y
SULAKO climate,
without the
n
? 1*
■ rtkl o f ' m edicine, cures nine
cuses e u t of te n of a s th m a , Thia ia
a p ro v en fact.
VOLUME 3
' í
.±
A L A R lA
a t ABhlacd. T he p u re do m estic w a te r
helps.
(International News Wire Service)
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921
«Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Vol. 43)
No. 65
<FW 1 W T ■■
WORLD NAVIE
FORD BIDS
APPLE EXHIBITS
Increased Work
Needed to Meet
Red Cross Quota
In c re a se d
AÏ WINTER FAIR
e ffo rt on
th e . p a rt
germ« cannot survive
three months in the rich ozone
of j
I c o m m itte e c a p ta in s a n d r e a d ie r g ii- .
/¡n g by A sh la n d people is n eed ed to
' m e e t’ th e local q u o ta of m em ber-!
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'ships b e fo re the* co n clu sio n of th e j
A P P L E E X H IB IT S FR O M V A LLEY I®«*1 C ross ro ll call N ovem ber 24, |
rd in e to
FA RM S TO B E MAIN F E A T U R E ‘'a
.3 c o b raiIlg
l ° M rs E m il t P eil,
. \ d ire c to r) i
(o f th e d riv e , w ho re p o rte d t h a t $61 < ,
O F F A IR ; E N T R IE S E X P E C T E D j to w a rd th e |] 5 O 0 q u o ta h a s been-j
Roy Gardner Captured In
Attempted Mail Robbery
£. 0. McCormick
Tells of Trip to
Alameda Mines
j
L a st
'ED
TAKEN Bi SANIE
FE MAIL CLERK
th e
w r ite r
had
th e
; p le a su re of a trip w ith M r. McCor-
i m ick, of th e S o u th e rn P acific co m
p any,
Haz IÇ îk
w eek
o v er one
of
S o u th e rn
I
Ore-
i g o h ’s fin e st d riv e s— from G ra n ts!
I
"
1
P a ss dow n th e R ogue riv e r canyon
, p ast H e ll’s G a te a n d to th e A lam ed a
ÏÛ PLOWSHARES
FL IV ER MAGNATE PROPOSES TO
SOLVE
EMPLOYMENT PROB-
im in e s .
M r. M cC orm ick h as enp-
BY WRECKING NAVIES
i plied us w ith n o tes on th e trip as
X L
FROM M E D FO R D D IST R IC T .
i su b scrib ed sin c e th e o p e n in g of th e
FO B AGRICULTI BAL TOOLS.
follow s:
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1 c a m p a ig n F rid a y of la st w eek.
L eave G ra n ts P a ss over th e P a
ADMISSION CHARGE POSS1BJI.- > ‘ O ne Is s u rp r is e d ,” says Mrs. P eil.
cific h ig h w ay a s fa r as th e M erlin CHINA DEMANDS TERR ITO R IAL
ITY O P PO S E D BY H E A D S O F ) ‘a t th e re fu s a ls to jo in t h a t com e
INTEGRITY IN STATEMENT AT
ro ad , o v er w hich one c o n tin u e s to
W IN T E R F A IR C O M M IT T E E S; i f rom to ta lly u n ex p ected so u rces. T he
CONFERENCE; SECRET M EET
M erlin a n d w est th ro u g h th e tow n,
SI CCESS O F I,AST \ E A R CITED * r e fu g ais in m an y cases a re a ll th e
ING ADJOURNS— MEET LATER
u n til th e b rid g e o v er Ju m p -o ff Jo e
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i m ore s u rp ris in g w hen it is consid-
KANSAS CITA', Mo., Nov. 16 —
c
re
e
k
is
crossed
H
ere
a
s
h
a
rp
T he ap p le ex h ib it w ill be th e inain Le ,.etj th a t A s h la n d has a lw a y s m ad e
T he u n e m p lo y m e n t s itu a tio n in K an-
PH O E N IX , A riz., Nov. 16.— T he tu rn to th e left is ta k e n o n to th e
By ALLAN L. BENSON
fe a tu re of th e co m in g w in te i fa ir, g ood Rs q u o ta in a ll w a r a n d Red sas C ity is d aily becom ing m o r e :
(C
o
p y rig h t by 1.^4. S. S ervice )
m an who a tte m p te d to rob a m ail ro ad t h a t ru n s up th e R ogue R iv er
a c c o rd in g to p re se n t p lan s m ad e by ¡'-Gross WOr k .”
a c u te .
D
E
T
R O IT , M ich., Nov. 16.— H eu-
'c a r on th e S a n te F e tra in n e a r h ere! can y o n , p a st H e ll’s G a te , D evil's
th e W in te r F a ir c o m m itte e .
L a st
T w elve c a p ta in s in th e o u tly in g j T h is
fa c t
has
been
rev e a le d I
F o rd h a s a u th o riz e d m e to m ak e
la s t n ig h t, b u t w ho w as overpow - P la y g ro u n d , an d P a ra d ise valley,
w in te r th e p o u ltry show w as m ade-«d is tric ta a „ d T a le n t h a v e n o t yet th ro u g h a su
su rv
rv e e y y of w e lfa re a'gen-i
th
e
1 th e A lam eda m ines.
