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Election of Senator
In New Mexico
AFTER 20 YEARS
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SA N TE RE. N. M., S ep t. 21.
— R e p o rts from a ll p re c in c ts In
New Mexico, in co m p le te a n d u n -
o ffic ia l, give S e n a to r B u rsu m ,
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D IR E C T O R S UN ABLE TO R E P L A C E
’n T u e s d a y ’s special s e n a to ria l <S>
electio n .
GEORGE W. DODSON— OPER­
R ep u b lican le a d e rs a re claim - •$>!
® in g th e v ictory is a vote o f con- »!
ATED FOR TWENTY YEARS—
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T is tra tio n w hich w as m ad e th e
lea d in g iss u e in a vig o ro u s cam - <9
<S> p aig n th a t preced ed th e elec-
PAYROLL $4000 MONTHLY’.
T h e A sh lan d Iro n W orks, w hich <$> tion.
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A sh lan d fo r th e p a s t tw e n ty y e a rs ,
o r m o re, is to close dow n. Y e ster­
d ay a fte rn o o n , th e d ire c to rs m e t a n d
th e
fo rm e r
p re s i­
d e n t a n d m a n a g e r of th e w orks, a n d
th e in a b ility of th e d ire c to rs to ob­
ta in a s u ita b le
p erso n to ta k e his
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P u rs u a n t to p la n s fo r a s e ttlin g
tw o b u lle t w o unds in h is body, a n d
ta n k , d isa p p ro v e d of th e e a rly p a rt
R o llie M a tth e w s is in th e cu sto d y of
of th is y ear, A sh la n d 's w a te r supply
ing a ff r a y a t E a g le P o in t T u esd ay
b een in th e h a rn e s s so long t h a t th ey in s tru c tio n of M rs. T h e lm a G ray,
feel now as if th e y w ished to avoid fro m 7 to 10 o ’clock in th e evening,
f u r th e r re sp o n sib ility in co n n e ctio n Tw o c la sse s w ill b e fo rm e d a n d in -
w ith th e e n te rp ris e .
I s tru c te d f o u r e v e n in g s o f each w eek.
G. S. B u tler, vice p re s id e n t o f th e ! T w e n ty w om en h a v e a lre a d y e n ro lle d !
com pany, will a ssu m e c h a rg e o f th e P ® th e classes.
M rs. D ojjge statics
b u sin e ss of th e c o rp o ra tio n to w a rd s I t h a t if s u ffic ie n t In te re s t Is tak e n
|i n th e w o rk , t h a t a rr a n g e m e n ts will
th e w in d in g up o f its a ffa irs .
1 be m a d e fo r an e x tra a fte rn o o n
I class.
Medford Engineer
Resigns; General
Shakeup Results
Teachers’ Reception
A p u b lic e n te r ta in m e n t r e c e p tio n '
o f t h e g ra d e a n d h ig h school te a c h ­
e rs w ill be given F r id a y e v e n in g a t
8 o ’clock a t th e H a w th o rn e school
an n ex , fo rm e rly
th e T em p le of
T r u th , by th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ­
c ia tio n .
It is p la n n e d to m a k e th e
a f f a ir a social g a th e r in g w h e re th e
te a c h e rs w ill fo rm new frie n d sh ip s
a m o n g A sh la n d re sid e n ts. An e n te r ­
ta in m e n t p ro g ra m is b e in g p lan n e d
fo r th e m e e tin g , w hich w ill be open
to th e public.
M em bers o f th e re ­
c ep tio n c o m m itte e a r e :
M esdam es
F. D. W a g n er, G. A. B riscoe. H. C.
G aley, D. P ero zzi, F . S. E n g le a n d
th e M isses M innie P o le y a n d Id a
M ED FO RD , O r., Sept. 21.— T h e re ­
s ig n a tio n of D istric t E n g in e e r R. W.
R ea follow ed a re p o rt m ade h ere
M onday e v e n in g a t a m ee tin g of th e
d ire c to rs of th e M edford irrig a tio n
d is tric t.
T he re p o rt u rg e d E n g i­
n e e r R e a ’s re s ig n a tio n . In a d d itio n
to th e e n g in e e r's re s ig n a tio n th e fol­
lo w in g c h a n g es h av e been m ad e as
a r e s u lt of th e m e e tin g :
R e sig n a tio n of L eo n ard C a rp e n ­
I Myers.
te r , d ire c to r.
