climate without the aid
A shland
> of Medicine, caret nine cue* out
of ten of Asthma.
fact.
Thia Is a proven
A shland D aily T idings
FWiLAJMÄTöermi cannot, sufriré
i
fflOttthiThlbe rich own»
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
watet helps.
International News Wire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi, 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,1921
NO. 33
YANKS LED TO THIRD VICTORY BY HOYT
Belfast Outbreak
LOCAL CHICKEN
F
Tp«cS«¿Bandits
Rob
Messenger
RAISERS PLAN 10
LONDON, Oct.
10.— M ichael C o l^
S X , VICTORY SCORED
In Colo. By Phone,
Of $102,000 and Escape
lius, c o m m a n d e r-in -c h ie f of th e Iris h
re p u b lic a n a rm y , a n d th e o u tstan d -1
ing m em b e r o f th e S inn F e in d e le g a
-. - _
____________
tion- to th e B ritish a n d Iris h p e a c e '
co n fe re n ce , who a rriv e d h e re from
ASHLAND POULTRY R A ISER S TO
D ublin to d ay , is h o peful t h a t th e
FORM PERM ANENT ORGANIZA c o n fe re n ce will re a c h a so lu tio n o f !
TION TO FU RTH ER MUTUAL th e 700 -v ear-o ld q u a rre l.
On th e eve of th e a ssem b ly of th e
INTERESTS;
NEXT MEETING peace p a rle y , d isq u ie tin g re p o rts i
cam e from D ublin th a t re stiv e n e ss
OCTOBER 22.
w as b e in g show n anil th a t th e tru c e ,
is b ein g th re a te n e d w ith rio ts and
in
B e lfa st.
I t is
P re p a ra tio n s to r a p e rm a n e n t o r s tr e e t fig h tin g
fe a re d t h a t th e c o n fe re n c e m ay be <8>
-----------
g a n iz a tio n of A sh lan d p o u ltry m e n
th e s ig n a l fo r a fre sh o u tb re a k in
w e re m ad e S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n a t a B elfast.
National
Fire
Prevention <i>
m ee tin g of local p o u ltry r a is e rs a t
v week was observed October
*
W illia m H . W a rd , p re s id e n t
♦' o f t h e H a tt e r s ' A s s o c ia tio n o f •«
A m erica, a f te r try in g to t over
'
tw o h o u rs to have th e lin e s < J
c le a re d , succeeded in sp e a k in g
i
to h e r s is te r.
Mrs. F ra n k C. •• i
S tevens, a t h e r r e s ta u r a n t on A <$>(
-BROOKLYN SCHOOL ROY” WINS
s tr e e t, fro m th e P alace h o tel,
D enver, Colo. As it w as a r o u n d <?>
HIS SECOND GAME OF SE R IES;
•• 2 a.m ., tile lin es w ere not so e ~R A .B E RUTH PLAYS. RESPITE
'*> bu sy a t th is end a t th a t h o u r in >>
XL
HAD ARM, AND SCORES HOME
•> th e m o rn in g ,
w hich re n d e re d i*
•• a ll th a t w as said q u ite d is tin c t
1 RUN.
•• to Mrs. S tevens. M rs. S tev en s T '
I <?• w as th e n in fo rm ed t h a t h e r sis-
By JACK VE1OCH
<?> te r . Miss R o b erta W ard, o f New >
POLO GROUNDS, New Y ork. Oct.
* Y ork city , w ho is m a k in g a t o u r ■»
10.— T h e sin ew y r ig h t a rm a n d b r il
i <?■ o f th e w est, will sto p a t ^ s h -
lia
n t pitching o f th e y o u th fu l ball-
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 10. — Tw o
lan d and pay h e r an ex ten d ed
tw
irlin
g m a rv e l, W a ite H oyt, b affled
a rm e d b a n d its held up R o b e rt H a r d
v isit.
$
2-9.
