A SHLAND
aid of
climate,
without the
n
ALABIA germ* cannot aurvlve
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 d om estic w a te r
helps.
m edicine, c u re s n in e
c a se s o u t of te n of a s th m a . T h is i9
a p ro v en fact.
(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
No. 60
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
MARINES GUARD ELEVEN CITY POSTOFFICES
TO DEDICATE
Broken Hearted Mother
Deserts 2 Year Old Son
r
I
A rm istic e day w ill h e o bserved in
A sh la n d to m o rro w by th e d e d ic a tio n
a t th e h ig h school of a b ro n ze m e­
” J *-t ■ . -
• S
• *
H t
m o ria l ta b le t in m em ory of th e A sh ­
la n d
m en
w ho d ied in th e serv ice
d u rin g th e w orld w ar. T he ex ercises
w ill be u n d e r th e jo in t a u sp ic e s of
th e
h ig h
school
a lu m n i
and
th e
A m e ric an L egion a n d w ill begin w ith
a p a ra d e w hich will leav e th e P la za
to m o rro w m o rn in g a t 1 0 :3 0 o’clock,
in th e fo llo w in g o rd e r:
C ity b a n d , G. A. R. a n d W. R. C., j
w o rld w a r v e te ra n s a n d a ll o th e r e x -|
se rv ic e m en, Boy S couts, D. A. R .,
W . C. T. U., city o ffic ia ls a n d school
b o a rd , lodges, h ig h school a lu m n i,
h ig h school s tu d e n ts , ^school c h il­
d re n a n d citizen s.
A d ju ta n t D onald S p en cer w ill a c t
a s g ra n d m a rs h a l fo r th e occasion, I
V ic to r M ills will p re s e n t th e m e m o r­
ial ta b le t to th e A m erican L egion, '
G len S im pson will a c ce p t th e g ift in
b e h a lf
of th e
o rg a n iz a tio n
nam ed,
of w hich he is p re sid e n t. Irv in g V in­
in g
hand
w ill d e liv e r a n
w ill play
a d d re ss.
T he S ta r
T he
S pangled
B a n n e r, th e high school c h o ru s will
sin g , jo in e d by th e au d ien ce.
T h e b a n k s will be closed a ll day.
D eliv ery of m ail to th e lock boxe9
w ill be m ad e a t th e post office, a l­
th o u g h all o th e r se rv ice w ill be s u s ­
pended.
LOCAL Y.M.C.A.
FATHER AND SON
A lth o u g h th is is th e a p p o in te d
w e e k fo r F a th e r a n d Sou a c tiv itie s!
o b se rv a n c e , se v e ra l c o m m u n itie s of
th e c o u n ty a re p o stp o n in g u n til a
m o re c o n v e n ie n t d a te . T a le n t Y. M.
C. A. bo y s’ clu b w ill hold th e ir P a th - ,
e r a n d Son b a n q u e t F rid a y n ig h t,
•N ovem ber 18. T he P h o e n ix c h u rc h I
b ro th e rh o o d w ill a r r a n g e th e irs fo r
th e e a rly p a r t of nex t m o u th . A sh ­
la n d w ill d elay a little also on a c ­
c o u n t of th e re c e n t O ld e r B oys’ c o n ­
fe re n c e b a n q u e t, b u t will be iu lin e
la te r.
D ear Hnz K ik :
Of all th in g s , listen to th is an d
w eep: M ayor L a m k iu says th ey
a b a n u b n e d th e use of th e C h a u ­
ta u q u a b u ild in g fo r h o u sin g live­
sto ck , in d e fe re n ce to s e n tim e n t
developed a g a in s t such use. T he
tr u t h is th ey a b a n d o n e d it b ecau se
an in ju n c tio n s ta re d th em in th e
face, th a t th ey knew th e y could
n o t overcom e.
He f u r th e r says
th e y w ould be g u id ed by th e
w ishes of th e people c o n sid e rin g
th e g ra n tin g of a re q u e s t signed
by sev en ty citizen s. S eventy siti-
zens sig n ed th e p e titio n , one h a lf
o r m ore of w hom w ould not have
signed it hat? they know n th e p u r ­
pose fo r w hich th e b u ild in g was
to be used, a n d m an y of whom
w ith d re w th e ir n a m e s w hen in ­
form ed of th e c o m m itte e ’s p u r ­
pose to house livestock th e re in .