1 follow ing s e n sa tio n a l a n n o u n c e-
th e m ost p ro m in e n t, th e idea being m ad e a re p o rt on th e a m o u n t suh- cies th ro u g h o u t th e city, co n d u c te d
erei* a f te r a th rillin g b a ttle w ith
A long th e road sm all farm s a re ! ,n e n t on
b e h a lf
to each y e a r give special p ro m in e n ce a c ribed in m e m b e rsh ip s. T h e fol- by se v e ra l c o m m itte e s fro m th e
H e rm a n In d e rlie d , a m ail c le rk , w a s 'paggett mo9t Qf the[n Rl , (ie begt of
“ I w ill buy th e n a v ie s of th e
to so m e p h ase of th e (a im in g in d u s , jQW¡ng m em b e rs h av e been re p o rte d : C h a m b e r of C om m erce.
’p o sitively id e n tifie d by police h e re , co n d itio n , th e b u ild n g s uf T ennes- W orld a t ju n k p rices a n d th en tu r n
try . T h e ap p le show w ill be in th e ,
Mra j H Provo8t> c a p ta in ; J. M.
N early 10,000 m en, 50 p er cent
As long as a few s e lf-c o n s titu t 'as Roy G a rd n e r, fam o u s b a n d it w ho ace sty le of c o n s tru c tio n , even to th em in to a g r ic u ltu r a l m ac h in ery
d a n c e h all of th e N a ta to riu m . It is G rim sley, M rs. J. J. F ay , A. M. Bea- of w hom a re “ flo a te r s ,” a re w ith o u t
ed " p ro m in e n t c itiz e n s ” a re r u n 're c e n tly escaped from M cN eil’s Is- " ie co rn cribs, hoi » c o rra ls , etc.^ 'a n d a u to m o b ile s if th e U nited S ta te s
hoped th e re w ill be s u ffic ie n t e n - , ver> c c W alker> W . H M orelock,
e m p lo y m e n t in th is city , th e su rv e y
T h e c o u n try resem b l s v ry closely ?and o th e r " or Id p o w e rs will a g re e
n in g a b o u t s ta b b in g o th e r c itizen s ' lan d fe d e ra l p riso n .
trie s to fill 42'» lay e r boxes, w hich o D Low Je sa Neil> Mrg L H ilty ,i show ed. T h e re h a s been a la rg e in
em .
¡'
T
h
e
id
e
n
tific
a
tio
n
w
as
m
ad
e
by
th e b est .p a rts o f T en n essee. S u r e ly ; ,o ^ a r m m th
them
in
th
e
back
w
ho
a
re
re
a
lly
try
in
g
will cover a p latfo rm sev en ty fe e t Unknown> Mrg j
w
K |n g M ra. f ,ux
th e
You m ay tel1 th o se g e n tle m e n
to accom pliidi s o m e th in g fo r th e
fin g e r p rin ts , a f te r w hich th e m an sonie
th e se m ig ra to v o u th e rn e rs i
long, w ith six boxes in each row . A F re d E n g le v . o . N S m , th> c B i s e c t i o n s of th e c o u n try , lu re d here
d
bv
th
e
in
W
ash in g to n th a t I m e in b u sin ess.
tow n, it w ill he o u t of th e q u e s 'a d m itte d th a t he w as Roy G a rd n e r. o r
ui
p ro g e n ito rs,
te n ta tiv e list of possible e x h ib ito rs L a m k in , Mis9 p e a r i w ils h ir e , M iss'lhy n u m e ro u s f il s e ru m o rs c irc u la te d
They
m ay th in k th a t 1 c o u ld n ’t fi
tio n to g et a h o tel a n d s a n i t a r
F o llo w in g th e id e n tific a tio n , G ard- e x tra o rd in a ry ru g g ed c o u n try a n d
c o n ta in s th e nam es ot th irty -fiv e Ada H a rtle y , M rs. Alex L e x in g to n , ¡. to th e effe c t t h a t K a n sa s C ity h a s
n
a
n
c
e
such an u n d e rta k in g , hut you
ium , no m a tte r how m uch bon u s jfucr told In d e r lie J , “ Say, B uddy, *ts b e a u ty , s e ttle d in : uots.
f ru it g ro w ers.
A pple ex h ib its a re M rs E C aldw ell j B F e llo n , M rs i‘no u n e m p lo y m e n t p ro b lem ,
m
ay
tall
th em th a t I can. You m ay
is raise d for th e p u rp o se.
Men 'n e x t tim e som e ro b b e r stic k s a gun
A b o u t e ig h t m iles fro m M erlin
e x p e c t s from th e M edford d is tric t P r# d E n g ,e j D M a, g Mrg R A J
R eljpf o rg a n iz a tio n s re p o rt
they
th e road goes th ro u g h th e ra n c h of a s s u ie th em th a t v. itn a a e te y le n e
w ith m oney to in v est do n o t go up
in to y o u r rib s, a n d says, * P u t ’em
I lacing of E xhibits
A very, M rs. J. H. P ro v o st, M rs. J M • ! a ie rec e iv in g h u n d re d s
.to rc h e s and e le c tric ity , I c a n c u t
of ap p e als
a
g
a
n
s
t
such
c
o
n
d
itio
n
s
w
hen
they
‘u p ,’ you b e tte r do it, b ecau se th e J u d g e T uohy of San F ra n cisc o . He
O th e r h o r tic u ltu ra l a n d a g r i c u l - ! Hughea> G ra n t Davi8> M rs. A>
R- j fo r a id , fa r in excess of a n y m a d e 1 see th e y e v 's t in a c o m m u n ity .