$
th
e
G
ia
n ts again
in to d a y ’s w orld
m an , n e g ro b a n k m esse n g e r, in th e
<^* •
•> <•'
o'» ’$> •• •> •»
Its object was to call attten- ♦
se rie s gam e.
h e a rt of th e b u sin e ss d is tric t tU isj
i tion to the vast annual loss by
1
H o y t tu rn e d back th e fig h tin g Mc
a fte rn o o n w hile on h o a rd a crow ded
( i> fires which might have been <§>
G raw m en in th e fifth g a m e of th e
s tr e e t c a r, a n d escaped irf a n a u to -i
i <» p re v e n te d , a n d to e n a b le l f p ,h - ;; S
se rie s by a sc o re of 3 to 1 in fa v o r of
m obile, c a rry in g w ith them $102,000
p re v e n te d , a n d
to e m p h a siz e <§>
th e Y anks.
The
g am e places th e
in cash a n d n e g o tia b le se c u ritie s.
• th e
n e c essity of sa fe g u a rd ^
New Y ork Y an k ees in th e lead once
T h e n e g ro m e sse n g e r w as reliev ed
i
a g a in s t f u tu r e fire s.
T h e na- <«>
If I lived to the east, and
m ore by one gam e.
H u g g in s' m en
o f th e s a tc h e l c o n ta in in g th e m oney
j
tio n ’s to ta l fire loss is e s tim a t- <$>
didn’t know anything about Ash
now have th re e g am es a g a in st tw o
1 e d at 15,000 lives and $500,- <S> land, and should receive a boost by th e tw o o u tla w s, w ho forced a
, fo r th e G ia n ts an d H oyt h a s stepiied
• 000,000 in p ro p e rty e a c h y e a r. <$> er edition for Ashland backed by p a ssa g e th ro u g h th e p a sse n g e rs on
J fo rw a rd a s th e p itc h in g s ta r of th e
th e ja m m e d s tr e e t c a r
and com
•
According to the statistics of <S> the Ashland chamber of com
se rie s, h a v in g w on tw o gam es.
j <S> the national
board of under- <«> merce, dated at Medford, 1 would pelled th e m o to rm a n to stop. They
Once again Artie Nehf, Qiaat
M ED FO R D . Ore.? Oct. * 10.— A n
ju m p e d in to a w a itin g a u to m o b ile
likely conclude that Ashland was
n o u n c e m e n t w as m ad e S a tu rd a y by y writers, there were 38,266 fires <•>
s ta n d in g in re a d in e s s a t th e cu rb
down sc h to o o defeat
a little, dinky, one-horse town
l b southpaw
e fo re th e star, “ B went
rooklyn
lb o y .’
H. L. W a lth e r, d is tric t m a n a g e r of • on fa rm s in a s in g le y e a r— 1918 ❖
an d escaped.
P olice a n d p lain - j
”
—
a
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d
th
e
e
s
tim
a
te
d
loss
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ED
FO
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.
O
re.,
Oct.
1ft.—
A
n
-jN
e
lif
p
itc
h
e
d
b
rillia
n
tly
,
b
u
t
not
a*
that
did
not
have
facilities
to
th e C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n
P o w e r com
clo th e s m en now a r e co m b in g th e
. ,
.
, r
$18,166,710
That
means
that
n o u n c e m e n t hat; been m ade by th e tin e in th e tig h t
places as Hoyt
print such an edition, and that city fo r th ____
pany, th a t a n o p tio n had been s ig n e d 1
e ro b b ers.
by th e pow er co m pany fo r th e tra c t " 38,26% r u ra l fam ilies in 1918
A|eiCord ch am b ei of com m erce c o m -’ w hose te a m m a te s m atte th e ir hit)
Medford was the real town of
of lan d a t th e foot of G ra p e s t r e e t , / * s u ffe re d ’oss in d e g re e s v ary - *
c o u n t. T h e G ia n ts o u th it th e Yank)
southern Oregon. Saying noth MEDFOKD WOMEN A T T ^ I ,
in
g
from
s
lig
h
t
d
a
m
a
g
e
to
th
e
<
e
>
ing about supporting home insti
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET
,
’ eX"“S,l,l0,‘ ">at tlw same wU1 te n to six, b u t failed to m ak e bases.
