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aid
of
medicine,
cures
c ases o u t of te a of a s th m a .
a p ro v en fact.
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hine
a t A sh la n d . T he p u re do m estic w a te r
T h is is
helps.
(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
3
No. 59
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921
CSuccessor to the Sami-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
UNTRIED "TRAITORS” SHOT SAYS VETERAN
Anti-Bolsheviki
Revolt Breaks Out
Iu Russia
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&
IS i
Marines Charged With
Haiti Strong' Arm Worh
LONDON,
Nov.
9. — Cecil <3
H a rm s w o rth , u n d e r s e c re ta ry <>
I -$> of s ta te fo r fo re ig n a ffa irs , said $
1 <•> in a speech b e fo re th e h o u se of <$>
■ S> com m ons to d ay th a t th e gov-
\
, -t> e m in e n t h ad been in fo rm e d th a t <i>'
•> a n
a n ti-b o ls h e v is t
re v o lu tio n <5>11
NIRK EM IL PEIL DIRECTS RED
[ • hat? b ro k e n o u t in s o u th w e st
CROSS ROLL CALL FO R SEC
3» R u ssia.
'
OND TIME; WILL RAISE >1500
<s>
D isp atch es to th e I n te r n a tio n -
FROM ASHLAND DISTRICTS.
a l N ew s S ervice y e s te rd a y sa id <j>
> t h a t a n u m b e r of citie s in th e <$
TW ENTY CAPTAINS APPOINTED
U k ra in e had rev o lted fro m th e
TO COVER CITY WITH AIDES; <$> B olshevik ru le.
TERRITORY EXTENDS
FROM
-> ♦ <*
♦ <S> <»
TALENT TO CALIF. LINE.
ROLL CALL HERE
æ
-£=
JORUM TO (
BE WINTER FAIR
EXHIBIT CENTRE
H az fÇik
1 ALLEGE PEASANTS!
J mrnr i.nrn in
E
AS
England Ready
r
To Pay Interest J
On Indebtedness
&
LONDON, Nov. 9.— E n g la n d
is p re p a re d to pay th e 5 0,000,-
000 p o u n d s d u e th e U nited
S ta te s as th e 1922 in te r e s t on
h e r in d e b te d n e ss, C h a n c e llo r o f
E x c h e q u e r H o rn e d e c la re d in a
speech b e fo re th e h o u se of com -
m ous to d ay .
<?»
‘ W e sh a ll m eet o u r o b lig a-
<t> tio n s ,” he s ta te d . “ M uch h a rm
is being do n e by d isc u ssin g th e
<•> in te r-a llie d d e b ts. T h is d iscu s-
® sio n is n o t co n d u c iv e to a
frie n d ly feelin g b etw een E n g -
! <§> lan d a n d A m e ric a .”
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BY HOUSE ÏALK
_
•
CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON, FOR-
MER A. E F. CAPTAIN, CLAIMS
<§>
MENTALLY DEFECTIVE
<S>
DEATH WITH COURT M ARTIAL
<§
<9 1S UNABLE TO GIVE FIRST H A M )
IN FORMATH >N ;
STATEM ENTS
<§>
ARE BASED ON “ H EAR SAY” ;
'W
CAUSES UPROAR IN HOUSE.
STATE INCOME TAX
P la n s fo r th e R ed C ross ro ll call
C. B. L a m k in , c h a irm a n of th e
W ASH IN GTON, D. C., Nov. 9.—
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Nov. 9.—
N o v em b er 11 to 24, c u lm in a te d yes
A
m
erican s o ld ie rs in F ra n c e d u rin g
b u ild in g s c o m m itte e of th e w in te r
C h a rg e s t h a t “ in d is c rim in a te s tro n g -
te rd a y a fte rn o o n a t a m ee tin g of th e
th e w orld w a r who w ere “ show n to
! fa ir, a n n o u n c e s t h a t th e la tte r will
a rm w ork w as being pu lled o f f ” in
tw e n ty d is tric t c a p ta in s a p p o in te d
be trait^V s, co w ard s o r m e n ta lly de-
be held in th e A rm o ry a n d N a ta to r-
by Mrs. E m il P eil, (director for th e
H a iti by th e g e n d a rm e rie o r police I
ran g ejK w ere sh o t by th e ir co m rad es
' ium , th e idea of u sin g th e C h a u ta u
m e m b e rsh ip drive.
