A shland D aily T idings
SHLAND climate without the aid
of Medicine, cnree nine cases oat
of ten of Asthma. This Is a proven
fa c t.
International News Wire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Vol. 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1921
isbir~i«
■ e -i
M ALARIA Germa easnot survive
* ■ three months la the rieh ososs
at Ashland.
The pure domeetlc
water helps.
■ Mt
NO. 29
YANKS WIN FIRST GAME WORLD SERIES
ENGINEER FAILS
TO SELL SERVICE
Local Y. M. C. A.
Committee Make
Conference Plans
T he local c o m m itte e of th e Y. M.L
C. A. m e t la s t n ig h t a n d com p leted
th e p lan s a n d a p p o in tm e n t of com -
! m itte e s to ta k e c a re of th e O ld e r !
• B oys’ c o n fe re n ce , w hich Is to m eet
WATER INVESTIGATION TO COST in A sh la n d O cto b er 21-23. E a c h one
«75C AND E X P E N S E S IS R E - p re s e n t Was e n th u s ia s tic o v e r th e
OBCTEU; TO SCRKKX WATER
»“ > * « » » U> A s h la n d '
| a 3 m al* a rm y of y o u n g m an h o o d ot
B E 1O R K
M ETERS
ARE
1X-, s o u th e rn O regon b n ln e e n , h . ages
Secret Diplom acy Coup
F ails At League Assembly
Wage Cutting Is
Protested At Ore.
Labor Convention
PO R TLA N D , O r., Oct. 5.— R e so lu ­
tio n s a d o p te d a t
th e
la s t a n n u a l
i m e e tin g of th e A m erican F e d e ra tio n
E
3
10 0; 30,000
o f L a b o r and* se n t to th e O regon fe d ­
e ra tio n by P re s id e n t S am uel Gorap-
ers, w ere p re se n te d a t y e s te rd a y ’s
session of th e S ta te F e d e ra tio n of
YANKS TAKE M EASI'RE o p "MG
L ab o r.
T hey w ere re fe rre d to th e
------
P H IL ”
DOUGLAS;
MAYS
IS
re so lu tio n s c o m m itte e an d will be re ­
STA LLED .
, of 15 a n d 21.
fe rre d to th e c o n v e n tio n today.
CHINESE
PUZZLE;
RUTH
W h e re v e r th e se co n fe re n ce s a re )
A re s o lu tio n in tro d u c e d M onday,
ALA K ES SING 1 A! FOR IIRST
d e m a n d in g th a t th o se w ho p ro fite d
held, th e people a re s tro n g in th e ir
A fte r a len g th y d iscu ssio n am o n g
by th e w orld w ar be com pelled to
s ta te m e n ts of th e
in sp ira tio n a n d
SCORE,
t h e c ity d a d s ,
th e
o ffe r of R. E.
p le a s u re of e n te r ta in in g such boys
p ay a ju s t p ro p o rtio n of th e w ar
K oon, c o n su ltin g e n g in e e r of P o r t­
d eb t, w as a d o p te d .
in th e ir h o m es a n d in th e ir city.
By JA C K V IE R IC K
l a n d , to m ake a w a te r su rv e y a n d
A 're s o lu tio n p ro te s tin g a g a in s t a I
P a r e n ts w ho h av e boys of th is age
(I.
N.
S. S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t)
r e p o rt on th e A sh la n d w a te r s itu a ­ in A sh la n d a r e u rg ed by th e c o m m it­
g e n e ra l re d u c tio n of w ages a n d call- '
By N EW TO N C. P A R K E
PO
LO
GROUNDS,
New Y ork. Oct,
tio n fo r $750 fo r serv ices, a u d ex­ te e to give th e boys a c h a n c e to p a r ­
iu g upon th e la b o r people to fig h t
G
EN
EV
A
,
Oct.
5.—
An
a
tte
m
p
t
to
5-— C a rl M ays, th e s tu rd y u n d e rh a n d
(I. N. S. S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t)
p e n se s not to exceed $500, w as re ­ tic ip a te in th e help an d fellow ship
in tro d u c e s e c re t d ip lo m acy Into th e a n y a tte m p t m ad e in t h a t d ire c tio n tw irle r o f th e Y an k ees, tu rn e d th e
G EN EV A . S w itz e rla n d , O ct 4.—
L e a g u e of N a tio n s w as b a lk e d in th e w as ad o p ted .
je c te d a t th e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e w hich com es fro m such le a d e rs h ip in
G ia n ts back in th e f irs t g a m e of th e
Ja
zz
b
a
n
d
s
a
n
d
p
o
k
e
r
dice.
