y
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ith o u t <$
th e aid of m ed icin e, c u re s n in e <S>
cases o u t o f te n o f a s th m a .
<8> T h is is a p ro v en fa c t.
<§>
A shland D aily T idings
i’
❖
<?>
®
( I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s W ire S e rv ic e )
VOLUM E 3
(Su ccessor to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, Voi. 43)
SH E R IF F INSTALLS FLASH
LIGHT ROGUES GALLERY
M ALARIA GERM S c a n n o t su r-
vive th re e m o n th s in th e rich
ozone a t A sh lan d . T h e p u re do-
m estic w a te r helps.
♦
>
>
>
A S H L A N D , O R E G O N , T H U S R D A Y . M A R C H 30. 1922
No. 177
DEATH PUTS END
SUFFERING
I
KLAMATH IRRIGATION
CONTRACT? AUTHORIZED
$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 PU RSE O FFER ED
FOR DEM PSEY-LEW IS GO
MOONSHINER IS
CAUGHT IN THE
POLICE TOILS
R E D B L U F F , C alif., M arch 30.—
K L A M A TH TA LES, M arch 3 0 .-
PONCA CITY , O kla., M arch 30.—
R e g a rd le ss of w h e th e r p ris o n e rs a r-
A u th o riz a tlo u to sign w ith th e gov-1
i
Ed
S tra n g le r ” L ew is, w re s tlin g
i riv e a t th e co u n ty ja il h e re n ig h t o r
e m in e n t th e c o n tra c t for irrig a tio n !
j
c
h
a
m
p
io
n , o ffe rs to m eet J a c k D em p
¡d ay , ra in o r sh in e , o r an y o th e r k in d
d ev elo p m en t re c e n tly ap p ro v e d a t an
sey, boxing ch am p io n , a t th e 101
¡o f w e a th e r, S h e riff M. O. B a lla rd
election by th e L au g ell V alley a n d
I ra n c h h e re in th e proposed w re stlin g -;
now is p re p a re d to “ ta k e ” th e ir pic-
H o rse F ly d is tric ts y e s te rd a y was
I tu re s on a m o m e n t’s notice.
¡b o x in g m atch fo r a sid e bet of $5 0.-
given th e d is tric t o ffic e r in a re s o lu
| 000 a n d th e w in n e r ta k e all g a te re-
He h a s in sta lle d a fla s h -lig h t
tio n ad o p te d by th e b o ard of d ire c
1 ceipts.
, c a m e ra . In th e p a st, S h e riff B a lla rd
to rs.
T he o ffe r w as c o n ta in e d in a let-
¡said today, he h a s so m e tim e s had
T he c o n tra c t c a lls fo r m ax im u m i
—
—
—
—
t
e
r
from L ew is to d ay rep ly in g to Col-,
! to w ait se v e ra l days, on a c c o u n t of
CHICAGO, M arch 3 0 , - J o s e f a a n d ¡
W 8 ’000
w hlch
nothing less than drastic
¡cloudy w e a th e r, b efo re he could g e t!
F ire b ro k e o u t a t five o ’clock th is I T ’ J ° e C ' M i” e r ’ Wh° Sa,d he b a d .
$302,000 w ill be a p p o rtio n e d to th e
GOVERNM ENT INTERVENTION’
A llL L E T T CA U G H T IN H O T E L
| a good p ic tu re fo r his ro g u es g al- ! ° sa B ,a z e k > th e “ S iam ese tw in s ,” ! L a ngell V alley rt’ s tr ic t a n d $60,000 m o rn in g in th e S ta r b a k e ry in M e d -'
8 *2 0 0 ’000 g u a r “ ‘tee a n d a
CAN PR EV E N T CESSATION
died e a rly to day. T hey died a s th ey
J
m cu 1
I s s p
n lit
l i t in
in
r receip
n n n l n ts.
lo
TV----------------
b a <,
ROOM W IT H S U U ’ ( ASE
.
