Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, August 20, 1921, Image 1

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7F
SHLAND climate without the aid
of Medicine, cures nine cases out
A
of ten o f Astbm a.
fa c t.
VOLUME
2
T his Is a proven
A shl and D aily T idings
(Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings.
rv
KbARIA Germs cannot survive
three months in the rich oione
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
water helps.
NO. 298
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1921
Voi. 43.)
SINN FEIN MAY ISSUE WORLD MANIFESTO
Efforts to Find
Stolen Car Fails;
Taken Thursday
ESPEEEU W E
MAKKS TR IP TO INSPECT
LECTEIt
PROPERTY
NEO
IN
MEXICO
HAD I O CUT WAV IN
ROADS OF INTERIOR
GIVES A ll» TO AMERICAN WOMAN
HE LI I
UP
BY
PASSPORT
TROUBLH
?”
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E ffo rt to d ay a n d a ll d ay Frl-
day to lo cate th e S tu d e b a k e r
autom obile stolen from S. H.
S h o rt, p ro p rie to r of th e E a s t
Side P h a rm a c y , fro m in fro n t
of h is p lace of b u sin e ss a t 8
o ’clock T h u rs d a y ev en in g , h av e
been w ith o u t re s u lts . Mr. S h o rt
:
♦
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<$»
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❖ ]
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Germany to Submit Peace
Treaty to a World Court
s ta te s th a t te le p h o n e an d te le - <$>!
<•> g ra p h m essa g e s to th e police
<*> in C a lifo rn ia a n d O regon c itie s ♦ !
h a v e failed to fin d c lu e s lead -
i
<•> in g to th e disco v ery of th e a u - <§>l
• to m o b ile.
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Mr. S h o rt le ft his . e a r, a ❖
<•» m aroon colored c h u m m y ro a d - •«>
<$> s te r, s ta n d in g in f ro n t of h is >$>
«?> s to re fo r a b o u t five m in u te s <§>
<•' w hile he a tte n d e d to so m e ♦
<*> w ork. • W hen he cam e o u t th e
c a r w as gone.
<$>
<•>
In q u iry m ad e of to u ris ts in <S>
a n e a rb y cafe. Mr. S h o rt s ta te d <?>
<S> to a u th o r itie s , illic ite d th e fa c t <$>
<?> t h a t th e c a r h a d been ta k e n by
<§- tw'o young m en w ho ju m p e d in -?>
■$> th e m ac h in e a n d d ro v e o ff im - <$>
-•> m e d ia te ly a f t e r Mr. S h o r t’B de-
pasture.
A d e sc rip tio n of th e <3>
m en could not be o b ta in e d .
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"S’ <J> '<$> <§> •$> <§> '$> <$> <§> <§> <ÿ •$> <$>
J. G. Lucy, 111 T h ird s tr e e t, a n
em p lo y e of th e S o u th e rn P acific
co m p an y , w ho re tu r n e d y e s te rd a y
fro m a six w eeks tr ip to th e in te r io r
o f M exico, h as m an y a n in te re s tin g
ta le to te ll of th e land m ad e fa m ­
o u s by chili con c a m e an d rev o lu ­
tions.
Mr. Lucy m ad e th e teip fo r th e
p u rp o se of in v e s tig a tin g th e c o n d i­
tio n of th e p ro p e rty t h a t he h a s
ow ned to r sev eral y e a rs b u t h a s been
u n a b le to m ak e any use of o w in g to
c o n s ta n t m ilita ry d is tu rb a n c e s in
t h a t c o u n try .
Mr. L u c y ’s p ro p e rty
is in clu d e d in a tf a c t of lan d ow ned
by a n A m erican co m p an y a n d im ­
p ro v ed w ith 40 houses. O ut of th e
40 ho u ses th e only one le ft s ta n d ­
in g in a u sa b le c o n d itio n is one be­
lo n g in g to th e e s ta te of Mrs. N. C u n ­
n in g h a m . w ho died in th is c ity som e
tim e ago.