M
a
rtin
i
c ity c o u n cil y e s te rd a y e v e n in g . M r ' so n K. social a n d re lig io u s life. All
assem b ly today.
A re s o lu tio n had
w orld se rie s b aseb all gam e, w inning
K oon p la n n e d to m ak e a n in v e 6 tig a -| re g is te re d d e le g a te s will be e n title d cock ta ils a n d S cotch h ig h b a lls, dona­
b een o ffe re d to a m e n d a rtic le 18,
by a sco re of 3 to 0.
tio n of co n d itio n s h e re a n d m ak e pre-
11 f ree tic k e t to th e e n te r ta i n m e n t 1 *noes a n d a u to m o b ile rid e s k e e p th e
m a k in g it u n n e c e ssa ry to re g is te r
W ith 30,000 fans w a tc h in g , th e
lim in a ry p la n s fo r im p ro v in g th e a n d b a n q u e t S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n and p r ln c «». p rim e m in is te rs , fo re ig n
a ll in te rn a tio n a l a g re e m e n ts w ith th e
Y ankee ace let th e an x io u s G ia n ts
^ m in iste rs a n d p la in c itiz e n s w ho a re
leag u e se c re ta ry , b u t th e assem bly,
w a te r s itu a tio n . H e e s tim a te d th a t evening.
dow n w ith five h its, w hile h is te a m ­
CLASSIFIED
d e le g a te s to th e second assem b ly of
h is w o rk w ould
be fin ish ed in a
a fte r a h o t d e b a te , d e fe rre d action
m ate s took
th e
m e a su re of "B ig
FOR SALE— Twin beds; one of on th e q u e stio n u n til 1922.
th e L e a g u e of N a tio n s from g e ttin g
m o n th from th e d a te of em p lo y m e n t.
P
h
il
'
D
ouglas,
w
ho
p itch ed a nice
them nearly new. Address Haz
ru sty w hen th e d a y ’s w ork is over.
T he p ro p o sitio n of M r. K oon w as
Kik, Tidings office.
gam e, d esp ite th e sco re, b u t who got
H is H ig h n ess P rin c e A rfa-ed-D ow -
W ASH IN GTON, D. C., Oct. 5.—
re je c te d by th e council a s au un­
A r th u r B risb a n e sa y s to try a l­
, no a g g re ssiv e s u p p o rt from his tea m -
w ays to w r ite in a w ay to m ak e
leh, fo rm e r m in is te r of ju s tic e an d
A s s e rtin g th a t th e L e a g u e of N atio n s
n e c e ssa ry e x p e n d itu re .
C ity E n g i­
; m a te s, w ho found Mays to be w orse
fo
lk
s
t
h
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i
#
.
If
y
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it,
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te
,
is
th
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a
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e
’s
had been su c ce ssfu lly " d is c h a rg in g
n e e r W a lk e r w as of th e o p in io n th a t
th a n a C hinese pnzzle.
g re a te s t jazz band» fiend. His favor-1 th e re is a p o in t in n e a rly everv
fu
n
c
tio
n
s
of
h
ig
h
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im
p
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su c h a re p o rt w ould n o t be o f m a te ­
____________
, F r a n k ie F risc h , cra c k th ir d s a c k e r
H az K ik.
ite re s o rts a re th e K ru s a a l, w here
S e n a to r S h e p a rd a n n o u n c e d in th e
r ia l b e n e fit an d th a t th e p ro b lem s
o f th e losers, w as th e only G ia n t to
e v e ry th in g from gin fizzes to c h a m ­
s e n a te today t h a t
he w ould vote
h a d a lre a d y been th re s h e d o u t to
“ P u rp le F la s h e s ,” play in g to a I sn,VH M ays, g e ttin g fo u r h its in lo u r
ANNOUNCEMENT
p ag n e flow
w ith
u tm o st freedom
a g a in s t th e ra tific a tio n of th e G er­ ca p ac ity h o u se a t th e V ining t h e a t e r ’ ‘,,n In Ka up to b a t. one being a sm ash-
su c h an e x te n t th a t A s h la n d ’s w a te r
u n til 1 a m. n ig h tly , a n d M axim ’s,
-----------
m an, A u s tria n a n d H u n g a ria n peace last n ig h t, was th e finest th e a tric a l ¡ng trip le in th e six th inning.
s itu a tio n w as th o ro u g h ly covered in
a p a io d y on th e fam o u s P a ris res-:
On a c c o u n t of u n s a tis fa c to ry la b o r tre a tie s , b e c au se th ey would) pro v id e s u rp ris e in m any m o n th s.
re p o rts .