D
em
psey
lery.
to th e H o rse I-’ly d is tric t.
OF COAL OPERATION
lo rd , an d had g ain ed such h e a d w a y I b een h e a rd from , M iller
w ere born, as they lived— to g e th e r. !
h I'L L O F BOOZE
said.
I b e fo re th e flam es w ere g o tte n u n d e r
, No o p e ra tio n w as a tte m p te d to '
S tage Is Set for T housands o f Miner»
j c o n tro l, th a t th e b u ild in g a n d its
p rev e n t d e a th .
C h ief o f 'P<»licv ( o r ,a l l s T tdi lc c n
to Throw Dow n Their P icks Sat-!
c
o
n
te
n
ts
w
ere
e
n
tire
ly
d
e
stro
y
e
d
,
as
T he end cam e to R osa w ith in a
Q u a ils a n d T w elv e P in ts o f H eal,
Uiday; Union and Non-Uunon Men
well as th e a d jo in in g b u ild in g occu
few m in u te s a f te r Jo se fa passed
I lo iie - i.(,» .(KHMlness “ W h ite M u le,”
W ill Co-operate, Says Lewis.
¡aw ay.
'
pied by th e G rap e S tre e t grocery.
«m l V endor W ith It.
T he fire m e n w orked lik e T ro ja n s
P h y sic ia n s w a n te d to o p e ra te in
¡an
e
ffo
rt
to
sa
fe
th
e
life
of
R
osa,
to
p re v e n t th e flam es s p re a d in g to
J e ss e M illett cam e in from P o r t
*
N E W Y O RK , M arch 30.— T h e <8>J
th
e
O regon ro o m in g h ouse next door,
b
u
t
it
is
n
e
c
essa
ry
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
Illin
o
is
lan
d y e ste rd a y m o rn in g on tra in 14,
® n a tio n a l coal s tr ik e , w hich will <»
m an y of th e o c c u p a n ts of w hich fled
to
s
e
c
u
re
th
e
c
o
n
se
n
t
of
re
la
tiv
e
s.
an
d
la te r re g is te re d a t th e A shland
begin a t m id n ig h t to m o rro w , •$>
¡to th e s tr e e t in th e ir u n d e rc lo th in g .j
N
e
ith
e
r
th
e
oi:
of
R
osa
n
o
r
th
e
hotel, a n d w as assig n e d to room 218.
® will be d ire c te d in th e in itia l <•>
Lili :L . b brol
All th e ro o m e rs escaped, how ever,
ro th e r of th e tw in s w ould give th e ir;
Now he w ishes he had given A shland
sta g e fro m New Y ork City. ♦ !
a n d none w e re in ju re d , a lth o u g h
co n sen t.
I he d o c to rs 3ay th e son Is
a wide b e rth , fo r he is la n g u ish in g
<8> P re s id e n t L ew is o f th e U nited ^ |
q u ite a n u m b e r of them su ffe re d th e
tv n o rm a l liny.
behind th e b a rs of th e city lock up
<S> M ine W o rk e rs w ill a rr iv e to- <$•
N EW YO RK , M arch 30.— Capt in
loss of th e ir c lo th in g , w hich w a s'
m
o u rn in g th e c o n fisc atio n of th irte e n
* m orro w to e s ta b lis h te m p o ra ry <§■ R oald A m u n d se n , th e d isc o v e rer of
PO R TLA N D , M arch 30.— G rand
ru in e d by th e sc o rc h in g flam es and
q
u
a rts uud tw elve p in ts ol’ g u a ra n
m
ea
n
s
w
e
a
lth
.
C
lean
up
3> h e a d q u a rte rs .
