I
f* t
A
shland climate,
without the
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 fac t.
(International News Wire Service)
&
VOLUME
3
ALARIA germs cannot survive
1 « th re e m o u th s in th e ric h ozone
a t A sh lan d . T he p u re do m estic w a te r
helps.
NO. 41
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1921
(Successor to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, Voi. 43 )
AUTHORITY OF R. R. BOARD CHALLENGED
cm is m m
'Golden Goose’
Is KUled For
Sunday Dinner
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-S- 26.— W h en
M rs. Jo e
M oore,
* p ro p rie tre s s of a local tr a n s f e r
i <?• office, w as d re ssin g a goose fo r
<•> S u n d a y d in n e r, she fo u n d th re e
«6» sm a ll gold n u g g e ts in th e fow l’s
<$> crop.
T he
goose .had been
CITY COUNCIL R E FE R S O FFE R
I <$> p enned m th e M oore y a rd , on
OF' R E A R S TO P A R K C O M M IS -^
w est b a n k o f L in k riv e r, fo r
SIO N ;
PROPERTY
O W NERS;^, jjv e w eeks
\
je w e le r w ho
CLAIM LOCAL
BLACKSMITH §> te ste d th e n u g g e ts sa id th e re
SHOP IS NUISANCE AND IN S A N -1 <$► w as no d o u b t th a t th ey w ere
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gold.
ITARY.
i
S am ples of d irt from th e y a rd
<•> w ere p a n n e d , b u t so fa r no fu r-
“ I t ’s a b e a r ! ” m ay soon be th e
t h e r disco v ery h as ben re p o rt-
e x c la m a tio n of L ith ia p a rk p icn ic k ■?> ed. Tw o of th e n u g g e ts w ere
e rs.
In fa c t, th e m ay o r of G ra n ts I
slig h tly
s m a lle r
th a n
rice
P a ss a v e rs th a t tw o b e a rs — w oolly <•> g ra in s. T he o th e r w as a little
la rg e i.
b ro w n cu b s— is A s h la n d ’s p ro p e r a l
lo tm e n t.
[
A t th e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e city I
c o u n cil la s t n ig h t th e city d a d s le ft;
th e fa te of tw o b e a rs, o ffe re d to th e
c ity fre e of c h a rg e by th e city of
G ra n ts P a ss, to th e d isc re tio n of th e
p a r k com m ission. T he d ecision w as
re a c h e d a f te r
g ra v e d e lib e ra tio n s ,
d u r in g w hich tim e M ayor L am k in
s a t w ith u p lifte d gavel re a d y to q u e ll
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w ith th e tria l of th e civil a c tio n of
th e case of th e T a le n t Irr ig a tio n d is
tr ic t v e rsu s Ed H u g h es, fo r co n d e m
n a tio n of a dam site.
T he e n tire
a fte rn o o n w as d e v o te d to . th e In
sp ectio n of th e dam site by th e j u r y . ,
T h e iir s t c rim in a l case w ill be
t h a t of
th e
s ta te
v e rsu s Ja m e s ,
( “ S h in e “ ) E d w a rd s, in d ic te d fo r vio-i
T he A sh lan d h ig h school s tu d e n t ; la tio n of th e p ro h ib itio n law s, a n d
» "•« «
« » s ttn a te i w as exp ected to be c alled e a rly th is
E d w a rd s
faces
tw o
by M ayor L a m k in , G ra n ts P a s s r e - , F a m ily .' or “ A W o »man’s
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counts.
g a rd s L ith ia p a rk a s th e n a tu r a l ! th e h ig h school g y m n asiu m F rid a y
je s s e H ousley, a y o u n g m an in-i
ab o d e of a ll “ w ild th in g s ,” a n d « « -¡e v e n in g , N ovem ber 4, 1921.
d ieted for th e possession a n d m an u -l
p ecially b e a rs.
It w as s ta te d t h a t 1 T be CQmedy ls an a n_ata r play of fa c tu re of liq u o r, w as a rra ig n e d and
High School io
Present 2 Plays
November 4th
»-
** *
I h av e Jh st been w o n d erin g
w h e th e r " th e sp e cta cle of a daily
n e w sp a p e r s y s te m a tic a lly ro a s tin g
th e s e c re ta ry of th e c h a m b e r of
c o m m e rc e ," a s M r. M oses p u ts it,
is as good a d v e rtis e m e n t fo r peo
ple to s e ttle h e re ” a s th e sp e cta cle
of Moses p u b lis h in g in E n d e rs
M edford a d ju n c t t h e s ta te m e n t
th a t a poor, in n o c e n t, tr u s tin g old
m an ,
Mr.