T ra v el to his p ro p e rty w as d iffi­
c u lt. Mr. Lucy says. S h ru b b e ry a n d
tro p ic a l
u n d e rg ro w th
c o n s ta n tly
blo ck ed th e ro ad s a n d p a th s, neces­
s ita tin g th e c u ttin g a n d ch o p p in g of
a ro ad w ay . In sp e a k in g of th e dense
v e g e ta tio n Mr. Lucy told of a la rg e
hollow vine th a t grow s in g re a t p ro ­
fu sio n in th e s o u th e r n c o u n try . T he
vine, he e x p lain ed , c o n ta in s p u re
w a te r on th e in sid e a n d is m uch used
by th e n a tiv e s in th e p lace o f a
w a te r flask .
Mr. Lucy s ta te s th a t M exico is
ric h c o u n try , c a p ab le of p ro d u cin g
g re a t f ru it, v e g e ta b le an d w h eat
crops. He says t h a t c o rn w ith s ta lk s
22 feet in h e ig h t a re raise d in Mex­
ico. T he co rn , how ever, is ra d ic a lly
d if f e r e n t from th e corn ra ise d in
th is c o u n try a n d h a s o n ly tw o e a rs
to th e s ta lk .
W h ile in Mexico. Mr. Lucy, in
c o m p a n y w ith se v e ra l m em b e rs of
th e E lk s clu b a t Mexico C ity, w as
of a s sis ta n c e to an A m e ric an w om an
w ho w as h a v in g tro u b le in o b ta in in g
e n tr a n c e
to
th e
U n ited
S ta te s
th ro u g h te c h n ic a l d e fe c ts in h e r
p a s sp o rt
to th is c o u n try .
T he
w o m an had been m a k in g a to u r of
E u ro p e a n d in e n te rin g Mexico be­
fo re r e tu r n in g to th e U nited S ta te s
h ad u n w ittin g ly failed to com ply
w ith th e im m ig ra tio n law s. T h ro u g h
th e e ffo rts of E lk s in M exican citie s
th e w o m an is th o u g h t to be on h e r
w ay a t th is tim e. M r. L ucy s ta te s
th a t th e E lk s g av e th e w om an f in a n ­
cial a s sis ta n c e u n til sh e c o u ld reach
th is c o u n try .
C hristian Eiideavorers M eet—
T h e P re s b y te ria n C h ristia n E n ­
d e a v o r society hold its b u sin e ss m e e t­
ing in H e lm a n ’s g ro u n d s T h u rs d a y
ev en in g .
T h o se who co u ld sw im ,
sw a m ; th o se w ho c o u ld n 't “ g a b ­
b le d .”
T hen th e r e w as a b o n fire
a n d a w o in e r-ro a st, a n d lo ts of bu n s
a n d pick les, a n d th e n a m a rs h m a l­
low’ to a s t.
No d o u b t som e of th e
m em b e rs echoed th e W h itn e y b o y s’
a p o s tro p h e to h is sto m a c h la te r, b u t
it w as jolly an d th e big h a rv e s t
m oon peeped o v er th e tre e s a n d
seem ed to sm ile a p p ro v a l. T h e com ­
in g E n d e a v o r c o n v en tio n of U nion
10 w’a s
d isc u sse d
am o n g
o th e r
th in g s. If th e p la n s u n d e r w ay can
be c a rrie d o u t th is will be a s p le n ­
did ra lly a t M edford S e a t. 10 an d 11.
F a re w e ll Pieni« D inner—
Restrict Shipments
Of Cattle Is Urge of
Livestock Exchange
WOULD POINT
OUT ALLEGED
«•
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—-The
'•> C hicago liv esto ck exch an g e is <?>
• u rg in g fa rm e rs to keep th e ir •
•- c a ttle off th e m a rk e t b ecau se
• of th e g lu tte d c o n d itio n of th e <?'
:•> m ea t tra d e .
C a ttle ra is e rs ,
• d e a le rs a n d sh ip p e rs have been <§>
M A N IFESTO
WOULD
PR E-
u rg e d to r e s tr ic t th e ir sh ip - --♦>
»
I ^
m e a ts of c a ttle as a d d itio n a l
LIMI NARY TO PROBABLE
• heavy shipm ents* w ould d em o r- • !
HOSTILITIES
>' alize th e m a rk e ts an d prices.
?
•'
T he n a tio n -w id e slu m p in th e *?
