4
SHLAND climate without the aid
of Medicine, curee nine caaee out
of ten of Asthma. This is a proven
fact.
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VOLUME 2
A shland D aily T idings
(Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings.
Germs cauoot »urvlv«
n KLARIA
three months In the rich osone
at Ashland.
water helps.
NO. 296
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1921.
Voi. 43.)
The pure domestic
BUNGLING OF BERGDOLL CASE ACCUSATION
Portland Host To
Veteran Leaders
The W orld W ar
Irish and British Rush
Preparations for War
“ Hello Bill” Is
Salutation 01 Elks
Marshfield Today
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WASHINGTON. D. ('., Aug. 18.—
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c a lc u la te d to ra is e th e lid from * In th e m a jo rity re p o rt to th e h o u se
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Is
th e
su g g e ste d
d a te
* t i l e city a n d cau se th e sa m e to *
of re p re s e n ta tiv e s, m ^ n b e r s of th e
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th e voting of th e $19,000 bond
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aw
ay.
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B ergdoll
in v e s tig a tio n
c o m m itte e
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Issu e soon to be p u t to a vote of
P a ra d e s a n d w h a t-n o t will be * recom m ended t h a t p u n itiv e actio n
*
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th e ta x p a y e rs in A sh lan d fo r ap *
fe a tu re s of th e tri-d ie m jam - * be ta k e n a g a in s t se v era l p erso n s in
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I
boree.
All p rizes fo r th e v a ri- * volved in th e V ictor B ergdoll escape
W, O. D ick erso n s u ffe re d a s tro k e
p ro v al by th e city council, a c c o rd *
*
T h e M u ltn o m ah A n g le rs' clu b ap-
oils se ctio n s of th e big p a ra d e ♦ from th is c o u n try to G erm an y th a t
o f p a ra ly sis a t his hom e. 111 Bush
* ,
in g to s ta te m e n ts m ad e by W illiam *
, I p ealed for a d v ic e as to tra n s p o rta -
a re fash io n e d of m y rtle wood * ’ he m ig h t e v a d e th e d r a f t law d u r
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B riggs, city a tto rn e y , to th e city ’
* tia n an d a c c o m m o d a tio n s a t th e
an d each piece h as been se- * 1 in g th e w ar. T he re p o rt w as signed
m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g his noon-day
*
*
co u n cil a t a re c e n t m ee tin g of th a t
R o g u e E lk h o te l fo r a p a rty of 12
lected w ith a view to its s u it- * , by (b re e o f five m e m b e rs of th e
lu nch. T h e p a ra ly sis is th o u g h t to
*
*
e a s te rn m en who a re now a tte n d
body.
T he $19,000 issue w ould be
have
been
cau
sed
by
blood
conges-
a
b ility as a lu rn is h in g for th e * | c o m m itte e sig n ed th e m a jo rity r e
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n
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to
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m
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t
lodge
room s o f th e v a rio u s * p o rt w inch sc a th in g ly d en o u n c ed th e
i tio n on th e b ra in , a c c o rd in g to th e
p a r t of a p la n n e d bond issu e of *
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in
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
c h a p te rs.
* w ar d e p a rtm e n t fo r its m eth o d s in
$56,000.
A ccording to A tto rn ey *
*
DU BLIN. Aug. 18.- D ail E i r e a u n » a tte n d in g ph y sician . D onald D icker-
T h e a n g le rs ' club h as been a d v ise d ,
In
a
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to
th
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son,
son
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p
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’• h a n d lin g th e case p rio r to th e es-
♦
B riggs, who lias been c o n fe rrin g *
■ Is d isc u ssin g th e Iris h a n d B ritish
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t
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te
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in
th
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th is m o rn in g t h a t tw o o r th re e d ays; * and th e prizes, a n o th e r big le a - * cape of B ergdoll in May, 1920.