W iu b u rn , w as “ ex
p lo ite d ” by som e of th e lea d in g
m en o f th e to w n, w h e n h e cam e
h e re in good f a ith to m a k e a
$ 2 0 0,600 investm ent-
A grave
q u e stio n a ris e s in my m in d as to
w h e th e r such a d v e rtis in g is lik ely
to be “ good to in d u c e p eo p le to
s e ttle h e re , or i« a good a d v e r
tis e m e n t fo r th e m to go w h e re
h a rn id n ? -p te x a ils,” o r, a t le a s t,
w h ere h o n e sty prevails,
I p u t it up to th e fa ir-m in d e d
people of A sh lan d , w h ich is th e
b e st a d v e rtis e m e n t fo r th e to w n
T h is is su g g e ste d by th e follow
ing c o m m u n ic a tio n a d d re s s e d to
H az K ik :
“ ‘C o n sisten cy ,
th o u
a rt
je w e l.’ I ’ll te ll th e w orld M oses,
a s an a d v e rtis e r,
is a sc re a m .
A fte r a tte m p tin g to g et to th e
work* ( th r o u g h th e lim ite d c irc u
la tio n of E n d e r s ’ e d itio n
of
M edford p a p e r) a co u p le of col
u m n s a lle g in g th e te r r ib le g r a f t
ing by A sh lan d of a p o o r, in n o
c e n t, tr u s tin g old m a n , he a t
te m p ts to b a n ish fro m th e c ity th e
e d t o r of A s h la n d ’s only n e w sp a
per b ecau se he p u b lish e d th e p ri
v a te sc ra p b e tw e e n h im se lf an d
th e s e c re ta ry o f th e c h a m b e r oi
com m erce.
“ Of co u rse, som e people a ro u n c
h e re do n o t ta k e M oses’ te a r fu
plea very se rio u sly , b u t ju s t s h ru g
th e ir s h o u ld e rs a n d g u rg le som e
th in g a b o u t ‘An e x p lo ite r exploit
e d .’ H ow ever, if you w gre a p ro s
pectivc »esident o ' A sh la n d no«'
w o u k i.i't you
ju s t th in k , wel
'S e c re ta rie s m ay co m e a n d secre
ta r ie s m ay go, b u t L ith ia flow s on
’o re v e r.’ A nyw ay, u n til you h e a rd
th e re p o rt of M oses t h a t you d a re
n o t t» k e o u t y o u r p o ck etb o o k in
A sh lan d
u n less
you
had
an
a rm e d g u a rd .
“ONLOOKER.’
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<$> a w a itin g th e a rr iv a l of a n o th e r <$>
p la n e w ith a su p p ly of g aso lin e
¡i<3>,for h is e n g in e w hen th e p lan e ♦
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L E E Q U E R IE S R IG H T OF' LABOR
BOARD TO STO»’ S T R IK E ; LA
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LEADER
LATIONS
OF
CHARGES
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CISIONS BY RA ILROA DS.
* b ro k e its m o o rin g s a n d d rifte d
h u n d re d s of m iles o u t in to th e
i> G ulf of Mexico, w h ere it was
By G E O R G E R . HOLM ES
:
picked up by th e A llegheny.
BIRM ING HA M . ALA., Oct. 26—
one of th e fo u r n av al vessels
<$> o rd e re d to sea in s e a rc h of th e
S tra ig h t in to th e h e a rt of th e d e m o
m issin g a v ia to rs . T he s e a p la n e
c ra tic s o u th w ith its m illio n s of ne-
<?> in w hich th e m en w ere to ssed
P
H
a rd
e t to-
g ro e s ,
r i re
e a s i id
u e e n n t t .
iim
u u in i f g ,
i cam
.a n ic
v
,
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,
,
.
a b o u t was tow ed to p o rt and Is
day w ith a fra n k a n d s tir r in g ines-
sage d e a lin g w ith th e race p ro b le m .,
T he tim e h as p a sse d , th e p resi-
_
_________ _
d e n t sa id , w hen th e p ro b le m of
race is of c o n cern only to th e s o u th , i
h I A s i/Y 0 C
or even to th e U n ited S ta te s.
