SKHeSSBBNHBM
A
SHLAND climate,
without the
aid of m ed icin e, 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 proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
n
ALARIA germs cannot survive
th re e m o n 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.
(International News Wire Service)
OFFICERS CHARGED WITH MURDER OF MEN
School Tax of
$55,612.50 Is
Voted 65 to 10
By a vote of 65 to 10 th e c iti-
<s> zens o f A sh lan d y e ste rd a y voted
<§> th e sp ecial school ta x of $55,-
<•> 612.50 fo r d is tric t No. 5. T he
<•> to ta l a m o u n t n e e d ed fo r th e
<S> com ing y e a r w as e s tim a te d a t
FOIV
$8 3 ,4 1 2 .5 0 , of w hich th e c o u n ty
LADIES PREPARE “ROASTS
! <$> school fu n d w ill yield $15,000,
CITY’S HIGHEST. B I T D E F E R
i <§> s ta te school fu n d $2500, ele-
TIRADES, PUBLIC “TO SE N SI !<§' m e n ta ry school fu n d $7500,
AÏ HOTEL PARTY
TIVE."
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Foch Is Given Rousing
Reception By Veterans
H az W c
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GIVES TRIBUTE TO
♦ a n d o th e r so u rc e s $2800, leav- <§>
! ♦ in g th e a m o u n t voted on to be <$>
I <$> ra ise d by th e d is tr ic t tax. T h e ♦ )
SPEAKERS FAVOR
M A N Y
JXLAXW X.
&
i •$> te a c h e rs ’ s a la rie s w ill a b so rb <$>
P R O T F C T S
a th le tic
c o a ch in g <S>
J l8 5 0
S m ith - H u g h es
w o rk ♦
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‘MERE MEN” ARE HELD DOWN)
B V M A N Y RESTRICTIONS;
HEAVY FINES ARE EXACTED
FOP, EXCESS GAIETY.
$1750, ja n ito r s , etc., $3760.
ü. S. CONSULATE
<§>
to d isa p p e a r.
F u n a n d fro lic w as m u rd e r of K en n ed y .
Rev. B urch,
th e k e y n o te of th e g a th e rin g , a n d th e f a th e r of th e accu sed m an , an d
th e w ay th e g u e s ts played show ed th re e a tto rn e y s , sw o re to a ffid a v its
th a t m en a n d w om en a re b u t ch il- d e c la rin g th a t th e d e te n d a n t w as in-
d re n g ro w n ta ll.
E a c h m an w as I sane.
g i\e n a ta s s e lle d s tic k , so m e th in g
T he p ro se c u tio n , ta k e n by su r-
lik e a c a rn iv a l tic k le r. T he s t i c k s j prise, a sk e d th a t th e tria l be a d -|
w e re p u t to v a rio u s o rn a m e n ta l a n d ¡ jo u rn e d fo r th e day. T he re q u e st!
u lte r io r uses.
w as g r a n t ed by th e c o u rt.
“ R o a s ts" P la n n e d
___________________
T h e lad ies, d ire c te d by M iss G race.
C h a m b e rla in , had c h a rg e of th e ex-!
a n CONFRONTS
!
It w as g e n e ra lly conceded
v th a t th e city d ad s had scored a
I <$ h it w hen th ey sold $16,000
I • w o rth of A sh la n d bonds a t a
<t> fancy p rice close to p a r v alu e,
! r as th e re s u lt of an a u c tio n sale
fo llow ing th e re je c tio n of open-
■ • ed bids by th e council. P u rs u -
«•> a n t to th a t coup com es a m on-
<§> eyed a p p e a rin g sh e e t from th e
♦> P o rtla n d bond p u rc h a s in g house
<?» s ta tin g t h a t th e bon d s a t one
<$> per c e n t above p a r value.
, <?»
T he bonds, w hich a re o ffe red
j
a t a h ig h e r price th a n a n y list-
(<$> in an o ffe rin g of tw en ty -sev en
• d iffe re n t class bonds o ffe red by
j • c itie s an d se v era l fo re ig n coun-
.
