n
ALAHIA germ s cannot survive
th re e m o n th s in th e ric h ozone
a t A sh lan d . T h è’ p u re d o m estic w a te r
helps.
9HLAND clim ate, w ith ou t the
»id of m ed ic in e , cure» n in e
case» o u t of ten of a s th m a . T h is is
a p ro v en fac t.
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(International Hews Wire Service)
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VOLUME
3
ASHL
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
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NO. 51
EGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 192 1
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■.J.___ I J - J g 'i __________ J.— . . J I A 1.
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UNIONISM BARRED IN W. VA. COAL FIELDS
L
Hallowe’en Is
Observed; Many
‘Spook’ Parties
&
American Legion Holds
Third Annual Convention
T o n ig h t is th e n ig h t of n ig h ts
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<§> a ir of m y ste ry to th is e v e n in g ’s
<•> ev en ts, a n d d o in g t h a t a r e su p - <$>
<S> posed to " p a s s a ll u n d e rs ta n d - <§>
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OLD VETERAN FRUIT RAISER,
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O b se rv atio n
of H a llo w e ’e n
s ta r te d F rid a y o f la s t w eek w ith
sev eral school a n d c h u rc h p a r-
ties. M any A sh la n d h o m es a re
p la n n in g “ spook p a rtie ls” fo r
th is e v e n in g fo r th e b e n e fit of
b o th y o u n g a n d old g e n e ra tio n s.
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In lin e w ith p a st c o n tin u e d e ffo rts
to su p p ly A sh lan d n e w sp a p e r r e a d
ers w ith a ll th e local new s every
w eek d ay, th e T id in g s lias a u g u -
m en te d its new s g a th e rin g force by
th e a d d itio n of a re p o rte r, O. H.
B a rn h ill, w ho a ssu m e d h is d u tie s
SWEEPING INJUNCTION ISSUED
th is m o rn in g .
Mr. B a rn h ill is a n ex p erien ced
BY JUDGE ANDERSON ACTS AS
n e w sp a p e r m an , h a v in g in th e p a s t ,
HINDRANCE TO “CHECK OFF”
been em ployed on th e C o rv allis G az
METHODS.
e tte a n d as a c o rre s p o n d e n t of P o rt-
i la n d n ew sp a p e rs. H e h a s a t v a rio u s
tim es been a sp ecial c o rre sp o n d e n t
i fo r th e Tickings, a n d is w ell a c q u a in t-
j ed in th is city w h e re he lived fo r
se v era l y e a rs p rio r to his re c e n t re s i
dence in C o rv allis. Mr. B a rn h ill re
UNION L E A D E R S CLAIM D E C R E E
tu rn e d fro m C o rv allis a few w eeks
IS BODY BLOW TO ORGANIZED
ago w ith th e in te n tio n of m a k in g his
LABOR, B I T W IT H O U T P O W E R
hom e here.
I TO DESTROY.
INJ
ORGANIZED LABOR
HARD HIT BY BLOW
LOCAL EXHIBITORS
RECORD A P P L E CROP; FO U R
A C R E S 15-Y E A R T R E E S P R O -
0. H. Barnhill
Joins Tidings
News Force
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IN D IA N A PO LIS, In d ., Oct. 31.—
fro m th e ir b e lts, A sh la n d o rc h a rd ie ts -$>
A sw eeping in ju n c tio n b a rrin g th e
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r e tu r n e d fro m th e co u n ty a p p le show
U nited S ta te s M ine W o rk e rs of
a t M edford fe e lin g w ell s a tis fie d
______________________
A m erica from s p re a d in g unio n ism in
w ith th e o u tc o m e of th e c o n te s t.
th e coal fjeld s of W est V irg in ia , dls-
T h e ju d g in g w as d o n e F rid a y , last-
s i
-
, o rg an iz ed
fo r
th e
p a st se v e ra l
in g u n til la te in th e n ig h t. M. E .
m o n th s by civil s trife a n d o u tr ig h t
L ed by J. O. R igg, a n d c h a p e ro n e d w a r fa re , w as issued to d ay by J u d g e
R o o t, C. C. L em m on a n d P ro f. F . C.
by .P ro f. W ilson, a sco re of E p w o rth A nderson in th e U nited S ta te s c o u rt
R e im e r m a rk in g th e sc o re c a rd s.