It K F - C K a ll LO UyC
W ASHINGTON. D. C „ Oct. 26.—
<»> A v irtu a l ch allen g e of th e a u th o rity
of t h e
U nited
•>
S ta te s railw a y la
J>
bo r b o a r d
to
•
o rd e r th e t h r e a t
♦
ened r a i l w a v
,
s tr ik e off or even
«>
to in v e s tig a te th e
,
s trik e w as h u rle d
a t th e b o a rd by
P re s id e n t L ee, of
th e B ro th erh o o d
of R ailw ay T r a in
m en, a t th e first
session
of
th e
Í
. .KJ ;
ra il s trik e “ peace
'c o n fe re n c e " h ere today.
P re sid e n t Lee in tim a te d t h a t th e
! b io th e rh o o d s a re w illing to a(|m it
O. O. F
R e b e k a h lodges, I.
i. w.
* ., •. of;
— . (he la b o r b o a rd ’s a u th o rity to in te r
d is tric t No. 12, held th e ir c o n \e n tio n veng -n a c o u t ro v ersv te ste d in th e
a t G len d ale, O r., O cto b er 20, 1921 •'
rt.
; w h e n SMalon o „en ed T „ esd ay
•
„ o s s ^ x a n t in a l ln n n t
| , n g „ 1 0 ;J 0 we
a m c a g e ^
Elect Officers At
Disi. Convention
h as now becom e a w orld pro b lem ,
he sa id , a n d he s u g g e ste d t h a t it
can be b e st d e lt w ith by rec o g n iz
ing th e s e fu n d a m e n ta ls :
1.
T h a t th e n e g ro be acco rd ed
e q u a l o p p o rtu n itie s of p o litic a l, b u s
iness an d e d u c a tio n and,
T h a t th e r e be a b s o lu te diver-
gence ra c ia lly a n d so cially e ach
ra c e w ith i t . own t r a d i ti o n .. Id e a l.,
etc,
„™ , i.„ , '
th e Se,' “ ' ' IS 111,1683
‘ '’e ' “ hel; th a t th e railw ay lab o r b o a rd might
‘S u „ re ly
„ ,” . sa id l h . th e , P ”
¡ “ ’ 'o u r c h a irm a n . S is te r P erozzi, ol
,-allroad
we , h a ll g a in n o th in g by b lin k in g | H ope ,od g e No. H . A shland, w hich
„ h e d n le d
to r S u n d a y .
a t th e fac ts, by re fu s in g to give p re v e n te d h e r a tte n d in g th e c o n v e n -, called Qf.
th o u g h t to th em .
T h a t is not th e tio n . S is te r P e a rl, of M edford, o u r
L ee m ade th e r a th e r s ta r tlin g ad-
A m erican way of a p p ro a c h in g such vice c h a irm a n , filled th e c h a ir.
] m ission th a t th e em ployes of t h ir
iss u e s .”
A fte r a s h o rt b u sin e ss sessio n .;
teen ro ad s, all u n ion, h a d decided
P re aitta n t H a rd in g spoke to r. I c o n v e n t|o n a d jo u rn e d to r lunch a t I
great a u d ie n c e o t S o n th w e a te rn e rs .! 1 2 :3 (, a n d reconvened a t 1 :3 » for;
s t 0 „e, c h ie f of th e B roth-
g a th e re d in C ap lto P a rk a t th e cele-
. „ e r n o o n session. T eh R e b e k a h ;
o(
En„ ne e r .,
b r a u o n of B irm in g h am .
fiftie th ,od g es a n sw e re d roll ra il a n d th re e
e(1 (h a t ,
b irth d a y .
H is speech follow ed a v isito rs.
E le ctio n an d a p p o in tm e n t > ,
‘v io lated th e d ecisions of th is hoard
p a ra d e th ro u g h th e city, a n d his i of o ffic e rs for th e e n su in g y e a r re
and h a v e n ’t been c alled to a n sw e r
speech d elt w ith th e in d u s tria l s o u th | su ite d as follow s:
W hy?”
an d its p ro b lem s. -
C h a irm a n of th e co n v en tio n . S is te t
T he a c cu sa tio n
m ad e by S tone
. “ Men o! both ra c e s .” c o n tin u e d ; P e a rl, of M edford, O live lo«*?e No.