a d jo in in g
th e
S o u th e rn
P acific
T h e stick w ork of S chang. Babe
tutions, that Ashland may be
tra c k s , an d th a t a w a re h o u se 200 by ? loss of hom e, liv esto ck a n d , in <•»
AT THE t'HRISTlAY
cases,
h u tn an
life .— **
R u th , R ob M eusel and W a rd , coupled
come prosperous, 1 certainly
50 feet will be c o n s tru c te d for th e ■$> m an y
A ccording to th e ru le s a n d reg u - w ith a b ase on b a lls, a c c o u n te d to r
would insist on the edition carry
s to ra g e of e le c tric a l
su p p lie s and •> H e n ry C. W allace, S e c re ta ry of
T he W o m a n ’s M issionary s o c ie ty ' ,a tio n s a d o p te d , all e n trie s m u st be th e Y a n k e e v icto ry . R u th w as stru c k
7»
A
g
ric
u
ltu
re
.
<
$
>
ing the Ashland date line, so that
e q u ip m e n t fo r th e te r r ito r y se rv e d |
m et a t th e C h ristia n c h u rc h p a rlo rs j m ad e on T h u rsd a y , O ctober 27, and
o u t th r e e Limes o u t of fo u r up, b u t
the literature 1 sent oat would
by th e com pany. T h e cost a n d d e
F a r m fire s cost a b o u t 2 9 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
F rid a y a fte rn o o n
w ith a b o u t fifty th e ju d g in g will ta k e place on F ri- on a n o th e r occasion he pulled an u n
not
have
a
kick
back,
like
a
Of
sig n of th e w a re h o u se h a v e n o t been a y e a r— $ 1 8 ,1 6 6 ,7 1 0 in 1918.
lad ie s p rese n t. T w en ty lad ie s w ere day. th e 28th. T he public w ill not e x p e c te d coup by lay in g dow n a bunt
sawed-off shotgun, and bump the
d e te rm in e d . T he lan d is in w h a t is th e fire s th a t y e a r, 33 per c e n t w ere
I up from M edford a n d w ere gladly be a d m itte d u n til all of th e ju d g in g
a n d b e a tin g it o u t to
firs t has**
hunter while it missed the game
know n as
th e
P a lm -H u tc h in so n fro m c a u se s calased a s p re v e n ta b le ,
It pays a chamber of commerce w elcom ed by th e A sh lan d w om en, i ¡s com p leted and p rizes a w a rd e d . th e re b y s ta r tin g a rally th a t put th e
tra c t. T he w a re h o u se s ite is o p p o 37 p e r c e n t from p a rtly p re v e n ta b le
D ainty re fre s h m e n ts w ere serv ed a t ¡T h is decision was a rriv e d a t a f te r g a m e on ice fo r th e Y anks.
to THINK.
HAZ KIK.
s ite th e K n ig h t C an n in g com pany.
cau ses, a n d 30 p e r c e n t u n k n o w n ,
th e close ot th e m ee tin g . M rs. F . E. I th e e x p erien ce th a t w as h a d w ith
T h e v icto ry p u ts th e Y anks very
W ork on th e rem o d e lin g of th e b u t believed to h av e been la rg e ly
W ilm o t led th e m eetin g .