A llo tm e n ts of
fo rces of th e isla n d u n d e r th e com - j
w iU fout tria l, a c co rd in g to re p o rts
m a te ria l w ere m ad e a n d each c a p
m au d of A m erican m a rin e o ffic ers,
qua b u ild in g for t h is p u rp o se h a v in g
re c e iv e d h ere. R e p re se n ta tiv e J o h n
ta in assig n e d to a d is tric t, d e te rm
w as to d ay la id b e fo re th e se n a te
, been a b a n d o n e d in d e fe re n c e tb th e
s o n , fo rm e r A. E. F. c a p ta in d e
in ed g e o g ra p h ic a lly fro m a m ap of
c o m m ittee in v e s tig a tin g H a itia n a f
c la re d iu th e house of re p re s e u ta -
’ s e n tim e n t w hich h a s been developed
A sh la n d , by Mrs. P eil w ho is d ire c t
fa ir s .
■ tiv e s to day.
SALEM , O r., Nov, 9.— T he pro- j against, such use.
in g th e w ork fo r th e second year.
I lik e to s u c c e e d as w ell a s a n y
T h e c h a rg e s w ere m ad e in a “ p e r
y
J o h n s o n ’s s ta te m e n ts th re w th e
M rs. Peil w as in c h a rg e of th e R ed posed s ta te incom e ta x w hich, it h a s , F ro m .th e b e g in n in g , s ta te s M r ., body, b u t I w o u ld n ’t ' “ sell my
s o n a l le t te r ’’ w ritte n to G en eral C a t
h ouse in to an u p ro a r. H e h a ste n e d
P A R IS, Nov. 9.— Vv’fÆn tire ques-
C ro ss ro ll call last y e a r, e n g in e e rin g been re p o rte d , will be o ffe red by th e L a m k in , th e fa ir c o m m itte e took th e
b ir th r ig h t fo r a m ess o f p o tta g e ”
lin hnd w ritte n by L ie u te n a n t C ol
to explain th a t he did not have any
a cam paign, t h a t b ro u g h t in m ore s ta te c o m m itte e on ta x a tio n as a , p o sition th a t th ey w ould be gu id ed
of
by p ro m isin g to pass th e F o u rth
onel H ocker.
G e n e ral C a tlin , w ho lio n
t i ï ’ÂYorial
d isa rm a m e n t p e rso n a l know ledge of th e accu racy
p a rtia l s o lu tio n
of th e
fin a n c ia l
th a n $1400.
of J u ly c e le b ra tio n a ro u n d y e a r
a p p e a re d b e fo re th e c o m m ittee , p r e com es
a t W a sh in g to n , P re m ie r ! of th e re p o rts.
Jo h n so n claim ed
bv th e w ishes of th e i »ole, consid-
pro
b
lem
s
now
c
o
n
fro
n
tin
g
th
e
ta
x
T h e m e m b e rsh ip ro ll c a ll fo r th e
a f te r y e a r in o rd e r to g e t a few
se n te d th e le tte r , w hich c h a rg e d
will be read y to face c ritic s t h a t he had been told th a t th e
g ra n tin g ot a ie q u
sig n
te r r ito r y from T a le n t to th e C a lifo r p a y e rs of O regon, p ro b ab ly will m e e t 'e r ” lg
e x tra p a ra d e flo a ts, a f te r th e tow n
t h a t th e “ c o rv e e ” sy tsem h aJj been
* o t h is policy an d of h is c o u n try ’s ’t r a i to r s ” who m et su m m a ry pun-
n ia lin e is in c h a rg e of th e A sh la n d w ith d r a s tic o p p o sitio n on th e p a rt ®d by sev en ty c itiz e n s, by a t.- to
h ad p re e m p te d t h a t c e le b ra tio n
c o n tin u e d u n d e r cam oufljjfge
ish iu e u t a t th e h a n d s of th e ir com -
•
H e will
R ed C ross. T he T a le n t d is tr ic t was of a m a jo rity of th e c o u n ty a sse sso rs one vote of th e C h a u ta u q u a direc
d a te fo r th e p a st six y e a rs to th e
o rd e rs h ad b e e n
to d is '“ m ilita ris tic ” a c tiv itie s .
ra d e s w ere G erm an spies d isg u ised
o rg a n iz e d by M rs. F re d S. E n g le an d of th e s ta te . T h is w as in d ic a te d by to rs, as evidence th a t th e r e w as no
e a tir e s a tis fa c tio n of every b o d y in
show t h a t F ra n c e , d e sp ite th e ev er-; in A m erican
c o n tin u e th e pra^ifYce
u n ifo rm s.