L e a g u e m em b e rs m o to re d to G ra n ts b e re to d ay . T he in ju n c tio n p ra c tic -
T h e re w ere p la te d isp la y s a n d sin g le
P a ss S a tu rd a y e v e n in g to a s s is t in a „ y k ills t he so-called “ check o ff”
la y e rs in d isp la y boxes.
d e d ic a tin g th e new E p w o rth L e a g u e Sygtein in th e c e n tr a l c o m p e titiv e
A lb e rt Jo h n s o n , v e te ra n A sh lan d
! social h a ll a t t h a t place.
B ishop f ie jd
%
o r c h a r d is t, in h is e ig th ie th y e a r, w as
K LA M A TH F A L L S , O r., Oct. 31.
J
S
h
e
p
a
rd
w
as
th
e
re
a
n
d
all
w
e
n
t
m
er-
T
he
in
ju
n
c
tio
n
a
p
p lie s to v irtu a lly
re p re s e n te d w ith big d isp la y s of De — A c h a n g e is sc h ed u le d to ta k e
ry as a m a rria g e hell, save w hen th e a ll of th e In d ia n a m ine o p e ra to rs us-
licio u s, G olden D elicious, K in g D a
p lace in th e m a n a g e m e n t of th e local
1 A sh lan d b a s k e t h all a n d volley b all ing th e “ check o f t” system by w hich
v id , N ew tow n, B a n a n a a n d B ell
d iv isio n of th e C alifo rn ia -O re g o n
i te a m s w ent dow n in d e fe a t, th e th ey collect th e m in e rs ’ dues. T he
flo w e r a p p le s, w in n in g f ir s t on th e
P
o
w
er
com
pany
a
b
o
u
t
th
e
firs
t
of
¡sc o re s s ta n d in g 8 to 12 a n d 8 to 14 decree, w hich in union c irc le s is de-
th re e v a rie tie s f ir s t n a m e d ; a lso sec
! in fav o r of th e Jo se p h in e c o u n ty c la re d to be a body blow to o rg a n iz e d
ond on K in g D avid, of w hich va- th e y e a r, it is a n n o u n c e d , w hen J. C.
¡p la y e rs . T he G ra n ite C ity b all toss- la b o r ,” will .e m b a r ra s s b u t n o t de-
rie ty tw o boxes w e re show n. F ir s t > T hom pson, d iv ision m a n a g e r fo r
AJmirdJ Coon* ""-’ fût*»-».] CttMsUc
j e r s p u t up a p lu ck y fig h t, b u t th e ir stro y th e m in e rs,” it was s ta te d by
p re m iu m s w ere a lso w on by th is ex- m o re th a n a y e a r p a s t, w ill r e tu r n
FAMOUS MEN OF WORLD WAR
o p p o n e n ts w ere on a fa m ilia r floor, u n lo n le a d e rs w hen th ey le a rn e d of
h ib ito r on p la te s of D elicious an d
PERIO D WHO GATHERED TO
to th e g e n e ra l o ffice s ta ff.
H is
KANSAS CITY , Mo., Oct. 31-
w hich h elp ed to tu rn th e tid e in tb(J a c tion.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31.— T he
G o ld en D elicious.
DAY AT KANSAS CITY FOR
T
h
e
q
u
e
stio
n
of
a
n
a
tio
n
a
l
b o n u s th e ir fav o r.
