1*1 ALARIA gemi» cannotz íurtlve
* " three months in the^rlch ozone
at Ashland^ The pura domestic water
helps.
VOLUME
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3
«Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24,1921
NO. 45
TRUCE STOPS WAR ON HUNGARY FRONTIER
GRID BATTLE BY
49 Ï0 6 SCORE
Oregon Land
Takes Drop In
Assessed Value J
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;
SALEM , O r., Oct. 24.— A de-
•3» c re a se of betw een $ 1 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
<•> a n d
$20,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
th e as-
/?> sessed
v a lu a tio n
O regon
p ro p e rty th is y e a r as c o m p a red
—
; <*> w ith a y e a r ago was in d ic a te d
GRANTS PASS TEAM IS TRIMMED
in re p o rts receiv ed by tw en ty -
one of th irty -s ix c o u n tie s by
BN L<>< AL FO O TB A LL W A R R I- <®, g^a ^e T ax C o m m issio n er L ovell.
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REPORTS
101
Railway Board Predicts New Regulations n r
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Settlement of the Strike
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D. A. R. Dedicates
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Daugherty 'Summons Attorneys
Builders of Read For Transportation Conference
. Marker to Pioneer
e
W A SH IN GTON, D. C„ Oct.
! •> 24.— S e c re ta ry of th e T re a s u ry
M ellon a n n o u n c ed th is m o rn in g
• th a t he had o rd e re d th e issu-
auce of re g u la tio n s fo r th e sale
<8> of b e e r as a m edicine by d ru g -
<$> gists. T he re g u la tio n s w ill per-
m it d o c to rs to p resc rib e tw o
a n d o n e -h a lf g a llo n s of beer o r
• tw o q u a rts of w ine for one pre-
» c rlp .lo n
No lim ita tio n of th e
<f> n u m b e r of p re sc rip tio n s has
* been laid dow n.
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BASSADORS ASK THAT FOR»
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FRO „
HUNGARY;
O R S ; F IR S T TEAM T A K E N OUT ♦ T he s ta te in s titu tio n s s u p p o rt- <»'
•'* ed by th e m illag e tax es feel th e ♦
E N D O F F IR S T H A L F .
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BRITISH OFFK RHELP.
sioned Lovell sta te d .
By GRAN T SELBY
T he u n v e ilin g of th e g r a n ite m on­
CHICAGO, Oct. 2 4.— P eace in th e ra ilro a d s itu a tio n w as pro p h esied i,
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<g>
(T id in g s H igh School R e p o rte r)
u m e n t on th e P acific h ig h w ay a few
V IEN N A , Oct. 24.— A tru c e is be­
in a s ta te m e n t issu ed to d ay by th e U nited S ta te s railw a y la b o r b o a rd . “ T h e re
A fte r tra m p in g o v er th e g rid iro n
feet so u th of th e old h isto ric C ulver a re g re a t rea so n s to h o p e ,” th e s ta te m e n t sa id , " th a t th e s tr ik e will be’
ing a rra n g e d betw een th e H u n g a ria n
w ith th e p e rsiste n c e t h a t w ould h av ej
house, ju s t below P h oenix, T>y th e a v e rte d .”
n a tio n a lis t tro o p s an d fo rm e r E m ­
d o n e c re d it to a ste a m ro lle r d u rin g
C ra te r L ak e c h a p te r of M edford a n d
p
e ro r C h a rle s
of
th e m o n arc h ist
W ith o u t g iv in g rea so n s for th e b elief, th e b o ard em p h asized its p re ­
th e f irs t h a lf in w hich th e re g u la r
th e M ount A sh lan d c h a p te r of A sh­ d ictio n th u t a s e ttle m e n t w as h ig h ly p ro b ab le.
