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SHLAND climate without the aid
of Medicine, cures nine caaee out
o f te n of A sth m a . T h is is a p ro v en
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A shland D aily T ide <GS
( Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tiding«.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Voi. 43.)
monpay , august
», 1921
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fwaALARIA Germ» cannot aunrlTe
i a three months in the rich ozone
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
water helps.
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NO. 280
21
RECOVER 17 BODIES FROM SHIPWRECK
&
£
Dry Commissioner to Stop
LA S T YEA R ’S Wine Imports;Senate Acts
Good Berry Market—
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ESTIM ATE
FIFT Y
GAR
Fierce Senate Fight Over Willis- Fla£ J1 n
Bdasnk;
Campbell; May Give Court Test
Woman injured
LOADS
AGAINST TW ENTY GABS
OF
LAST SEASON
______________
MAKE CHANGE IN
SHIPPING METHODS
W ASHINGTON, D. C., Aug.
The sen ate h as Increased th e scope
of th e an ti-b eer bill, em pow ering t he prohibition com m issioner to stop
STRONG
BE R R Y
MARKET
th e im portation o f w in es w henever h e believes th a t th e w in es produced in
TO
a n d badly c ru s h e d
w rist
s p ra in e d
and
S u n d ay
her
rig h t
a fte rn o o n
a t 1 :4 0 o ’clock w hen a lig h t c a r
in w hich sh e w as rid in g ra n o ff a
clarin g th eir in tention to test th e b ill in th e cou rts if th e bill should fo u r-fo o t e m b a n k m e n t a s h o r t d is
ta n c e th is sid e o f th e A. R. Brow n
pass.
ra n c h , tu r n in g c o m p le te ly over. M rs.
S w ig e rt w as ru s h e d to a local h o s
p ita l w h ere fe a rs w ere e x p re sse d
•th at th e h a n d m ig h t h a v e to be a m
p u ta te d . T h e o p e ra tio n w as co n sid
ered u n n e c e ssa ry by D r. J a r v is an d
J )r. L e slie K e n t, a p h y sic ia n of H a r
r is b u r g a n d a d a u g h te r of M rs. Swi-
i-gart, w ho a rriv e d h e re M onday m o rn -
M ED FO R D , O r., A ug. 8.— O ne of
P A R IS , A ug. 8.— T h e f u tu r e o f: ¿n g ift co m pany w ith h e r s is te r, M rs.
th e la rg e s t o r c h a r d d e a ls o f th e y e a r th e e n te n te w as d e c la re d to be a t L a . . S tric k la n d .
M rs. Sw igajrt is
w as c o n su m m a te d S a tu rd a y w hen s ta k e w hen th e su p re m e c o u n cil m et I re p o rte d to be in a n im proved con
E ric W old p u rc h a se d from M rs. in th e m o st im p o r ta n t session since edition.
B in g h am o f S a n ta B a rb a ra , C alif., th e w ar.
F ra n c e a n d E n g la n d a re
T he b lo w in g o u t o r a tir e on th e
th e H a m p to n o rc h a rd tr a c t of fifty fo u n d to be d ia m e tric a lly opposed to r e a r w heel of th e c a r cau sed th e
a c re s. T h e p u rc h a se p ric e w as $35,- each o th e r on n e a rly e v e ry q u e stio n | m ac h in e to sk id a n d b e p re c ip ita te d
000.
co n sid e red .
o v er th e e m b a n k m e n t. T h e a u to w as
------------------------------ J d riv e n by M rs. S w ig a rt’s son, F a r -
T he H a m p to n o rc h a rd c o n sists of
th ir ty a c re s of b e st co m m e rc ial p e a rs 1 Oakl;iml Visitor—
m an. M rs. S w ig a rt a n d h e r son w ere
— te n a c re s of th is lo t b ein g o v er
E. I. T h o m a s, of O a k la n d , is in on th e w ay ‘to S iskiyou.
th ir ty y e a rs o f age. T h is block fo u r A sh la n d , v isitin g a t th e hom e of his
y e a rs £ g o a v e ra g e d $1600 p e r a c re , so u -iu -la w , Ja m e s-M a c d o n u a h . S o u th
a n d h a s y e a r a f te r y e a r p ro d u ced e rn ^Pacific tra in m a n , re s id in g on i
M r. T h o m a s is a a j
$1000 p e r a c re . T h e o th e r tw e n ty M orton s tr e t.
a c re s is p la n te d to y o u n g e r tre e s e x p e rt s h e e t iro n p o r k e r a n d f o r|
b u t th e y a re p ro d u c in g a s m uch a c so m e tim e p a s t h a s been em ployed
c o rd in g ly as th e o ld e r ones.
a t th e M are Isla n d navy y a rd .
