♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, without
the aid of medicine, cures nine
cases out of ten of asthma.
♦ This is a proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
9
9
9
9
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9 MALARIA GERMS cannot su r- 9
9 vive th re e m o n th s in the rich 9
9 ozone a t A sh lan d . T h e p u re do- 9
$> m estic w a te r h e lp s .'
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_______ (International News W ire Service)
VOLUME
Y
3
ASHLAND, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, V oi. 4 3 )
DOLLAR
BLAZE DESTROYS
FAMOUS HOTEL
$ < ^ < ¿ > < $ > 9 9 9 9 9 ^ 9 9 <# <g> 9
9
¡ 9 COSTS $ 1 0 0 A DAY
9
9
TO M X D VALVE O F DOG 9
9
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9
OWOSSO. N. Y., M arch 31.— 9
i ® W h a t is th e v a lu e of a th re e - 9
¡ 9 legged dog? A ju ry is try in g to 9
9 decide, a n d it is co stin g th e 9
¡ 9 co u n ty $100 a day to h av e th em 9
19 do it.
9!
9
A r th u r B row n claim s th e loss 9 • (
¡ 9 of a leg h a m p e re d his dog in 9 '
__________ _
9 h u n tin g and h a s b ro u g h t s u it 9 !
9 fo r $100 a g a in s t G eorge A k in, 9 '
M IAM I, F la ., M arch 31. At th e ;> Whom he accu ses of h av in g sh o t 9
w irele ss s ta tio n h ere, a re p o r t w as + a Ieg o ff his prize h u n tin g dog > i
receiv ed e a ily th is m o rn in g , t h a t th e 19 w hen it cam e on th e A ikin fa rm . 9 ;
fam o u s C olonial h o tel a t N assau in 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
No. 178
NATION-WIDE COAL STRIKE
WILL BEGIN AT MIDNIGHT
_
9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9 9 9 -9 9 '
9 WOMEN SMOKERS TOLD
9'
9
THEY MAY RUIN EYES 9 !
1«
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9
9
¡ 9 a re w a rn e d n o t to sm oke u n d e r 9 '
¡ 9 p eril of ru in in g th e ir e y e sig h t 9 |
| 9 by Dr. F. A. W all, of C olum bia 9
9 U n iv e rsity school of o p to m e trv , 9
NEARLY A MILLION MINE-WORKERS WILL LAY DOWN THEIR ¡ 9
PICKS AT STROKE OF TWELVE. '
it
CYCLONE WIPES
OUT A TOYYN
ALABAM A
BOSTON, M arch 31.— W om en 9 1
w ho sp o k e b e fo re th e conven- 9
‘ V
i n
X
S
“
L
X
as
9 h ig h ly developed an o rg an ism •>
9 a s th e fem ale of th e species, 9
H U N T SV IL L E , A la., M arch 31.—
9 sh o u ld in d u lg e in a n a rc o tic as 9
cyclone w hich stru c k th e so u th -
¡ 9 p o w erfu l as to b ac c o .” said Dr. 9
¡ 9 W all.
9 « a ste rn p a rt of M adison co u n ty ,
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
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9
9
9
ov® fturned
th e
ste a m b o a t Ja m e s
the Bahamas, was burned to t h
e ---------------------------------
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•
T
rig
g
in
th
e
T
en
n essee riv e r a t
g ro u n d , b u t no lives w ere lost. T he
I
C
la
rk
’s
L
an
d
in
g
,
d
e
stro
y e d th e tr a n s ­
d a m a g e is e s tim a te d a t over a mil-1
m ission lines th e re , a n d did o th e r
lion d o lla rs. T h is w as th e m o st ex-,
c
o n sid e ra b le dam age.
elu siv e h o tel in th e isla n d s an d w as!
S u rro u d in g s tow ns a r e re p o rte d
g re a tly fre q u e n te d by w e a lth y A m er­
w
ith
o u t lig h t o r pow er.
N E W YO RK , M arch 31.— E a rly been no c h a n g e in th e g o v e rn m e n t’s THIS IS WHAT MINERS
icans.
C ra n e H ill, a sm all tow n n e a r here,
th is m o rn in g all hope w as a b a n d o n ed policy to “ s it tig h t, keep h a n d s off
ARE STRIKING FOR I
,
w
as
wiped o u t by th e cyclone e a rly
of
a
v
e
rtin
g
th
e
coal
s
tr
ik
e
w
hich
is
an d a w a it d e v e lo p m e n ts.”