______________________
G. M. F r o s t w as a w a rd e d f ir s t on P^ace w ill De ta k e n , it is u n d e rs to o d . avvak e n in g of th e n a tio n a l s p ir it was
AM ERICAN LEGION MEETING.
fo
r
v
e
te
ra
n
s
of
th
e
w
orld
w
a
r
w
ill
T
h
e
A
sh
lan
d
v
isito
rs
w
ere
fed
on
a box d isp la y of B a n a n a ap p les, ¡b y J o h n Boyle, e n g in e e r in c h a rg e th e g re a t r e w a rd of th e U n ited S ta te s
DR. R . M. B R U M FIE L D IK
n o t becom e a d ead issue, J o h n G. th e fa t of th e lan d , given th e best
V ery fine D elicious a n d N ew tow ns of th e L in k R iv e r dam c o n s tru c tio n , jn th e w orld w a r. a n d t h a t th e s p irit
SE N T E N C E D TO HANG JA N .
E m e ry , n a tio n a l c o m m a n d e r of t h e s p a ie room s and o th e rw ise ro y ally
w e re a lso show n by th is p ro g re ssiv e ,
Mr. T h o m p so n w ill he p ro m o te d to m u s t be c a rrie d on, w as th e s e n ti-j
1.3; IKON N E R V E HOL DM
A m erican L egion, d e c la re d in his ad- e n te r ta in e d by th e ir y o u n g M etho
o rc h a rd is t.
a s s is ta n t tr e a s u r e r a n d he lo ca ted in m e n t voiced by Vice P re s id e n t Cool-
d re s s o p e n in g th e th ir d a n n u a l con- d ist hosts. T he r e tu r n trip w as m ade
RO SEB U RG , O re., Oct. 31.— Dr.
T h o rn to n W iley w on second place M edford, w hich by th e f ir s t of th e idge in h is a d d re s s a t th e opening
volition of th e A m erican L egion h e r e 'S u n d a y .
R ic h a rd B ru m field , co n v icted m u r
on S p ltz e n b u rg a n d th ir d on D e lic y e a r will be th e lo ca tio n of th e com - of th e A m erican L egion c o n v en tio n
to d ay .
j
F o llo w in g w as th e lin e u p : Mes- d e re r of D ennis R u ssell, was sen -
io u s, box d isp la y s, a n d second on p a n y ’s g e n e ra l office. H e p lan s to to d ay .
"S
u
c
h
m
ea
n
s
as
w
ere
used
la
s
t
8rs.
H a rla n M cW illiam s, G ril'fith , ten ced th is m o rn in g to h a n g “ by th e
" I f m en in civil life th e s e d ays
p la te D elicious. An e x tra fan c y box m ak e his hom e in .M edford.
su
m
m
e
r
to
b
e
a
t
a
d
ju
s
te
d
com
pensa-
B
usse.
R ay C larey , G len H ale, A llen n eck u n til d e a d .” J a n u a r y 13, by
M r. T ho m p so n w as s e c re ta ry fo r w ould p u t th e ir th o u g h ts a n d e ffo rts
of B a n a n a s w as c o n trib u te d by Mr.
tio
n
c
a
n
n
o
t
u
ltim
a
te
ly
succeed,
”
said
A
u
try
,
Lloyd S h rille r, I. C. W ilson ju d g e B ingham , who show ed consid-
W iley, w ho is ra p id ly co m in g to th e th e co m pany fo r five y e a rs b e fo re in to th e success of th e w hole c o u n try
E m ery . " N o th in g is s e ttle d u n til it j a n d J . O. R ig g : M isses
P e rro z i, e r a b l e em o tio n , his voice b re a k in g
co m in g h e re to ta k e th e d iv isio n as in m ilita ry life you p u t y o u r
f ro n t a s a g ro w e r of fin e a p p le s
is
s
e
ttle
d
rig
h
t.
