SHLAN D c lim a te , w ith o u t th e
a id of m edicine, c u re s n in e
cases o u t of te n of a s th m a . T h is is
a p ro v en fact.
A
A shland D aily T idings
ALARIA germs cannot survive
three months in the rich ozone
at Ashland. The pure domestic water
helps.
n
(International Mews Wire Service)
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VOLUME 3
NO. 46
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
R. R. BOARD REFUSES FURTHER WAGE CUT
Fear Aviators
Are Lost In
Gulf Stream
I
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APPLE EXHIBITS
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•-?> h e re re g a rd in g
th e
p ro b ab le
fa te of L ie u te n a n t D arby a n d
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n a v a l fly ers, w ho d isa p p e a re d
w h ile m a k in g a ir p h o to g ra p h s
s> of th e M ississippi riv e r d e lta .
It is fe a re d th e m en m ay h a v e
m e t w ith d is a s te r in th e G ulf
of M exico. W hen la s t se en by
th e tw o
o th e r
m ac h in es en -
g a g e d in th e sam e w ork. D arb y
re p o rte d t h a t his g a so lin e sup-
ply w as n e a rly e x h a u ste d .
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v em b er 11 to 12, in o rd e r to
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w ith th e
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CLASH
1‘AT ON
WAGE CUT DEMAND.
CHICAGO, 111 , Oct. 25.— D efiu ite
a ssu ra n c e to th e unions a n d d e fin ite
P o s tm a s te r E. J. K a ise r th is m o rn -'
n o tific a tio n to th e ra ilro a d s th a t no
I LONDON, Oct. 25.— T h e a llie d
ing receiv ed in s tru c tio n s fro m th e!
f u r th e r w age re d u c tio n s for ra ilro a d
! g o v e rn m e n ts h av e in s tru c te d H u n -|
ch ief c le rk , railw a y m ail serv ice in
em ployes will be c o n sid ered now w as
g a rla n o ffic ia ls to keep fo rm e r E m -
San F ra n c isc o , re g a rd in g th e tra n s -
!
p
e
ro
r
C
h
a
rle
s
of
A
u
s
tria
in
cu
sto
d
y
given by th e railw a y b o ard .
T he
j p o rta tio n of th e m ails by m o to r ve­
' p e n d in g a decision as to h is fin a l
ac ce p tan c e of th is a s su ra n c e by th e
hicle b e tw e en A sh lan d a n d D uns-!
d
isp
o
sitio
n
,
it
w
as
m
ad
e
k
n
o
w
n
in
m u ir in case th e g re a t ra ilro a d s trik e
le a d e rs of th e u n ions w hich voted to
! o ffic ia l circles to day.
It is fea re d
ta k e s place.
O w ners of m o to r ve­
in itia te a la b o r s trik e O ctober 30
L a st w in te r, th ro u g h th e e ffo rts
¡ t h a t C h a rle s, who is re p o rte d to be
PO R TLA N D , O r., Oct. 25.— New
hicles
who feel t h a t th ey a re
will m ean th a t th e p ro sp ectiv e tie u p
;of th e c h a m b e r of co m m erce, th e
•d e sp o n d e n t b ecau se of his c a p tu r e I b u sin e ss in th e lu m b e r in d u stry of
eq u ip p e d to hand'.e tlie job a re a sk e d ,
of tra n s p o rta tio n will be a v e rte d .
A
cco
rd
in
g
to
my
n
o
tio
n
,
a
A shland W in te r fa ir w as g u a ra n te e d
la n d fa ilu re to re -e s ta b lis h h is m o n - ¡w e s te rn O regon a n d w e ste rn W ash-
to in te rv ie w th e p o s tm a s te r an d sub-!
P re su m a b ly for th e
p u rp o se of
tow n w ill g e t fo rw a rd f a s te r if
and
su c ce ssfu lly
co n d u cted .