CARRJGAN MAY BE
B riefly , th e a n th r a c ite m in e rs w a n t !
today.
A ccording to m ea g re re p o rts
now
sch
ed
u
led
to
go
in
to
e
ffe
c
t
a
t
Not u n til th e public b eg in s to s u f - 1 in c re a se d w ages, th e b itu m in o u s
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE
1
re
a
c
h
in
g
h ere, sev eral a re re p o rted
m d n ig h t. P ro m p tly on th e s tro k e of fer, e ith e r th ro u g h lack of coal or m in e rs w a n t to re ta in p re s e n t basic
to have been killed and m any in ­
12, h a lf a m illion union m in e rs will Through p ro fite e rin g of th e d e a le rs,
REDDING, Calif., March 3 1 .—
scales, a n d th e o p e ra to rs in both
ju
re d .
P h y sicia n s an d n u rse s have
cease
w
o
rk
in
g
,
a
n
d
it
is
c
o
n
fid
e
n
tly
will th e g o v e rn m e n t ta k e a h a n d , u n ­ fie ld s w a n t w age re d u c tio n s. W h ile j
L ew is (C arrig an , s e c re ta ry of th e
been
ru
sh
e d to th e d e v a sta te d village
expected*!»} th e re p re s e n ta tiv e s of less re q u e s te d to do so by th e p a r ­
N o rth e rn C o u n tie s a sso c ia tio n , a d ­
b o th sides in clu d e v a rio u s o th e r d e-l
from
th
is
city.
th e U nited \Dne W o rk e rs of A m erica, tie s to th e c o n tro v e rsy , it was s ta te d
m itte d to d ay th a t he is g iving th e
m au d s in th e ir w age p ro p o sa ls, the
, T w enty houses in th e tw is te r ’s
th a t th e se will be a u g m e n te d by not o fficially th is m o rn in g .
re p u b lic a n n o m in a tio n fo r c o n g re s s ­
m ain issu e is w ages. In b rie f, t h *
W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 31.— T h e
B
E
L
FA
S
T
,
M
arch
31.—
D
espite
th
e
Pa ,h betw een th e to w n s of C ulm an
less
th
a
n
200,000
n
o
n
-u
n
io
n
m
in
e
rs.
T h e g o v e rn m e n t w ill issu e tw o m in e rs ’ d e m a n d s a re as follow s:
m an In th e Second d is tric t, “ se rio u s A th erican g o v e rn m e n t h a s se n t off c-
Iris
h
peace
a
g
re
e
m
e
n
t
signed
in
Lon-
an
d C ran e H ill have been d em olished.
, ,
.... ..
. . I , . ,
S trik e n o tices h a v e been p o ste d in w a rn in g s — o n e to th e m in e rs, th a t
c o n s id e ra tio n .“
tai n o tific a tio n to th e o th e r p ow ers
..
...
BITU
M
INO
US—
R
em
oval
of
d
iff
e
r
­
don la s t n ig h t, violence is still con-i
-----------------------------
, ..
,
bo’b th e b itu m in o u s a n d a n th r a c ite th e re be no violence, an d th e o th e r
of th e W a sh in g to n a rm s c o n fe re n c e ,;
.
.
...............................
fields, P h ilip M u rray , vice p re s id e n t to th e o p e ra to rs , th a t th e re sh a ll be e n tia ls w ith in an d b etw een d is tric ts U niting in U lste r province.
Four
th a t th e A m erican s e n a te h as com ­
in lllcrea8en
in cre ase d " w “ ages
i so “ a s s to
10 r e s u lt In
8«» ¡m e n , tw o of th em policem en, w ere
of th e U nited Mine W o rk e rs o f A m e r­ no p ro fite e rin g .
pleted th e ra tific a tio n of all th e con- i c a . a n n o u n c ed . U nion m in e rs, 595,-
“ T h e r e ’s n o ju s tific a tio n fo r a n y ■f° r S° m e W° rk P rs a n d re d u c tio «- f o r 's h o t dow n in th e s tre e ts , an d tre -
' fere n c e tre a tie s.