'th o se w a rsh ip s in pieces a n d m ak ä
tu r a l e x h ib its, as well as m e rc h a n ts ' B row n, Mrs. C. W. C h a ffin , M rs p rev io u sly , th ey s q ,.
P n e it fellow w o n ’t be Roy G a rd n e r., h a s in a11 som e 420 a c re 8 ‘ e ig h te e n (
It does not h u rt a tow n h a lf so 'I d id n ’t w a n t to ¿hoot you. T h a t’s of w hich a re p la n te d to T okay g ra p e s U3e’ i:1 th in g s o u t ot t.»em.
d isp la y s, will a lso be show n in t h e ! C h u rc h Mra j c W ilson M ra. A
T h e H elp in g H an d in s titu te 's re e
, ‘ie p ow ers will sell th e ir
bad to m ak e a fig h t openly hs it i now
you g o t aw ay
w ith o u t a w hich yielded th is y e a r tw e n ty -fo u r
room above m en tio n ed . T he p o u ltry , M D yrud Mrg R E G e a rh e a rt. L o rd s show th a t 1072 m en w ere c a ’-ed
Io
n
s
of
fru
it
of
a
color
and
ta
s
te
not
n
a
'*es,
1 11 h elp them solves th e ir
c*ies fo r a few je a lo u s s p ir its to
a n d ra b b it show w ill be lo ca ted in |
S c ra tc h .”
A. R o b e rts, W. E. S n id e r, W . L. Tin- fo r d u r ’ng S e p te m b e r th is y e a r, as
to be excelled a n y w h e re .
T h e se u n e in P^o»’,!*ent p ro b le m s. 'T he u n
go a b o u t k n ifin g in th e d a rk . To
th e
N a ta to riu m
T he police m ad e a c a re fu l exam
s w im m in g
t a n k , , k e r Mrg A nna M iller, L. Moss, M rs. co m p ared to 300 d u rin g th e sam e
g
ra
p
e
s
b
ro
u
g
h
t
a
s
high
as
$2
50
p e r e i,,P*o y ,u e u t p roblem is going to be
ta
k
e
a
levy
b
a
c
k
b
ite
rs
to
a
c
le
a
n
w hich is now em p ty of w a te r. T he
‘¡n atio n o t G a r d n e r ’s bodv fo r tia e e s
E tta L a m b k in , J R. M axedon, J a c k I p eriod a y e a r a»o.
box.
-
'm ade w orse, even by p a rtia l d isa rm -
in
g
m
ay
deh.y
m
a
tte
rs
fo
r
a
few
A rm o ry w ill be re se rv e d fo r th e , E n d e rs, C. W. W inne, J ______
„ „ ar-j
„ ,
. “ . R
. . _____
»_ fo r aid
,, ,
of a g u n sh o t w ound, since it was
am es B
e q u e sts
fro m o u r o r
T
h
e
ro
ad
co
n
tin
u
e
^
up
th
e
can-
a m e n t, if th e plan proposed by Sec-
w eeks, hut to let th em c o n tin u e
a u to s and e d u c a tio n a l e x h ib its.
re p o rte d t h a t he w as hit by th e
r e tt, M rs. L. D. L eslie, Mr. D av is,1 g a n iz a tio n com e in la rg e r n u m b e rs
r e ta ry of S ta te H u g h e s is c a rr ie d
th e ir s e c re t a tta c k s in d e fin ite ly
L ivestock H ousing Problem
prison, g u a rd s w hile m ak in g his es yon, a ffo rd in g a n e v er-clu in g in g view
K a rl Rose, Mrs» B elle Y a rb ra u g h , ¡ev e ry d a y ,” B rig a d ie r Jo h n C. S m ith,
out.
If '■! a rsliip b u ild in g is going
will d e stro y ev ery c .a n c e th e
cape from M cN eil’s Isla n d . No evi- -o c c a s io n a lly a g lim pse of th e riv e r
T he problem of c o n s tru c tin g
M rs. H a ttie L ynch. M rs. M. E. A llen,I d iv isio n al c o m m a n d e r of th e Salva-
tow n has fo r f u tu re a d v a n c e m e n t.
li-lo w , th ro u g h th e heavy g ree n f o l to be itoppeu to r te n y e a rs, th o u s
b u ild in g to h ouse th e la r g e r live-;
dence w as found of such a w ound.
,
.
J a c k T ru e , ,Fre»l H olm es, W. W tio n a rm y , said. “ A t le a st 100 nor
a n d s of m en i:< ,v w o rk in g in s te e l
T he re a s o n A shland h a s n o t
Mock e v h tb its , b rin g c o n .itle re d to -, llo d k i„ s o n .
ren t
(0 |.
