f 4 /F A SHLAND aid of climate, without the m ed icin e, c u re s n in e caaes 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 ALARIA germs cannot survive three months in the rich ozone at Ashland. The pure domestic water helps. n (International News Wire Service) VOLUME 3 (S u ccessor ________________ to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, V ol. 4 3 ) * No. 54 ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921 PLAN CAMPAIGN FOR $30,000 HOTEL BONUS H a y Open Ann Conference To The Public and Press KANSAS CITY * HOTEL LOBBY ❖ 1$ Ashland Voters Defeat Bond Issue of $18,000 Ashland-Roseburg Football Teams To Meet Saturday IS F o r th e f ir s t tim e in th e his- <•) to ry of th e tw o schools, A sh- lan d a n d R o se b u rg high school <8> < •> te a m s w ill m e e t in a fo o tb all <8> -'> g am e to be played on th e local <$> ».»> g rid iro n S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . <8 <§> < ♦ > T he gam e will be called a t 2 :3 0 <8 <8> <8 o’clock. <8 A D D IT IO N A L O F F E R S O F > 7 5 0 • $> K een riv a lry h a s alw ay s ex- <8» <§> j AN D > 2 5 0 0 A R E A C C E IT E D AT 8 iste d b etw een th e tw o schools in • <$> ‘ •’ b a s k e tb a ll, a lth o u g h th is y e a r's - <8 j M EETIN G IN CITY HA LL LAST •> fo o tb a ll tea m is th e f ir s t tea m -8 NIGH T. •- t h a t th e R o se b u rg school h as <8 <•> ♦- e v e r b o a ste d of. R o se b u rg h a s <8 By a vote b f 233 to 208, th e p ro p o se d b o n d issue of $18,000, p lac e d <§> 8 su ffe re d se v e ra l d e fe a ts th is <8 b e fo re A sh lan d v o te rs fo r a p p ro v a l t he second tim e th is y ear, w as d e fe a t- <8 8 y e a r a t th e h a n d s of n o rth e rn -8 . ed a t th e polls y e ste rd a y . T he b o n d s w ere to have been s u p p le m e n ta ry <§> 8 schools, h u t is re p o rte d to be in <8 to th e re c e n t issu a n c e of re fu n d in g a n d im p ro v e m e n t bonds to th e a m o u n t <8> ♦ b e tte r co n d itio n now th a n a t 8 of $45,387 a n d w ere fo r th e p u rp o se , City A tto rn e y W illiam B riggs and <8 j T h e <8 m em b ers of th e co u n cil ex p lain , to Care fo r ex istin g in d e b te d n e ss of th e 8 th e s ta r t of th e y e a r. ■$> 8 R o se b u rg sq u a d is coached by <8 city in c u rre d in th e p a s t a d m in is tra tio n of th e c ity ’s a ffa irs . NECESSARY TO STOP FIGHT- ’> c o n fe re n c e . <8>, < 'OM MITTEE EA VORN >250,000 .. . . ------- r . - - . . . . . . --------- No d e fin ite s ta te m e n t as w h a t w ill C h a rlie K ing, fo rm e r A shland <8 ING; BULLETS QUELL TH E No in tim a tio n h a s been given 3>| PROJECT; > 150,000 BUILDING be d o n e to c a re fo r th e in d e b te d n e ss <8 coach, who tu rn e d o u t a ch ain - <8 DISTURBANCE. * 8. tO the natUre ° f the “8ur- <1 could be o b ta in e d th is m o rn in g . I <8 p io n sh ip team h ere. <8 i <$• p ris e " in s to re fo r th e w a itin g AND >100,000 FURNITURE AND M ayor C. B. L a m k in was o u t of th e ‘8 < 8 <8 ' 8 <8 ‘8 <8 < 8 < 8 <8 ,8><8<8, <8<8<8 8 i c o rre s p o n d e n ts a n d th e public. <8-1 EQUIPMENT. KANSAS CITY , Nov. 3.