000 stro n g , he said , will lay dow n ad v n n ce in th e p ric e of coal, a n d th e ,lonR'• e s L »hlishnient of th e six hour j m en d o u s d a m a g e has been done by a
j As soon a s ra tific a tio n is c o m p le t-'
tnrv
h e ir tools a t m id n ig h t to n ig h t, w hen p u b lic s h o u ld n o t p « y it ,” sa id Sec- a y ’ ' e *d ay w«**k; pay a n d o n e -h a lf aprips
se rie s of tnnonH
in c e n d ia
ry fi™«,
fire s <„
in »».^
th e busl-
ed by th e o th e r pow ers, th e d a te w 11
fo
r
o
v
e
rtim
e
w
ork,
a
n
d
do
u
b
le
,,ay i ness d istric ts .
th e p re se n t w o rk in g c o n tra c t w ith re ta ry of L a b o r D avis.
be set for th e e x ch an g e of ’• tific a -
for S u n d ay a n d ho lid ay w o rk ; w eek ­
th e o p e ra to rs will expire.
A m em b e r of th e U lster c o n s ta b ­
tlo n s, a f te r w hich th e »«-a tie s will
ly p a y d a y s; a w age c o n tra c t fo r I wo u la ry was k illed , a n d a n o th e r w>s
I W hile e x p re ssin g a hope fo r speedy PREDICTS GREATEST LAKDK
'a c tu a lly becom e e ffe c tiv e
BATTLE IN HISTORY y e a rs, e n d in g M arch 31, 1924.
n e g o tia tio n s of a new c o n tra c t fo r th e
w ounded w hen a d e ta c h m e n t of Sinn
A
N
T
H
R
A
C
IT
E
—
T
w
en
ty
p
er
c
e
n
t
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N
,
M
arch
31.—
T
h
is
a n th r a c ite w o rk e rs, fie ith e r m in e rs
F e in e rs a rriv e d w ith rifles. A police
A m ong th e d in n e r g u e sts a t th e
j n o r o p e ra to rs w ould p re d ic t to d ay s tr ik e will u s h e r in th e g r e a te s t in ­ in c re a se of w ages fo r to n n a g e w ork- p a tro l w as a tta c k e d n e a r N ew ry,
E lk s club la s t e v e n in g w e re M r. an d
th a t such an a g re e m e n t w ould be d u s tr ia l c o n te s t t h a t h a s e v e r been e rs, a n d $1 a day a d v a n ce fo r day la- , fire being tu rn e d on th em from a
Mrs. C la re n c e L an e, w ho had as t h e i r '
U N IV ER SITY O F OREGON, E u-
rea c h e d b e fo re th e n a tio n beg an to fo u g h t in A m erica, la b o r le a d e rs h e re b o re rs ; a b o litio n of s u b -c o n tra c tin g ; m a c h in e gun in a m b u sh .
I gene, M arch 31.— (S p e c ia l)— Am ong
J. H. M ulcahy, g e n e ra l fre ig h t g u e sts, Mr. a n d M rs. W . A. R ockfel- teel th e pinch of a coal s h o rta g e .
—,_________________ .
have p re d ic te d .
T he m in e o w n ers, th ro u g h in d iv id u al a g re e m e n ts ; es-
a g e n t o f th e S o u th e rn P acific com ­ low. M r. a n d M rs. C. F. S h e p h e rd
th e s e c re ta rie s of co m m ercial bodies
The c o u n try h as a re s e rv e su p p ly th ey say, by re fu s in g to c o n fe r w ith ta b lis h m e n t of a ‘ c h e c k -o ff” system
pany lin e s in O regon, a n n o u n c e s re ­ had a s th e ir g u e sts a t th e club last
who a re h e re a t th e s h o rt c o u rse for
of
c
o
lle
ctin
g
u
nion
d
u
es
by
o
p
e
ra
to
rs
!
of coal w hich it is expected w ill last th e w o rk e rs, h av e p la in ly w a rn e d
vision in r a te s on tin can s from P o r t ­ evening, th e G. E. M acV icar fam ily.
th
e second y e a r in succession is J. H
. tl^pm th ey a re o u t to b rea k th e m in - w ith h o ld in g
su m s
from
m in e rs ’
th re e m o n th s.
lan d to p o in ts in S o u th e rn O regon, j
F u lle r, se c re ta ry of th e A shland
j e rs ’ u n ion. A g ain st th is m en ace will w ag es; u n ifo rm ity of w ages fo r sim -
w hich se rv e s to place th e fru it a n d !
c h a m b e r of com m erce.