A fte r a th e public, w hich in siste d on h a n d - m u ch in to th e w orld se rie s a g a in and
W ith in a d e q u a te f ir e
co m p an y b u ild in g on M ain s tr e e t fo r p re v e n ta b le .
i circ le of p ra y e r th e fo llow ing la d ie s , iing th e p e a rs, and in se v e ra l in- th e y proved th e m se lv e s a team of
th e in s ta lla tio n of th e head offices of fig h tin g e q u ip m e n t on fa rm s, fire s
took p a rt in th e p ro g ra m
i sta n c e s placing th em back on th e fig h tin g p la y e rs w o rth y of th e best
th e c o n cern w ill be s ta r te d a s soon a re h a rd to c o n tro l. P re v e n tio n is
M esdanies J o h n
C o ch ran , J. L. j w rong p late , th e re b y
d o in g the o p p o n en ts.
as th e a rc h ite c t can d raw th e p lan s th e b e st way to d eal w ith th em .
S h e lto n , A nna P a r r . T. B ry a n t, F g ro w e r a n in ju stic e .
B abe R u th , who g o t in to th e gam e
and th e c o n tr a c to r s ’ bid can be let.
D efective c h im n ey s a n d flu e s to o k
C row son.
Mrs. A lta W e in b u rg e r
O n e-lay er boxes will be used in d e s p ite th e s o re elbow , u n d o u b ted ly
T he second an d th ir d flo o rs will be to ll to th e e x te n t of $ 1 ,9 6 2 ,0 3 1 ;
re n d e re d a p le a sin g solo.
s te a d o f th e c o m m ercial size.
T he Is a n in s p ira tio n to th e Y ankees. He
rem o d eled a n d th e hom e o ffices of s p a rk s on ro o fs, $ 1 ,1 8 1 ,1 7 1 ; c a re
S pecial topics w ere re n d e re d , as chambei* will p ro v id e th e s e boxe° c o lla p sed on th e bench a f te r re a c h
th e co m p an y e s ta b lis h e d h ere, being less use of m atc h es by s m o k e rs a n d
follow s
| and a d e p o sit of 10 c e n ts each w ill in g h o m e w ith a ru n th a t put the
m oved fro m San F ra n cisc o , C alif., o th e r s ,( $ 1 ,0 7 1 ,9 8 7 ; p e tro le u m a n d
'I n a s m u c h ,
by Mrs. G race P u t - ( b e re q u ire d from th e g ro w er, w hich Y a n k s in th e lead, b u t resu m e d his
T h e G old Q u a rtz a n d P la c e r a s so
w h ere th ey have been since th e f o r its p ro d u c ts, $ 7 3 2 ,0 6 7 , a n d stoves,
P a r in g th e L a s t Mile, May I will be refu n d e d when e n tr ie s a re p lay in g a f te r a few* m in u tes.
c
ia
tio n h a s b een o rg a n iz e d to con- m a n ,
m atio n of th e lig h t com pany.
By fu rn a c e s, b o ile rs a n d
th e ir pipes,
B en ed ict;
“ B u ild in g th e H ouse of I m ade.
ru c t e x te n siv e m in in g o p e ra tio n s in
ron H. H u rd , a s s is ta n t to th e g e n e ra l $674.968.
th e L ord, Mrs. J. \ . W rig h t. “Hid-1
T he ex p o sitio n will be a R ogue
m a n a g e r, has a rriv e d to a tte n d t o ! T h e la rg e s t item listed a s p a rtly s o u th e rn O regon. T h e p lan s of o p e r den a n s w e rs ” w ere a n sw e re d by a 'R i v e r valley a ff a ir a n d n o t co n fin e d
d e ta ils -
| p re v e n ta b le is lig h tn in g , $ 3 ,9 3 3 ,9 5 0 . a tio n o f th is o rg a n iz a tio n pro m ise
n u m b e r of w om en.
t o th e d is tric t s u rro u n d in g Medford.
T he new hom e
offices
will b ai
F i l e P re v e n tio n w eek sh o u ld be big th in g s in th e m in in g in d u stry .
w hich is ev id en ced f u r th e r by th e !