, cau sed a trem enctoua o u tb u rs t of a p
th e p re s id e n t, m ay w ell s ta n d u n - ‘ 28; vice c h a irm a n . S iste r C ornell, oi'
p lau se from th e lab o r r e p re s e n ta
co m p ro m isin g ly a g a in s t every sug- G len d ale M o u n ta in e er lodge No. 149;
tives.
g estion Ot' social e q u a lity . It w ould ; s e c re ta ry , E m ily W hing, of A sh lan d ,
he h elp fu l to have th a t w ord ‘e q u a l-I Hope lodge No. 14; m a rs h a l. S iste r
GRAM * JU R Y ASKS
ity ’ e lim in a te d from th is co n sitO ra- F ick, of Ja c k so n v ille , R u th lo d g e
H O LD O V E R ; FA ILS
tio n ; to have it accep ted on b o t h N o . 4; c o n d u c to r. S is te r B e rth a E.
TO FINISH WORK
sides th a t th is is n ot a q u e stio n o ; '1 \d a m s . Bold H ill. A m e th y st lodge
social e q u a lly b u t a q u e stio n of rec- No. 97; c h a p la in , S iste r B u rk h a rt,
ogn izin g a fu n d a m e n ta l, e te rn a l a n d , of R ogue R iver, Live Oak lodge No.
M EDFORD . O r.. Oct. 26. — T he
198; g u a rd s . S iste r H o ld rld g e , of g ra n d j ury ta ile d
to c o m p lete its
in escap ab le d iffe re n c e.
“ P o litic a lly
and
eco n o m ically . T a le n t, an d S iste r N orcross, of Cen- w ork ¡a s t week a n d h a s a d jo u rn e d
th e re need he no occasion fo r g re a t tr a l P o in t.
S essio n adjournted » t te m p o ra rily , a fte r
filin g a re p o rt
a n d p e rm a n e n t d iffe re n tia tio n , fo r 4 :3 0 .
'
¡w ith th e c o u rt re q u e stin g th a t they
lim ita tio n s of th e in d iv id u a l’s op-
A t 6 :3 0 a b a n q u e t7 was s p re a d fo r be a n OWed to hold over th is term ,
p o rtu n ity , p rovided th a t on b o th j th e o ffic ers a n d
m em b ers of th e
-p|,e r e pOr t is as follow s:
sides th e re sh a ll be rec o g n itio n of : co n v en tio n , T he ta b le s w ere b eau - ..To th e H o n o rab le F. M. C alk in s,
th e a b s o lu te d iv e rg e n c e in th in g s ; tifu lly an d
a rtis tic a lly
d e c o ra te d
C irc u it Ju d g e :
w ith e m b lem s a n d flo w ers in pink.
social and rac ial.
"W e, th e g ra n d ju ry , resp e c tfu lly
“ I w ould say le t th e b lac k m an g reen an d w hite -C om m ittee.
rep o rt to th e c o u rt th a t a t v ario u s
v o te w hen he is fit to v o te; pro-
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tim es since
our
a p p o in tm e n t we
h ib it th e w h ite m an v o tin g w hen he $H),O<M« DAMAGF3 IMINE BY
have
c o n d u cted
in v e stig a tio n s of
is u n f it to vote.
FL O R ID A H U R R IC A N E ; TAM PA i c e rta in m a tte rs we d eem ed to ho of
H A ITIA N S A B U SER ,
“ I w ish th e t r a d 'tio n o f th e solid
U N D ER TW O F E E T O F W A T E R im p o rta n c e to th e co u n ty , and bad
IN ADM ITTED;
, J
t a ,
________
j expected to co m plete o u r w ork on
MARINI’ OFFICER y fleinocratic so u th a n d th e tr a d i
tion of a solidly re p u b lic a n black
JA C K SO N V IL L E , F la., Oct. 26.— th ese m a tte rs th is w eek. H ow ever,
__ rac e m ig h t be b ro k e n up.
D am age d o n e by a h u rric a n e w hich a t th is re g u la r session of th e g ra n d
W ASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 26
In d ia c rlru lu a te k llliu k a n d ill tr e a t- ;
— >» «» • » «*• “ ">« » » « a . e p t F lo rid a y e ste rd a y w ill a m o u n t Ju ry , b e g in n in g Mon,Ary. O ctober 17.
su g g e ste d th a t A sh la n d could “ dig im p o rta n c e to th e p lo t. T he stoiv
T he cases com ing b e fo re th e p e tit
a cave a n d k eep th e b e a rs very n ic e - ! c e n te rs a ro u n d th e hom e life of Mr.
