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ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 31.
Vol. 41.)
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No. 307
1921
DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED IN MINGO WAR
Oregon Supreme
Court Adjourns
Until Sept 12
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SALEM . O r., Aug. 31.— T he
' •> O regon s u p re m e c o u rt, follow -
j s> ing a sp ecial se ssio n h e re M on-
d ay, has a d jo u rn e d u n til Sep-
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CHICAGO. 111.. Aug. 31.—
M em bers of th e th re e la rg e s t
notion o rg a n iz a tio n s o f ra ilro a d
w o rk e rs have voted o v erw h elm -
ingly in fav o r of a s tr ik e be-
fo re th ey will accept th e sched-
tiled w age ci ut o i tw elve p er
cen t, accordili
acco rd in g to in fo rm a tio n
o b ta in e d by th e U nited P re ss
to d ay g a th e re d from a ll th e
la rg e ra ilro a d c e n te rs. A w alk-
4> o u t is stro n g ly fav o re d by th e
♦ m en sh o u ld th e ra ilro a d la b o r
b o a rd in sist upon th e e n fo rc e -
♦ m e n t of th e w age sla sh .
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LOGAN, W, V a., A ug. 31.— J o h u
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F a c e of T a le n t, w as v isitin g frie n d s
D U BLIN , A ug. 31.— F la m e s a re
forces cla sh e d n e a r B lair. T h e m in ­
a n d re la tiv e s th e re , is a liv e , a c c o rd ­
sw eep in g B e lfa st a c c o rd in g to a r e - '
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rs c h a rg e d up th e m o u n ta in from
in g to in fo rm a tio n fro m M a rsh fie ld .
re c e n t m o n th s, from th e “ p e a k ” fig­
p o rt h e re , te llin g o f p ro p e rty d a m - !
B
lair, b u t th è L ogan co u n ty fo rces'
Mrs. A n d e rso n , w ith h e r b r o th e r ,
u re s of th e w a r p erio d , h as b ro u g h t
ag e a n d th e k illin g o f C ath o lics in
f
ir
s t lin e of d e fe n se re p u lse d th em ,
H e n ry P ace, le f t laM F r id a y f o r
w ith it a still la rg e r d e g re e of u n ­
t h a t city . W ith th e S in n F e in e rs ;
a c co rd in g to re p o rts.
Im m e d ia te ly
M a rsh fie ld . T h e d is tr ic t a tto rn e y of
c e rta in ty in d o m estic in d u s tria l tra d e
a n d th e B r itis h g o v e rn m e n t in a j
follow
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Coos co u n ty h a s la u n c h e d an in v e s ti­
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T h e g o v e rn m e n t’s p ro g ra m to fi­
on th e v e rg e of a civil War.
pealed to th e g o v e rn o r of W est V ir­
Rev. A n d e rso n h a d a la rg e sum of
n a n c e e x p o rts m ay be b ro ad e n e d
T h e I ris h re p u b lic a n a rm y is p re ­
ginia fo r re in fo rc e m e n ts.
m
oney
in h is possession w hen he p a rin g fo r in s ta n t m o b iliz a tio n , and
c o n sid e ra b ly . I t is also p ro b a b le th e
T he one e m p lo y m e n t in w hich
S e c re ta ry of W a r W eeks a n u o iA ced
: ‘ d is a p p e a re d ,” a n d to o k p a in s to q u ie t b u t ra p id p r e p a r a tio n s a re be­
p la n of e x te n d in g fin a n c ia l re lie f to
a th o u a u d m en go b ro k e fo r ev­
to d ay t h a t P re s id e n t H a rd in g h as
leave th e im p re ssio n t h a t he w a s li- ing m ad e f o r w a r.