And
th
e
n
a
tio
n
a
l
T
h
a
tc
h
e
r,
P
r
a
tt
,
G
riffith
,
T ilto n , ¡n th e m id d le of th e se n te n c e,
C la rk F re n c h w on th ir d prize on m a n a g e m e n t w h en G eorge W a lto n th o u g h ts a n d e ffo rts in tim e of w a r;
a
d
ju
s
te
d
c
o
m
p
e
n
sa
tio
n
issu
e
h
a
s
n
o
t
i
D
ickenson,
W
irtz,
H
anson,
G
reen,
B ru m field h im se lf received his
in to th e success of th e a rm y , vic
a box of S p itz e n h u rg s a n d second o n jie s ig n e d a y e a r ago la s t A u g u st.
been s e ttle d a t all. T he A m erican W a tte n b a rg e r, B ru n e r, a n d B eaver. • se n te n c e w ith o u t em o tio n . “ As God
to rie s of peace w ould follow as s u re
a p la te of B a n a n a s. A. H. D a v e n - --------------------------------------
people a re th e c o u rt of la s t re s o rt,
a b u sin e ss m ee tin g a n d ‘ fe e d ” is ¡s my ju d g e , I d o n 't know how D en-
ly
a
s
did
v
ictory
of
w
a
r,”
th
e
vice
h ill w as re p re s e n te d w ith a sp le n
a
n
d
w
h
e
re
v
er
th
e
A
m
erican
people
p
lan
n e d for to m o rro w evennrg a t th e n is R u ssell m et his d e a th ,” he q u iet-
p re s id e n t said.
d id box of Newtow’ns a n d F re d P o r
have,
Jjy
th
e
b
a
llo
t,
p
assed
ju
d
g
m
e
n
t
M
ethodist
E p isco p al c h u rc h an n e x a t jy b u t firm ly told th e c o u rt.
t e r w ith e x tra fancy boxes of Spitz-
on th e m a tte r, t h a t ju d g m e n t h as 6 :3 0 o ’clock by th e E p w o rth L eague.
______________________
e n b u rg s a n d N ew tow ns. C re d it fo r
been
an
e
n
d
o
rs
e
m
e
n
t
of
th
e
L
e
g
io
n
’s
All
m
em
b
ers
a
n
d
th
o
se
who
w
ould
LLOYD
G E O R G E C H A R G ED
th e s e fin e a p p le s is m o stly d u e to
s
ta
n
^
’
«
li
1
»
*
*
to
becom
e
m
em
b
ers
a
re
re
q
u
e
st-
WITH INCOMPETENCE IN
th e s k illfu l c a re of Miss M ildred P o r
T
c
a
n
n
o
t
conceive
of
a
co
n
g
re
ss
e
d
to
he
p
re
s
e
n
t,
a
n
d
to
b
rin
g
w
h
a
t
-
;
HANDLING IRISH PROBLEM
te r , w ho is fin d in g h e a lth a n d w e a lth
so d e re lic t in its d u ty , so u n m in d fu l ev er m ay be c o n v e n ie n t in th e w ay
on C h e rry A cres.
%
W in te r f a ir, w in te r fa ir, w h e re
of its ju s t o b lig a tio n to th o se w ho o! lunches.
LONDON, Oct. 31.— C h a rg in g th a t
T h e seaso n of 1921 h a s been one
served th e ir c o u n try a t g r e a t f in a n
ill we hold th e w in te r fa ir?
th
e
Iris h -B ritis h peace co n fe re n ce
o f th e b e st e v e r k n o w n h e re for*
cial loss, o r so b lin d to th e w ishes of
Now th a t th e a s tu te ‘com m un-
‘ h as been hopeless from th e s t a r t ,”
g ro w in g a n d m a tu r in g a fin e cro p
o u r people as to be m is le d a g a in in
le a d e r” has a p p a re n tly failed
C olonel G re tto n , c o a litio n u n io n ist,
o f ap p les, a n d o u r o r c h a rd is ts ta k e
to re fu s in g to a d ju s t th e econom ic
“ b u ll” th ro u g h a sch em e to use
m oved in th e house of com m ons to
g r e a t pritfe in e x h ib itin g th e f ru its
T h e re h av e b een m in es a n d ru
b a la n c e b etw een th e m an w ho w ent
he C h a u ta u q u a b u ild in g fo r a
day
fa v o rin g a vote of c e n su re
o f th e ir lab o rs. Som e v a rie tie s, such o rs of m in es a n d alw ay s will he, h
to w ar an d th e m an who did n o t,” he
¡lock pen, w h a t a re we going to
a g a in s t Lloyd G eorge and th e c a b i
as th e B a n a n a , have co lo red up bet- G eorge R o b in so n a n d H olly flov
added.