T u e sd a y ev en in g a b o u t G o ’clock,
< ^ |th e s o u th pole, a rriv e d h e re y e s te r-
opera' com es high, th e rec e ip ts for
w a te r.
fo
r
both.
teed
w eek-old " m o o n s h in e ,’’ am i fue
M rs. J . G. C o zart, of G85 B s tre e t,
Any hope th a t m ig h t h av e 3> day on th e s te a m sh ip S ta v a n a n i er-
th e ¿Mary G ard en e n g a g e m e n t being I
lin g th e p ro sp ect of a heavy fin e a n d
w as called to th e d o o r by a k nock,
«> been e n te r ta in e d fo r an elev- <$> fo rd , from N orw ay, a n d fo r th e b c ie - l
close to $7 3,000. In o rd e r to se cu re
a te rm in ja il.
a n d upon o p e n in g th e d oor w as co n
e n th h o u r d e v e lo p m en t th a t <$> fit of th e h o rd e of n e w sp a p e r m en
th is w o n d erfu l a ttra c tio n it w as n e - 1
w ould a v e rt th e s trik e , w as <$>’ w ho m et him a t th e w h a rf, he gave
fro n te d by a m an who a sk e d h e r
c e ss a ry fo r p u b lic -sp irite d m en to '
w h e re h e r h u sb a n d w as. F in d in g he
* a b a n d o n e d to day.
«»¡an o u tlin e of th e p lan s he lias m ade
p o t up a g u a ra n te e o í $72,500. I t a , « n o lh e
" V I dCC0mpanled
w as a t w ork in th e ra ilro a d y a rd s,
w as a success fin a n c ia lly a , w ell a s
’
beiW Mn
for th e e x p lo ra tio n o f th e “ ro o f of
th
ey
lugged
tw
o
heav
y
su itc a se s u p
th e tra m p d e m a n d e d th a t sh e give
j th e w o rld ,” w hen he m ak e s his dash
a rtis tic a lly , th e rec e ip ts for th e five
SPR IN G FIELD , 111., M arch 30.— ! for th e n o rth pole from S e a ttle on
tow
n.
Only
one
of
th
em
, how ever,
him s o m e th in g to e a t.
p e rfo rm a n c e s b e in g $72,633.
J o h n L. L ew is, p re s id e n t of th e | J u n e 1.
w ent to th e hotel.
C hief H a tc h e r
H a v in g only re c e n tly u n d e rg o n e
R eceipts fo r th e v a rio u s p e rfo rm
had th em sp o tte d , a n d k e p t p re tty
U n ited M ine W o rk e rs, gave o u t a
a
n
o
p
e
ra
tio
n
,
a
n
d
not
b
ein
g
in
a
n
y
I
As th e e x p lo ra tio n is to be m ade
an ces w ere m ad e know n la st n ig h t
s ta te m e n t to d ay , in w hich he posi-j
close w atch on th e hotel.
M ille tt's
c o n d itio n to do a g r e a t d e a l of w ork,
by a e ro p la n e , it is exp ected th a t all
as follow s:
W ed n esd ay , “ M onna
tiv e ly d e c la re d th e coal s tr ik e w o u ld ,
com
panion,
how
ever,
m
an
ag
ed to
Mrs. C ozort in fo rm e d him th e re w as
p rev io u s e fo rts w ill be d isc o u n te d
| V a n n a ,” $20,1 44; T h u rsd a y , ‘ L o h e n
elu
d
e
th
e
vig
ilan
ce
of
th
e
police,
and
go in to e ffe c t n e x t S a tu rd a y .
H ej
n o th in g p re p a re d a t th e tim e.
At>
T he p lan e s w ill be eq u ipped w ith
g r in ,” $ 1 0 ,1 1 1 4 ; F rid a y , “ R om eo
and Iiiiipt
«11
o*
a
* .d isa p p e a re d , so th a t w hen th e chief,
s ta te s th a t th e s tr ik e will n o t be con
i th is, th e tra m p s tr u c k h e r in th e ¡
w irele ss a p p a ra tu s so th a t a t no tim e
“ i
8- , u I “ t i
by O ffic e r, W in s and
fin e d to th e m em b e rs o f th e u n io n s,
M IAM I, F la ., M arch 30.— A s u i t : face a n d k n ocked h e r dow n.