In
his
I n d e r t h e ^ ^ , rv e e ” 8yStem lab o r- d a n g e ro u s m enace w hich s h a d o w s : speech Jo h n so n once m ore called a t-
p laced in c h a rg e of M rs. H. S. G leira m an y of th e a sse sso rs w ho c o n fe rre d c o n sid e ra b le o p p o sitio n to th e s u g S o u th e rn O regon. F lo a ts a re nice
of t h a t place, a s c a p ta in . T h e V alley h e re w ith th e s ta te tax com m ission.
u n less th ey cost too m uch.
I
e rs of t
g e ste d use of th e b u ild in g .
p e a sa n t class w ere forced ih e r ea8te rn f ro n tie r a n d d e sp ite th e te n tio n to th e c h a rg e s of S e n a to r
T h e s ta te c o m m itte e on ta x a tio n
V iew d is tr ic t w ill be m an a g e d by
w ould
r boost M e d fo rd ’s A r
M ayor L am k in f u r th e r s ta te s th a t
w ork e ith e r w ith o u t pay or in n o n -ra tific a tio n of a llia n c e s w hich W a tso n th a t A m erican so ld ie rs w ere
M rs. H. R. R a n g e r.
M iss L illia n w as pro v id ed for by a n a c t of th e in c o n s id e ra tio n of fin a n c ia l a ssist-
m istice day t e ’e b ra tio n , a n d th<
a d e q u a te c o m p en satio n t h a t ca ta -
, . .
, .
h a n g e d w ith o u t tria l,
sh o u ld have g u a ra n te e d h e r s a f e t y
, _________________
P ie ff e r, te a c h e r, w ill c a p ta in th e 1921 le g is la tu re . »he p u rp o se o f th e a n c e g ra n te d by th e city in p u ttin g
like, to show my good w ill, th a ii
tc ^ u e d th e v ictim s as v assals to th e
B elleview d is tr ic t a n d w ill be aid ed com m ission is to in v e s tig a te a n d de- up th e C h a u ta u q u a b u ild in g , th e city
to v o lu n ta rily give up w h a t w as
o ffic ers, a c co rd in g to th e c h a rg e to d ay h as au a rm y even s m a lle r th a n VYAL SAVINGS
by, M rs. H . W. A ndrew s.
n u a ^ i,
A sh la n d 's by com m on co n sen t.
te rm in e new so u rces of re v e n u e , I. N. COuncil w as given p e rm issio n to use
b e fo re th e w ar.
STAMP SALE
To R aise >1500
HAZ K IK .
Day, ex -m em b er of th e le g is la tu re , ■
s tr u c tu r e fo r a n y p u rp o se th ey
H ocker, .j,4 b is le tte r, d e c la re d th a t
M arshal F och a n d G e n e ral B u at >
CONTINUES GOOD
M rs. P eil s ta te s t h a t no d e fin ite is c h a irm a n of th e c o m m itte e .
m ig h t w ish, w h e n e v e r th e b u ild in g !
a p rie s t told hifn -»ba t fi^y
•—
«in
W
a
sh
in
g
to
n
to
c
o
rro
b
o
ra
te
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q u o ta h a s been se t fo r A sh la n d by
S everal m em b ers of th e leg isla - w as n o t be jng used by th e C h a u ta u -,
h a d been k illed by the. g e n d a rm e rie
the p re m ie r’s -sta te m e n t, for th ey .
P o s tm a s te r G eneral W ill H. H ays
th e n a tio n a l R ed C ross.
H ow ever, tu r e w ere in a tte n d a n c e a t th e con- q Ua a sso c ia tio n . L eg ally , th e r e f o r e ,' V1ILL REORGANIZE
a t H inchs.
w
ith
th
e
F
re
n
c
h
g
è
n
e
rà
v
vtV»-
recen
tly a d d re sse d a s tro n g ap p eal
M rs. P eil believes th a t $1500 in fere n c e, a n d th e g e n e ra l te n d e n c y jie a rg u e d , th e fa ir could h av e been
ROGUE RIVER FISH
to
a
it
' pV w tqiasters a n d post office
ASSOC. NOVEMBER 7!
m e m b e rs h ip s w ill be ra ise d d u rin g of th e m e e tin g a p p e a re d to fa v o r h eld in th e place n a m e d , re g a rd le s s
LONDON, Nov. 9.— F ig h tin g is in 'lently p ro te s te d a g a in s t any re d u c
u rg in g r e n e w e d e ff o r t to
em
ployes
th e c a m p a ig n , w hich w ill s ta r t a c t lo w er taxes.
of th e w ishes of th e C h a u ta u q u a
p ro g re ss b etw een Ju g o -S lav ic a n d tion of th e F re n c h a rm y u n til such
w ard p ro m o tin g th e sa le of i^ o v e rn -
iv e ly S a tu rd a y of th is w eek.