i ju ry a t th is te rm will he h e a rd in
ly .” A p p a re n tly fe a rin g th e r a v e n a n d M rs. H arw o o d , a n e w ly -m a rrie d
th e fo llow ing o rd e r:
o u s a p p e tite s of
th e
b e a rs w hen couple. T he sto ry is tr u e to life an d
B row n vs. N a tw ic k ; S ta te , vs. Ed-
th e y “ gro w ed u p ,” th e city d a d s d e w ill be well p re se n te d hv th e follow w arO s; D avis vs. O ffu t; S ta te vs.
m u rre d , lo o k ed w ith d o u b t upon th e ing c q st:
I W o lg a m o tt; S ta te B ank of T a le n t
Jo h n G aley, M a rg a re t C am pbell, vs. C la rk ; S ta te vs. G oodw in; Tou
m a tte r , a n d decid ed to place th e re-
sp o n sih ility on th e p a rk co m m issio n , ' G raint ’ Selby, M a rjo rie M cE lvaney,
V elle vs. F a rm
B u re a u ;
S ta te vs.
s ta tin g in th e form of a c o n v e n tio n a l i F aye Beebe, Lyle W e n tn e r.
E d w a rd s ; F in le y vs. Big B end M er-
fo o t n o te t h a t M r. B u tle r, p a rk co m
T his o n e -a c t com edy w ill play fifty c a n t j ,e C om pany; S te w a rt vs. B lito n ;
m issio n e r, h a d a t o n e tim e s e rio u sly ; m id u te s.
T h en
a
secojid on e-act
S ta te vs. W o lg a m o tt; J a rv is vs. Mc
o b je c te d to b e a rs in L ith ia p a rk .
! com edy. “ M rs. P a t a n d th e L a w ,” A dam s; S ta te vs. M a tth e w s; Jo n e s
A b ill fo r e le c tric w ire fo r $1,- w ill be p re s e n te d by E th e l P ow ell, vs. J o n e s; S ta te
vs. O w ings; Si-
D° r a n ’ M aFlan C° 8 tly ' P a l” ' n ionds M a u u fa c tru in g C om pany vs.
a f t e r p re s e n ta tio n by th e E lectric inu P lu m m e r.
S o u th e rn O regon L u m b e r C om pany;
lig h t d e p a rtm e n t.
T h e scene is a room In a te n e m e n t S ta te vs. K u b li; P u rd in vs. W a r
S ta tin g th a t a bill of $1,730.75 fla t. P o v e rty an d h a rd w ork is th e
m o th ; s ta te vs. O w ens; S h u ltz vs.
fo r in s ta lla tio n of c h lo rin a tio n p la n ts lo t of M rs. P a t, who h a s a w o rth le ss J a c k s o n v il,e S chooi D l8 tr,c t; 8ta>te
in A shland creek w as in excess of i hap p y -g o -lu ck y h u sb a n d a n ti a crip - vs. B lak eley ; D enny vs. W olf; S ta te
th e q u o te d price, th e city re c o rd e r pled son who is h e ir to th e slum life vs. W o lg a m o tt; (Jogue R iv e r V alley
w as a u th o riz e d by th e city council of a g r e a t city. T h ro u g h th e w ork C anal C om pany vs. B odge; S ta te vs.
to m ak e p a y m e n t of $1.692 for s u c h ¡ a n d c a re of a good
w om an who K u b li;
M ount V ernon
B ank vs.
work.
w orked in b e h a lf of poor people in M orse; S ta te vs H ousley, v io latio n
In a d iscu ssio n
th a t developed th e slu m s, s o m e th in g hap p en ed to p io h ib itio n law s; S ta te vs. Jo h n so n ,
c o n c e rn in g th e p re p a ra tio n of th e th e P a t fam ily. Com e anti see w h at
larcen y by em bezzlem ent.
c h lo rin a tio n
p la n ts. E a rl H o sie r.i !t w as an d how it cam e a b o u t.
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w a te r s u p e rin te n d e n t, s ta te d he d 'd
T hese plays a re given u n d e r th e ( - m p p jn j < t )URT
n o t believe th e use of w a te r-p u rifv - d ire c tio n of M iss L o e ta R o g ers, who
DEFERS THREE PLEAS
in g e q u ip m e n t w as n ecessary a t th is h as both ta k e n p a r t in a n d d ire c te d
FOR CITIZENSHIP
tim e o f th e ^ e ar. It w as p o in te d o u t i th em in p rev io u s p e rfo rm a n c e s. F o r
t h a t th e d a n g e r from im p u re w ater; th is rea so n th e
little th in g s th a t
M ED FO RD O r Oct 2 6 __ A nura-
ex iste d d u rin g th e fre sh e t p e r i o d of ¡m a k e th e d iffe re n c e betw een success feer q{ a p p lic a n ts ’ fo r n a tu ra llz a tio n
A sh la n d cre e k .
i a n d fa ilu re will be c a re fu lly looked p a p e rs a p p e a re d b e fo re J u d g e F. M.