W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 30,— T he
w ill th e e x p e d itio n e v e r be o u t of
A l d a ” $12 387 ’
"
(-il' ni"ee R o b inson, paid a visit to room
b u t w ill be p a rtic ip a te d in by m in e rs
fo r $11,000.000 d a m a g e s a g a in s tj
W . J . S tevens, who room s a t th e n a v y ’s e n tir e in v e s tm e n t in A la sk an n ig h t “ Aida
to u ch w ith th e base of su p p lie s
He H plirv Id’s A »•<! 1T-T» r. ill« J •_ IV _ -r-v
_x
1
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.
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.
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>
0.1
1
FI
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...
i
4
1
1
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«
d r if t d ire c tly H cn ry F o rd w as filed in th e D ade C ozort hom e, a n d w as a sleep a t t h e ' coal field s will be ta k e n over by th e
Jn a d d itio n to" th e to ta l
k
! 2 18- v e s te rd ay a fte rn o o n , M illett w as
w ho a re n o t c o n n e cte d w ith a n y la b o r
expects to be a b le to d r if t d irectly
/ o b s e r v a t i o n s ! C° UQty C,FCU 4 C0Urt y e s te rd a y by E d V tIm e in a n o th e r P a rt of th e h o u s e ,! in te rio r d e p a rtm e n t by M ay 1, u n d e r j fro n i th e s a le of se a is an d a p p lied keep in g lonely vigil over °» e p recious
o rg a n iz a tio n s.
o v e r th e pole, a n d hi
H is s ta te m e n t follow s:
w ard S. H u ff, e le c tric a l e n g in e e r. ‘ h e a rd th e sc re a m a n d ru sh e d to t h e ' 3 decision re a c h e d by th e c a b in e t, it t0 th e g u a ra n te e tic k e t buyers^ con su itc a se , w hich th e o ffic ers p ro m p tly
will th u s be a t close q u a rte rs , and
In v e stig a tio n
H
u ff c h a rg e s t h a t a m o u n t is d u e him 1 resc u e , b u t th e tra m p h ad m a d e j w as an n o u n c ed to d ay by S e c r e ta r y , trib u te d $7 2 63 w hich
th e ’
° n " took possession of.
“ T h e re is no c h a n g e in th e m in in g
m uch of th e h a rd s h ip s of p rev io u s
govern-
d sclosed th a t it c o n ta in ed th irte e n
s itu a tio n . My re p o rts from all sec
in ro y a ltie s on th e m a g n e to used in , h is g e ta w ay .
of th e I n te r io r F ull. T he m ines w i l l ' m en t took in w ar tax
I
e x p lo ra tio n s will be e lim in a te d .
tio n s of th e c o u n try in d ic a te t h a t o r
I q u a r t a n d tw elve pint h o ttie s of hou-
a ll F o rd c a rs, tr a c to r s a n d o th e r j M rs. C ozort, who is now u n d e r th e be s h u t dow n on th a t d a te , p e n d in g ,
iest-to -g o o d n ess “ w h ite m u le .”
g an ized m in e w o rk e rs a n d a g re a t
e q u ip m e n t m a n u fa c tu re d by th e F o rd c a re of a p h y sic ia n , s u ffe rin g g re a tly th e w o rk in g o u t of a new p ro g ra m of
BURNED BUILDING IS
MEXICO
IS
NEARING
’
T he d is tric t a tto rn e y a t M edford
n u m b e r of u n o rg a n iz e d m in e rs w ill
M otor com pany of D e tro it.
fro m shock, w as a b le to give only a dev elo p m en t.