M r8‘ VVlllard’ ° ‘ M ed fo rd - s p o k e . An ad v iso ry c o m m itte e o f g ro w e rs
opened in th is city J a n u a r y 1 n ex t, i m ade a sp ecial tim e fo r lo o k in g over
4? a.i_ T
» „
I muille
so m e rtp
a p p n re cviavcu
c ia te d w ujiib
ords Hi
in ueiitui
b e h a lf ui
o f. h a s a ssiste d t h e ‘c h a m b e r’s c o m m it
,,
.
a n d th e o ffic e rs a n d fam ilies and th e p rem ise s to see th a t th e b u ild p e rso n n e l of th e b o a rd of t r u s t e e s . . .
.k
..
trie M edford w om en, w ith resp o n ses te e in o ffe rin g su g g e stio n s.
T h is
e q u ip m e n t, rec o rd s, etc., w ill a rriv e ings a re in th e b e st p ra c tic a b le sh a p e e le c te d a t th e o rg a n iz a tio n m ee tin g
from M rs. C ham pie a n d M rs. J. V. ad v iso ry c o m m itte e c o n sists of W il
F rid a y ev en in g .
T h e o ffic e rs a n d
a m o n th e a rlie r.
to p re v e n t an d re s is t fire s; th a t in
W rig h t, of A sh lan d .
liam B ray to n , F. E. U pton, of C en
T h e C a lifo rn ia - O regon P o w er fla m m a b le ru b b ish is c le a re d aw ay , m a n a g in g b o a rd of tru s te e s a re as
tr a l P o in t, and G ilb e rt J o h n so n , of
co m pany is e s ta b lis h in g its hom e of and t h a t h a b its of sa fe ty a re in and°Zeneral
K"aPP’ Pr®Sident! PRESBYTERIANS HAVE
A shland.
T he c o n fn iittee in c h a rg e
fices
in th is . city to be in th e c e n te r stille d in th e h ----------
-
=
--
--------
„roniinent
i Streets.
SUCCESSFUL RALLY
a n d lin g o f m a tc h e s,
of th e e x p o sitio n is com posed, of E d
ot th e te r r ito r y it se rv e s a n d m eans! lam ps, sto v es a n d k e ro se n e a n d gaso-
88 ,n an
H ra n ts
DAY PROGRAM SUNDAY
W hitp, c h a irm a n ; A. O. B e n n e tt. C.
an a d d e d p ay ro ll a n d new people for line
a98, treasurer; M. P. Schmitt, pub-’
line.
C.
C a te and J a m e s T aylor.
M ED FO RD , O re.. Oct. 10.— Cloi
th e city ; a lso an in c re a se in b u s!-,
G asoline has com e to play such an lie a c c o u n ta n t, s e c r e ta r y ; C a rl Je sk e .
G re a t sa tis fa c tio n is felt by * th e
k e a n y NIn n u m b e i r
ness.
im p o rta n t p a r t in farm life th a t spe- *n in e io ,o g is t* tr e a s u r e r , J. W . D ress iea(i e rs of ,j,e p re8b y te ria n c h u rc h o f G e ro
n tr w ie e rs
s in m ay
each m a class
H az Kite
WEEK ENDORSED
BY SEC. WALLACE
th e city h a ll. H. O. A n d erso n , C arl
G o ttch e a n d A. M cM illan w ere a p
p o in te d a s a c o m m itte e to d r a f t th e
by-law s a n d o u tlin e p lan s fo r th e o r
g a n iz a tio n of th e p o te n tia l p o u ltry -
m e n 's
a sso c ia tio n .
T w e n ty -fire
ra n c h e rs, re p re s e n ta tiv e of a $25,-
(»00 y e a rly egg o u tp u t in A sh lan d , a t
te n d e d th e m eetin g .
T he p u rp o se of th e p o u ltry m e n is
to o rg a n iz e a co -o p e ra tiv e a sso c ia
tio n th a t will a d m it of d e fin ite p o li
cies a n d u n ity of a c tio n on a ll m a t
te r s p e rta in in g to
th e
ra is in g of
c h ic k e n s fo r th e m a rk e t o r s u p p ly
in g eggs to w h o lesalers.
