A «H
3HLAND climate, without the aid
of jnedicine, cures nine cases
out of ten of asthma. This is a
proven fact.
VOLUME
3
A shland D aily T idings
(International News Wire Service)
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Vol. 43)
ALARIA germs cannot survive
three months in the rich ozone
at Ashland. The pure domestic wa
ter helps.
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921
No. 92
(
PACIFIC NORTHWEST IN GRIP OF WINTER
Mother-In-Law
Is Convicted For
Baby’s Murder
RECEIPTS FROM PLAY GIVEN
CHILDREN OF HAWTHORNE
SCHOOL TOTAL $200; ADDED
TO PIANO PURCHASE FUND.
“Santa Claus and Star Queen”
Scores JLit; Galaxy of <TiilcHsh
Fairies Bring Rounds of Applause,
Candy-Fancy Work Sale Is $27.
ADRIAN, Mich., Dec. 19.—
“ G uilty of m a n sla u g h te r” was th e
verdict re tu rn e d by th e ju ry in
th e case of Mrs. M attie K irby,
W. C. T. IL w orker, who was
ch arg ed with* th e m u rd e r of th e
in fa n t son of h er u n m a rrie d
d a u g h te r.
J
Bays to Resign Postal ob
For Movies-Says Rumor
H a z lÇik
Nitro-Glycerine
Explosion Kills
1; Wrecks Home
OIL CITY, Pa., Dec. 19.—
C harles K irkw ood was blown to
bits w hen seventy q u a rts of n itro
glycerine he was h a u lin g in a
tru c k , exploded n e a r h ere th is
m orning. Two dw elling houses
n e a r th e scene of th e explosion
w ere w recked.
COMBINE; YEARLY Light “ Skiff”
$100.000 SALARY Snow Brings
Spread Rails
Cause Wreck
On S. P.; 2 Die
COLD SNAP PREVAILS THROUGH
OUT PACIFIC NORTHWEST —
C ANADA HARD HIT BY <MILD
EST WEATHER IN HISTORY.
Six Inches Snowfall in Seattle; Mer
cury Drops to Twenty -Two De
grees in Portland and Seattle; Ice
May Force ('losing Cascade Locks
A la rg e an d ap p reciativ e audience
In th e w orld of p arcels h an d led
* PIRTLA N D , Or., Dec. 19.— The
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Dec. 19.
g reeted “ S an ta C laus and S ta r
by th e postal service d u rin g the
Pacific N orthw est is in th e grip of
I w
I
— Rumors current in political cir
Q ueen,"
th e C h ristm as e n te rta in
_____
th e coldest w eath er experienced th is
C h ristm as ru sh th e re m ay be a few
cles indicate that Postmaster
m en t given by th e H aw th o rn e school
w in ter. The m ercury dropped to 22
parcels th a t fail to a rriv e in th e
General Hays has resigned to take
a t th e high school gym nasium Sat-
ANNISTON. A la., Dec. 19.— Two
An
em
broyo
snow
sto
rm
th
is
above here today, th e low est point
h an d s of th e ad d ressee. T h ere a re
•
-
S tir
the directorship of a big combi m orning aro u sed In y o u th fu l h e a rts reached in two years. W ate r pipes
u rd a y evening. The to ta l receip ts, m en w ere k illed and tw o p ro b a b ly '
j m any reaso n s th a t m ay be assigned
nation of moving picture interests high hopes of coasting. T he slig h t b u rs t in various p a rts of th e city
w hich Includes $27 ta k e n in a t th e fa ta lly in ju re d w hen an engine and
by th e d isap p o in ted ones. P o stm a st
at a salary of $100,000 a year.