*
w ith P o rtla n d bond a tto rn e y s r e la
riv e r i s . a t its very b e st rig h t now ; peace q u e s tio n s in a closed session niU3t ela p se b e fo re a p red ic tio n
tu r e of th e session will he th e
R e p re s e n ta tiv e M c A rth u r of O re-
*
tiv e to issu in g th e bonds, i ’.id la tte r
a n d t h a t a c c o m m o d a tio n s can ho , w hile Ire la n d a n d E n g la n d r u s h j c o u i<j
m ad e re g a rd in g hopes fo r ” big seafood
b
a
n
q
u
e
t
to
he
i
gon
sig n e d th e m in o rity
re p o rt
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a m o u n t m ay be reduced.
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to
renew
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th
e
recovery
of
his
fa
th
e
r.
served
a
t
C
h
a
rle
sto
n
Beach.
w hich d e n ie s t h a t a rm y m en aided
*
T he a c tu a l a m o u n t needed by th e ; *
T h e e n tir e r ig h t sid e of M r. D ic k -- * T he c o m m itte e in c h a rg e is
B ergdoll to m a k e his escape. It is
* d e sire to try th e ir luck In th e re- h a s w aged fo r y e a rs w ith o u t a def-
now ned sp o rt w hich R ogue riv e r a f - j i n i t e s e ttle m e n t.
T h e Iris h rep u b - in so n is p a raly zed . T he m uscles on * p re p a rin g to dish o u t clam s an d
city to pay ex istin g in d e b te d n e ss is! «
u n d e rsto o d t h a t B ergdoll is now
♦
$53,554.89.
O rig in a l p la n s fo r th e
one
sid
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of
his
face
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n
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goes
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t
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w
ritin g a book a b o u t h is a ffa irs .
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As a m a tte r of c o u rte sy th e local I th e m e e tin g p lace w hile a c tiv itie s a t t h a t Mr. D ickerson is u n a b le to ta lk -, » 5,000 h u n g re y a n tle re d boys. *
issu e left th e d iffe re n c e b etw een *
»
th a t a m o u n t and th e $56,000 issue
♦ fish e rm e n a r e re q u e ste d ; to advise! b o th Iris h a n d B ritish tro o p bar-! above a w h isp er. His m ind h as re- * F iv e th o u sa n d pounds of Chi- * PINK TREK OX BANK
l'or use in a llo w in g fo r a possible in-
th e o ffice of th e c h a m b e r if th e y j ra c k s b e tra y a fe a r t h a t h o s tilitie s ! m ain e d u n c lo u d e d since th e tim e o f * nook sa lm o n . 650 g a llo n s of *
OF ROGUE R IV ER HAVES
d e te rm in a te d isc o u n t on th e bonds. ,
will a s s is t in th e e n te r ta in m e n t of will be ren ew ed .
his a fflic tio n y e s te rd a y a lth o u g h h e ' * d a m s , 1,500 c ra b s, 125 p o u n d s ♦
TRUCK D R IV E R AXD PEARS
A d v ire from th e P o rtla n d a tto rn e y s .
* ‘ tliese ex Pe r t c a s te rs a n d a s sis t th em
T h e w hole I ris h s itu a tio n is onces h a s not been a b le to eat.
of coffee, 700 g a llo n s of p o ta to •
Mr. B riggs s ta te s, w as to th e effe c t *
* to la,lld one of th e s e w o n d e rfu l s te e l - , m ore tre m b lin g in th e n a rro w b a l - !. Mr. D ickerson w as overcom e b y i* sa la d and 500 loaves of b rea d *
A c h e rry tre e got G eo rg e W ash
th a t th e d isc o u n t sh o u ld he paid o u t ♦
♦ 11(11,1 tr o u t ln o r d e r th a t th e fam e of la n c e b e tw e e n peace a n d w a r to d ay , th e s tro k e w h ile w a lk in g from th e * a r e a few o f th e d elicacies to *
; inc ton in to tro u b le , b u t a pine tr e e
of a g e n e ra l fund a n d th e bon d s is * 150 y a rd s from th e sa m e spot. * th e R ogue as a fish in g s tre a m tnay
All E n g lish eyes, no less th a n d in n e r ta b le to a n o th e r room . Mrs. * be consum ed.
on th e bank, of th e R ogue riv e r
sued fo r th e a m o u n t needed.
