climate without the aid
A SHLAND
ot Medicine, cures nine cases out
of ten of Asthma.
This la a proven
fact.
VOLUME
2
A shland D aily T idings
(Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings.
Vol. 43.)*
MARIA Germs cannot survive
th r e e months In the rich ow ns
a t Ashland.
T h e p u re d o m es tic
water helps.
n
No. 301
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1921
■w
FIFTY LOST IN FALL OF HUGE DIRIGIBLE
Oregon Emergency
Board Votes Aid
For W ar Veterans
Congress Month’s
Recess Scheduled
To Start Tonight
W A SH IN G TO N . D. C., Aug.
«> 24.— C o n g ress h a s la u n c h e d its
! <v fin a l le g isla tiv e d riv e w ith a re-
<•> cess sc h e d u le d fo r to n ig h t. E g -
<$■ o u g h le g isla tio n is on h a n d to
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keep th e tw o h o u ses in sessio n
SPURIOUS STOCK TRANSACTIONS|
for tw o w eeks lo n g er, b u t th e
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c o n g re ssm e n a re d e te rm in e d to
;
leav e th e city. T h e b e e r b ill,
: <£ w hich th re a te n e d to p re v e n t a
recess, w as v irtu a lly a b a n d o n e d
: to d ay fo r a c tio n w hen c o n g re ss
<3> m ee ts a m o n th from to d ay .
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NATION, CLAIM
IN VOL V S $20,000,004) IS THE
RELIEF OF POLICE
MARKET FLOODED
x x / i'r i- i
c a i / c
o T A f i/ e
W l I H r AKfc 5 1 DVKb
ag a block to vacatlon con.
SALEM . O r., Aug. 2 4.— T he
s ta te em ergency b o a rd , m eetin g
w ith th e v e te ra n s bon u s loan
com m ission, a d o p te d re so lu tio n s
to d ay p led g in g its e lf to b ack
th e bon u s b o a rd t o a $ 9 0,000
m in im u m fo r a d m in is tra tio n of
th e v e te ra n a id act.
T he $30,000 a p p ro p ria te d by
th e a c t fo r th e a d m in is tra tio n
w as deem ed in su ffic ie n t to ta k e
ç a re of th e h a n d lin g of th e loan
b u sin ess in v o lv in g som e $30,-
000,000.
. . . . . . .
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<t>
•> fe re e s b e in g u n a b le to a g re e <$> '
. t> on th e b ro a d e r p ow ers fo r th e <$>'
EVIDENCE
SHOWS AT
LEAST
<•' w a r fin a n c e c o rp o ra tio n .
SE V EN TEEN COM PANIES TO
FIFTY
LIVES ESTIM ATED LOSS;
TW ENTY-SEVEN
ARE
AMERICANS
NEW YORK RECEPTION
PLANNED FOR AIRSHIP
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BE TA REN BY SCHEME
CLAIMSEAOF
OIL LIES UNDER
KLAMATH FALLS
to rn e y B riggs.
C ross e x a m in a tio n
w as w aived by A tto rn e y B riggs.
W h ite h e a d 's T estim ony
L. A. W h ite h ea d w as th e n called
to th e w itn ess s ta n d — in p o in t of
ta c t, an o rd in a ry k itc h e n c h a ir. He
te s tifie d s u b s ta n tia lly th e sam e as
M r. W in b u rn .
B riggs cross ex am
ined W h ite h ea d in an e ffo rt to show
th a t th e la tte r w as a “ to o l” of th e
i p la in tiff. T h e w itn ess s ta te d posi
tiv ely th a t B riggs h ad in tro d u c e d
P ro v o s t to W iu b u rn . A lth o u g h d e
n ia ls w ere m ade by W h ite h e a d , it
was d iffic u lt to d e te rm in e from th e
s ta te m e n ts a n d cross e x a m in a tio n
m ad e by B riggs w h e th e r W h ite h e a d
w as a v a le t, c h a ffe u r o r se c re ta ry
to th e p la in tiff. W h ith e a d d en ied
th a t he w as em ployed by W in b u rn ,
s ta tin g th a t a t th e tim e in q u e stio n
he w as em ployed by th e A sh lan d
D ev elo p m en t c o rp o ra tio n . T h e w it
ness w as in s is te n t t h a t th e fo u r p a r
tie s n am ed by Mr. W in b u rn in his
te stim o n y w ere th e only ones p re s
e n t in sid e of th e cabin d u rin g A t
to rn e y B rig g s' visit. He d e n ie d t h a t
a boy n am ed C lark B yer w as in th e
ca b in a t th e tim e. W h ith e a d claim ed
, tiff. J e ss e W in b u rn , a n d th e re fo re th a t B riggs show ed a v in d ictiv e mood
¡ n o th in g to ab so lv e Mr. B riggs from , r a th e r th a n d ic ta to ria l.
