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♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, without <$> A shland D aily T idings ♦ th e aid of m ed icin e, c u re s nin e ♦ <S> cases o u t o f te n o f a s th m a . <» ♦ ThiB is a p ro v en fa c t. <$> (International News Wire Service) . • -— VOLUME 3 (Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43) " W A SH IN GTON, D. C„ M arch 2.— T he c o n g ress-n av y row ov- e r th e sla s h in g of n av al a p p ro - p ria tio n s becam e so a c u te la te to d ay th a t S e c re ta ry of th e N avy D enby an d C h a irm a n M adden of th e h o u se a p p ro p ria - <$> tio n s c o m m itte e w ere b o th sum - I * m oned to th e W h ite H ouse fo r a co n fe re n ce w ith P re s id e n t . „ „ . _ . enhv sava E V E R Y E X -S E R V IC E MAN IN T H E <#> H a rd in g e . S e c re ta ry D enby says ,<& t h a t th e A m erican navy h a s < O l NTRN M O IL D BE G R A N T - been p ra c tic a lly b ro u g h t to an- _ . A c h o r by th e a c tio n of th e h ouse E D CASH BO NI’S OF » 5 0 DIRECT ?> a p p ro p ria tio n s c o m m ittee cut- > FROM TH E V, S. TREASURY. tin g th e fuel allow ance. :<§>«>.$!$ <S> <e> <S> <S> <®> <*> Q> •'*> 4. 1 - — ■ . ■ Dr. Hubert Work To Succeed Hays <$> <S> T <$> * 4- <$■ -»> • » -■-> ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1922 ¡SECRETARY OF NAVY DENBY CONFERS WITH PR ESID EN T ON NAVAL APPRO PRIATIONS j<s> ¡<$ <S> !•€> i<s> 1 <8> — <» MALARIA GERMS Cannot Mir* *> vive th re e m o n th s in th e rich ozone a t A sh lan d . T he p u re do- m estic w a te r helps. No. 153 CONSERVATIVE PARTY IN ENGLAND PLAN PETTING PLATFORM IN TH E FIELD IS LAW SUIT: LONDON, M arch 2. — O pti- <§> m ism w hich had beg u n to a s s e r t <3> j ■$> itse lf o v e r th e p o ssib ility of th e <$> W A SH IN G TO N , D: C „ M arch 2.— <s> s e ttle m e n t of th e d isp u te be- <S> ! It w as o fficially a u n o u n c ed a t th e tw een Lloyd G eorge an d h is <$• T p o litic a l en em ies in th e coali- <«» W h ite H ouse to d ay t h a t Dr. H u b e rt <•* tio n p a rty has been la rg e ly dis- -?> ^>j W o rk , of C olorado, w ill succeed s a p a te d . M ost of th e le a d e rs of <$> R c D an fo rd of P o r t iau d a b ro th - P o s tm a s te r G en eral W ill H ays, who NEW YO RK , M arch 2.-—M ary ❖ th e c o n se rv a tiv e (T o ry ) p a rty <$> . ri 5)I „ .. , , .. . e r o f B eecher D an fo rd of A sh la n d , Wl11 r e t,r e fro m th e c a b in e t M arch 4 P ic k fo rd , film s ta r , w on h e r case in <S> m et an d decided th a t it w as ne- ❖ <♦> ( . th e s u it Mrs. C ora W ilk e n n in g busy to e n te r th e m ovies. c e ssa ry to p u t a p u re ly c o n ser- <•> W AGE EA R N ER W O V L D B E <?> has fo r se v era l days - - p a st been ------ -------» I b ro u g h t to collect $108,000 co m m is ^ s e t t i n g up th e carom e q u ip m e n t fo r Dr. v .. '£ B f , t a f -stant v ativ e p la tfo rm in th e field a t •> vv. . - __ sion fo r s e c u rin g fo r th e fam o u s <$> th e next electio n . T his a p p a r- T A BLE TO OBTAIN LONG TIME p o s tm a s te r g r..i al a n d has ¡,arson- N in in g e r an d W a rn e r in th e ir new ¡screen s ta r a m illion d o lla r c o n tra c t <?» en tly w idened th e b reach be- <£ - ^ s p o i li n g goods s to re a t th e c o rn e r a lly h a n d le d th ■ ap i o.Titm en; of p o st LOANS AT A LOW RATE OF IN- w ith A dolph Z u k o r to m ak e p ic tu re s T tw een th e p re m ie r an d his pol- <*> m a s te rs fo r Mr. ¡lays. W ork is a • of Alain a n d P io n e e r s tr e e ts , in th e 1 fo r A rtc ra ft. TEREST FOR B O L D IN G . <?' itica l foes. com m odious q u a r te r s fo rm e rly occu- fo rm e r nation?»