d o m estic a g ric u ltu re m ay a ssu m e
ery one who g e ts rich is t h a t of
j
d
ble to have a “lapse o f m em ory,” )
SALEM , O r., Aug. 31.— O re g o n ’s: ra w n up a p ro c la m a tio n im posing
la r g e r p ro p o rtio n s, w ith th e in e v i­
n u is in g old g ru d g e s a n d n e g le c t­
c o m p la in in g of in te n s e h e a d a c h e s j
1925 ex p osition will he given its a s ta te of fed e ra l m a rtia l law in the
B E L F A S T , A u g . 31.— B e lfa s t is
ta b le p ilin g up of s u rp lu s sto c k s in
ing th e re a lly im p o rta n t a ffa irs
an d fin a n c ia l tro u b le s b e fo re leav-1 now u n d e r m ilita ry c o n tro l a n d th e
sta te -w id e sig n ific a n ce w hen a con-1 coal m in e a r e a of W est V irginia
A m e ric a n w areh o u ses.
of life fo r a c h a n c e to get even
S e c re ta ry W eek s s ta te d t h a t th e
l'erence of re p re s e n ta tiv e s of ev ery
“ H. G. E n d e rs, p ro p rie to r of th e | *n ®-
b a g g a g e w as le /t a t th e crow n fo rc e s a r e ta k in g c o n tro l of
E x p o rts d ro p p ed from $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,-
w ith som e one. I w o u ld n ’t have
co u n ty in th e state* w ill be h eld in p re s id e n t w ill issu e th e m a rtia l law
000 to $ 6 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 la s t y e a r.; E n d e rs d e p a rtm e n t s to re a t A sh lan d C lyde h o tel in P o r tla n d , a n d o th e r , th e c ity d e sp ite th e tru c e , a t th e re-
th e bad feelin g t h a t com es from
o rd e r if th e f ir s t p ro c la m a tio n of
S ince th e b e g in n in g of th e new f i s - ' w as th e victim of B e rt »R. G re e r’s t pyidence has been disco v ered show - q u e st of th e c ity a u th o r itie s .
th e M u ltn o m ah h o tel in P o rtla n d o n ,
M ar­
a h e a rt fu ll of envy an d g ru d g e
„ .
.
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y e ste rd a y fails to h av e a fa v o ra b le
cal y e a r. J u ly 1, th e d e c lin e h a s con- w ra th th is m o rn in g in A sh lan d , w hen ' n £ an e ff o r t to leav e an a tm o s p h e re tial law has been p ro cla im e d , a l­
S e p tem b e r 8. G o v ern o r O lcott has
fo r all th e m oney on e a rth .
I
.
*,_e ffe c t upon th e m iners.
tin n e d .
F u tu r e m o n th s
p ro b ab ly th e e d ito r a s sa u lte d Mr. E n d e rs w ith
u n c e rta in ty a b o u t his m o v em en ts, though fig h tin g con tin u es in isolated
i re v e rte d back to th e w ar days in th e
d o n ’t w an t ally b ad fee lin g to w ard
selectio n of th e c o m m itte e believing-
will show ste a d y d ro p s in th e vol- a b a r of iro n . M r. E n d e rs th re w u p i
It w as f ir s t th o u g h t t h a t Rev. An- sp o ts. A to ta l c a s u a lty lis t of six-
anybody.
HAZ K IK .
th a t tho’se le a d e rs in e a ch co u n ty 1'EDERAL I KOOPSEBADY
urne of goods sold to fo re ig n buy- his h an d to w ard o ff th e blow , an d
d e rso n , who was a lso id e n tifie d w ith te e n d e a d a n d 100 w o u n d ed is r«-
TO MARCH ON MINGO
who so su ccessfu lly serv ed to place
e rs.
w as c u t a b o u t the hands.
th e civic and f ra te r n a l life of M arsh-: ported by au th orities.
W
A
SH
IN
GTON,
D. C., A ug S I —
O regon to th e fo re fro n t in a ll 11-i
O fficials a re g iving close stu d y to
T H IS IS ACCORDING TO M B field, had been m u rd e re d o r w an-
T e rrifié fig h tin g is b re a k in g o u t
h e rty loan a n d o th e r w orks, w ould I **e ,te ral tro o p s a r e being p rep a re d
th e problem in c o n n ectio n w ith its EN D E R S, w ho a rriv e d in M edfbrd
tiered off, a- victim of d e m e n tia . a fre s h .
