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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—
' I
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.