T he
, Iris h , a r e fixed on D u b lin , w h e re th e D ickerson c a u g h t him in tim e to €• <t> & 4> <*■> <?> <•> $> <►
> ». »
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♦> <$> <•/
<?■ <S> <4- •> <♦ •>
. receive a n a tio n a l , re p u ta tio n .
saved th e people n e a r M cCloud th e
a tt it u d e of th e council was in a p
i D ail E ire a n n , in w hose h a n d s th e p re v e n t a fall to th e flo o r a n d called
i
tro u b le of d ra g g in g th e riv e r fo r
R E D U C E D F R E IG H T R A TES
p a re n t fav o r of th e p lan w hich, it
> fa te of th e country lies, is consid- D onald D ickerson. A p h y sician was
th e body of W eld o n Z u n d e ll a n d
e re d th e im p a ssio n e d w ords o f t h e ir , c alled a t once.
ON F R U IT AND V E G E T A B L E
is ex p ected, will be follow ed. Ow
120 boxes o f choice pears.
S H IPM E N T S A R E P O ST PO N E D ; le a d e r, E a m o n n .D e V a le ra , who yes-
A lth o u g h a d e fin ite o p inion has
in g to th e fact th u t sev eral bonds of
Z u n d ell a n d his p e a rs s ta rte d
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i I te rd a y re je c te d u n q u a lifie d ly th e n o t been given by th e a tte n d in g
10-ye-ir te rm s a re d u e fo r e x p ira
th e ir tr ip to th e riv e r w hen th e road
WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 18.— B ritish term s o f peace.
p h y sician.
D onald D ickerson s ta te d
tio n tlie council in te n d s to rebond
sa n k b e n e a th th e w eig h t of th e
T he in te r s ta te c o m m erce co m m issio n
M ean w h ile w a r c lo u d s ro lled up th is m o rn iu g th a t th e a fflic te d m a n i
to th e a m o u n t of $37.960.
A tto r
heavy tru c k in w hich th ey w ere r id
has su sp en d e d u n til S e p tem b e r 16 a lo n g , th e d a rk e n in g h o rizo n , w ith m ig h t bo g re a tly im proved w ithin
ney B riggs s ta te s th a t th e council
ing.
T h e tru c k sk id d e d a b o u t 26
th e p roposed red u c e d fre ig h t r a te s | b lac k a n d ta n s h u rry in g back to tw o o r th re e m onths.
h a s th e legal rig h t to ta k e th e p la n
o r 2ft feet dow n th e e m b a n k m e n t,
on fresh f r u it a n d v e g e ta b le s be- th e ir p o sts a n d B ritis h tro o p s re-
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ned p ro ceed u re.
It was reco m
follow ed closely by Z u n d e ll an d se v
TO STICK IFNTIL JOB
tw een p o in ts in A rizo n a, C a lifo rn ia , tu rn in g to Ire la n d
m ended by A tto rn e y B riggs t h a t an
e ra l boxes of choice p e a rs.
IS FINISH ED. CHAIRMAN
N evada, New M exico, O regon a n d
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a m e n d m e n t be m ade to th e city
All w ere lu ck ily sav ed by th e In
F. P. R o p er a n d d a u g h te rs . Veda
SH IPPING BOARD SAYS
U tah to p o in ts in A rizona.
c h a r te r pro v id in g th a t th e council
te
r
f e r e n c e o f th e lone tre e .— C larion.
an d C aro ly n , M rs. H. E. R obison,
m ay in c u r in d e b te d n e ss up to $10,-
W ASH IN GTON. D. C.. Aug. 18.— ,
B> HEN RY W. K IN N EY .
M. M. M orris a n d Sam A. T h o rn i-
SOME SLOGAN
G eorge D ew ey a n d fam ily and Mrs.
000 in stead of $5.000 now provided
N.
D.
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nited
P ress S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t! LLOYD GEORGE WOULD
fo r. T h e a m e n d m e n t did not m eet iley of Los A ngeles have p u rch ased
HAVE BRITISH NAVY
‘Go slow an d see o u r city.