• p ric e of d ressed beef is said to <•>'
• be d u e p a rtly to th e a rm y of «§> i SINN FEIN FEAR
•• 5.0 0 0 ,0 0 0
unem ployed
a n d <§>;
DOUBLE CROSSING
W A SH IN G TO N . D. C., A ug. 20.—
S o u th e rn O regon is ra p id ly com -j
• h ig h re ta il prices. A sh ip p in g <8>|
R e c o m m e n d a tio n s fo r th e prin cip al
• re s tric tio n m ay a lso serv e to
,
ing to th e fro n t as a m in in g c e n te r.
fe d e ra l o ffices to be filled in O regon • b re a k
DESPITE
FAVORABLE
p
ro
fite
e
rin
g
in
r
e
ta
il
ACTION
W h a t is c la im e d to be one of th e
have been m ad e by S e n a to rs M cN ary,
RECEPTION
OF GEORGE’S
prices, w h o lesale d e a le rs be- <•>
b ig g est s tr ik e s of th e y e a r w as th a t
a n d S ta n fie ld a s follow s
-'V* lieve.
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SPEECH IN SOME QUAR­
C o llecto r of in te rn a l rev e n u e — | <s> & <$> <$»
m ad e T h u rs d a y a t th e G old R id g e , B E R L IN , A ug. 20.— G e rm a n y has
<$> <$> <?. <$
*
$ «> 9
TERS
m ine, w hen th ey s tru c k a v ery ric h s ta lle d on th e sig n in g of th e G er- C lyde G .^ H u n tle y , O regon C ity.
C o llecto r of c u sto m s— G eorge u.
c h u te on th e 5 0 0 -fo o t* level, w hich m an -A m e ric an
peace
tre a ty
now
P ip e r, P o rtla n d .
d e p th th e y h av e rea c h e d w ith th e ir a w a itin g o ffic ia l r a tific a tio n by th e
DU BLIN,
Aug.
20.— T h e
U nited S ta te s m a rs h a l— C larence!
S inn F ein g o v e rn m e n t of I r e ­
tu n n e l t h a t is now in 100 feet.
G e rm a n g o v e rn m e n t. T h e pro p o sals R. H o tc h k iss. P o rtla n d .
lan d , in sistin g on Iris h in ­
C. C. C Îark, p re s id e n t o f th e com -; in th e tre a ty , now p o in ts of d issen -
A p p ra ise r of n ^ erch an d ise— E d ­
d ep en d en ce
in
n e g o tia tio n s
pany, an d G py C h ild ers, one of t h e .s i o n , m ay be s u b m itte d to a w orld w ard N. W h eeler, P o rtla n d , b ut
fo
r
peace
w
ith
th
e
B
ritish gov­
la rg e o w n e rs of sto c k , w e re sh o w in g j c o u rt fo r in te r n a tio n a l a r b itra tio n , fo rm e rly of S ta n fie ld .
e rn m e n t, a re serio'usly c o n sid ­
F e d e ra l
u ro h iilitio n d ire c to r— '
a pan of ric h o re to d a y ta k e n from
a c c o rd in g to s ta te m e n ts m ad e h e re
e rin g th e issu in g of a m a n i­
th e new s trik e . Mr. C la rk says. “ W e
Dr. Jo se p h A. L in n v ille , C arlto n .
to d ay . T h is m ay be do n e in sp ite oi.
festo to th e w orld, it was an r
s u re h a v e s tru c k it ric h an d a re in
R o se b u rg lan d office— R eceiv er,,
n o u n ced h e re today.
T h e p ro ­
a six-foot vein» of w o n d e rfu l o re t h a t ’ (b e fa c t t h a t th e tre a ty , d r a f t con- F re d W. H aynes. R o seburg.
posed
m
an
ifesto
w
ould
p o in t
will ru n se v e ra l th o u s a n d d o lla rs to ta in s no d e c a la ra tio n of G e rm a n y 's
Dufur Man Is R ecom m ended
o
u
t
th
e
a
lleg
ed
u
n
fa
irn
e
s
s of
T h e D alles lan d o ffice— R e g iste r,
th e ton.