S u ccessfu l O rg a n iz a tio n
A p p o in tm e n t of ex-C ity E n g in e er
W ith th e in itia tio n of re a d in g
R. H. T h o m p so n , of S e a ttle , in com ­
co u rse s in b o th th e ju n io r h ig h an d
p le te c h a rg e of c o n tr a c to r ’s w ork.
J. A. W e s te rlu n d n a m e d d ire c to r g ra d e schools, th e In sta lla tio n o f a
to succeed C a rp e n te r.
sa n d box ant? c ro q u e t g ro u n d in th e
S ta te E n g in e e r C u p p e r a sk e d to c h ild re n ’s p la y g ro u n d In L ith ia p a rk ,
rec o m m e n d a t once e n g in e e r to re ­ a n d a s s is tin g in th e w o rk d o n e on
p lac e R ea.
th e p a rk te n n is c o u rts th is s u m m e r,
P a re n t-T e a c h e rs
a sso c ia tio n
A ssu ra n c e by P a t W elch, c o n tra c ­ th e
to r, t h a t w a te r w ill be se cu re d in closed a su c ce ssfu l y e a r a t th e con-
1922.
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“Fatty” Admitted
Death Injury Is
Swom Statement
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LOS A N G ELES. C alif., S ept.
•’ 21.— A sw o rn s ta te m e n t th a t
r R oscoe ( F a tty ) A rb u ck le, th e
fat m an of th e m ovies, a d m it-
i • te d to him th e m o rn in g a f te r
th e a lleg ed a tta c k on V irg in ia
■ R ap p e, m ovie a c tre s s of th is
“ city , th a t he in flic te d a n in ju ry
♦ t h a t m ig h t h a v e c au sed h e r ill-
♦ ness. w as m ade b e fo re th e
; <S> g ra n d ju ry h e re today by Al
{ •> S e m n a c h e r, Miss R a p p e ’s m an -
1 a g e r. T he s ta te m e n t caused a
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B E R L IN , S ep t. 21.— T h e m an -
a g e m e n t o f th e chem ical w orks
w hich exploded a t O ppau to d ay
e s tim a te t h a t lo o o w ere k illed
in th e d is a s te r an d th a t 800 a re
; *9 so se v ere ly in ju re d th a t th ey
will p ro b a b ly die. In a d d itio n
i <e> to th e se rio u sly
in ju re d a n d
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m ay be c le a re d of se d im e n t d u rin g
th e e a n y s p rin g m o n th s by th e in ­
s ta lla tio n of a s e ttlin g ta n k a t th e
c ity ’s e le c tric p o w er h ouse in A sh­
lan d canyon,, a c c o rd in g to a ctio n
j •'« burns.
ta k e n by th e c ity co u n cil y e s te rd a y !
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T h e force of th e explosion •'
evening.
C ollection of e n g in e e rin g
d a ta fo r th e proposed p ro je c t a n d AMERICAN GENERAL TO PAY 't> w as fe lt fifte e n m iles aw ay <*
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th e p o ssib le in s ta lla tio n of a filte r
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w ill be m ad e by E a rl H o sier, w a te r
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SO1JMER," FRANCE
council. A ccording to la s t y e a r ’s
p lan s th e s e ttlin g ta n k w ill c o st a p ­
B E R L IN , S ept. 21.— S ev eral h u n ­
p ro x im a te ly $8000. M r. H o sie r will
HAVRE, France, Sept. 21.— Greet- d red a re re p o rte d k illed a n d in ju re d
o b ta in in fo rm a tio n on b o th th e s e t­ ed by picked A m erican tro o p s, F r e n c h ! ’« a te r r if ic explosion in th e plani*
tlin g ta n k a n d th e f ilte r fo r a re p o rt o ffic ia ls and c h e e rin g m asses of f la g - 1 of th e B aden A n a lin e W orks, a t L ud-
to be madte a t th e n e x t r e g u la r m e e t­
sw ig sh afe u , a c c o rd in g to a d isp a tc h
in g o f th e c ity council.
received here today.