T he
¡
a
r
c
h
is
t
reig
n
,
m
ay
ta
k
e
his
own
life,
in
g
to
n
w
as
2,000,000
feet
in
excess
m it a s ta te m e n t in w ritin g a s to th e ir
d iscu ssin g plans for th e proposed
every b o d y ho ld s a good feelin g
p u rp o se of th is ex h ib itio n is th re e ­
i T h e im p riso n m e n t of C h a rle s fol- of p ro d u ctio n a n d m o re th a n 3,000,- peace c o n feren ce to m o rro w , th e r a il­
p ro p o sals. T he follow ing is th e let--
to
w
a
rd
everybody
else
a
n
d
a
ll
fo ld : I. To s tim u la te a n d e n c o u ra g e
I low s h is-e sc a p e from S w itz e rla n d by 000 feet in excess of sh ip m e n ts fo r
te r from th e c h ie f c le rk to th e p o st-:
way lab o r b o ard to d ay su m m o n ed a
pull to g e th e r
in
m a tte r s th a t
¡su ch in d u strie s ,
a g ric u ltu ra l
an d
a irp la n e a n d h e a d in g an a tta c k on th e week e n d in g O ctober 15, accord- co m m ittee from th e asso c ia tio n of
m a s te rs :
i te n d to th e u p b u ild in g of th e
[• h o r tic u ltu ra l, a s
a re
p a rtic u la rly
B u d ap est.
! ing to th e w eekly lu m b e r review ra ilro a d executives.
“ in th e ev en t th e ra ilro a d s trik e )
c o m m u n ity . A p oor p lace to pay
I a d a p te d to s o u th e rn O reg o n ; 2. to
issued by th e W est C oast L u m b e r­
called fo r O ctober 30, 1921, becom es!
It was le a rn e d from a m em b er of
g ru d g e s is in m a tte r s p e rta in in g
c re a te a n o p p o rtu n ity fo r o u r m er-
G
EN
EV
A
,
S
w
itz
erlan
d
,
Oct.
25.—
m en s' asso ciatio n .
,
> . ,
.
1 e tfe ctfv e, it will be n e c essa ry to p ro ­
th
e
b o ard th a t th e ex ecu tiv es will be
c h a n ts an d
m a n u fa c tu rin g
Indus-
. ,
: x
, to th e public w eal.
All m em b ers o f th e fo rm e r E m p e ro r
T
h
e
g
ro
w
th
of
th
e
w
a
te
r
b
u
sin
e
ss
a
sk
e
d to “ lay th e ir caftls on th e
......
.
, , • vide e m erg en cy serv ice fo r th e tra n s -
HAZ K IK .
trie s to e x h ib it a n d p re se n t th e ir
...
..
,
C
h
a
rle
s
’
h
o
u
seh
o
u
l
except
th
e
n
u
rse
in
lu
m
b
e
r
was
in
d
ic
a
te
d
by
th
e
fact
p o rta tio n ot
th e
m ails, a n d it is <•
ta b le ” an d in fo rm
th e h o ard ju s t
sp ecial
fe a tu re s ;
3. to a d v e r t i s e r .
..
. . ..
; an d c h ild re n
have
been expelled th a t th e re p o rt d e c la re d 3 6 p e r cen t w hat m easu res
..
_
t th e re fo re re q u ire d th a t vou se cu re
w ould
be ag re e d
s o u th e rn O regon s w in te r a ttr a c - . . . .
,
J
. 1
from S w itz erlan d , it w as s ta te d in a of th e to ta l new b u sin e ss w as for upon in an e ffo rt to a v e rt th e strik-n
te n ta tiv e p ro p o sa ls on a r o u n d -trip j
I tions.
d isp a tc h received h e re today.