! c o m m ittee m an from T he sealed v e rd ic t, w hich w as re pied bv F e rg u s o n 's d e p a rtm e n t s ore. C olorado, a n d has a very w ide ac- tu rn e d la s t n ig h t a n d opened to day, In A ddition E x-Soldiers W ill Be T h is w ork w ill be co m p leted a n d q u a in ta n c e . re je c te d M rs. W ilk e n n ln g ’s claim . These Loans to be Used for B uilding G iven Insurance P olicy (tarrying re a d y fo r b u sin ess F rid a y m O rning. M ary a n d h e r h u sb a n d , D ouglas F o r th e p u rp o se of fa m ilia riz n g th e H om es to E scape th e Rent E vil, Loan F eatu re; Federal Banks W ill F a irb a n k s , and h e r m o th e r, Mrs. A shland public w ith th e new g am e Says Senator Calder, Republican, Be C om pelled to D iscount Them. C h a rlo tte P ic k fo rd . h e a rd th e com of ‘s n o o k e r,” th ey have m ad e a r- New York, D iscu ssin g New Bill. pletio n of a rg u m e n ts by counsel yes j ra n g e m e n ts to retafin th e serv ices te rd a y . M ary 's co u n sel p ic tu re d th e W A SH IN G TO N , D. C„ M arch 2.— of Mr. D an fo rd fo r se v era l days for film m a g n a te s sw a rm in g a ro u n d w ith W ASHINGTON, D. C „ M arch 2.— “ Say fo r m e th a t th e plan fo r a cash th e p u rp o se of in s tru c tin g p a tro n s in lots of m oney a n d claim ed th a t his i ¡T h e e s ta b lis h m e n t of hom e lan d th e ru le s an d re g u la tio n s of th e new bon u s fo r ex-service m en h as not ¡clien t did n o t need to h ire an a g e n t ■tT-~ b a n k s m uch a lo n g th e lin es of th e h a rle s s a m e . N in in g er an d W a rn e r an- PO R TLA N D , M ar. 2. C _______ been a b a n d o n e d by th e h ouse w ays such as M rs. W ilk e n n in g to get h e r Mrs. A n n a M cC arthy, w ho is p re se n t farm lan d b a n k s, w hereby „ . „ . ¡W estley P u rd in w as se n te n c ed to an n o u n ce th a t a ll d a y F rid a y th ey will incom e in creased . • ’ ¡ in d e te r m in a te te rm not exceeding six g ia n t th e p riv ile g e of p lay in g on th is Mrs. W ilk e n n in g ’s la w y e r s a id th e sp e n d in g th e win e r w ith h e r d a u g h - th e w age e a rn e r w ould be ab le to o id n e y d e c la re d to d ay . y e a rs in th e s ta te p e n tite n tie a ry by ta b le to a n y o n e, u n d e r Mr. D an- scene of “ C ity H all p a rk crow ded ie r, M rs. C a p ta in F ra n k M oore, a t o b ta in lo n g -tim e lo an s a t low in te r- " T h e c o m m itte e h a s not given up C irc u it J u d g e S ta p e to n y e ste rd a y fol- fo rd ’s jn s ti ud ion, free of c h a rg e , w ith m ovie m a g n a te s sw e a tin g m o n C am p T ra v is, San A ntonio, Tex., re- e st fo r th e p u rp o se of b u ild in g a hope of m a k in g a p rovision fo r cash lo w in S his conviction S a tu rd a y n ig h t W hile th ey a re n o t y et a b le to an- ey a t every p o re ” w as a ll cam o u