It is th e ric h e s t s tr ik e in | g u ilt in s ta r tin g th e w a r. It is be-
Ja
ck
so
n
county
is
fo
oting
th
e
bills
th
e
B
ritish
o
ffer.
S’o u th e rn O regon o r N o rth e rn C ali-!
lieved t h a t if su c n a u e c ia ra tio n had J . W. D onnelly, A rlin g to n ; receiv er. in th e se rie s of ra id s an d a r r e s ts in
T he issu es of such a m a n i­
fo rn ia for y ears and d e m o n s tr a te s '
T. C. Q ueen, D u fu r.
been m ad e t h a t G e rm a n y w ould have
I
th
e
illic
it
liq
u
o
r
tra
ffic
,
acco
rd
in
g
t
o
1
festo.
as co n sid e red by D aii
beyond d o u b t th a t th is co u n ty w ill
La G ra n d e lan d ofifee— R e c e iv e r,'
fla tly re fu se d to sign th e pact.
C
ounty
Ju
d
g
e
G
a
rd
n
e
r,
a
n
d
th
e
E
ire
a
n
n
in p riv a te co n feren ce,
soon be a th riv in g gold m in in g c e n ­
J. H. P e a re , La G ra n d e ; re g is te r,
T h e tr e a ty p ro p o sa ls of th e U ni­
a
m
o
u
n
t
will
n
ot
be
know
n
u
n
til
all
will be p re lim in a ry to th e re ­
te r.
We a r e now w’o rk in g on a
te d S ta te s c a ll fo r re p a r a tio n fo r C a rl G. H elm , S ta n fie ld .
th
e
c
lean
u
p
is
co
m
p
leted
.
T
h
e
spe-
su
m p tio n of h o stilitie s, it is
‘u n n e l to cu t th e vein 200 feet
B u rn s lan d o ffice— R e c e iv e r,.Jo h n
th e American» lives lo st d u rin g th e
;
cial
a
g
e
n
ts
a
re
fu
rn
ish
e
d
by
th
e
s
ta
te
th
o
u g h t here.
d e e p e r."
I. D o n eg an , B u rn s.
w ar a n d fo r th e s in k in g of th e L u s i­
a t th e req u e st of th e co u n ty c o u rt, i
D
espite th e fa v o ra b le recep ­
T h e d isc o v e ry is m ad e in th e t i m e
V ale
lan d
o f f ic e — R eceiver,
ta n ia , w hich w as su n k by a G erm an
T
he
a
ctio
n
was
ta
k
e
n
a
t
th
e
re
q
u
e
st
tio n o f Lloyd G eo rg e’s speech
d is tric t a s . t h e M illio n aire, R o e^in g
j G eorge M. Love, Vale.
s u b m a rin e p rio r to th e e n tra n c e of j
of
c
itizen
s
who
filed
c
o
m
p
la
in
ts
and
to th e house of com m ons in
G im let a n d th e c la im s of th e N a­
L ak ev iew land o ffice— R eg ister.
th e U nited S ta te s in to th e w orld co n ­
re q u e s te d th a t s te p s be ta k e n to
o
th e r th a n Sinn Fein circles, it
tio n a l M an g an ese coQ ipany a re lo­
F ra n k I*. L ig h t, L akeview .
flict.
cu
rb
th
e
b
o
o
tleg
g
ers.
is
believed th a t th e rep u b lica n
c a te d .
All th e s e p ro p e rtie s a re be­
“
T
he
special
a
g
e
n
ts
a
re
th
e
best
Irish cabinet feels th a t it has
ing w o rk e d a n d developed a t th e
CURWOOD WROTE “GOLDEN
th
e
s
ta
te
can
su
p
p
ly
,
o
u
tsid
e
of
th
e
been
double-crossed
by
th e
p re s e n t as p a rt of th e m in in g a c tiv ­
SN A R E” WHILE SNOWBOUND
h
ig
h
-c
lass
d
e
te
c
tiv
e
a
g
e
n
c
ie
s.”
said
B
ritish
p
rem
ier.
ity t h a t h a s ben la u n c h e d in th is
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J u d g e G a rd n e r T h u rsd a y . “ C itizens
----------------------------
section in th e la s t six m o n th s. «
J a m e s O liver ( urw ood w ro te T he p ro te ste d th a t th e b o o tle g g e rs w ere
G olden S n a re ” d u rin g a p eriod sev- ru n n in g wild, am i we m oved to c u r h : L O C a l
FIRST LOCOMOTIVE IS AGAIN
era! y e a rs ago w hen he was snow ! th em .
