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/ 9 ¡j *a ▲ SHLAND climate without the aid of Medicine, cures nine cases out of ten of Asthma. This is a proven fact. VOLUME 2 A shland D aily T idings (Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings. Voi. 43.) ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST I. 1921 VIVARIA Germs cannot survive three months in the rich ocone The pure domestic NO 280 TROTZKY WOULD FIGHT EUROPE FOR FOOD 22 000 Acres in * 13 ed ,or British-Irish Peace Awaits Form al A n n ou n cem en t Oil Development' E ig h t h u n d re d an d fo u r people,! m o st of w hom a re from S e a ttle , w ith! a few from P o r tla n d a n d som e from Mt. V ernon, W ash., have b o u g h t up oil leases on o v er 22,000 acrep of! Airplane Patrols d e rsto o d th a t th ese people w ill be Face A Critical gin d rillin g in th e n e a r f u tu r e as th e y h a v e h ad fo u r g e o lo g ists over Period of Fires D IN IN G ROOM TO O P E N L A T T E R la n d in J a c k s o n co unty. P A R T O F T H IS W E E K ; FRENCH CHEF N EW P R O P R IE T O R T A K E S P O S S E S S IO N Carpentier W ants Another Chance at Dempsey ior Title! I t is un th e g ro u n d se cre tly . T h ese g e o lo g ists h av e sp e n t a n a g g re g a te of tw e n ty -e ig h t d ay s lo o k in g th e lan d o v e r a n d h av e a ll tu rn e d in fa v o r ab le re p o rts . I t is u n d e rsto o d th a t th e o w n e rs of th e leases a re a ll in e a rn e s t, a n d t h a t th e y tr u s t to th e decisio n s of th e g e o lo g ists, w ho s ta te t h a t b e tte r a n d m o re fa v o ra b le s u r face in d ic a tio n s a re n ot to be found. <§><§>$>«$> "W <♦> <^> <$< ^ <$><?> <3> ^ <$><$> c?* <♦><•> <^ <$> <$, •♦) ’ <a> PO R TLA N D , O r., A u g u st 1. — W ith a irp la n e p a tro ls help- & less fo r w a n t of h ig h te s t gaso- <s> lin e, th e P acific N o rth w e st <8» s ta r ts to w e a th e r w h a t fo re s try m en h e re to d a y d e c la re d to be <?• th e m o st c ritic a l p erio d fo r ♦ f ir e h a z a rd s to be e n d u re d <•> th ro u g h th e e n tir e w arm sea- son. & S m all fire s h av e been re p o rt- <« ed in n u m e ro u s lo ca litie s, an d w ith fo re s t a b o u n d in g w ith <$> c a m p e rs, m en in th e fo re s t ser- ❖ vice a re iss u in g u rg e n t calls <8> fo r ¡every lo ca lity to be on tip - i to e fo r a n y em e rg en c y a n d to i> <& 3> <» A Woman Autoist Taken to Salem On Traffic Charge M rs. E d ith G rebe, m o to r to u ris t from S p o k a n e , W ash., held h e re by th e police since F rid a y w as ta k e n to Salem S a tu rd a y by C o n sta b le \V. E. D eLong of th e la tte r city, w h ere she faces a c h a rg e of ru n n in g dow n a n d in ju r in g tw o p e d e stria n s July TROTZKY WOULD FO R C E FA M IN E 25. R F L IE F FROM EU RO PEA N O ne of th«? m en was said to have been confined to a Salem h o sp ita l NATIONS BY W AR a s a re s u lt of his in ju rie s Mrs. G rebe w as a rr e s te d h er» in c mi »any w ith h e r five c h ild re n a t th e cam p I K L E S A W A R g ro u n d in L ith ia P a rk The m ach in e U PO N P O L A N D a C h ev ro let e a r. was locked by po lice and M rs. G rebe allow ed to eam p o u t p e n d in g th e a rriv a l of C o n sta W ALTER L. BROWN* P R E P A R E S ble De Long. M rs. G rebe is sa id by RUSSIAN R E L IE F WORK, th e police to have a d m itte d th e ac RIGA AS BASE c id e n t a t Salem lint disclaim ed re sp o n sib ility . ORDERS RELIEF <*> By H EN R Y L. F A R R E L L ■<•> <IT. P. S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t) N E W H O T E L MAN HAS G R E A T <•> N E W YO RK , A u g u st 1.