Babe R u th d ro v e in th e first ru n
It has
ta u r a n t of t h e sa m e n a m e .
'c o n d itio n s, i t b e in g im p o ssib le to ob- fo r o u r iso la tio n from th e le a g u e ” long been th e custom in n ew sp ap er of th e g am e in th e firs t in n in g , w hen
R eport N ot Ju stifiab le
Now, M axim ’s is n o to rio u s fo r th
u g h of ---------------
e ffic ie n t —
h elp . T — he a n d "em p h a siz e o u r d e s e rtio n of h u ­
“ T he r e p o r t,’’ Mr. W a lk e r said ,
M ED FO RD , O r.. Oct 5 . --- T h e
— e . ¡ ta in e n o -------—
circles to re g a rd a “ hom e ta le n t” ho poked a sizzling sin g le to th e c e n ­
a n d lobbies l "fUDib^ , Of
m on.d es w ho in fe st C lario n wil1 te m p o a rrily cease publi- m a n ity .” '
“ w ould h a rd ly a d d a n y th in g th a t is fe d e ra l c o u rt room
show a s good, even th o u g h th e w rite r te r field), scoring M iller, who had
.
...
it n ig h tly .
T ru ly r e p re s e n ta tiv e a r e c a tio n a s a d a ily , b u t w ill issu e w eek-
n o t a lre a d y k u o w n to M r. H o sie r o r
T ---
h e lo -- n -- e
had to s tra in a a p o in t. —
B ut we c a n ' b e a te n a u o u tfie ld h it.
l
l
n
c.nnv
Ut
th6y
°
f
th
e
L e a * Ue of N a tio n s -
l.v.- F rid a y . In t h e n e x t Issue a fu ll i GENEVA, Switzerland, Oct. 5.— tru th fu lly say th a t th e E lk s d e m o n -! sin g el w as R « t h ’s su m to ta l fo r th e
m y se lf. I am f a m ilia r w ith th e con­
The L eag u e of N atio n s a ssem b ly s tr a te d last e v e n in g th a t th ey had a | d a ^ ’ as be w a(Ked
d itio n s h e re b e c au se I ’ve been, s tu d y ­ th « n o h *Ve9 e r a j I’’o in in g w hen they com e from all q u a r te r s of th e explanation will be made.
tw o trip s to
' ° ♦» th e b lllte d I g lo b e - And th e y are* s to n y -h e a rte d ,
T he w eekly w ill b e la rg e a n d in -, m eetin g en d ed a f te r C h in a , B elgium
_
, . p ro d u c tio n th a t w as c le v e r a n d good fir8t ba8B a n d f a >,n «d th e next tw o
in g th e m fo r u lo n g tim e. And P m S ta te s c o u r t 7
.
° r sou 16,11 , i e 6 ° n ladies, q u ite re a d y to d e m a n d tw e n ty , te r e s tin g and) th e p a p e r w ill be d e -i R ra z *l a n d S p a in w ere e le c te d non-
n o t ta lk in g to you (.the c o u n c il) as
e n o u g h to please th e m o st e x a c tin g ‘ tim e s up to b a t-
liidtre
p
tbP a , r i ' al o f iSw i8s fra n c s fro m a n y s tr a n g e r w h o 'liv e r e d to every s u b s c rib e r as u s u a l. p e rm a n e n t m em bers o f th e L eague
c ity e n g in e e r; I’m sp e a k in g a s a p ri­
c ritic . I t 1 w as p ra c tic a lly pro fessio n -
R * w liu s » a s th e only G ian t h e ­
u
° ye r 0,1 an d D eputy d an ces w ith th e m , o r even co n v erses
P ro p e r a d ju s tm e n t w ill be m ad e of N a tio n s council.
v a te c itiz e n an d in te r e s te d , ta x ­ C lerk
al in both s ta g in g and h istrio n ic abil-1 sid es
to n ic k Mays fo r a h it,
a s c le r k • t ti
actinR w itb tb em acrO8S th e tab le .
to r loss o f tim e w h e n th e d a ily issue
p a y e r .”
ity.