Mr. F u lle r
GOVERNMENT TO MAINTAIN
be th ro w n th e e n tire s tr e n g th of th'e ila r o c c u p a tio n s; e x te n sio n of the
v e g e ta b le c a n n e rs o f S o u th e rn O re -'
has
ta
k
e
n
a
p
ro
m
in
e
n
t
p
art in th e
e ig h t-h o u r day to in clu d e all w ork -
POLICY OF HANDS-OFF w hole o rg a n iz e d la b o r m o v em en t.
gon on a g r e a te r p a rity of ra te s w ith i
d
iscu
ssio
n
s
since
his
tirriv
a l h e re
W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 31.— P r e s ­
S e n a to r L a F o lle tte in a fo rm a l e rs ; a u n ifo rm “ c o n s id e ra tio n ” d a y ;
i d e n t H a rd in g a n d his c a b in e t d is­ s ta te m e n t said th e im p e n d in g coal w age fo r m in e rs w hose w age is r e ­
th e c a n n in g fa c to rie s lo cated in th e ‘
T uesday. He has m ad e a p a rtic u la r
W illa m e tte valley a n d e a ste rn and
stu d y of th e a u to cam p g ro u n d sit-
cussed th e im p e n d in g tie -u p of th e s tr ik e w as d e lib e ra te ly forced by th e duced by a b n o rm a l w o rk in g condl-
w e s te rn W a sh in g to n a n d C a lifo rn ia : '
T he L ady M acabees gave an e x - 'u a tio n ’ and hls ud,’ re39 0,1 ’b a t sub-
n a tio n 's coal field s, sc h ed u le d for o p e ra to rs as a p a rt of a s y s te m a tic | tlo n s ; in cre ase d pay fo r o v e rtim e
Old
New
m ld a ig h t to n ig h t, a n d a t th e co n clu - a tte m p t by big b u sin e ss to d e fla te w o rk ; c o n tra c t fo r tw o y e a rs e n d in g ) c e lle n t p ro g ra m W ednesday ev en in g
W8S reeelv ed w lth n‘u<’’» In te r-
R a te
R a te
I
est.
sion, th e m em b e rs said th e r e h a d 1 w ages a n d sm ash th e unions.
¡M arch 31, 1924.
i a t th e ir h all. T hey h ad a s g u e sts
per
p er
Mr. F u lle r c a u tio n e d th e secre-
¡d u rin g th e evening, th e s ta te b a s k e t­
T h e M en’s Glee club of th e U ni­
100
100
!
ta
r
ie s of th e d a n g e r in re g a rd in g
BOOTLEGGER IS TAKEN
ball ch am p io n s.
(TTIZENS1IIP IS DENIED
37% v e rsity of O regon gave th e ir pro-
P o r tla n d to S u th e rlin . -4 2 %
't
h
e
to u ris ts as a “ c ro p ” to be h a r-
TO JACKSONVILLE JAIL
T he follow ing p ro g ra m was ren-
RY RUSSIANS TO MANY
P o rtla n d to R o se b u rg . .4 5 %
3 7% g ram la s t ev e n in g a t th e A rm o ry un- i
i vested. ’“W e got t h a t idea. I th in k ,
------ —
id e re d d u rin g th e ev e n in g :
d e r th e au sp ic e s of th e local c h a p te r
45
P o rtla n d to G ra n ts P ass 56%
from s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia .
C alifo r-
Dave M iller, who w as a rre s te d fo r
Vocal solo— Mr. H ale,
of th e A m erican L egion.
' LONDON, ..lurch 31. T he so v iet
44
45
P o rtla n d to M edford . . . 6 1 %
Ma
e
|
n
la
seem
s
to
have
given
th
e
im p re s­
h av in g in his possession a s u it case
P ia n o d u e t— M ildred
and
I An u n u su a lly la rg e crow d tu rn e d Rf>' ' ’ n m en t is ta k in g d ra s tic a c ti o n ,
45
P o rtla n d to T a le n t . . . . 6 2 %
sion
to
to
u
ris
ts
th
a
t
i
t
’s
th
e
ir
m oney
c o n ta in in g tw elve p in ts a n d th irte e n K aegi.
¡o u t to h e a r th e boys in song and W th re g a rd to « » .ssian s a b ro a d w ho!
45
P o rtla n d to A sh lan d . . . 6 2 %
th
a
t
is
w
anted.
Isn
’t
th
e
re
a
c
h
a n c e .”
. a rc deem ed to have in c u rre d th e lo ss |
q u a r ts of m o o n sh in e, was b ro u g h t
T a b lea u , “ Rock of A ges” — P au l
T h e p re s e n t r a te s a re th e s u b je c t ¡s tu n ts , an d w hile very little classi
he a sk e d , “ to show th a t we a re not
of th e ir rig h ts of c itiz e n sh ip .
b e fo re J u s tic e G ow dy y e ste rd a y af- H a rk in s.
of m in im u m w eig h t of 16.000 p o u n d s cal m u slc w as re n d e re d , som e of th e
exclusively
a fte r th e d o lla r ? ”
te rn o o n .