M r. W old tw o y e a rs ago p u rch a se d
M nny of th e ir A sh la n d frie n d s a re ;
th e S onnis o rc h a rd of s e v e n ty -fo u r g re e tin g th e F . S. Foy fam ily , r e
a c re s n e a r T a le n t, w hich he ow ns v isitin g f a m ilia r scenes h e re from
a n d o p e ra te s.
H e h a s been e x te n th e ir p re s e n t hom e a t S a n ta B a rb a ra .
siv ely in te re s te d in th e o rc h a rd b u s E ngineer H urt a t H ornbrook—
in ess fo r y e a rs , a n d th e ab o v e sa le
F r a n k K elso, a n o ld -tim e e n g in e e r
is a f ittin g tr ib u te to th e v a lu e of h ere, w as badly in ju re d a t H o r n - 1
f r u it land in th is sectio n .
H e is bro o k , on F rid a y m o rn in g of la s t
S P R IN G F IE L D , 111., A ug. 8.— Gov-
th o ro u o g h ly c o n v e rsa n t w ith th e o r w eek.
He w as rem oved a t once to e rn o r L en S m all of Illin o is, accused
c h a rd b u sin e ss.
th e ra ilro a d h o sp ita l a t San F r a n - ; o£ ju g g lin g $1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of th e s ta t e ’s
W illis-C am pbell an ti-m ed icin al beer
OF TH IS MONTH
W ith an e stim a te". s h ip m e n t of
fifty c a rlc a u s , th e a p n ’.e cro p fo r th is
y e a r, grow n in A sh la n d a n d th e n e a r
v icin ity ,
be m ^ -e th a n d o u b le
t h a t of la«‘ y e a r, acc » d in g to J. E.
C a lla h a n , w a re h o u se fo rem an fo r th e
A sh la n d F r u it a n d P ro d u c e com
p an y . v .h j is o p tim istic in veiw ing
th e p ro sp e c ts fo r th e co m in g seaso n
w hich w ill begin in .tw o m o n th s.
T w en ty c a rlo a d s of a p p le s w ere
sh ip p e d to e a s te rn an d E u ro p e a n
m a r k e ts from A sh la n d la s t y e a r, Mr.
C a lla h a n s ta te d . T he in c re a se d sh ip
m e n ts fo r th is y e a r a re a ttr ib u te d
to th e in c re a se d a c re a g e ta k e n o v er
by th e g ro w e rs a n d th e c h a n g e from
c o n sig n m e n t to f. o. b. sh ip p in g m e th
ods.
P refer F . O. B. Shipm ents
Mr. C a lla h a n s ta te s th a t p rev io u s
to th is y e a r a il s h ip m e n ts had been
m ad e in c o n sig n m e n ts to easterta
m a r k e ts a n d w ere s u b je c te d to th e
e a s te rn flu c u a tio n s In price.
T he
m eth o d so m e tim e s cau sed a c o n sid
e ra b le loss to th e g ro w er. By sh ip
p in g f. o. b. th e g ro w e r is s u re of a
d e fin ite price, M r. C a lla h n says. T h e
la st m e th o d is s a id to be esp ecially
a d v a n ta g e o u s for th e s m a ll g ro w er.
T h e local p ro d u c e co m p an y is to sh ip
th e g r e a te r s h a re of th e T a le n t g ro w
e r s ’ a p p le crop b e c au se of th e new
s h ip p in g m eth o d s.
In p a st y e a r s
m uch of th e T a le n t b u sin e ss w as
h a n d le d In M edford.
A lth o u g h sh ip p in g to n u m e ro u s
e a s te rn m a rk e ts , th e p ro d u ce com
p a n y h e re d isposes of th e la rg e s t
s h a re of th e local ap p le cro p to a n
E n g lish m a rk e t, s e n d in g th e fa m e of
A sh la n d as a f r u it g ro w in g section
to E u ro p e a n d th e B ritish Isles.
b ill is fierce, th e sen a te “w e ts” d e
Hampton Orchard France and England
Sold to Talent Oppose Each Other
Man; $35,000 At Supreme Council
B erry M a rk e t Good
T h e b e rry m a rk e t is good a n d w ill
c o u tin u e u n til th e end of th is m o n th .