“ Of c o u rs e ,” said Mr. H o sier, “ d lf-j a f te r and th e a u d ie n c e is ju s tifie d in C a lk in s in th e c irc u it c o u rt M onday
f e re n t c o n d itio n s ex ist now th a q a t lo o k in g fo rw a rd to an ev e n in g of a fte rn o o n , one of th em bein g H e n ry
a n y o th e r p rev io u s tim e. T ra v e l up firs t-c la s s e n te rta in m e n t.
S c h u 'tz , w ho, in resp o n se to w h a t
th e canyon h a s in cre ase d y e a rly a n d
in a d d itio n to th e tw o com edies
C(,-ls titu tio n
g u a ra n te e d , said ,!
th e r e h a s been m ore tra v e l th is y e a r th e h igh school o rc h e s tra w ill m ak e ‘ T he r ig h t to C h ristia n ity , p riv a te
th a n a t any tim e p re v io u s.”
its f irs t public
a p p e a ra n c e .
T he
ro p e rty a n d
u n io n la b o r.”
T he
C o u n cilm an S hinn o b jec ted to dis- o rc h e s tra is u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of ; r ..n t ing
of S c h u ftz ’s p lea was
de-
c o n tin u in g use of th e c h lo rin a tio n Miss L eona M a rste rs a n d to th e pres- ferre<j u n til
w itn esse s could be s e -'
p la n ts u n til an a n a ly sis of th e w a te r e n t tim e h a s been g iving a good ac- c u re d
H e wag born jn Qe rn ia n y
c o u ld be m ade. Mr. H osier w as r e - c o u n t of itse lf.
anH pnn,p
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y e a rs old. H e th o u g h t he w as a c iti
th e n a tiv e b,ack mPn vote ?o r d e m o c ra tic c a n - , to n)ore th a n $ i0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , a c co rd in g th e re was a la rg e n u m b e r of crim -
tio n on th e c o n d itio n of th e w a te r; HO T E L S E R V IC E P R A IS E D BY
zen a n d voted fo r y e a rs u n d e r th e m en t of H a itia n s by
.
tun
airguxt
m m - d id a te s , if th ey p re fe r th e d e m o - (t s ta te m e n ts m ad e h e re to d ay fob inal cases to com e b e fo re th e ju ry .
a t th e p re s e n t tim e b e fo re u n d e r
PROMINENT LODGE LEADERS im p re ssio n t h a t his fa th e r h ad ta k e n
o ffic ers a tta c h e d
to th e c ra tlc P ° llcy<Pn t a r i f f or ta x a tio n , o r j , ow ing a n in v e stig a tio n .
an d we have a t th is session re tu rn e d
g o in g th e p u rify in g
process, such
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o u t h is fin a l pap ers.
fo re ig n re la tio n s , o r w h a t n o t; a n d ,
q,be cj t rU8 g ro w ers a n n o u n c ed th a t e ig h te e n tru e bills and th re e n o t tru e
d a ta to be used as a tyusis fo r d e
C oupled w ith la u d a to ry re m a rk s
H. H. N oel, a n a tiv e of C an ad a, U n ited S ta te s m a rin e c o rp s w as a d w hen th ey w ill, vote th e rep u b lica n tb e daiUage to th e c itru s crop will bills, and In v estig a ted c e rta in o th e r
cision re g a rd in g th e c o n tin u e d o p e r
re g a rd in g A s h la n d ’s scenic b e a u ty , a p p lied fo r c itiz e n sh ip a n d his case m itte d by M ajo r T u r n e r of th e m a tic k e t fo r lik e reaso n s.
t o ta | 55,000,000 a n d th a t th e dam - m a tte rs w ith o u t a c tio n . T h is la rg e
a tio n of th e p la n ts th is w in te r.
th e d in in g room se rv ic e of th e H otel w as d e fe rre d by th e
co u rt tenipo- rin e co rp e b e fo re th e s e n a te com
“ W e c a n n o t go on as we have gone ag e te tb e city of T am pa is e s tim a t- a m o u n t of ro u tin e w ork m ad e it im-
T he expense of p u rc h a s in g a new I
in v e s tig a tin g c o n d itio n s In
A sliland was h ig h ly
p ra ise d a t a ra rily . T he in tric a c ie s of th e in iti- m itte e
for
m ore th a n h a lf a c e n tu ry , w ith ed
be a ¡¡ke a m o u n t.