— T he city th is m o rn in g , a lth o u g h he i s ; --------------------------------- b e a u tifu l lobby of th e H o tel B alti- —------------------------------ - sc h ed u le d to r e tu r n th is e v en in g ini m o re w as bad ly w recked to d ay as tim e to p resid e a t a m ee tin g of th e B acked by m em b ers of th e h o tel W ell, w ell, w ell! I su p p o sed th e r e s u lt o f a r io t w hich rag e d fo ri council, w hich body will can v ass th e c o m m ittee an d an o ffe red a m o u n t of w h e n I saw th e fu lso m e e n d o rs e ­ 11 v o te s a n d , it w as s ta te d a t th e city* n e a rly tw o h o u rs b etw een th e v i s i t - , i $6250, a cam p aig n for th e ra is in g of m e n t of th e p ro p o sed bond issu e o rs to th e c o n v e n tio n of th e A m e ri­ a tto r n e y ’s office, hold a c o n feren ce a $30,000 bonus to bo o ffe red p ro s­ by M ayor L a m k in , W. J. McCoy can L egion h e re , h o o d lu m s, a n d th e j re le v a n t to th e d e fe a t of th e bonds, i pective b u ild e rs of a m o d ern h o tel a n d V. O. N. S m ith , t h a t people police. A ccording to A tto rn e y B riggs, the will be s ta r te d w ith in th e n ex t few w ould ju s t fall o v er each o th e r T h e fig h tin g b e g a n w hen th e council h a s th e rig h t to in c u r in d e b t; o ___ ______ ___ , . . . d ay s, follow ing in f in ite a c tio n ta k e n v o tin g fo r th e bon d s y e ste rd a y , Som e a p p re h e n sio n h as been felt MRS. A. H. RUSSELL OBTAINS ¡ et' ,b e i »dings. w as pu b lic- “ fo llo w in g ” had s c a tte r e d a lm o st s h o ts w ere fire d b e fo re th e lobby ' ita e r ra c e — th e second one h e ld — la n tl’s h ig h ly resp e c te d p io n ee rs, is; , __ » io Ana a s m uch as E. V. C a r te r ’s did aaa r* . . . . . . . . ly su b scrib ed for th e bonus. T h e w as c le a re d . ji w ill be th e p rin c ip a l e v e n t of th e In- tro m $12,000 to $ la ,0 0 0 . It is > th a t th e leak is cau sed by th e s ta g e . . . , , e ig h t o r ten y e a rs ago, w hen I g re a tly exercised o v e r th e d e stru c - a m o u n ts o tte re d up to a n d in clu siv e " te r n a tio n a l A ero congress. a lo n g th e P acific h ig h - , c la im e d th a t th e e m b a rra s s m e n t isj a d d itio n h a v in g pulled aw ay from of th e m ee tin g la s t n ig h t a re : F r a n k M oore ju m p e d up o u t of i tio n of tre e s CLALM GERMANY IK „ . , ¡c a u se d by th e b o rro w in g of a m o u n ts B a i r ­ $1500 T h e sk y ra c e rs w ill tra v e l a dis- way in th e vicin ity of S te in m an . In ■ f i . th e m ain dom e, leav in g a sm all by H enry E n d e rs S r.; Jo h n H. F u l- t h e stic k s an d d e fe a te d him a b o u t A L R E A D Ï DISARMED ? . -tan ce of 150 m iles o v er tw e n ty m ile l ' ", , . „ from th e v a rio u s city fu n d s to pay a re c e n t trip to th e ra n c h hom e of . , . ic ra c k - t one niace fiv e to one in his ow n w ard fo r fo r im p ro v e m e n ts and o th e r expenses ' 1«*presente«l by L. A. W hite- , . . „ C a lh o u n , seven m iles, a n d r e tu r n to te r, a t best. T h e m a jo rity a g a in s t , w agons a n d tw o tru c k s w ere m et a r e c o n c e rn e d , is p ra c tic a lly com - a b le in fo rm a tio n o b ta in a b le th is sm all p o rtio n of th e roof to th e s t;|te beatk $ -5 0 0 . , . , t ... .¡ .F lo r e n c e , eleven m iles, p le te d , a c c o rd in g to th e I n te r a llie d i T , th e b o n d s y e s te rd a y , on a hot ! lo ad ed w ith w-ood, ev id e n tly c u t close. ille to ta l sum needed io r th e eu- m o rn in g th e m oney h ad been b o r­ a d d itio n . M eans of clo sin g th is cra c k ( In a d d itio n to th e b e a u tifu l tro p h y ' to th e p a v e m e n t. Tw o o th e r em pty fig h t, w as decisive. C o n tro l com m ission. A rtille ry , sm a ll have been d iv ise d an d reco m m en d ed t e , l i i s e nam ed was put by th e com - ro w e d from fu n d s se t a sid e to c