M rs
V a lu a tio n s of a ll a sse ssa b le prop- tru s te e s .
M ED FO R D , O r.. Nov. 9.— A m eet A lb a n ia n tro o p s s o u th of S c u ta ri, ac-
tim e a s it w as fe lt s u re th a t no dan- n ien t sav in g s c e rtific a te s , aim 1 * th e
P e il is a s sis te d by M esdam es A. H. e rty in O regon fo r th e y e a r 1921,
T e n ts a n d te m p o ra ry sh e d s will be ing of th e R ogue R iv e r F ish a n d i corij i n g to new s d isp a tc h e s received
g er could com e from G erm an y and A sh lan d post office re p o rts th a t II U
P r a c h t, C h a rle s H. P ie rc e , a n d Miss w ith th e ex cep tio n ol H a rn e y c o u n ty , c o n s tru c te d on th e v a c a n t g ro u n d P ro te c tiv e a sso c ia tio n w ill be h e ld , h e re th is m o rn in g . T he Ju g o -S lav s
th a t t h e 'l a t t e r h ad com p letely dis- well su p p lied w ith a ll th e govern-
E m ily K a ise r.
R ev. O ld field Is w hich h a s n o t y e t re p o rte d to th e n e a r th e N a ta to riu m to s h e lte r th e in th e A m erican L egion h a ll o n , a re gajd to have s e n t re in fo rc e m e n ts
j a rm e d and ta k e n on a p eace-like a t- m eu t
sav in g s
s e c u ritie s
o ffered ,
h a n d lin g th e R ed C ross p u b lic ity .
s ta te ta x c o m m issio n er, a g g re g a te ex h ib its of la rg e liv esto ck .
T h u rs d a y , N o v e m b e r. 17, a t w h ich to n o rth e rn A lb an ia ow ing to th e
titu d e .
H a y s’ a p p e a l u rg es t h a t th e g ro u n d
F ifty c e n ts of e v e ry m em b e rsh ip , $ 8 8 7 ,4 8 1 ,5 5 9 .4 7 , as c o m p a red With
T he s m a lle r e x h ib its, such as rab -! C olonel J. H. K elly an d C a p ta in j d iffic u lty of m a in ta in in g lines o f.
, -
. A s it is to d ay th e F re n c h g e n e ra l g ain ed in th e cam paign for th r if t
M rs. P eil say s, w ill be given to the> $91 i ,0 1 1 ,2 4 8 .3 3 fo r th e y e a r 1920. b its a n d p o u ltry , a n d d isp la y s of B erg d o ff of th e s ta te fish a n d g am e c o m m u n ic a tio n in th e w ild m o u n ta in
.„.„-„» » ¡„/ j
.
.
..
.
1 s ta ff and th e in te r a llie d " a t c o u n c il, a n d sav in g s d u rin g th e w ar be n ot
n a tio n a l h e a d q u a r te r s o f th e R ed
( ounty V aluations D ecline
fru it, w ill be p la c e d In th e N a ta to r- com m ission, w ill be p re se n t. T h is c o u n try .
j liave re p o rtg Which show t h a t in lo st a n d re q u e s ts t h a t th e e n ti r e
Should* H a rn e y co u n ty v a lu a tio n s ¡um
C ross. T h e m in im u m m em b e rsh ip
m e e tin g will be c o n d u c te d fo r th e
. . .
i G erm an y s peace a rm y th e re is a , m ac h in ery of th e p o stal serv ice be
______________________
c h a rg e is $1. R e g a rd le s s of th e size fo r th is y e a r be th e sam e a s fo r
: p u rp o se of re o rg a n iz in g th e R o gue b a n ia n s a re m a k in g a heavy c o u n te r I larg e p e rc e n ta g e of n o n co m m issio n ed e n liste d in th e sale of tre a s u ry sav-
o f th e m e m b e rsh ip p a y m e n t, th e e n 1920, th e a g g re g a te of th e p ro p e rty
i R iv e r F ish a n d P ro te c tiv e asso cia- a tta c k an d have held up th e S e rb ia n ()It- cprs
ULSTER STAND PAT
of th e old a rm y w ho a r e • jugs s e c u ritie s.