forces, who is a tte m p tin g th e re-es-
te a m p layed, th e A sh lan d high school
lan d . D a u g h te rs of
th e A m erican
ta b lis h m e u t
of
th e
im p e ria listic
E xcept for th e B ro th e rh o o d of
fo o tb a ll te a m , p lay in g th e second
R e v o lu tio n . F rid a y a fte rn o o n , was
reig n , to p rev e n t f u r th e r bloodshed
R ailw ay S ig n a lm en , w hich h as not
tea m d u rin g th e la st h a lf, sco red a
n o t only a big success, b u t w as one
a c co rd in g to re p o rts rea c h in g h ere
y
et d e te rm in e d its c o u rse of a c tio n ,
49 to 6 victory o v er th e G ra n ts P ass
of tlie m o st p a trio tic e v e n ts in th e
from th e H u n g a ria n fro n tie r
T he
th e o rg an iz ed la b o r lin es a re d raw n
tea m h e re S a tu rd a y .
T he v icto ry
h isto ry of Ja c k so n co u n ty .
re p o rts s ta te th a t m any p erso n s w ere
fo r tlie s tr ik e sc h ed u le d fo r O ctober
w as th e second a g a in s t th e v isitin g
A la rg e c raw d w as p re se n t. T he
k illed an d w ounded in th e fig h tin g
30. T he sib n a l m en a re n o t likely
te a m th is y e a r, th e A shland team
schools of P h o en ix w ere d ism issed ,
S unday.
to m ak e a d e fin ite decision b efo re
h a v in g ru n up a 61 to 0 sco re on th e
in arc h ed to th e snot anti s to o d at a t ­
T he C zecho-Slovakia a re rep o rted
W ednesday.
G ra n ts P a ss field th re e w eeks ago.
te n tio n in fro n t of th e m o n u m e n t
to
have acted in d ep e n d e n tly in se n d ­
M ED FO R D ,
O r.. Oct. 24,— R a l­
M EDFORD , Or.. Oct. 2 4.— By a
R ou g h ly sp e ak in g , if th e s tr ik e oc­
C oach H u g h e s, th e g e n e ra l fo r th e
d u rin g th e e x e rc 'se s.
ing
an u ltim a tu m
to H u n g ary d e­
eigh M atthew s, c h a rg e d w ith second-
curs, 500.100 railw a y
union m en decision
local team .allow ed th e second team !
handed
dow n
S a tu rd a y m and ng th e
Mrs. B ert A n d erso n , re g e n t of th e
rem oval
of C h a rle s
d e g re e m u rd e r fo r th e fa ta l s h o o t­
will w alk o u t and 1.500,000 will re? m o rn in g by J u d g e C. E. W o lv erto n , w ithin fo rty -e ig h t h o u rs. T he exact
to try its m e ttle on th e v isito rs in
Crater L ak e c h a p te r, p resid e d and
m ain a t wor,
Six u n io n s a t least
th e second h a lf, a fte r th e firs t tea m ing a t E ag le P o in t la s t S e p tem b e r of m ad e th e a d d re s s of w elcom e. She
il was held th a t Charles- H. Ow en, of w h e re a b o u ts of C h a rle s is unknow n
W ilb u r ( “ W ig ” ) Ja c k s , w as a r ­
will
jo
in
the
s
tr
ik
e a n d no less th an
h a d w alked aw ay w ith a score of 41
said in p a rt;
and c o n flic tin g re p o rts have been
ra ig n e d in th e c irc u it c o u rt a t J a c k ­
nine, possibly ten . will re fu s e to p a r ­ S alt L ake City, could not be served received.
to 0. T he second tea m nosed o u t in
“ F rie n d s of th e R o gue R iv e r v a l­
so n v ille S a tu rd a y m o rn in g a n d e n ­
tic ip a te in th e s tr ik e a t th is tim e. w itli p a p e rs in a civil a ctio n , w hen
th e lead by 8 to 6.