'possible fo r th e g ra n d ju ry to com-
b o o k k e e p in g m a c h in e fo r th e city
lu n ch e o n given th e r e M onday a fte r- a tiv e a n d
re fe re n d u m
befuddleN H aiti.
th e w ork s ta rte d
one
g
re
a
t
section
of
o
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r
p
o
p
u
latio
n
.
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am
p
a
still
is
u
n
d
e
r
tw
o
fe
e
t
of
plete th is week
r e c o r d e r ’s office a t a c o st of $476.70 noon by th e W o m e n ’s B e n e fit associ- Noel, who
m o st of th e ;
M ai ° r T « m e r
re la te d
how one
an sw e re d
n
u
m
b
e
rin
g
a
s
m
an
y
people
as
th
e
w
a
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r
an
tj
t]ie
n
e
w
m
u
n
icip
al
te
r
-
som
e
tim
e
ago.
w ill be paid jo in tly by th e w a te r a n d
m a n of th e m a rin e c o rp s w as accused
a tlo n of th e M accabee lo d g e in h o n o r q u e stio n s freely.
e n tire p o p u latio n of som e sig n ific a n t m jn a |g a re se rio u sly d a m a g e d .
“ I t will p ro b ab ly re q u ire a week
e le c tric lig h t ’d e p a rtm e n ts a n d w ill of M rs. E m m a
B. W ilk in so n , su-
T he c o u rt s ta te d t h a t c itiz e n s for- j of h a v in g n in e te e n H a itia n p riso n -
c
o
u
n
trie
s
of
E
u
ro
p
e
,
s
e
t
off
from
T
itu
sv
ille
is
re
p
o
rte
d
to
h
av
e
suf-
at
least to c o m p lete th is w ork, and
n o t he paid from th e g e n e ra l fu n d , p rem e se n tin e l of th e o rd e r, a n d m erly w ere n a tu ra liz e d w ith a few e rs
a n d b u rie d by a firin g
re
a
l
c
o
n
trib
u
tio
n
to
so
lv
in
g
o
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na-
fered
heav
ily
,
a
lth
o
u
g
h
th
e
d
a
m
a
g
e
in
view of th e la rg e c rim in a l docket
a c c o rd in g to a d ecision of th e c o u n M rs. P a u lin e
M oore
R iley, s ta te c a su a l re m a rk s a b o u t th e w e a th e r «Quad of th e n a tiv e g e n d a rm e rie ,
tio n a l issues, b ecau se of a div isio n bpre js sn gh t.
a t th is term of th e c irc u it c o u rt, of
cil.
an d th e fish in g , b u t th a t th e w a f
c o m m a n d e r of th e a sso c ia tio n .
o’ rac? lin e s.”
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1 c o u rse it will be im p ra c tic a b le fo r
A lleg in g th a t th e c o rru g a te d iro n
T he ta b le s w ere d e c o ra te d w ith had ta u g h t “ th e c o u n try m an y b it- GUARI' KILLED
T
he
p
re
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w
a
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his
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l’MF'IEIzD
IMPROVES;
g ra n d ju ry to be in session d u r-
b u ild in g on N o rth P io n e e r a v e n u e
sm ilax? P l a ^ te r lesso n s.’ ’an d t h a t th e p u rp o se
BY MAIL T H IE F ;
re d c a rn a tio n s a n d
t h a t th e so u th m u st do so m e th in g
W IL I A PPEA R MONDAY
te rm , or, a t le a st, it w ould
betw een North Main and C streets, c a rd s a n d fav o rs w ere used.