candy
an d
fancy
w ork
booth, seven coaches of a S o u th ern P acific;
“ s k iff” of snow m elted sh o rtly a fte r d u rin g th e n ig h t and an inch of
e r E. J. K aiser a n tic ip a tin g th ese
Hays was not in the city today, it fell, ow ing to a rise in tem p era- sn o w im peded tra ffic th ro u g h o u t th e
a m o u n te d to ap p ro x im ately $200. r a iiWay
tra in
was
d erailed by
possible fa ilu re s re q u e sts th a t p a t
and the rumors could not be con tu re . T h ere is as yet little snow in city today. The w eather b u reau pre-
T he n e t p ro fits will apply on th e sp read in g ra ils n e ar h ere today,
» ’‘ six- •* •
rons of th e A shland office as soon
firmed at the White House. Sev ih e m o u n tain s, Grizzly Peak being diets continued cold w eath er for
p u rc h a se price of th e H aw th o rn e
—--------------- —— —
W ish S an ta C laus, or A u n ty
as th ey esta b lish a fa ilu re of a rriv a l
eral political leaders, however, alm ost bare. • T h ere is yet a possi- th is section to n ig h t and Tuesday,
school piano, w hich has been found BANDITS ROB LOS AN G ELES
C laus, bx som ebody w ould b rin g
of any parcels o r le tte r b rin g th e ir
admitted that they' believed the b ility of a w hite C hristm as, b u t
a g re a t help an d p le asu re to pupils
GROCERMAN OP $4000; CAR
A shland a R EA L C h am b er of
The cold a re a extends over the
co m p lain t to th e A sh lan d office and
rumor) are true.
OVERTURNS IN GET-AWAY
an d te ac h e rs alike.
C
om
m
erce,
w
ith
a
b
ig
.fo
rw
ard
-
L
ouis
Dodge,
local
w
e
ath
e
r
observer,
whole
Pacific N orthw est. Spokane
a ffo rd Jhe office an o p p o rtu n ity of
T he e n te rta in m e n t w as a very
looking sp irit, broad vision, hom e
explains th a t fo recastin g along th e is experiencing th e coldest w eath er
placing th e co m p lain n t th ro u g h th e
AMBASSADOR HARVEY
LOS ANGELES, C alif., Dec. 19.—
happy a ffa ir, being th o ro u g h ly en-
Pacific coast is a d ifficu lt u n d e r ta k - in the d istric t, th e th e rm o m e te r reg-
b
u
ild
in
g
en
erg
y
,
dem
o
cratic
o
r
re g u la r ch an n els of in q u iry and in-
CLAIMS
BRIAND
PLEDGED
joyed by all concerned. T he audi- F o u r arm ed and m asked b a n d its
ing, because m ost of th e sto rm s iste rin g six degrees above zero. The
g an izatio n , an d , please, Mi-. S.
i v estig atio n a ffo rd ed by th e P o stal
NAVY RATIO ACCEPTANCE come from th e w est, and th e re is Rocky M ountain states, how ever
ence w as deeply a p p re cia tiv e and raided a grocery sto re h ere today,
C
laus,
p
u
t
a
tra
in
e
d
se
c
re
ta
ry
in
D ep artm en t.
T his will, c le a r up
th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs associatio n u n- took a bag c o n tain in g $4000 from
th e C h am b er of C om m erce sto c k
LONDON, D ^ T L ^ D e s p I t e an of- T " ” " T "
“ re rePOrt!'<1
''haVe e I e " c0,d<'r
m any o u tsta n d in g d ifficu lties and
dhr w hose auspices (the play w as th e m an ag er. T he b an d its fled in
ing
th
is
year.
W
e
su
re
need
him
.
H
elal
d
enial
Issued
In
P
a
rts
G
enres
8
w
a
r“
"
‘s
of
a
storm
com
ing,
w
eath
er
w
ith
zero
te m p e ratu res. Ed-
w ill e sta b lish th e fact if th e pared!
n c ial d enial Issued in P aris, G eorge Th(J b a ro m e te r reglster8 ,„ w to (h y m ont
c
,
s u ffe rin g w ith
given, is well pleased w ith th e sue- two autom obiles, one of w hich over-
HAZ
K
IK
.
is located in th e D ead L e tte r office.