ley. N e ig h b o rs and G ues'ts:
On be­
te re d a plea of n o t g u ilty to th e in ­
T
he unions th a t will s trik e , if it b ro u g h t in to th e s ta te on e x tra d itio n
T h e g a m e s ta r te d w ith ru sh in g
PA R IS. Oct. 24. T he in te ra llie d
h a lf of M ount A sh lan d and C ra te r
d ic tm e n t. T h e c o u rt will se t a d a te
ta
k e s place, a ie I he so-called “ big p ap ers ro w in g o u t of his in d ic tin e u t ' co,IHciI o i a m b a ssa d o rs lias se n t a
ta c tic s by th e local tea m , sm a sh in g
L a k e c h a p te rs of th e D a u g h te rs of
fo r tr ia l la te r.
five. co m p risin g tlie tra in m e n , c o n - '
, „1
its way th ro u g h th e G ra n ts P ass line
th e A m erican R e v o lu tio n , I ex ten d
, .
.
in th e B ank of Ja c k so n v ille fa ilu re , n o te to th e H u n g a ria n fo reig n m in ­
Ja m e s ( “ S h in e " ) E d w a rd s, Jo h n
d
u
c
to
rs,
e
n
g
n
e
e
r
s
,
fire
m
e
n
,
en
g
in
e-
fo r y a rd a g e a t w ill.
R ush scored
is te r d e m a n d in g th a t C h a rle s be ex­
to you a w elcom e.
W e ‘a re hap p y !
G oodw in a n d E rn e s t
S. I “ D u d “ )
m en an d sw itc h m e n . T hey w ill be aUl* a c *v^ s u it
S ta te Bank p e lle d from H u n g ary .
th e firs t to u ch d o w n fo r A shland in
th a t you h av e com e w ith us to unveil
jo in e d by th e O rd e r of R ailw ay T ele-! S u p e rin te n d e n t **• C- B ram w ell an d
th e f ir s t q u a r te r of th e gam e R a y ­ W a lg a m o tt, in d ic te d on b p o tle g g in g i a ta b le t in c o m m e m o ra tio n of th e
an d “ m o o n sh in e ”
c h a rg e s
g ra p h e rs
th e s u ’^ w e r® dism issed.
LONDON, Oct. 2 4.— G re a t B rita in
ausm ^
m en w ho b lazed th e firs t tra il
m o n d B row er
fo llo w e d w ith tw o
out
of
th
e
p
ro
h
ib
itio
n
ra
id
?
of
la
s
t
_______
,
A fte r he had been re tu rn e d to th e has se n t a n o te to P ra g u e giving a s ­
If
I
was
m
ak
in
g
a
tow
n
slo
g
an
to u ch d o w n s.
th ro u g h s o u th e rn O regon an d th e
A u g u st, w ere also a rra ig n e d , an d all
I s ta te o f O regon a n d was in th e cus- su ra n c e th a t she iwll give th e " little
for A sh lan d , it w ould ru n so m e­
D u rin g th e second q u a r te r th e
R ogue R iv e r valley. W e have build)-'
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Oct 24-
tody of th e s h e riff a t M edford. Owen e n te n te ” — C zecho-S lovakia, J u g o ­
th re e e n te re d p leas of n o t guilty.
thin;.. I ke th is : ’ "G ive us a little i T he g o v e rn m e n t’s o ffen siv e
A sh la n d h u s k ie s ■ clim b ed th e score
"ed o u r m o n u m e n t of g r a n ite and
cam -j w as Se rVed in a civil s u it. A m otion s la v ia and R u m a n ia — su p p o rt in any
C. O sw ald, c h a rg e d w ith thb m a n ­
less of ‘T hou Shalt n o t’ a n d a lot
c a rd lik e a s te p la d d e r.