N e ith e r team m ad e a n e rro r.
U J
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M aybe th e p rin c e knew a b o u t t h i s , is re s u m e d , w hich w ill be a t no dis-
“ W e d o n t’ need th e r e p o r t,” Mr. riv ed f r / '
W ASH IN GTON, D. C., Oct. a.—
J ho c u rta in was up p ro m p tly a t
m
o
r
a
n
d
.
T
he
o
th
e
r
a
n
d
m aybe he d id n ’t. B ut th e o t h e r ' ta n t d a te .
In th e m e a n tim e . T h e
N EW YO RK , Oct. 5.— Dawn b ro k e
W a lk e r c o n tin u e d . “ W hy re p o rt on fro m P o r T n d
’R
e
p u b lic a n
L e a d e r M ondell today 8 : ir>. and for tw o solid h o u rs th e
a " * '* * 1 n ig h t’ jU st a f te r he h ad d e l i v e r e d ^
b
lig
h t a n d cold a f te r th e n ig h t sh o w ­
C la rio n e x te n d s th a n k s to its p a tro n s told P re sid e n t
w h e th e r o r n o t we need m o re w a te r
H a rd in g
th a t th e locai a c to rs k e p t th e e n tire h o u se In
from I o rtla n d la s t n ig h t.
C h a rle s le n g th y speech in th e assem b ly
an d frie n d s a n d re m in d s th e m i t h a s h ouse w as rea d y to a d jo u rn a n d is a n u p ro a r of la u g h te r. M rs. .Maxine e rs th a t visited New York y e ste rd a y
o r m e te rs ?
We know th e a n s w e r to
a re a r c
L a ‘dl<?y’ ° £ M e d fo rd ’ ro a s tin g th e leag u e fo r d o in g n o th - k e p t e v e ry p ro m ise a n d b e sp ea k s
b o th q u e stio n s.
W e d o n ’t n e e d 't o
only a w a itin g actio n by th e s e n a te S ilver, as MYs. J a c k T em ple, a n d and th e w e a th e r m an g a v e .n o th re a t
u rm
“ C° ', n
a U 1 ,h
°"
»■ " e w e n d e d
th e ir c o n tin u e d f a ith a n d co n fid en ce. on th e bills a lre a d y passed bv th e H enry E n d e rs, as h e r h u sb a n d , c a r ­ ol in te rfe rin g w ith th e o p en in g of
h a v e an y one tell ns v?hether o r n o t
to e re d M axim
th e w orld se rie s b a seb a ll gam e.
house.
w e n eed a f ilte r or re e s rv o ir’. By . „ . ,e r f * t h * ro u tin e b u sin e ss in ci-j o in rd
a b o ’s,
ttle to
of o k c h a a m p a s g e a n t e a and
t a — Clarion.
ried lea d in g p a rts w ith th e e a se of I
a " d <* M
t h e tim e we got th ro u g h w ith th e
T he house w ill he w illin g to ad- old urotaodonalB , a n d e a rn e d g re a t! , D“ P' “ '
ta i to th e o p e n in g of th e te r m , price t h a t sh o o k P e r s ia ’s tr e a s u r y
«40,000 IN JEWELS STOLEN
r e p o r t we w ould spend $2,500 a f te r
sco res o f l o w b a ll ta n s w hose
i jo n rn w hen th e se n a te has finally p ra ise to r t h e lr c le v e r c h a ra c te r de-
h ad been tra n s a c te d , p lea s o f g u i lt y ;
Persians Up to Date
FROM PARIS COUPLE
I disposed of th e fo llo w in g bills now lin e a tio n s. T h e ir b n rle s q u e fig h t n u m b e rs w ere a u g m e n te d by h u n ­
g a th e r in g d a ta a t o u r ow n expense
w ere e n te re d by
five
m en w hose
A
Shanish
girl
with
flashing
eyes
to be given to th e c o n s u ltin g e n g i­
RECOVERED IN MISSOURI b ein g considered) by th e s e n a te Tax s ie n e a t th e end of th e firs t act w as d re d s a t daw n stood) in lin e a ll n ig h t
cases w e re a w a itin g tria l, a n d th ey
engaged his highness in conversa­
w a itin g to g rab off b le a c h e r tic k e ts .
n e e r.