T h e “ t r i a l ” was c o n d u c te d in t h e |
G ives D ifferent V ersion
council c h a m b e r of th e city h a ll,.
F o llo w in g th e te stim o n y of W hite-
jam m e d t o th e w indow s a n d d o o rsi Gead. A tto rn e y B riggs laid his case
I w ith a m ixed a u d ie n c e , a t tim e s in a . b e fo re th e council. He denied th a t
i s ta te of c u rio u s ex p ectan cy .
F r e - i b ® bad in tro d u c e d Sylvan P rovost
q u e n tly A sh la n d , a s re p re s e n te d b y j a n d (-be c h a rg e th a t he had a tte m p t-
! th e a u d ie n c e , lau g h e d . T h e “ t r i a l ” I
to o b ta in tlie sew age w ork for th e
la
tte
r . He s ta te d th a t he had gone
.a s fu ll of good jokes if am u sed
c h u c k le s m e a n t a n y th in g . A fte r it to L o n g ’s C ab in follow ing th e in
was all o v e r th e city d a d s so b ered , s tru c tio n s of th e city council to
s a t s tr a ig h t in th e ir c h a irs an d th en “ ta lk o v e r” th e sew ag e problem a t
! — u n b e n d in g from a cold rese rv e, t th a t place, w hich was said a t th a t
! glow ed w ith sm iles of f rie n d lin e s s 1 tin i ” to be th e cau se of w a te r pol-
fo r th e w orld in g e n e ra l. A s h la n d ,1 lo tio n in A shland creek w hich sup-
especially, d ecid ed , v erb ally , d e f in - ! I>lies w a te r to th e city. H e a s se rte d
i ite ly . to say “ n o th in g ” and re n d e r ,b a ‘ W in b u rn re fu se d to ta lk w ith
a decision of ju s tic e on th e sam e him . He a d m itte d te llin g th e plain-
basis.
i tif f th a t th e septic ta n k plan s, w hich
T h e “ h a n d s o ff” a ttitu d e of t h e i he u n d e rsto o d w ere c o n te m p la te d b y
council a f te r th e “ t r i a l ” ,was p u r . i S im pson s h a rd w a re s to re , w ould not
s u a u t to a decision m ad e b efo re t h e ! be> s a tis fa c to ry to th e city. He s ta t-
h e a rin g s ta r te d to not re n d e r a de- ed tb a t W in b u rn was in a “ bad
cision. T he city d a d s lis te n e d o n ly ? m o o d m a ( , e in sin u a tio n s q u e ry in g
¡lis te n e d w ith o u t q u e stio n o r in te r-j Brigg8 w h e th e r o r not he p e rso n a lly
i ru p tio n . G ross e x a m in a tio n o f w i t - i w as tl,e “ com m on c o u n c il,” a n d gave
nesses, re a d in g of le tte rs , r e b u t t a l ! c u rt o ,d e r s to W h ite h e a d a p d a boy
WAS TO HAVE BEEN FLOWN TO
V. S. WITHIN FEW DAYS;
HAD NAVAL CREW
CHICAGO, 111., A ug. 24.— S p u r-t
LONDON, A ug. 24.— T h e new
io u s sto ck tra n s a c tio n s in v o lv in g '
A m erican d irig ib le ZB 2 exploded
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 h av e been c a rrie d o u t
n e a r h e re to d ay , c a u sin g an e s tim a t
by th e g ig a n tic sw in d lin g o rg a n iz a
ed loss of fifty lives, tw e n ty -o n e of
tio n said to h a v e b een h e a d ed by
w hom w ere A m ericans.