R aym ond
b ro n ze t h a t it m ay w ith sta n d th e
paign to p re v e n t
th e n a tio n -w id e I to q u a sh th e 8Um m ons in th e ffrc u it
u fa c tu re o f •in to x ic a tin g liq u o r on
n ecessary actio n a g a in s t H u n g ary .
m ore of ‘Com e on, le t’s g o .’ ”
H u g e r, R a y m o n d
B row er, R a m sey ;
h e a t a n d th e cold, th e su n s h in e and
jtie u p o f tra n s p o rta tio n w as lau n c h e d | c o u rt of Ja c k so n co u n tv wa« riled
G riffin creek , w as a rra ig n e d and e n ­
HAZ K IK .
a n d R ay m o n d B ow ers a ll cam e in
th e ra in , th ro u g h all th e y e a rs to
d e fin ite ly to d ay w hen A tto rn e y G en- a n d a rg u e d , th e m otion being based
te re d a p lea of g u ilty , a n d was se n ­
PR A G U E, Oct. 24.— M obilization
fo r th e ir s h a re of th e glo ry w ith
com e, th a t g e n e ra tio n a f te r g e n e ra ­
:
e ra l D a u g h e rty issued an o rd e r s u m ­ upon th e g ro u n d th a t Owen w as ex­ of m en fo r m ilita ry service will be
ten ced to th re e m o n th s in th e c o u n -i
to u c h d o w n s t h a t piled lik e sn o w ­
tion m ay join w ith us in loving g r a ti­
m o n in g a ll th e U nited S ta te s d is tric t em pt a n d im m u n ed from service in s ta r te d a t once,
ty ja il,
a c co rd in g
to an
fla k e s in a s to rm .
tu d e a n d a p p re c ia tio n fo r th e heroic MEDFORD BOXING
a tto rn e y s from New Y ork, B uffalo,
J e ss e H o useley, c h a rg e d w ith a '
O
regon
b
ecau
se
he
was
b
ro
u
g
h
t
in
to
o
rd
e
r
issued
by
th
e
C
zecho-Slovak-
C apt. L eslie H e e r was o u t of th e
s a c rific e and noble se rv ice given to
COMMISSION TO HOLD
C hicago. I,„ lia n a ,,o ils am i Cleveland.. th e
OBe
vio latio n of th e V olstead a c t. w as a l­
ian g o v ern m en t.
o u r beloved s ta te of O regon In th e
th
e
live
cities
w
hich
will
be
th
e
h
a
rd
­
SMOKER NEXT FRIDAY
lo w e d u n til M onday to plead.
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
a n sw e r an in d ic tm e n t— a n d w as a
y e a r 1 8 4 6 .”
est h it by th e p ro p o se d s trik e .
Jo h n H. L ew is, c h a rg e d w ith re-
co m p e ten t w itn ess in his own b e h a lf,
Mrs. A n d erso n
th en
an n o u n c ed
T he re g u la r
m o n th ly sm o k e r of
I ceiv in g sto le n goods, a n d n ick n a m ed
an d w hile w ith in th e ju ris d ic tio n of
th e p ro g ra m lo r th e u n v e ilin g , w hich th e M edford
boxing
com m ission, KLAMATH FALLS LOSES TO
“ J. H a m ,” a f te r th e fam o u s Illin o is
the c o u rt by c o m p u lso ry process he
w as in th e fo llow ing o rd e r:
u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of Ben Dixon,
p o litic ian , filed a d e m u rre r, w hich
could
n o t be leg ally served.
MEDFORD IN GRID BATTLE
S inging of A m e ric a ,” led by M rs wiU be held a t th e n a ta to riu m next
w as o v e rru le d by th e c o u rt, a n d ‘ J.
T h e c irc u it c o u rt
o v e rru le d th e
10860338
BY SCORE O F 1» TO «
W . M. Van Scoyce.
F rid '.v n ig h t T he m ain ev en t will
H a m ” th e n e n te re d a plea of gu ilty .
m otion and tlie case w as rem oved to
S ketch of th e o rg a n iz a tio n by M r s . -
b e tw e e r T om g h a rk e y a n d Billy
W ard C h a m b e rla in , in d icted fo r
' th e U nited S ta te s d is tr ic t c o u rt and
G ordon M acC racken, w ho sa id in '
H u ff, h e a v y w e ig h ts. J o e B la c k b u rn '
M ED FO RD , O r., Oct. 24.— T h e th e m otion ren ew ed .