S h ip y a rd w o rk e rs on th e ir
be b e e t a d a p te d to d ev ise ways and ,o m arc h on M ingo co u n ty a n d the
b e a rin g upon m e a su re s d e sig n e d to a b o u t noon to d a y for th e p u rp o se of
• W . Y. A rth u r* a frie n d o f th e w a r t o ' w ork today- w ere fire d upon
m eans fo r fin a n c in g th e g re a t Ore­ coal field s of W est V irginia a t a
aid in re s to rin g b u sin ess in g e n e ra l sw e a rin g o u t a w a rra n t fo r G re e r's “ m issing m a n ,” w e n t to P o rtla n d a n d by rio te rs in a m b u s h . Scores w ere
In a d d itio n to call-! rno‘n e n t s n o tie e - sh o u ld th e arm ert
gon exposition
to n o rm a l. C o m p tro lle r o f th e C u r­ a rr e s t.
a c co rd in g to re p o rts he b ro u g h t b a c k , w ounded a n d o n e k ille d a s a re s u lt
ing for th e co -o p e ra tio n o f th e w ar m in ers p ro te s tin g a g a in s t m a rtia l
rency C riss in g e r's e x p la n a tio n of th e
B o th sifies a re
M r. G re e r is e d ito r of th e A sh lan d A n d erso n w as not in O regon, b u t 1 of th e a m b u s c a d e .
lea d e rs in each c o u n ty , th e g o v e rn o r, law in M ingo co u n ty fail to heed
, u sin g rifle s a n d g re n a d e s. T h e B rit-
e x p o rt tra d e d ro p an d w h a t it m ea n s j T id in g s.’ At 2 o ’clock to d a y M r. O n­ had p ro b a b ly le ft fo r th e e a st.
has in cre ase d th e n u m b e r of coun P re s id e n t H a r d in g ’s p ro c la m a tio n
T he u su a l ru m o r in s im ila r a f ’ ish m ilita ry fo rc e s d re w a co rd o n
to A m erican b u sin e ss w as th is :
. d e rs had n ot filed th e c o m p la in t,
Mr. a n d Mrs. M. C. Reed re tu rn e d se llo rs a t th e m e e tin g by re q u e s tin g «f V ^ te rd a y o rd erin g , them to dis-
“ W e N eed to In c re a se E x p o rts , b u t b u t w as d isc u ssin g th e m u tte r w ith fa irs t h a t th e r e is “ a w om an in th e a ro u n d th e fig h tin g a r e a b u t failed
perse. A re g im e n t of in fa n try and
D e a r U. S. M oney Im p e d e s.”
D istric t A tto rn e y R aw les M oore.
th is m o rn in g fro m a five m o n th s sev eral s ta te -w id e o rg a n iz a tio n s to
c a se " was b ro u g h t o u t, b u t th is f e a - ; to re s to re o rd e r.
a
m ac h in e gun com pany a re w a it­
“ W e need to in c re a se o u r ex p o rts.
T h e a f f a ir all conies a b o u t as th e tu re . of th e case h a s n o t been con-
C h a u ta u q u a to u r on th e E llison- send th re e d e le g a te s each.
ing
a t C am p Dix. N. .1., a n d r e in ­
BFRLIN CROWDS
B ut in o u r new plaae as th e g re a t- re fu s a l of Mr. E n d e rs to a d v e rtis e firm ed .
All of th e p re lim in a ry w ork in
W h ite system . T h is co m p letes fo u r
fo
rc
e
m e n ts a re rea d y a t C am p S h e r­
AW AIT SCHEDULED
e s t c re d ito r c o u n try we find it d i f - 'i u th e T idings. Som e y e a rs ago M r.
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I v e a rs fo r Mr. R eed a n d fin ish e s up b u ild in g up th e fo u n d a tio n fo r th e
DEMONSTRATION h(s sixth tour> as d ire c to r and lec­ exposition o rg a n iz a tio n w as done by m an, Ohio.
flc u lt. T h e d iffic u lty is in c re a se d E n d e rs c h a rg e d t h a t E d ito r G re e r.
SAN FR A N C ISCO , C alif., Aug. 31.