A nd h e re is a n o th e r one: By a
tw o to one vote of th e C h a u ta u ­
q u a d ire c to rs in fa v o r of th e
sam e. T h e fac ts a re th e re was
b u t one legal vote (a c c o rd in g to
th e C h a u ta u q u a c o n s titu tio n ) in
fav o r, a n d th re e legal vo tes op­
posed, y e t th is fact c u t no fig u re
w ith th em .
Now liste n to th is
one a n d reconcile it w ith th e
tr u t h if you can.
I confess I
c a n n o t reconcile it. M ayor L am -
kin f u r th e r s ta te s t h a t in c o n sid ­
e ra tio n of fin a n c ia l a ssista n c e
given th e C h a u ta u q u a b u ild in g ,
th e city council w as given p e r­
m ission to use th e b u ild in g fo r
an y p u rp o se th ey m ig h t w ish. I
am c h a rita b le e n o u g h to a ssu m e
th a t w hen he m ade th is s ta te m e n t
he w as g ro ssly ig n o ra n t of w h at
p riv ileg es th e deed fro m
th e
C h a u ta u q u a a sso c ia tio n to th e
c ity of A shlandl conveyed. T his
deed E X P R E S S L Y STA TES th a t
th e city can use th is b u ild in g fo r
public m e e tin g s w hen n o t in use
by th e C h a u ta u q u a a sso c ia tio n ,
a n d y e t he can tw ist a livestock
show in to a pu b lic m eetin g .
D o n ’t it b e a t th e D utch how
rec k lessly som e people can h a n d le
th e tr u th ?
F rie n d of C h a u ta u q u a .
OF FIRST
IT 0 Ï JACKS
RAISED IN TRIAL
Masque Ball Is
Planned Nov. 18
By First Company
Since alco h o lic b e v e ra g e s h a v e j
b e e n u n d e r th e b an of th e law , in-1
, c re a s in g
in te r e s t
is
m a n ife ste d
In j
i e v e ry th in g d rin k a b le w hich c o n ta in s
j a n y th in g re se m b lin g a kick.
T his
-
SPREADS WITH
JEWELRY THEFTS
_______
in c lu d e s cid er, w hich a c c o rd in g to ., W ASH IN GTON, D. C., Nov. 10.__
tra d itio n used to g et h a rd e n o u g h j • T h e re sh o u ld be no co m p u n ctio n
to k(ck o ld -tim e Down E a s te rn e rs in k illin g b a n d its who a tb f n p t to
I in to th e m id d le of next w eek a n d hold “ P th e , n a i , s ” P o s tm a s te r G en­
e ra l H ays sa id iu a n n o u n c in g th a t
'beyond.
o rd e rs h ad been issued assig n in g
W h e th e r New E n g la n d e rs a n d th e tw e n ty -fiv e U nited S ta te s m a rin e s to
An a f f a ir p ro m isin g to be th e
P e n n sy lv a n ia D u tch used a n o th e r each o f th e tw elv e citie s w ith fed-
breed of a p p le s o r in je c te d a little i eswl re s e rv e post offices, fo r th e
m o st re s p e n d e n t of a n y e v e r held in
w hiskey in to th e c id e r ju g is not p u rp o se of g u a rd in g th e m ails.
th e city of A sh la n d is to be sta g e d
■known, b u t it is a fa c t t h a t A shland
T he p o s tm a s te r g e n e ra l also a n ­
JA C K SO N V IL L E , O r., Nov. 10.— a t th e A sh lan d A rm o ry th e ev en in g
'c id e r is a n in n o c e n t b ev erag e coin- n o u n c e d t h a t th e railw a y su p e rin
police
d ra g n e t
th ro u g h o u t
'Three w itn esse s— a ll womfen re s i­ of N ovem ber 18, w hen m a s q u e r a d - , A
p a re d w ith w h a t was d ra n k in ye te n d e n ts in th e v a rio u s citie s have
e rs fro m a ll p o in ts of th e valley w ill | S o u tk e rn O regon an d n e a rb y c ities
olden tim es. A. E . Pow ell, w ho o p - ^ e e n issued 6900 a d d itio n a l revol-
d e n ts of E a g le P o in t— te s tifie d a t
g a th e r for th e c e le b ra tio n of th e ^ h as been th ro w n o u t by th e local
m ill in v’e rs an d s h o tg u n s
th e W ednesday session of th e tria l F ir s t com pany a n n u a l g ra n d m asq u e a u th o r itie s J o r a yo u n g a n d sliab- e ra te s th e la rg e s t c id e r