— • F A IT H IN C IT Y ’S F U T U R E ; ; W hen G eo rg es C a rp e n tie r’s w ind •' PLA N S IM PR O V EM EN TS ! P R IS O N E R S MUST BE R E L E A S E D ” c am e back a f te r Ja c k De’n Psey ’ A! '•> had p o u n d e d a ll h is b re a th o u t BEFO RE PEACE CAN BE •§>; : in th e J e rs e y City a re n a , lie sa id A T h e H o tel A u stin w as ta k e n pos ZA * < $> so m e th in g s tr a n g e fo r a van- $> FORMALLY MADE By HARO LD T. GROAT sessio n o f to d ay by T. J. C offm an, •«! <$> q u ish e d f ig h te r: « I (U n ite d P re ss S ta ff C o rre sp o n d e n t) new a rr iv a l fro m P o rtla n d a n d fo r “ D em psey b e a t m e. an d he ■'« B E R L IN , A u g u st 1.— L eon T ro t- m e r h o tel m an of In d ia n a p o lis, Iud., 1 D U BLIN , A u g u st 1.— T h e s e ttle - <§> w ill b e a t m e a g a in th e sa m e ■« zky, w a r m in is te r of so v iet Russia’, w ho w ill c o n d u c t th e p ro p e rty u n <8> in en t of th e I ris h q u e stio n awra its <8> w ay. I do n o t w an t a r e tu rn is u rg in g t h a t R u ssia d e c la re w ar d e r th e new n a m e o f th e A shland '•?> only a fo rm a l a n n o u n c e m e n t, acco rd - b o u t.” * on P o lan d a n d th e re st of S urope h o tel. Mr. C offm an a rriv e d in A sh 8> ing to a u th o r itiv e in fo rm a tio n re- <§• H is fra n k n e s s in d isc u ssin g « in a n a tte m p t to escape tho fam in e la n d w ith M rs. C offm an a n d son ceived fro m , o ffic ia l c irc le s h e re to- I th e b a ttle t h a t d e p riv e d him of w hich is ta k in g a te rrib le d e a th toll “ B obby’’ S a tu rd a y ev en in g , a f te r a ♦ day. E a m o n n De V a le ra , p re s id e n t h is life ’s a m b itio n w as but one « th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try , a cco rd in g m o to r trip from P o r tla n d w h ere Mr. o f th e “ Iris h re p u b lic ,” is re p o rte d j of th e a d m ira b le c h a ra c te ris tic s to d isp a tc h e s received h e re from C offm an is w ell know n in h o tel • u se th e u tm o s t speed in g e ttin g ag h a v in g accep ted th e e n la rg e d o f - : t h a t m ad e him a lm o st as re- P e tro g ra d . Such a m ove w ould be c irc le s. C o n tra ry to p re v io u s re p o rts I <$> to a n d p u ttin g o u t fire s of even fe r o f p eace s e ttle m e n t by G re a t sp ected in d e fe a t as he w ould <$> th e o u tco m e of th e g re a t w ave of th e new p ro p rie to r is “ p lay in g a lone ‘ <î> th e s m a lle s t m a g n itu d e . B rita in , m a k in g Ire la n d a rep u b lic h av e been h o n o red in victory. fa m in e a n d p e stile n c e th a t h as hee.i KLA M A TH FA L L S, A u g u st 1.