T he tim e to
i b u rg la ry , filed a d e m u rre r w hich
p a rt:
a n d ‘ B a ttlin g ” F ric k will m ix fo r M edford high school fo o tb all te a m 'r e m o v e a case to th e U nited S ta te s
; w as o v e rru le d by th e
c o u rt, and
4JTie fifty -fo m th co n g ress, in th e gjx ro u n d s an d jo h n n y C arlso n will d e fe a te d th e K la m a th F a lls tea m by! d is tric t
' given u n til M onday to plead.
c o u rt is w ith in th e tim e in
y e a r 1896, passed th e act in c o r p o r â t- ! m eet
R o u tin e b u sin e ss w as tra n s a c te d
M exican P e te .” T h e re will a sco re of 19 to 9 in a lo o se ly -p la y e d ' w hich one is re q u ire d to p le a d to a
ing th e
n a tio n a l
society
of th e
by th e c o u rt.
be th re e p re lim in a rie s . T his is one b u t fast a n d h a rd -fo u g h t g am e Sat- c o m p la in t a f te r serv ice upon him
D a u g h te rs of th e A m erican R e v o lu ­ of th e b est bills of th e < ?ar, an d '„lie u rd a y .
Botli te a m s w ere w eak on
-_____________________
SALEM . O r., Oct.
2 3.— T h e re
tio n . ju s t 120 y e a rs a f te r th e o ut- fan s a re a b so lu te ly
s
u
re
of
a
good
d
e
fe
n
se
and
M
edford
h
a
n
d
le
d
th
e
w
ere
1
13,733
m
o
to
r
vehicles,
2,998
T h e Y. M. C. A, O lder Boys’ con-;
b re a k of 1776. In th is c h a r te r a re c o n te st w hen B la c k b u rn an d F ric k ball in a rag g ed fash io n a t tim es, al-!
m
otorcycles,
5,260
c
h
a
u
ffe
u
rs
,
175,-
fe re n c e was co ncluded w ith a su c ­
.tient.oned th e n am es of fo rty -tw o m e s t
-pbe fo rm e r
h a s im p ro v ed th o u g h w o rk ed w ith m ore precision
182
o
p
e
ra
to
rs
a
n
d
508
m
o
to
r
vehicle
c e ss fu l th re e -d a y p ro g ra m la st n ig h t
w om en p io n ee rs in th e m ovem ent. w o n d e rfu lly and is lia b le to give a ud s tre n g th e n e d th e defen se in th e
d e a le rs licensed in
O regon up to
a t th e B a p tist c h u rc h . It is e s tim a t­
In tw e n ty -fiv e y e a rs th e m e m b e r­
F
ric
k
a
s
u
rp
rise
.
la
st
half.
P
a
sses
n
e
tte
d
th
e
K
lam
-i
S
e
p
tem
b
e
r
15
of
th
is
y
ear, a c co rd iu g
e d th a t th e c d n fe re n ce w as a tte n d ­
sh ip h as in c re a s e d to 1,728 c h a p te rs
--------------------------------- a til team a good d eal of
y a rd a g e a n d !
to
a
re
p
o
rt
p
re
p
a
re
d
today
by Sam
e d by six ty -fiv e boys, in c lu d in g d e le ­
w ith 121,717 m em b ers, n o t c o u n tin g |
To c a re fo r a p re d ic te d p o p u la- a lso spelled d e fe a t, as se v era l of
A. K ozer, se c re ta ry of sta te .
g a tio n s iro m
R o seb u rg ,
M edford.
_______e
th e th o u sa n d s of a sso c ia te s I w hose; I i tion of 150,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 by 1950, It is es- them w ere in te rc e p te d by M ed fo rd '
Of tlie 1 13,733 m o to r vehicles re g ­
E a g le P o in t a n d C e n tra l P o in t.
lives now a re b u t p recio u s m em o-
tim a te d t h a t 2 4 3,000,000 a c re s of p lay ers. T he M edford back did ex-,
iste
re d , 98,557 a re p a sse n g e r c a rs.