S o u th e rn O regon, su cceed in g his
______ .
of R a le ig h M atth ew s, c h a rg e d w ith ,,h a |i
‘
hily d ressed yo u n g w om an, know n
I f a th e r in th e b u sin e ss a n d b e in g
F O R D IC E , N eb., Nov. 10.— Lock-
second d e g re e m u rd e r fo r th e a lle g e d :, All w ho a tte n d e d th e a ff a ir last billy by th e n a m e of Mrs. R igg, who
b ro u g h t up on th is fru itfu l d rin k in s m ith s a re being ru sh e d h e re from
fa ta l sh o o tin g of W ilb u r J a c k s last y e a r will be g lad to h e a r th is an- a b a n d o n e d h e r tw o y e a r old son, m uch th e sam e way a s som e c h ild re n a tow n six m iles aw ay to lib e ra te
S e p tem b e r, a n d a ll te s tifie d t h a t th e j n o u n c e m e n t fo r n e v e r b e fo re w a s ' R o b e rt, a t 2 :3 0 o'clock y e ste rd a y a re raise d on m ilk, ¿Daclares t h a t he th e em ployes and sev eral p a tro n s of
'a fte rn o o n a t th e hom e of M rs. P e a rl
a c o lo rfu l d isplay
h as n e v e r kn o w n of a n y o n e g e ttin g th e S ta te B ank of F o rd y ce, tfho
firs t sh o t w as d istin c tly lo u d e r th a n th e re . vi e v e r . such
v. »
i S tev en s, 842 B laine s tr e e t, w ho h a d lHl. „ . .
. ,,
.
..
,
? ' „
H
- a r W . L » on , h ,
*i
' ,
v"P
l° cked 1,1 t " ' bank v u u "
th e re st.
T hey w ere M rs. C elia
T
h
e
boys
h
a
v
e
a
lre
a
d
y
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
ed
rx,
______
x
,
J
!
h
e
a
d
n
n
ts
th
a
t
m
any
have
d
ra
n
k
not
day
by
b a n d its who ro b b ed th e hank
H om es, M rs. Guy N ichols an d M rs.
W hile M rs. R igg w ent to T a le n t w ith
th e prizes, w hich a re to be given,
w isely, b u t too w ell, since th e hev- it is feared th a t th e im p riso n ed per-
E v a N ichols.
th e s ta te d in te n tio n of o b ta in in g
j T hey a r e a s follow s:
e ia g e has o th e r w ell-know n e ffe c ts sons will be su ffo c a te d b efo re th e
M rs. Guy N ichols te s tif ie d t h a t sh e
'w ork in th e c a n n e ry a t t h a t place.
G e n tle m m a n ’s :
E la b o ra te
( in ­
'besides possible in to x ica tio n .
V ault can be opened.
h e a rd loud ta lk in g a n d sh o ts, a n d '
T h e police w ere n o tified of th e d e ­
c lu d in g h is to r ic a l) — a w a rd based on
K ic k le ss C id er
T he value of th e loot ta k e n by th e
th a t sh e was in th e fro n t room of
s e rtio n e a rly th e sam e a fte rn o o n ,
m a te ria l, w o rk m a n sh ip a n d effect.
O
fficial-lo
o
k
in
g
s
tr
a
n
g
e
rs
h
a
v
e
a
t
b
a
n
d its is u n k n o w n , but is believed
h e r hom e a t th e tim e, t h a t sh e th e n
a fte r M rs. S tevens had d isc o v e red a
G ro te s q u e ( e ith e r u su a l o r u n u s u a l,
'v
ario
u
s
tim
es
re
c
e
n
tly
visited
Ash-
to
be
large. An a rm ed posse is oil
v.ent in to th e d in in g room a n d sa t
n o te p in n ed to R o b e rt s clo th e s and
1 Oc?l o r c o m ic a l)— a w a rd based on
la
n
d
’s
c
id
e
r
f
a
c
to
r
y
,
b
u
t
if
th ey th e tria l of th e m ask ed m en who
dow n for an in s ta n t, a n d th e n v/ent
're q u e s tin g th a t C. C. Jo h n s o n , f a th ­
jb e s t p o rtra y a l of c h a ra c te r.