UNDERGOING REPA IR S
ce ase w ork A pril 1. T h is w ill in clu d e
RECOGNITION RY I . S. w as n o tifie d , an d th is a fte rn o o n it is
! b rie f d e sc rip tio n of th e m an who a s
b o th th e a n th r a c ite a n d b itu m in o u s
-----------
expected M illett w ill he given a h e a r-
s a u lte d h er. He w ore a g ray coat,
i One of th e b u ild in g s i
F o u rth
W
A
SH
IN
GTON,
M
arch
30.—
“
P
r
o
-
1
in E b e fo re J u s tic e Gowdy. Police say
fie ld s a n d is in d ic a tiv e of w o n d e rfu l ¡ 9 tre e t b etw een A an d
d a rk h a t, b u t sh e w as u n a b le to say
s tr e e ts ,
g
ress
is
being
m
ad
e
to
w
a
rd
s
th
e
r
e
c
-
l
t,iev
Were lipped off by th e K. K. K.
u n ifo rm ity of th o u g h t a n d s te a d fa s t- „.hinb
.
! w h e th e r he w ore o v e ra lls o r d a rk
.
w hich w as p a rtly b u rn e d a y e a r or
ness of p u rp o se a m o n g th e m ine
___
.
o g n itio n of th e O hregon g o v e rn m e n t
---- ------------------------
■ tro u s e rs .
...
tw o a £ °, a n d w hich b elongs to P ie rr e
a
t
Mexico
C
ity
,”
it
w
as
s
ta
te
d
o
f
fic
-
!
YOVTHS
ACCUSED OF
.w o rk e rs of th e c o u n try . T h e m in e rs
, b „.
, , , „
As soon as th e w ord w as sp re a d
.
XI
v A A A » A,, P ro v o st, is b e in g rem o d e le d . Cons d-
h av e no a lte r n a tiv e b u t to ta k e t h s ! o_ . .
. .. . . . .
, t
¡ally
a
t
th
e
s
ta
te
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t,
h
u
t
it
ROBBING
HIGH SCHOOL
I t h a t Mrs. C ozort h ad been a s sa u lte d ,
rpv
,A A.
, ,
,
e ra b le of th e b u ld in g w ill h av e to b e '
a c t'o n . T h e s itu a tio n is forced npon ro n .
...
. . ,
is im p o ssib le to fo re c a st w hen recog-
j a n u m b e r of th e ra ilro a d m en an d
.
..
...
..
» ‘
¡re p la c e d w ith new m a te ria l, a n d t b s '
RED B L U F F , C alif., M arch 30.—
th e m by th e a r b itr a r y a c tio n of th e { „
..
n itio n will be ex ten d ed .
! c itiz e n s of t h a t se ctio n o f tow n,
is now p a rtly on th e spot. T he w ork
A
high
s
ta
te
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
o
f
f
ic
ia
l'
L®°
Hewd r i<*8, 23, is in th e co u n ty
coal o n e ra to rs a n d th e A m erican p u b
s ta r te d on a se arc h fo r th e c u lp rit.
is b e in g done by P u tn a m B ro th e rs.
c h a ra c te riz e d th e d iffe re n c e s t h a t / 3 1 h c re on a c h a r ^ e of com plicity
lic w ill place th e re sp o n sib ility w h ere
If he h ad been c a p tu re d he w ould
T he city council w as p e titio n e d
a re h o ld in g up reco g n itio n as “ d i f - i W’th H ilto n W h eeler in th e th e ft of
it p ro p e rly b e lo n g s.”
h av e fa re d h a rd a t th e h a n d s of th e
se v era l w eeks ago to ta k e actio n to
fere n c es re g a rd in g th e fu n d a m e n ta l ,n icro sco I)es ar*d o th e r p ro p erty from
crow
d.
h a v e th e b u ild in g rem oved o r re b u ilt,
p rin c ip le s betw een th is g o v e rn m e n t ,h e c ‘^ n i»S high school b u ild in g ,
T he police h av e m ad e a th o ro u g h
and in as m uch as th e co u n cil had no
W A SH IN G TO N , M arch HO.— T h e a n d th e g o v e rn m e n t of O b reg o n .”