S a n d ife r, who is in ch a rg e ,
RUNNING UNDER OWN POW ER
bound in th e C a n a d ian R ockies over! has h ad y e a rs of ex p e rien c e an d r*-
Ore. Senators
Give Federal
Office Plums
Southern Ore.
Coming Cold
Miné Center
BILL FOR HUNT
OF
John McCourt
To Be Justice Ore.
Supreme Court
Ore. Rifle Team
To Portland
............
'1 0 0 m iles fro m c iv ilizatio n .
! cen tly o p e ra te d a t S alem . T acom a
SA LEM , A ug. 20.— J u d g e J o h n
“ T he G olden S n a re .” th e sc re e n ,'a n d A sto ria.
None of th e expense
M cC ourt of th e M u ltn o m ah c irc u it version of w hich will be show n a t | is s h a re d by th e s ta te . I d o n ’t know-
c o u rt w as n am ed ju s tic e of th e O re- th e V ining th e a te r to d ay , is an all- how long th ey a re going to 9* here,
gun su p re m e c o u rt to d a y , s u c c e e d in g ; snow sto ry a n d p ra c tic a lly th e e n - b u ; they w ork f a s t.”
J a m e s Q. A dam s and A ndrew . J
J u s tic e J o h n s , who h a s a ccep ted the* t ir e a c tio n is laid in th e g re a t o u t- '
The c o u n ty ju d g e d en ied th a t th e
M cCallen, cra c k rifle m a rk sm a n of
im p e n d in g a p p o in tm e n t to th e P h il- 'd o o r s in th e dead of w in ter.
special a g e n ts were c o n n ected w ith
th e F irs t C om pany C oast A rtille ry ,
ip p in ^ s u p r e m e c o u rt. J u d g e T u c k e r
W hile Mr. C u rw o o d ’s sp len d id j may refo rm o rg a n iz a tio n , b u t th a t
h ad been .o ffe red th e O regon ju s tic e ­ im a g in a tio n w as called in to play fo r c le a n -u p h ad been u n d e r c o n s id e r s - - <^reROU *s’a tio n a l U u a rd , of A shland.
th e m o tiv atio n of th e n a rra tiv e , th e ! tioi*. for se v e ra l m o n th s.
sh ip , b u t d eclin ed . •
le ft today fo r P o rtla n d w here they
W a lte r E v a n s, p re s id e n t d is tric t s to ry is b asically fo u n d ed on an ac-
Gold Hill Man A rrested
join a s ta te m ilitia rifle team sche-
a tto r n e y of M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty , s u c - t u a l h a p p e n in g in th e c o u n try ofi
T he only a r r e s t m ad e T h u rsd a y J d u led to leave A ugust 23 fo r C am p
T h e W e stm in s te r G uild of th e
ceetls M cC ourt on th e c irc u it bench, i p e rp e tu a l snow s, th e u n u s u a ln e s s of! in th e cam p aig n w as th a t of B er-i
P e rry , Ohio, w here th e team will
P r e s b y te ria n c h u rc h e n jo y e d a pic­
a n d S ta n le y M eyers, city a tto rn e y for : w hich lends it co m p ellin g in te re s t.
n a rd D u fu r, a re s id e n t of th e Gold
nic s u p p e r in th e lo w er p a rk la st
P o rtla n d , is su c ce e d in g s E v an s. Me-!
------------------------------
Hill d is tric t. A h om e-m ade still and p a rtic ip a te in a u a tio n l sh o o tin g
ev e n in g in h o n o r of M rs. B oslough,
C o u rt w ill p ro b ab ly ta k e h is new i GREAT CROWDS TAKE
a q u a r t f ru it j a r of m ash was ob­ m ee t to be held in t h a t city A u g ­
one o f th e p a tro n e s se s of th e g u ild ,
p o sitio n S ept. 1, w hen J o h n s is ex-!
ta in e d . D u fu r w as a rra ig n e d b efo re u s t 27. T he sh o o tin g m atch is an
ADVANTAGE OF CUT IN
w ho w ill lea v e s h o rtly fo r th e east.
p ected to resig n .