KA NSAS CITY , Mo., Nov. 1.-
trie s , h e a r in te re s t a t six p er
T he g r e a t m o m e n t of th e A m erican • c e n t a n d have a yield of 5.80
p e r cent.
I Legion c o n v e n tio n b ein g held h e re
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Nov. 1.—
An a tte m p t to d e stro y th e A m e ri
can c o n s u la te a t L isbon, P o rtu g a l,
a n d to kill S tan ley H ollis, th e A m e r
ican co n su l, was o ffic ia lly r e p o r te d
to vth e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t to d ay by
H ollis.
H o llis sa id th a t th e bom b
T h e H a llo w e ’en lu n c h e o n — d in n e r,
exploded
in th e b u ild in g , d a m a g in g
su p p e r, w h a t you w ill— given a t th e
H o tel A sh lan d la st e v en in g was a PROSECUTION IX THE KENNEDY th e in te rio r of th e c o n su la te . T h e
re p o rt s ta te d t h a t no one h ad been
g re a t success. T he a tte n d a n c e to
MURDER CASE STUNNED;
in ju re d by th e explosion.
ta lle d 101 a n d th e r e w as p len ty a n d
COURT ADJOURNS
C onsul H ollis re p o rte d th a t a n o te!
to s p a re in th e w ay of e a ts — c id e r
LOS A N G E L E S ^ T ov . 1.— ¡Spring- had been 8lipped undJ I th e d o o r o£
a n d s a la d , p o ta to e s a n d g rav y , soup,
s q u a sh , m e a t balls, coffee, ro lls a n d ing th e f ir s £ s u rp ris e of th e tria l a l-l th e c o n s u la te a t a b o u t 0 ° clock y e s‘
o th e r th in g s n e e d fu l to fill in b e - . m ost' b e fo re it w as u n d e r way> th e te rd a y m o rn in g p ro te s tin g a g a in s t
tw e e n
..
..
,
iw eeu.
a tto
rn e y s re p re s e n tin
g th e d e fe
n se | th e co n v ictio n of Sacco a n d V a n z e ttl. :
T h e sp a cio u s d in in g -ro o m w as dec-1 o ffe re d a plea of in sa n ity a t th e op. l / w o c o m m u n ists now u n d e r s e n te n c e ,
o ra te d w ith flow ers, s tr e a m e rs a n d : e n ing of th e tr ia l of A r th u r B u r c h / 0 * f" a th in M assach u sett3 fo r m u r"!
o th e r m a te ria ls in th e p o p u la r H a l - i c b a rg ed to g e th e r w ith M rs. M ada- d e r‘
lo w e ’en c o l o r s - b l a c k a n d yellow . lyne o b e n c h a in . w ith th e m u rd e r of
F iv e ,u in u te s a f te r th e n o te w as
E v e ry th in g looked good a n d s h iv e r y / j B elton K en n ed y
discovered th e bom b exploded. T he
w ith ja c k la n te rn s , b lac k c a ts a n d
' As S u p e rio r J u d g e R eeve ascen d - re p o rt m ad e by H olIis gave no d e ‘
g o b lin s p e e rin g from every c o rn e r.
| e d th e bench, th e c h ie f of th e d e -i
ls ° l th e a £ la lr beyond s ta tin g
T he g u e sts a sse m b le d in th e l a - . £en se co u n sel ste p p e d fo rw a rd a n d tb a t tb e in te r io r of th e c o n s u la te
d i« /’ p a rlo r a n d m a rc h e d to th e ! G l a r e d th a t B u rch w as in sa n e a n d bad been d a " ‘*««d a n d t h a t o ccu ’
scen e of fe s tiv itie s , w hile s e d u c tiv e ; re q u e s te d th a t he be trie d fo r h is p a n ts ot th e b u ild in g w ere u n in
s tr a in s of m usic in v ite d d u ll c a re sa n ity b e fo re going on tria l fo r t h e p " re d ”
Plead Insanity
As Defense For
Arthur Burch
Ashland Bonds
Top the Market
W ith High Prices
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ATIC PLAY OF SENATOR WAT
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! sid e bv sid e, faced th e v e te ra n s of
SON WHO DISPLAYS PHOTO
GRAPH AS EVIDENCE.