R e p o rts from th e M ingo c o u n ty
by th e fact th a t A m erican m oney is b ecau se of h is a p p o in tm e n t on th e — F o llo w in g ^ are to d a y ’s m a rk e t q u o a-
tu r e r . d u rin g w hich tim e he has th e people of P o rtla n d , b u t a s soon m ine w ar a re a in d ic a te th a t th e re
B E R L IN , A ug. 31.— "B lo o d y W ed­
th e b e st in th e w orld— th e m ost ex- L ith ia p a rk com m ission, had g ra fte d ta tlo n s on p o u trv p ro d u c ts :
tra v e le d m o re th a n 100,000 m iles as c o n g re ss passed th e bill a u th o riz -: w as a s c a tte re d fig h tin g th ro u g h
n
esd
ay d a w n e d w ith a ll B erlin a n ­
pensive.
to th e e x te n t o f $20,000. H e also
. . . . .
.
.
E ggs, 45.
a
n d now holds th e w o rld 's record ing th e ex p o sitio n , a n d it w as sig n ed
th e n ig h t b etw een forces o f miner*
xiously sp e c u la tin g w h e th e r o r not I
“ T a k e Ita ly , fo r a n exam ple. On refu se d to a d v e rtis e . A s h o rt tim e
,
1 as b e in g th e m o st su ccessfu l d ire c ­ by P re sid e n t 'H a rd in g , th u s giving- and , c ...
H ens, 25 @ 27.
itiz e n ry t h a t w ere bein g con-
fre sh b lo o d sh e d w ould r e s u lt from
a gold b asis, five Ita lia n lire woulc) ag o MR. E N D E R S STA R TE D A
* j •
v
.
to r th a t e v e r step p ed on a C h a u ta u ­ th e exposition th e g o v e rn m e n ta l rec- s ta n tly a u g „ u m e n te
B ro ilers, 32 @ 35.
d m n u m b e rs bv
th e d e m o n s tra tio n s in w hich Uftd.000
buy a d o lla r ’s w o rth of goods from W E E K L Y P A P E R O F H IS OW N,
.. ,
q u a p la tfo rm . One of th e p rin c ip al o g n itio n w hich in su re d its success, ’ fre sh , a rm e d . a rriv
a ls . T h e section
i e x c ited w o rk e rs a r e ta k in g p a rt.
A m erica.
B ut th e lire is so d ep re- a n d is said to be c u ttin g in to G re e r’s
a pre-
____* , .
.
. .
d u tie s of a d ire c to r is th e ren e w al G o v e rn o r O lcott a cted upon
H o rse s h av e n e a rly a ll d isa p p e a re d
K
'
is re p o rte d to be on a w ar b asis,
¡P o lic e in g r e a t n u m b e rs a re p a tro l-
c ia te d th a t it ta k e s m ore th a n tw en- n e w sp a p e r b u sin e ss to c o n sid e ra b le in H aw aii, m o to r cars h a v in g ta k e n
of th e c o n tra c t fo r th e follow ing d e te rm in e d plan to have som e of th e w ith every a v a ila b le m an in th e
I lin g th e s tre e ts .
C h a n c e llo r W irth i
ty lire now to buy a d o lla r. N a tu r- e x te n t.
th e ir place.
‘ l y e t r , a n d d u rin g fo u r y e a rs of d i - ’ best b ra in s in th e s ta te g e t to g e th e r firinR Hn<? a n d th<# wom pn ho|din>;
j is h eav ily g u a rd e d fo llo w in g re p e a t
a lly th e Ita lia n w a n ts to buy in a
T hey m et on th e s tr e e t in Ash-
Spain has in tro d u c e d old ag e per-
re c tin g in to w n s too n u m e ro u s to and p u t in effect an e fficie n t co-op-1 up th e civil a n d in d u s tria l a ffa irs a t
ed th r e a ts of a s s a s s in a tio n before
m a rk e t w h ere he g e ts m ore for his la n d th is m o rn in g , a c c o rd in g to Mr. sions for w o rk ers.
m en tio n , a n d in som e cases u n d e r e ra tiv e p lan w hich w ould p rovide hom e.