^basi3 for se rv ice by m o to r veh icles:
w a te r deliv ery ,
T he ‘s ta n d p a t” a ttitu d e a p p e a re d
T h is y e a r th e idaa h a s . g ra d u a lly J
I
, fo r th e tra n s p o rta tio n of first-c la ss
to p erv ad e a h u n d re d o r m o re ex­
A
n
o
th
e
r
s
ig
n
ific
a
n
t
fa
c
to
r
in
th
e
I developed of a d d in g to th e fa ir a
DRIVE TO RECLAIM
m ails and
local d a ily n ew sp a p e rs
they
a sse m b le d h e re
b u sin ess w as t h a t
p ro d u c tio n was ecu tiv es as
[liv esto ck d e p a rtm e n t. T his is really
OREGON WET LANDS
from A sh lan d to D u n sm u ir, s u p p ly ­
only 15 p er c e n t below n o rm la fo r p re p a ra to ry for to m o rro w ’s h e a rin g .
[a big u n d e rta k in g a n d only th e fact
STARTED BV AGENTS m ills in o p e ra tio n . T h is did not ta k e T h e ex ecutives did n o t show any
ing all s ta tio n s on th e line of th e
>f A sh lan d h a v in g a b u ild in g w hich
S o u th e rn P acific b etw een A sh lan d
sig n s of yield in g to th e em ployes
in to c o n sid e ra tio n m ills now idle.
:ould be u tiliz e d fo r th is p u rp o se
PO R TLA N D , O r., Oct. 25.— “ D rain
a n d D u n sm u ir, in c lu d in g m ails for
“ New lu m b e r b u sin e ss to ta le d 77,- from th e lab o r b o a rd 's te rm s of 12
knakes it possible to in s titu te such a
¡.O re g o n 's wet lan d s, clean th em up
co n n ectio n a t M ontague, W eed, Sis­
456,366 f e e t.fo r th e w eek e n d in g Oc­ p er c e n t w age re d u c tio n o r from
p la n . Som e o b jectio n lia s developed I
' a n d p u t th em to w ork p ro d u cin g use-
son a n d p o in ts s o u th of D u n sm u ir.
to
b e r 15, a c c o rd in g to re p o rts from th e ir d e te rm in a tio n to ask a f u r th e r
Eo u sin g th e C h a u ta u q u a b u ild in g T. .
.
, . .
1' fu l crops a t a p r o f it,” is th e pro-
i.
It is c o n te m p la te d th a t th e th ro u g h
100 m ills to W est C oast L u m b e r-! 10 per cen t c u t,,
lo r th is p u rp o se , b u t th e g u a ra n ty >
... ,
. .
,
grarn of ¡ a g r ic u ltu r a l im p ro v e m e n t
I
. . . . .
m a i,s wlH he c a rrie d
by s te a m e r
m en s’ a s so c ia tio n ,” th e review de-j
>n th e p a rt of th e la ir c o m m itte e to
,
o u tlin e d b y th e c o n fe re n ce of w est­
.
..
,
service.
K indly m ak e y o u r re p o rt
d
a re d .
ASH BELENT EGG
M
ED
FO
R
D
,
O
r.,
Oct.
25.—
A
tern-;
leav e th e b u ild in g in an a b so lu te ly L _ t . . n t f .
n
,
e rn a n d ' s o u th e rn O regon co u n ty
l,
,
,
.
to th is office as p ro m p tly as possi-
“
T
h
e
volum
e
of
new
b
u
sin
e
ss
fell
SOCIETY IS ORGANIZED
p o ra ry re s tra in in g o rd e r w as issu e d ; a g e n ts held a t th e a g r ic u ltu r a i col.
fclean a n d s a n ita ry co n d itio n sh o u ld , , ,,
I DIG.
off
slig
h
tly
from
th
e
p
rec
e
d
in
g
tw
o
j
Overcome a n y o b j e c t i o n . ____________________ ‘
by . J u d g e F. M. C a lk in s in th e cir- lege O ctober 21-22.
