»
climate without the aid
A SHLAND
of Medicine, cures nine cases out
of ten of Asthma.
A shland D aily T idings
This Is a proven
fa c t.
VOLUME
2
(Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings.
Local W .C .T .U .
I
To Elect Officers
For Ensuing Year
L ocal m em b e rs of th e W. C.
❖ T. U. w ill m eet T u esd ay a fte r-
<$* noon a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock fp r th e
p u rp o se of e le c tin g o ffic e rs of <j>
o rg a n iz a tio n fo r th e e n su in g $
<?> y e a r. T he m e e tin g will be a t ®
th e P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h , a n d
♦ w ill be s ta r te d w ith an a d d re ss
by M rs. Jo se p h in e C ham pie, <$>
<§> p a s to r of th e F irs t C h ristia n <•
<•> c h u rc h .
<•?
<t>
T he a fte rn o o n ’s p ro g ra m w ill <♦>
<?>• be a s fo llo w s: Solo by M rs. >>>
•$> A lta W e in b u rg ; solo by Mrs. ♦
••> E lm e r S m ith ; b u sin e ss session <3>
«* a n d e le c tio n of o ffic e rs, a n d a >>
<$• social h o u r. R e fre s h m e n ts ■vtfill -•'>
<$> be serv ed . T h e e x e cu tiv e com - <$>
<$> m itte e h a s u rg e d th a t “ a ll m em - <$>
<$> b e rs who a re n o t ca m p in g <§•
sh o u ld a tte n d th e m e e tin g as
<£ w ell as a n y frie n d s w ho d e sire <§>
*>> to com e. T h e la t te r will be es- ■$>
<?> p e c ia lly w elco m ed .”
<?•
$■■§•<§><§><$><§><«><$> <g> 4*
<s> <$■ <£'3> <•>
SEPTEMBER 12
Y oung A m erica in A sh la n d w ill
w a k e up M onday m o rn in g , S e p tem ­
b e r 12, a n d w ith hom e a d m o n itio n s
s till rin g in g in th e ir e a rs will be o ff
to school, in a n s w e r to school bells
t h a t w ill h e ra ld th e en d of v a c atio n
days.
Books w ill sw ing fro m w orn
s tra p s , w holesom e lu n ch k its w ill be
p a c k ed a n d a fte rw a rd s d isp o sed of
in a m a n n e r t h a t w ill p e rh a p s leave
a few c ru m b s s c a tte re d a b o u t on
school desks.
M any a m o th e r will
bid th e “ little fello w ’’ a fond god-
by, tin g e d w ith a b it of s a d n e ss b e ­
c a u se “ b a b y ” h a s gone, a n d send
him o r h e r o ff fo r th e f ir s t .school
d ay . B o o k sto re s w ill be fille d w ith
th e c la m o r a n d din ra ise d by y o u th fu l
p u rc h a s e rs of school s tu d y a c ce sso r­
ies.
School (Calender ’
T he followimg school c a le n d e r was
given to th e T id in g s th is m o rn in g
by G. A. Briscoe, city s u p e rin te n d e n t
o f schools.
•
P re lim in a ry e x a m in a tio n s, F rid a y ,
S e p te m b e r 9. a t th e H igh school
b u ild in g 9 a. ni. All p erso n s w ish­
in g to rem ove d e lin q u e n c ie s o r to
w rite fo r a d v a n c e d s ta n d in g s h o u ld
a p p e a r a t th a t tim e.
T h is a p p lies
to g ra d e s a n d h ig h school pu p ils
KLA M A TH FA L L S. O r., Aug. 21.
a lik e .
T e a c h e rs p re lim in a ry in s titu te a t — A lb e rt B. - F a ll, s e c re ta ry of th e
th e H igh school b u ild in g a t 9 :1 5 a. in te r io r ; S te p h en T, M ath er, s u p e r­
m ., S a tu rd a y , S e p te m b e r 10, 1921. in te n d e n t of n a tio n a l p a rk s ; E. O.