T he c itiz e n s d o n 't w a n t to
rev isio n , ta r if f , fo re ig n d e b ts fu n d - a rio t of fun.
w ere im m e d ia te ly
se n te n c ed
by
tion. Next she borrowed a cigarette
!
ing,
a
n
ti-b
e
e
r,
m
a
te
rn
ity
a
n
d
good
o v e rh a u l th e w a te r sy tsem . W e can J u d g e W o lv erto n .
Miss J u n e W alto n , as th e d e m u re
D E SOTO, Mo., Oct. 4.— Je w e ls
in
... a
I N E W Y O RK ’ O ct’ 5— T h e New
and a glass of wine. Things wore
a lre a d y te ll e v e ry th in g a b o u t th e
ro ad s bills. T h e h o u se h a s passed P
g in w ho- had n ev er been proposed j Y ork Y ankees scored th e f ir s t blood
v a lu e d a t $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 , re p o rte d sto le n
pleaded
.u
n
T
/
t
o
g°'”
e
a'°
“s
g
,
’'ly
to
Span-
w a te r supply.
i th e m a jo rity of th e s e bills.
to, mid
rs. M iriam S
ShAn»rri
•
an d M
Mrs.
h e p a rd , a no s tRo
th e »
L W e X
„ ham m .
“ Saa" “ e*! lsh “ " “ 1 th e P rin ce d isco v ered t h a t fro m M r. a n d M rs. E. L G oas, P a ris,
Know W here W aste Is
■
M ondell told th e p re s id e n t th a t he m y ste rio u s “ F e r ris w heel la d y ,” won in th e o p e n in g w orld s e rie s b a seb a ll
s v ile w ith a h a m m e r o v er a y e a r it w as la te a n d he h a d to be going
F ra n c e , w h ile ea ro u te from D allas, i did not believe
“ W e know w h ere th e w aste is ,” ago, a n d w as given a se n te n c e o f six H e called fnc M .
th e
h o u se w ould over th e a u d ie n c e fro m th e firs t. g am e being played betw een th e
S
S'
month.
1»
the
MuHnomah
e
o
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i
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1
s a id M r. W alk er. “ I t ’s p la in e n o u g h
T exas, to St. L ouis, Mo., a b o a rd a a g re e to th e sa le s ta x p lan , w hich T hey a d d e d ju s t one m o re p ro o f t h a t Yankees and Giants here today. A
vicious single by Babe Ruth enabled
M r. K oon say s T he D alles, w ith a
M isso u ri P a c ific tra in , w ere found j w as being u rg e d in th e s e n a te as A sh la n d h as ta le n t a n d b e a u ty to
Miller, who had previously singled,
Jeaae Sconchtn, Kalm.th Indian, a,,3’ "'” “ '' ’ a8 a' ‘er him
a
p o p u la tio n of 7,000 people, is only
p a rt of th e ta x rev isio n bill
p u t o v e r a show second to none.
on th e ra ilro a d tra c k h e re . O fficers
to make the home plate.
u s in g 1,500,000 g a llo n s of w a te r per p lea d e d g u ilty to la rc e n y of a s te e r
P e rh a p s th e re a l s ta r s of th e eve­
believe t h a t th e jew e ls w ere d ro p p ed
H
ere,
you,
y
o
u
’ve
wasted
my
d a y , an d th a t th e ir law n s look ju s t on th e re s e rv a tio n a n d d rew a se n ­
R iddle— I rr ig a tio n d is tr ic t p lan n e d n in g w ere Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n B row n,
fro m th e c a r w indow by th e th ie f,
a s n ice as o u rs. T h e re ’s no q u e stio n ten c e o f n in e m o n th s in th e M ultn o -j
by ra n c h e rs of v icin ity . A a le a in tro d u c e d to th e fo o tlig h ts in th e
(Continned on Page Poor)
w ho fe a re d d e te c tio n .
j ro ad b ein g g rav eled .
a b o u t w h ere t h a t 3,00 0 ,0 0 0 g a llo n s m ah c o u n ty ja il. A s ta y o f sen ten ce
p e rso n s of “ C h ic k ” F a rlo w a n d Miss
a day of o u r su p p ly goes.