a re - —a h a n d s o m e s ilv e r fig u re of a w o-. w ood w agons w ere ob serv ed going a rm s , a irp la n e s a n d fo rtific a tio n s L e t c re d it go to w hom c re d it is m itte e a t n o t less th a n $150,000 fo r fo r th e p rin c ip a l a n d in te re s t o n lb v Mr. S m ith ; m an h o ld in g in u p lifte d h a n d an a ir- a f te r loads, p re su m a b ly from th e h a v e m ostly been d e stro y e d . A few I p la n e , c a sh p riz e s of $3000, $3000 due. Som e fo lk s b u tt in # w h ere " T h e re is a b so lu te ly no d a n g e r of a n d g ro u n d s a n d $100,000 bon d s to th e a m o u n t of $18,000 and sam e n e ig h b o rh o o d . a n g e ls l'ear to tre a d — a n d get fo rtre s s e s on th e B altic sea, e re c te d due in 1929. T he p u rp o se of th e th e m ain dom e giving a w a y ,” a s s e rts ,O1 D iin itu re and o th e r fix tu re s, , „ . ¡ a n d $1000 w ill be a w a rd e d . T he sco rch ed . M rs. R u s s e ll’s d a u g h te r M abel, th e p ro p o sed bond issue, th e city a tto r - M r. S m ith . “ T he c o n s tru c tio n , w hile lu a k illK a to ta l ol $2 a0 ,0 0 0 . a s p ro te c tio n fro m R u ssia , a re now L _ . , By a ! tro p h y goes 't o th e fly e r w ho w ins well know n A sh lan d a r tis t, h a s t a k ­ liey says, w as " to clean h o u se ” a n d th in and u n s u p p o rte d , is of such a Vote o i »>lleteen to lo u r it was de- b e in g d ism a n tle d . HAZ K IK . th e ra c e tw ice in su ccession. C ap tain en a n u m b e r of p h o to g ra p h s sh o w ­ ■square a c co u n ts. A lth o u g h no fo rm a l a n n o u n c e m e n t ~ n a tu r e t h a t ’ it c a n n o t sa g o r co llapse. ci ob‘ a tte n d e d by 10.000 la b o re rs w ho vot- y e a rs la rg e ly d ev o ted to civic d u tie s m e e t th e p a y m e n ts on th e a m o u n ts , dom e u p h e ld th e heavy snow fall of B riggs claim s th a t th e in d eb te d - tw o y e a rs ago, sh o u ld c o n s titu te a o r com pany h av in g a q u a r te r of a je c te d s tre n u o u s ly a t f ir s t to th e ad- ed a g e n e ra l s trik e . T h e re is m uch an d w e lfa re , you still a re fig h tin g to th e g u ise of police. A t th e p res e n t' n ess h a s been in c u rre d in “ d rib s s u ffic ie n t evidence t h a t th e s tr u c tu r e n ,*i''°n d o lla rs to in v est in a first- tim e th e S ic h e rh e its P olizei o r i™ itU nC e ° f th ® io rm e r en em ies o f j u e r e s t in, th e T am pico oil field s as p re se rv e th e 'h e r i t a g e given us by a n d d r a b s ” o v er a p erio d se v e ra l is s tro n g ly a n d s u b s ta n tia lly b u ilt, class A shland hotel. It will be th e “ g re e n p olice.” live in b a rr a c k s : »nd ® C? u n tr y ’ b u t he f,n a ,ly a * reed a re8 u lt of th e u n e m p lo y m e n t a n d o u r C re a to r. y e a rs an d d iffe re n t city a d m in is tra - ab le to w ith sta n d th e s tre s s o f tim e ° ( D‘e c o m m ittee to c o n sid e r go th ro u g h m uch of tfce O l li i!pr- l ° accede to th e *rishe« of th e m a- th e c o n tin u e d d isc h a rg e of th e w ork - th e e law law th e s e m a tte rs “ " U U n n d d e e r r th tions. T he city re c o rd e r, B riggs a i,d sto rm . T h e re a re som e s lig h t o n l- v such p ro p o sitio n s a s m ay com e m e rly done by re g u la rs on t h e d itlH t ^Oldty‘ eri by th e fo reig n oil co m p an ies. • com e u n d e r th e s u p e rv is io n a n d claim s, h as n o t th e pow er to issu e d e fe c ts in th e roof c o n s tru c tio n , b u t fro,n tir,n s o r p erso n s h av