P r in c ip a l’s m e e tin g w ith te a c h e rs M cC orm ick, vice p re s id e n t of th e
a t re sp e c tiv e b u ild in g s a t 2 p. m ., S o u th e rn P a c ific ; A r th u r Pow ell D a­
S a tu rd a y . S e p tem b e r 10.
vis, d ire c to r of th e Uiaited S ta te s re-
School b eg in s M onday, S e p tem b e r c ila m a tio n serv ice, a n d W . N. Reed,
12, 1921, a t 8 :4 5 a. m.
ch ief e n g in e e r of th e b u re a u of I n ­
T he d iv isio n lin e fo r H a w th o rn e d ian a ff a ir s , a rriv e d h e re to d ay . No
a n d J u n io r H igh fo r th e f ir s t six d e fin ite a rr a n g e m e n ts fo r th e ir visit
g ra d e s is P io n e e r A venue.
it m ay h e re w as m ade. S e c re ta ry F a ll le ft
be t h a t th is lin e c a n n o t be a d h e re d e a rly to d a y fo r a n in sp e c tio n of th e
to fo r som e of th e g rad e s. If it is U n ited S ta te s re c la m a tio n service
im p o ssib le to m a in ta in P io n e e r A ve­ w ork, going to H e n ry fla m e a n d to
nue a s a d iv id in g line, p u p ils re sid in g th e L in k riv e r h e a d g a te s. T h e day
n e a re s t b u ild in g a b le to accomodate w as s p e n t in in sp e c tin g th e w ork
th em w ill be tr a n s fe r re d to th a t do n e a n d c o n te m p la te d .
b u ild in g .
K la m a th c o u n ty c itiz e n s p re se n te d
All p u p ils six y e a rs old o r o ld e r an u rg e n t re q u e s t th a t th e U nited
on S e p tem b e r 26, 1921, m ay a n d S ta te s p ro je c t h e re be co m p leted and
s h o u ld e n te r school on S e p tem b e r t h a t a d d itio n a l m oney, a t le a s t $1 -
12, 1921.
( I t is im p o rta n t to g e t j 200.000 be a llo tte d fo r t h a t purpose.
th e b e g in n e rs in school on th e firs t ! S e c re ta ry F a ll h ad n o th in g to re-
d ay , fo r it is n ex t to im p o ssib le f o r , p o rt 0I1 plang fo r tu tu r e worR h e re
a n y te a c h e r to b rin g a child up to H e s ta te d th a t be will v isu a liz e th e
g ra d e w hen he did not begin w ith w o rk fo r a re p o rt a t W a sh in g to n .
h is c la ss)
D. C.
T e a c h e rs ’ C ounty I n s titu te a t A sh­
S te p h e n T. M ath er, s u p e rin te n d e n t
la n d on O cto b er 19, 20, 21, 1921.
of p a rk s , re fe rre d to a “ b ro ad gau g e
A rm istic e Day ex ercises, N ovem ber d e v e lo p m en t of C ra te r L a k e in line
11, 1921.
w ith th e d e v e lo p m en t o f Y ellow stone
T h a n k sg iv in g H o lid ay s, T h u rs d a y and Y o sem ite n a tio n a l p a rk s .”
arad F rid a y , N o vem ber 24 a n d 25,
1921.
«
T h e a s s e rtio n by S u p e rin te n d e n t
C h ris tin a s H olidays, F rid a y , Dec­ of P a r k s M a th e r m en tio n e d above for
e m b e r 23, 1921 to M onday, J a n u a r y a “ b ro ad g au g ed d e v e lo p m en t of C ra ­
2, 1922.
t e r L a k e in lin e w ith th e d e v e lo p m en t
S e m e ste r E x a m in a tio n s J a n u a r y f o f Y ellow stone a n d Y osem ite n a tio n ­
18, 19, 20. 1922.
a l p a rk s ” is c h e e rin g new s to Ash-
Second s e m e s te r b eg in s M onday, lan d a n d th e R ogue riv e r valley.
J a n u a r y 23, 1922.
T his is w h a t th e loyal b o o ste rs of th e
F in a l s p rin g e x a m in a tio n s. T ues- j scenic w o n d e r h a v e been e n d e a v o rin g
d ay , W ed n esd ay a n d T h u rs d a y , M ay: to s e c u re fo r y e a rs, th ro u g h co n g res-
24. 25, 26, 1922.
sio n al a id , b u t t h e ir p leas h av e al-
H igh school C o m m en cem en t, T h u rs -t w ays been s id e tra c k e d , w ith th e re­
d ay, M ay 26, 1922.
s u it t h a t C ra te r L a k e nev er se cu re d
A sh la n d Te& chers f o r Sriuxd y e a r i th e re c o g n itio n it d e serv d , n o r th e
1921-1923
' d e v e lq p m n t accorded o th e r n a tio n a l
C '
LAKE NAI. PARK
I
* *
High School
j parks.