He a sk e d fo r a p o stp o n e-,
By a d ecree p u b lish e d in Moscow,
D rill by M acabeee d rill team .
fo r 36 foot c a r, g ra d u a te d u p w a rd s n u m b e rs w ere such a s to d e m o n s tra te
In
c
id
e
n
ta
lly
, he p o in ted o u t th a t
five classes of p erso n s a re d e c la re d
in en t of th e h e a rin g u n til S a tu rd a y ,)
R e a d in g — Dr. M attie Shaw .
as le n g th of c a r in cre ase s. New ra te s th e high q u a lity of th e voices eom-
I A sh lan d , w hich, he sa id , has th e
to h av e lost th e ir rig h ts . T h ese in -i
! in o rd e r to give him tim e to c o n su lt
Vocal solo— M rs. J o h n S h o ririd g e .
w ill be s u b je c t to m in im u m w eig h t of p o sin g th e club.
m ost b e a u tifu l p ark g ro u n d s in th e
elu d e
R u ssian s
w ho h av e lived!
counsel.
A
ssista
n
t
D
istric
t
A
tto
rn
e
y
!
T
a b lea u , “ S o ld iers of T o m m o ro w ”
T he p ian o se le c tio n s w ere very
14,000 p o u n d s fo r 36 foot c a r, and
w est, and w as th e firs t place to pay
a b ro a d fo r five y e a rs w ith o u t apply-!
At th e m e e tin g of th e ex ecu tiv e C odding w as p re s e n t a n d c o n sen te d — D ennis E spy an d H azel D e a rd o rff.
g r a d u a te d u p w a rd s a s le n g th of c a r good, sh o w in g an a r tis tic to u ch in
p a rtic u la r a tte n tio n to th e co m fo rt
ing fo r pasfpoitts, b e fo re J u n e 1, ! c o m m itte e of th e J a c k so n co u n ty di- to th e stay . M iller w as ta k e n to th e .
X ylophone solo— Mr. O rton.
! of a u to m o b ile to u ris ts , h a s p ro fite d
in c re a se s, a n d in a d d itio n to th is , som e of th e m ore d iffic u lt selections.
P ia n o solo— H elen S an fo rd .
A ubrey P. F u rry , of P hoenix, well 1922, an d th o se w ho le ft R u ssia a f te r vision of th e O regon S ta te T e a c h e rs ’ co u n ty ja il a t Ja c k so n v ille , by S her-
c h a n g e, a ru le w ill be p ro v id ed to the
' c o n sid e rab ly from th e ir v isits.
vallev fOr N ovem ber 7, 1917, w ith o u t th e p e r- a sso c ia tio n , c o n sistin g of G eorge A. ¡iff T e rrill a n d D eputy F o rn c ro o k .
E ach of th e n u m b e rs w as ren - !
e ffe c t t h a t w h e re c a rs a re loaded to know n ’n tb e R ogue riv e r
T he s ta te a sso c ia tio n of c o m m e r­
m ission of th e so v iet g o v e rn m e n t.
| B riscoe, p re s id e n t; H. P. J e w e tt, v ic e '
Di y e s te rd a y ’s a c c o u n t of th e a r - 'd e r e d in an exceedingly p leasin g
fnU vi«inip pfinftpitv a n d thp a c tu a l his re m a rk a b le voice, re n d e re d a
cial s e c re ta rie s Is h o ld in g its co nven­
w e ig h t of sh ip m e n t is less th a n th e n u m b e r of solo o ffe rin g s in his u su a l
T h o se w ho v o lu n ta rily serv ed In | p re s id e n t;
C ounty
S u p e rin te n d e n t re s t an e r r o r w as m ade in th e n a m e m a n n e r, a n d all of th o se on th e pro-
tion h ere as th e g uest of th e U ni­
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i i 7 P o f p ar p lea sin g m a n n e r, a n d also p a r t i d - a rm ,e s w h ,Ch to u g h t a g a in s t th e so-! H om es, Mrs. E d n a A llen
a n d R ay of th e accu sed , it being m ad e to ap- g ram w ere given an en co re to w hich
v ersity of O regon. M ore th a n tw en ty
m in im u m w e ig h t fo r th e s ze 01 c a r
n n m b e rs elven bv th e viet g o v e rn m e n t o r w ho p a r t i c i p a t e d '"
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' had ' ' been a r- 1 each
' resp o n d ed .