LONDON, M arch 30.— T he basis
I
'
—
se
arc
h , b u t a r e u n a b le to find anv
¡ a u th o r ity to o rd e r th e place re b u ilt. for
se n a te ra tifie d th e n in e-p o w er C h in
¡ th e o w n e r w as given th e p riv ile g e
, a . new a g re e m e n t b etw een U lste r tra c e of th e g u ilty p a rty .
ese tre a ty u n d e r th e te rm s of w hich
¡o f re b u ild in g o r te a rin g it dow n, an d a “ d U‘® “ ew Iris h F re e S ta te ’ w hich
e ig h t o th e r n a tio n s of th e W a sh in g F IG H T IS LA U N CH ED ON
¡h a v e been in th e th ro e s of b o rd e r
P R E S ID E N T ’S S H IP SUBSIDY
th e re p a ir w ork is th e re s u lt.
MRS. BALLINGTON BOOTH’S
ton co n fe re n ce pled g e th em se lv e s to!
w a rfa re , w as rea c h e d to n ig h t, it w as
i
SON HELD FOR IN S A N IT Y 1 f a ith fu lly resp e c t th e C hinese te r r l-
o ffic ia lly an n o u n c ed .
W ASH IN GTON, M arch 30.— T he
CO N TRA CT IS SIG N ED F O R
----------
' to ria l a n d p o litical In te g rity , an d to
T he a g re e m e n t, w hich w as rea c h e d
' expected fig h t on th e p re s id e n t’s sh ip
LOS A N G E L E S,
IN D IA N S SU IT F O R $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0
M arch
3 0 . — ¡o b se rv e th e ‘open d o o r”
° ; Sllbsidy plan was lau n ch ed in th e
a co n fe re n ce b etw een r e p r e s e n ta - ; C h a rg e d w ith in sa n ity , C h a rle s B. e q u a l o p p o rtu n ity lo r all
:
n a tio n s in
tl ves ot l i s t e r a n d th e Iris h F re e Booth, 34, son of M aude B _____
se n a te th is m o rn in g wli^n S e n a to r
K LA M A TH FA L L S, M arch 30
B a a llin
llin g g to
to n n |c C h hina
in a .
A c o n tra c t b etw een th e K la m a th Im s ta t e :ind th e B ritish g o v e rn m e n t, B ooth, n o ted as th e head of th e Vol-1
D ial, d e m o c ra t, opened fire on the
C hina, on h e r p a rt, g u a ra n te e s to ;
sh
ip p in g bo ard .
d la n s a n d th e law firm of O’Neill & ls e x p ected to end th e fig h tin g b e - 1 u n te e rs of A m erica, w as held todav
g r a n t special p riv llig e s to none of th e
I ’m opposed to an y m ore of tlie
K LA M A TH F A L L S, M arch 30.— Irw in of th is city, a u th o riz in g a su it tw een O ran g em en a n d Sinn F e in e rs in th e p sy c h o p ath ic w ard a t th e pow ers w ith in h e r te rrito rv y .
! p eo p le’s m oney b ein g th ro w n aw ay
O tto H a rtw ig a n d J. K. F ly n n , mem^ a g a in s t th e g o v e rn m e n t to rec o v e r in U lster, a s w ell as a lo n g th e bo r co u n ty h o sp ita l p e n d in g an e x a m in a
T he tre a ty w as r a tifie d u n a n i-
V A LLEJO . C alif., M arch 30.—
h e rs of th e s ta te b o a rd of co n c ilia 300,000 a c re s o f lan d v alu ed a t der.
upon such a set of in c o m p e te n ts as
tio n of his m e n ta l c o n d itio n
m ously.