B. C. F o rs y th e , P rin c ip a l an d Me-!
— --------------------------------
c h a n ic a l D ra w in g ; W . H. H u g h e s.1 _ _
,
P h y sic a l T ra in in g a n d co ach ; E v a n -
g e lin e P oley, H o u seh o ld E co n o m ics; j
M innie P oley. L a tin a n d T e a c h e rs ’ '
T ra in in g ; G e ra ld in e R uch, B iology;
F a y C a rv e r. P h y sica l T ra in in g and
C oach; G race K nopp, S p an ish an d
H is to ry ; M abel Bay, E n g lis h ; L e o ta '
R o g e rs,
E n g lis h ;
M arie R id in g s,
H ig h e st h o n o rs in O reg o n E lkdom
M a th m a tic s ; G race H a w k y a rd , P h y ­ w ere bestow ed by th e s ta te c o n v e n ­
sics a n d C h e m istry ; A a llie V ogeli, tio n a t M arsh field now in session.
S h o rth a n d . P e n m a n sh ip a n d S p e ll-1 U|Wn G eorge T. C ollins, a R o uge R iv
in g ; A m y S tifle. B o o k k eep in g an d ’ e r v alley m an a n d M edford m e rc h a n t.
He w as e le c te d p re s id e n t of th e s ta te
(Contftiaed on Page Four)
E lk s ’ a sso c ia tio n F rid a y .
H is c a n ­
did acy receiv ed th e e n d o rs e m e n t of
a ll S o u th e rn O reg o n E lk lodges. Mr.
A CLASSIFIED AD is a B u si­ 1 C ollins is a p a s t e x a lte d r u le r of M ed­
n ess G etter. It goes everyw here
fo rd lodge 1168, a n d one of th e b est
and pops right out at one every-
know n c itiz e n s of S o u th e rn O regon.
tim e you pick up The T idings.
D. P erozzi, a m e m b e r of th e A shland
Try It and prove w hat w e say.
lodge, w as a p p o in te d to a place on
|VlCUIOTCI M d tl IS
Elected President
State Elks Assoc.
the resolution committee.
1
M
WAR
Woman Murder Suspect
TaRen By Tacoma Police
iLARIA Germs cannot survive
three months In the rich osone
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
water helps.
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, AÜGVST 22, 1921
Voi. 43.)
SECOND MINGO
TO
n
NO. 299
EXPECTED
Should Spray Pear
And Apple Crop for
Codling Moth Soon
T he m ax im u m p a r t of th e »
• second brood of co d lin g m o th •
• is ju s t a b o u t o v er a t th is tim e, .-
-•* b u t th e r e w ill be e n o u g h to •
• m a k e it n ecessary to sp ra y a g a in ♦
a t th is tim e. F r u it t h a t h as not zs>
?> s p ra y e d fo r th re e w eeks sh o u ld
CHARLESTON, W. \ a „ Aug. 22.
• be sp ra y e d soon, esp ecially ap-
• pies awd W in te r N elis p ears. In
— Only the k ic k o f a leader at the
• som e in sta n c e s it will be neces- • head ol an arm ed dem on strut ion
• sa ry to sp ra y Bose, A n jo u s a n d ?>
against m artial law declared som e
C om ice.
4>
liiiw* ago at Ute Mingo m ine in the
•
Use fo u r to six p o unds of •
industrial MxXioit, is holding a fore«-
A c o m p a riso n of th is / e a r ’s p rices
C. B G lisan , 155 S ixth s tr e e t, h a s, • p o w d ered a r s e n a te of lea d a n d £ o f arm ed m iners from au outbreak.
a n d th o se o f la s t y e a r show t h a t Ma­
w on la u re ls as th e f ir s t d e e r h u n te r! • tw o i>ounds of ’S p re a d o ’’ to th e
The arm ed m en itre concent rated at
to **briug h o m e th e b a c o n ,” in th e . -•* 200 gallon ta n k .
d a m e H o u sew ife of A sh lan d , w hen
.Marmet, tw elve m iles aw ay, but are
C. C. CATE.
form of a d e e r w ith n in e te e n p o in ts ,:
inactive
at th e present tim e, authori-
sh e ta k e s h e r m a rk e t b a sk e t a n d
-if»
<i> j, £> <®> <*> <J> .£> ,§>
J>
a c c o rd in g to ta lk h e a rd on th e s t r e e t 1
!
ties
state.