Go ¡e v e n in g fro m a trip to C ra te r L ake jh ro a d to d ay b ra n d e d a s “ p ro p a g a n d a ;
TOKYO,
Aug.
18— W hen
th e
w ith g e n e ra l fav o r from th e c o u n th e Speck o rc h a rd of 88 a c re s from
EQUAL OTHERS IN SIZE
fast and see oui ja il.
These slog-i m id P e lic a n Bav T hev re n o rt s n le n - ■ d e tr im e n ta l to th e L u ited S ta te s
,,
cil.
P u r s u a n t to follow ing th e C. VI. Speck for $40,000. th e p u r-J ail8. t h e f ir s t in blu e a n d w h ite
at
h m e rc h a n t m a r in e ” th e re p o rt s ta tin g | CP° W“
r®1“ ™ fr° m W s
p lan s of th e P o rtla n d a tto rn e y s for c h a se rs to ta k e possession lm m e - : le tte rs , a r e posted co n sp icu o u sly on . a d ay a n d a h a lf th ey c a u g h t 2? t,ia l he w as a tte m p tin g to resign. iU K u ro l,e he will he a p p o in te d ra-
LONDON. Aug. 18.— Lloyd G eorge
th e sale of th e bonds. A tto rn e y d ia te iy a n d to h av e thl« y e a r ’s erop. K enoza a v e n u e. H a v e rh ill, th e ro a d ¡ b e a u tif u l
told th e h ouse of com m ons to d ay
tr o u t ,, w hich
a v e ra g e d “ I w ill stick u n til th e job is fin-!
lap a n .
B riggs s ta te d , an a m e n d m e n t to an
th a t th e B ritish e m p ire must- have
T h e Speck o rc h a rd is one of th e lead in g to th e b e a ch e s a n d th e ) a b o u t five p o u n d s each.
T h e f i s h ; isb e d ’ aaid L a s k e r- " I anl no q u it-
T his w as th e belief to d ay of th e
a rtic le of th e city c h a r te r will be best know n p ro p e rtie s in th e valley
a n a v a l force eq u al to t h a t of any
m o u n ta in s,
If th e p o lic e e n fo rc e a r e now b e in g can n ed for w in te r ,e r -
best in fo rm ed public m en an d j o u r -
n ecessary .
F ull d iscu ssio n fo r d e f an d Mr. Speck Is one of th e b est
o th e r c o u n try ,
ln m a k in g tlie long
th e law as th e sig n s in d ic a te th ey use.
T h e p a rty w as pleased w ith
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n a lis ts . b u t a s y et no w h isp e r even
in ite actio n fo r issu in g of th e bonds know n f r u it m en ln th e s ta te . Mr.
, t xpected s ta te m e n t re g a rd in g deel-
KLAM ATH FA LLS. Aug. 18.
a re disposed to, it w ould seem well th e c o n d itio n o f th e road from A1^d-
h a s been allo w ed to f ilte r th ro u g h slons ol
w as d e fe rre d to a la te r council m e e t T h o rm ile y is a n e x p erien ced orch - fo r m otoriatg to slow up
th e im p e ria l co n fe re n ce ,
T h o u sa n d s of to u ris ts a re v isitin g in to p rin t.
No n e w sp a p e r w ould
in
th
e
jt’ord
to
th
e
la
k
e
,
b
u
t
th
e
y
re
tu
rn
e
d
ing.
just,
closed,
th e p re m ie r sa id : “ It
a rd ls t, h av in g had m any y e a rs ’ e x - j s llp p e r c it y .— B oston P ost,
C ra te r L ak e w here th e re sh o u ld he! d a re to d iscuss th e m a tte r, a s it
|
via
th
e
Dead,
In
d
ia
n
ro
ad
and
found
R. P. N eil, re p re s e n tin g p ro p e rty p e rie n ce ra is in g a p p le s in s o u t h e r n __________________
ivas a g re e d t h a t th e B ritish navny
¡h u n d re d s of th o u sa n d s,
d e clared w ould m ean c e rta in and in s ta n t sup-
it in a f r ig h tf u l c o n d itio n .
o w n e rs in th e vicinity of F a c to ry Ohio a n d V irg in ia.
he
second to n o n e .”