C h a rle s W. F re n c h , “ th e w olf of
T he sh ip b ro k e in h a lf follow ing
W all s t r e e t , . ’ c o v e rin g a ll p a rts of
th e explosion, p e rm ittin g only tw o
th e c o u n try , a c c o rd in g to re lia b le in
m en to descend safely in p a ra c h u te s .
fo rm a tio n , co m p iled over n ig h t by
The m en a re believed to have been
th e d e p a rtm e n t of ju s tic e o fficials.
K LA M A TH FA L L S, O r., A ug. 24.
resc u e d .
R escue w o rk e rs a re now
T h e m a rk e t is believed to be flooded — T he H e ra ld is in re c e ip t of a sp e
com bing th e w a te rs of th e H u m b er
w ith fa k e sto c k s a n d n o tes to w hich cial m essag e fro m E. J . M u rra y , p u b
riv e r fo r th e bodies of th e re m a in
n a m e s of p ro m in e n t m en a n d com lis h e r, now in S an F ra n c is c o , im w hich
ing p assen g ers.
p a n ie s h av e been fo rg ed . T he evi- he says t h a t he h a s le a rn e d from an
T he a irs h ip , m a n u fa c tu re d in E ng
dence sh o w s t h a t a t le a st se v en te en ■ a u th o r ita tiv e s o u rc e t h a t g eo lo g ists
land fo r th e U nited S ta te s g o v e rn
c o m p a n ies a r e involved.
m en t, w as on a tria l tr ip w ith the
of u n q u e s tio n e d r e p u ta tio n c o n sid e r
B esides n e a rly $2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w o rth th e K ia ra a th b asin a p o ssib le oil field
crew a tte m p tin g to rem edy d efects
o f s p u rio u s s e c u ritie s seized w h e n |of th e g r e a te s t m a g n itu d e .
of th e big lig h te r - th a n - a ir m achine
C h a rle s W. F re n c h , “ th e w olf of L a ;
M r. W urray> a s a n e w sp a p e r m an
b efo re it sh o u ld a tte m p t its fliglD
S alle s tr e e t,” a n d p a r tn e r of J o h n i of long e x p e r|e n c e, is n o t lik ely to
a c ro ss th e A tlan tic . G en eral M a it
W . W o rth in g to n , w as a rr e s te d . o f - l h a v e beeu nli3led in o b ta in in g th e
lan d . E n g la n d ’s fo rem o st a ir a u th o r
ficiaIs to d ay s ta r te d a s e a rc h fo r o th -i in fo rm a tio n c o n ta in e d in th e d is-
ity, is believed to h av e been on
er
a lle g ed
f ra u d u le n t
s e c u ritie s patch> th e t e x t of w hich follow s:
b o ard , a lth o u g h th e re p o rt c a n n o t
a m o u n tin g to m illio n s of d o lla rs.
“ SAN FR A N C ISC O .— I have ju s t
be o fficially verified as yet.
D eta ils Are W ithheld
, le a rn e d from a s o u rc e th a t I believe
S p e c ta to rs say th a t th e crew of th e
T he d e ta ils of th e h u g e co n sp ira cy , ; ¡s a b s 0 lu te ly re lia b le th a t th e K lam -
sh ip had ju s t sig n a lle d th a t th ey
said to have been rev e a le d by R u d - : a tb b asin is looked upQn ag a lm o st
w ould a tte m p t a speed tria l b efo re
olph E. K ohn, w ho m ad e a co n fessio n I c e rta in to be one o f th e biggeg( oH
d e sce n d in g w-heu th e big bag b ro k e
o f th e w o rk in g of th e a lle g ed sw in d -j iie jds on th e coa3t
in half, th e sm oke ballo o n in g above
lin g g a n g a f te r a r r e s t y e ste rd a y , w e r e ;
th e fab ric, a n d th e g ian t m ass of
A g eo lo g ist of n a tio n a l re p u ta tio n
w ith h e ld p e n d in g a r r e s t o r six a d d i- ! re c e n tly vlslted th e r e [o check
,
ste e l, tra p p in g m any h u m an live»,
tfo n a l a lle g e d m e m b e rs o t th e g a n g . w ork
s„ e „ aS5lBla„ ts
have
fell in to th e riv e r below .
f o r w hom w a rra n ts w e re Issued. S i x t e e n in v e s tig a tin g th e field fo r tw o
T he ZB 2 w as o rig in a lly th e 1! 3S.
o f th e accu sed le a d e rs a r e a lre a d y „ro u th s, a n d he s ta te s th a t th e to r-
a n im p ro v em en t on th e fam o u s B 34
m o n th s, a u u ire scares m a t m e tor-
f t ,,. com ic lia s m ad vertised for th e c ifj ludi last night w as pre-
held.
w hich cro ssed to A m erica in 1919.