R. R. F A R E TO BEACHES J u s tic e G lenn O. T a y lo r a n d plead a n n u a l a ffa ir a t w hich e x p ert in ­
T h e s p re a d w as e le g a n t a n d w as e n ­
gu ilty .
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s tru c tio n is given by a rm y officers.
joyed to th e lim it.
T he m em b ers
ALFALFA ranch is
T h e tip th a t D u fu r h a d a still w as
T h e m en le ft h e re in re g u la r arm y
PO
R
TLA
N
D
.
Aug.
20.—
T
he
ra
te
fe lt g lad t h a t th e la s t lk tle fellow -
SOLD FOR $ 8 ,7 0 0
receiv ed from his n e ig h b o rs, /w h o sty le w ith full
field
e q u ip m e n t
w ar b etw een th e ra ilro a d s , b o a ts an d
sh ip w ith Mrs. B oslo u g h could be
phoned th e s h e r if f ’s office. A n e ig h ­ O v erco ats a n d s lic k e rs w ere ta k e n
T h e ’ L. S. C ase ra n c h of 18 a c re s. a u to b u se s to th e b each es c o n tin u e d borhood row seem s to be m ixed up
held in th e b e a u ty sp o t of b e a u tifu l
a lth o u g h a h a rd w in te r w as not m e n ­
A sh lan d a n d t h a t sh e w ill c a rr y in
! p rin c ip a lly a lfa lfa lan d , one m ile to d ay w ith an e n o rm o u s tra f fic in ­ in th e c h a rg e s.
’»«C speed up, said It stood
T he a u th o r itie s tio n e d as p a rt of th e sh o o tin g m atch .
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ific
h
igh-
c re a se fo r th e ra ilro a d s , d e c re a se in
h e r m em ory th e q u ie t ev en in g , th e
well.
s ta te th a t th e re is n o th in g to show T he m en will re p o rt a t P o rtla n d
lo v elin ess of th e g ree n b a c k g r o u n d ; T he D eW itt C linton m ad e its first W*y ’ h a ® be<? p u rch a se d
J - B- b u sin e ss fo r th e riv e r s te a m e rs and t h a t
D u fu r
was
m a n u fa c tu rin g M onday.
' H ild e b ra n t of E u g e n e fo r $8,700 no b u sin ess a t a ll p ra c tic a lly to r
of tre e s an d h ills as w ell as th e c i r - j t r i p on J u ly 30 1831
m o o n sh in e fo r co m m ercial p u rp o ses. < T h e m em b ers of th e O regon Na-
G re a t cro w d s a r e
cash . M r. H ild e b ra n t a n d h is fam - (b e m o to rb u s.
cle o f frie n d s who ‘ h av e e n jo y e d '
______________ _
Since th e a c tiv ity of th e sp ecial j tio n a l G u a rd rifle tea m a re ;
ilv ex pect to ta k e possession a n d r e - f a v a ilin g
th em se lv e s of d e creased
C h ristian w o rk to g e th e r in p a s t days.
W EATH ER FORECAST
a g e n ts becam e k n o w n a n u m b e r of;
Team Captain
T h e g u ild p re s e n te d h e r w ith a s il­
sid e on th e lan d in th e n e a r fu tu re , rates.
FA IR .
le tte rs h av e been received from p eo -'
M ajo r F re d M. W est, In fa n try ,
ver se rv in g k n ife as a little to k e n
pie g iving in fo rm a tio n re g a rd in g th e ! P o rtla n d , O regon,
of love a n d a p p re c ia tio n o f h e r help
location of s tills a lle g e d to be in
Teiua t ’o a d i
i a n d in flu e n c e in th e society a n d th e
p riv a te hom es. T he a u th o r itie s ssv
C a p ta in E u g e n e C. L ibby, In fa n ­
RAILROAD LABOR ¿MJARD
c h u rc h .
they do n o t ta k e th e se tip s se rio u sly , tr y , P o rtla n d , O regon.