The au th orities are pre-
s ta r ts o u t to do th e d a ily m a r k e t­
th is m o rn in g . Mr. G lisan k illed th e
p
a
re
d
to
m
eet
what they believe will
-* •
in g h a s to fig u re as closely to d ay as
d e e r e a rly y e s te rd a y m o rn in g a t W ag­
be a resum ption of the bloody fig h t­
TACOMA, W ash., Aug. 22.-—T he
sh e d id la s t y e a r.
ner
B u tte.
T he a n tle re d
head ,
ing of th ree m onths ago.
W h en sh e in q u ire s a b o u t p o ta to e s h u n t fo r M aude M oore, of K nox­ show n a t se v era l b u sin e ss p laces th is
The m en gathered at M anuel Sat­
sh e is no d o u b t d e lig h te d to h e a r th a t ville, T enn., w h e re sh e is w a n te d on m o rn in g ’, is a u e x c ep tio n a l fin e ome
urday from the f a in t creek and Cabin
th o se w hich sold fo r six c e n ts a pound a c h a rg e o f m u rd e rin g L ero y H a rth , w ith a n tle r s fo rm e d w ith a lm o st p e r-:
«•reek coal field s a lon g the K anawha
la s t y e a r a r e now a v a ila b le a t th re e w e a lth y a u to m o b ile d e a le r o f th a t feet sy m etry .
river. It is reported, and believe«!
slid a h a lf a n d fo u r c e n ts, b u t th e re city, is believed to h a v e b een fin ­
T h e lo n g -a w a ite d open seaso u on |
by the authorities, tlvat tin* m en ni«-t
is a lw a y s bad new s w ith th e good a n d ished w ith th e c a p tu r e h e re of M rs. d e e r a rriv e d S a tu rd a y . W h a t is m ore,
with th e avow ed in ten tion o f m aking
w h ile p o ta to e s a r e p le n tifu l a n d c h eap W illia m S tu b b s.
re p o rts a s s e r t d e e r a r e p le n tifu l.
, an arm ed dem onstration again st mnr-
to m a to e s w ill h av e to be used w ith
D u rin g th e p a st few d ay s A shland
T h e K n o x v ille police h a v e id e n ti­
-tia) law now prevailing in Mingo
m o re c a re a n d econom y, h a v in g fied th e p ic tu re of M rs. S tu b b s as g u n n e rie s h av e been busy g ra n tin g
county as th e resu lt of an industrial
ra is e d fro m fo u r c e n ts la s t y e a r to t h a t of th e m issin g w om an.
M rs. licen ses to em b ry o d e e r h u n te r s a n d ;
controversy o f long stan<Ung. It is
as h ig h a s seveu a n d a h a lf c e n ts S tu b b s m a k e s streniuous d e n ia l of th e to o ld -tim e rs w ho ra re ly h it th e t r a i l '
J a il se n te n c e s an d fin e s w ere iiu sai«l that betw een <MM> and HOtt men
th is y ear. W hen sh e lo o k s fo r c o rn c rim e c h a rg e d a g a in s t h er.
u n less th ey b rin g hom e th e venison. posed upon th re e m en, all p le a d in g , a r e in ¿h e party,
on th e cob, m o re g rie f w ill be h e rs
M iss M oore, w ho sto o d tr ia l fo r W ith th e c o m in g of th e seaso n of g u ilty to m o o n sh in e o p e ra tio n s in!
A t M armet arm ed guards a«k* pat-
fo r it h a s also ta k e n a leap from th e m u rd e r of L ero y H a rth in T e n ­ co u rse , com e
th e d e e r h u n tin g th is c o u n ty , an d c a u g h t in th e ra id j ro llin g ro a d s lea<ling io the m iners’
tw e n ty -fiv e c e n ts p e r dozen to th ir ty - nessee, w as se n te n c e d to tw e n ty -o n e sto rie s.
n et th e la s t th re e days, by J u s tic e o f rem lezvous, e x c lu d in g all s tra n g e rs ,
five a n d fo rty cents.