W ith
a p p ro x im a te ly
150
c ra te s
p a c k ed ev e ry day. b la c k b e rrie s a re
now to p p in g th e m a rk e t.
A n a v e ra g e of fifty boxes of H ale
p e a ch e s a re b e in g sh ip p e d d aily . Mr.
C a lla h a n s ta te s , to p o in ts in K la m
a th c o u n ty a n d n o r th e r n C a lifo rn ia .
T h e C ra w fo rd , E lb e rta a n d S alw ayi
p e a ch e s w ill n o t be m uch in evidence]
u n til th e m id d le of th is m o n th . T h e
p e a ch s h ip m e n t fo r th is y e a r is e s ti
m a te d a t a b o u t six c a rlo a d s.
T he
a v e ra g e y e a rly p each s h ip m e n t is
tw e n ty -fiv e c a rs. T h is y e a r's peach
c ro p w as se rio u sly d a m a g e d by th e
f ro s t w hich v isite d th e local o rc h a rd s
in May.
B a r tle tt P e a rs in Tw o W eeks
T h e lo cal p ro d u c e co m p an y will
s t a r t s h ip p in g B a r tle tt p e a rs in tw o
w eek s, a lth o u g h th e c ro p is n o t ex
p e c te d to be v ery la rg e .
B a rtle tt
p e a rs a re n o t ra ise d as e x te n siv ely
by o rc h a rd is ts h e re a s a t o th e r p o in ts
in th e v alley.
T h e Bose, C om ice,
'K r u m m e ll a n d De A n jo u p e a rs w ill
b e re a d y fo r m a r k e t in S e p tem b e r.
♦
h a d h e r le ft a rm a n d h a n d b ro k en
th e U nited S tates ¡ire en ou gh for m e d id n a l purposes. The fig h t over th e
CONTINUE FO R BALANCE
« GAS SU PPL Y HAM PERS
TODAY’S TIDINGS
T h e gas w as o ff m o st o f th e
fo re n o o n to d a y a n d we w ere u n -
a b le to k eep th e lin o ty p e in op-
e ra tio n . C o n se q u e n tly a n o th e r
<§> s h o rta g e of new s.
T h e new e le c tric m e ta l pot.
<$> w hich w e o rd e re d som e tim e
<g> ago, is d u e to a rr iv e to m o rro w
<» o r n e x t d ay. A fte r t h a t th e r e
<i> w ill be no f u r th e r s h o rta g e on
a c c o u n t o f lack o f h e a t fo r th e
<» lin o ty p e.
*
M rs. M ary F . S w ig e rt of th is city
«>
$>
4»
who m ad e a trip to M edford S a tu r- i
day w ith s e v e ra l c ra te s of b la c k b e r
rie s re p o rts t h a t th e m a rk e t is v ery ■
good.
T illam ook A rrivals—
M r. and M rs. A. A. P e n n in g to n ,}
p ro m in e n t b u sin e ss people of T illa
m ook, a rriv e d S a tu rd a y to spend
th e ir v a c a tio n in A sh lan d . T hey have
ta k e n room s a t Mrs. N ora W a lra d ,
on F a c to ry s tre e t.
Ten Days Cam ping T r i p -
W a ite r L. E v a n s, p a s to r of th e
B a p tist c h u rc h , w ith M r. an d M rs
M orehouse a n d Miss C a rib e l M ore
h o u se, le ft la s t w eek in th e fo rm e r" ,
a u to fo r a te n d ay s c a m p in g trip in
th e v icin ity of P o rtla n d , a n d in ci
d e n ta lly to a tte n d th e con v en tio n of
th e B a p tist Y oung P e o p le ’s society
now in session a t C o lu m b ia p a rk .
M o to r to R o g u e E lk —
M r. a n d M rs. Ire n e F in le y , Mr. and
M rs. W . H. Day a n d Mr. a n d Mrs.
J. B. M osier m o to re d to R o gue E lk
y e s te rd a y fo r S u n d ay d in n e r. T he
p a rty re tu rn e d th e sam e evening.
C h ris tia n W o rk e rs M eet—
T h e A sh lan d C h ristia n W o rk e rs
b a n d w e n t to th e c o u n ty farm y e s
te rd a y fo r a so n g serv ice. A s im ila r
g ro u p from M edford jo in e d th e s e rv
ice.
N ext S u n d a y a fte rn o o n th ey
w iu piay a t t he B elleview school-
house.