•
“ Say, th o se b ird s up a t th e Is la n d iage. A bout one m ile above J u d g e
m ills a n d sh ip y a rd s will be d e p riv ed
day.
F p rin lssto n h a s b een g ra n te d ¡ Mra M aM y,
, j j-.j lnB and transportation have come a lre a d y a d v a n ce d fa r beyond its d id n ’t get a n y w h e re n e a r me w ith T u o h y ’s ra n c h is H e ll’s G ate, th e
higheot p o in t on ttie t*.ive.
H e re
em p lo y m en t,
t.o m e th in g sh o u ld
prev en t s ta tu s is b ecau se of th e se
by th e N a ta to riu m co m pany to c o n -| vving I
th e ir b u lle ts ,” he said .
Z. W ing, Mrs. E C lev in -i d u rin g th e last m o n th th a n in th e
ih
e
R
ogue
riv
e
r
lias
cu
t
th
ro
u
g
h
*’*'
do
n
e
iOr
th<
ni.
I 11 do so m e th in g
sm a ll, s e lf-o p in 'o n a te d , jea lo u s,
s tr u c t a te m p o ra ry shed a lo n g th e! g er, Mrs. G. W . C o rn ell, W m . Nel f sa m e period la s t y e a r.”
In ste a d of co m p ly in g w ith th e o r
fo
r
th
e
m
if
th
e
p
ow
ers will sell m e
F ro m the*
b a c k b itin g citizen s, w ho, w hile
e a st sid e of th e built* ng, o r upon
d e r to “ stic k ’em u p ,” In d e rlie d , w a lls of so lid g ra n ite .
son, Mrs. J o h n L illy, G ia c e E. D ic k -'
D in in '- i >30 th e P ro v id e n t asso
't n e i r w a rs h ip s.
I'll not only give
s ittin g in p o sitio n s of p ro m in en ce,
th e uno ccu p ied p o rtio n of th e block
Xvho is a g ia n t in s ta tu re , beg an to ro ad to th e v .a te r below is a b o u t
j ey, R o b e rta E v e rto n , Mrs. Ben B a y -! c ia tlo n d is trib u te d aid to 451 fam -
is
only
100
e
in
P
loym
ent
to
th
o
u sa n d s of m o ie
a re too sm all fo r th e job; b ecau se
ow n ed by th e com pany
P e rm a n e n t
b a ttle .
In d e r lie d ’s
s tr e n g th
Is 1200 teet. T he riv e r
les, M rs. L. J u d y , F. C. S tev en s. L. lilie s in S ep tem b er. T h is y e a r a s-
,
,
-
•
fppi
wiiiri
nt
thio
iinint
w
h
ile
nt
th
e
nien
in
inv
tra
c
to
r
a n d a u to m o b ile
I hey allow th e se little s p ite s to •am azing an d he soon hqd G a rd n e r
s tr u c tu r e s m ay be e re c te d upon th e G. S lack, A. E. P ow ell, Mr. M onroe, 1 sista nee w as re n d e re d to 706 fam -
de a t U" s p o ln t’ w' h l,e a t th e .
..
, ‘ ...
.
ro ad level, th e canyon is a b o u t 300 v' o l hs. but in d irectly 111 give em -
c o n tro l th e ir a c tio n s in sp ite of
la tte r lo catio n , upon p a y m e n t of a i A. C. B riggs, M rs O. W. L ong, J. II. ¡lies
d isa rm e d . A Jittlie la te r » G a rd n e r
fe e t w ide. T h e view of th is g o rg e P a y m e n t to m any m ore th o u s a n d s .”
th e d e te r re n t effe c t it w ill have
m ere ly n o m in a l re n ta l.
got possession of th e w eapon, b u t
j K elley, M rs. W. L. M axey, Mr. Ang-
M ayor C ow gill h as a n n o u n c ed he
on co m m u n ity a d v a n c e m e n t. P e o •In d e rlie d ’s s tre n g th p re v e n te d him s very good fo r a m ile dow n th e
T h is p lan seem s to be fav o red by
W ASHINGTON, D. C., No>. 16.—
win, H e rb e rt M cC arthy, F. H. C a ll,, is s tro n g ly In fav o r of a n d w ould
i c (1, w h ere th e liv e r is c ro sse d ,!
ple sh o u ld know w ho th ey a re ,
th e fa ir m a n a g e rs a s being th e m ost
fro m u sin g it.