H
arvey
A
m
erican
am
h
asa
d
o
r
to
th
e
r6
„
„
„
gene,.a
|
•
be|ow
«
cess of th e e n terp rise.
C red it is tu rn e d w hile m ak in g th e ir get-aw ay,
The m ode of p ro ced u re in th e case
E n g lan d , to la an in te rn a tio n a l News te r „
p a ,.t 0( th8 co„ lltry ,
w hlch
given to Miss M yers and h e r faith- The o ccupants of th e disabled ma-
i of m ail and parcels is th ro u g h a
c o rresp o n d en t to d ay th a P ran c e had th 8 re „ „ „ c 8 rla in ty
„ 9[orl„ com .
te „ „ „ .r a ( „ r8
,w
ful corps of te ac h e rs, who w orked chine m anaged to reach th e o th e r
.. .
.
.
accepted th e naval ra tio p lan pro- ,llg goon T be tollow lllg re c en t low tw „ d e g w a wa9 acco,llpa„ l81> bv 9lx
assid u o u sly in tra in in g th e ch ild ren c ar before th e ir c a p tu re could b e ! .
. .
K
_ _
i riflin g , delay, w rong delivery, or
posed by S e cretary of S ta te H ughes teraperaturC 8 baV8 be(.„ re g ,9ler8„ lnchM
„„
w ho played th e ir p a rts re m a rk a b ly effected.
l o th e r im p ro p er tre a tm e n t of th e m a il
a t th e d isarm am en t conference for in A shland-
well. T he h e a rty co-operation of th e
S atu rd ay . 20 degrees
Snow is general th ro u g h o u t th e
i m a tte r.” T he sixteen q u estio n s on
th e lim itatio n of w orld naval arm a- above zero- Sunday, 18; M onday,, N orthw est, alth o u g h six incites is
p a re n ts w as also ap p re cia te d .
A
j th is form a re so plain a child c a n .
m ent.
¿2 degrees.
new d e p a rtu re from p ast custom 18589989
( th e heaviest fall re p o rte d by th e
j an sw er them .
T he p rin cip al item
“
I
m
et
P
re
m
ie
r
B
riand
w
hen
we
w as th e non-issuance of com p lim en t
. various com m unities.
¡th e p a tro n should- b e ar in m ind, if
discussed th e naval ra tio ,” Am bas-
ary tic k e ts, even th e child ren who
Ice is expected to force th e clos
; possible, is th e d a te th e parcel w asj
Deep a p p re cia tio n of th e ovation sad o r H a r te T s a id ' “ an d ,h<> »re ,n ie r
took p a rt paying a sm all adm ission
ing of th e locks a t th e C ascades of
! m ailed.
given th e F ren ch m ilita ry le ad e r and sa v e me a form al pledge th a t F ran ce
fee. T his w as n o t considered an in
th e C olum bia riv er d u rin g th e day,
P arcels of any valu e should be world w ar hero by A shland crow ds has » “ a P‘«d
" a v a l ra tio a n d has
ju stic e, inasm uch as a place on th e ,
causing a suspension of river tra n s-
I in su red . The fees for in su ran ce a re
so in fo rm ed W ash in g to n ."
p ro g ram w as a coveted honor.
a
t
th
e
tim
e
of
his
recen
t
passage
I
p o rtatio n .
3 cen ts up to a v alu é of $5, 5c up
T he th e m e of th e e n te rta in m e n t
W ith sixteen above a t V ictoria, B.
to $25, 10c up to $50, 25c up to th ro u g h th is city, is expressed by!
BROKEN WHEEL OVERTURNS
w as tim ely an d In keeping w ith th e
M
arsh
al
Foch
in
a
le
tte
r
received
;
C.,
th a t section is experiencing th e
■ $100. R e tu rn receip t can be obtain-
J.
A.