o,
an
y
w
ay
?
n e t’s Iris h policy.
t e r th a n e v e r b efo re, m an y spec!- a p p e a r to h a v e c o rra lle d th e r
W hen th e s e n a te la st su m m e r a t
W ell, w ere it n o t fo r th e fac t
“ T h e g o v e rn m e n t is seek in g a p re
m en s h a v in g a ric h , red c o lo r on one th in g on th e rid g e betw een A shla
P re s id e n t H a rd in g 's p e rso n a l re q u e st
a t th e p a rk b o a rd h a s ju s t re-
tex
t to b rea k off th e c o n fe re n c e ,”
sid e , in ste a d of th e fa in t b lu sh seen a n d W a g n e r c re e k s, ju s t above Ho
k
illed
th
e
M
cC
um
ber
b
o
n
u
s
bill,
it
n tly a c q u ire d a la rg e a n d lu sty
G re tto n d e c la re d in his tir a d e a g a in s t
in m o st y e a rs.
canyon. F o r th e p a st m o n th i
“ bow ed to th e w ill of th e ex ecu tiv e
b u ll” fo r th e ir e lk s ’ pen, we
th e m eth o d s of L lo y d G eorge.
Som e of th e W e st A sh la n d o r-, have been h o rn in g in to th e
lig h t s u g g e st t h a t th e “ com m un- i a n d n o t to fa c t o r r e a s o n ,” a s s e rte d !
It is g e n e ra lly a d m itte d th ro u g h
c h a rd is ts w ere a p p a re n tly too busy rid g e d e v e lo p in g a claim discove
E m e ry . T h e cost of a d ju s te d com
y
le
a
d
e
r
”
bull
his
b
u
lls
in
to
o u t th e h o u se of com m ons th a t th e
p u llin g a p p le s off th e tre e s to m a k e i jn S e p tem b e r by M r. C a rte r. Th
p e n sa tio n w as "g ro ssly e x a g g e ra t
h a t p a rk , b u t w h a t’s th e use.
A shland sw u n g in to th e lead for* reso lu tio n is doom ed a n d th a t if such
a n e x h ib it a t th e M edford fa ir. ( P j a r e a ll k in d s of c la im s in th a t p
e d ,” by S e c re ta ry M ellon, d e clared
he la st su g g e etio n t h a t cam e
' a vote is ta k e n t h a t th e L loyd G eorge
W . P e lle t h a s a b o u t 3000 boxes p ick-j of th e c o u n try , a n d m o st of th e r
th e S o u th e rn O regon fo o tb a ll cham -
th e L egion c o m m a n d er.
om tho c h a m b e r m em b e rs, te n
g o v e rn m e n t w ould receib e a big m a-
ed a n d ex p ects to fin d 500 m o re, a ll ta k e n o u t sh o w s a good color,
E m e ry p raise d th e L e g io n ’s e ffo rts l>i«n»D’P S a tu rd a y w hen th e local ! j o rity
one, th ey say, o r 90 p e r cent,
fro m fo u r a c re s of fifte e n -y e a r-o ld th e led g es show an U n fo rtu n a te
in b e h a lf of d isa b le d fo rm e r serv ice h ig h school tea m ro m p ed over Med-
---------------------------------
you p lease, w as to ta lly ig n o re d ,
tre e s . Tw o y e a rs ago $4000 w o rth dency to p in ch o u t. T h e one In que
¿ h a t’s th e use in se n d in g in an-
m en, g iv in g th e la te C olonel F re d e ric ford hig h , 51 to 7. In p o in t of gam es
of a p p le s w ere sold fro m th is or- tio n , how ever, show s ju s t th e opp
h e r q u e s tio n n a ire ?