S everal to u ris ts h e a d in g in th e d i­ th e P eace G lenn O. T ay lo r, S a tu rd a y i Colonel Jackson Arnohl, co m m a n ­
y e a rs im p ris o n m e n t, b u t w as g ra n te d
P e a c h s h o rt cak e, p each c o b b le r, a new tria l. T h e accu sed w om an re c tio n of C r a te r L a k e d u rin g th e m o rn in g .
der of the state police, declines io
a n d , b e st of a ll, ju s t p la in p each es failed to a p p e a r fo r h e r second tria l p a s t few d ay s claim t h a t b u ck s have
J. M. R ock. a u A - p - p le —
g a te ra n c h e r. - d is c u s s t i n t s itu a tio n .
and c re a m , w ill be g re a tly m issed as a n d fo rfe ite d h e r b a il of $10,000. b ra z e n ly blo ck ed th e ro a d on se v e r­ pleaded gu ilty to having liquor in his • R epeated e ffo rts by m iners’ organ-
a d a ily food w h en M adam e H o u se ­ T h e w o m an h a s been s o u g h t by th e a l occasions.
O th e rs, w ho d e c la re possession, was sentenced to three 1 ization s to have th e «-«mets free pris-
w ife le a rn s t h a t th e y h a v e raise d police e v e r sin c e , re s u ltin g in th e a r ­ th ey h av e been try in g o u t th e ir r i­ m onths iu the county jail and to pay 1 oners taken under th e provisions of
fro m th re e to five c e n ts a pound in re s t o f M rs. S tu b b s.
fles, a n d w ere n ot re a lly try in g to a fin e of $450.
Governor M organ’s m artini law pro-
c o m p a riso n to la s t y e a r w hen th ey
G o v e rn o r T a y lo r, of T en n essee, h u p t, say th e y have glim psed th e d eer
Isaac C offm an, a n o th e r ra n c h e r of I «’lam ation, have been without avail
sold fo r fo u r a n d five c en ts.
B ut h a s sig n ed e x trid tio n p a p e rs fo r th e feed in g low.
C. F . K eeney, president o f «list riel
th a t sectio n , w as se n te n c ed to serve
why ta k e a ll th e joy o u t of life — in r e tu r n of M rs. S tu b b s to t h a t s ta te .
F ew y e a rs h av e passed w ith th e tw o m o n th s in th e co u n ty ja il, a n d No, 17, I tilted Min«* W orkers of
th e place o f peaches a n d p e a rs, also O fficers h a v e le f t fo r T aco m a to h u n tin g seaso n e n d in g w ith o u t a pay a fin e of $250.
Am erica, stat«*d that th e men could
very scarce, w e c a n h av e cak e, can d y ta k e c h a rg e o f th e w om an.
tra g e d y , a n d a c c o rd in g to s ta te an d
B e rn a rd D u fu r, a f a rm e r of th e m arch to Mingo, a s far as lie was
a n d a ll th e good th in g s we d id n ’t
g o v e rn m e n t
gam e
w a rd e n s.
th e Gold llill d is tric t, w as se n te n c e d , on <’onc«*i tied, and that he would not
have la s t s u m m e r w h e n s u g a r sold for
s la u g h te r of does is la rg e ly d u e to 4 plea of g u ilty , to owe m o n th in th e interfere.
$25 p er sack« C u c u m b e rs, w a te rm e l­
th e fa ilu re of th e h u n te r to look be­ co u n ty ja il, an d fined $100.
ons, te a s a n d cofee a n d c a n n ed m ilk
fo re he fire s. F a rm e rs who bem oan
T he c o u rt in p a ssin g se n te n c e said i
a re s till th e h o u se w ife ’s frie n d s,
th e loss o f choice cow s a n d calves ja il se n te n c e s w ere in a c co rd a n ce
I
' a lso b lam e th is on buck fe v e r an d th e
th e ir p rices h a v in g been n e ith e r low ­ I —
w ith a s ta te m e n t m ad e in opera c o u rt
ered n o r ra is e d in th e p a s t year.