L oud efieers
H e is now in bilnd c a p ta in M oore.
; E ric V, H a u se r of P o rtla n d , presi- pression.
a n d W a te r s tre e t, a p p e a re d before M edford a n d will ta k e possession of
g
re
e
te
d
th
e
p
re
m
ie
r’s
re
m a rk s.
|>(,
♦>! d e n t of th e C ra te r L a k e N a tio n a l
T ,.„
sure your' fluff rug. woven <§>
♦ <»> <£• <$> <$> •?> 4 & <•> >•
i lie C row n P rin c e is now of age,
th e council w ith a re q u e s t t h a t ac th e place im m ed iately .
. | P a rk com pany, in an a d d re ss a t a , acc()rding tn Ja p a n e g e eoi„ lt
O ver
¡fro m y o u r old c a rp e t, is a M osan, | *
WEATHER FORECAST
tio n be ta k e n to exviude c am p ers
he o rc h a rd co n sists of , a c re s , m ad e exclusively by M osan A rt R u g , »
F A IR ,
• b a n q u e t given th e P o rtla n d Ad c l u b j , y e a ,. ago when fhp
heaK h
from v a c an t p ro p e rty at th o se s tre e t oi N ew tow ns an d five a c re s of J o n -, Co. of M edford.
2 9 6 -1 ’ <
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<5>
.
.. I h e re by th e c h a m b e r of com m erce ■ th e E m p e ro r reach ed tbp s ta g e w herp
in te rse c tio n s
a th a n s . th e o th e r e ig h t a c re s h o in " -------- ;___________________________________________________
— — —
’ he could no lo n g e r a tte n d public
it was s ta te d by Mr# Neil th a t in g ra in a n d a lfa lfa .
A fo re m a n ’s ! ____________________________________________________________________________
fu n c tio n s, and w hen it becam e n e c
th e c a m p e rs le ft a g re a t a m o u n t of house is in clu d e d in th e deal.
e
ssa ry to have tlie E m p re ss of th e
d e b ris s c a tte re d a b o u t on th e prop
T his d eal, m ad e th ro u g h J. C.
Chilean Students
Crow
n P rin c e receive a m b a ssa d o rs
e rty . c a u sin g b o th an u n sig h tly and B arn es of th e R o gue R iv er L and
in U. S. Colleges
a n d p erfo rm s im ila r d u tie s in his
u n s a n ita ry c o n d itio n . A lth o u g h th e com pany, is th e fifth big d eal in th e
place, th e re w as som e ta lk a b o u t a p - ‘ PO R TLA N D , A ug. 18.— Dr. R. M
T he firs t sa le was
c o u n cil took a n in fo rm a l a i f i r m a t b e p ast 1ft days.
Six
young
people
of
Chile,
th
re
e
P
°in t«»ent of a reg e n t b u t th e B ru m field is s till in c a rc e ra te d in tlie
view of Mr. N eil’s re q u e s t th e m a t th e B ingham H a m p to n o rc h a rd to
Five republics of South Am erica th e Souih A m erican <-ountries a t the young men a n d 'th r e e young women, ( r o 'A11 P rin c e was n o t m en tio n e d a t
M u ltn o m ah co u n ty ja il h ere. Offi-
te r wah re fe rre d to a c o m m itte e for E ric W old, th e n th e W a sh b u rn orcli-i were Included in the to u r of Miss An convention in St. Louis in 1919. They
a
re
being
sent
by
th
e
Chilean
govern-
(*>iie.
and
th
e
Im
p
e
ria
l
H
ouse-
ce
rs g u a rd in g th e p ris o n e r re fu se to
a rd to C ap tain T u ttle , th en th e M ary na Adam s Gordon and Miss Ju lia Free- visited all tlie countries open to
in v e stig a tio n .