FIVE SENATORS TO
INVESTIGATE CASE
*
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<£ ( ’LAI.MS SOLDIERS WERE SUM-
?
MAR1LY EXECUTED; CONSID
♦
ERATION OF TAX BILL COM-
cam e to d a y w hen M a rsh a l F o c h a n d
; G e n e ral J o h n J. P e rsh in g , s ta n d in g
E
PROMISE IS HALTED.
Auto Driver Is
Killed in Wreck
Near Ashland
W A SH IN GTON, D. C., Nov. 1.—
T he s e n a te w as today plu n g ed in to
a tu rm o il of a c rim in o u s d e b a te over
T he d e m o n s tra tio n acco rd ed Foch
M»*. H as K ik :
S e n a to r W a tso n 's c h a rg e th a t A m er-
w as th e g r e a te s t given a n y sin g le
Attention Everybody!
i ican so ld ie rs w ere s u m m a rily h a n g e d
m an a t th e c o n v e n tio n . T he g re a t
O ne of th e m o st w o n d e rfu l a c
by th e ir o ffic ers d u rin g th e w orld
b u ild in g becam e a b ab b le o f. n oise, I
ro b a tic fe a ts ev er a tte m p te d by
W
H
E
N
Wa r w ith o u t c o u rt m a rtia l o r a n y
w h ich c o n tin u e d fo r se v e ra l m in u te s SECOND MAX IN JU R E D
any p erso n w ill ta k e place in th is
o th e r form o f tria l. T he d iscu ssio n
u n til
P e rs h in g
fin a lly
sh o u te d , (
SPEEDING CAR PLUNGES
city on W ed n esd a y , N ovem ber 2,
c e n te rin g a ro u n d th e c h a rg e h as
‘•M ake it th re e good old A m erican
1921, a t 2 :3 0 p. m ., w hen th e
FROM ROAD BRIDGE
h a lte d c o n sid e ra tio n of th e p e n d in g
c h e e rs fo r M arsh a! F o c h .”
s e c re ta ry of th e A sh la n d C om
-----------
I
co
m p ro m ise ta x bill.
T he c h e e rs fa irly ro ck ed th e b u ild -;
m erc ia l clu b w ill m ak e h is fam o u s
OAKLAND, O r., Nov. 1.L ouis Si-!
S e n a to r W atson d ra m a tic a lly dia-
ing. A fte r s e v e ra l m in u te s of ch eer-
high dive from th e ■ to p o f th e
in g , q u ie t w as o b ta in e d , an d F och ig e i,, a u to m o b ile d riv e r, died h e re a played a p h o to g ra p h of w h a t he de-
C h a u ta u q u a ta b e rn a c le to th e
beg an his a d d re s s w hich was a g lo r-j lew h o u rs a f te r he w as c ru sh e d be- d a r e d to be “ one of th e g allow s up-
S m ith b a rn on M ill s tre e t. Tw o
t ious tr ib u te to th e triu m p h of A m e ri-j n e a th his u p tu rn e d c a r w hich p lung- on w hich tw en ty -o n e w h ite boys h ad
of A sh la n d 's old la d ie s who a re
c a n a rm s on th e sidb of th e a llie s.
, ed off a b rid g e n e a r h e re to day. H a a lre a d y been executed a/t s u n ris e
c h a rg e d w ith n o t k n o w in g e n o u g h
G e n e ra l P e rs h in g gav«i a rin g in g w as acco m p an ied by C lark R o g ers w hen th e p h o to g ra p h w as ta k e n a n d
to com e in o u t of th e ra in w ill he
sp e e c h a n d in tro d u c e d M arsh al F och.I w ho is s u ffe rin g from se v ere in- th a t th e re jvere o th e rs w a itin g in
on h a n d to re n d e r f ir s t aiu . A d
------------------------------' ju rie s . T h e c a r is said to have been cam p ja ils to he h a n g e d m o rn in g
m ission free.