A shland
s h ip m e n ts of eggs to p o in ts in n o r th
e rn C a lifo rn ia a n d
n e a r K la m a th
F a lls h a v e s te a d ily in c re a se d d u rin g
th e p a st few y e a rs. T h e o rg a n iz a
tio n will not be b in d in g in its m em
b e rs h ip a n d will not in a n y se n se be
a fin a n c ia l o rg a n iz a tio n .
T h e s u g g e stio n t h a t th e local p o u l
try m e n c o n so lid a te w ith th e M edford
o rg a n iz a tio n m et w ith o p p o sitio n , th e
co n c en su s of o p inion b e in g th a t A sh
la n d M»ould have n o th in g to g ain by
su ch actio n a n d w ould lose its id e n
tity .
T he
M edford a sso c ia tio n .
S o u th e rn
O regon * P r o d u te r s , was
re p re s e n te d a t th e m ee tin g by Mr.
P a rk e r.
,
E. O. S m ith p resid e d a t th e m ee t
in g as te m p o ra ry c h a irm a n .
H. B
C a rte r. E. O. S m ith a n d H. O. A n d e r
son w ere ap p o in te d m em b e rs of a
c o m m itte e to c o n fe r w ith th e A sh
la n d F r u it a n d P ro d u ce a sso c ia tio n
re la tiv e to th e h a n d lin g of eggs a t 3
c e n ts a dozen.
H. O. A nderson s ta te s th a t A sh
lan d p o u ltry m e n have n e v e r received
a c o m p la in t on a bad sh ip m e n t of
eg g s, in sp ite of th e la rg e volum e of
b u sin e ss con d u cted in n o rth e rn C ali
fo rn ia
T he next m ee tin g will be held Oc
to b e r 22 a t 2 o ’clock i n th e a f te r
noon a t th e citv hall.
“
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SI. LOUIS CAR 10
ATTACK NEGRO
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29 IN MEDFORD
POWER CO. TAKES
MEDFORD OPTION
I
“V’''' “°R“"
Gold Quartz And
Placer Assoc, to
Start S. Ore. Work
IN INDIAN TRIAL
FOR CATTLE THEF1
cia! c a re sh o u ld be ta k e n to see th a t
Ashland Boy Is
Prominent In
th e re be an a d m issio n c h a rg e fo r the
school room s w ere ge n e ra j public. T he ex h ib it w ill be
ence of uncovered flame.
Ir°n’ *"Vada' with forty years’ 8UC' (a ll a n d a good p ro g ra m w as given
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now n a n d p ra c tic a l m in in g e n g i- j ¡R0S
q<be gOO(j m usic by th e c h o ir
ings, a n d is never opened in the pres- .
„n<1 . eH known
in’ning man
Sunday
O
iz .n A . v . n A v f rvfffCd: cago fire While occurring in a great
S ta tin g th a t th e germ of th e m u
n ic ip a l a u to cam p, w hich c o m m e n c e d 1
city, the traditional cause of this fire neer, mineralogist and geologist,
to c irc u la te som e y e a rs ago. is now
a d d e d m uch to th e e n jo y a b le n e ss
was one which is liable to occur in
s p re a d in g th ro u g h o u t
th e c o u n try ,
OREGO N A G R IC U LTU R A L COL the country— the upsetting of a having had twenty-five years of suc th e occasion.