T h e p ro p o sed im p ro v e m e n t was
T he explosion had th e force of an
p re se n te d to th e council by M ayor
e a rth q u a k e , d e s tro y in g h o u ses, te a r-'
Lam kin., a f t e r s ta tin g th a t fre q u e n t
in g dow n te le p h o n e a n d te le g ra p h
c o m p la in ts h ad been m ad e a g a in s t
poles a n d s m a s h in g e v e ry th in g in
th e co n d itio n o f th e w a te r d u rin g
its path. T h e sc en e o f th e b la st and
th e f re s h e t p e rio d of A shland creek.
th e s u rro u n d in g te r r ito r y w as d e ­
T h e s u b je c t w as th e c a u se o f a
scrib ed as a v e rita b le b a ttle fie ld ,
, len g th y d iscu ssio n am o n g th e city
covered w ith w re c k ag e a n d m u tila te d
d ad s.
C o n c lu d in g re m a rk s favored
bodies. T he f irs t re p o rt e s tim a te d
th e s e ttlin g ta n k in s ta lla tio n .
Mr.
th e c a s u a ltie s a t 700, b u t su b se q u e n t
H o sie r will c o m m u n ic a te w ith a com ­
. d isp a tc h e s m ag n ifie d th e e x te n t of
pan y se llin g f ilte r a n d s e ttlin g ta n k
th e d is a s te r w ith an a p p a llin g loss
e q u ip m e n t.
I of life.
T he p o ssib le cost o f $40,000 fo r a
T h re e tra in s in w hich w orkm en
f ilte r m a k e s such an in s ta lla tio n
| w ere rid in g to w ork w ere com plete-
m ore re m o te th a n th e s e ttlin g ta n k
I l.v b u rie d u n d e r th e d e b ris.
F ire
w hich, it w as s ta te d a t th e m ee tin g
follow ed th e explosion. T h e dense
m o rn in g a b o u t 10 o ’clock.
Bad
blood h a s e x iste d b etw een th e tw o
th e p la n t, h av e a n in v e n to ry a n d ap-
fo r five y e a rs, a c c o rd in g to th e s h e r ­
W ish A sh la n d h a d a few m o re
iff, o v e r th e a tte n tio n s M atth ew s is
p ra is e m e n t m ad e o f th e p ro p e rty b e­
p
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lic -sp irite d c itiz e n s lik e G. S.
lo n g in g to it, a n d to sell th e p la n t.
W ILL
EN TE R TA IN
TEACHERS a lle g ed to h a v e paid to J a c k s ' w ife.
B u tle r. T h e p a s t fo u r y e a rs he
J a c k s w as o p e ra te d upon y e s te rd a y
T h e iro n w o rk s fo r m an y y e a rs
h a s m ad e th e fo llo w in g d o n a tio n s
AT
RECEPTION
THIS
a fte rn o o n by D rs. H a r t a n d Sw eeney.
h a s been an in s titu tio n t h a t h a s paij?
to A sh la n d : In c o m b in a tio n w ith
H is c o n d itio n is re g a rd e d a s serio u s.
o u t from $2500 to $4000 in w ages
C OMING FRIDAY
D. P erozzi, h e d o n a te d th e fin e
B oth b u lle ts e n te re d n e a r th e h ips,
m o n th ly to it» em ployes, a n d it is
a r t fo u n ta in a t th e p a rk e n tra n c e ,
one from in fro n t, one from b eh in d .
q u ite a loss to th e city to De de­
a t a c o st of som e th re e th o u sa n d
p riv e d ot th e m o n th ly p a y ro ll, as I D re ssm a k in g cla sse s o rg an iz ed a n d M a tth e w s w as on h o rse b a c k a t th e
d
o lla rs : h e c o n trib u te d th e b e a u ­
well a s th e lo ss to th e e m p lo y es w ho in s tru c te d u n d e r th e su p e rv isio n of tim e of th e sh o o tin g .