F o rn ie r P a a to r V isito r—
Rev. a n d Mrs. W ilson, a fo rm er
p a s to r of th e local P re sb y te ria n
c h u rc h , sto p p e d ovey fo r a b rie f
visit, w hile en ro u te to C ra te r L ake
and o th e r p oints. They w ere g u e sts
of M r. and M rs. C. W . N im s w hile
in tow n.
F orm er R esident Injure«] in R. R.
Acci<l«‘iit —
F r a n k B row n, fo rm e r A sh lan d re s
id e n t. w ho h a s been em ployed as
b ra k e m a n fo r th e S o u th e rn P acific
com pany a t K la m a th F a lls, w as b ad
ly in ju re d in fa llin g from a m oving
tra in on w hich he w as w ork in g , Iasi
F rid a y n ig h t.
He w ^s found ly in c
cisco. T h e e x te n t of his in ju rie s are} fu n d s, re tu r n e d to S p rin g fie ld to- n e a r th e tra c k by a p a ssin g tra in ,
unknow n.
} day a n d w e n t d ire e tjy to th e s ta te a n d w as se n t to th e com pany hos
A rrange County E xhibit—
' Capitol. It is u n d e rsto o d th a t S her- p ita l a t San F ra n cisc o .
T h e re is
T he J a c k s o n c o u n ty e x h ib it of b o th I iff M ester is m a k in g a rra n g e m e n ts not m uch hope of his recovery.
irrig a te d a n d n o n -irrig a te d g r a i n s 't o se rv e th e w a r ra n ts on th e gover-
an d g ra sse s a t th e s ta te fa ir th is ; n o r a n d h a v e his post bail.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
I fall will be th e b e st e v e r show n from
T h e s ta te e x e cu tiv e has been n iak -
th is c o u n ty , d u e to th e p le n titu d e o f j i n g an in sp e c tio n to u r of th e Illi-
SAN
FR A N C ISCO ,
Aug.
8-
m o is tu re la s t w in te r a n d sp rin g . A nols ro a d s since his in d ic tm e n t by F o llo w in g a re c u rr e n t m a rk e t prices
W A SH IN G TO N . D. C.. Aug S —
la rg e p o rtio n of th is e x h ib it h a s a l - 't h e g ra n d ju ry a few w eeks ago He on poultry products:
A m e ric an s im p riso n e d in R ussia will
Eggs, 48.
rea d y been g a th e re d a n d is bein g is c h a rg e d w ith e m b e z z le m e n t of
p ro b ab ly re a c h th e b o rd e r to d ay , it
Hens. 24 @26.
a rra n g e d in C o u n ty A g en t C a te ’s o f s ta te m oney d u rin g h is te rm a s tre a s
is believed by o ffic ia ls h ere.
T he
Broilers,
32 @36.
urer.
s ta te d e p a rtm e n t u n d e rs ta n d s th a t fice.
p ris o n e rs a re en r o u te to th e fro n
tie r.
GOVERNOR SMALL
AÏ
E
Expect American
Prisoners; Russia
To Reach Border
Stag Party—
T h e S o u th e rn O regon D elta T a u j
D e lta f ra te r n ity held th e ir firs t a/i-i
n u a l m e e tin g a t th e hom e of V. V.
M ills on E a s t M ain s tr e e t S atu rd ay
ev en in g . T h e m e e tin g w as s tric tly
¡1 s ta g p a rty .
T h o se p re se n t w ere
M e rid ith B eaver, F re d S c h u e rm a n ,
V. V. M ills. H a ro ld Sim pson, E lm e r
S p en cer of P o rtla n d . M r. Boyd
F r a n k C la rk of C e n tra l P o in t, H ein e
H e id e n re lc h , E d iso n M a rsh a ll, C laire
H o ld rid g e a n d C o u n ty P ro s e c u tin g
A tto rn e y R aw les M oore of M edford.
0
County G ets P u b licity—
J a c k so n c o u n ty is g e ttin g m uch
p u b lic ity in P o rtla n d b ecau se o f M ay
o r G ates, of M edford, m a k in g an a ir
p lan e flig h t to th e s ta te m etro p o lis
F rid a y evening. M ayor G ates, a sk e d
to a tte n d ¡a P o r tla n d b a n q u e t as
to a s tm a s te r , e n g a g ed an a rm y p lan e
a n d p ilo t a t th e Bajrber feild to
“ ta x i” by a ir. T h e tr ip w as m ad e In
tw o h o u rs a n d tw elv e m in u te s fly
ing tim e. F ifty g a llo n s o f g aso lin e
a n d six q u a r ts of oil w ere used d u r- •
ing th e flig h t.