t ir e a m o u n t w ill be given to th e local v a lu e s fo r O regon fo r 1921 w ill be
; tio n . T h e m e e tin g w ill a lso c o n s id e r ! a(j Van ce a lo n g th e A n d ab isa line.
i
se rv in g as p riv a te s , w h e re a s o ffic e rs |
T he A shland post office re p o rts
c h a p te r a f te r th e 50 c e n ts h a s been in c re a se d to a g ra n d to ta l of $899.-
LONDON, Nov. 9.— T he U n io n ist! m any o th e r q u e s tio n s , one of th e
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. . .
,
of
U lste r
p ro v in c e ! m ost im p o rta n t of w hich w ill be th e
ROM E, Nov. 9.— F o rty th o u s a n d i '
ng v J erv e as noncom m s s on ( th a t w hile th e p o s ta l s a v in g s ac-
d e d u c te d fo r n a tio n a l h e a d q u a rte rs . 94 4 ,0 8 1 .4 7 . T h is is a p p ro x im a te ly g o v e rn m e n t
u r e rm o re secre re p o r s c o u n ts a re n o t in c re a sin g in th e A sh-
I t w as su g g e ste d to M rs. P eil th a t $ 1 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 less th a n th e co u n ty s ta n d s p at in o p p o sitio n to L lo y d ! q u e stio n of in c lu d in g D iam ond la k e I w ell-arm ed S e rb ia n s h av e c ro sse d
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in
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lb
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n
ia
;
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G e rm a n y coold easily lan d o ttic e . th e sale o t w ar s a v in g ,
“ hom e to w n b o o s te rs ” could “ p u t it v a lu a tio n s la s t y e a r. T h ese co u n ty G e o rg e ’s p ro p o sa ls fo r co m p ro m ise
b
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n
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a
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« y •< close on a m il- .ta m p s c o n tin u e , good.
o v e r ” th e h e a d q u a r te r s by pooling v a lu a tio n s do not in clu d e th e prop- ^ ¡ t h th e Sinn F ein . A fte r a th re e -
jrd
in
g
to
a
d
isp
a
tc
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from
i
llo
u
of
m
e
n
’
th a n k s to ‘ schools of
T he po st office a lso sells $25 a n d
t h e m oney fo r o n e m em b e rsh ip , el ty of pu b lic u tilitie s , upon w hich b o u r session of th e U lste r c a b in e t it p a rk . A ll s p o rtsm e n w ith a n i n t e r - ; ta r i, acco------„ „ _ — , ------ ---------
P re p a ra to ry m ilita ris m
,n a little $100 tre a s u ry sav in g s c e rtific a te s ,
le a v in g p ra c tic a lly th e e n tire a m o u n t th e levy is iixed by th e s ta te tax w as a n n o u n c e d t h a t th e m in is te rs e s t in. th e tn tn r e fish an d g am e situ - D u ra ,s o . S c u ta ri is exp ected to
an d th e re is a fa ir a m o u n t of th e se
In A sh la n d fo r local needs.
M rs. com m ission.
.
ap p ro v e d S ir J a m e s C ra ig ’s a ttitu d b a tio n in S o u th e rn O regon a re re- b e fo re th e . S e rb ia n a tta c k by to - ;
P
eacefu
l
Intentions
s e c u ritie s sold each q u a rte r, th o u g h
T h e ta x v a lu a tio n fo r J a c k s o n in th e m a tte r.
'P e il a g re e d t h a t “ it co u ld be d o n e ,”
q u e ste d to a tte n d .
m orrow n ig h t.
F ra n c e , m ea n w h ile, to “ show h er they a re not as p o p u la r as th e $5
b u t only one m e m b e rsh ip w ould be c o u n ty is $ 2 4 ,0 8 6 ,8 1 0 , as co m p ared
______ ___
5
' p eacefu l in te n tio n s .” h a s red u c e d w a r sav in g s stam p s. T he p o s tm a s te r
w ith $ 2 4 ,0 0 7 ,2 9 0 fo r la s t y ear.
g iv en fo r th e a m o u n t.