flag e. c e n tly se n t n e w sp a p e rs d e scrib in g resid e n ce a n d e scap in g from th e r e n t p a y m e n ts. It m ay be n e c essa ry to of m a n s la u g h te r for th e k illin g of n o unce th e ir fo rm a l o p en in g on ac- W ith th e ex ception of th re e o r fo u r th e d iam o n d ju b ile e of th e f o u n d in g ' loom s a g a in as th e a n n o u n c e a b a n d o n a ll p lan s fo r a cash pay- hls div o rced w ife, A gnes P u rd in , in c o u n t of a d e la y in th e sh ip m e n t of of th e big fellow s, m o st of th e of-! , .. .. 1 ' m e n t of S e n a to r Ctrlder, re p u b lic a n , m en t. b u t th e 'C om m ittee h as n o t h e r hom e a t 448 E a s t F o r.y -s e v e n th th e ir soda fo u n ta in , th ey w ill th ro w fe rs to M ary P ic k fo rd w ould be l i k e ' ° U 1FSt ro te h t^ 1,t c h u rc h in San m. r, , , ' of ^ ew Y ork t h a t he w ould p ro b ab ly re a c h e d such decision y e t.” s tre e t. P u rd in h as n ot been trie d on ¡ th e ir d c o rs open to th e public w ith a sk in g S a ra h B e rn h a rd t to do a c a k e A ntonio. T he P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h , m ove soon .• fo r actio n on h'.s proposed , F o rd n e y a d m itte d th a t am o n g th e th e second c h a rg e of k illin g H ow ard w h a t lin es they now h av e 011 h an d , w alk, he said. had th e f ir s t b u ild in g , a sm all ad o b e hom e land bank act. p lan s being c o n sid e red was one to Sigsby, susposed lover of Mrs. P u r- F rid a y m o rn in g . M ary an d h e r h u sb a n d w ere a lit s .r u c tu r e , in 1846. T h e M eth o d ists T he bill has been b u rie d in th e m erg e th e cash p a y m e n t p lan w ith din, w ho w as fo u n d in h e r hom e tle re stle ss d u rin g th e long a r g u w ere o rg an iz ed , b u t had no b u ild in g . c o n n n ,ttee 011 b a n k in g a n d c u rre n c y I am now rea d y to bid th e peo . th e in su ra n c e fe a tu re s of th e bon u s w hen P u rd in called th e re a b o u t m id m ents. ple of A sh la n d good-bye. I have G oing n o rth to g e t m oney to b u ild ° f tlie se n a te since las A pril and it bill. T h is plan w ould give a paid- n ,8 h t D ecem ber 30. He w as also fu lfille d my m ission. I h av e not ■ hey g o . „ 0 m oney, h o t a bell a n d un(i’ ,'stoo<l 'h e c o m m itte e d „ e B a n . up In su ra n c e c e rtific a te w ith a n im- fined $500. som e „ „ Ils „ e r e donate,!. They g e n - T ! ‘¡J“ * * - , H o*'e ''e r - “ ' f » 1’ trie d to be p o p u la r. My m ission m e d ia te cash v a lu e of 50 p er c e n t of S ta p le to n w as b e so u g h t by Tom w as to w ake th e people of A sh e ro u sly lo an ed th e s e to th e P resb y - ! . ," S c“ use<l »• th e face v alue, th a t th e b e n e ficia ry G a rla n d , P u r d in ’s council, to p a ro le lan d up to th e fact th a t th e p ro te ria n s tn riv ... .1 1 v 11 ie rise n th e Pr,c ® of lu m b e r of could ra is e by s e c u rin g a loan on h i s i th e m an on th e g ro u n d th a t he was ic rid n s to fix up tlio ir c h u rc h u n til v w hev f-Anifi i 1a »» 1 a b o u t o0 p e r cent, an d in c re a se s in g ress of th e tow n was bein g h in in su ra n c e policy a t th e b an k . T h e ' b ro k en dow n n e rv o u sly a n d physical- • ney could build, so a M ethodist bpll .1 d ered . 