w eeks, b u t still re m a in e d above b o th i
T h e la c , that som e of thoae w ho S T , ;E | n > „ ^ , B A T lo N „
cu it c o u rt
y e ste rd a y ,
p ro h ib itin g
T h e cam p aig n
p ro v id es
fo r cof
P o u ltry ra is e rs of
A sh la n d and
p ro d u ctio n a n d sh ip m e n ts.
ire a d v o c a tin g th is p ro p o sitio n a re
th
e
n
e
a
r
vicinity
now
a
re read y to
J
a
c
k
s
o
n
co
u
n
ty
from
th
e
sa
le
of
o
Pe
ra
tio
n
Gy
th
e
O
regon
e
x
p
e
rim
e
n
t
CHARGED AS “INDUSTRIAL
“ T h irty -six p e r c e n t of th e to ta l
|h e s ta u n c h e s t s u p p o rte rs of chau-
EN EM Y ” BV N. V. A T T O R N E Y , p ro p e rty fo r d e lin q u e n t tax e s u n t i l , s ta n o n ’ co llege
e x te n sio n service, new b u sin e ss w as fo r w a te r deliv ery . cope w ith e g g -tra d e p ro b lem s w ith a
¡au q u a , b u t believe th e g re a t build-
o rg a n iz a tio n ,
effe c te d
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! su c h tim e as th e title s can b e |C o u n ty a g e n ts a n d such s ta te , co u n ty T h is a m o u n te d to 2 8 .1 66,366 feet, p e rm a n e n t
lg sh o u ld be used w h e n e v e r possi-
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n
at
a m ee tin g
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C„ Oct. 25.— checked a n d th e r ig h t of th e co u n ty - a n d c ltv o rg a n iz a tio n s as a re w illing
o f w hich 18,388,366 feet w as r e p re ­
le fo r th e b e n e fit of th e public, a re S am uel V n te rm e y er, New Y ork a t- to m ak e th e sa le leg ally d e te rm in e d , i to io in in th e w ork ot in cre asin g th e
held in th e city hall. T he o rg a n iz a ­
sen ted in co astw ise a n d in te rc o a s ta l
illin g t o g u a ra n te e as to th e c a re of to rn e y , c h a rg e d th e U n ited S ta te s A ccording to A tto rn e y F.
New- a K ric u ltu ra l w e a lth of th e s ta te . A o rd e rs, and 9,77 8 ,0 0 h fee t in ex­ tio n , know n as th e A sh b e len t Egg-
e b u ild in g , sh o u ld a lla y a ll te a r as s te e l c o rp o ra tio n
w ith b e in g th e m an, sp ecial ta x a tto rn e w fo r th e g re a t deal of re li»nce w il lbe placed
society, will be h eaded
by B. O.
p o rt o rd e rs.
o a n y d a m a g e to th e b u ild in g .
¡ “ g re a te s t en em y to in d u s tria l peace c o u n ty , th e re a re b etw een 1,000 a n d on th e c°-o i,ei'a t i on of co u n ty an d
. S m ith as p re sid e n t, H. O. A n d erso n ,
“ B usiness fo r d e liv e ry by ra il
W hy n o t e \e r y one u n ite to m ak e jn tills c o u n try ,” w hen he a p p e a re d 1,500 title s involved.
s ta te n e w sp a p e rs a n d th e farm press
i s e c re ta ry , and C a rl G o ttch e , com -
a m o u n te d to 1,643 cars. S h ip m e n ts
lie A shland W in te r fa ir a g rea t in- b e fo re th e s e n a te c o m m itte e in v e s t!- ) T h e r e s tra in in g o rd e r a n n u ls t h e ;in a ro u s in S s ta te -w id e in te r e s t in
i m itte e m a n .
by ra il to ta le d 1,554 c a rs. T h e u n ­
titu tio n to b rin g a ll o u r n e ig h b o r- g a tin g civil w a rfa re b etw een o p e ra - d e lin q u e n t tax Sales of S a tu rd a y , o c -i re c la m a tio n w o ,k anrt c a r r y in g new s
'
T he so c ie ty ’s n am e, A sh b elen t, is
sh ip p ed b a la n c e in th e ra il tra d e is
ing citie s of s o u th e rn O regon a n d . to rs and m in e rs in th e W est V irg in ia to h e r 19, w hich w ere m ad e upon th e of th e tc tiv itie s in c id e n t to th e pro-
1 deriv ed from th e th re e n am es, Ash-
rep o rted a t 3,592 cars.