tifu l m a rb le s ta tu e of A b ra h a m
A fter th e s h o o tin g M a tth e w s r e ­
h a v e been w ith th e In s titu tio n f o r L h „ „
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L in c o ln fo r th e p a rk , a t a cost
m an y y e a rs
I th e 1 a r e n t-T e a c h e rs a sso c ia tio n will tu rn e d to h is hom e, w h e re he a w a it­
o f th re e th o u s a n d d o lla rs, a n d
D u rin g th e w orld w ar, th e p la n t] mCet M onday of n ex t w eek f o r th e e d th e co m in g of th e a u th o r itie s , a n d
ju
s t re c e n tly h e b u ilt a t a c o st of
d id an im m en se a m o u n t of w o rk f o r P * rat d m e th is school y e a r a t th e J a c k s w as rem oved to h is ro o m s a t
$ 4 0 0 0 a n d d o n a te d th e b e a u tifu l
th e g o v e rn m e n t, an d to th e c re d it! ^ onie
M rs. K ittle H u n ts b e rry , on th e hom e of Mrs. L o ttie Van Scoy
log cabin w h ich s ta n d s a c ro ss th e
in E ag le P o in t.
L a te r
h e w as
of th e m a n a g e m e n t it can be sa id | a c to ry §tr e e U a n d in th e high
t h a t th e re w as n e v e r a n y w o rk d o n e j ac^ o o ‘ b u ild in g .
Mrs. H u n ts b e rry , b ro u g h t to M edford fo r a n o p e r a - 1 c re e k fro m th e p a rk , to th e P io ­
n e e rs ’ so c ie ty o f S o u th e rn O regon.
by th e p la n t t h a t w as re je c te d by I d re s s m a k in g in s tr u c to r em ployed by tio n .
H
e p a id a ll th is o u t of his o w if
C o n flic tin g s to rie s a re told by b o th
th e g o v e rn m e n t.
th e a sso c ia tio n , w ill hold th e f ir s t
po
ck et, w ith o u t fla u n tin g o r os-
A cco rd in g to Jo h n N ichols,
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n
tio n a n d w ith o u t a s k in g th e
m ad e by th e M oro P u m p co m pany | th e m o rn in g . T h e seco n d c la ss will in fro n t of w hose p lace th e s h o o tin g
w om en o f A sh la n d to g e t o u t a n d
fo r th e p la n t to m a n u fa c tu re a n u m - J ^ e held a t th e h ig h school b u ild in g o c c u rre d , he h e a rd loud ta lk in g ,
h u s tle th e m oney to p ay fo r th e
h e r o f M oro p u m p s, w hich it h a s | tro m 2 :3 0 to 5 o’clock in th e a fte r- h e a rd tw o s h o ts, a n d saw a rev o lv er
g ifts, o r a tte m p tin g to bo o st a
J a c k s c ra w le d
d one, a n d th e p u m p s ;^ e g iv in g r e - | n o o n - P o u r c la sse s of e ig h t m em - in M a tth e w s’ h a n d .
p riv a te b u sin e ss th ro u g h public
m a rk a b ly good s a ti s f a X o u , a n d it J b e rs each a r e p lan n e d . E ach class o v e r th e w ire fence, a n d fell to th e
b e n e fa c tio n s. Such m en a r e real
had been hoped! th a t th e p la n t w ould
m eet th re e tim e s a w eek fo r g ro u n d . N ichols say s J a c k s , a d is ­ b e n e fa c to rs.
b e u se d fo r th e e x te n siv e m a n u fa c -l in s tru c tio n . A lth o u g h a tu itio n fee t a n t re la tio n hv m a rria g e , had no
HAZ K IK .
tu r e of th o se p u m p s, a s th e y h a v e j* 8 c h a rg e d , p a r t o f t h e expense en- gun.
No S elf D efense
now a ll p a tte rn s a n d a p p lia n c e s f o r | tailec* in th e p a y m e n t o f in s tr u c to r s '
In
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te m e n t to S h e riff T e rrill, ATTENDANCE AT CRATER
th e speedy m a n u fa c tu re of th e sam e. is b o rn e by th e s ta te in a c c o rd a n c e !
h u t M r. D odson’s d e a th w ill u n > Jw^th th e S m ith -H u g h e s act.
J a c k s said , a c c o rd in g lo th e s h e riff:
LAKR NOW » 3 8 8 | w„uu '
“ T h e re is no se lf d e fe n se a b o u t it.
d o u b te d ly c h a n g e a ll p lan s a lo n g
I n itia te C lnsses L a s t Y ear
A tte n d a n c e fig u re s a t C r a te r L ak e w a te r supply.