use of w eapons by p erso n a who se v e ra l y e a rs ago, th a t ja il se n te n c es
And w hen sh e goes in to th e b u tc h ­
sh o u ld be se rv in g p e n ite n tia ry sen- w ould be given a ll v io la to rs o f th e
P O R T E R V IL L E , C alif., A ug. 22.—
e r shop m o re joy is h e rs. T h e b e t­
ten ces fo r c a re le s s sh o o tin g .
liq u o r law s, w here it had been show n
te r c u ts of m e a ts w h ich w ere d en ied W illia m A le x a n d e r, s o u g h t as th e
com
m ercial sa le s h ad been m ade by
except fo r sp ecial o ccasio n s la s t su m ­ m u rd e re r o f M rs. E rm in B achm an,
th e d e fe n d a n t, a n d t h a t th e r e was
m er, m ay be p u rc h a se d th is y e a r from w hen s h e fa ile d to choose him in
T h e re a re m iles a n d m iles of sm iles
n
o th in g in» th e p e n d in g cases to show
five to te n c e n ts less on th e p o und, p re fe re n c e to h e r la w fu lly espoused
in
O regon, b u t th e sm ile w orn by M.
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ro
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whil«*
firs t, an d . im m e d ia te ly a fte rw a rd s S o u th e rn
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M A R S H F IE L D , O r., Aug. 22.— C offm an, from g u ilty to mot g u ilty . possessin g h o n o r m edals. T he m edal
to sta y w ith h e r h u sb a n d .
P ie rre P ro v o st, who h as been tr e a s ­ T his was den ied . T he c o u rt h e ld t h a t re c e n tly a c q u ire d by A gent C a lla g ­
B E R L IN , Aug. 22.— L o rin g Di es-J u r e r of A sh la n d E lk s ' lodge fo r six­ g ra n tin g th e m o tio n w ould only add h an is a sh in s ilv e r one, b earin g th e
| in sc rip tio n “ fo r th e m ost e fficien t
ael, A m e ric an c h a rg e d ’ a ffa ire s , to ld tee n y e a rs is p ro b a b ly th e o ld e st E lk expense to th e co unty.
! s ta tio n on th e S o u th e rn P acific lines
C h a n c e lo lr W irth o f G erm an y to d ay d e le g a te in a tte n d a n c e a t th e a n n u a l
Ixianed S till to (Rliers
B e rn a rd D u fu r, receiv ed th e lig h t-! |u 1 9 2 0 .” T he s ta tio n re fe rre d to is
t h a t A m e ric a w a n ts {fence w ith in a con v en tio n of th e O regon S ta te E lk s ’
f o rtn ig h t. T h e re ic h s ta g w ill m eet a sso c ia tio n w hiqh is convened h ere. e s t se n te n c e of th e trio . D u fu r h a d ' a t K la m a th F alla.
Mr. C a lla g h a n was a g e n t fo r th e
b e fo re th e e n d of A u g u st, w hen a ll; Mr. P ro v o st is 7 8 y e a rs old and has sold no m o o n sh in e, th e c o u rt sa id it
B y MRS. LOETA HOM EW OOD
p a rtie s , ex cep tin g th e c o m m u n ists, i been a m em b e r of th e o rd e r for sev ­ h ad been in fo rm e d , b u t lo an ed his S o u th e rn P acific com pany a t K la m ­
A d e m o n s tra tio n in sw im m in g an d
a
still to n eig h b o rs, w ho en g ag ed in a th F a lls d u rin g la s t y e a r and w hile
d iv in g w ill be given a t th e N a ta to r -' r e e x p e cte d to c o n se n t to th e sig n -; e n te e n y ears.
in g o f th e A m erican ijpace tre a ty .