n ig h tfa ll.
d iffic u ltie s beyond c o m p a riso n , h e 1 th e finalices n e c essa ry fo r th e suc-
m oney. A m erican m oney b e in g a t E n d e rs, a n d G re e r in v ite d him i n
t o
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In th e p ro sla m a tio u issued yes­
N
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th e top of th e heap, th ey a re a ll try - th e T id in g s office to d iscuss th e m a t­
n e v e r failed to s e c u re a r e tu r n e n -J c e s s fu l b u ild in g up of th e exposition,
te
rd
a y by P re sid e u t H a rd in g th e w a r­
B erlin to d a y to p a rtic ip a te iu th e g a g e iu e u t fo r C h a u ta u q u a , a n d th a t
in g to g et goods so m e w h ere else, te r.
G re e r su g g e ste d t h a t E n d e rs
T he m eetin g of S e p te m b e r 8 w ill rin g m in e rs w ere o rd e re d to r e tu r n
d e m o n s tra tio n s expected to d ay .
It
r a t h e r th a n from A m e ric a .”
sh o u ld s h u t up his little w eekly pa-
w ith o u t a n y s o rt of d isa g re e m e n ts d e te rm in e th e fin a n c ia l scope of th e t0 th e , r hom es in a p eacab le ,n a n .
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T h is c h e a p n e ss in th e v a lu e of Per a n d a d v e rtis e in his hom e d aily,
o r tro u b le w ith a n y m em b e r of a exposition and th e best m ea n s fo ri n er n o t ja tftr th a n 12
noon
th e g ig a n tic m ass m e e tin g sc h ed u le d
m oney of a ll o th e r c o u n trie s , th e re - E n d e rs rep lied t h a t he w ould n e v e r'
ra is in g th e m o n ey ; it d o u b tle ss w ill! of
It “,8 s ta te d th a t
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
fo r th is a fte rn o o n . .
fo re, is d riv in g th e m aw ay from ;**0 it. a n d one a n g ry w ord led to
e n d e a v o r to pro v id e a m ea n s by u n less peace is re s to re d fe d e ra l m ar-
A m erican m a rk e ts . T hey a re tra d - a n o th e r, said Mr. E n d e rs, u n til G re e r
w hich every h a m le t, v illage, tow n tla l law w ill be d e c la re d , a d d itio n a l
in g w ith o th e r c o u n trie s w hose c u r- s tru c k a t him w R h a b a r of iro n he
a n d city in th e s ta te will h a v e it« ' actio n oVer th e s ta te of m a r tia , ,awr
re n c ie s a r e .d e p re c ia te d h e a r e r to had in h is h a n d .”— M edford C larion,
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t h e ir ow n s ta n d a r d of ex change. Of- ’
section of th e s ta te m ay be re p re - m jne d is tr ic t by th e s ta te tro o p s of
fic ia ls h a v e no w ay of p re d ic tin g I MR. G REER'S STATEM ENT
s e n te d in th e u n d e rta k in g , th e g re a t- W est V irg in ia fo r th e p ast sev eral
w hen th e s e e x c h a n g e flu c u a tio n s w ill i
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t h a t som e of th e in d u s tr ia l c o u n - 't h e office, very m uch a g ita te d , an d
ious c o u n tie s, as ap p o in te d by th e ! action
trie s t h a t a re fig h tin g A m erica, in in q u ire d fo r Mr. G reer. He w as in ­
gov ern o r, follow :
c a p tu r in g w orld tr a d e w h e re v e r it fo rm e d th a t Mr. G re e r h ad n o t y et
T, G. M ontgom ery, B a k e r; A. J .
can be g ain ed , o r reo p e n e d , a re n o t ' a rriv e d , w h e re u p o n he beg an to h u rl;
Jo h n so n , B e n to n ; D. C. L atourette,
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d is tu rb e d o v er th e ir low ex ch an g e, i e p ith e ts a g a in s t M r. G re e r a n d in a
■ C la c k am a s; G. W. S an b o rn , C la ts o p :!
b u t a re ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of t h a t th re a te n in g m a n n e r said he w ould
S. C. M orton, C olu m b ia; D orsey!
s itu a tio n , esp ec ially if A m erica is a ; be back to see him . Mr. G re e r a r - |
K re itz e r. Coos;
H aro ld B aldw in,
s tr o n g c o m p e tito r.