■nation is freakish and likely to be sente<l t o a sm a ll but in terested aud ien ce of fancy chair w arm ers.
A u th o ritie s in d ic a te d th a t th e o th -i t u r M d dowll anlesB .
.
She w as (»95 fee t long.
H er olhe*-
ex-
Tlie au gu st body at w h ose d ictate th e show w as held sat ei-ouch-
e r d e a ls, h o w ev er, w e re to be e u g l- te a d e d e x a m in a tio n ts m ad e
d
im
en
sio
n
s
w
ere:
D
ia
m
e
ter,
85 feet
ingly before tlie irate p lain tiff am i equally determ in ed d efen dant.
n e e re d th ro u g h th e A m erican R u b -
„ la his o p inion t h a t unless a geo
4
in
ch
e
s;
c
a
p
ac
ity
,
2,700,000
cu b ic
The* first b u sir ess seem ed to b e to discover, ff possib le, w hether
h e r co m p a n y , o f w hich K ohn w a s ; t o g ic a , t a u ,t h as o c c u rra d to d ra
feet;
to
ta
l
lift,
83
to
n
s;
e
n
g
in
e
s, 0
in the council w as sittin g hi an a d m in istrative, ju d icial or leg sla tiv e capac
vice p re s id e n t.
B e fo re b i . a r r e s t „ „ lh e oil t h a , th e
S unbeam ’ C o ssack ” to ta llin g 2104»
a i
K ohn o tte r e d to sell $.,00.000 w o r t h ' b is o „e. T h e re a r e no s u rfa c e indi- ity. Mr. Staples, from th e au d ien ce, occupying th e position o f a tax
h o rse pow er; n o rm al crew , o fficers
payer, su ggested that the council m ight get th e city in to trou ble if it sal
o f n o tes of th e A " m e r i ' c a n - R u - b - b e r ca tio n s of such a la u lt
a
n d m en. 30.
as a ju d icial body and took testim ony under oath, w hereupon several
itin. who w as th en
co m p an y to C liniilti.
She had six p ro p e llo ts, h e r s tr u c
If oil is s tru c k it will be or very m em bers offered rem arks on th e topic, fin ally d ecid in g that tlie body w as
p o sin g as “ Mr. S m ith ,” c re d it m an
tu r e c o n ta in ed
fo u rte e n c o m p a rt
h ig h g ra d e and th e w ell will he a sittin g neither in a jud icial, ad m in istrative nor le g isla tiv e capacity, but
fo r th e s e c u ritie s co m pany w hich g u sh e r..
m
en
ts
in
each
of
w
hich w as a g ia n t
rather exercisin g auditory fu n ctio n s, havin g n otliin g e lse to do, th e w a
d isc o u n te d th e n o tes in th e $30,000
g o ld b e a te rs sk in gas bag, a n d she
T he in fo rm a tio n is so s ta r tlin g as ter tumds having been voted m ore th a n a year ago. th e refu n d in g bonds
deal.
could c ru ise 6500 m iles. A lu m in u m
, t0 iead m e to believe t h a t no e ffo rt
On ra id in g F re n c h . room s. »700.- Bhould he s p a re d to ru s h th e develop- having been voted dow n by th e p eop le and up by th e council on several
p e tro l ta n k s , w a te r ta n k s , a n d bom b
d ecisive and sp ecific occasions, a n d th e new proposed one still soaking
000 w o rth of th e A m erican R u b b e r 1
m ag azin es lined th e long steel c o r
m en t w ork on a ll th re e wells.
in w ait for th e psychological m om ent to arrive, w hen it m ight go through,
co m p an y w ere seized.