H e n d ' e rso n , s e c r e ta r y -tre a s u re r , a t 1 p e a r th a t J e ss " M illett
used, th e a c tu a l w e ig h t w ill g o v g rn ,, Pa te a 111 tn e num D ers given ny m e ,
o ffic ers of c h a m b e rs o f com m erce
.,
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ip n ’irp plnh
n a n y form w h a te v e r in c o u n te r-
A fte r th e p ro g ra m had been com ­
b u t n o t less th a n 14.000 pounds.
e n .Ire clu b .
I re v o lu tio n a ry o rg a n iz a tio n a re placed M edford S a tu rd a y , th e c o m m itte e 1 re ste d . T h e la tte r is w an ted in con-
over th e s ta te a re p re se n t, sw apping
p lete d , a feed of g re a t m a g n itu d e
w
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A rtdnce £>ven a n e r th e P ro g ram
j ideas an d receiving in stru c tio n from
in fav o r of th e “ J a c k s o n C ou n ty he has re tu rn e d to his hom e in w as se t b e fo re th o se p re s e n t and
re d u c tio n in th e ra te s is ar. a d j u s t - 'h a d been co m pleted w as a tte n d e d b y ,
’ u ,a i b a n -
I fac u lty m em bers of th e U n iv ersity
F ollow -i 1 on
School D ay,” w hich w ill be held in K la m a th F a lls.
M iller Is said to given a h e a rty rec e p tio n .
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co m m u n ity
m e n t in th e ra te s fo r w hich S o u th e rn , a b o u t
who d an ced u n til 12
problem s,
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sp e ak in g , office o rg a n iz a tio n and
MARSHAL JOPFRE’S VISIT
E u n til th e wee h o u rs of m o rn in g . T he
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' o th e r m a tte rs of v ita l in te re s t to th e
in g fo r a long tim e. T h e new ra te s
HERALDED BY RADIO school in J a c k s o n co u n tv will he i n
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T he T ea Cup club of th e M ethodist uel H ill, b u ild e r of ro a d s, a n d a
BY INTENDED VICTIM
GIVEN AT BAPTIST CHURCH
c h u rc h w ill be e n te r ta in e d a t th e I p a rty of w om en a n d a id e s w ill a r- su re d . A t th is tim e a ll e ig h th g ra d e n o m in a tio n of J o h n A. M cCall to be
Thu P h il.ih p a class of thp Rantis* ' hom e of M rs- J H ‘ P u l,e r ’ 150 N o rth rive in P o rtla n d nex t M onday m o rn - PUpi.l s ° f th e COUnty who have s u e - ) p o s tm a s te r a t K la m a th F a lls, w as P R E S B Y T E R IA N S S E E K
RED D IN G , C alif., M arch 31.— M.
APRIL I F. E ld rid g e and O scar A. S c h ellh o rn ,
S u n d a y school w ill e n te r ta in t h e l M ain 8 tre e t- T u esrtay a fte rn o o n of ¡ing. a c c o rd in g to d e fin ite a s s u r a n c e !c e sslu lly c o m p le te d th e w ork of th e se n t to th e s e n a te y e ste rd a y by P re s -,
$14,.500,«00
p a s t y e a r will be p re se n te d w ith di-i id e n t H a rd in g .
1 b u sin e ss m en. w ere held up W ednes-
o th e r c la sse s o f th e S u n d ay school 'n e x t w eek. A ssistin g th e h o ste ss w i l l , receiv ed th is m o rn in g by R u fu s C .'
N EW YORK, M arch 3 1 .- -A cam -, day n ig h t w hile on th e ir way hom e,
he M esdam es W h ittle , H o d k im o n , H olm an, co u n ty c o m m issio n er, w h o ! P' ° m a s '
' Jo b n A. M cCall h a s been a s s is ta n t
F rid a y e v e n in g a t th e c h u rc h .
C o m m itte e s will be a p p o in te d to p o s tm a s te r a t K la m a th F a lls fo r ten Pa lß H to raise $14,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r t h e '
a . m an w ith face p a rtly m ask ed .
ill, A ngw in an d Miss Ada H a rtle y , j is c h a irm a n of th e o rg a n iz a tio n
A p ro g ra m h a s been p re p a re d th a t D
A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is ex ien d ed to I c o m m itte e , w hich is p re p a rin g t h e i USSlSt S u p e rin te n d e n t H om es, who Is I y e a rs.