¡T h e re w as no p re s e n ta tio n of pro
M. H. E llis, B lanche L in e b a u g h , B. c o -o p e ra te ex ten siv ely w ith P re si-
w h a t th e y a r e d o in g , a n d why
eco n o m ical in th e long ru n . T h e lo
G a rd n e r la te r d en ied th a t th e a n d th e ro ad c o n tin u e d on th e o th e r | ¡g ra in s fo r th e s e ttle m e n t of c o n tr o
L. D elsm on, M rs. J. H. T u rn e r, M rs. 'le n t H a rd in g ’s re c o m m e n d a tio n s to
th ey a re d o in g it, so th e c o m m u n
c a tio n is c o n sid e red very d e sira b le ,
g u a rd s had m issed him a n d said th a t ■Jido.
v e rsia l q u e stio n s a ffe c tin g C h in a,
O. E. Dews, M rs. W a lte r H e rn d o n , m ayors of m u n ic ip a litie s th a t th ey
3 e tw e e n H e ll’s G ra te a n d th e
ity can p u t a p ro p er g u a g e on
b e in g close to th e b u sin e ss sectio n
he
w
as
w
ounded
tw
ice
in
th
e
legs
th e P acific a n d F a r E a s t a t to d a y ’s
M rs. A. A M arske, A. A. M arsk e, do e v e ry th in g h u m a n ly possible t o '
th e ir a c tio n s and be in p o sitio n to
of th e city , a n d n e a r th e h ig h w a y !
Mra n »,
.
,,u ..
,.
w hen he escaped fro m M cN eil's I s o rid g e, th e n a tu r e of th e riv e r, w ith se ssio n of th e w orld p o w e rs’ dele
se cu rin g em ploy-
p io p e rly " s a l t ” m an y of th e ir
a n d ra ilro a d s ta tio n . T he A r m o ry ! S h o u t4 . Mrg Jra
lan d .
H e d e c la re d th a t he c irc le ^ it3 m any rap id s, th e rocky fo rm a- ! g a te s to th e c<s a i m a m e u t e o n fe r-
Ira S houdy, H. O. An- m en i.
is ju s t a c ro ss th e s tr e e t, a n d th e :
s ta te m e n ts a g a in s t o th e rs . T h e re
a b o u t u n til he re a c h e d th e p riso n ion of th e land th ro u g h w hich it ; Cnee, a c co rd in g to ¿oine of th e d i p
jd e rs o n , M rs. H. O. A nd erso n , M rs
" I t w ould help so m e ,” sa id th e
N
a
ta
to
riu
m
a
d
jo
in
s
on
th
e
will
bo
seen
a
very
D
efinite
a
n
i
sic** T he g ro u n d is level a n d ^ e n - ^ ' ° ‘
S m Ìth ’ MrS’ A C
m ay ° r ’
em illo^ rs «»«Id co n d u ct
b a rn s an d hid in th e h a y lo ft.
He flow3, in te rsp e rs e d h e re a n d th e re lo m a ts who p a rtic ip a te d in th e m e e t
ne g ro u n d
level a n d en. ;S s W ilcox 0 . M F ro s t, D avid A. th e ir b u sin e ss so a s 'to div id e a ‘ m us b eh in d every one of th e ir /liv e d for five d ays on m ilk secu red w ith san d y s tre tc h e s a n d still pools i n g .
tire ly unoccupied.
' ..
.. „
,
»
u iv iu e a
se c re t s ta b s w hen th e people
from th e p riso n cow s. H e a s s e rte d — all seem to call fo r th e n a m e giv ( A fte r b ein g in session fo r tw o
. .
• * , ,
.
i O w ens, A. H. H ayes, M rs. M. H a g a r, w eek am o n g th e ir r e g u la r em nloves
A s tro n g p o in t in ta v o r of a per- b A
u I ..„
»,
™
,,
em
ployes
know
th
e
rea
so
n
s
fo
r
th
e
ir
a
c
i th a t he fin a lly m ad e liis escap e from en , th e D ev il's P la y g ro u n d .
l M r rs a m M E
TC P e rrin e , Mrs. B. A. a n d th o se o u t of w ork, g iv in g each
¿lours, th e s e c re t m ee tin g b ro k e up,
tio
n
s.
*
HAZ
K
IK
.
F ro m th e b rid g e on, th e scen ery
m a n e n t stock b u ild in g is c o n sid e re d j E jn c jj ¡yrg
th e islan d by sw im m in g to F o x ’s is-
J. V
B ru n e r, H azel d a s:: th re e d a y s ’ w ork each w eek .'
| an d it was a n n o u n c ed t h a t only
c h a n g es in to a re s tfu l calm p o r tr a y - 1,'
to be th e a v a ila b ility o f such a s tru c -j B ru n e r
H
; land an d la te r m a k in g his w ay in-
P lu m m e r, Mr:-.
th e b ead s of th e d e le g a tio n s w ould
al
of flo ra l won '.er. S o m etim es rls-
tu r e as a sa le s p avilion fo r p u re- D o>Toole M rs
!
land.
ATTEMPT
TO
ASSASSINATE
J. Van F ossen
. . . .
. ! m eet a t a la te r day to c o n tin u e th e
in g over a blui an id
ea l view :a
b red livestock. T he fa ir m a n a g e r s ; M fa Jam eg H e rse ^ ^ rs '
W . Gol-
QUEEN OF GREECE TOILED |
c
i v p
: discussion
sp re a d b. fo re th e ?ye, dow n ih e riv -'
believ e th a t th e m a g n itu d e a n d im- bc A n d re w P o R e r Mrg g j Leay
; A nother Speeder F in ed —
I. >NDON, Nov. 16.— A bom b plot
.»,
it w as le a rn e d , how ever, th a t th e
‘e r to r a m. ■ o r so, w ith s u rro u n d in g
p o rta n c e of th e liv esto ck in th e re- R t R u th P o r te r M rj „ j
R n .n d ire , *d a g a in s t Q ueen S o p h ia of
j
L. F. N o lln er w as to d ay fined $20
- , ,
..