¡fo
u
n
d
a
n
y
th
in
g
u
n
law
fu
l
n
o
th
in g | p a rtic ip a te d in th e robbery.
in to th e y a rd , w here she saw R al-
e r of M rs. R iggs, be n o tifie d a t a ,
• L a d y ’s: E la b o ra te (in c lu d in g h is ­ S ail F ra n c isc o a d d re ss.
w
as
ev
er
h
e
a
rd
a
b
o
u
t
it
B
o
o ze'
---- —
P
olice
a
re
!
e!gh M atth ew s upon his horse.
o r i '7 c a * l ) * — a a w
on m
“ I a sk e d him w h a t th e sh o o tin g j t 101
w a a rd
n l based
based on
m a a te
te ria
ria l,
l, ,uow try in g to lo cate th e c h ild 's i ‘‘S h te is a p p e a r to c o n sid e r c id e r too
* H IL A D E L P H IA , P enn., Nov. 10
w as a b o u t, a n d M atth ew s said . ‘T h e i 7
®
^
g r a n d f a th e r a n d in te le g ra p h com -I Weak *n a » t a S o u ist to b a ttle w ith , — W h ile crow ds passed by u n a w a re.
( e ith e r u su a l o r u u u su a l, odd or T nunication w ith th e police of th a t 1o x p la,n s M r- P ow ell, a lth o u g h it un- th re e
b a n d its, in a d ra m a tic day-
d a m n fool sh o t a t m e tw ice y e s te r­
c o m ic a l)— a w a rd based on b est por- , .
M
rs.
R
iggs
is
said
to
h
av
e
d
o
u
b
te
d
ly
c
o
n
ta
in
s
a
c
e
rta
in
p
e
rc
tfit-
1’Rht
holdup,
robbed a jew elry sto re
day a n d h it m e w ith a c lu b .” She
tra y a l of c h a ra c te r.
been in very poor c irc u m sta n c e s for afte ° f alcoho1 w hen a Ho wet? to lab o r 1" th e c e n tra l lo catio n of th e city of
te stifie d he w as rid in g aw ay a t th e
C ouple (T w o c h a ra c te rs e ith e r a l­ se v e ra l days p rio r to
h e r d isa p p e a r- 1,1 ,tS own ferm ei‘tin g way for a few Kema
valued a t $50,00«. All th re e
tim e, a n d did n o t stop.
lied o r s im ila r, re g a rd le s s of s e x ): a n c e .
days.
M
ost
of
th
e
ju
ic
e
of
th
e
a
p
p
le
01’
th
e
m
en m ade good th e ir escape.
Mrs. N ichols also te s tifie d , u n d e r
E la b o ra te (in c lu d in g h is to ric a l) —
is
sold
in
its
fre
sh
form
,
since
it
is
-----------
Police a t th e T a le n t c a n n e ry failed
cro ss e x a m in a tio n by th e defen se,
a w a rd based on m a te ria l, w o rk m an -
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 10.— Two
to id e n tify th e w om an as h av in g ap- n ot c o n sid e red h a rd as soon as itj
t h a t she saw M atth ew s r a is e up in
sh ip a n d e ffe c t. G ro tesq u e ( e ith e r
f
.
gets
a
little
s
h
a
rp
o
r
“
b
ite
y
.”
b
a
n
d its held up th e em ployes of a
,
,
l,lled th e re fo r w ork. A lth o u g h th e
his s a d d le as if he h ad been picking
u sual o r u n u s u a l, odd or c o m ical) », „
.
,
„ ,
,
i
V
inegar
in
th
e
M
aking
la
rg
e jew e lry sto re h ere, looted th e
.
’
' t h e o r y is a d v a n ce d , th e police a re i
so m e th in g o ff th e g ro u n d , a f te r th e
•aw ard based on b e st p o rtra y a l o f ’
T he tim e re q u ire d for- b a rre lle d Sate and escaped w ith jew els said
not inclined to th e belief of su icid e
m a n n e r of cow boys.
c h a ra c te r.
c
id
e r to m ak e v in e g a r is from one to ,o he valued a t $35,000.
!
by
M
rs.