— h a n d ,’’ a n d does n o t re p re s e n t th e M ajo r H. H. A rn o ld , com- By G. A. BRISCOE A H ow ever, it h a s been le a rn e d A in e v e ry th in g ex cept nam e. sw eep in g R u ssia, c a u sin g food l i o t In te re s ts of P o rtla n d h o tel m en. He T h e re a r e 2000 head o f fat s te e rs ¡> m a n d e r of th e a ir fo rces of th e -8> K'riday a fte rn o o n , Ju ly 29, 1921, in w hich so ld ie rs have jo in ed , an<l T he p o sitio n of U lste r w ill very A fro m som e of h is in tim a te ta k e s o v e r th e h o tel to d a y in c e le b ra an d cow s in n o rth e rn J a c k s o n couu-i$> N in th c o rp s a re a , w ith head - •> lik e ly be m a in ta in e d u n d e r a se p a A frie n d s th a t th e F re n c h m a n h a s i th e six w eeks te rm of th e norm a! th e w a n d e rin g s of g r e a t c a ra v a n s tio n of h is b irth d a y . He s ta te s th a i ty ra n g e s, w hich will 1,« re a d y tor q u a r te r s a t Sail F ra n c isc o , h as * r a te p a rlia m e n t u n til o th e r te rm s i A n o t e n tire ly set a s id e th e am - A school a t A sh lan d , closed a very suc th ro u g h a b u rn t c o u n try m ad e d e so h e w as re m in d e d th is m o rn in g by ¡•A b itio n to becom e th e w o rld ’s ♦ cessfu l a n d s a tis fa c to ry p e rio d o* la te by th e d ro u g h t. n ia rk e t in a co u p le of w eeks,4 and A n o tifie d local a n d n o rth w e s t A! can be a rra n g e d . , Mrs. C offm an t h a t he had a good- . , 'A fo re s try m en th a t p a tro ls w ill •»> 1A h e a v y w e ig h t ch am p io n . H is A stu d y . T he d ire c to r w as a b le to a n T h e d isp a tc h e s s ta te th a t T rotzky m any m o re feed ers, says G eorge W ' . , B efore fo rm a l peace can be an- sized b irth d a y p rese n t. T h e lease j A be re su m e d th e m o m e n t th e « nounce a t th e F rid a y assem b ly th a t in his public speeches a d v an ced th " V » Z V » » IV /-» /-» xl a -v w «Il I» non,iced o r m ad e, a ll m em b ers of f r a n k 8 ta te m e n t th a t ,ie w a n te d a n d f u r n itu r e of th e h o tel p ro p erty B a rk e r, p re sid e n t o f th e P ine B elt <$, fu e j s h o rta g e is reliev ed . How - ■» th e B oard of R e g e n ts fo r th’e s ta te id ea th a t w ar w ould com pel o th e r was p u rc h a se d a s h o rt tim e a g o by B a n k in g c o m p an y , ot B u tte F a lls, ever. M ajo r A rn o ld was u n a b le « th e Iris h p a rlia m e n t a n d th e D a iH 4 no m o re o i D*raP*ev is 8aid t0 * n be rele ase d to ra tifv been b u t one of his sh re w d -> o rm a l, an d th e people of A shland E u ro p e a n c o u n trie s to fu rn is h food Mr. C offm an from D. P erozzi, Mrs. su g g e stin g th a t local b u y ers m ig h t p re d ic t ju s t w hen new su p - A E ira n n m u st W ith w h at th e c a b in e t’s decision. D e ta ils o f ! 4 m oves a f te r th e very th in * he * w ould c o -o p e ra te in h a v in g a tw elve to th e s ta rv in g n a tio n . M innie P a r k e r a n d C am illa Owen, be in te re s te d in se c u rin g som e of pijea of (Uel w ould be received. w eeks n o rm a l in A shland d u rin g th e fa v o r his m essag e w as received «and th e peace a r e w ith h e ld , b u t it is b e - '4' d en ied he w a n te d 4 who had ta k e n possession of th e ho th e c a ttle to feed th e K la m a th hay ». <„> <s> .;»<»£, ,3, .. If th e F re n c h m a n w ins his su m m e r of 1922. w h a t a c tio n will bo ta k e n is not crop. 1 ______________________ lieved t h a