GIVES FAVO RABLE DECISION;
us th e y a re p ro m p te d in m any in-*
Shooting Members
BLOCKS CHANCE OF STRIKE BANDITS ROB RANK
sta n c e s by spite.
C a p ta in C la re n c e C ollins, C.A.C.,
IN WASHINGTON OF
of th e United States, is vice
Scarcli Just Started
T hirty-eighty years ago,
_.
A lbany, O regon.
1st. L ie u t, Adol-
CHICAGO,
Aug.
20.— R a ilro a d
president of the world or­
1 he o l(le e rs « ta rte d o u t a g . i m h ( . i p h u s . A. Schw arz. 5 th ln ia n tn - .
MORE THAN $ 5 ,(MM) a t a m eeting held In San
sh o p m en a re a p p a re n tly sa tisfie d
ganization, an d 'M rs. Ella A.
Francisco, w here th e W om­
o r ,n a g
search of s tills an d p e c P o r tla n d , OreKO„
2d„ l ,
w ith th e ra ilro a d la b o r b o a rd d e c i­
Boole of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
a n ’s C h ristian Tem perance
pie to r whom they have w a rra n ts
i .
«
.
sio n allo w in g a n e ig h t-h o u r day, in ­
'! Je n se n . 5 th In f., E ugene. Ore. 1st
vice-president-at-large of the
M E T A L IN E FA L L S. W ash., Aug.
Union Is bolding its natio n ­
b efo re d e p a rtin g »hat «
organization in this country, a fh n o d „ a . n n . o . u n c ed
t
” « e p a n in g .n a t s e rg e a n t L e o n a rd McGee, 5 th Co.,
s u rin g tim e a n d a h a lf fo r o v e rtim e . 20.— A posse of 25 a rm e d m en a re
al convention. A ugust 18-23.
they
hud
ju
st
sta
lle d
More
„
is world tre a su re r. The last its ,1„ 1
' 1Ole a ’ r *«ta C.A.C., A lbany. Ore. S ta ff S erg ean t
T h e ir a c tio n b locks th e c h a n ce of a b e a tin g th e s u rro u n d in g w oods, seek
th e organization of the
in
the
b
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tle
g
g
in
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cases
a
re
ached-
vi«»^ u u*.
i - »
u
w orld convention was held
W orld W. C. T. U. w as e f­
s tr ik e w hich th e m en c o n te m p la te d in g tw o d a rin g b a n d it* w ho robbed
v ic to r R. S tra tto n , 1st Bn. Hq. Co.
in
London
in
1920.
The
next
fected. F ran ces E. W illard,
p ro v id e d th e b o a rd failed to m a k e th e M etalin e F a lls b a n k la te y e ste r-
-e , .
i 5 th In fa n try , E u g en e. Ore. S e rg ea n t
will m eet in Philadelphia in m o Tn
who organized the work In
in ln J,
’ C° U r ‘ tl ' “ GI m . E. T e rril!. I t t Bn. H ,. Co. 6th
a s a tis fa c to ry decision.
day of m o re th a n $5,000 a n d locked
November. 1922. Siuce the
the U nited S tates and was
rh n F ' I °
Appleffat<1 Infantry. Jacksonville, Ore.
Ser-
--------------------------------- th e p re sid e n t an d c a sh ie r in th e
enactm ent of the Eighteenth rancher'
t h e c o m p e l l i n g force
la n c h e r, c h a rg e d w ith h a v in c m a c h ’
in
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ic
k
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rd
.
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e
p
a
ra te
SAN FR A N C ISCO , Aug.
20.— m oney v au lt.
amendment in the United
throughout the years of its
in
nis
possession,
plead
g
u
iltv
Coff-
r,
States the W. C. T. U. in
F o llo w in g a re c u r r e n t m a rk e t prices
.
”,
buhi - v . v o n Co p
in fa n try , P o rtla n d , O regon,
developm ent into u great n a ­
n „^
m « .
this country is devoting a m a n s a tto rn e y m ade a plea fo r l e n - i C
on p o u ltry p ro d u c ts :
tional
institution,
w
as
the
o rp o ral O rville C a rt, H ow itzer Co.,
OREGON COW BREAKS WORLD’S
M i l
iency.
larg
er
proportion
of
its
en
' Instrum ent through which
H ens, 2 5 (ii2 7 c ; b ro ile rs, 32 @ 35c.