1
A V A LA N C H E O F O P E N FO RU M
’.rav e lin g a t a high r a te of speed a f te r m o rn in g ."
C om m ercial C lub Bull a n d Cow
j w hen th e a c c id e n t o c c u rre d .
A m o tio n t h a t five s e n a to rs be ap-
LETTERS ON BOND ELECTION
C om m itted in C h a rg e .
Sigel a n d R o g ers, re p re s e n ta tiv e s pointer* to in v e s tig a te th e c h a rg e
A. S. PAYNE DIES
DESCENDS ON TIDINGS OFFICE of a San F ra n c isc o m o to r c a r com - was ad o p ted .
OF HEART TROUBLE
7*
p an y , w ere a tte m p tin g to m ak e th e
S e n a to r W atson also a lle g ed th a t
T h e T id in g s was lite ra lly ' snow ed trjp from PortlaB(j to O a k la n d , C al., tb e “ P riv a te so ld ie r fre q u e n tly was
A. S. P a y n e died la s t n ig h t a t!
•-u n d e r” a t th e la s t m in u te w ith coin- L
tw e n ty h o u rs to e s ta b lish a d riv -!» h o t by his s u p e rio r o ffic ers b ecau se
9 :3 0 a t his hom e, 1161 B o u le v a rd , |
; m u n ic a tio n s re g a r d in g tfte b o n d is-, jng reco rd for th e c a r soId bv th e ir of som e c o m p la in t a g a in s t th e ofH-
of h e a rt tro u b le .
F u n e ra l se rv ic es
’ su e , th e p rin tin g of w hich w as a n ,
,
c e rs ’ in so le n c e.”
.
com pany.
will be held to m o rro w , a lth o u g h d e
im p o ssio ility .
A m ple
tim e
h a s-
r>
, , .. . o . , .
. ..
H
R o g ers said th a t Sigel, d u e to th e
fin ite a rr a n g e m e n ts w ill n o t be m ade!
e la p se d since th e T id in g s a n n o u n c e d .
in
te
n se fog, m istook a gap in th e
u n til th e a rriv a l of th e e ld e s t so n ,;
its w illin g n ess to give p u b lic ity t o ’
ra
ilin
g of th e b rid g e fo r th e ro a d ,
F re d , th is e v e n in g fro m K l a m a t h 1
v o te rs ’ view s upon th is s u b je c t, fo r
i a n d guided th e m ac h in e th ro u g h th e
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C„ Nov. 1.—-J
F a lls.
It is expected t h a t th e O ddi
th e la t te r to be s u b m itte d .
j space. T he c a r w e n t h u r tlin g th ro u g h
F ellow s lodge w ill h av e c h a rg e o f F o u r A m e ric an c itiz e n s, em ployes o f,
T he T id in g s re g re ts th a t th e la s t ! th e a ir, tu rn in g com p letely o v er a n d
th e c e re m o n y an d ‘ that. In te rm e n t th e A m erican S m e ltin g a n d R e fin in g
m in u te open fo ru m le tte r s w ere n o t p in n in g Sigel u n d e rn e a th t h e . m a -
will be in M o u n tain View c e m e te ry , com pany, w ere c a p tu re d by M exican
s u b m itte d a t a n e a r lie r d a te .
I chine. R o g ers w as th ro w n c le a r of
J. P. D odge a n d Sons, u n d e rta k e rs . b a n d its n e a r C h ih u a h u a y e s te rd a y ,
th e m ach in e.
Sigel d ied from In-
a
n
d
held
fo
r
a
ran
so
m
of
25,000
pe-
<
Mr. P a y n e cam e h e re from Mis-
A N G LE SEA , N. J ., Nov. 1.— Elev*
so u ri w hen five y e a rs old a n d w ould sos, p e n d in g th e ir re le a se , a c co rd in g !