T he C h ristia n
cessful experience in mining opera d e a v o r society had an in te re s tin g
C h a rle s H. K e rr, a u to m o b ile d e a le r L E G E , C o rv allis. O re., Oct. 10.—
¡lantern in a-stable. If lanters must
tions. The practice of medicine not p ro g ra m , a p a rt of w hich co n sisted
of San F ra n cisc o , gives th e follow -j E rn e s t V. A b b ott, of A sh la n d , is reg -j be U8ed iu b a rn s th ey shouW b e
having appealed to the doctor, he of th e electio n o f o ffic ers, recep tio n
in g a c c o u n t of s to rie s told by p assin g iste re d as a se n io r in th e so ils de- in good condItlon> se t o r huQg , n
chose mining for his life work, hav of f o u r m em b ers from th e ju n io r so
to u ris ts re g a rd in g th e A ash lan d a u t o 1 p a rtm e n t of th e school of a g r i c u l- : aafe place> a n d npver flHed oJ. ,
ing g a in e d a w ide ex p e rien c e d u rin g Cje , v a n d th e a d o p tio n o f g o a ls fo r
cam p , p u b lish e d in th e San F ra n c isc o tu re .
Mr. A b b o tt is p ro m in e n t in e d in th e b a rn
h
PO R TLA N D . O re., Oct. 10.— So
C h ro n icle :
s tu d e n t a c tiv itie s.
He is a m em b e r
N u m e ro u s d isa 8 tro ;is fire s
arQ is c a re e r. H is success in th is f ie ld tllP corain g y e a r .
s
tro
n g ly did T ra ffic O fficer H.
as been
am ply
d e m o n s tra te d in
j8 g e n e ra lly conceited t h a t th e
“ V ery re c e n tly a p a rty of L e x in g h H
So“ 8 ClUb’ S cab’ ' cau sed by th ra s h in g m ac h in es, b o th
m an y in sta n c e s, a n d h is a b ility h a s i co n d itio il of th e c h u rc h n ev er w as A b b o tt, of C o lum bia c o u n ty , u p h o ld
to n to u ris ts w ho had ju s t r e tu r n e d ' b a rd a n d B lade. V arsity F o re n sic as- s c a tte re d sparks' a n d e m b e rs &nd
n fullv d e m o n s tra te d d u rin g his m o re e n c o u ra g in g th a n a t th e pres- th e e d ic t of th e law on th e lo w er Co
fro m th e
P acific
n o rth w e s t w ere so c la tlo n , c a p ta in in . th e R. O. T. C. j dU8t explOsio n s in
th e s e p a ra to rs
lu m b ia h ig hw ay to d a y t h a t G overnor.
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t.
u n a s su m in g
in v e s tig a tio n s e n t tim e
h ig h in th e ir p ra ise s of th e m u n ic i ca e t o ip s a n d a m em b e r of th e A11 s m o k e sta c k s s h o u ld h a v e spark
I
e ra tio n s co n d u c te d in so u th -
T h e Boy S couts of tro o p . will n o t O lcott, S e c re ta ry of S ta te Sam A.
p al a u to m o b ile cam p a t A sh lan d , . lgmia
u .psi on raternity.
arresters, and the ground around the) and
Prn o O p regon
O re. T h is cam p, a c co rd in g to th e ir i
in
th e
past f o u r t e e n , m e e t th is w eek, liu t will m ee t ag a in K ozer, R. A. B ooth, c h a irm a n o f th e
The soils work which Mr. Abbott boiler should be kept clear and
X th °
s ta te h ig h w a y co m m issio n , a n d party,
d e sc rip tio n s, is an id ea l one a n d its is ta k in g in clu d e s a s tu d y of soil dow n lf nece8sary. Grain dust ex-
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T u esd ay ev en in g of next week.
c o n sistin g of tw o a u to m o b ile lo ad s
k in d is b e in g p a tte rn e d th ro u g h o u t dam age,
rrigation farming, dry pio8jon8 are largely preventable/
of d ig n ita r ie s b o u n d fo r th e o p e n in g
th e n o rth w e s t.