t Ire la n d w ill h a v e d o m in te l se v e ra l w eek s ag o fo llo w in g d e <«• n e x t b o u t in A m erica, he will • E v e ry o n e feels th a t th e fac u lty a t know n. ion pow ers g r e a te r th a n th o se of fa u lt of p a y m e n ts fro m th e A sh lan d I n a le tte r to th e F irs t N a tio n a l OREGON CITIES PROTEST A c h a lle n g e D em psey a g a in , it is A th e su m m e r term h e re was excep A llies to Consider Faniin«« C a n a d a ’s. De V a le ra w ill re tu rn to D ev elo p m en t c o rp o ra tio n w ho w ere b a n k , Mr. B a rk e r says HALT IN FO REST PATROL A u n d e rsto o d . He k now s he c a n ’t tio n a lly well chosen, each fo r his A cco rd in g to L ondon d isp a tc h e s, L ondon th e la t te r p a rt of th is w eek. “ T h e u su al a m o u n t of ra in th is a t th a t tim e O p eratin g th e h o tel. A h e a t th e c h a m p io n now , but d istin c tiv e w ork. To such an e x te n t th e a llie d su p re m e council h a s a n seaso n h a s k e p t th e ra n g e g ree n , a n d M any Im p ro v e m e n ts T h e re is n o th in g new in th e fo re st 1 <*■ his a d v ise rs have told him to •• is th is tru e th a t it w as a com m on n o u n ced its in te n tio n of d isc u ssin g t e c a tt e a re b e tte i th a n to r m a n y ! ftjr p a R o j c e ssa tio n s itu a tio n , except î -í A » ? A • In p re p a ra tio n for th e new m a n •• A ? A • •' A ï I w a ¡t a n o th e r y e a r o r m ore— e x p re ssio n w ith m any of th e s tu th e R u ssia n fa m in e a t n e x t c o n fe r It h as o c c u rre d to m e t h a t | t h a t it is te m p o ra ry a n d t h e p la n es a g e m e n t a n d p u r s u a n t to p la n s of y e a rs •«> an d th a t D em psey will h e a t h im d e n ts th a t th e s u m m e r session of ence. P re m ie r Lloyd G eo rg e is r e M r. C o ffm an , D. P ero zzi h a s beer, possi y som e of y o u r c u sto m e rs | wR| aSra in re su m e th e ir d aily flying M EDFORD BA PTIST CHURCH se lf in th e m ea n tim e . th e O regon n o rm a l school w as th e p o rte d to h a v e in fo rm e d th e h ouse m a k in g im p ro v e m e n ts th ro u g h o u t m ig h t be lo o k in g fo r so m e e x tra good p’a tr o ls w hen a i p m #ntg of oil and WOULD OUST COUNCIL AND ’ i <«. m o st s a tis fa c to ry one th ey had e v e r! of com m ons to t h a t effect th e p ro p e rty w hich e n a b le s A sh lan d b eef to feed th is w in ter. T c o n sid e r gaR a rriv e a t th e h e a d q u a r te r s of t h e | <» M AYOR, PA TR O LM A N CAUSE a tte n d e d W a lte r L ym an B row n. E u ro p e a n 4' <*> <•> & & $><& <$><§<$> <§ * » -firs . , t a e ria . l , s q u a d , ro n a t . Eu- tp b o a st of a h o tel a ffo rd in g firs t th e s e c a ttle s u p p e rio r to a n v • v Califo»- a u io . | N m e i ty T h e re w ere eig h tv -o n e s tu d e n ts d ire c to r of A m erican re lie f a d m in is class a c c o m m o d a tio n s u n d e r th e 111a c a ttle I h a v e seen, and th e y can i „ ene A M ayor G a te s a n d m em b ers of e n ro lled , giving th e ir a d d re sse s as tr a tio n a t L o n d o n , has been d ire c te d P R E L IM IN A R Y C O N FE R E N C E m a n a g e m e n t o f Mr. C o ffm an , w ho Is be b o u g h t a t a re a s o n a b le figure. I " R ,9 th e lack Qf oil a n d gag t h a t A th e city co u n cil of M edford a re follow s: Ja ck so n co u n ty , 38; K la m to R ig a a n d p re p a re to ex te n d re AT LONDON ABANDONED a n ex p e rien c e d h o tel m an and is w ish you w ould le t m e k n ew , in case h a s cau sed th e p re a e n t te m p o ra ry A th e ta r g e ts of e ffo rts being a th co u n ty , 13; J o se p h in e co u n ty . 