<S>
<*>
♦ R eturns from Lake of th e W oods—
M iss G e o rg ia C offee re tu rn e d from
<$>
<?> L a k e of th e W oods S u n d a y , e v e n
$ ing. Miss C offee is h a v in g a cabin
'^1 b u ilt a t th e lake.
Mrs. E m m a Col-
«¿>1 Tee, m o th e r o f M iss C offee, a n d M rs. 1
<®>! J a c k E d w a rd s a c co m p a n ie d Miss Cof-
♦ fee. T h e p a rty re p o rts m u ch e x e r-,
else and good swlmmin.
(Otggmglio
First to Arrive
S team er A laska S trikes Reef
Near Eureka; Green Crew Is
Blamed; Ship Lost Way In Fog.
EUREK A, C alif., Aug. 8.— T h e inquest over the seven teen sw ol
len, blackened bodies, recovered a fte r th e w reck o f th e steam er Alaska,
ly in g in th e H um boldt county m orgu e w ill be concludi-d today follow ing
further effo rts to identify the eight bodies w hose identity ¡ire not k n eiu i,
T h ose tliat have been id en tified so far are: C harles D ehne, eh ief stew
ard, Seattle; lairsen, sailor, P ortlan d ; Frank K ing, w aiter, San F ran
cisco; R alph M ockett, K edcliff, C olo.; Thom as Johnston, B rooklyn, N. Y.;
A lvin H utchinson, San F rancisco; F ran k Comm, Vancouver, B. C.; C.
P iekell, L os A ngeles; K unaxawa, Jap an ese.
The accounts o f th e accident vary, alth ou gh m em bers o f th e crew
and p assengers declare that the wreck would never have occuree«! if
th e vessel had Iws-n n avigated properly. T here is «■onsiderable feeling
existin g here tliat th e sam e fau lt d r e w th e A laska to its doom a s drew
m any oth ers upon th e sam e reefs— attem pts to m ake too m uch spe«*d by
h u ggin g th e treacherous sh orelin e to o closely. The fog is still covering
Ca|M* M em licino like a blanket, wit 1» th e foghorns and th e breakers play«
ing a sad requiem for the lost vessel-
7
Investigation into the cause o f 1 be w retk w ill be m ade im m ediately.
Charges tliat m em bers o f the ere w w ere in efficien t w ill be thoroughly
probed.
E U R E K A . C l l t . Aug. 8 ,- S e v e n - “ L * "
tw it bodtet, lu tw b ú e lw ftro v w fd f r o m .
b “ Ve beeb
ib iu re d w l"
p ro b ab ly rem a in a t E u re k a in th e
th e w reck of th e P acific c o a st lin e r.
h o sp ita ls an d p riv a te hom es h e re m -
A la sk a, w hich sa n k S a tu rd a y ev e n
til th ey reco v er fro m th e ir in jn irie s
ing w ith in fifte e n m in u te s a fte r
su ffic ie n tly to e n a b le th em to tra v e l.
s trik in g B u n t’s ree f th ir ty m iles from
Tw o m o re bodies, Mr«. W a lte r J o h n
here. N ine of th e bodies have been
son, P o rtla n d , a n d a boy n a m e d B ald
id en tified .
w in, have been id e n tifie d in th e
T he A lask a s tru c k th e reef a t 9 :2 3 m o rg u e , b rin g in g th e recognized d ead
o ’clock S a tu rd a y evening.
W ireless to eleven.
A n o th e r m an is know n
m essages from th e s in k in g sh ip w ore to h a v e been a w a ite r a b o a rd th e A l
received by s ta tio n s all a lo n g th e a sk a.
coast. It is a p p a re n t from th e m es
sag es received from th e A laska u n
til 9 :4 3 o ’clock th a t th e sh ip slipped
off th e reefs a f te r g ro u n d in g and
s ta rte d s in k in g im m ed iately .