H e will succeed W. A. Del- w orld-w ide w ork of th e P re s b y te ria n s p ra n g a t th em w ith a gun a u d d e ­
will take up about half an hour, the a ll lad les of th e cin irch an d c o n g re - 'c ity for th e h e ro ’s com ing. T he w ord i tO have g e n e ra l m a n a g e m e n t of th e .z e ll, w ho h a s held th e o ffice e ig h t c h u rc h , w hich has been in fu ll sw in g
m anded th a t they th ro w up th e ir
principal feature of which will be a
p ro g ra m , to a ssist h e r in w o rk in g o u t f y e a rs and w hose term ex p ired J a n - ! th ro u g h o u t th e n a tio n , is n e a rin g a h a n d s.
¡g a tio n , as w ell as s tr a n g e rs , to a t- cam e by ra d io from S am uel H ill.
reading by Dr. Mattie Shaw and a
d e ta ils of th e d a y ’s e v e n ts.
I t is, u a rv 24. O th e r a p p lic a n ts fo r t h e : c ^ose today. E ffo rts to have th e fu ll,
S ch ellh o rn com plied w ith a la c rity .
' ten d .
vocal solo by Mrs. Travis. Following (
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R obinson, q u o ta su b scrib ed by A pril 1 a re he- b u t E ld rid g e , who is a fo rm e r con-
hoped by th e c o m m itte e th a t th is un- i office
ere -r,—
F r a n k i. p
the program there will be games for
ENTERTAIN ASHLAND LADIES
d e rta k in g , to w hich Miss H om es i s ' p h a rm a c is t, C h a rle s C. W h itm o re , j *nK m ade by th e le a d e rs of th e cam - s ta b le a n d d e p u ty s h e riff rep lied . “ I
about two hours, which have been: DR. BARHAM MAY BE
AT M il,ES HOME IN MEDFORD g iv in g so m uch tim e a n d e n e rg y will p o sta l c le rk . C. F. W e rn e r, b u tc h e r, J Pa i£n -
w on’t do it.” a n d eyed th e m an sav-
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY !
planned in advance.
P re s b y te ria n s sev eral y e a rs a g o , a gely.
m ee t w ith th e h e a rty a p p ro v a l an d an d Don B elding,
) Mrs. M ile s ,.o f M edford, e n te r ta in - c o -o p e ra tio n of a ll th e people in th e !
evolved th e plan ot b u d g e ts so th a t
By tills tim e S ch ellh o rn had h a n d -
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a n u m b e r of e ld e rly lad ie s of A sh-
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T he footpad seem ed
co u n ty . w ho have th e in te re s t o f th e FORMER ASHLAND FOLKS
PRELIMINARY MEETING
th e a n n o u n c e m e n t th a t A ssem blvm an lan d a t h e r hom e th is a fte rn o o n . T h e : sch
o o ls a t h e a rt fo r u is feR th a t
in
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ce
how
m uch m oney will be «-.omewhat a la rm e d and an x io u s to
HELD WEDNESDAY EVE. ! R eam will not m ak e th e rac e a g a in ,a d ie s w hn attpn(Ul1 frnm
RETURN TO MAKE HOME
1 a
th is y e a r it has com e to tlie a tte n -
.u -vr
f ° m A sh lan d b e tte r c o -o p e ra tio n am o n g schools of!
n eeded to c a rry on th e ir w ork. A fte r g et aw ay an d paid no m ore a tte n tio n
tin s > ear, u n as com e to tu e a t t e n - , ai.e th e Megdam es D unn. R u sse ll, Ap-
Mr. a n d M rs. C h a rle s R o b e rtso n th e to ta l a m o u n t needed is a rriv e d to E ld rid g e . He o rd e re d th e »»air to
A m e e tin g wa9 held W ed n esd ay tio n
, h , publie ,h „ . Dr. W . W . B a r - , p leg a t(, A |k i„ son a n „ W agn(.r „ „ th e c o u n ty [ c can be b ro u g h t a b o u t byi
th e d a n s h te r o( M rs. W ag-
- ja n k a ó n !
e v e n in g a t th e hom le e o l M rs. P D .I h a m ’s n a m e h as been m en tio n e d aa a , M|,e s
an d little g irl, of M odesto, C alif., a r- a t each synod is a p p o rtio n e d a q u o ta m ove on and th en d isa p p e a re d in
' to be raised .