: h e r a rm y to less th a n 500,000 offl- g e n e ra l is u rg in g upou c o n g re ss th e
P lace City Stations
c e rs an d m en. In May of th is y e a r a m e n d m e n t of th e p o stal sav in g s law
M rs. P eil w ill re m a in a t th e C h am FREE DINNER IS
z
;
th
e F re n c h a rm y to ta lle d 800,000, ja o rd e r th a t a b e tte r ra te of in te r-
PLANNED BY CIVIC
b e r of C om m erce ro o m s from 4 to 5
i a n d f u r th e r c u ts a re s till co n tem - e»t th a n 2 p er c e n t will be o tfe re d , as
CLUB FOR WORKERS
o ’clo ck ev ery a fte rn o o n , a f te r th e
I p la te d by g ra n tin g long leave to b o th well a s m ak in g th e te rm s m ore pop-
r o ll call h a s s ta r te d , to receiv e m o n
: Officers an d m en. T he forces on th e u ia r w ith th e sm all sav er. At th e
As a n n o u n c e d in yesterday.'s T id
ey from th e d is tric t, c a p ta in s.
R h in e have been red u c e d to a m ini- p re s e n t tim e th is fe a tu re is p a tro n -
S ta tio n s w ill be placed a t a ll th e in g s, th e Civic Im p ro v e m e n t club
m
um , a n d th e 1919 class, c alled up jze(j
th o se who have an unw ar-
will
se
rv
e
a
big
fre
e
d
in
n
e
r
to
a
ll
b a n k s , th e po st office. H o tel A sh lan d
in
May
in
view
of
th
e
o
ccu
p
atio
n
of
ra
n
te
d
fe
a r of a ll p riv a te fin an cial
public
s
p
irite
d
c
itiz
e
n
s
w
ho
can
a
n
d
a n d th e S o u th e rn P acific com pany
i
th
e
R
u
h
r,
w
hich
w
as
th
e
n
c
o
n
tem
-
in
s
titu
tio
n
s . T h e 4 per c e n t an d
d e p o t. T h e s ta tio n s a n d th e ir p e r will help b u ild th e c o m m u n ity club
platee*,
w
as
dem
o
b
ilized
in
A
u
g
u
st.
co m pound in te re s t q u a rte rly on th e
so n n e l is a s follow s: S o u th e rn P a h o u se M onday. T he jo b w ill n o t be
F r a n c e ’s a rm ie s in n o rth e rn A frica w a r sav in g s s ta m p s an d tre a s u ry
fin
ish
ed
on
th
a
t
day,
b
u
t
g
re
a
t
heatA-
cific d e p o t, M rs. W . L. M axey; F ir s t
a n d in A sia M inor h av e lik ew ise sa v in g s sta m p s a n d tre a s u ry sav in g s
N a tio n a l b a n k , M rs. K. P. N im s; way is ex p ected, if th e lad ie s a re not
i
b
een red u c e d to a m in im u m .
c e rtific a te s m ak e th em fa r m ore
C itiz e n s b a n k , M rs. H en ry P ro v o s t; d isa p p o in te d in th e n u m b e r of w o rk
N
ot
only
a
re
f
u
r
th
e
r
c
u
ts
in
th
e
p o p u la r th a n th e postal sav in g s ac-
e
rs
w
ho
v
o
lu
n
te
e
r.
t h e po st office, M rs. W . E . M oor;
a
rm
y
’s
e
ffe
c
tiv
es
fo
reseen
,
b
u
t
im
-
c
o u n t.
C o n tra c to r A. L. L am b is b e h ia ^
t h e S ta te b a n k , M rs. V. V. M ills. T he
1
p
o
rta
n
t
sla
sh
e
s
a
re
to
be
m
ade
in
H o te l A sh la n d s ta tio n w ill be in th e m o v em en t, a n d h a s se c u re d fo r I
't h e c o u n tr y ’s a rm y a n d navy b u d - : “BIG F I YE” PAUKERS
c h a rg e of M rs. Am y E n d e rs a n d M rs. th e clu b h ouse a la g re q u a n tity of
START MOYEMENT
I'getg, n o t only w ith a view to eco n
e x tra good lu m b e r a t a low price.