D
eputy
C o llector of In te rn a l R eve-
tio n , a rriv e d h e re T u e sd a y n ig h t an d $500,000 w as signed h e re la s t n ig h t.
a re on th e sh ip p in g b o a rd .” he said.
“I d o n ’t th in k anv m o re m oney n u e E K elly received a p p ro x im a te ly
w ill a tte m p t to fin d a so lu tio n fo r th e
T he c o n tra c t now goes to th e sec
sh o u ld be ta k e n o u t of th e p eo p le’s 400 w a rra n ts ia d is tr a in t, a u th o riz -
lu m b e r s tr ik e s itu a tio n w hich w as re ta ry of th e in te rio r for a p p ro v al
p o ck ets to be w asted by th is b o a rd illg ,liln ,0 SPizp and ofl'pr Tor sale
c re a te d h e re M arch 1, w hen an in o r re je c tio n .
I ih e p ro p e rty of local c itizen s who
c re a s e to n in e h o u rs o f th e w o rk in g
on its sh ip p in g sc h em e s.’
failed to pay th e ir incom e tax fo r
d ay in th e box fa c to rie s c au sed a
i 1920 w hen it was due.
¡-trike. W . F. W o o d w ard , c h a irm a n
AU. D6R NMJABV
T h ese w a rra n ts a re a p o rtio n of
o f th e b o a rd , w as d e ta in e d in P o r t
v/cieLO
th e 5 000 p re p a re d a: h e a d q u a rte rs in
la n d by illn ess.
San F ra n cisc o to he sent th ro u g h o u t
A ccording to th e s ta te law , th e ;
th e s ta te to e n a b le d e p u tie s to clam p
b o a rd h a s p o w er to co n d u c t a p u b lic,
th e lid on all tax e v a d ers.
h e a rin g a n d to m ak e pu b lic its find-1
z
T he w a r ra n ts received by K elly In
lngs.
2
)
0
c lu d e a n u m b e r th a t a re fo r sm all
C o m m issio n e rs M arch an d C onnell;
b u sin ess e s ta b lis h m e n ts th a t have
of th e fe d e ra l c o n c ilia tio n b o a rd
€ / / /
closed since th e incom e ta x r e tu r n s
h a v e w o rk ed h e re fo r th e p a st tw o
/
w ere m ad e in M arch, 1920.
w eeks w ith o u t a p p a re n t re s u lts . C on
n e ll h a s le ft a n d w ill n o t r e tu r n .
DENY D ISCORD B E T W E E N
/
W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 30. — A
PE N D L E T O N , M arch 30.— L ab o r
P R E S ID E N T AND CO NG RESS
W AR EH O U SE COLLAPSES
y
d a rk h o rse ” bon u s schem e, to su p -j
co n d itio n s have u n d e rg o n e a ra d ic a l
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w as d iscu ssed by S e n a to r Sm oot w ith
¡ past m o n th , a n d in ste a d of th e re he- nigh *e rfe c t h a n n o n y e x ists b etw een
BO W LIN G G R E E N , K y., M arch P re sid e n t H a rd in g today.
in g a sc a rc ity of w ork, th e re is now P re sid e n t H a rd in g and co n g ress, Re-
30.— T h re e m en a re believed to have
T he p ro p o sa l is sim ple, it is u n
a scare ty of farm lab o r.
j p u b lic a n F lo o r L e a d e r M ondell sol-
been k illed a n d seven p ro b ab ly fa d e rsto o d . c o n s is tin g a lm o st e n tire ly
Any
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who
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w
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can
Pn,n ly a s su re d th e house to d ay in
Ȏrte
ta lly in ju re d w hen a tobacco w a re of in su ra n c e .