T he b a n q u e t given S a tu rd a y eve-
M ED FO RD , O r., u c t. 21.— H is ries.
M ED FO RD , O r., Oct. 24.— A ju ry i
im
p
ro
v
e
d
farm
land
m
u
st
be
ad
d
ed
c
ep
tio
n
al
w
ork
a
n
d
show
ed
fig
h
t
o
f
!
j
n
th
e
fe
d
e
ra
l
c
o
u
rt
th
is
noon
in
t
h
e
'
126
a re a m b u la n c e s a n d h e a rse s, 99
n in g a t th e B ap tist c h u rc h by» th e
tro m S®n F ra n c isc o to M edford
“ O regon is p ro u d of e ig h te e n to th e a g ric u ltu ra l re so u rc e s of th e th e so rt w hich h a s n o t been dRs-: civil a ctio n of th e M cC om ber-Sav-i a re busses an d
sta g e s,
4,981 a re
d o m e stic
seiencC c lasses of th e ; by a u to p ro v e d to be a very costly ci 'p t e r s a n d h e r 884 m em bers. T he
played
on
a
M
edford
team
in
years.
idge L u m b e r com pany of San F ra n - L com m ercial c a rs qf less th a n one ton
S e n io r an d J u n io r h ig h sch o o ls w as, one *^o r
H o a g la n d , a
K la m a th Ro ne R iv er valley also is p ro u d of ! co u n try .
cisco a g a in s t th e Big P in es L u m b e r cap acity , 8,704 a re tru c k s of v ary in g
In th e e s tim a tio n of th e boys, a life ; H alls a u to d e a le r, w ho, b ecau se of a
its tw o
c h a p te rs a n d sev en ty -fiv e
com pany, r e tu rn e d a v e rd ic t in fav o r c a p ac itie s from one to five to n s, and
s a v e r a f te r a h a rd day of ro o tin g a t (l u a u t*ty of booze being fo u n d in his m em |jerg
T he w ork h e re is less
of th e p la in tiff, a f te r tw o H ours’ de- 2<J<J a r e tr a ile r s of from one to five
th e A sh la n d -G ra n ts
P a ss
fo o tb a ll P °S8e88lon, p u t up $100 b a ll to an - tb a n tw o y e a rs old.
C ra te r L ake
lib e ra tio n .
T he s u it will p ro b ab ly to n s ’ c a rry in g cap acity .
g am e. M isses E v a n g e lin e Poley a n d ■ sw ei to Htat c h a rg e an d w as la te r c h a p te r will
c e le b ra te
its second
be
a
p
p
e
ale
d
to th e
U nited S ta te s
Of th e 8,704 tru c k s , 5,270 a r e
D o ro th y A b ra h a m s a n d M rs. L ouise Hned $25 for b rin g in g an a u to in to
a n n iv e rs a ry nex t m o n th an d M ount,
H am m o n d , of th e do m estic science th is s ta te
w ith o u t
licen se p la te s,
' c o u rt of a p p eals. T he s u it w as fo r froin one to one a n d o n e -h a lf to n s ’
A shland c h a p te r is one y e a r old to -i
¡ th e collection of $29.227.66 a lleg ed cap acity , 1,451 a re
from one an d
d e p a rtm e n t, w ere in c h a rg e of th e ®*tb e r r e Sl,la r o r te m p o ra ry ,
day.
! to be d u e for n o n -fu lfillm e n t of con- o n e -h a lf to tw o to n s ’ c a p ac ity , 533
b a n q u e t. C ash W oods, c o u n ty Y .M .