1 accep ted th e m ission be cnlUH „ 1 . , , 0 h e r b u lld ln g m a te ria ls , has s tirre d in su ra n c e policy w ould be good fo r^ X ,lia t te rm In p riso n w ould p X t e i s x 0 w or8hip ,u t h e i r " T c a u se I did not see any o th e r an 18 p e r cen t loan on its face v a l u e l niean hls d e a th . M em bers of the m eth o d w h ereby c o n d itio n s could T h e sam e s p trt, o t c o o p e ra tio n Is “ d m ^ o X io n s . “ “ “ T he m ass m ee tin g held la s t even- from th e tr e a s u r y a f te r th re e y e a rs -A m erican-Spanish W a r V e te ra n s ad be ch an g ed in th e in te re s t of f o r from issue. ded th e ir plea to th e sa m e e ffect. 1 ¡ng in th e A rm ory was a tte n d e d by show n to d ay an d th e s in k in g of d e B ill I s S ideti-acked w ard m ovem ents. It w as d e c la re d th a t S e c re ta ry S ta p le to n said he could n o t con- a b o u t 5ou people, a ll of whom a re SALEM , O r., M arcli 2.— T h e firs t n o m in a tio n a l d iffe re n c e s in th e la rg T he bill a p p p a re n tly h a s been s id e I believe, now , c itiz e n s g e n e ra l M ellon re g a rd s th e c a sh -in su ra n c e s ls te n tly issue a p a ro le , but d e c la re d m ore o r less in te re s te d in th e ad- I bon u s m oney— 3210 s ta te w a rra n ts , e r w ork of P r o te s ta n t C h ristia n ity tra c k e d by th e co m m ittee , of w hich ly a re a w a k e to th e s itu a tio n . It p lan as a “ le s s e r e v il,” a lth o u g h h e ' tlia t th e J u ry ’s v e rd ic t of m a n sla u g h - v a n c em e u t of A sh lan d , a n d th e open Bible. T he fo llow ing S e n a to r M cLean, rep u b lica n , of Con re p re s e n tin g bon u s p a y m e n ts w hich is now up to th em . I believe, as is opposed to th e d ire c t cash pay- te r w as e m in e n tly a p ro p e r one. In H. O. A n d erso n w as selected as is th e a rtic le as ta k e n from th e p aper, „ e c tlc u t, is c h a irm a n : b u t C a ld e r 1- su re ly as th e sun sh in e s, th a t Mr. ¡a m o u n te d to $ 1 9,870— w as rele ase d «^.m ents. O fficials of th e tre a s u ry d e - i 8° m e s ta te s , th e ju d g e said . P u r d in 's c h a irm a n of th e m ee tin g an d a fte r 4 0 .0 0 0 P r o te s t« « ^ d e te rm in e d — if, in his opinion aft.-i G re e r can g et th e big hotel an d ‘ p a rtm e n t said such p a y m e n ts w ould c rim e Would not even have re s u lte d hav in g assu m e d th a t s ta tio n , an- y e ste rd a y m o rn in g , a c c o rd in g to C ap n im p ressiv e relig io u s dem on- an in v e stig a tio n , it will a ffo rd a s a n ita riu m fo r A shland th is s u m n o t c o n s titu te such a heavy d ra in ,n In d ic tm e n t, to say n o th in g of con- nounced th a t th e m ee tin g w as open, ta in H a rry B ru m b au g h , se c re ta ry to > la tio n w as given F e b ru a ry 5 in San sp eed y way out of th e p rese n t " b ad ' m er, if th e c o n d itio n s a re m ad e upon th e tre a s u ry or upon th e b a n k s viction, but he said lie c o n sid e red a A m otion was m ade th a t tlie c lia ir- th e bon u s com m ission. A11 a d d i- A ntonio. T exas, w hen n e a rly 40.000 s itu a tio n — to m ove fo r a ctio n at to le ra b le for his w ork. My w ork w hich w ould cash o