O. A. P a u ls e ru d .
FOR WAGE SLASH
om ize th e n a tio n ’s m oney, b u t also
T h e tw e n ty A sh la n d d is tr ic ts a re H e m an a g e d th e 200 m en w ho
to
prove
to
th
e
w
orld
t
h
a
t
F
ra
n
c
e
c a p ta in e d by th e fo llow ing w om en w orked on th e C h a u ta u q u a b u ild in g
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.— T he
“ big
h a s n o t “ a r r ie r e p e n see s,” w hen she
■who w ill a p p o in t a s s is ta n ts :
1 lo r one day free of c h a rg e a n d w ill
fiv
e
”
m
ea
t
p
ack
in
g
c
o
rp
o
ra
tio
n
s
be
s ta te s th a t a d a n g e r from G erm an y
M rs. H. O. A n d e rso n , M rs. E. H . ; Pu t
every e ffo rt M onday to
gan a m ovem ent today to sla sh th e
does re a lly exist.
B u sh , M rs. R ay C onover, M rs. T. J . I see th a t a s m uch w ork as possible.
w ages of em ployes in a ll th e ir
As
re
g
a
rd
s
F
r
a
n
c
e
’s
n
av
al
forces,
C o ffm a n , M rs. W. R. D avis, M rs. ¡M r.
L am b su p e rv ised th e w ork of
it
will
be
easy
fo
r
A
d
m
ira
l
de
Bon,
j
i l a n t s th o u g h o u t th e c o u n try ,
W m . M. D en to n , M rs.
J o h n F u lle r , th e 200 m en w ho w o rk ed fo r one
c o m m a n d e r of th e F re n c h fleet d y r- • T he p a c k ers in fo rm a l no tices
M rs. G eorge G ille tte ,
Mrs. F. H. day fre e of c h a rg e d u rin g th e con-
I ing th e w ar, to show t h a t no coun- served to d ay , p o in ted o u t to th e ir
J o h n s o n , M rs. W m . M yer, M rs. J. H .! s tru c tio n of th e a u d ito riu m . H e is i
try need e v e r fe a r his c o u n try 's na-l em ployes th e necessity of w age re-
M cG ee, .Mrs. J . D. M cRae, Mrs. F r e d :'g re a tly in te re s te d In th e Civic Im -
Val
pow er. N ot only is th e fle e t a t A uctions in o rd e r th a t th ey m ig h t
N e ll, Mrs. T. W. S a n fo rd , M iss Spen- j p ro v e m e n t club p ro je c t as som e-
i p re s e n t one of th e le a s t p o w erfu l c u t expenses to sucii an e x te u t^ th a t
F. 'th in g th a t he h a s a d v o c ate d fo r)
c e r, M rs. W . O. W in te r, Mrs.
[in
tiie w o rld , b u t c o n s tru c tio n o f ! th ey will be ab le to m eet co m p etl-
y ears. Mr. L am b s ta te s , t h a t w hile
[W hittle, M rs. J. M. W a g n er.
I
new
sh ip s has been co m pletely a b a n - itio n iu business.
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* he w as a m em b e r of th e city council
j donee* fo r th e tim e being, a n d th e
T he “ em p lo y e s’ re p r e s e n ta tiv e s ”
LONDON, Nov. 9.— O ne m an w as he s u g g e ste d th e use of th e C h am b er
only
se
rv
ic
ea
b
le
sh
ip
s
F
ra
n
c
e
h
as.
w
ere
a sk e d to c o n sid e r th e q u e stio n
k ille d a n d tw o in ju re d in a n expío- of C om m erce room s, a t t h a t tim e
i
a
p
a
rt
from
one
o
r
tw
o
d
re
a
d
n
a
u
g
h
ts
of
w
age
re d u c tio n s a n d m ak e know n
e io n a b o a rd th e D u tch s u b m a rin e v a c an t, a s a la d ie s ’ re s t room , b u t
a
n
d
c
ru
is
e
rs
of
w
a
r,
a
re
G
erm
an
th
e
ir
decision
a s soon as possible,
K -4 n e a r C olom bo. C eylon, accord- th a t su c h s tre n u o u s o b jec tio n s w ere
sh ip s h a n d e d over a c c o rd in g to
No d e fin ite re d u c tio n h a s been sug-
jn g to a d isp a tc h receiv ed h e re to- m ad e t h a t th e p ro p o sitio n w as de-
DEFEND FRENCH
ASSESSORS MEET
s
[
flay.
j feated.
A Hard Nut to Husk
1u
j Versailles treaty.
, gested.