C ity E n g in e e r W al-
th e s e lin e s, u n le ss so m e co m p an y I T h e d re s s m a k in g cla sse s w e re In H e sa id he w as g o in g to sh o o t m e,
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th is, it w ould be n e c essa ry to i n - l ce8s- A la rg e m e m b e rsh ip is ex- i A f u r th e r s ta te m e n t from J a c k s b iles a n d 48 p e r c e n t In people o v er c a n y o n -
“ T he s e ttlin g ta n k w ill n o t a c t as
c re a s e th e c a p ita liz a tio n of th e c o m - ,P ected fo r th is y e a r, a c c o rd in g to I could n o t be se cu re d , ow ing to th e la s t y e a r. T h e a u to m o b ile s e n te rin g
a
c u re -a ll.” E n g in e e r W a lk e r said
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pany a t le a s t $5 0 ,0 0 0 , so t h a t th e j Mrs. L o u is D odge, p re s id e n t of th e pain and w eak n ess he w as u n d e r.
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t it will help, an d w e’ll h av e to
S h e riff T e rrill a n d D e p u tie s G lenn P wre re 4841, fo r th is y e a r 7577, an
p um ps could he m a d e in la rg e q u a n - | o rg a n iz a tio n . T h e re a re a few v a-j
in
sta
ll one an y w ay if we ev er have
titie s , a n d th e d e m a n d l o r th em b e j c a n cie s still left in th e c lasses now T e rrill and F o rn c ro o k , w ent to th e in c re a se of 2736. T he n u m b e r of
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su p p lie d , b u t th e c a p ita lis ts of th is | fo rm in g , M rs. D odge s ta te s . W om en M atth ew s hom e an d w ere g re e te d by people v isitin g th e scenic w o n d er in
I t was s u g g e ste d by m em b e rs of
city h av e e v e r been slow in in v e s tin g ! w ho a r e in te re s te d in th e cla sse s a re M atthew s, w ho s u r r e n d e r e d A sked 1920 w as 18,514, a n d so fa r th is
th
e
council t h a t re s e rv o irs in th e
in in d u s tria l e n te r p ris e s so m u ch I a3k ed to a n n o u n c e t h e i r in te n tio n of w here th e gun w as, he re -e n te re d y e a r 27,338, a n in c re a se o f 8824.
canyon,
w ould a c t a s s e ttlin g basins.
F o r th e m o n th of S e p te m b e r to
n eeded an d so im p o rta n t to th e w p l-H ° lnitt’K b e fo re th e c la sse s s ta r t,
th e house, a n d gave up tw o revol-
d a te , 300 a u to s an d ,1 4 7 people have E n g in e e r W a lk e r s ta te d t h a t a set-
fa re o f th e city.
M illin e ry c la sse s w ill b e s ta r te d a t ’
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e n te r e d th e p a rk .
T h e p re s e n t s to c k h o ld e rs h a v e |t h e lib ra ry S e p te m b e r 27, tin d e r th e
p lace, it w as d ecided to close dow n
n
♦
red H e a rt h o s p ita l a t M edford, w ith
th e s h e riff, a s a r e s u lt of a s h o o t­
kLARIA Germs cannot »urvlv»
three months In the rich osone
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
water helps.
IIY BEFORE
FILTER IS OPINION
OF CIEY ENGINEER!
W ilb u r (W ig ) J a c k s is in th e Sac­
d ecided th a t, ow ing to th e dteath of
G e o ig e H odson,
m e m w e wMBrnga
A shland D aily T idings
SHLAND climate without the aid
of Medicine, cure« nine caaee out
of ten of Asthma. Th!» la a proven
fact.
a
clouds of sm o k e a n d ch em ical fum es
w hich p o u re d from th e w recked vats
w aving civ ilian s, G en eral P e rsh in g h in d e re d th e resc u e w ork.
a r r iv e d h e re to d ay a n d a f te r tw o
T h e to ta l a m o u n t o f d a m a g e is es­
h o u rs p ack ed w ith c erem o n ies, de­ tim a te d a t $ 3 7 ,000.000.
p a rte d fo r P aris.
(.e n e ra l P e rsh in g is on a m ission
B E R L IN , S ept. 21.— T h e
little
from th e U nited S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t
to h o n o r F ra n c e ’s “ u n k n o w n w ar-, i tow n of O ppau, in th e R h in e P a la ­
r io r .” w ho lies b u rie d in th e A rc tin a te , was c o m p le te ly d e stro y e d iu
tie T rio m p h e.