in g am p le „„„„j . . . O m ah a, w hich w as chosen fo r th e Il is e s tim a te d th a t 50,000 w ork- ' c o n tro l of th e s ta te h ig h w a y com m is- g ro u n d . / I k „ to fin a n c e th e e n te rp ris e , city w k rra n t in d eb te d n ess. T he pro- th ese a re im m a te ria l a n d due solely m ea n s f I V rac e a f te r D e tro it h ad been se le c te d e rs a i . id le in th e s o u th e rn s ta te s. sion a n d e n g in e e r, a n d I am re fe r- i W atch th e P olice posed bond issu a n c e w as in clu d e d in to th e fact th a t on one day n e a rly siCce il is believed .th at one 'o f th e a n d forced to give up th e h o n o r b e ­ rin g y o u r le tte r to th e la tte r w ith G e n e ral N o lle t’s m issio n lias sev ­ . th e $65,000 bond issu e voted dow n 200 u n sk ille d w o rk m en w ere em - c o m m o n e st cau ses of h o tel fa ilu re s c a u s e of in a d e q u a te field fa c ilitie s, i th e re q u e s t th a t he give it ev e ry a t- i e ra l tim e s h ad occasion to se n d n o tes DISCOVER LARGE COAL ployed, being p u b lic -sp irite d c itizen s *s ' a('k ° f c a p ita l. W hen heavy in- • a t a n electio n e a rly th is y ear. h a s p lan n e d a h u g e re u n io n of a i r ­ DEPOSITS IN LORRAINE te n tio n possible. to th e G erm an g o v e rn m e n t p ro te s t­ w ho d o n a te d th e ir services, b u t w ho te™ 81 « b a rg e s on b o rro w e d fu n d s m e n w ho to o k p a rt in th e w orld war-, - I “ T ru s tin g we m ay be of som e m a- in g t h a t th e a llie s c a n ’t p e rm it th e v o lu n te re d in such g re a t n u m b e rs m u s t be l,a id ’ a u d th e re is in su ffic- m a n y of w hom a r e a tte n d in g th e i W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Nov. 3.— te ria l a s sis ta n c e in th is m a tte r. I am FIND PREHISTORIC BONE p o lice of th e v a rio u s c itie s to be or- ' t h a t it w as found im possible p ro p er- ie n t 8« ip lu s a v a ila b le to m eet oper- c o n g re ss. ENGRAVING OF MA STAININ' g anized in to one la rg e c o n tro llin g L a rg e d e p o sits of coal h a v e been dis- V ery tru ly y o u rs, ly to su p e rv ise all th e ir w o rk .” > tin K expenses, th e hotel is foror- u n it, w ith a c e n tra l s ta ff. T h e police i covered in L o rra in e ; a c c o rd in g to in- BEN W. OLCOTT.” ______________________ _ > d a in e d to fa ilu re , a c co rd in g to th e P IN E V IL L E , Mo., Nov. 3.— All­ G o v ern o r O lcott encloses a copy c o n sists la rg e ly of fo rm e r n o n -co m ­ TRANSCONTINENTAL R. R. fo rm a tio n received h ere. T h ese a re ju d g m e n t of th o se p re s e n t a t th e o t th e s ta te law co v e rin g th e o ffe n se c le n t b o n e s- e n g ra v e d w ith fig u re s G IA N T SQUID W AS SEA LINES PROPOSE REDUCTIONS , n e a r th e S a a r b a sin a n d su rv e y s m issio n e d o ffic e rs in th e a rm y . m ee tin g la s t n ig h t. MONSTER OF L E G E N D T h e A llies a re g iv in g m uch a t ­ show th ey c o n ta in a p p ro x im a te ly of w hich c o m p la in t is m ade. It re a d s ^kat rese m b le p re h is to ric a n im a ls, H o ld e rs of th e bonus will s tip u ­ have been disco v ered in J a c o b ’s Cav- te n tio n to th e o rg a n iz a tio n of a sys­ PO R TLA N D , O r., Nov. 3.