inent
to
the
U
nited
S
ta
te
s
to
spend
b
°ld
D
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
p
ro
m
p
tly
denied
m
ak
e a s ta te m e n t re g a rd in g th e
A p e titio n w ith S3 sig n e rs was Mac o rc h a rd to J o n a s W old, follow - man Dvane. m ade in the in te rest of i stra n g e rs in E urope in the spring mid
four
y
ears
in
Am
erican
colleges.
tl,e
sto
ry
.
tim
e
w hen they will tr a n s f e r B runj-
p re se n te d to th e council a s k in g t h a t i e d by th e sa le of, e x -S h eriff J e n - 1 tlie caus«* of world prohibition. Miss j snnnuer or 192P. T h ia year they have fc
heir
m
ission
is
to
study
the
educa-
Now,
it
is
(m
inted
o
u
t,
th
e
C
row
y
i
field
to
th e R o se b u rg Jail w h ere he
th e e p o ro
ro je
ie c c tin
tlu g g c o rn e r of a sid ew alk n in g s ’ A pp leg ate ran ch to F ra n k : Gordon’ national president of the m ade a to u r of the L i t in-A m erican , T
th
W om an’s C h ristian T em perance Union countries, iiachuling Peru. Chile, Uni- | tiooal system of the U nited Staves, par- 1 P rin c e is receiv in g th e fin ish in g : will a w a it tria l a s
th e accu sed m u r-
N early $180.000 is in
a t N orth Main a n d W a te r s tre e ts P re sto n .
guay. A rg e n tin e a n d B razil. They will . ti<*ular ly as it concern« higher educa- to u ch e s in h is tra in in g as a fu tu re ! d e re r of D ennis R ussell.
be c u t off and ro u n d ed in a way as volved in th e s e d eals, sh o w in g m ore
brin« 5 ° th ‘< eo,w ‘tu li° 1' ’,*»t
,n 1 tion, and to investigate the effect’s, so v ereig n by his visit in E u ro p e , an d
T h e in ad e q u a c y of th e ja il at
to fa c ilita te th e tu rn in g of au to m o - a c tiv ity in o rc h a rd lan d in th e
.a i l B rancisco, A ugust IS to - J ,
a j evonomlc an(] physical, of th e pro- th e re will be every reaso n fo r plac-
R o se b u rg is given as th e rea«on for
b iles Into N o rth M ain s tr e e t from R o g u e riv e r valley th a n fo r a n y sim -
prophecy from rep re sen ta tiv e s of the
h lbldon of the m an u factu re and sale - ¡ng him in th e position as re g e n t k e e p in g B ru m fie ld h ere.
T he a c
governm ent in Chile, A rgentine and of alcoholic beverage«.
W a te r s tr e e t a n d a lla y d a n g e r of ila r le n g th of tim e In th e p a st 10
w hen he retu rn 3
cused
m
an
is
a
p
p
a
re
n
tly
n o rm al
U ruguay th a t prohibition will lie es
tra f fic a c cid e n ts. It w as s ta te d th a t years.
Chile is very near the enactm ent
tablished
th
ere
w
ithin
live
years.
In
th
e
m
e
a
n
tim
e
th
e
p
ress
sa
tis-
a
Kain
a
n
d
ex
p
resses
a
w
ish
to see
u n d e r p re s e n t c o n d itio n s c a r o w n ers
South A m erica is w atching closely the of a law sim ilar to th e E ighteenth fies its e lf w ith e la b o ra te sp ecu la-
fam ily a n d c le a r up th e m y stery ,
In tu rn in g th a t c o rn e r a re com
effect of th e prohibitory law in the am endm ent to the United S tates con la tio n s w ith re g a rd to th e m o v em en ts He gives o ffic e rs th e im p ressio n th a t
pelled to sw ing fa r o u t in to th e cen
U nited S ta te s, both in its social and stitu tio n , w aiting only for a little
of th e E ld e r S ta te sm e n , p a r tic u la r ly : h e
an x io u s to c le a r him self,
t e r of N o rth M ain s tr e e t, ru n n in g
its econom ic aspects.