He w ill s e le c t th e »n explosion of the chemical works
hotly of th e “ u n k n o w n A m erican so l­ th e re , a c co rd in g to ad v ices rea c h in g
d ie r," th a t will be b u rie d w ith n a - B erlin to n ig h t.
T he n e ig h b o rin g c itie s have con­
tio n a l h o n o rs in th e A rlin g to n cem e­
te ry , ty p ify in g th e c o u n try ’s g r a ti­ v e rte d schools a n d p u b lic b u ild in g s
tu d e to th e h u m b le m en of th e ra n k s in to h o sp ita ls to c a re f o r th e w o u n d ­
ed w ho a re in flicted w ith serio u s in ­
in th e w o rld w ar.
i' ju rie s.
G én . J ohn J.P e e sa u c i Mt»
W ASH IN GTON, D. C., S ept. 21.— !
S u p p o rte rs of th e “ bone d r y ” se arc h
a n d se iz u re p ro v isio n of th e a n ti .
beer bill, taile d to force a c o n fe r
ence re p o rt on th e m e a s u re to vote.
S e n a to r R eed s e rv e d n o tic e to h is,
o p p o n e n ts t h a t he In te n d e d to d is c u s s '
it “ a t c o n sid e ra b le le n g th ’’ b e fo re ;
p e rm ittin g a vote.
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¿JllO W ialI
Of Season Af
Lake On Sunday
G R A TE R L A K E , O r., Sept. 21.—
j
S
unday
w as a s to rm y d ay a t th e lak e
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Sept. 21.—
S u p p o rte rs of th e “ bone d r y ” s e a rc h b u t th e lo d g e fu ll o f g u e s ts en jo y ed
a n d se iz u re provision o f th e a n ti- th em se lv e s a n d th e big fire p la c e.
beer bill, won th e f ir s t s k irm is h in S unday n ig h t th e ra in tu rn e d in to
th e fig h t over th e m e a s u re in th e snow , a n d se v e ra l in ch e s fell d u rin g
I t w as s till snow ing
s e n a te by a vote of 33 to 7. T h e ' th e n ig h t.
M
onday
m
o
rn
in g . T h e w ind blew
’ d r y s ’ d e fe a te d a m o tio n to a d jo u rn
.
h
a
rd
S
u
n
d
a
y
e
v e n in g , a n d R ay P r u ­
m ade by th e ir o p p o n en ts.
i t t ’s c a r had a n a rro w escap e from
W A SH IN GTON, D. C., Sept. 21.— going o v e r th e rim . It w as m oved
D en o u n cin g th e G erm a n -A m e rica n a b o u t th ir ty fee t a n d sto p p e d w ith ­
tr e a ty as th e “ m o st in s u rm o u n ta b le in six fe e t o f th e ed g e by a n o v e r­
o b sta c le to d is a rm a m e n t,” S e n a to r tu rn e d bench, th e legs o f w hich it
B orah said he w o u ld oppose a n d vote d ro v e e ig h t o r n in e in ch e s in to th e
a g a in s t its ra tific a tio n by th e s e n a te .! g ro u n d .
I t is p ro p h esie d t h a t th e w e a th e r
W A SH IN GTON, D. C., S ept. 21.— w ill c le a r a f t e r th is sn o w a n d if it
T he tre a tie s of peace b e tw e en th e is lik e o th e r yearn, It w ill be m ore
U nited S ta te s a n d G e rm a n y a n d A us­ b e a u tifu l th a n e v e r a t th e lak e.
tria -H u n g a ry w ere s e n t to th e s e n a te
to d ay by P re s id e n t H a rd in g w ith o u t
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.— Forty bar­
any a cco m p an y in g m essages.
rels of whiskey were seized in the
D E N V E R , C olo., S ept. 19.— A lone
b a n d it. believed to be th e sa m e m an
who sta g e d a $9000 ro b b ery e a rly
to d ay , held up a m e sse n g e r fo r a
d ru g co m pany a n d escap ed in a F o rd
w ith a b o u t $10,000 c a sh .
railroad yards here today en route
to San Francisco from New York.
Officials withheld the name of the
consignee, but full details were
wired to San Francisco where it is
believed investigation wll reveal a
bootleggng ring.