It goes fo r th ir ty
days
w as g ra n te d by
S idna H eilm an . C o stu m ed a n d made
to th e ir r ig a to r s .”
J u d g e W o lv e rto n b ecau se of Scon-
up p e rfe c tly in th e ir e c c e n tric com ­
In sp e a k in g of th e w a te r su p p ly , c h in b e in g sick.
edy roles, th ey p ra c tic a lly sto p p e d
M r. W a lk e r h a d re fe re n c e to a re ­
W illiam C a rro ll a n d Tom C ap p n er,
th e show w ith th e re p e a te d g a le s of
p o rt m ad e by E a r l H o lser, city w a te r w h ite m en o f K la m a th F a lls , p le a d ­
(By FRANK JORDAN)
la u g h te r th e y b ro u g h t from th e audi­
s u p e rin te n d e n t, on th e flow of A sh­ ed g u ilty to m a n u fa c tu rin g liquoi
ence
On July 4. 1916, Ashland’s nov
la n d cre e k d u irn g last m o n th , a re ­ in t h a t c ity fo r th e ir ow n use, a u d
Ike F rid e g e r, as th
H e n famous
g lish
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auto camp was formal^
p o r t w hich g av e an a v e ra g e use of w ere se n te n c e d to six ty d ay s in th e
b u tle r, who w as alw ay s Ju st g o in g to opened to t h e public. A t t h a t tim i
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4 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 g a llo n s o f w a te r per day M u ltn o m ah co u n ty ja il.
do rv so m e th
in . g .. o r o , a th e r, w as a h e a d ­ tU
th e o nly eq u ip p ed a u to cam p in e x ­
by th e c ity of A sh lan d .
lin e r in h is p a r t; a n d J o h n F in n e ra n , istence.
T. J. P o w ers, of K la m a th F a lls,
Today it is known fron.
“ How a re we going to prove i t ? ” pleaded g u ilty to h a v in g possession
as th e m ore a ris to c ra tic E n g lis h m a n , c o a st to c o a SL S ta rtin g in a sm al
a s k e d C o u n cilm an S h in n , re fe rrin g of a s till, a n d w as fined $200. He
h a n d le d a m onocule a s if h e h ad h a d w ay ' b u t wel1 s<luiPPed . It h a s b e e i
to th e w aste of w a te r by th e ir r ig a ­ was given th ir ty d a y s ’ tim e in w hich
y e a rs of ex p erien ce. < B ut we m ig h t e n la rg e d th re e tim es, y e t it h a s been
to rs .
to p ay th e fine.
re m a rk th a t his love scene w ith D or- im p o ssib le to ta k e c a re o f a ll th e
“ T he a v e ra g e c o n su m p tio n in m ost
°th.y seem ed to e m b a rra s s him . P e r­ c a rs t h a t h a v e applied- fo r cam p in g
T h e m en se n te n c e d as ab o v e m en ­
c itie s is very little o v er 100 g allo n s tio n e d will be c o n fin ed in th e Ja c k -
h aps he w as th in k in g of th e crow d p riv ile g e s th is y e a r. T h e p a rk boart«
o f w a te r p e r day a n d , a t th e very sou co u n ty ja il u n til th ey can be r e ­
o u t in f ro n t.)
h a s b o u g h t m ore lan d a n d w ill hav<
h ig h e s t, 200 g a llo n s ,” w as th e . r e ­ m oved to P o rtla n d la te r.
C. J. M cN anghtan, p ro d u c e r of t h e ' R re a d y f o r n e x t y e a r. T ra v el ha,
ply of E n g in e e r W alk er.
A fte r
J u d g e , W o lv erto n
h e a rd
show , played o p p o site E n d e rs as h is in c re a a ed to such a m a g n itu d e tha
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. . . .
..
“ M eters w o n 't te ll
us a n y th in g , a ig u m e n ts in th e O w ens civil case
ch u m , a n d his n a tu r a l p ro fe ssio n a l 1 th in k it is im p ra c tic a l to have
h u t th ey will sto p th e w a s te ,” said by A tto rn e y s G eorge L. R o b e rts a n d
h a n d lin g o f th e d iffic u lt ro le ad d e d fre e cam p g ro u n d n e x t y e a r. I t will
M r. W a lk e r.