N othing hut fu rth e r observation of tlie resu lt of
a
long
c
o
n
fe
re
n
ce
w
h
ich
P
rin
c
e
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the
prohibitory
law
here,
and
to
de
th e risk o i liead-on co llisio n s w ith
com plete failu re here could prev en t
velop
a
little
m
ore
assu
ran
ce
in
the
Y
am
ag
ata
an
d
P
rin
c
e
S
a
io
n
ji
rec
e
n
t-!
PO
RTLA
N
D
.
Aug. 18.— Dr. R. M.
th e enactm en t of sim ilar legislation
oncom ing c a rs. A fter a n in v e s tig a -,
m
inds
of
those
engaged
in
th
e
wine
ly had w ith th e E m p e ro r.
M ost of! B ru m fie ld , accu sed
m u rd e re r
of
th ere, and th e re is no thought of fa il
tio n th e council decided to c u t a w a y 1
ind
u stry ... th a t ... grapes
may
be grown
ure,
e
ith
e
r
iu
\th
e
m
inds
of
th
e
South
...
.
.
..
.
.
Gie
p
a
p
e
rs
confined
th
em
se
lv
e
s
to
D
ennis
R
u
ssell
o
f
R
o
seb
u
rg
,
was
ad
o n e -th ird of th e c o rn e r w hich is 21
A m erican tem perance w orkers, o r here. t r v
P .„ ,h « w m m A n r
,.„<1 th e s u PPo s itl<»» th a t th e ta lk con- Judged sa n e to d ay by Dr. W illiam
feet in le n g th to th e A shland V ul-I
Both governm ent officluls and
In d icativ e of la b ile opinion tow ards try.
cern ed its e lf w ith a rra n g e m e n ts fo r A- H ouse, a lie n is t. D is tric t A tto rn e y
c a n iz in g W orks.
prohibition is th e a ttitu d e of th e gov ed u cato rs a re lined up strongly for
Due to th e in a b ility on th e p a rt
th e C row n P rin c e ’s r e tu rn and for N e u n e r a n n o u n c ed to day. T he den-
prohibition,
and
the
prophecy
Is
th
a
t
T h e p e titio n e rs re q u e ste d
th a t of th e o ffic ers of th e Scenic P re se r-
e rn m en ts an d of ed u cato rs o f th e high
his w edding.
tis t is d e c la re d to be in a b s o lu te pos-
an
o
th
e
r
five
y
ears
will
see
Chile
dry.
e st ran k to w ard s th e vause. B ecause
o n e -h a lf of th e c o rn e r be c u t aw ay. > a tjon a sso c ia tio n of Ja ck so n co u n tv
W
h
e
th
e
r
th
e
C
row
n
P
rin
c
e
is.
i
n
!
session o f h is fa c u ltie s.
A second
The young stu d e n ts win» a re being
of th is sym pathy t h e \ teaching
M ayor L a m k ln s ta te d th is m o rn in g to m ak e s a tis fa c to ry a rra n g e m e n ts
scientific tem perance is included in th e financed here by th eir governm ent a re fact, m ad e re g e n t im m e d ia te ly upon e x a m in a tio n is ta k in g (dace in th e
t h a t a second p e titio n w as b ein g c ir w ith th e re s id e n ts of th e A p plegate
curricu lu m of th e schools, for which being placed in different p a rts of the his r e tu rn to J a p a n o r not. th e pub M u ltn o m ah d is tr ic t a tto r n e y ’s office
c u la te d in sis tin g t h a t th e ir d e m a n d d is tr ic t fo r th e re g u la r m o n th ly
tea c h e rs a re tra in ed in the norm al country, u n d er different environm ent, lie looks fo rw a rd
to w a rd s
g re a t th is a fte rn o o n .
be m et com pletely.
*1 m eetin g , th ey h av e decided to call
school«.
To m eet th e questio«. of and it is expected th a t th e ir observa I ch an g es, ow ing to his experience!
.
.
'
econom ic loss th e governm ent of Chile tions will be useful in helping C hile I ■
«
th e m ee tin g o ff fo r th e m o n th .