,
P o rtla n d , Ore.
P riv a te 1st C lass
RECORD FOR PRODUOTION
ergy to the fu rth e ra n c e ot
T ins m an. said th e a tto rn e y , *to M anley W. S evens, Co. L, 5 th 1m
th e women of thex world
<-
OF MILK AND 111 TTER FAT , w ere brought together for
th e world program . P a rtic ­
i
f
e
* aUd haS ^ t r y .
D allas. Ore.
Private 1st
ularly is effort being made y w
tem perance work.
Today
a w ife an d tw o little c h ild re n , one c ,ass Jam es
Ad
, 8t Co c
*
to spread in the South
A CLASSIFIED AD is a B usi­
PO RTLA N D , Aug. 20.— St. M awesj the world organization in-
1ST
aged
fo
u
r
a
n
d
th
e
o
th
e
r
six.
H
e
1,,
.
a
o
.
A m erican countries and in hoo „ ,
Ore
,
C., A sh lan d , O
re
B u g ler A ndrew
ness G etter. It goes everyw here
JPOOt&XP
L a d ’s L ad y , b elo n g in g to H a rry ; , eludes in its m em bership
th e wine producing coun lias uot m ade any m oney o u t of J . M cCallen, 1st Co. C.A.C.. A sh­
J? ÂfeiCjiaP
women from every civilized
and pops right out at one every
Iliff, b ro k e th e w o rld ’s rec o rd fo r a-
trie
s of E urope tl»e economic fa n n in g . All he h as is w h a t h e can
nation of the world. T he
lan d , O re. P riv a te 1st Clas» A rth u r
tim e you pick up l i t e T idings.
y e a r ’s p ro d u c tio n o f b u tte r f a t, m a k ­
effect
of
prohibition
in
the
U
nited
S ta te s and inform ation e a rn w ith h is h a n d s a n d th e sw e a t
present president, Rosiliml, the Countess of Carli/le, lives
G.
R obinson, S ervice Co., P o rtla n d .
Try it and prove w hat we say.
concerning th e profitable n a tu re of grape culture fo r other
in g 827 p o u n d s of fa t a n d 11,729
in England in Castle Howard, the ancestral »eat of her
O
re.,
5th. Inf.
(C ontinued on P age F o u r )
purposes than wine making.
! fam ily. Miss A nna A. Gordon, president of the W. C. T. U.
p o u n d s of m ilk.
N E W Y O R K .— T he D eW itt C lin ­
to n , th e f ir s t locom otive to be o p e r­
a te d in th is s ta te , m ad e a tr ia l trip
a t H a rm o n , N. Y„ re c e n tly , a f te r
m ore th a n h a lf a c e n tu ry of in a c tiv ­
ity.
The a n c ie n t e n g in e d ra w in g a
tra in of c a rs o f t h e ty p e t h a t w as in
vogue in 1831 w ill b e g iv en a n o th e r
te s t a lo n g R iv e rsid e D rive, p re lim in ­
a ry to its d e p a rtu re fo r C hicago,
w h e re it will be show n a t th e P a g ­
e a n t of P ro g re s s ex p o sitio n .
A fte r th e e n g in e e r re k in d le d th e
wood fire in t h o 9 0-y e a r-o ld en g in e,
th e a n c ie n t c r a f t p u ffe d a n d s n o rte d
u n d e r 75 p o u n d s o f ste a m a n d w h en
t h e e n g in e e r “ le t h e r o u t” th e De­
W itt C lin to n ra m b le d a lo n g a t ton
speed— e ig h t m iles a n h&ur.
Sev­
e ra l s h o rt ru n s w ere m ade, a n d a l ­
th o u g h th e ag ed loco m o tiv e g ro a n e d
a f te r y e a rs of in a c tiv ity , th e o ffic ia ls
!o . th e New York C e n tra l w ho w atch-
FOUNDER AND 'PRESENT PRESIDENT
OF THE WORLD’S W. C. T. U.
1
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