K 'R M E R EM PERO R
j tern aJ in ju rie s .
?
OF
AUSTRIA
IS
ATTEM
PTED
i en fish e rm e n a re believed to have
have been fo rty -e ig h t y e a rs old in to advices received by th e s ta te de- •
i th e w orld w ar.
Four Americans
Held By Bandits
Released Today'
e rc ises, w hich, as th ey ex p lain ed in
song, had been p la n n e d to ta k e th e
fo rm of “ r o a s ts ” on A s h la n d ’s p ro m
in e n t re sid e n ts. O w ing to th e se n si
tiv e s ta te of th e public a t th is p a r
tic u la r tim e, it w as d ecided to su b -
s titu te sp eech es on th e g e n e ra l sub*!
J a n u a ry .
He leaves a w ife an d
je c t o f A s h la n d 's needs.
fo u r c h ild re n : Freci, L e ste r, G eorge
T h e s p e a k e rs o u td id th e m se lv e s in
an d D orothy. T he la tte r is th e w ife
s u g g e s tin g lu d ic ro u s p ro je c ts. Miss
of La Von Z u n d ’ll, of th e M edford
G e rtru d e H icks w a n te d golf lin k s for!
S u p p le m e n ta ry to th e re c e n t sale A uto co m p an y , M edford. T h e de-
re d u c in g
p u rp o se s.
D r.
S aw yer; ,
a d v o c a te d a n ice pond fo r s k a tin g - ° f $ 4 5 ’38< W° r th ° f Ie fu n d in g ant? ceased w as a c a rp e n te r by tra d e , a
M rs. J o h n H. F u lle r p ro p o sed p ip in g im p ro v e m e n t bon d s to a P o rtla n d j fin e w orkm an> a n d h a d a h o st of
H e h a d been sick only
s u lp h u r w a te r in to e ach hom e fo r b o n d in g h o u se, A sh la n d v o te rs w ill iriendg<
pass on th e p ro sp e c tiv e issu a n c e of a b o u t tw o w e e k s.
b a th in g ;
M. C. R eed s u g g e ste d
b o n d s to th e a m o u n t of $18,000.
- .
—■
s t a r t i n g s o m e th in g t h a t w ould p ro
T h e bonds, w hich, th*e co u n cil s ta te s,
v o k e d isc u ssio n a n d p u t a little pep
w ill be used to pay e x istin g in d e b te d
in to o u r civic life, w hich ¿ e s a id
ness of th e city , h av e been th e s u b
w as too h a rm o n io u s; Rev. C. A.
je c t of d e ta ile d e x p la n a tio n s m ade
E d w a rd s a d v a n ce d a p lan of p u ttin g
th ro u g h th e open fo ru m an d new s
.p h o n o g rap h s
in to
each
A sh la n d
co lu m n s of th e T id in g s fo r th e past
h o m e , so th a t fo lk s w o u ld n 't have
se v e ra l w eeks.
to g et o u t of bed S u n d a y m o rn in g to
T he v o tin g of th e b o n d s will con-1
go to c h u rc h , b u t could h av e c a n n ed
elu d e th e p lan s a n d e ffo rts of th e
s e rm o n s piped to th em .
city i?ads fo r se v e ra l m o n th s to e f
Many “Projects" Favored
fect th e issu a n c e o f th e bonds, w hich
V icto r M ills sa id he w a n te d false
ad d ed to th e a m o u n t of re fu n d in g
te e th a n d su ch th in g s su p p lied to -
a n d im p ro v e m e n t bonds a lre a d y sold
h o s p ita l p a tie n ts ; Mrs. O tto W in te r
to ta l
$63,387,
fo r
sev eral
a d v o c a te d th e city fee d in g a ll c a ts ' w ill
•W f,
m
onths.
a n d dogs w ith in th e m u n ic ip a lity ;!