W. G a lb ra ith , J r ., c o m m a n d e r of th e both te a m s a re now even, A shland
c h a rd — fifty to n s a t $80 a to n — th e s ite d isp o sitio n , w id e n in g o u t to tw
In th e n a m e of com m on sense, . L egion up to th e lim e o f his d e a th , h av in g lo st th e firs t gam e of th e se a-i
to ta l e x p en se of ra is in g a n d h a r- fe e t in th ic k n e ss a t a tw e n ty -fo o
why do th e m oving s p irits of th e
fu ll c re d it fo r th e success.
8On to K la m a th F a lls, a lth o u g h a
•v e s tin g th e cro p a m o u n tin g to only d e p th .
c h a m b e r co n tiftu e to le t its sec j “ T h e g re a te s t L egion a c h ie v e m e n t v ictory w as la te r scored by th e lo
$350, a s th e b u y e r, a L os A ngeles
T he rock, w hich is of a q u a rtz
re ta ry w a ste en erg y a n d fundh on
o t th e y e a r h a s been won fo r o u r dis- cals. In p o in t of to ta l scores m ade
firm , fu rn is h e d th e boxes a n d ship- fo rm a tio n , a ssa y s $32.90 p e r ton,
a b le d c o m ra d e s ,” d e c la re d E m ery , d a rin g th is season, A sh la n d h a s th e
schem es and e n te rp ris e s fo r w hich
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p e d th e f r u it In b u lk . T h e p re s e n t a n d th e e n te rp ris in g o w n e rs a re
th e city has n o t th e fa c ilitie s to i “ F ro m p ress an d p la tfo rm th e people lead. T he d e c id in g gam e w ill h e
GRAN TS PASS, O r., Oct. 31.— In -
c ro p is ex p ected to b rin g $5000.
p la n n in g to p u t in a “ r o a s te r ” nex t
h a n d le , in ste a d of c e n te rin g its
w ere d e lu g e d w ith a m ass of incon- played a t M edford on T h a n k sg iv in g te r r u p te d w hile a tte n d in g th e pro-
A few y e a rs ago w hen Mr. P e lle t sp rin g . T he c o n triv a n c e w ill g rin d i
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h lb itio n m ee tin g
F rid a y n ig h t, local
a sk e d $ 1 0,000 fo r h is te n -a c re place a to n of o re p e r day, w h ich sh o u ld
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BUENOS A IR E S , A rg e n tin ia , Oct.
th in g .
Mr. F e rg u so n a n d his
w
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Now he v a lu e s his tr a c t a t $2o,000. device co n sists of a couple of ro ck s 3 1 .— R e p o rts of a re v o lu tio n brew -
c o m m itte e m ad e a big success of
m o n th s th e c a re of th e d isa b le d h ad n in g b ecau se of se v e ra l d e fe a ts su f- n e a r H ugo.
w lth o n ly f o u r a c re s in b e a rin g ro llin g o v er th e o re an d g rin d in g th e ¡ng jn P a ra g u a y w as p rin te d in new s-
th e one la s t y e a r, ju s t w ith c h ic k
becom
e a n a tio n a l issu e .”
fered by a g reen te a m , th e f ir s t in
T h o u g h th e o p e ra to rs of th e still
tre e s , th e s e b ein g c o n sid e red w o rth la tte r Up in to pow der, w hich d ro p s p a p e rs h e re to d ay . T he sto rie s a re
ens, ra b b its an d som e f ru it, b u t
E m e ry in d ic a te d th a t th e L egion tb e sc h o o l’ h isto ry .