R
igg.
T h e d is tr ic t a tto rn e y in tim a te d by
. G ro u p ( th r e e to six p e r s o n s ) :,
A T id in g s r e p o r te r in te rv ie w e d th re e y e a rs, d e p e n d in g upon th e k in d
T lie jew elry shop em ployes w ere
his q u e s tio n s t h a t he w as ta k e n by
A w ard based o n . b est p o rtra y a l o f , M rs g tev en s th is m o rn in g a t h e r of apple» used a n d o th e r co n d itio n s, forced in to a r e a r room w hile th e
s u rp rise by th e te stim o n y of th e w it­
any g ro u p of a llie d o r sim ila r, e la b -, hom e re g a rd in g U e ' ^ f ^ n ^ e i„- a lth o u g h it is possible to m ak e vine- h o ld u p m en scooped th e jew e lry and
ness, a n d q u e stio n e d h e r re g a rd in g
o ra te , h isto ric a l, o r g ro te sq u e , m a l e i c id e n t
T he
a b a n d o n ed ch ild is a g a r in s m a lle r vessels w ith in a few d iam o n d s from th e tra y s in th e sto re
a c o n v e rsa tio n sh e h ad w ith hida
o r fem ale c h a r a c te r ,.
g o o d -n a tu re d ,
fre c k le -fa e e d
tow- m o n th s. T he local fac to ry so m e tim e s si,fe w hich was opened a t th e ir coin-
a n d D eputy S h e riff F o rn c ro o k , th e
z\o o n e is to be a d m itte d to th e *
.
A
,
lie a d e d y o u n g s te r w ho seem s to rea l- in ak q s n e u rly 200 b a rre ls of v in eg a r niand.
day fo llow ing th e a ffra y .
• „
tlan ce flo o r u n less he is in m asq u er-
„,u„» ,
,
, . , .
----------------- ■— ---------
ize w h a t h as h ap p en ed to him , y e t, In th e c o u rse of a y e a r. Old w his-
Mrs. E va N ichols, th ir d w itn ess V|1 ..
a e r s co stu m e.
a p p e a rs r a th e r reliev ed th a n o th e r- Key b a rre ls a re used, new o ak bar-
called by th e s ta te , te s tif ie d t h a t she
The tu rn a c e a t th e A rm o ry is p ra c ­ w ise, a lth o u g h sa d d en e d by th e oc-i rels not being on th e m a rk e t.
was in h e r hom e n e a r th e scene of
tic a lly c o m p le te ly re p a ire d a f te r tw o C urrence.
T h e re p u ta tio n of A sh la n d ’s citter
th e tra g e d y , an d th a t, h e a rin g c u rs ­
'w eeks h a rd w ork by S o u th e rn P a- A R er th e
,n o th e i. left y e s te rd a v ; e q u a ls if n o t su rp a s s e s t h a t a t t a i n e d ,
ing, w en t in to th e y a rd to g e t h e r
c tic b o ile rm a k e rs , a n d th e b u ild in g
M rs S e v e n s an d Mrs. K elly P a r is — by lith ia a n d o th e r m in e ra l w a te rs,
little g irl, who w as a t play, a n d
Wil be w arm aDd c o m fo rta b le . 60-1
w ho w ith h e r h u sb a n d , ,s liv in g j n , for b e v e ra g e p u rp o ses. R ail tra v e l-
lizard J a c k s say to M atth ew s, “ I
LONDON, Nov. 10.— “ I still cher- th e th e S S tevens
te v en s ho
h o m m e—
e— ex
e x am
a m in in ed
ed t h th e e ' e,'!’ a re a P4 to h e a r of th is d elect-
c h ased you e ig h t m iles y e s te rd a y ,
¡c
h
ild
,
w
hose
n
a
m
e
is
R
o
b
e
rt,
f in d - ! a b le d rln lt as soon as th ey e n te r th e
a n d I ’ll g et you y e t.” M rs. N ichols ish hope th a t th e Iris h a n d B ritish
also te s tifie d th a t th e firs t s h o t w as peace n e g o tia tio n s w ill prove su c ­ ing n o t only th a t he w as very poor- j A sh la n d ’ c o u n try , if n o t b efo re, a n d
Iy d resse d b u t th a t his little body j m any m ak e a bee lin e, a s soon as
lo u d e r th a n th e rest.
in 3 bor® th e m a rk s of c ru e l tr e a tm e n t I th e y get off th e tra in a t A sh lan d , fo r
- c e ssfu «_ l,” v. , Lloyd »v G u eo rg e said
.