H o ag lan d a rriv e d
h e re F rid a y
T hese tw o c h a p te rs have co-oper-,
B uick six c a r, a te d
tra c t, and th is w as th e j u r y ’s a w a rd . a ,e iro in tw o to tw o and o n e -h a lf
C. A. d ire c to r, s ta te s th a t, ju d g in g n ig h t w ith a new
in e re c tin g th is m a rk e r, w hich
T he s u it had been on all w eek in to n s ’ c a p ac ity , 341 a re from tw o and
fro m th e speed w ith w hich th e ice w hich he had p u rch a se d in San F r a n ­ to d ay we a re d e d ic a tin g . W e feel it
cisco
fo
r
Ja
c
k
M
cA
uliff,
of
F
o
r
t
;
th
e
fe d e ra l c o u rt, a n d th e a rg u m e n ts o n e -h a lf to th re e to n s ’ c a p ac ity , 769
c re a m a n d s u p p le m e n ta ry m enu was
a d u ty a n d a p riv ileg e to do h o n o r
d isp a tc h e d , th e b a n q u e t w as p a r ex- K la m a th , en ro u te to d e liv e r it to
w ere m a d ’ S a tu rd a y n ig h t. T he in- a ,e from th re to th re e and o n e -h a lf
to th e se b ra v e p io n ee r m en.
c e lle n t.
B etw een th e d ish e s of i c e ! t h a t in d |v id u al, a n d w ith tw o pas-
s tru c tio n s of th e c o u rt w ere given to to n s ’ c a p ac ity , 104 a re from th re e
” -1
'.f
i “ O u r o rg a n iz a tio n n o t only re ­
i th e ju ry th is m o rn in g . T h e v e rd ic t a n d o n e -h a lf to fo u r to n s' c a p a c ity .
c re a m a n d th e d in n e r sp eech es th e e n ^ e ,8 ‘ whw w ere w - H. R o b e rtso n , ( m em ^ e rs t ,ie b rav
! V
e d?ad an d th e ir |
4
boys w ere “ a ll fo r th e c o o k s" a n d ,
K la m a th F a lls, and F . T. L id v a rd ,
cam e as a s u rp ris e a n d d isap im in t- io u r a re from fo u r to fo u r a n d one-
i a c h ie v e m e n ts, b u t it also does n o t '
I
h a lf to n s' cap acity a n d 222 a r e from
m en t to m any people.
m a d e kn o w n th e ir s e n tim e n ts w ith t
K eddlng, C alif T h e la tte r tw o
¡fo rg e t th e living. ,O u r ch ief and
It
w
as
th
e
co
n
te
n
tio
n
s e v e ra l ro u sin g c h e ers.
claim to have had no k n o w led g e of
- ---- ------ ------ ---- of th e de- f ° ur an d o n e -h a lf to five to n s ' ca-
fo re m o st w ork is th a t of A m e ric a n ­
M. C. R eed. A s h la n d ’s g en ial sto ry th e booze iounrt Ia te r in H o a g la n d ’s
fen se t h a t th e
p la in tiff
gave no p a rity .
iza tio n .
We
w hose
fo re fa th e rs
o rd e rs for sh ip p in g th e lu m b e r, and
{*le 266 tra ile rs , 65 a re from
te lle r , a c te d as to a s tm a s te r , n o t fo r-' s u Kcase.
fo u g h t to m ak e th is an in d e p e n d e n t)
; fo r th is reaso n w ere forced to try on<* ,0 one a n d o n e -h a lf to n s ' ca-
g e ttin g to r e la te h is y o u th fu l m er-
rom S a c ra m e n to to th e C alifo r-
n a tio n feel a
heavy re sp o n sib ility
an d sell it on th e open m a rk e t. It p acity. 65 a re from one a n il o n e -h a lf
c e n a ry a m b itio n s
in
th e a tta in e d n ’a s tu te Kne th e c a r w as b ro u g h t
to w a rd th e n ew co m er to o u r sh o re s
a lso was c o n ten d ed th a t th e fa llin g to tw o to n s' c a p ac ity , 24 a re from
o w n e rs h ip of h is firs t s u it o f c lo th e s, on a te m p o ra ry license p erm issio n a n d have p re p a re d a book on c iti­
o
f
th
a
t
state.