PORTLANI» HOTE1»
tarming soil fertility, soil survey-iThe United States department of ag DAIRYMEN*?: MEETING
“ T h e A sh lan d cam p is fre e , b e in g , ing, soil biology, soil physics and so il; riculture has made exhaU8tive stud-
DAMAGED BY FIRR of th e Y oung’s Bay b rid g e on th e
POSTPONED A WEEK
S easide hig h w ay ,
w ere
u n a b le to
m a in ta in e d a t th e ex p en se o f th e city. management and other allied agri-! ie8 of the subject and ja prepare(] lQ
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H ere v isitin g a u to in o b ilists m ay sto p c u ltu ra l and educational subjects. recommeild adequate safeguards
r h e ,n e e tin g of c o u n ty d a iry m en
bale = of old p i'«p^*»
a p e rs •«
in •*,
a , a r e s u lt of sp e e d in g c h a rg e s placed
a n d p a rk th e ir c a rs fo r th e n ig h t. A T he p u rp o se of th e c o u rse s in s o ils '
S e rio u s losses a r e cau sed
h v |b a s been PO8tP ° ned u n til S a tu rd a y .! S ta rtin g in - a “«*■
cause«
s
to
re
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th
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th
floor.
a g a in s t th e m by th e o ffic er.
la rg e cam p c o o k h o u se h a s been e r e c t- ; is to give th e s tu d e n t th o ro u g h t r a i n
sparks from locomotives, which O cto b er 15. T he m e e tin g w as o rgan- fire b ro k e out e a rly
A s a r e s u lt, th e cro w d s from P o rt-
to
d
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in
th
e
ed th e r e w ith tw elv e d o u b le -p la te ing in th is p h a se of a g ric u ltu re , m a k ignile dry wooden shingle roots a n d i‘"a"y set , ° r T"esdn)' »' »""• "■«"<
here,
doing a to ta l la n d an d th e c o a st c itie s w a ite d a t
g a s b u rn e rs a n d sin k s w hich m ay be ing him c o m p e te n t to m an ag e a farm s t a r t m an y tir e s io s tra w , s to b b le “ ? . " zen ’ s ,a b le “’ N o rth V lr s tr e e t. B enson h o tel
d
a
m
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of
$15.000.
th e b rid g e u n til P re s id e n t H a rd in g
u sed by cam p ers. G as is doled o u ti o r p’ e p a rin g him (o r p o ,itl„ „ » |„ | a n d grM 8
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edford.
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M son8
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to
u ch e d th e e le c tric b u tto n o p e n in g
in 25 -ceu t lo ts by use o f slo t m ete rs. J .( .t o and (edera service.
railroad, runs (hrough (he (arm „
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A q u a r te r w ill su p p ly th e a v e ra g e j T h e d e m a n d (o r m en in (b e iv n e w l|, pay t0 plow .
a lp p g
capacity with 150 people em ployed/lshys season with 'pack of 21,900 o u t th e ex ercises w hich th e g o v e rn o r
m a m
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Misses Date After
Arrest As Speeder
M.
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plant is open.
caaee.
and party were scheduled to conduct.
ing arguments were made in the fee
eral court Saturday morning in tli
trial of Ferd Hood, a Klamath li
dian .and his cousin. Charles Hoot
charged with stealing and sellin
government cattle. In his openin
statement to the jury. Assistant Dit
trict Attorney Flegle charged “it i
clear that some witnesses here, fo
one side or the other, are not tellin
the truth." The attorney for th
defense, in his address and in repl
to Flegle’s statement, admitted tht
“false testimony had been given.”
The defense attorney also resente
the insinuation of the district attoi
ney’s assistant that “the clevt
Charles Hood, father of one of th
defendants, was a framer of defense;
and he has had his hands full.”
The government contended that
had established all the vital facts i
the case; the driving of the five ca:
tie from the agency corral, and th
delivery of them to Peter Grove.
Chiloquin butcher, and that the d»
fense had failed to prove an alibi.
Assistant District Attorney Toi
McGuire will make the closing pie
this afternoon, and with the instrui
tions of the court the case, wbic
has been on trial the last day. wl
be given to the jury. Most of th
witnesses in the case were Indian
and the testimony conflicting. Fre
Hood was acquitted earlier in tt
week on another cattle-steallxi
charge.