r loan m oney on p e n a lty sh o u ld be im posed. m an a p p o in t a n o m in a tin g c o m m ittee 1 ro te s ta n ts o f all d e n o m in a tio n s pa- once is done. I have been sim ply th e j tio n a l 1500 w a rra n ts , b rin g in g th e c e rtific a te s held by th e ex-soldiers. I P u rd in had n o th in g to say when c o n sistu g of th re e m em bers. T he rad e d th e b u sin e ss s tre e ts th e c ity .) C a ld e r’s bill w as larg e ly aim ed al b u g le r c a llin g th e people to fall a g g re g a te of cash b o n u s p a y m e n ts c h a irm a n a p p o in te d F. C. S tevens, E v ery ex-service m an in th e coun- se n te n c e was p ro n o u n ced . T h e d e m o n s tra tio n cam e as a c lim a x , h e lp in g w o rk e rs in crow ded c rie s in, as it w ere. to well over $1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , will be to a :h re e -d a y diam o n d ju b ilee , com - su ch as New Y ork. B rooklyn. Chicago Dr. it. L. Bui die an d E. W. E ric k try w ould be g ra n te d a cash b o n u s --------------------------- In sp ite of th e claim s of th e op read y fo r d is trib u tio n to ex-service son on th is c o m m itte e a n d a sk e d ! of $50 d ire c t from th e U nited S ta te s MASS MEETING TICKET m e m o ra tin g th e s e v e n ty -fifth a n n i- an d P h ila d e lp h ia p o sitio n , th e r e is no p erso n a l feel m en w ith in a week. tre a s u ry , if he so d e sire s, u n d e r th e them to p re p a re th e n a m e s of six v e rsa ry of th e fo u n d in g of P ro te s t- it p roposes to div id e th e U nited ing in my h e a rt a g a in s t anybody. T h e re have been a to ta l o f 20,150 a u tism in th e city . new p lan w orked o u t by th e bon u s T he follow ing n am es h a v e been m em bers of :h e C h a m b e r of C om S ta te s in to eleven hom e loan bank O w ing to p e c u lia r c o n d itio n s it a p p lic a tio n s, of w hich 11,622 call sectio n of th e h o u se w ays an d m e a n sj selected ¡by th e c o m m itte e of th e m erce who w ould be s u ita b le for d i ie procession headed by m o u n te d d istric ts , u n d e r th e su p e rv isio n of a was n ecessary to deal in som e p e r fo r a cash b o n u s, received by th e c o m m itte e . 1 W ed n esd ay n ig h t m ass m e e tin g as re c to rs. police, b a n d s a n d th e open Bible In special b u re a u of th e tre a s u ry de- so n a litie s in o rd e r th a t citizen s i bon u s c o m m itte e to d ate. A side from th is $50 cash b o n u s op en -m in d ed m en w ho w ould m ak e! Jo h n Dill th e n took th e flo o r a n d th e h a n d s of a little ch ild, w ound p a rtm e n t 4 c o m m issio n er of the m ig h t u n d e rs ta n d th e s itu a tio n as It is expected th a t th e $10,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 its way th ro u g h th e s tr e e ts w ith o u t I , I , a com i" ’88‘o n*'’ th e s o ld ie rs will be given in su ra n c e good d ire c to rs of th e C h a m b e r of gave _ a — few b ____ rie f __________ s ta te m e n ts as to ( , , . , . m e bireeLS w ith o u t fed eral hom e loan b a n k s, a p p o in te d it is. T h a t h a s been done. policies c a rry in g th e loan fe a tu re . (C om m erce. T he tic k e t h a s been se- A' hat lie th o u g h t was fo r th e b e t t e r - 1 °. n„ T „ , ° r ml8hap- A 9,rlkins ,M - '»• »"■ preaid,-nt. „onld adm inister . d . e ra . l . leered . . . . A . shland . . . co n n ♦ ectio n w ith I will be p u t to sleep to day, I B a n k in g in s titu tio n s u n d e r fe solely fo r th e p u rp o se of s u p - ¡m e n t . of in first block of bonds. „11 carry the lure „ a . the nimenee of any dlstlne- , h. prorlsons of the ae, .hope, n e v e r a g a in to be called into su p e rv isio n w ould be com pelled to p lying specific n am es upon w hich a ll : he h o tel p ro p o sitio n a n d o th e r m at- 7 b-"b . L " ° " be,W e" n Var‘° “ 8 «•«■•ml»»- B rild ln g .req u isitio n . I a g re e w ith you th a t a t w hich tim e a n o th e r block of bon d s tio n s . d isc o u n t th e se policies fo r 50 p e r m em b ers opposed to th e b a n k dom i- tf,rs oi th e p re se n t day in te re s t, ■„.ti i. m j « i ’ T h e bill also p roposes to c re a te a g g re ssiv e h a rm o n y is e s se n tia l in cen t ’ of th e ir face v a lu e fo r v a * j/v..v.» p erio d . iuniuii n a tio n m of i iiiv th e viuu club m ay v c u o i n i vviitra c e n tra te Mr. an d ie ‘ G re e r th e n took th e n flo u u o i r aui* b o fterert to r s a le ’ a « th e v ario u s n a tio n a litie s and c o o -p e ra tiv e b u ild in g asso c ia tio n s tow n b u ild in g , b u t w hen im p e d i th re e y e a rs from th e d a te of issue, th e ir votes in o rd e r th a t th e opposi- ex p lained h is s itu a tio n in re g a rd to la c e s re p ie s e n te d (am o n g th em Ne- o rg an iz ed u n d e r s ta te law s ap- m e n ts a re u n d e r th e w heels of Lum ber Camps R eported Open— T h is p lan w as th e c o m p lete a g re e - tio n m ay be m ore e ffe c tiv e: ¡th e h o tel p ro p o sitio n by g iving a groes, M exicans, Ja p a n e se , C hinese proved by th e c o m m issio n er of fed- p ro g re ss it is m ore e sse n tia l th a t m e n t a m o n g th e seven m em b e rs of It is re p o rte d that- th e lu m b e r and I n d ia n s ), p e rh a p s th e m ost im - e ra l hom e loan b a n k s and o p e ra te d b rie f re su m e of his ta lk given on A. C. N IN IN G E R th ey be rem oved th a n is h a rm o n y th e b o n u s sectio n of th e c o m m itte e cam ps a re b e g in n in g to open up fo r p iessiv e w as th e M exican body of u n d e r th e ir su p erv isio n . la s t T h u rs d a y evening. A fte r th is, F R E D C. HOM ES. itself. In d iv id u a ls do n o t co u n t * on w ays a n d m ean s, an d c o n g re ssio n th e seaso n , th e cam p s a t W eed, m ore th a n 1000 c o n v e rts to th e P ro - he m ade a n sw e r to th e v a rio u s ite m s O. O. HELM AN. Ten o r m ore such asso c ia tio n s In so m uch in c o m m u n ity life as a l le a d e rs a re c o n fid e n t t h a t u lti C alif., h a v in g em ployed a b o u t 1100 te s ta n t fa ith . A co nspicuous p a rt of any d is tric t, h av in g com bined as* b ro u g h t o u t in th e m ee tin g of T ues- A. L. LAMB. w h o lesale re s u lts . I am so rry m a te ly th e b o n u s • w ill be paid on ¡d ay n ig h t. m en, and th e ones a t M cCloud a b o u t th e p o p u latio n of San A ntonio is se ts of $5,000,000 o r m ore w ould be J. H. D ILL. t h a t It had to be done, b u t I have th o se te rm s o r te rm s closely a p p ro x 700. T h e cam ps a ro u n d K