m ade th e ir g e ta w ay w hen th e p a rty
$3500 p e r a c re . C o u n tin g t e tw o th ro u g h c ra c k s on th e sto n e b ase a tt r ib u t e d by th e n ew sp a p e rs to th e
why add sto ck to th e lis t w hen
will activ ely p ress its e ffo rts on be-
S h o rtly a f te r th e gam e opened c o n sistin g of G eorge Lew is, s h e riff,
b u m p e r c ro p s above m e n tio n e d , an d a n d is s e p a ra te d frora th e gold by P a ra g u a y a n re fu g e e s w ho a re flock-
th e r e is qo place to p u t it?
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rd a y , A sh lan d forced a t o u c h - , E rn e st L is te r, d e p u ty s h e riff, a n d
tw o lig h t c ro p s in th e off y e a rs a t q u ic k silv e r, w hich co llects th e y e l- ’; in g in to th is city on every riv e r b o a t
It m ig h t be w iser to u se up th e
"A» a class ex-service m en a re su f- ¿4jwn by /-n e pi u n glng, A lO e.t G u th r, W. T. M iller, d is tric t a tto rn e y , a r-
$500 e a ch , b rin g s th e to ta l r e t u r n s ; iow m e ta l. T h e m ach in e is o p e ra te d a n d o th e r so u rc e s of in fo rm a tio n
c h a m b e r’s e n e rg y try in g to fill
fe rin g m ore k een ly th a n a n y o th e r in rie c a rry in g th e b a n . * 5 p ta in H e e r rived, th e o ffic ia ls w en t b ack to th e
fo r fo u r y e a rs up to $10,000, w hich by h o rse pow er. w hich tu rn g w R h a tra c e d to P a ra g u a y a n s o u rc e s ,
th e A sh la n d h o tel, th e C o lu m b ia
th e p re se n t p e rio d of in d u s tria l de- k icke(i a goal, m a k in g th e sco re 7 to scene th e next m o rn in g . As a r e s u lt
is te n pei c e n t per veai on t ie pr ce sw eep, so m e th in g lik e a- m o la sses
SeVteral
p o litic a l
a s s a s s in a tio n s
a n d th e n u m e ro u s ro o m in g houses
prescion
a n d su b n o rm a l em ploy- p. D u rin g th e second q u a r te r Med- Dow G ibson an d a m an g iv in g his
q u o ted . T he place is n o t oi sa e, m ill.
h a y e o c c u rre d re c e n tly in P a ra g u a y ,
of th e city w ith to u ris ts r a th e r
m e n t.” he said. “ I t is a d u ty of th e ford f0Ugh t h a rd a n d m ad e th ir ty nam e as L ivesley w ere b e fo re C ou n ty
how ever.
T h e new m ine is re a c h e d via th e an(i t h a t g o v e rn m e n t is d e p o rtin g
th a n th ro w tim e a n d m oney aw ay
L egion to ex te n d ev ery aid to th e se y a rd s fo r a to u ch d o w n on a pass. J u d g e Pollock w h e re th ey e n te re d
F r u it c o lo rs le n ia r a y we
on E lia so n a n d V a n n a tta wood ro a d a n d m any r e v o lu tio n a ry su sp e c ts as a
on
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c o m ra d es, a n d a d u ty w hich I know R u sh , of th e local te a m , w as k n ocked pleas of g u ilty a n d w ere fin e d $250
th e P o p e -P e lle tt p la te a u . P e lle tt h as is a t o u t one a n d one. h a , f m ileg
of
d ig tu rb a n c e s
tie s fo r w hich a re la c k in g in A sh
th e L egion will n o t fail to p e rfo rm , u n co n scio u s, b u t rec o v e red a n d re- each, w ith n in e ty days in th e co u n ty
been se llin g B a n a n a s a t $3 to $3 75 from th e G ra n g e r place, th e la t te r
T h e p o litic a l u n r e s t h a s been ac-
lan d .