T a k in g a d v a n ta g e of an am en d -
M rs. F re d L. P u 'tn am th o u g h t it
m e n t j; 0 th e city c h a r te r in th e case
w ould be a good idea to tra in se v
of a special e le c tio n , tw o w a rd s only
e ra l G ra n ite C ity g irls to m e e t t r a
will be used fo r p o llin g places. W a rd
v e le rs a n d to u ris ts w ith g a rla n d s of
No. 1 will be lo cated a t th e city h a ll
O regon g ra p e o r som e o th e r f r u it
a n d w ill be in c h a rg e o f A. E. K in
a n d flin g th e s e f r u itf u l d e c o ra tio n s
i»-*.-
ney, M rs. J o s e p h in e CJrocker, a n d
o v e r th e h e a d s of a ll v isito rs, a la
.M rs. W illiam B riggs. W ard) No. 2
H aw aii.
w ill be lo cated a t th e F o u r th s tre e t
L ib e ra l a p p ro p ria tio n s w ere m ade!
i fire s ta tio n a n d w jli'b e in c h a rg e of
f o r a ll th e s e a n d m any otheh p r o - '
W. H. G ow dy, G. W. T re fre n a n d O. |
je c ts , in c lu d in g a la rg e r C h a u ta u q u a
W in te r.
b u ild in g .
M em bers of th e city council a r e
M rs. E lm o re w as happy in h e r
in s is te n t t h a t th e b o n d s m u st be
• m u sic a l e ffo rts , lea d in g th e sin g in g ,
passed if A s h la n d ’s c re d it is to r e
so lo s a n d p o p u la r songs in a d e
m ain u n im p a ire d .
In a ir in g th e '
lig h tfu l m a n n e r.
p ro b lem s th a t m u st be c o n fro n te d ,
Men Persecuted
T h e m en w e re n o t allow ed to s i f c i ^ th ® C? y ln Ca86 ° f failU re t0 TOte
. .............................
t t h e bonds. C o u n cilm an C. H. P ie rc e
n e x t to each o th e r fo r m u tu a l p ro te c
j s ta te d a t a re c e n t co u n cil m ee tin g ,
tio n , n o r to sp e a k w ith o u t p e rm is
i th a t “ th e bon d s m u st be v o ted —
sio n .
O. H. B a rn h ill w as th e firs t
I th e people m u st u n d e rs ta n d t h a t in
to g e t trip p e d up in th is m an n e r,
case of fa ilu re th e bon d s w ill con
b u t w hen fin a lly g ra n te d p e rra ls-
tin u e to com e up a t new e le c tio n s
u n til th ey a re v o te il.”
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Eleven Men Are
Lost In Storm
Off N. J. Coast
p a rtm e n t from th e A m erican c o n su l
B E R L IN , Nov. 1.— An a tte m p t to
a te a t C h ih u a h u a .
a
s
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a s s in a te fo rm e r E m p e ro r C h a rle s,
T h e b a n d its la te r re le a se d th e
A m e ric an s upon th e p a y m e n t of 5000 1 w as m ade by th e H u n g a ria n irre g u -
r la r so ld ie rs, a c c o rd in g to r e p o r ts re-i
pesos.
I ceived from
V ien n a to d ay .
T he i
Hood R iv e r
sh ip p e d e ig h ty -fo u r ( w ould be a s sa s s in s w ere d riv e n off
c a rlo a d s of p e a rs a n d tw e n ty -fo u r | by th e body g u a rd of th e d e th ro n e d
■ -em peror.
c a rlo a d s of ap p les la s t w eek.
L o c a l F lu r r ie s
u rn
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f e k
V
! been d ro w n ed w hen th e ir boat o v e r
I tu rn e d in a stro n g w in d o ff th e New
J e rs e y sh o re todajy.
F o n t bodies
have been reco v ered .
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T he m en w ent o u t to pull up th e ir
fish n e ts in a sm all boat t h a t w as
u n a b le to s ta n d th e b u ffe tin g of th e
sto rm . T he b o a t w as la te r w ashed
a sh o re , a n d th e fo u r bodies found a t
w idely se p a ra te d p o in ts a lo n g th e
shore.