10; }fi H e rb e rt H oover to go iram ed in telv AT H A R D IN G ’S R E Q U E ST u y e rs com e over, a s th e local a b a n d o n m e n t of th e serv ice. T h e A m a d e fo r th e ir d ism issa l by th e fa m ilia r w ith th e m e th o d s of th e b est uny D ouglas c o u n ty . 10; W h eeler c.oun- lief w ork in R ussia. H oover has c a ttle m e n a re now m a k in g p lan s t o ! a v la tio n se ctio n of th e a rm y b u y s g as h o te ls on the' P a c ific coast. H e is a A m em b e rs of th e B a p tist c h u rch ty, 1; Curr.v co u n ty , l ; L an e c o u n ty ,! o rd e re d B row n to in sist on th e re and ojj ¡n w h o lesale q u a n titie s , and A of th a t city, a c c o rd in g to a dis- LONDON, A u g u st J .— P la n s lo r th e y o u n g m an a n d is o ut to “ m a k e a go s il l w ith in a couple of w eeks. 1; M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty . 1; G illiafn 1 lease of all A m erican p riso n e rs heli! In a le tte r upon th e sam e s u b j e c t ; pven , f a s h ip m e n t w ere m ad e to day A p a tc h receiv ed h e re la te th is •«•! p re lim in a ry London co n fe re n ce to o f th e p ro p o sitio n .” c o u n ty . 1; V ancouver. W ash., 1 ;, by th e so v iet .g o v e rn m e n t a n d th e ir to th e F i is t S ta te an d S avings b a n k , oj th e se n e c e ssitie s of th e a ir herv- A a fte rn o o n . T he d isp a tc h s ta te s « th re s h o u t th e P acific a n d N ear E a st W ill Open D ining Room B erkeley. C alif., 1; St. P a u l, M inn., sa fe c o n d u c t fro m R ussia b e fo re re Mr. B a rk e r in d ic a te s, th o u g h th e ice from R ichm ond, C alif., it w ould A t h a t th e a lleg ed u n w a rra n te d * | q u e s tio n s have been a b a n d o n e d , the " W ith th e o p e n in g of th e d in in g 1 ; S u p e rio r. W is., 2. lie f n e g o tia tio n s will be m ad e by th e p re p o s itio n is n o t c le a rly ex p ressed . be a w eek b e fo re R w ould rea c h th e A d ism issa l of a p a tro lm a n is th e • ‘ U n ited P re ss w as in fo rm e d today. ro o m ,” Mr. C o ffm an s ta te s ,” we will ¡Many of th e s tu d e n ts in a tte n d U nited S ta te s. H oover’s m ove fol- th a t it m ig h t be possible to a rr a n g e M edford an d E u g e n e bases. P o rt- A c a u se of th e actio n ta k e n bv « T h e decision in d ic a te s a n A m erican be p re p a re d to give th e people of a n ce w ere g ra d u a te s of n o rm a l ‘low ed t h a t o f M axim G o rk y ’s in giv te rm s w ith th e J a c k so n co u n ty own- ia n d Salem a n d E u g e n e have a l i i 4- th e c h u rc h m em b ers. A victory, as P re s id e n t H a rd in g in a j A sh la n d and sto p p in g m o to ris ts w ho schools, w h ile o th e r s w e re in a n o r in g c o n sen t to th e re le a se of all era. by w hich th e c a ttle could be fed se n t p ro te s ts t0 W a sh in g to n a g a in s t! A le c e n t