rid o rs of th e ship, a n d in th e c o rr i
T he in fo rm a tio n checks up w ith there w as notliing to do, therefore th e council decided to transform it-
L e a d e r “ G e n u iu s G one W ro n g ”
d o rs w ere th e living a n d sleeping
th e ex p e rien c e e n c o u n te re d in cem se lf into a sim ple auditory and olfactory body and look and listen and say
A fte r u s in g J o h n V. D avis, a
q u a rte rs of t h e c r e w , who w ere to
e n tin g th e S iem ens w ell, th e fa ilu re nothing. The actors and audience sh ou ld be th e on ly ones consciously
C leveland m illio n a ire , *to th e lim it
a rg u m e n ts an d im p assio n ed pleas uam ed C lark B yers, now in Los An- w ork in w atch es d u rin g th e trip , ju st
o f th e c e m e n t to s e t a n d its e le v a
alive. So the show opened.
by s e llin g w o rth le ss n o tes c a rry in g
| geles? C alif., to “ sto p s ta n d in g a ro u n d as crew s o f o u r big b a ttle s h ip s w ork
w ere th e o rd e r of th e evening.
tio n in th e well being a ttr ib u te d to
his n a m e , a c c o rd in g to th e th e o ry of
and do s o m e th in g .”
T he council a t sea. T he crew h ad all been a llo t
gas t h a t e x p e rts say will m ak e th e
Sivoru T estim o n y Not Used
“ ‘T h e tim e lues co m e,’ th e W a lru s , was re p re s e n te d by G us N ew b eu rg
th e in v e s tig a to rs , th e g a n g p lan n ed
c
h
a
rm
b
e
r
a
u
d
ie
n
c
e
bad
m any la u g h s te d th e ir bunks.
field oiiie o f g u sh e rs.
All of them had
said , ’to ta lk o f m a n y th in g s —-o f ! a n d F . P. F a r re ll, of M edford, w as
W ith th e “ sw e a rin g i n ” of the
to p lay K ohn a n d th e ru b b e r co m
i
„
,
. , . ...
.a n d m uch fu n o v er th e incid en t, been given fu r-lin e d sle e p in g bags.
E. J . M U R R A Y .”
shoes a n d sh ip s and sea lin g wax, and to th e e ffe c t t h a t B riggs, as city a t- p la in tif l, Je sse W in b u rn , a p r o t e s t w h i t e h e a d
uni
W in b u rn
p an y of w hich he was a n o ffic ia l, as
N ights a re chilly over th e A tla n tic
Local oil m en d e c la re th a t if th e re c a b b ag e s a w l k in g s.’ ’ — A lice in Won •to rn e y ,
had
used
p
e
rsu
a
sio
n
to
,
w
as
h
e
a
rd
from
E.
T.
S
tap
les,
a
t
a
x
-
'
ia
u
.rbpd
*
p aw n s in o b ta in in g m oney on a l
and
th e g re a t ship ru sh in g th ro u g h
is an oil tie ld in K la m a th th e re i s ! tk>r,.llld
h av e th e sew ag e w ork a t L o n g ’s , p ay er an d in te re s te d s p e c ta to r. As a
, .... .
..
leged w o rth le ss se c u ritie s.
C
laim
ed
Claim
Winbiii'ii
Defiant
th e clouds a n d m ists becom es fre e z in g
c e rta in ly one of g re a te r m a g n itu d e
¡C a b in given to P ro v o st B ro th e rs re s u lt th e council decided th a t the
U n e a rth in g of th e g in a n tic sw in-
W h en th e c h u c k le s su b sid ed . At- cold to th e u n p ro te c te d .
; in th e R o g u e R iv e r valley. T h e above
d ie sy n d ic a te , a c c o rd in g to C lin n in , j d isp a tc h is of
R e ite ra tin g its tw ice -m a d e decision h a rd w a re s to re in ste a d o f S im p so n ’s j h e a rin g w as not a ju d ic ia l one, a n d ito n ie v B rig g s s ta te d ‘ t b a l ‘ W ln b u rn
C o m m an d e r M axfield, U. S. N..
p
e
c
u
lia
r
in
te
r
e
s
t,
w
ith
A tto rn e y B riggs th a t, th -----
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e re a—
fo re , w itn
esse s w ould n o t > i . u $ . . j u
.
.