I lan d , B x ’eview an d T a le n t. A com -
n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia to A sh lan d a n d coal fje id s .
V n te rm e y e r sa id t h a t co n d itio n t h a t
th e title w as c le a r. g ra m ’
“ P ro d u c tio n a t
65,025,043 w as
-
to a d v e rtis e to th e o u tsid e / a r i d he u n d e rsto o d th e steel c o rp o ra tio n No d eed s to p ro p e rty fo r tax es have
R ^ ’la m a tio n H eld I m p o rta n t
1 m itte e a p p o in te d a t a p rev io u s m e e t­
only 15 p e r c e n t below n o rm a l for)
th a t A shland is th e g atew ay to one ¡s “ e n o rm o u sly in te r e s te d ” in t h e ' been issued by th e co unty.
H. D. Man y of th e d e le g a te s
to th e con-
ing re p o rte d th a t th e A shland F r u it
m ills in o p e ra tio n .
of th e m ost w o n d e rfu l se ctio n s b f .W e s t V irg in ia coal m in e fields.
T u rn e r b ro u g h t
th e
s u it a g a in s t reren ce declare*'» th e problem of ta m ­
! a n il P ro d u c e co m pany w ould c o n ­
" S h ip m e n ts
to ta le d
63,792,927
(o u r c o u n try — s o u th e rn O regon?
ing th e s e wild
la n d s a n d g e ttin g
tin u e to h a n d le eggs a t 3 c e n ts a
---------------------------- -
S h e riff T e rrill.
feet. Of w a te r s h ip m e n ts, 9,007,899
CH A M B ER O F COM M ERCE
them
to
w
ork
to
be
th
e
m
ost
p
re
s
s
­
dozen an d supply th e c ra te s .
HOME HYGIENE AND CARE
In som e in sta n c e s p ro p e rty listed
feet, m oved co astw ise a n d 8,165,028
OF SICK CLA SSES as d e lin q u e n t h as been lis te d fo r ing now facin g a g ric u ltu re , a n d all feet c elared fo r o v e rse a s.”
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
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' sale, th o u g h a re d e m p tio n c e rtific a te c o n sid e r it a m a jo r fa c tir in neces­
s a ry d e v elo p m en t.
BY “SPOOK” PARTY
A r ^ r n ia n e n t w eapon of d ise a se is h a s been issued.
ASHLAND MAN HONORED
T ra n sfo rm a tio n of
w aste
lan d s
AT MeGEK HOME being fo rg ed in th e A m e ric an R ed
All th e title s
involved
w ill be
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C ross co u rse, “ H om e H ygiene a n d checked over, a p ro cess t h a t w ill in l° ,),0 ^ u c l*v® a re a s is as e sse n tia l
to th e a p p e a ra n c e of O regon scenic
LA G R A N D E, O r., Oct. 2 5 — T h e
J . H. McGee th o u g h t s u re th e K u C are of th e S ick ,” to th e te a c h in g of ta k e a couple of m o n th s.