REEDER
AUTO;
FEW
season, d ealin g en tirely w ith C h rist
m ost severe cold snap in its history.
ed if req u ested a t tim o of m ailing. la st w eek by M ayor L am k in . The
BRUISES RESULT OF MISHAP
m as a n ti th e s p irit of love and g en er-'
follow
ing
le
tte
r,
w
ritte
n
in
F
ren
ch
,
T he V ictoria (Jsipatch s ta te d th a t
R eg istered le tte rs a n ti p arcels a re
osity w hich a n im a te s all h e a rts at
high n o rth e rly gales have been ra g
In a recen t in terv iew g ra n te d to;
t thrO ugh th e m ail by h an d to was tra n s la te d -by Mrs. B lanche P r o - :
J. A. R ee d e r’s F o rd c a r tu rn e d
th e approach of C hristm as.
The
v
o
s
t:
ing for th e past two w eeks, th e vel-
F re d Lockley, of th e P o rtlan d Jo u r-! hand receipts and are absolutely
tu r tle y esterd ay on N orth Main
play b ro u g h t o u t m ost forcibly th e
“
T
he
M
arshal
Foch
'
ocity varying from tw enty-five to
th o u g h t" tha’t people should, a t th is « al, E. G. K ilgore, fo rm er A sh lan d i pro tected .
R e tu rn receip ts can ba
s tre e t, w hen th e rig h t re a r w heel
“ D ecem ber 2, 1921
SALEM, Or., Dec. j 9 __W ith a Hfty mile« an hour.
season, th in k chiefly about m ak in g re sid e n t and S o u th ern O regon pio- • secured il’ req u ested at th e tim o of!
broke, as th e re su lt of a sh arp tu rn
Mr.
M
ayor:
!.
„ general d eterm in a tio n to lim it legis
; m ailing.
rp. „ _...
____ i~
to th e left to avoid ru n n in g in to a
o th e rs happy, especially th o se less Reer, proved to be th e source of
T
he
e
n
th
u
siasm
of
th
e
people
of
v*..«
n
n
„
t.Qr
n
v
latio n to th e proposed 1925 w o rld ’s Funeral Service o f Old Pioneer—
T h ere is also an office reco rd of
c a r driv en by V ern D ecker. R. F.
fo rtu n a te th a n them selves.
i h isto rical acco u n ts p e rta in in g to deliverv
a t th e office of d e stin atio n A shland to come to g re e t me, w h e n ........................................................
exposition a t P o rtla n d , tiie regula-
" ith th e d eath of Nils A hlstrom ,
C row ell, one of R e e d e r’s passengers,
T hose in th e audience who did not th is city and th e so u th e rn end of th e
tion of tru c k s on th e highw ays, and w bo died S a tu rd a y and was buried
in th e case of special delivery m ail my tra in passed th ro u g h y o u r c lty ’
had h if rig h t leg and sh o u ld er
believe in fa irie s w ere su rely con- sta te . Mr. K ilgore and fam ily f o r - ;
only such o th e r m a tte rs as have 1
tb e A shland cem etery y e ste rd a y
th a t will assist in locating th e rfe- on D ecem ber 2 > has pro fo u n d ly
o t seriously in- —
vinced of th e re a lity of th o se de- m erly lived on N orth P io n eer ave- —
— —
- — — * — J - to u ch ed me an(j r wigh to express b ru ised , b u t was n not
^
o ™ 7 by ’" 7 ways and aftern o o n . A shland pioneers a re re
lig h tfu l play c re a tu re s, w ho seem ed, nue h ere a n d had la rg e livestock in-
, y - Tln seivice, how evei, should
h e a rtfe lt th a n k s
I am a sk in g ju re d ' None of tb e o th e r occupants
1
v
.
m indecl of
m e eans
ittee,
Oregon
legis-
of th e com ing of th e Soutli-
,
. ,
a ..
.. .
,
n o t be c o n fu s e d in a n v w av w ith m y n e a riie 1 1 tnanK S .
t am a s k in g
.
.
.