T he exact n u m b e r o f p a sse n g e rs
and crew a b o a rd th e A laska is not
know n a lth o u g h an e s tim a te places
th e to ta l a t 216. One h u n d re d a n d
fifty su rv iv o rs have been lan d e d ,
W IN N IPE G , C auada.- Aug. 8.—
leav in g betw een th irty -six and forty
T he body o f Dr. W illiam S tone, p re s i
s u rv iv o rs u n acco u n ted for. A tte m p ts
d e n t of th e P u rd u e u n iv e rs ity , found
to check th e list of p a sse n g e rs and
a f te r a five d a y s se arc h n e a r th e
crew a re being m ad e to d ay .
spot w h e re he fell h u n d re d s of feet
T h e e x p la n a tio n given for th e
to d e a th w hen a tte m p tin g to scale
sin k in g s ta te s th a t th e n a v ig a to rs lost
M ount E n o n w ith his w ife. T he body
th e ir w ay in a heavy fog a u d ru n in
is b ein g b ro u g h t from B anff.
Mrs.
too close to sh o re. T he c o u rse of S to n e ha« a lm o st reco v ered from
th e A lask a w as ch an g ed sev eral
th e e ffe c ts o f h e r ex p erien ce.
tim es, b u t a tte m p ts to s ta y c le a r o f
th e re e f w ere u n a v a ilin g . T he crew
h e a rd th e B u n t’s re e f fo g h o rn , h u t
w ere u n a b le to lo ca te it. T h en th e
c ra sh cam e, th e vessel « in k in g w ith in
fifte e n to th ir ty m in u tes.
M any su rv iv o rs flo ated fo r h o u rs
a id e d by life b e lts and b o a ts b efo re •
th e re sc u in g s te a m e r Anyox picked
th em up.
P A R IS , Aug. 8.— B ritish P re m ie r
A g reen crew ¡ b sa id to be p a rtia l-
L loyd G eo rg e told th e U nited P re ss
I ly to blam e fo r th e loss o f life, as
to d a y t h a t he w ould n o t a tte n d th e
tw o life b o a ts w ere u p set w hile be
W a sh in g to n d is a rm a m e n t co n fe re n ce .
in g lau n c h e d , th ro w in g th e occu
T h e p e rso n n e l of th e B ritish d e le g a
p a n ts in to th e sea.
tio n h a s n o t been d ecided upon.
T h e A la sk a is one of th e lin e of
th e San F ra n c isc o a n d P o rtla n d
S te am sh ip com pany, and le ft P o r t Leaves for San Francisco—
R. A. M inkler, a f te r an e x te n d e d
lan d F rid a y .
sta y in A sh la n d , le ft y e s te rd a y fo r
E U R E K A . C alif., Aug. 8.— O nly San F ra n c isc o , w h ere he will a tte n d
th e tip o f th e A la s k a ’s m ast s tic k th e b u y e rs ’ co n v en tio n .
ing up from th e w a te r w h e re it s a n k ' Tw o W eek s V a c a tio n —
M rs. A nnie Z ie g le r a u d M iss M ar
S a tu rd a y n ig h t show s w h ere th e ves
jo
ry
M cE lvaney le ft y e ste rd a y to
sel w ent dow n.
M arin ers d e c la re
spend
a tw o w eeks v acatio n a t Nep-
t h a t th e vessel is a lre a d y b re a k in g up
a n d t h a t th e su rfa c e o f th e w a te r 1 tu n e Beach, C alif,
is covered w ith b its o f d riftw o o d
S c ra n to n , P e n n ., ra n k s firs t a m o n g
a n d q u a n titie s o f cargo, tru n k s a u d
coal m in in g c itie s of th e w orld.
h a n d b a g s.
T h e f irs t c o n tin e n ta l co n g re ss m et
V essels b ro u g h t fro m th e ir c o u rse s
to aid in th e resc u e of s u rv iv o rs of in P h ila d e lp h ia S e p tem b e r 5, 1774.
Ice b e rg s off th e A tla n tic c o a st a r e
th e w reck have ste a m e d on th e ir
w ay. . O nly U nited S ta te s rev e n u e m o re n u m ero u s th a n fo r y e a rs.
W a te r te n n is is a new sp o rt r a p id
c u tte rs and c o a st g u a rd vessels re
ly
g a in in g in fa v o r o n th e P a c ific
m ain a t th e scene.
T h e b each es a re b e in g p a tro lle d to ■ C oast,
pick up th e b odies t h a t m ay w ash
M illions of old a rm y b oot-soles
Body of Dr. Stone
Recovered After Five
Search, Mount Enon
Lloyd George Will
Not Attend the
Disarmament Conf.
ashore.
Many survivors have al have been utilized in England as fer
ready gone to San Franci3co. and tiliser.