a ttr a c tiv e n e s s as to its in c re a se d p ro ­ s ta te g ra n d c o m m a n d ery of K n ig h ts
K lu x K ia n w as a f te r him la s t F r i d a y , w hich
1,726 tra in e d
R ed C ross
d u c tio n , le a d e rs of th e m o v em en t d e ­ T e m p lir closed its 1921 se ssio n w ith
n ig h t w hen th irty -fiv e of his frie n d s, n u rse s h a v e been a ssig n e d . D u rin g
c
la re d . T he e ffe c t of w ide s tre tc h e s th e electio n of o ffic ers a n d th e se­
d isg u ise d as “ g h o s ts ,” visited; his th e p a st y e a r 86,570 w om en a n d
of id le la n d s on to u ris ts an d p ro sp e c ­ lection of R o seb u rg as th e m ee tin g
M ED FO RD , O r., Oct. 25.— T he
hom e to h elp him c e le b ra te his . . ? g irls co m p leted th is c o u rse a n d re-
tiv
e
hom
e
b
u
ild
e
rs
w
as
sa
id
to
he
place
fo
r
next
y
ear.
'
L
one
P in e m ine, w hich c o n sists of
..................? b irth a n n iv e rs a ry r i g h t . 1 ceived th e ir c e rtific a te s . T h is w ork
m
ost
d
e
p
re
ssin
g
.
T he e le c tio n of o ffic e rs re s u lte d 8jx claim s located oil F o re s t c re e k ,
A fter “ M ac” h a d trie d to guess w ho reach es o u t in to th e h ig h w ay s a n d j
A lth o u g h it w ill ta k e m any j ^ a r s a s follow s:
C h a rle s W . N lm s, of ( a b o u t seven m iles so u th w e st of J a c k -
w as w ho, m a sk s w ere rem oved a n d byw ays of A m erican life.
Such!
to w ork o u t th e p ro g ra m , it is hoped A sh lan d , g ra n d c o m m a n d e r; M ilton sonville, h as been p u rch a se d from
th e gam e of 500 w as in d u lg e d jn classes a re held in th e crow ded high
th a t e n o u g h will h av e been accom p­ L. M eyers, of S a le m ,' d e p u ty g ra n d ‘ G eorge L. H aff an d a so c ia te s by C.
u n til a la te h o u r. A m o st u n u su a l schools fp r g irls in New Y ork city,
lish ed by th e tim e th e 1925 exposi­ c o m m a n d e r; R alp h D. R obinson, of: c. C la rk , of th is city, who has a crew
a m i in te re s tin g fe a tu re th ro u g h o u t in th e K e n tu c k y
School
fo r th e
A sh lan d h as an a d le d attraction
! th e e v e n in g w as th e a p p e a ra n c e of Blind in L o u isville, an d am o n g th e to to u ris ts , sm a ll boys an d S unday tio n opens, if it is held as c o n te m ­ P o rtla n d , g ra n d g e n e ra lis s im o ; F . of m en a t w ork on th e p ro p e rty a t
p late d , to im prove m a te ria lly th e A. Van K irk , g ra n d c a p ta in g e n e ra l: ¡ th e p re s e n t tim e.
SA LEM , O r.,
Oct. 25.— B eyond a spooky “ sp o o k ,” w hich w en t fro m | P iu te In d ia n wom en on th e P y ra m id picn ick ers.
A 4-year-old b u ll elk ,
K la m a th
F a lls,!
T he m ine w as «Cscovered and lo-
in tim a tin g
th a t
p re p a ra tio n s a re ta b le to ta b le , b id d in g g u e sts to fol- Rock re se rv a tio n in N evada— w iier- p u rc h a se d by th è E lk s ’ lodge o f thia value an d a p p e a ra n c e of m u ch Ore­ E. E. M agee, of
gon
farm
la
n
d
s
,”
said
P
a
u
l
V.
M
aris,
se n io r g ra n d
w a rd e n ;
G eorge T r e a t e d in 1905 by A. D. M cM urty, who
q u ie tly being m ad e in O regon *to low th ro u g h d a rk , m y ste rio u s pas- ev er th e need fo r th is w o rk is g re a t- city , is th e la te s t a c q u isitio n of th e
d ire c to r of th e e x ten sio n service. “ It C o ch ran , of La G ra n d e , ju n io r g ra n d sold
it to H aff a n d G riffin .