M rs. C elia H om es te s tifie d _ .th a t speech b e fo re th e h o u se o f com m ons
. .
the Pnwoii nidn,
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,
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h :s back sh o w in g se v e ra l black w elts ; ie 1 o w e l* c id e r sta n d , w hich h as
she h e a rd th e sh o ts, a n d illu s tr a te d . th . . is m o rn in
g w hen In te rro g a te d on > _____
1 - been d - o in
- g b u sin e ss a t its p re se n t
W ith only a sm all n u m b e r of fires
^C ontinued on P a g e 4)
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e T h re e )
j 'h e peace parle>
location fo r n e a rly h a lf a c e n tu ry , a n d u n im p o rta n t ones at th a t, th e
YOUNG KLAMATH
FALLS DIVORCEE
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CRATER LAKE PARK
0. A. C. Runners
In a c c o rd a n c e w ith a c u sto m in ­
Have First Tryout
a u g u ra te d so m e y e a rs ago, th e I n ­
te r n a tio n a l C o m m itte e of th e Y. M.
To Meet U. of 0.
C. A. of N o rth A m erica is issu in g a
OV John B. Thunder, Esq.
c a ll to C h ris tia n s th ro u g h o u t th e
U n ite d S ta te s a n d C a n a d a to u n ite ,
CO R V A LLIS, O r., Nov. 10.— T he
w ith th e 9000 a sso c ia tio n s e m b ra c e d
in th e W o rld ’s A llian ce of Y. M. C .! O re «on A g ric u ltu ra l college cross-
A .’s in th e o b se rv a n c e of Nov. 1 3 - ¡ c o u n try ru n n e r s c a m e o u t to d ay fo r
19 a s a w eek o f p ra y e r fo r y o u n g th e ir firs t p ra c tic e th is y e a r.
M en!
i
m en-
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fro m every class jo in ed in th e th re e
J o h n R. M ott, c h ie f e x e cu tiv e In -j
. ..
I m ile ru n .
te r n a tio n a l C o m m ittee, in h is m es­
sa g e say s, “ W h a t m ay n o t th is con-
A seven-m an team is p lan n e d t o ,
c e r t of p ra y e r from C h ris tia n m en c°m p e te w ith th e I n iv e rsity of Ore-1
o f a ll n a tio n s a n d ra c e s m ea n if Ron N ovem b er 19, w hen th e O. A. C. I
c h a ra c te riz e d b> re a lity , i n t e n s i t y , 10011)811 Pla y e rs a lso wil1 m ee‘ th e
a n d u n ity ! ”
r u n iv e rsity team . O. A. C. h a s lo st
T he c h u rc h e s of th e co u n ty a r e be- only one c ro ss-c o u n try c o n te s t w ith
In g a sk e d to c o -o p e ra te in th is m ove-, 1 '
s *nce
sp o rt b e g a n a n d j
Jn e n t
| th e coach h a s p la n n e d fo r it to be i
th e la s t one.
T he J a c k s o n C ou n ty Y. M. C. A. i
c o n v e n tio n , w hich is th e a n n u a l get-
LONDON, Nov. 10. Five h u n d re d
to g e th e r
of th e s u p p o rte rs a n d [ g e n d a rm es a " d o fficers w ere m as-
f r ie n d s of th e a sso c ia tio n , w ill be sa c ie d h> th e K in d s , follow ing th e ir
h e ld a t M edford T h u rsd a y n ig h t, No- o ccu Pa tlo n of t h e tow n o f S u jb u la k ,
y e m b e r 17.
T h e su p p e r w ill be a c c o rd in g to a new s d isp a tc h r e ­
s e rv e d by th e la d ie s of th e P re sb y - ceived from A lla h a b a d in B ritis h
In d ia.
t e r i a n c h u rc h .
T h e w ork of th e y e a r w ill be s u m ­
Num erical.
m a riz e d by th e v a rio u s c o u n ty com ­
W
e
used
to
ask. “How m any chll-
m itte e m e n , an d th e e le c tio n of th e
J -d re n have they?” Now, io be correct,
se v e n c o m m ittee m en will be h eld .
one says, “T hey haven’t any children.