price of lu m b e r a f te r th e w ar cau sed tw o to tw o and o n e -h a lf to n s ’ capac-
w hich, M r. R eed said , w ere p u r ­
zen sh ip e x p la in in g th e law s of th e '
p
la in tiff to re fu se it, an d th a t tt had >ty, 25 a re from tw o a n d o n e -h a lf to
c h a se d w hen he was 21 y e a rs old a n d
One of th e s e will be p u t
B E R L IN , Oct. 24.— A d m iral H or- c o u n try .
used all m eth o d s em ployed in prac« th re e to n s’ c a p ac ity ,
37 a re fro m
b o u g h t w ith m oney e a rn e d by th e
thyx h a s issu ed a s ta te w a r ra n t fo r in to th e h a n d s of every a d u lt im m i­
tical
sa
w
m
illin
g
to
com
ply
w
ith
th
e
th
re
e
to
th
re
e
an
d
o
n
e
-h
a lf to n s ’ ca-
s w e a t of h is brow a t 25 c e n ts a day.
th e
a rre st
of
fo rm e r
E m p e ro r g r a n t com ing in to th is c o u n try .”
c
o
n
tra
c
t.
T
he
lu
m
b
e
r
in
th
e
con-
p
acity,
12
a
re
from
th
re
e an d one-
“ A nd t h a t ,” glow ed Mr. R e e d to th e
M iss S a rah V an M eter rea d a ;
C h a rle s, it w as s ta te d In a d isp a tc h
tro
v
e
rsy
was
m
a
n
u
fa
c
tu
re
d
by
th
e
h
a
H
to
to
u
r
to
n
s'
c
ap
aictv
a n d 88
b o y s a ro u n d th e ta b le , “ w as th e firs t
T _
. „ „
I received h e re from B u dapest.
T he poem , “ T h e O regon T r a il,” w ritte n
S o u th e rn O regon L u m b e r com pany. a f® from fo u r a n d o n e -h a lf to five
1
su t
c o t es
e v e r ow ned.
B u t, n a tio n a iis t forces have re fu se d th e fo r th e occasion by C y n th ia Pa’rk e r
j
T h e p la in tiff c o n te n d e d th a t th e to n s ’ cap acity .
Succeeding
term
er
President
Wilson,
President
Harding
was
recently
Y oung A m erica w as not to be fooled
re q u e st of C h a rle s ' tro o p s a n d th e W ilson, d a u g h te r of W illiam G lenn elected president ef the American Red Cross. He is here seen accepting the d e fe n d a n t co m pany had
failed to ‘ Bused on th e re g is tra tio n s d u rin g
a n d th e s to ry ‘w ent o v e r,” a p p re c i
m o n a rc h is ts a re re p o rte d to be re P a r k e r , o n e of th e “ fam o u s f ifte e n .” office. From left tp right: M aj. Gen. M erritte W . Ireland. Surgeon Cencral, p ro p erly cover th e lu m b e r to keep it th e la tte r p a rt o i 1920. it is a ssu m e d
a te d a lm o st as m uch as th e d i n n e r ., t r e a t|n g rrom B u d ap est a n d d e s tro y . W e hope to find room to p u b lish th e U. S. A.; Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman Central Committee of the Red
from s ta in in g a n d “ b lu e in g ,” a n d th a t th e to ta l m o to r vehicle regis-
E n te rta in m e n t for th e ev en in g w as |n g tfae ra Jlro a d ,,ne fis thgy faU poem la te r,
Crocs; the President; Aeat. Secretary of the Treasury Eliot W adsworth;
th a t sp e cific a tio n s fo r saw in g sizes tr a tio n s in O regon fo r th e y e a r 1921
Rear Adm iral Edward R. S titt, 8urgeon General, U. S. N.
back.
(C ontinued on Page 4)
j were not com plied with.
w ill not exceed 118,000.
(C ontinued Tom orrow )
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AGAINSI OWEN
ï. M. C. A.
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