H aff
m e e t a n y e m e rg en c ie s th a t m ay be sag es to a d im ly -lit room , w h e re a est.
p a rk com m ission in its e ffo rts to
has been d e m o n s tra te d t h a t a g re a t w a rd e n ; J o h n B. C lelan d , of P o rt- an d G riffin bonded it to a m an by
c a u se d by
th e
proposed ra ilro a d p rep o sse ssin g “ w itc h ,” w hose “ B ub-
--------------- -— s------------
■ c o n tin u e th e "b a c k to n a tu r e ” ap-
tr e a s u r e r ;
J a m e s F. th e nam e of H a rm e s fo r $20 ,0 0 0 ,
s tr ik e , G o v e rn o r O lcott h a s m ad e no hie, b u bble, toil an d tro u b le ” c h a n t, GRAN TS PASS
) pe a ran c e of L ith ia p a rk .
T h e elk deal of th e w a te rlo g g ed la n d s a re lan d , g ra n d
su
sc
e
p
tib
le
to
re
c
la
m
a
tio
n
by
d
r
a
in
­
R obinson, of P o rtla n d , g ra n d re-1 w ho sh ipped a c a r of o re in 1910 to
s ta te m e n t c o n c e rn in g w h a t o r g a n iz a - ! a s sh e s tir re d
th e
“ hom e b re w ”
BU D G ET A P P R O V E D a rriv e d th is m o rn in g by m o to r tru c k
tio n th e s ta te m ay p e rfe c t to ta k e ! ( c id e r ) , w as a re a l th r ill.
---------- -
! from E u g en e, w h e re i t was one of a g e a n d soil m a n a g e m e n t, a n d can c o rd e r; W illiam W a llac e Y oungson, th e T acom a s m e lte r w hich assay ed
to th e ton. Oil th e s tre n g th of
c a re o f tra n s p o rta tio n a n d p ro te c t!
As th e g u e sts le ft th e room th e y
GRANTS PASS, O r., Oct. 25.— A th e H e n d ric k s p a rk h e rd , a n d now be b ro u g h t in to p ro fita b le p roduc- of P o rtla n d , • g ra n d p re la te ; H. L. $35
tio
n
.'
H
e
n
d
e
rso
n
,
of
A
sto
ria
,
g
ra
n
d
s
ta
n
d
-
¡
th
is
he
raise d c a p ita l in th e east and
p ro p e rty .
w ere each p re se n te d w ith a H allow - b u d g e t of $54,560 fo r th e co m in g j j8 one of th e elk tr io iu th e p a rk
Six
Types
of
W
et
Land
a rd b e a re r; F . A. In m a n , of B ak er, s ta r te d activ e
d e v e lo p m en t
w o rk .
“ If th e r e is a n e m e rg e n c y ,” said e ’en cap, w hich
w as to be w orn y e a r h a s been a p p ro v e d by th e c ity J P a r k C o m m issio n er S m ith issued
T h e p re s e n t ta x levy o f 22 a w a rn in g th is m o rn in g to n a re n ts
N<>t m ° re th&n S,X ty p es o f w et) g ra n d sw o rd b e a re r; A. P. Davis, of Deu to fin a n c ia l irr e g u la ritie s , how-
th e g o v e rn o r, “ we ex pect to be p re ­ th ro u g h o u t th e re m a in d e r o t th e eve- council
. .
......................6
p
’ i lan d s h av e been
u n c o v e re d by th e j M arsh field , g ra n d w a rd e n ; G eorge e v er, th e m ine re v e rte d to H a ff a n d
p a re d to m e e t it. F u r th e r th a n th a t ning.
m ills was a lso raise d 1
m ill. P u r-j s ta tin g th a t a ll c h ild re n sh o u ld be
soil
survey*
w
ork,
w hich is now e ix -jW . D unn, of A sh lan d , g ra n d cap- G riffin u n d e r th e b o n d in g a r r a n g e ­
I do n o t c a re to p u t o u t a n y s ta te ­
T he scene w as a m e rry one. a n d ch ase of a new chem ical tru c k a n d k e p t aw ay fro m th e elk pen.
te
n
th
s
co
m
p
lete,
and
c h e m ic a l; ta in of th e g u a rd s.
m en t.