M r. P ro v o st cam e in w ith A. J. N ess; a little b o o tle g g in g ¡Is a sid e issu e th e r e m an ag ed to keep th e s ta tio n
ii:m W ednesday e v e n in g a t 7 30.1
who m o to re d up from A sh lan d . T he; to p ro sp e c tin g a n d farm in g . D u fu r up to all com pany s ta n d a rd s or ef-
R ac^s a n d c o n te s ts will be c a rrie d i RO SEB U R G , O r., Aug. 22.— U nder
Mr. C a lla g h a n s ta te s th a t
rid e o v er th e old Coos Bav w agon d en ied t h a t he had loaned his liq u o r fiicency.
on th ro u g h o u t th e ev en in g , a n d a n y ! a c o u rt o rd e r, to d ay S h e riff S ta rm e r
road was a’ se v ere te s t on Mr. P ro ­ m ak in g c o n tra p tio n , b u t said th ey tlie m edal is th e first to com e n o rth
one w ho w ish es to e n te r m ay do s o . : drew th irty -o n e m im es from w hich
of th e C a lifo rn ia line and is given in
v o s t’s ph y sical s tr e n g th , b u t he W1.3 b a d sto le n it.
* he sh a llo w e n d of th e pool w i l l ! th e ju ry w ill be d ra w n a w eek from '
co m p etitio n w ith s ta tio n s from El
a t th e E lk s ’ club as c h ip p e r as could
Rock Fam ily DeHtiiate
be re se rv e d fo r c h ild re n , a n d th e us-J to d ay to try D r. R. M. B ru m field ,
!
be.
R ock, w ho received th e s tiffe s t Paso, T exas, to Portland.
u al lesso n w ill be given by Mr. a n d , lo r th e m u rd e r of D ennis R u ssell.!
A m ong th e f r a te r n ty of E spee s ta ­
se n te n c e, a n n o u n c e d a fte rw a rd s th a t
Mrs. H om ew ood, w ho h a v e h a d j
T h e g ra n d ju ry w ill m ee t S a tu rd a y to SHOWING OF MUNDY WELL
tio
n a g e n ts th e m ed al is p ro p h etic
it w ould be n e c essa ry fo r th e co u n ty
c h a rg e of th e cla sse s a ll su m m e r. ABt in d ic t B ru m fie ld , a n d th e tria l will
of
com ing h o n o r a n d p rom otion Ac­
CAUSES EXCITEM ENT
to c a re fo r h is w ife a n d tw o c h ild re n
w ho com e in to th e c la ss fo r t h a t ev­ open th e fo llo w in g M onday m o rn in g .
AMONG LOCAL PEOPLE d u rin g his in c a rc e ra tio n , as he had jC° rdine tO PaSt lules in the Baine.
e n in g , w h e th e r c h ild re n o r a d u lts ,
: m edal o w n ers have in th e p a s t been
no funds.
w ill be in s tr u c te d in sw im m in g a n d
T he d rillin g a t th e M undy oil well
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C „ Aug. 22 —
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'The se n te n c e s a re th e
d iv in g fre e of c h a rg e .
i t i m .T o f i ra llro a d circJe8 M r C a lla g h a n is
T h e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t a n n o u n c e d to ­ •is p ro ce e d in g in a very s a tis fa c to ry
m eted o u t in y e a rs fo r violation
An in v ita tio n is e x te n d e d to th e d a y t h a t G re a t B r ita in had fo rm a lly m an n e r. T he well is now a t a d e p th !
A. an ex­
m ark e d a s a a UAiirarr
yo u n g m an M w iA
th e liq u o r law s.
pu b lic to w itn ess th e e v e n in g ’s p e r ­ a c ce p ted th e in v ita tio n to a tte n d th e of 800 feet, a n d th e in d ic a tio n s fo r
c e p tio n ally b rig h t fu tu re , ‘a lth o u g h
P ay of S|H*cial O fficers
fo rm an ce.
d is a rm a m e n t c o n fe re n ce to be held a p ro d u c in g well a re b e tte r th a n !
T he new s th a t Ja ck so n co u n ty was lie is said to be one of th e y o u n g est
: ever.
a t W a sh in g to n .
b e a rin g s in g le h a n d e d th e expenses s ta tio n a g e n ts In th e serv ice o f th e
TRIGONIA DRILLING
T h e oil sa n d w hich h a s rec e n tly
Southern P acific company.
PHOENIX, Aris., Aug. 22.— The 1 been s tr u c k , rese m b le s t h a t of th e of th e ra id s cam e as s o m e th in g of a
STARTS IN EARNEST
s u rp r is e to a n u m b e r o f local people,
THIS NEXT WEEK Arizona flood which inundated the O k la h o m a fields, a c co rd in g to re p o rt, who w ere u n d e r th e im p ressio n th a t KLAMATH RECORD IS
capitol grounds today, flooding the arad th e oil a n d g as b ro u g h t up in
SOLD TO WILLIAMS
At th e T rig o u ia th e w ork o f e n ­ state buildings and threatening to th e b a le r c o n tin u e s to b u rn fo r sev­ a il th e co u n ty had to do w as to fu rn -
ish th e cash.