n o te to G re a t B rita in , opposed) w ould o th e rw is e p ass on, a m eal th a t by K la m a th , ra n c h e rs fo r a p e rc e n t-. st o p p in g t de fe d e ra l fire p a tro l. ’ A A A A A A A A A A <*■ A A A A A su c h a c o n fe re n c e as u n n e c essa ry . ; m al school for th e first tim e. T he A m erican p riso n e rs w ill be an a d v e rtis e m e n t fo r th e ho b e g in n e rs w ere m ain ly in te re s te d in a g e of th e p ro fits w hen th ey a re i — 1 ......... ......... . m ................... , te l a n d A sh la n d . I am now m a k in g th e school of m eth o d s, w hile th e EXPECT R E TI RN OF m arketed. c h a n g e s In th e fu rn is h in g s of sev eral g ra d u a tin g s chose psychology a n d GOVERNOR SMALL TO M r. B a rk e r p o in ts o u t th a t th is o f t h e ro ro m s th ro u g h o u t th e b u ild e d u c a tio n a l m e a su re m e n ts. In th e sto ck could be d riv e n a c ro ss th e hills SPR ING FIELD TUESDAY in g a n d It is m y aim to give service school of m u sic w ere found s tu d e n ts t in to th e F o r t K la m a th c o u n try in t h a t w ill be second to no n e of th e of all g rad e s. T he A sh lan d b ran c h ! tw o d a y s ’ easy d riv in g , w ith plenty S P R IN G F IE L D , 111., A ugust I.— h o te ls th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te . I am of th e O regon n o rm a l w as very f o r o f feed a n d w a te r en ro u te . S h e riff M eister, of S an g am o n c o u n a n tic ip a tin g loyal s u p p o rt fro m th e MARE '/00 tu n a te in h a v in g fo r th e fu ll tim e Mundy W ell H as Trouble — ty , h o ld in g w a r ra n ts fo r th e a rre s t m e rc h a n ts a n d re s id e n ts o f A sh lan d op To PATÉ PRESS o f THIS P ro f. Coon, of E u g en e. Or. S u p p o rt-j T h e c a sin g in th e M undy oil well of G o v e rn o r S m all, in d ic te d Illin o is to m a k e th e h o te l a b ig success a n d ing his w o rk , g iv in g c h arm a n d z e st, 1 “ fro z e ” a t a d e p th of a b o u t 800 feet BROAD C LO TH >00 U RNP IT A ^executive c h a rg e d w ith th e em hez- a s th in g s develop, c o n tin u a lly im to th e d e p a rtm e n t, th e m u sical pro-! 1 an d it w as im possible- to e ith e r null ! e le m en t of $10,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w o rth of th e p ro v e th e p ro p e rty w ith a n eye fo r L 6REAT PEAU MORE g ra m s a t th e C h a u ta u q u a , and th e th e c a sin g o r d riv e it dow n w ith a s ta t e ’s m oney, expects th e r e tu rn »>f g r e a te r b u s in e s s .” hat material special c h o ru s led by M r. Coon, w ere tw o a n d a h a lf to n w e ig h t, a n d it th e g o v e rn o r to th e s ta te c a p ita l on W ell P le a se d w ith A sh lan d h ig h ly a p p re c ia te d . 1 was n e c essa ry to ru n a new s tr in g T u esd ay o r W ednesday. S h e rift As s a le s m a n a g e r fo r a la rg e soft o f casin g , w hich is b e in g done, five- P ro b a b ly no o th e r body o f su m ‘ 5 * ^ 1 WEARWlb M eister s ta te s th a t he w ill th e n serv e d r in k s b o ttlin g h o u se. M r. C offm an in ch b e in g used in sid e th e six-inch, m er school s tu d e n ts in th e N o rth th e w a rra n ts , “ e n d in g th e fa r c e ,” a s f ir s t v isite d th e city . “ I w as a t