la m a th M exican, a n d one of th e m ost in fre - p e rm itte d to o rg a n iz e a fed e ra l Mr. G re e r m en tio n e d v a rio u s m a t- LOUIS ________ DODGE. no ap o lo g ies fo r d o in g it. It had im a tin g th em . F a lls a re h a v in g tro u b le as th e m en q u e n t s ig h ts a h d p e rh a p s th e s a d - ( hom e loan b a n k s im ila r to th e farm T hese m en a re in no sense candi- te rs t h a t have held th e h o tel propo- to be done. G ood-bye. re fu se to a c ce p t th e w ages o ffe red , d e st b ecau se of its r a r ity — is th e face loan b an k s. d a te s. T h is will lik ely be th e first sitio n dow n in th e p a st a n d sa id th a t T hese b a n k s, th e bill HAZ K IK . J e sse N ell O perated On— a n d th e re s u lt is th a t very few m en of a happy M exican. B ut th e Mexi- proposes, n o tice th ey have received of b ein g on , w onld m ak e long-tim e (C o n tin u e d on p ag e 4) J e ss e N eil, w ho w as ta k e n to a th is tic k e t. j a re a t w ork in th a t sectio n . T hey a re all m em b ers can division in th is p a ra d e ra d ia te d lo an s to m em b ers on firs t m o rtg a g es local h o sp ita l y e s te rd a y , w as o p e ra t- of th e C h a m b e r of C om m erce in good w ith lig h t a n d hope a n d joy. fo r not m ore ’h an $10,000 rep a y a b le ed on in th e a fte rn o o n a n d la te s t s ta n d in g an d a re e lig ib le as d ire c -, T he m arc h m oved in re g u la r o rd e r, on th e a m o rtiz a tio n plan, r e ^AktS 816 tO e ^l’ect ^hat he is to rs. They a re n o t m ak in g , n o r will th e c h ild re n in fro n t, th e a d u lts fol- ____ _ inueEl Im proved o v er his co n d itio n th ey m ak e, a n y c a m p a ig n to be elect- low ing, a ll sin g in g in S p an ish , "O n- . . . . . . . „ • xi „ , M ake I ts Own C andy— y e s te rd a y , th o u g h n o t e n tire ly o u t of ed. T hey h av e sim p ly been n am ed , ¡w a rd C h ristia n S o ld ie rs." On th e „. fannn <• .v , , . T he Ulaza co n fe c tio n e ry w ill m ak e danger yet. w ith o u t th e ir co n sen t, as a list of races of m a n y of th e o n lo o k ers who , Idd w ith Influenza— ¡prnw rtaa th „ n its own vandy in th e fu tu re , h a v in g m em b e rs upon w hich th ---- e m em b ers! crow ded th e sid e w alk s w as am aze- . . . , tl . ¡nioni i u se cam e s ta . r . te O. H. J o h n s o n is co n fin e d to h is can c o n c e n tra te th e ir votes so th a t m en t, h„t b u t ninxx«^ c h e ers and a a p p la . . d in th „ is w eek, an d have q u ite I _____________________________________a li tie candy a lre a d y o u t and m ore ho m e w ith an a tta c k o f in flu e n z a . th e Tote m ay b ecom e effe c tiv e »'Continued on Pc«re 4 ' ¡in th e m ak in g . OF HOME LAND ASHLAND PARTY H az K ik GETS SIX YEARS <$> 3210 CHECKS SENT J ----------------- 1 V U I U 1 V ., V U 111111C I V C , 1 l i e U V ft C l II« tS U c “ ll H t* - w « O IV 4 I lib U C L IC 1 ' □ Sap's Running What Voters Should Know About Election ny q u e s tio n s h a v e been ask ed of th e tw elve m em b e rs h a v in g th e a s i "io To v a rio u s th in g s in co n n ectio n g re a te s t n u m b e r of vo tes w ill be w ith th e fo rth -c o m in g C h a m b e r of placed on t h e f in a | b a llo t. T liis C om m erce e le c tio n , a