E ach v e te ra n w ould
‘ g , et , it n x o w ,” is th e s ta te m e n t of Mr. m
m a a k k in
in g v a a sw eep in g d e n ia l of th e
h o u se c o llap sed h e re to d ay .
be g ra n te d free g o v e rn m e n t insur-1
¡A p p le g a te a n d of H ow ard S h e e h a n , p u blished sta te m e n t
'.8 re g a rd in g p a rty
a n c e fo r $2500 for a p erio d of tw e n ty
; in c h a rg e of e m p lo y m en t co n d itio n s discord.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
y e a rs.
S e n a to r Sm oot said he be-
‘V
for th e A m erican L egion post of th is !
B ru sh in g a s de. as th o u g h non e x
PASS T H R O l G H T O W N ; lieved “ som e such plan'-’ w ould be
city. ¿Mr. A pp leg ate says th a t b e fo re ¡stunt, th e c o n flict o f view s betw een
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u ltim a te ly a d o p te d in place of th e
he sen d s to P o rtla n d for farm h a n d s th e p resid e n t a n d th e h ouse o v e r th e
E. O. • M cC orm ick, vice p re sid e n t p re s e n t bill.
o r o th e r lab o r listed a t his office, he bonus, riv e rs a n d h a rb o rs a p p ro p rla -
of th e
S o u th e rn
P a c ific p assed
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p o sts th e jo b s on his b lac k b o a rd fo r tio n . th e size of th e a rm v and navy
th ro u g h A sh lan d in his p riv a te c a r. BON TON R ESTA U R A N T
tw
o days. “ M any m en who a re ap- and k in d re d m a tte rs . M ondell said
W ildw o od, on tr a in 53 W ed n esd ay . I
HAS N E W
PROPRIETOR
.p a r e n tly b ro k e a n d w ho beg fo r “ T h e p re sid e n t and c o n g re ss a re not
Mr. D u ffey, an officia l o f the D.
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m eals h av e been to my office a n d a t lo g g erh e ad s. T h e re is a s p irit
1H6
& R. G., v isited in A sh la n d W ednes-
T he Bon Ton r e s ta u ra n t h i s been
refu se d to ta k e w ork w hich was of- an d p u rp o se of co -o p e ra tio n and fre-
day-
! sold by B ert S m ith to H a rry M orrow ,
ered to th em .
T h ese jobs a re a t q u e n t c o n s u lta tio n s a re th e o rd e r of
J. H. M ulchay , g e n e ra l fre ig h t fo rm e rly of n e a r S eat le. T he n e w '
th e going w age a n d a re e a g e rly sn ap - th e day. T he p re s id e n t’s recom m en-
a g e n t of th e S o u th e rn P a c ific, an d p ro p rie to r a n d h is w ife will have
ped up by P o rtla n d m en w ho a re d a tio n s and th e p a rty p ro g ra m have
To
h is s ta ff, passed th ro u g h A sh la n d on c h a rg e of th e place a n d will e n
w illin g to w o rk .” Mr. A p p leg ate de- been c a rrie d o u t o r a re in process of
train 53 W e d n esd a y ev en in g .
d e a v o r to b u ild up th e b u sin e ss by
d a r e d y e ste rd a y .
a c co m p lish m e n t, a n d it h a s m et w ith
Mr. R o g ers of th e tra s c o n tin e n ta l g iv in g th e b e st of tre a tm e n t an d th e
E x-service m en a re given th e p re f- th e p re s id e n tia l ap p ro v a l as so fa r
w e ig h t b u re a u , h a s b een s p e n d in g a b e st food th a t can be p ro cu re d fo r!
e re n c e a lm o st a n y w h e re in th e city c a rrie d o u t.”
few days In A sh lan d .
th e m oney.
a n d co u n ty , a n d m ost of th em have
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i
work’
“ Build w ith th* B irds.”
J
IS SCHEDULED
FOR SATURDAY
DESTROYS
a
DASH EOS POLE
TO BE MADE
1 SI ! «’
¡L FIELDS
TO
HAVE AGREED
STATE WILL TRY
TO SETTLE THE
SEEL PROPERTY
■ der .
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7
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FARM LABOR IS