Mias Anna A. Gordon.
to come to a clear u n d erstanding of
° a< ’
,r e a t s a tis fa c tio n h as been
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C „ Aug. T S —
lias
alread
y
in
stitu
ted
a
program
*of
F a r m e r s in th e A p p le g a te valley
pro p ag an d a to teach the value of th e effects o f prohibition on the in expressed a t his ru b b in g elbow s w ith W illiam J. B u rn s h as been a p p o in te d
A ULASSIFIED AD is a B usi a re exceedingly busy ju s t now and
dent of the w orld W. C. T. Ü., with g rap e cu lru re for o th er purposes tlian d u strial and social life of the people o rd in a ry m o rta ls in E n g la n d , F ra n c e to succeed W illia m F ly n n as head
ness G etter. It goes everyw here
feel th a t th ey c a n n o t ta k e th e tim e MI bs Deane, editor-in-chief of the otti- th e m aking o f alcoholic beverages and > n d upon th e public health. T he and elsew here.
T h e m ass of t h e ; 0 * t ^ie in v e stig a tio n b u re a u of th e
and pops right out at one every
to p re p a ra a picnic g ro u n d s n o r do; clal publication of th e organization ln is advocating leg islation to provide fi th re e young women have been placed people, as well a s m any e n lig h te n e d '• d e p a rtm e n t o f ju stic e , a c c o rd in g to
tim e you pick up The Tidings.
th ey feel as if th e y could s p a re th e tlie United States, The Union Signal, nancial aid for ihose who u n d ertake in th e special charge of Miss Anna A.
m en of h ig h ra n k , look fo rw a rd to j th e a tto rn e y g e n e ra l In an an n o u n ce-
Try it and prove what we say.
tim e to ta k e a day o ff from th e ir were commissioned by the national th e conversion of th eir p lan ts to oth Gordon, president of th e W. C. T U.
a m ore d e m o c ra tic tu r n of th in g s,
m e n t m ad e today.
In thte U nited S tates.
body to make a survey of Europe and e r purposes th a n w ine m aking.
SEPT.TENTH
<«i> 'Ji1
<s>
PO RTLA N D ,
Aug.
18 —
P o rtla n d p lays host today* to
tw o d is tin g u is h e d g e n e ra ls of
th e la te w ar, one a n A m erican
a n d th e o th e r an Ita lia n .
G en eral U. 8. M cA lexander,
th e “ Rock of th e M arn e” of
A m erican a rm y fum e, is a n o th e r
of A m e ric a ’s g e n e ra ls who n e v e r
knew w hen he w as licked. G en-
e ra l P ie tro B adoglio of th e
Ita lia n a rm y a n d h e ro of th e
v icto rie s of M ount S a b a tin o a n d
V itto rio Veweto in th e Ita lia n
c a m p a ig n s, p ro b ab ly is ju s t a s
h a rd -h e a d e d .
B oth o ffic e rs a r-
rived in P o rtla n d e a rly to d a y
a n d a re being ro y a lly e n te r ta in -
ed. G e n e ral B adoglio will ad -
d re ss th e m u n ic ip a l a u d ito riu m
to n ig h t.
.
M cA lexander, le a d in g A m er-
ica n re g u la r
tro o p s a t th e
M arn e, refu se d to r e tr e a t w h en
a F re n c h g e n e ra l o rd e re d him
to do so, e x p la in in g t h a t “ his
tro o p s w ere so raw th ey d id n ’t
know w h a t th e sig n a l m e a n t,
a n d d o u b ted if th ey w ould obey
it if th ey d id .” He tu rn e d th e
B oches back ex actly t >204 y rea rs
a f te r T heodovic ste m m e d th e
tid e of A ttila ’s H u n n lsh in v a-
sion. a n d . th e sto ry goes, a b o u t
Multnomah
Anglers Plan
R. River Trip
i*
Dickerson
Suffers Paralytic
Stroke Yesterday
IV. 0 .
IN CLOSED
OF JAPAN 10
BECOME REGENT
*
Brumfield Wants
To See Family,
Clear Mystery
NATIONAL W. C. T. U. PRESIDENT
RETURNS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Applegate Meeting
Of Scenic Society
is Called Off
regular labors to attend a meeting.
I
t.*
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