.
s ta r te d w hen a u th o r itie s s w o o p e d ! re c e n t e n c o u ra g in g deve7onm eiits in to ta k e no o ffic ia l ;iction <>t th e cuse h a rd w a re sto re .
have to ta k e o ath
l3il S‘*
1C f ' nOt w ant a n y th in g lh a d Ins crew of sa ilo rs tra in e d dow n
dow n on th e o ffices o f W o rth in g to n ‘ th e local field
of C ity A tto rn e y B riggs a n d Je sse d e n ie d th e c h a rg e , s ta tin g a t th e
I. L. -t ,
.
to do w ith th e m ayor, th e city coun- to th e fin e st point. E ach m an had
W in b u rn , w ho h a d a lre a d y ta k e n cjl ol. anv ()f thpni ..
He rh a rg e d
a n d F re n c h a m o n th ago.
! W in b u rn , who lo ck ed w its la s t n ig h t co u n cil m e e tin g o f J u ly 12. th a t M r.
h is a llo tte d ta s k , an d each one of
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MISSING; LAST SEEN
n esses y e s te rd a y ev en in g , b o th of w h a t it h eard .
w ith d e a lin g in s to le n an d f ra u d u le n t
IN PORTLAND H O T E L ! w*Ped i t 8 h a n d s c le a n of th e q u e ry ,
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‘ w ho lie d ? ” re le g a tin g it to th e m u sty
T n" ° Uy’ a1' sew age im p ro v e m e n ts.
B riggs as- w heels a n d tele p h o n e s a n d in d ic a to rs
c le a r them selv es.
, itg e ti th a t som e tim e d u rin g e ith e r se rte d
F re n c h to ld a sad ta le to in v e s tig a t
PO RTLA N D , O r., Aug. 24.—
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th a t in a d d itio n to th e fo u r w ere fixed in a m a z in g a rr a y , just
Rev. ol in d iv id u a l m em o ry , a m at-
M r. W in b u in a t a p rev io u s m e e t th e la t te r p a rt of A pril o r e a rly p a rt
o rs, C lin n in sa id , in w hich he said J e ss e T. A n d erso n . M a rsh fie ld m in is ^ it e r w ith o u t o ffic ia l rec o g n itio n o r
p a rtie s m en tio n e d by W in b u rn as as in th e c o n n in g to w e r o f a big
h e h ad been duped by W o rth in g to n , te r. w ho stopped a t th e C lyde h o tel re c o rd - T h e d ecision cam e a s th e re- in g h a v in g re q u e s te d a fo rm a l a p o l of Ma>, th a t W illiam B riggs c a m e ■ preBent, a t L o n g ’s C abin, th a t Dom- fig h tin g ship.
ogy fro m th e co u n cil fo r A tto rn e y to L o n g ’s C abin, re p re s e n tin g h im
“ th e g e n iu s gone w ro n g .”
h e re la st w eek, a n d w ho h a s been s u l t * o i a s h o rt * ta lk fe st ’ ara o n £
ino P ro v o st, son of Sylvan P ro v o st,
M axw ell had hoped to b e a t th e It
B rig g s’ s ta te m e n t, a re q u e s t th a t w as se lf as city a tto r n e y a c tin g on be
m issin g since S a tu rd a y , h a s n o t b e e n ! th e city d a d s fo llo w in & a th re e h o u r
and C lark B uyers h e a rd th e discus- 3 4 ’s record. E v e ry o n e who knew him
W A SH iN G TO N , D. C., A ug. 24.— ¡lo c a te d to day, a lth o u g h police a r e : h e a rin g of th e tw o m en, th e ir iig en ts d e n ie d w ith th e a s se rtio n th a t th e h a lf o f th e city of A sh lan d a t th e sion. A tto rn e y B riggs re a d te le g ra m s
h e re w as c o n fid e n t t h a t h e w ould
in stru c tio n
of th e council.