..
m
a n s c com
o m m itte
e , t th
he O
re e o n le
g is -
oi
to be m ade of dream stu ff, w ith B erests in both Jack so n and K la m a th _ , _
,
.
. ? y way Wltn you to be tQ yQur g en ero u s peOple of th e F o rd received m ore th a n very
la tu re w'ent into special session b e - 'ern I’^cific railro ad to th is city in
th e ir gauzy w ings an d film y frocks, counties. Follow ing is th e in terv iew , e Slste ,e( m ail, which ab so lu tely
th e in te rp re te r of my sin cere g ra ti slig h t h u rts .
fore 11 o ’clock th is m orning, and 1884, an event co-ordinate w ith th e
g
u
aran
teea
delivery.
Mai]
can
bo
The accid en t o ccurred a b o u t 11
h u t w ere re a lly flesh an d blood. The a s w ritten by Mr. L ockley:
tu d e.
w ent rig h t to w ork.
at rival of Mr. A hlstrom , who ar-
said h ° th re g istered and delivered by spe-
o’clock n e a r th e M ethodist church.
B row nies w ere “ ju s t too cu te fo r,
“ Yes, I ’m a B u n ch g rasser,
“ P lease accept, Mr. Ma^’or, th e
The sen a te a n d th e house m et in r ived here w ith th e first tra in as a
a n y th in g ” an d th e T eddy b ears and g q K ilgore. “ I was born a Buck-1 cial d e ,i\ e ry.
A ccording to C hief of Police J. W.
jo in t session a t 11:30 o ’clock ¿and com pany em ploye. The deceased was
r
P a tro n s should b e ar in m ind th a t ’ a ssu ra n ce of my h ie h e st considera-
H atch er, to whom th e p a rtie s r e la t
o th e r life-size to y s created l m uch ' eye X. -----
a nd ------
la te r becam
-------------------- ----- ---------------- — tion
---------- e — a W eb foot. i
h eard G overnor O lcott’s m essage.
ninety-tw o years old, born O ctober
Several
n
u
m
b
ers
w
ere
w
as
b
o
arn
in
Ohio
A
u
g
u
st
10,
1852
a
co
m
p
lain
t
p
ro
p
erly
filed
w
ith
th
e
ed
th e m ishap, R eed er tu rn e d s h a rp
merriment.
‘F. FO C H .”
B efore th e session dpened, a
1829. He first cam e to Oregon
encored, th e sin g in g of little H arold a n d i Was one of eleven ch ild ren , i po8t ° f f ’ce is reg ard ed as a kin d n ess
ly to th e le ft in ordfcr to avoid ru n
round robin pledging leg islato rs not *n 1882, locating in Salem for two
G eB auer being considered u n u su ally Mrs. J o sie -S q u ire s, my siste r, lives
th e postal service, and A ies not
ning in to D ecker, who had held out
to vote for any 1925 fa ir m easu re ye a rs - He q u itte d ra ilro a d w ork in
.A.USTIN,
O
r.—
T
he
Eccles
L
u
m
b
er
sw eet and m usical. Several pleas- here in P o r tla n d
My people cam e m ean thxit th e p a tro n is re g iste rin g
his hand and s ta rte d to tu rn to th e
1894 and up to th e tim e of his d e ath
ing n u m b e rs by th e high school or- a'cross th e plain s w hen I w as a baby, a
or
d isP°sed to be a com pany’s logging cam ps have r e - , , e ft b u t gtopped w hen he gaw R eed.j involving a tax on re a l property was
Q,.
bobind
n onbor woo on signed, by tw enty re p re se n ta tiv e s, was m ak in g his home w ith a daugh-
sum ed o p eratio n s h ere
c h e stra added to th e p le asu re of th e 30 I d o n ’t rem em b er a th in g ab o u t c h ionic grouch.
pi
close oenind. D echer was ac~
*
u
i ?