LOfKF OF SS^.OOO
D u r- no-v w as to a & ie re to th e ru le th a t
• e d u c a tio n a lly fo r th e n e g ro and n o t
FOI! SEN TEN C E w ork a h a rd s h ip on th e o ffic ers who
now occupied by a b la c k s m ith s h o p ,'
( ing th e lu n ch eo n
h o u r th e la d ie s all a p p lic a n ts be w ell v ersed in th e
m
ak
e
its
b
lack
p
o
p
u
latio
n
“
a
v
ast
_______
w ould h av e to a s sis t th is ju ry .
is b o th in s a n ita ry a n d u n sig h tly , a w e re e n te r ta in e d by m u sic a l solos c a rd in a l p rin c ip le s of th is g o vern-
SAN FRANCISCO, C a lit, Oct. 26.! i re s e rv o ir of ig n o ra n c e to be d ra in e d
“ W e believe th e m a tte rs we h av e
,
RO
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,
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r.,
O
ct.
26.—
Dr.
R.
p e titio n s ig n e d by p ro p e rty o w n e rs
— Frank Adams, postal guard, was
by Mrs. M abel Ja co b s, ac co m p a n ie d m en t.
aw
ay
by
th
e
processes
of
im
m
ig
ra
-
B
ru
m
fie
ld
,
cd
n
v
icted
of
m
u
rd
e
r
v
et
to c o m p lete a re of su ffic ie n t irn-
I n th a t v icinity an d re q u e s tin g t h a t
Miss J u lia H a rtm a n n , a n a tiv e ofi sh o t a n d k ille d by a lo n e b a n d it w ho
by Miss F in n e ra n .
tion
to
o
th
e
r
se
c
tio
n
s."
in
,
be
t
}rgt
d
e
g
re
e
fo
r
th
e
k
illin
g
of
p
o
rta
n c e to ju s tify o u r h o ld in g over
t h e b u ild in g be rem oved w as p re s e n t-;
M rs. W ilk in so n , w ho a rriv e d fro m G erm an y , a p p lied
fo r
c itiz e n sh ip held up th e ferry p oetofflce early
T he g ro w in g in q k istrialism of th e jje n n {s R u ssell, an d who a tte m p te d th is te rm , as m uch a s we w ould lik e
e d to th e council. T h e m a tte r w a s | p o r t H u ro n Mich an d Mrg R iley p a p e rs a n d h e r a p p lic a tio n w as also today and eecapeO w ith a bag of
s o u th , he sa id , will n o t p e rm it th is
confm jt su icid e by c u ttin g h is, to be rele ase d fro m th e (duties we
• r e f e r r e d to th e s a n ita ry c o m m itte e ; sp o k e a t an a fte rn o o n a n d e v e n in g d e fe rre d . M iss H a rtm a n n w as som e- re g is te re d m ail.
¡ if th e so u th ls tfc c o n tin u e to pros- tb r o a t w k b goid ta k e n from b rid g e - a re try in g to p e rfo rm .
i o r in v e stig a tio n .
m e e tin g a t th e lodge room s.
w h a t frig h te n e d , a n d h e r em p lo y er
Adam s, on duty "for th e first tim e
p e r.
’
w ork on his te e th , is im p ro v in g . I t
“ W e have no o th e r re p o rt to m ak e
M rs. A.
R.
G regory, p ro p e rty
______________________s ta te d sh e w as well in fo rm e d , b u t a
as guard, endeavor«»* to draw a gun
In
sp
e
a
k
in
g
of
e
d
u
c
a
tio
n
,
th
e
pres-
ja
expected
th
a
t
th
e
p
ris
o
n
e
r
w
ill
be
a
t
th is tim e.
o w n e r n e a r th e
a lle g ed n u isa n c e ,
and w as shot down. T b e value of the
H oneycom bs m ad e of a lu m in u m , poor w itness.
id
e
n
t
said
he
had
no
sy
m
p
a
th
y
w
ith
a
b
je
to
a
p
p
e
a
r
M
onday
fo
r
se
n
te
n
c
e
,
“
R e sp e c tfu lly s u b m itte d ,
c h a rg e d t h a t th e b la c k sm ith b u ild -
I secu rities in * th e sack has not been
J lig h tly c o ated w ith beesw ax, h a v e i
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“ h alf-bilked a ltr u is m ”
t h a t w ould w hlchf a c c o rd in g to law . w ill be
"JOHN W. ELDEN,
Jng a n d sto re ro o m w ere in su ch C09- been aucce8gfuUy uged by
z ea.
C o ttag e G rove— W o o d a rd m ill re- determ ined, but w ill probably be be
‘Foreman of the Grand Jury.”
d
e
a
th
by
h
a
n
g
in
g
,
tw een $36,000 and U 0 .0 0 0 .
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sum ea operations.
' la n d a p ia ris ts .
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