ry goods s to re w as M rs H a ttie L ynch Qn U b e r ly s tr e e t
(CupyrtsliO
fig h t is fo reseen .
<. 1 d e p a rtm e n t of th e Citizens- B ank
Rev. Hoyt and
Family Move To
Walla Walla, Wn.
Meets Ashlanders
In Southern Calif.
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