In 1915 H aff a n d G riffin
m ent a b o u t w hat
is
going to be every one w as u n a n im o u s in declar-1 th e u p k e e p of p a rk s a r e held resp o n -i
T he a n im a l w as p u rc h a se d by, th e
a
n
a
ly
se
s
o
f
th
e
se
types
have
b
e
e
n
:
---------------------------------
in
s
ta
lle
d
a fifte e n -to n B eers m ill a n d
d o n e .”«
ing th ey h ad had th e tim e of th e ir ! sib le fo r th e in c re a se o f th e ta x i0Cal E lk s ’ lodge a f t e r th e city c o u n ­
w
orked
o
u
t
by
th
e
s
ta
tio
n
d
e
p
a
rt-!
T
h
e
coracle,
o
r
sk
in
b
o
at,
u
se
d
by
¡m
ille
d
a
n
d p la te d se v e ra l h u n d re d
S h o u ld th e
n ecessity
a ris e th e lives.
M rs. N. B ates a n d J . McCoy lc \y . A sp ecial electio n w ill be h eld cil h ad re fu s e d to m a k e the- p u r-
m
en
t
of
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
c
h
e
m
istry
,
th
e
a
n
c
ie
n
t
B
rito
n
s,
fra
m
ed
o
t
to
n
s
of
o
re
w hich p la te d $20 to $40
g o v e rn o r w ould h av e
th e n a tio n a l w ere
prize w in n e rs.— A D elig h ted N ovem ber 17 to p ro v id e fo r th e pav- ch a se on re c o m m e n d a tio n of th e p a rk
T
hese
an
a
ly
se
s,
to
g
e
th
e
r
fith
field
w
ick
erw
o
rk
and
covered
w
ith
hides,
p
e
r
to
n
.
T
h e re h a s been b etw een
g u a rd a t his d isp o sal. In a d d itio n , G uest.
iu g of a b o u t h a lf a m ile of th e Pa- ¡com m ission.
tria ls on tiled la n d s c a rrie d by th e still su rv iv e on th e riv e rs of W ales 1,500 an d 2,000 feet o f tu n n e l w o rk
th e r e a re in th e s ta te h u n d r e d of
cific h ig h w ay ly in g w ith in th e city
soils
d e p a rtm e n t, serv e a s a g u id e a n d w e stern Ire la n d , w h ere th e f is h -¡d o n e on th e p ro p e rty a n d , a c c o rd in g
a u to m o b ile s a n d m o to r tru c k s ow ned
Tw o-thlr< ti of a ll th e coal m in ed I lim its. U nless th e people o f th e city
In the Faroe islands women still
b y t h e s ta te , th e c o u n tie s, c itie s a n d j in th e U nited S ta te s is used fdr gen- a u th o riz e th e p ro je c t a gap In th e use a rude spinning wheel Introduced as to th e p ra c tic a b ility of m o st w e tie r m e n c o n sid e r it th e s a fe s t c ra f t to re p o rts , o re ru n n in gas h ig h a s
la n d s of th e valley.
, fo r sto rm y w e a th e r.
$3,000 p e r to n h a s been ta k e n o u t.
pchool d is tr ic ts ..
e ra tln g pow er.
j h ig h w a y w ill re m a in .
from Scotland in 1871.
Lumber Business
Makes Gains In
Western Oregon
|C. of C. Reports
Winter Fair To
Help Industries
SALE RESTRAINED
IE
J.
Lone Pine Mine
Is Purchased By
Medford Man
Prepared’ Says
Olcott Regards
Railroad Strike
P. 0. E. Buys
Elk For City;
Arrives Today