He
P re s id e n t H a rd in g h as s e n t th e fo l ‘ e x p e n d in g ev e ry e ff o r t to fin d him i a n d w ltn e sse s’ co n d u c te d a f te r th e m a tte r w as a p erso n a l one.
from C lark B uyers, now a t Los A n b e a t it if it is w as w ith in h is pow er.
c h a rg e d t h a t B riggs had in tro d u c e d
low ing n o m in a tio n s to th e s e n a te : Rev. A n d erso n w as in p oor h e a l t h ,' m a n n e r of a ju d ic ia l c o u rt b e fo re th e
^Council’s Part Was Listening
geles, C alif., a ffirm in g B rig g s’ s ta te -. T h e la s t seen of him , he w as lean-
Lartd o ffice r e g is te r s . C arl H elm , La it is u n d e rsto o d by th e police.
The city dads were good listeners S ylvan P ro v o st, h a rd w a re d e a le r, as m en ts, c la im in g th a t W in b u rn w as in g o v e r th e ra ils of h is “ b rid g e ,”
city council last n i«ht.
G ra n d e ; J a m e s D onnell, T h e D alles;
last night.
Listening to the two a p lu m b e r w ho w a n te d to bid on th e ru d e and had sa id w ords to th e e f-j w aving a s a lu te , cap In h a n d , to th e
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S h o rt a n d U gly P h rase P assed
F r a n k L ig h t, L akeview . R eceiv ers,
LONDON, A ug. 24.— T h e S inn F e in
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th a t men was the only action they-had de p ro sp e c tiv e sdw age c o n n e ctio n s to be feet th a t he “ w ould fig h t It o u t w ith ' long lin e s of B ritis h a irm e n d raw n
H e s ta te d
public m oneys; J o h n P e a rc e , L a reply to th e B ritis h peace o ffe r re B riggs u n ju s tly c alled him a l ia r a t cided on following the insistent de m ad e on th e p ro p e rty .
th e city c o u n c il.”
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th a t B riggs had used his in flu e n c e '
Reception Planned
F re d H a in e s, R o seb u rg .
w ay fo r f u r th e r n e g o tia tio n s , a c co rd -; Big, h e a s s e rts , w hich he a tte n d e d meeting last week that he be heard. th e w ork given to P ro v o st in lieu ; to o b ta in th e sew age w ork fo r P r o
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a t th e re q u e s t of th e city co u n cil At the end of the three hour hear o f S im p so n ’s, w ith w hom , W in b u rn i vost. A tto rn e y B riggs th e n in tro -
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, re le v a n t to th e in s ta lla tio n o f sew - ing, and in which Attorney Briggs s ta te d , he h ad m ad e p rev io u s a r- j duced D om ino P ro v o st, w ho, u n d e r
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A CLASSIFIED AD Is a B u si i SAN FR A N C ISC O , C alif., A ug. 24. a g e fa c ilitie s a t L o n g ’s C abin, o r asked that the council adopt an oral ra n g e m e n ts. W in b u rn c la im s to have cro ss e x a m in atio n by A tto rn e y G us c o a st on h e r m aid en voyage from
n ess G etter, It goes everyw here ;— F o llo w in g a r e to d a y 's m a rk e t quoa- w h a t is now k n o w n as Sap a n d S a lt resolution clearing him of any charge to ld B riggs t h a t if he w a n te d to say N ew burg, of M edford, r e p r e s e n tin g ' th e little Y o rk s h ire v illag e of How-
, in th e W oods. A lth o u g h n o t m a k in g of malfeasance in office. The request a n y th in g fo r th e city c o u n cil to p u t W in b u rn , b o re o u t s ta te m e n ts of
and pops right out at one every ta tlo n s on p o u try p ro d u c ts :
den, England.
. E g g s, 43.
a fo rm a l c h a rg e of m a lfe a sa n c e in was refused on the grounds that no th e sa m e in w ritin g . H e s ta te d t h a t B riggs a n d B uyers. B esides h is ow n
tim e you pick up T he T idings.
A great fleet of se ap la n es, a ir-
H en s, 25(0)27.,
o ffice a g a in s t A tto rn e y B riggs, th e such charge had been made on the th o se p re s e n t w ere h im self, L. A.
Try It and prove w hat w e say.
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B ro ile rs, 32 @ 35.
case p re s e n te d by M r. W in b u rn , who part of the attorneys for the plain- W h ite h e a d , Sylvan P ro v o st a n d A t-
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Good Listeners
At Fiasco “Lie” Hearing
Council Acquits Itself as Good
Listening Body; Refuse Verdict
Or Official Record of Case.
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