C h a rle s R eantes, c o u rt
a d jo u rn e d
m uch to th e su ccess of th e play.
re q u ire a c a r e ta k e r n e x t y e a r a ll th e
To Install Screens
untH 2 p. m.
in th e “ O ld-T im e Song R e v u e ,” ■tim e to k e e p tb e g ro u n d s in a cleat
E n g in e e r W a lk e r
reco m m en d ed
C arl L oveland an d a
bevy of t h e i a n d s a n ,ta r -v c o n d itio n .
I t will b.
T h e tria l of Levi B arney a n d W il­
t h a t sc re e n s be placed in A sh lan d lie D avid. K la m a th In d ia n s, began
p r e ttie s t g irls we have^pven h a d th e n e c e ssa ry to raakfi q u ite a few ini
c re e k to c a tc h th e h e a v ie r d e b ris th a t a t th is a fte rn o o n ’s session.
p le a s u re of seein g , o ffe re d a v a rie ty p ro v «m e n t» b e fo re a
c h a n g e cat
T hev
g a th e r s in th e s tre a m
d u rin g th e a re c h a rg e d w ith la rc e n y of c a ttle
of m u sical
n u m b e rs
t h a t pleased I s a t,s fa c to rily be luade
AR tb a t ’■
f re s h e t p eriod o f th e y ear. Mr. W a lk ­ on th e In d ia n re se rv a tio n .
ev ery one. W ith M iss D o ro th y T in k -j needed *s to g*ve tb e to u ris t som e
e r b eliev ed
th a t su ch in s ta lla tio n
L e s te r W.
H u m p h rey s, U nited
e r, in a jazzy solo d a n c e, Miss D o ro -I t b i n s fo r bb? m on®y a n d he will be
w o u ld m a k e tb e use o f m e te rs possi­ S ta te s a tto rn e y , a n d T h o m as M a­
th y J o n e s a s a w in so m e s o u th e rn l a s - 'com e a tra v e lin g b o o ste r. Anybody
ble. As a fin a l re s u lt of th e c o u n ­ g u ire a re c o n d u c tin g
sie,
Mrs. C arl S m ith a s th e d a rk -e y e d w ho h a s ta k e n th e tim e to s tro ll ui
th e p ro se c u ­
c il m ee tin g , M r. H o sie r a n d E ngi- tio n s fo r th e
C h in k " girl. Miss E s th e r K le in h a m - th ro u g h th e cam p g ro u n d s th is s u m ­
.
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g o v e rn m e n t
in th e
n e e r W a lk e r w ere m s tru c te d to p u r-, c rim in a l cases.
C laren ce R H itc h ’
tner as th e E lk s ' g irl, a n d e ig h t m e r c a n n o t help b u t re a liz e th e v a lu ­
c h a se su ch sc re e n s a s th e y d eem ed k is s , th e new U nited S ta te s m a rsh a l
m ig h ty c u te k id d ie s a s school k ids, a b le a sse t i t is to A sh la n d . L et us
necessary .
1 he
a p p a re n t a s s u m p - lf Or th e O regon d i s t r i c t c o n tra ry to
t!ie r e \ ue w as a d ecid ed w in n e r.
m a k e a sm a ll c h a rg e , let tb e to u ris t
tio n of th e a .c c tin
tio n w
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to m ak
e pos­ e x p e c ta tio n , w ill n o t a tte n d ‘th e
W».
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In th e “ F a sh io n S how .” K a rl N im s p a y p a r t o f th e ex p en se, get m o re of
s ib le th e m e te rin g of th e city w a te r M edford c o u rt term
o ffe red a p lea sin g
solo a n d in tro - i o u r hom e people in th e h a b it o f g o in t
C hief D ep u ty ,
s y ste m .
M ayor
L a m k in
a n d th e M arshal Jo h n D. M ann a n d D eputy
d u c e d to th e a u d ie n c e th e b ia s e s to tb e cam p a n d « (rin g th e to u ris t
E velyn P a d d o c k , H azel a n d M rs. N. tlie
h a n d , a n d A sh lan d will
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i
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
_ soon be known throughout the U.
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