O p erativ es g e n e ra lly
K r AM a t h v a t i c n,
la rg in g th e hole to s e t a lomg s tr in g do great property damage, is over,
e ra l m in u te s a f te r ig n itin g .
receiv e »7 „ e r diem a n d -xim nee», i _ i h . ' t
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or' c a sin g h a s pro ceed ed th ro u g h th e and the waters are receding rapidly.
an d th e boas s le u th g e ts iron) i l ' f . .
81 ’
ecorrt 1,a"
week w ith o u t in te r ru p tio n a n d th e The majority of the records in the SHIPPING BOARD TO
to »15 p e r d a y a n d expenses
T h is !
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b>'
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T rig o u ia o ffic ia ls now u n d e rs ta n d th e basement of the capitol building
RENT I^ESSELS; FIGURE
w as th e ir b asis o( p a y 'in th e re c e n t,
Pu^ » hl»d company, which took
m o n th s of d e la y in s e ttin g c a sin g in have been saved. A preliminary sur­
f
,” aDt ' 8’ 1 W '" 1'
ÎNOOMH OP MILLIONS b o o tle g g e r clean np a t Salem T h e ! ’’T
th e S ie m a n ’s t e s t in K la m a th co u n ty . vey following the receding flood wa­
pay d o es n o t In clu d e m opev e x p e n d -' .T ’ „ L 5 “
W illia m s, rec e n tly nr
Few of th e k n o w n oil fie ld s h a v e such ters estimated the damage at $150,-
WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 22.— 1 e d to r joy ride», d rin k s.
. ' in c, J
portlnnd. ia p ru d en t
a d e p th o f tre a c io n s, s a n d s to n e s a n d 000.
T h e sh ip p in g b o a rd ex p ects to save d e n ta l t„ collectin g evidence. J a m e s ’ , 1 c . " m e a 'i d e T “ ’ : : n ' V
“ '
c o n g lo m e ra te s. I t is c o n fid e n tly ex­
m illio n s a n n u a lly b y r e n tin g ’ vessels, z.rou. ..k y.y.
18
Tlce
President,
and
Don
Beldinc
pected th a t n e x t w eek will see th is Following are current market prices C h a irm a n L a s k e r a n n o u n c ed to d ay . ( S hine. ) E d w ard s, says h e w as in-
„ form ed , w L
secretary-treasurer.
Mr. , Williams
hen a rr e s te d t h a t “ $190 had —.-i,
,am
p a rtic u la r a n d try in g ta s k c o m p le t­ on poultry products;
T hey w ill re n t b o a ts th e sa m e as
,,
, ..v a., -
W*H be editor and Don Belding busi-
rp.
ed a t w hich tim e th e g a s a n d o i l ' »SAN FRANCISCO, A»g. 22.— re a l e s ta te m en r e n t u n fu rn is h e d | n o t been sp e n t w ith his fo r n o th in g .”
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«ess m a n a g e r. T hey b o u g h t th e new s-
sh ow ings, now b la n k e te d by se v era l
More A rrests Expected
nnnor
re u
Eggs, 43.
h o u ses, ex cept th a t th e firm s r e n t­
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ing th e vessels m u st m ak e th e ir own
Hens, 25 © 27,
Food Prices Are
JuggJed; Puzzle
To Housewives
ALLEGE WOMAN
JUMPED BAIL
First Deer Head
Brought in From
Wagner C. Butte
I PAY FINE;
METE JAIL TERMS
Telegraph Briefs |
Espee Agent Is
Given Medal For
Efficient Station
Pierre Provost
Oldest Delegate
Elks Convention
Children's Class in
Swimming to Give
Aquatic Exhibition
a te s t.-1-M e d fo rd M all-T rib u n e.
Broilers, 32 © 35.
repairs.
__________________ _________ _____ 1 y e a r s has been owner and
(C n n tln x e d on P a g e F o u r )
‘ P u b lish e r of th e p ap er.