Aiioma o a o
-----------------------------'
!co ipanied by th e P a lm e r boys and a " d mor!’ nam 8s a re b e ln s added aa
e n te rta in m e n t. T h e d u et by th e lit- it. W hen we got to A shland th e
1 yompt com plaint m ean s good
BA K ER. O r.— A »GO a ton gold c la re n c e M cFadden. Mr. B u rn s a n d ta st a s R ep rese n tativ e Sloan of Vma-
■ ' lom ‘ h " l> ace .Hie fu n e ra l
sorvict*
tie g irls in b lue w ho stepped o u t of R ogue R iver w ar had s ta rte d , and
tilla county, is able to approach was beb*- H e has been a w idow er
---------------------- :--------
s trik e is re p o rte d from th e M ormon Mrs. C. Sholer w ere th e o th e r pas
R ose B ro th e rs’ m am m oth bon bon ; th e people w ere ‘fo rted u p ’ in th e
m
em bers of th e house.
i for th e Pa8t two years and
■u r -
SALEM, O r.— T he local flax and basin.
seu g ers in R ee d e r’s car.
boxes also m ade a decided h it.
', g rist m pl. T he firs t s e ttle rs to m ake
It
developed
d
u
rin
g
th
e
day
th
a
t
v*yei.t
by
six
ch
ild
ren
:
Thomas
E.
p hem p association signed up 400 acres
F ollow ing Is a com plete list of th e p e rm a n en t hom es in Jack so n coun
m any se n a to rs ob ject to lim itin g A hlstrom , F red e ric k
Joseph Ahl-
CANYON CITY, O r.— W ork on th e
T h ere w ere e ig h t sh ip s loading
1 e rfo rm e rs :
ty w ere th e m en who e stab lish ed of fib re flax on five-year c o n tra c ts
j legislation and will try to open th e «from , N. J . A hlstrom , T. T. Ahl-
er ret
recen tly a t W estp o rt a n ti Canyon creek ditch is to be com-
m b ber
S an ta C laus— Lea Boyd.
; fe rrie s th e re - -a t L o n g ’s F e rry . P er- and raised $20,000 c ap ital fo r a lu m
strom , Mrs. H. R. A dam s, all of
h opper to th e general g rist of bills.
W
auna,
Of.
pleted.
B row nies— K en n eth S toak es, H a r- k in 's F e rry and E v a n s’ F e rry . T his;
A shland, and Mrs. E. Rouse, of Sac
vey G e a rh a rt, W allace S tearn s. B ert w-as in 1851, th e sam e y e ar in w hich!
ram en to , Calif.
NEW GAS ERUPTION
W rig h t, Lloyd K eene, F re d d ie H ale. Ju d g e A. A. S k in n er, In d ian ag en t
AT TRIGONIA WELL!
--------------------------
Pobby M cW illiam s, L ouis C o stk y , of th e R ogue R iv er In d ian s, took up,
.
I T he S tan d ard Oil com pany is
th e first claim in th e county, so u th j
Jo h n De Mill.
W ork a t th e T rig o n ia well has erectin g a larg e concrete garag e at
e a st of T able Rock. H e b u ilt a log
S ta r Q ueen— Evelyn M iller.
progressed
favorably
th is
week. M arshfield.
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F a rie s— B ernice C law son. D orothy in D ecem ber, 1851, Moses Hopwood
drove m a te ria l up over 300 feet in
S m ith, T helm a Cole, F ra n c e s Spind- took a claim on B ear creek. Jack-
th e casing. T his is now being clean
le r, C ath ry n F ree m a n , G ail S ankey, son co unty waas organized by an.* act
ed o u t a n d it is expected will be
H ^len H a rris, A nna Je a n V an H ard - of th e te rrito ria l le g isla tu re passed
com pleted today. The show ing of
J a n u a ry 12, 1852. In 1854 tw o
to berg, Bonita Dunlap.
oil is fa r g re a te r th a n a week ago.