. »» ^ „ ..C h in e s e d e le g a tio n to o k a d v a n ta g e
tre e s and
lru b s to th e lo tty hill
gion of w hich A shland is th e ceD- hill
by J u s tic e of th e P eace G ow dy for tv ,» ,•
i.re e c e , who w as en ro u te to Salon-1
i
a
Ihe occasion to p re s e n t a to m p re -
♦ops, w hile is depjv sions »,
th e road ,
te r is not g e n e ra lly re a liz e d . T hey
exceeding th e speed lim its on th e io .
M rs. F. H. Jo h n s o n , c a p ta in ; M rs .' !ci> w aa f ru s tra te d , a c c o rd in g to a
i ,,-
»
.a
,
i
hei.-sive
s ta te m e n t of th e ir p o sition
is th ro u g h la r e p in es, firs , m aple,!
do not expect to be a b le to p u t on a
N G ilm o re, M rs. J a m e s B udd, aew s d isp a tc h from V ienna s ta tin g
's t r e e t s of A sh lan d la s t r ig h t, upon
.
on th e m a tte rs a ffe c tin g C h in a ’s in-
dogwrood, etc., ia m any places a c tu -
la rg e sto c k show’ th is y e a r, b u t t o '
•in fo rm atio n filed by J J. M cM ahon.
M rs. A da W. Jo n e s, M rs A. B. Bea- th a t an in sp e c to r a tta c h e d to th e
Lo r t **
ally going th ro u g h tu n n e ls of fol-1
m ak e a sm a ll b e g in n in g , w hich w ill i v er Mrg Wm R o b e r ts ' Ml R j E 'q u e e n 's p a rty w as k illed w hen th e
E n r o n te to Los A n geles—
iage. A gain m any s h a rp a n d th rill-1
T b * C h ‘Uese ‘le le t’atio n to th e dis-
s e rv e to call a tte n tio n to th e Indus- j C low sou M;gs P e rn p ,,.,,
p lo t w as d isc o v e re d .
■ F. N. S n y d er le ft th is m o rn in g ing tu in s a re e n jo y ed at h ig h eleva- a r,n u ,,ie u t COIlier« » ^
»<>ti-
ry a n d lead to g r e a te r th in g s in Belle D u iin av o n , Mr;; R p . W atkins> - - --
__________
for v a rio u s p o in ts in C a lifo rn ia , ex-
j
tie
*
th
e
w
orld
pow
ers
d
ip
lo
m
a
ts
th a t
tions.
e
U lir e .
V ,r s V in r v P
» I c r>... K- u
rs. R
O
W n lla ta ln
P
■ M
rs. M ary C. 1 H 4 ale,
Dr. t<. H. J r o ^ h u .. n - ‘ ' M
R’r:1-
W a llste ln , W
E. F
. p G n a .4<
t ti _ s ,! '
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., Nov. 16.— p e c tin g to w ind up In Los A ngeles.
C
h
in
a
in
te
n
d
s
to
d
e
m
a
n
d
te
r
r
ito
ria l
At th is p a rtic u la r t i i . ^ o f th e y e a r
A dm ission < ’harge in D isfavor
H O A nderson
e n e ra l
i ’
S° h ’ K rederick H - Jo h n s o n J l -. ‘ ¡co. ' »’vs. P h o eb e W ells.
' A ctual cost to th e U nited S ta te s f o r '<>»r‘ r ‘ d F ilte r in g P la n t—
In
te
g
rity
,
p
o
litical
and
a
d
m
in
is
tr a
ih e scen ery is u n su rp ,. sed.
H ere
te n .G n t of Hie n i r th in b l . j UI’e r i" : s - Jo h n so n , M rs. M a rg a re t M. Tay
Mrs. V. V. M ills, c a p ta in ; E liza- th e s c ra p p in g of th e p re se n t n a v a l
A t th e r e g u la r m ee tin g of. th e city
tiv
e
ind
ep
en
d
en
ce
from
th
e
c
o
n
fe
r
b e a re a t m is ta k e to 'h - <*'
,o r ’ C. C- W e is e n b u rg e r, Mrs. J. R .'b e l li B lum e, V etri3 M cC redie, L. A. b u ild in g p ro g ra m , n av al o ffic ia ls es- 'c o u n c il la s t ev en in g . E. P. M oore and th e r e am o n g th e g ree n pines ence.
a n d tirs , is seen th e m aple w ith its
! S m ith , M rs. L«ulu W41son, M rs. Ju n o t W h itc h e a d , M rs. P. H ail, Airs. G race tim a te d to d a y , w oul.f be b e tw e e n ' trie d to in te re s t th e o ffic ia ls in a
leav es tu rn e d to a lig h t, m ed iu m or
m issio n to see th e e x h ib its, a n o p in
W ilson, P a u l H eld, Mrs. P a u l H e ld .'W a te r s , N ellie G. S im pson, F lo re n c e $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a n d $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , ex 'w a t e r filte rin g p la n t.