— All 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to n s of coal, from as follow s: la te t h a t c o n stru c tio n is to begin “ Any p erso n w ho d ig s up. c u tj e r n - a p re h is to ric ro c h -s h e lte r, l o j te m of c o n tro l w hich w ill m a k e it , tra n s c o n tin e n ta l r a ilr o a d lin e s h a v e w hich it is sa id th a t tile F re n c h not la te r th a n th e firs t of next Ju ly F o r m any c e n tu rie s N orw ay has and th e b u ild in g fin ish ed n o t la te r im p o ssib le fo r G erm an y to m an u - • p ro p o sed re d u c tio n s of from 20 to 60 could e x tra c t 10,000,000 to n s a y ear, dow n, in ju r e s o r d e stro y s any tre e s ’«»ted n e a r h ere, by Ja y L. B. Tay- had its leg en d s th a t re c ite d frig h t- th a n Ju ly 1st, 1923. I t w as decided f a c tu r e a n y m ilita ry su p p lie s. A rm j r p er c e n t on th e h u n d re d s of com m o- S tocks o f coal in F ra n c e a t th e end on an y s ta te ro ad o r hig h w ay , u n less lor a n d V ance R an d o lp h . w ag o n s, field k itc h e n s, sig n a l e q u ip - ¡ d itie s m oving e a s t a n d w est, acco rd - o f J u ly w ere e s tim a te d to be n e a rly th e sam e is deem ed an o b s tru c tio n One of th ese bones is o rn a m e n te d ful ta le s of th e k ra k e n , a g re a t and to m ak e bonus su b sc rip tio n s p ayable ! by th e s ta te h ig h w ay e n g in e e r his w ba t a p p e a rs to be a m am m o th m y ste rio u s m a rin e c re a tu re , th a t in cash o r n in ety d ays fo r th e p u r ­ m e n t m a te ria l a re e ith e r b e in g d e - In g to ad v ices received by th e local 4.500,000 tons, ¡o ffic e rs o r em ployes, a n d rem oved o r m M ta tb n . A n o th e r is believefl was a d a n g e r to sa ilo rs on th e h ig h ; s tro y e d o r re n d e re d u n se rv ic e a b l e r a ilro a d o ffic ia ls from th e tra n s c o n t- -------------- pose of a v o id in g possible s h rin k a g e i unt»«p his d ire c tio n , u n less such per- to re p re s e n t som e m em b er of th e seas. f o r m ilita ry p u rp o ses. 'm en ta l fre ig h t b u re a u a t C hicago. W HEAT TAKES DROP d u e to people dying, m oving aw ay _______ son h a s receiv ed a p e rm it th e r e fo r d e e r Now s c ie n tis ts have found th a t t h e 1 S carcely a w eek passes b u t whe it T h e re d u c tio n s a re p ro p o sed to ! , o r s im ila r causes. C h a irm a n S m ith, CHICAGO, Nov. 3.— W h e a t d ro p -: from su ch h ig h w a y e n g in e e r o r ap- Bone an d h o rn a w ls- flin t im Ple ' lo ca litie s in w hich th e se fo lk -ta les of th e c o m m ittee , a n n o u n c e d th a t r e p o r ts a r e b ro u g h t in of h id d en s u ’ >- m eet th e w a te r co m p e titio n via th e ; ped to d a y below- $1 on th e b o a rd of p ro p ria te o ffic e rs o f th e s ta te h ig h - m e n ts of 8tone- e n g ra v e d a n d polish- ’ flo u rish a re th e h a b ita t of g ia n t lead in g b u sin e ss firm s w ould be ex ­ p lie s o r a rm s o r m u n itio n s. T h e A J - , P a n a m a c a n al. tra d e fo r th e f ir s t tim e since O cto­ way d e p a rtm e n t, o r is o th e rw is e law - ed im p lem e n ts of sto n e , a n d s h a ft sq u id s o r “ c u ttle fis h .” of th e g en u s p” t ed to c o n tiih u te aroun«l $1000 lie s o ffe r a re w a rd fo r inform ati« m ■ ■ - — o f th is s o rt. M any o f th e re p o i * « ! FIX ® FU RNA CE R EFU SE ber, 1916. D ecem ber w h eat d ro p p e d fu lly e n title d to d ig up, c u t dow n, i n - ; s tr a ig h te n e r s a n d sm o o th e rs w ere A rc h ite u th u s , th a t have fre q u e n tly each. R efe re n c e w as m ad e to one p ro v e to be false, b u t fre q u e n tly t h e TO BE O NE-FIFTH COAL to 99.5 c e n ts w hen a la rg e n u m b e r ju r e o r d e stro y su c h tre e s, s h a ll be a i8° fo u n d