A s tro n g s p e a k e r will m ak e th e , have th e y l” although “T h e re is one
ttd d re ss.
S ev eral m u sical n u m b e rs child, I believe,” Is perm issible.—
¡will be given also .
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being o p e ra te d fo r m an y y e a rs by p a st season fo r th e C ra te r n a tio n a l
A. E. 1 ow ell s fa th e r.
fo re st d is tric t was record b re a k in g .
N ew tow n A pples ltq st
T h e re were only 77 fire s in sid e of
N ew tow n a p p le s a re said to m ak e th e v a st fo re s t a n d tw o o u tsid e in
th e best c id e r a n d Ben D avis th e im m e d ia te ly a d jo in in g s ta te te r r ito ry
p o o ie st. T he b est a p p le s w ill yield w hich is p ro te c te d
by th e fe d e ra l
a b o u t th re e g a llo n s o f ju ic e p e r fo re st service.
b ushel box, w hich is a b o u t tw ice a s '
Of th ese fire s n in ete en
w ere
m uch as can be se cu re d w ith a h a n d cau sed by lig h tn in g , a n d fo rty -n in e
press.
The Pow ell p ress is o p e r a t e d 'a s th e re s u lt of c a re le ssn e ss on th e
bj h y d ra u lic pow er. T he m ill f ir s t p a r t of pipe, c ig a r o r c ig a re tte sm ok-
chew s th e tru it in to fine pulp, which* e rs . o r of cam p fire s left by cam p-
is th e n squeezed so dry t h a t it is e rs o r tra v e le rs th ro u g h th e fo re st,
h a n d le d in th e form of la rg e cakes, Seven fire s w ere of in c e n d ia ry o rig in
w hich a re fed to cow s, hogs a n d a n d one fire was- set by a b la stin g
chickens, no c h a rg e being m ad e fo r, fuse.
th is pom ace to th o se w ho have use
T he to ta l a c re a g e b u rn ed o v e r was
fo i
it.
Tw o b u sh e ls of pulp is 807.68 acres, and very little d a m a g e
sp re a d upon o p en -slat ray s a n d en- w as done. T he to ta l loss c a u se d by
closed in th ick cloth bags, ten tra y s f jre w as only $763.14. T he co st of
being piled on to p of each o th e r, fig h tin g all th ese fire s w as only
th e g rin d in g is done by an e le c tric $2618.05, a c co rd in g to S u p e rv iso r
m o to r, b u t th e h y d ra u lic p ress is H ugh B. R a n k in . T h e m ost im p o rt-
o p e ra te d by h a n d .
a n t (¡re an(f th e only one know n in
Sixty B a rre ls A
Day
fed e ra l fo re s t serv ice p a rla n c e as a
Five m en can m ak e sixty b a rr e ls C2 class fire, th a t Is th o se th a j will
of c id e r per <?iy on th e P ow ell m ill, ra n g e in loss b etw een $100 an d less
w hich is a t th e r a te of six b a r r e ls l th a n $1000. w as a fire on th e e a st
per h o u r, o r one b a rre l ev ery t e n 'o r K la m a th side of th e fo re st, w hich
¡m in u te s. M uch custom w ork is d o n e, cau sed a loss of only $112.82.
for o rc h a rd is ts a n d o th e rs w ho w ish
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¡ to c o n v e rt a few boxes of c u ll ap-1
OKLAHOM A CITY , O kla., Nov.
! pies in to c id e r o r v in e g a r.
¡1 0 .— T he K a n sa s City fly e r le ft th e
M aking c id e r is a m ig h ty cold- tra c k a b o u t th irty -fiv e m iles n o rth
fin g e red jo b , says P ow ell, who oper- of h e re to d ay , five c a rs going in
a te s th e m a c h in e ry w hile his w i f e 't h e d itc h . Scores of p a sse n g e rs a re
d isposes of th e p ro d u c t a t r e ta il to re p o rte d to be se rio u sly in ju re d in
th ir s ty tra v e le rs .
R u b b e r gloves th e w reck an d a special tra in w ith
d o n ’t help, an d h o t w a te r m ak e s th e d o c to rs a n d n u rs e s is b ein g ru s h e d
fin g e r tip a te n d e r.
to th e scene.