E m e ry w a rn e d a g a in s t p e rm ittin g n iain ed in th e gam e. T h e f ir s t h a lf ja il as good m ea su re,
p e r box, a n d Cpitz a t th e fo rm e r fig- bein g a b o u t fo u r m iles fro m A sh- c e n tu a te d by th e te r r ito r ia l d isp u te
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to becom e in te rm in g le d w ith en d ed w ith a to u ch d o w n by A llen
T he s till, a c c o rd in g to E rn e s t Lis-
u re .
H is crop a n d th a t of W im er lan d
J u g t fo r fun> Robingon a n d 'b e tw e e n P a ra g u a y a n d B olivia.
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Legion affa irs-
B io w e r a n d a score of 14 to 7 in fav- te r, is one of th e fin e s t sp ecim en s
Cove
h a v e b een c o n tra c te d fo r by H oyt p a n n e d o u t $20 w o rth of g o l d ______________________
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G uy
C o n n er, w ho lu rn is h e » boxes ¡n s jx o r seVen h o u rs, a n d a re o f th e W C. T . U. C irc u la te s P e titio n —
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ir d q u a r te r th e g am e sto o d 28 to a side hill, a b o u t tw elve fee t below
a n d a d v a n ce s p ick in g m oney. G row- opinion t h a t h a lf th e p rec io u s m e ta l
T he local m e m b e rs of th e W . C. ha» n o t a p p ro a c h e d
said. “ T h e L egion m u st be allow ed
a f te r a to u ch d o w n by L eslie H eer. th e g ro u n d . Access is m ad e th ro u g h
e r s h av e th e p riv ile g e of o rd e rin g got aw ay from th em .
O p e ra tio n s T. U. a re c irc u la tin g a p e titio n re la
t h e i r arm ies sold to th e firm w hich h n v . h«
r
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t h e i r a p p le s soia to m e n r m w nicn h a v e been d isc o n tin u e d fo r th e w in- v e n t to th e co m in g d is a r m a m e n t, w a r d e b ts, a c c o rd in g to an o ffic ia l
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b u t w , jj be resu m e d w itb r e _ c o n fe re n c e to be h eld in W a s h in g to n , a n o u n c e m e n t m ad e in th e h o u se of
rm en s a r e co n cern ed . ia n d sco re clim bed ra p id ly , a n d th e e te r. T he cave is n e a rly s q u a re , an d
w hich all th e g ain e e n ded 51 to 7 in fa v o r of Ash- is a b o u t ten fee t by tw elv e fee t, w ith
sixty (lays.
d o u b led fo rc e n e x t sp rin g .
D. C., N o vem ber 11. T h e p e titio n com m ons to d a y by C h a n c e llo r of th e w o rid wm u n d e rs ta n d ,
lan d . C a p ta in H e e r d id n o t fa il to a n e ig h t-fo o t ceiling.
T im b e rin g ,
O w ing to in s u ffic ie n t th in n in g
a lre a d y h a s a n u m b e r of sig n e rs a n d E x c h e q u e r H o rn . D enial w as m a d e i
T he L eg ion b as ste a d ily s tre n g th -
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in m ine»,
m a n y of th e N ew tow ns th is y e a r a r e
R o se b u rg ship» two carload» of is now at the salvage tent of the that any communication» are now
gam e,
w as u sed by th e m en.
ap p les.
(C o n tin u e d on P ag o 4)
Civic Improvement club.
; under way for such cancellation.
-
Tfl M 0V £ K
Epworth League
Is Entertained
Grants Pass
F I S
Calif.-Ore. Power
Head to Medford
SETTLE THE
BONUS ISSUE SAYS
AM. LEGION HEAD *
I
H a z fÇ ik
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ASHLAND IN LEAD
S. ORE. GRID TILT
S f||| DP LUX€
Found In Raid
At Grants Pass
Paraguay Is
Threatened By
Internal Strife
(Continued on Pago 4)
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