t r a c t a n d d rillin g w ill be resu m e d when 1 w est w as m o re h ig h ly favored th a n soon a s th e g o v e rn o r s e ts foot In e d ,” M r. C o ffm an s ta te s , “ by th e th is is com pleted. S p rin g field . (C ontinued on P age F ou r) g r e a t b e a u ty of th e c ity an d th e s u r G o v e rn o r S m all is now sp e n d in g ro u n d in g c o u n try . At th e lim e I r e a l h is tim e in sp e c tin g th e Illin o is h ig h ized th e n eed of a f i r s t ’ c la ss and w ays, c la im in g th a t th e p roblem is s tr ic tly m o d e rn h o te l.' Oh a re c e n t th e m o st im p o rta n t. t o n r of S o u th e rn O regon by a u to w ith M rs. C o ffm an a n d m y son, HARDING R EV IEW S B obby. I le a rn e d t h a t th e p ro p e rty HISTORICAL PAGEANT w a s fo r sale. I h a d p re v io u sly ta lk e d AT I*LYMOl’TH ROCK to h o te l m en betw een h e re a n d P o r t . « O R D’ ^ L K N E , Ida., A u g la n d . Tn a ll su ch cases th is city WKLCHY1LLE, W . Va., A ugust ust 1 .— A uthorities h ere are a t PLY M O U TH . M ass.. A u gust 1.— h a s been rec o m m e n d e d as th e lo g i 1.— C. K. Lively, a «letective of tem ptin g to id en tify th e Imdy of P re s id e n t H a rd in g , p assin g h e re e n cal p lace fo r a good h o te l, ow ing to th is city, brat Sid H atfield, for an apparently w ealthy m an who r o u te to th e c o u n try hom e of J o h n th e g re a t a m o u n t of to u r is t tra v e l m er M atewan ch ief o f p olice and w as found Sunday in Lake Couer W . W eeks, s e c re ta ry of w ar, lo r a th r o u g h A sh la n d . C o n se q u e n tly T fam ous participant in th e Mingo d’ A lene, m urdered. An inspection te n d ay s v a c a tio n , lan d ed on th e h is o p e n e d n e g o tia tio n s w ith M r. P ero zzi m ine war, to th e draw of guns o f I he body revealed a bullet to ric P ly m o u th Rock a n d review ed th e e a rly p a r t o f th is m o n th , an d and shot H atfield au<l h is friend. wound in the head and a sack of an e x te n siv e p a g e a n t p o rtra y in g th e h e re I a m . ra e d y fo r b u s in e s s .” Chambers, on th e court house bricks tied about th e neck to sink a r r iv a l of th e P ilg rim s a n d th e his- T h e new d in in g room to be opened steps. T he sh ootin g affa ir fo l the body. j tory of New England beginning with th e la s t of th is w eek w ill fill a long low ed an .argum ent. It w as a The niau w as about fifty year« i the landing o f th e old Norse V ik fe lt w a n t on th e p a r t of A sh la n d peo liv ely affa ir o f gun play in w hich old, heavy set and nearly bald. ings. H arding delivered a short ad- p le, a s well as th e la rg e n u m b e r o f four oth ers were also arrested. He had six 32-calibre b a lle ts in | dress discu ssin g the developm ent of to u r is ts w ho p a ss th ro u g h th e city H atfield is not thought to be fa t his pockets and w ore a Chicago th e A m erican people sin ce th e early (CoBJlUl.l) ally wounded. m ade suit. days. { C o n tin u ed on P a g e F o u r ) STEERS READY FOR MARKE!, 2 WEEKS SCHOOL CLOSES A « m m a a m a m m «_ ' i 4 have * AU Wool and a Yard Wide f let me up an — cfHAM T yov ARE Argument Results In Gun Play At W.Va., Court Scene Murder Of Wealthy Man, Couer D’Alene Remains A Mystery