C ro o k ; W. A. W ood. C u rry : C. S.
rived a t th e office a b o u t 8 :3 0 .
In
F a llin g E xports M ake G lut In H om e a b o u t fifte e n m in u te s Mr. Ende«*
H udson, D e sc h u te s; M ark T isd ale,
M arkets of Goods.
D ouglas; J u d g e P a r k e r , G illiam ;
a p p e a re d a t th e d o o r w ith h is h an d
T h e fa llin g o ff in e x p o rts c o n tin ­ in his b ree c h e s po ck et, a s if h o ld in g
H e n ry K u hl, G ra n t: Jam es Donegan,
u e s to back up in A m erican m a r­ a w eapon.
H a rn e y ; T h u rm a n B u tler. H ood R iv ­
As he a p p ro a c h e d th e
k e ts a m u ch la r g e r su p p ly of goods d o o r M r. G re e r said . ’ I h e a rd you:
e r; C. E. G ates, J a c k s o n ; H o w ard W.
n o t n e e d ed a t hom e. T h is a c c u m u ­ w a n te d to see m e, Mr. E n d e rs ; I am j
T u rn e r, J e ffe rs o n ; G eorge C. Sabin,
la tio n of goods, n o rm a lly ra ise d fo r h e re now ; w h a t can I do fo r y o u ? ” ;
J o se p h in e : B e rt H all, K la m a th ; F.
e x p o rt, is h a v in g a d is a s tro u s e ffe c t A t th e tim e M r. G re e r w as s ta n d in g
‘M. M iller, L a k e ; L. L. G oodrich,
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upon th e a g r ic u ltu r a l a n d o th e r in ­ b eh in d th e show case in th e T id in g s
L a n e ; E d w a rd A bbey, L incoln; E d ­
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d u s trie s . b e c a u se i t re n d e rs m ore office, lo o k in g o v er th e m o rn in g
w ard C usick, L in n ; J . P. B lackaby,
s e rio u s th e p ric e u n c e rta in tie s o f th e m ail.
M alh eu r; F r a n k D eckebach, M a rio n ;
n e a r f u tu r e on m an y s ta p le goods.
W . P. M ahoney, M a rio n ; E. C. K irk-
i
M r. E n d e rs a p p ro a c h e d him an d
To p re v e n t a n y g re a t d istu rb a n c e in a n excited m a n n e r s a id : “ I have
p a tric k i P o lk : W . H. R agsdale, Sher­
co m in g to A m erican p ro d u c e rs a n d been le ttin g you a lo n e ; w hy do you
m an ; F ra n k R ow e, T illa m o o k ; G. A.
s h ip p e rs th e w a r fin a n c e c o rp o ra ­ ju m p o n to m e in y o u r p a p e r? ”
H a rtm a n , U m a tilla ; A. T. H ill, U n ­
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tio n h a s a d o p te d a policy g iving
M r. G re e r re p lie d : “ Oh. you have,'
ion; G eorge H y a tt, W a llo w a ; J. C.
la r g e r c re d it re lie f to c o n c ern s h a v ­ been le ttin g m e a lo n e , h a t e you?
H o s te tle r, W asco; A. C. S h u te . W a sh ­
in g goods fo r e x p o rt. T h e c o rp o ra ­ F o r th e p a st five y e a rs you have
in g to n ; L. L. S teiw er, W h e ele r, and
tio n ha« a lr e a d y a s s u re d to p ro ­ been w a lk in g up a n d dow n th e
E. C. A pperson, Y am hill.
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d u c e rs a n d e x p o rt a sso c ia tio n s n e a r ­ s tr e e ts of A sh lan d , c h a rg in g m e w ith
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Local Man Returns
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Tour as Director
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The Port of Missing Men
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T H E PRESSING ENGAGEMENT
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