Mr. M oore
PH EEP LOAN FIRM FORMED
d a ik yellow , in te rsp e rs e d w ith d o g
ion s h a re d by o th e r h e a d s of th e!
.
i M rs- T - W . S a n fo rd , c a p ta in ; C. H. A llen, M rs. R. D. R iley, E. L W heel- elu siv e of a n y sa lv a g e plan . In h is iw a s in fo rm e d th a t th e city w as not
wood, w ith its leaves tu rn e d to ‘ lig h t
»
n ”.
, 7 '" "
W. G. S a n d e r, W . MU- or. R. B. M ackenzie. G e n rg4 T av er- s ta te m e n t to th e c o n fe re n ce Secre- * c o n te m p la tin g
SA LEM , O r., Nov. 16.— T he Sheep
in sta llin g
such
a
ar.d deep red , to d a rk red a n d p u r - !,
ed
II i . believed hy t h r i e m en t h a t d red M iui0„
w
g A R o b in e tt. T. K. M cW ll-
¡ro
w e rs ’ Loan co m p an y is th e n am e
ta ry H u g h es said th a t w ork a lre a d y p la n t. T he city e n g in e e r a n d wrater
The"eHer,' ,U r X l , / “ he a , , . ' d-
" « • G e0- S lev ’
M rs P<' r0 ';l- E ' ° - S w ish - K i done h ad cost $ 3 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , b u t s u p e rin te n d e n t w’e re in stru c te d how- pie.
uf a new c o n cern in c o rp o ra te d by
to -nch* I ° (d n t'W ia? th e a ir” r ^ U ! V’1S’ Au9' R ' L - ^••an ey , M rs. A. M. Sneed, F. F. A ndrew s, T. B. G eu r, j th e s e fig u re s do n o t Include co sts in- ev er to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e o p - ’ A secou.* H e ll’s G ate is passed T. J. M ahoney, E. F . Roy an d Ja y
*
13
e a r cou i ^V ehrtl, B. c . H u b b a rd , U n k n o w n , E E. P h ip p s, Unknow n, J. W. H a tc h - ! c ld en t to a b a n d o n m e n t of th e sh ip s p o rtu n lty to in fo rm th em se lv e s re fo u r o r five m iles f u r th e r d o w n ,• a l Bowx-rman. T he c a p ita l stock is
te r w hich th e m ore slo p in g an d rest-
n o t be co n sid e red a success, no m a t-ijy fis q. yy
$500,000 an d h e a d q u a rte rs will be
S an fo rd , T. W. S a n fo rd , e r, V. V. M ills, M rs. V. V. M ills, M iss, u n d e r c o n stru c tio n
g a rd in g th e p lan t.
No o th e r busl-
hills covered w ith
tim b e r is
t e r how n u m e ro u s a n d ex cellent th e y P o j vig
in P o rtla n d .
A b raliam , Ed B aer, K. S u lliv an ,
A s s ista n t S e c re ta ry R o o sev elt t o - 'n e s s out of th e o rd in a ry w as tra n s - a g a ln pa8ge(i 1 th ro u g h
e x h ib its w ere. T he p u rp o se o f th e
¡^jrs
A rriv in g o p p o site th e
T he Bolen C reek M ining & L u m
E. M oor, c a p ta in : M rs. S h e rm a n G ra ft, Mr. E lm o re , M rs. El- day ¡ aid th a t th e A m erican p ro g ra m ¡‘a c te d a t th e m ee tin g .
A lam eda
e x p o sitio n is u n d e rsto o d to be edu- n.,i r „ „ n „
v a ic a n , is. J. R ain e, E. J. K a iser, m ore, Miss W . KpHencea-, P ro v o st w ould save th e g o v e rn m e n t a b o u t '.l a i l S r i.ttt.e e Im p o se d —
b
er
to m p a n y , w ith a c a p ita l sto ck
.„ d u e s , th e fiv e r is c ru is e d over a
v c a u tio
iiu n u u a l,
i, w
»» hich
ini ii u o b u jec
j r t i t Ldiiuui
nt? at*
r r » B ow n'n
•
. _. _
c a n n o t be
ac- i T
C. W . B eavers, w ho w as f.ned » 1 « ,.m a , ked rapM
rM d n a rro w s of $500,000 a n d h e a d q u a r te r s iu
| ,
...
,
!'• B ow nln, A. L De R oss, O. O. B ros., M rs. M. Shep
S h ep h erd , M rs. E lam tiD O M D M O In n a v a l e x p e n d itu re s. |
c o m p h sh e d w ith a sm a ll a tte n d a n c e . ,
,
r, ’»
M edford, h a s been in c o rp o ra te d by
race H a w k y a rd , L. j T he fig u re is th e d 'ffe re n c e b e tw e e n ’ by J u s tic e of th e P eace G ow dy for
f lim btao n m n
. . »,
. ,
.H e lu ia n , M rs. B evington, Miss H ar- F e rn e y F ra k e , Gra,
a h o rse tra il. T h is tr a il co n
E s tim a te s p re p a re d by Mr. A nder-
n
.. , „
W
. T. W o rm ille, S. I. Brow n a n d
d
n
a
C.