n d we h av e e n fin al b a llo t will be m ailed o u t T h u rs d e a v o re d to g et a c c u ra te in fo rm a day, M arch 9, to th e m em b ers, and tio n in re g a rd to th e q u e s tio n s th a t m u st be tu rn e d in not la te r th a n h av e been a s k e d , a n d a r e p rin tin g T u esd ay . M arch 14. a t 5 o ’clock in th e sa m e fo r Jthei b e n e fit of th e th e a fte rn o o n . m e m b e rs of th e C h a m b e r of Com -i As in th e p rim a ry , but six n a m e s in e rc e a n d th e c itiz e n s in g e n e ra l. a re to be voted fo r in th e fin a l ele c In th e p rim a ry , six p erso n s a re to tion. I be voted fo r, for d ire c to rs , and six i Any m em b e r w ho is in a r r e a r s only, e ach fo r a term of tw o y ears. m ay pay up any tim e b efo re M onday T h e p rim a ry b a llo ts a re now be evening. M arch 6, an d have a v o te in g p re p a re d to go to th e m em bers, in th e fin al electio n . a n d w ill be m ailed to d ay . Six and T h e fo llo w in g p erso n s a re h o ld six Jiinly sh o u ld be voted fo r on th is over m em b e rs of th e b o a rd of d ire c b a llo t, a n d th e b a llo t re tu rn e d in to rs, a n d sh o u ld n o t be voted for in p e rso n o r by m ail to th e C h a m b e r of e ith e r th e p rim a ry o r fin al e le c tio n : C o m m erce, not la te r th a n 7 o’clock A. C. B riggs, H. G E n d e rs, J r ., M rs. in th e e v e n in g o f M arch 6. W hen, Jhese b a llo ts a re c o u n te d , th e nam es (C ontinued on P age 4) zz: Woman Soloman W ill Decide Child's Mother -6 J’ :r © (Coryrtjliil W ASH IN GTON, D. C. M arch 1.— it to G eorgia. In th e m e a n tim e Mrs Miss K a th ry n S ellers, ju d g e of th e Peck says, a child had been born t< D istric t of C olum bia ju v e n ile c o u rt, 1 her. to d ay s h a re d h o n o rs w ith K ing Solo ‘ It Is My B aby!” m on, th e ‘‘w isest of th e w ise," w hen Bu th e d o u g h ty little w om an wh< sh e essayed to decide th e p a re n ts h ip ; re c e n tly left th e su n n y s h o re s o of a se v en -m o n th s-o ld baby a rd e n tly Ita ly fo r th e “ prom ised la n d ,” onli claim ed by tw o w om en. to ste p Into h er p re se n t d iffic u ltie s T h e w om en a re as s tra n g e ly d if re fu te s Mrs. P e c k ’s story. fe re n t as th e s to rie s th ey have u n ‘She has not se n t my baby a w a y ’ folded. each a v e rrin g th a t she| 'is says M rs. M attio. “ It is my bab; th e re a l m o ih e r. One is an Ita lia n , she says w as born to h e r.” Mrs. M aria A nto n io M attio, who r e On th e o th e r h a n d , Mrs. P eck em c en tly a rriv e d in th is c o u n try ; and ¡p h a tic a lly d e n ie s M rs. M a ttio ’ th e o th e r is M rs. E tta P eck, of Tux? s ta te m e n t an d d e c la re s sh e will figh edo, M ary lan d . to th e u tm o st fo r th e c u sto d y of th< T h e Ita lia n w om an claim s sh e p u t ch ild . And t h a t 's th a t. h e r child in th e cu sto d y of Mrs. P eck, T he s ’o ry b eg in s in th e e a rly sum bein g u n a b le to c a re fo r it a t th e m er. Mrs. M attio com es to A m erici tim e of b irth . Mrs. P eck a d m its r e a n d la te r to W a sh in g to n . A few ceiving th e c h ild , b u t d e c la re s she ¡g av e It to a n o th e r w o m an , w h o to o k (C ontinued on Page F ou r)