in th is cave, as w ere p o r -ih e e n c a st up upon sea beaches of th e A sh la n d w ar d riv es, w hich tio n s of an a d u lt h u m an sk e le to n , „ A ccording to Dr. Ja m e s R itch ie , of -------- of b itd e rs sto p p e d , th e loss o rd e r re- g u ilty of a m isd e m e a n o r." In v e s tig a tin g o ffic e rs d isc o v e r s< rv- -----—— R esulted in th e ra is in g of $200,000. _________ acco m p an ied by an e n g ra v e d sand- th e R oyal S co ttish m u seu m , th e larg - e r a l h u n d re d rifle s o r m a ch in e g u m s ' O n e -fifth of th e b o ile r fu rn a c e re- m a in in g u ncovered. F. E. F re n c h , F. E. W atso n , L. A. e s t of th ese on reco rd had te n ta c le s b u rie fl in th e w oods, w h e re no o n e 'fu s e o r a s h e s of pow er p la n ts u sin g T h e new p rice cau sed a s tr o n g , B E R L IN , Nov. 3.__ F r e ^ i tro u b le sto n e pipe? W h ite h e a d an d Irv in g F in le y fa v ­ c a n be in c u lp a te d if th ey a / e f o u i M .'l o w priced b itu m in o u s coal screen- b u y in g m o v em en t by -tra d e rs w h o p 8 th re a te n e d in U p p e r . S ilesia. Ac- T he o rn a m e n te d bones w hen firs t th a t have a span close to th ir ty feet. ored th e stock su b sc rip tio n m e th o d s, T h e w eapons, ho w ev er, a re o ften J in g s is u n b n rn e d fuel an d can be re- w ere s h o rt, th is ra lly se n d in g th e c o rd in g to d isp a tc h e s received h ere, ex hum ed seem ed to be p e rfe c tly firm It w as n in e feet nin e inches long h u t w ere open to co n v ictio n as to ad v ices from th e p ro v in ce o f B e a u - : an d so u n d , b u t, s h o rtly a fte r th ey be- • fro m th e tip of its ta il to th e tip of h id d e n fo r use in p o ssib le civil w a r I c la im e d by w a sh in g on a ta b le such Price back over th e d o lla r m a rk . th e s u p e rio r m e rits of th e bon u s plan th e n , th e P o lish re s id e n ts a r e d issa t- gan to d isin te g ra te . B efore th is oc- its s h o rt a rm s, b u t its te n ta c u la r b e tw e e n ra d ic a ls a n d re a c tio n a rie s 4is u sed in th e coal p ro d u cin g p la n ts. a n d in tim a te d t h a t th e y w ould com e o f th e currec* how ever, tft was possible to a rm s w ere each fo u rte e n feet long. ST. PA U L, M inn., Nov. 3.— F o r isfie d w ith tire decisio n a n d a re c o n n ected up w it h a tte m p ts 3n m an y cases, te s ts m ad e a t th e th ro u g h w itli s u b s c rip tio n s in case to o rg a n iz e illic it h o ',n e g u a rd s U n iv e rs ity of Illin o is in d ic a te th a t I th e th ird tim e w ith in a y e a r b a n d its L eagu e of N ations and are p fen n in g m ak e pen d ra w in g s of th e d esig n s T h e te n ta c le s w ere a rm e d w ith som e ¡ '¿ " ¡ '¿ " p r n,p t hod w as id o n te j ' c , . e m on o n strations s tra tio n s In favor ol a n d som e of th e m o st im p o rta n t of '1200 to o th e d su c k ers, w hich m u st a g a in s t th e R eds, o r a w o r k m a n ’s th e re c la im in g o f th e coal can b e : h e ld up a n d ro b b ed S h a p ira ft Sons rio ts a n d d em H en ry E n d e rs, Sr., re fe rre d to th e th e bones w ere tre a te d w ith a p re- have re n d e re d th e c re a tu r e a form i- a rm y c o n n e cte d w ith fz ra /iic a l or- done fo r m u ch less cost th a n t h e ' je w e lry s to re h e re o f d ia td o n d s val- exten d in g the P olish boundary to | f r e ig h t on th e coal. ued a t $30,000. servative. • I d a b le enem y. 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