S e a rc h in g p a rtie s a r e look-
ing fo r th e bodies of th e o th e r seven
,
m en w ho a re believed to have per-
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¡shed a f te r being tossed a b o u t in th e
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coid w a te r an d k n ocked in to uncon-
sciousness a g a in s t th e rocky coast.
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A co u n ty law e n fo rc e m e n t c o n fer-
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ence a n d m ass m e e tin g will be held
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in th e F ir s t P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h in
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th is city a t 7 :3 0 o clock F rid a y ev-
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e n in g . u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e
A n ti-S aloon lea g u e of O regon. T he
co n fe re n ce w ill be held u n d e r th e di- Ri<’1 <,obl -',in e
re c tio n of C a p ta in F r a n k B. E b b e rt.i
T h e R ‘>bi,lsO11 a n d H oyt so ld m ine
re c e n tly of W a sh in g to n , D. C., w h ere ! n e a r H orn g u lc h ’ w est of A abJa « d -
as a sso c ia te a tto rn e y of th e A n t l - |h a s ylelded som e e x c ep tio n a lly rich
Saloon lea g u e of A m erica, he was in- o re - th e la tte r a3say‘»K $139.20. T he
s tr u m e n ta l in h e lp in g to se cu re th e e ra s te r, w hich is to be in sta lle d nex t
p assag e o f th e V olstead a c t an d took s »,,i n g ’ wiH ta k e tb e ” ,acp of a r e Su ’
a p ro m in e n t p a rt in th e cases a p p e a r- k:r q u a rtz mil1’ b u t wiH be m ucb
ing b e fo re th e U nited S ta te s su p re m e m ore ch eap ly in sta lle d a n d e a sily
c o u rt as to th e v a lid ity of th e sam e. °P e r a te d.
T he o b je c t of th e c o n feren ce a n d
m ass m e e tin g is to d iscu ss ev ery B ank G ets J u d g m e n t—
¡p h a s e of th e e n fo rc e m e n t of p ro h ib i-j
In th e c irc u it c o u rt y e ste rd a y th e
tio n , both fe d e ra l a n d s ta te law s, case of th e S ta te B ank of T a le n t
T he c o n feren ce will also ta k e up th e ) v e rsu s C lark a n d C h ild ers w as d e
e n fo rc e m e n t of liq u o r law s in th is cided in fav o r of th e p la in tiff, ac-
co u n tv . W. J. H erw ig, of P o rtla n d , c o rd in g t o . J. H. McGee, who w ent
s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e A nti-S aloon to Ja c k so n v ille th is a fte rn o o n to r e
league, issued th e fo llo w in g s ta te - su m e his place on th e ju ry .
Mr.
; McGee believes it w ill ta k e tw o
m e n t:
“ T he A nti-S aloon leag u e of O re m o re w eeks to clean up th e d o ck et.
gon is p ro p o sin g to co n d u ct a very
ex ten siv e law e n fo rc e m e n t cam p aig n
H eavy lu m b e r p ro d u c tio n s la te d
th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te . It is o u r p u r
j
fo
r
th e n ex t five y e a rs.
pose to hold a law e n fo rc e m e n t co n
fere n c e a n d m ass m ee tin g in ev ery
C arlo ad R ogue R iv er valley p e a ts
co u n ty se a t tow n. T he p u rp o se of
ju s t sold in New Y ork fo r $4,249.
th e co n fe re n ce is to a ro u se public
s e n tim e n t an d get th e people an d
Hood R iv er sh ip s tw e n ty -fo u r c a r-
co u n ty o ffic ia ls to g e th e r; in s tru c t
! lo a d s a p p le s a n d 65 c a rlo a d s pears.
| th e people as to th e ir d u tie s ; show
th em how th e n can c o -o p e ra te w ith
O regon E le c tric c o n tin u e s special
daily a n d red u c e d w eek-end ra te s .
(C ontinued on P age 4)
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