Special sp eaking p a rts — E d n a D an- g ris t m ills w ere b u ilt on B ear creek
It has been e stim ated th a t the b a il
ford, A dena Joy, D onald C aldw ell, — one, th e E ag le m ills, by Tom
ings a re fully one-fifth oil.
II izel H udnell, Jo h n W ilm ot, E llen B ro th ers, th e o th e r th e A sh lan d
G aley, B ert W rig h t, F re d d ie H ale, m ills by H eilm an, E m ery and Mor
W ASHINGTON, D. C„ Dec. 17.—
\in o ld Y oung.
j ris on th e p re sen t site of A shland
D eclaring “ th e re will he su ffe rin g
Special songs— H arold Ge B au er T he first saw m ill was p u t up in 1852 i
from w ant and sta rv a tio n In th e ;
«solos).
' I by A. V. G lllet. In 1855 Jackson!
U nited S tates th is w in te r,” R ep re
A nim ated toys— C andy boxes— county had m o re p o p u la tio n and
sen ta tiv e S taffo rd launched a fight
Et zabeth Joy, T helm a G ood (song, m ore w ealth th a n any o th e r county
in th e house a g a in st th e bill p ro
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• Alice Blue G ow n” ) ; P o la r B ear— in O regon. Jack so n v ille w as flo u r
viding $20,000,000 for R ussian re
Pcbby D odge; Jack-in-box— M arie ish in g an d w as th e m etro p o lis of
lief.
W .k e fie ld ; Clow ns— A lfred S m ith , j S o u th ern O regon. A fte r living tw o ’
“ Shall we deny o u r own people in
Donald
G uisinger; S oldier— B url y ears a t A shland o u r fam ily moved
o rd e r th a t we may give it to o th e rs ,” i
W y an t; R ab b it— E a rl Y anyan; T he to C en tral P o in t.
S tafford dem and?d.
IH by— L aurence Good.
“ The first se ttle m e n t at A shland
D espite th e fact th a t food is b e in g .
C h ristm a s S ta r d rill— Peace angel w as m ade J a n u a ry 6, 1852, by R. B.
ru sh ed in larg e q u a n titie s to th e de
- D orothy K ellogg; D rill g irls—. H arg ad in e and a m an nam ed Pease.
v astated regions of R ussia, acco rd
Jai-et Balis, E lea n o re Sw edenburg, A bout a week la te r A. D. H eilm an,
ing to sta te m e n ts m ade by th e
Prof. Payson J. Treat, head of the
P i ' y Y anyan, G ladys G roves, R u th Dowd F a rle y , E. E m ery, J. B. Em -
A m erican R elief association, th e
O 's in, Lily L anding, J a n e t W ilson,! ery, J. A. C ardw ell, an d A. M. Rog-
situ a tio n is still serious, and fu rth e r departm ent of history o f Leland Stan-
assistan ce Is needed to tid e th e p o p .i ’ ord “ •’'« '• ¡ « I '.
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P. ( .laugh H ughes, L e th a M iles, E l- era took up places th e re . T he first!
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Inn G aley, L ily Jalo , B ernice H uff, I log house was th a t of H arg ad in e.
ulatlon past the menace of famine. , neM vlewpoint Pro, eMor TrM, „
V era L an d in g , A dena Joy, L u cile ! T hen cam e th e saw m ill b u ilt by Eb-
lecturing at the Imperial university
B s.vlck, J e a n n e tte McNabb.
efc an d J. B. E m ery , D. H u rley a n d
M YRTLE POINT, O r.— T he appli- Of Tokyo and at the Imperial unlver-
f
rus— L ena B u rto p , E d ith H am -i J. A. C ardw ell.
I t w as begun In
cation for th e c o n stru ctio n of a res- sity a t Hong Kong. He la consid
m ond, S a ra F ay , C arl Jacoby, R osa F e b ru a ry and w as re a d y to saw by
ervoir on John creek has been ap- er«d an authority on affair« of th«
Sleigh Hopes
French Marshal
Thanks City For
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