F
o
rs
y
th
,
¡
th
e
to
ta
l
cost
of
c
o
m
p
le
tio
n
of
t
h
e
’
s
te
a
lin
g
a
rid
e
on
a
Southern.
P
a
-
,
i h a( i i , .
. l.« i g ro ' e ’ R ’ D- S a n fo rd . E . W. H ogue, A. C ra n e , M rs. E
tin u e s dow n th e riv e r to th e ocean,
so n in d ic a te th a t th e re c e ip ts o f th e -M rs w
P
o
rte r Neff.
S. M ullt.
M iss E d n a K ennedy Z, C has. S n y d er, J sh ip s, a b o u t $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , a n d w h at ’ cific com pany tra in , re fu se d to pay ; | ( , old Be.H,h
l a i r from th e city, c o u n ty , p rem iu m
h,
H
e
n
ry
S
p
u
la
k
,;
s
c
ra
p
p
in
g
w
ould
cost.
In
clu
d
e
d
in
th
e
fin
e
a
n
d
w
as
y
e
ste
rd
a
y
se
n
te
n
c
ed
i
‘
T
’jp
j(jad
f('
_
Mrs. F . F. W h ittle , c a p ta in ; M rs.! F a y C a rv e r, Ed H igh
from M erlin on is ex-
lis t, m e rc h a n ts ’ e x h ib its, concessions
a n d o th e r so u rces w ill be c o n s i d e r - ! ^ .?
Mr8' J ' J ' M yer8’ M r s ! R o>' B ebb’ BiR Do W itt’ G eo’ B ris' th e s c ra p Pin e <*o sts a re a llo w a n c e s ,b y th e sam e o fficial to t h i r t y - t h r e e . ceU ent
R
co n g tfu p ted
Jecom ,'R. turned from Portland—
, Jo h n
P r y to r re tu rn e d
M onday
•for
re
im
b
u
rs
e
m
e
n
t
of
c
o
n
tr
a
c
to
r
s
!
days
in
th
e
co
u
n
ty
ja
il,
to
w
hich
he
a b ly in excess of th e cost of th e en- L '? ’'1
Mf8’ T b o m Ps o n ’ M rs- co e’ Wi8s E u g e n ia C arso n . C arl Love-
, posed g ra n ite , w hich gives a harii*
a fte rn o o n . Bea- s u rfa c e , a n d one to w hich th e a u to from P o rtla n d , w h ere he h a d been
« a
j u\
Oood, Chus ^ IdOoniiM
a I
¿u. r w ork th ey h av e been com pelled w as ta k e n y e ste rd a y ----------------------
te r p r is e , iP
no ad i m issio n fee is ex- ’ ( M
o o m is, R
E a a st
bide lan d . H elen D ickerson, J. Q. A dam s, fo
M eat M a rk e t. F . F. W h ittle , M rs. E va P o ley , M rs. E lla R. M ills. W . E. to do in th e ir y a rd s in p re p a ra ito n , vers firs t claim ed th a t he w as un- ho)dg r e a d l,y
R )s ])Jssable t() tbp th e p a st w eek o r tw o.
a c te d .
In th e la tte r case, th e re
C ook, Mra. M. J . H e n d ric k s, R o b ert fo r b u ild in g th e h u g e c ra ft.
‘ Her e ig h te e n y e a rs of age, a n d could
n >
e 0 1 " New A uto A gcncj —
F. F. W h ittle , Mrs. W . E. L eer.
a d ista n c e of tw e n ty -six
c e ip ts from som e of ithe so u rc e s
M
id
d
leto
n
,
A
gnes
H
ed
b
erg
,
M
aud
M
.'
T
h
e
b
u
lk
of
th
e
$2,000,000
a
y
e
a
r
not
leg
ally
receive
th
e
se
n
te
n
c
e
m
e
n
-
i
ra
,les~
W . H. L e v e re tt expects to open a
m e e n n tio
tio n n e e d d w
w ould
ould be
be a a u u to
to m
m a a tic a lly
' Ral1
c a I)ta in - ®- R -
m
g e n e ra l a u to sa le s ag ency fu r S o u th
______ _
.
. . . ? ’ Isaac, M rs. H. ,11. G ille tte , I. F . H ow ell, E. W . H ow ell, M rs. G. W fo r each sh ip is fo r m a te ria ls or- tio n e d . A fte r th 'n k in g it over in th e
M any id ea l ca m p in g plades a re
re d u c e d , sin ce th e co m m ercial value
e rn O regon, in room oue, B eav er
P hipps, M a rjo rie G ille tte , H. H. Gil- W in tn e r, R u th B illings. F r a n k Bil- d e re d a n d w hich w ould have to b e 1 city b a s tile he a d m itte d to b ein g
le tte , M rs. S elm a G ray, A C. J o y ,! lings.
p aid in a n y case
tw e n ty -o n e y e a rs of age.
J
block, a b o u t D ecem ber 1.
(C ontinued on P age F our)
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
UHI 11!«]
! COST I). S.