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th e d a rk n e ss.
treet,
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n f « a s s a e s m - . ! ! ____
i
JacKSon C o u n ty School D ay” w ill ¡riv e d in A sh lan d ‘W ednesday even-
W a g n e r on G ra n ite i S
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l- j c a n d id a te fo
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Mrs.
n a ry to fo rm in g a local b ra n c h of blym an from th e th e F irs t d i s t r i c t . ___________________
WEED PLANT WHISTLE
WOMAN BANDIT W AYLAYS
e v e n t in J a c k s o n co u n ty .
At th e R o b e rts o n ’s p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs.
national organization has a member-,
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THREE MONTHS COAL SUPPLY ON HAND
I
Government Will Keep Hands Oti But Issues Warning To Miners That
There Must Be No Violence and To Operators
There Must Be No Profiteering.
TREATIES HAVE
BEEN RATIFIED
IRISH RIOTING
THO PEACE HAS
FULLER DISCUSSES
S.P.
FREIGHT RATE
AT E H E J. OF 0.
MEN'S GLEE CLUB
E
BY MACCABEES
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SET FOR MAY 2?
7
m e e tin g h e ld S a tu rd a y , a c o m m itte e j . K. M cClaren o f R ogue R iver. T h e
th e n a tio n a l s o ro rity of P. O. E. The ANOTHER PEACE PROPOSAL
’’AIRLINE DECISION ON
OWNERSHIP OF LIQUOR w as also a p p o in te d to d r a f t a le tte r. R o b e rtso n s a re fo rm e r A shland peo-
sh ip o f a b o u t 2500 w om en, a n d th e
SUBMITTED P.Y ENGLAND
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re sid in g in - Cali-
p rim a ry o b je c t of th e s o ro rity Is to
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LONDON.
3 0 P .—
efin ite J ' / 1’' " ' '
n o t a ffo rd a co lle g e e d u c a tio n . An ¡ proIM)M„
fo r M arch
o a D
f |w
-» « e rm ln e d In c ity ¡ p lle a .ln n a fo r p o a l.io n , a n d o t h e r , , hey hay
e been in b u sin ess. T hey
w h e th e r liq u o r found n e a r p o in ts in th e te a c h e r ’s code of e th ic s, have sold th e ir b u sin e ss in M odesto
o rg a n iz e r w ill be h e re w ith in th e , wpen th e hnstH e Irigh faetion9
F ran k O
liv e t’s ed' house, on N o rth F ifth A q u e s tio n n a ire will also be se n t o u t a n d have re tu rn e d to A sh lan d expect-
nex t few w eeks to form th e c h a p te r I U lste r w pre su b m ittp d to th e Trlah stre(^
'b;',on7
to him o r a n eig h - to th e te a c h e rs re g a rd in g th e a n n u a l, ing to m ak e th is th e ir f u tu r e hom e,
a n d give In stru c tio n s in th e w ork.
peace p a rle y by R ritish re p re s e n ta . b o r^ o civjl png
g in e e rs w ere called in. te a c h e rs ’ in s titu te .
w h ile a re s id e n t of A sh lan d , M r.
! Rves
to d a y ’s co n feren ce. M ichael <
T —•-
hey su rv e y e d th e p ro p e rtie s and
T h e e x e n n tl .. council noted n n a n i- R o b e rtso n w as In th e W h ite H ouse
T hey say J o h n D. R o c k e fe lle r is C ollins of th e Iris h p ro v isio n al gov- found th a t th e co n fisc ate d liq u o r w as
m ous a p p ro v a l of th e g ra d e co u n cils (g ro cery w ith A. C. N in in g er.
rich h eeau se he n ev er loses his t e r n - , e m in e n t, im m e d ia te ly w ith d re w from a c tu a lly a few in ch e s over th e prop-
a n d special te a c h e rs ’ m ee tin g s, now
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beCaUse he n e v e r
co n fe re n ce to s tu d y th e p ro p o sa ls e rty line, an d O livet w as d ism issed /b e in g C o n d u c t e d
th ro u g h o u t
th e
Incom e tax e s paid In C hicago th is
lo ses anything.
^ and to c o n fe r w ith his co lleag u es.
lOn th is h a irlin e decision.
^ county by S u p e rin te n d e n t H om es.
GOES ON “JAMBOREE”
MEN AND TAKES CASH
W E E D . C alif., M arch 31.— T ues-
E L Y R IA , O hio, M arch 31.— P olice
day a fte rn o o n a sh o rt c irc u it in th e have been u n a b le to a p p re h e n d th e
w irin g system w hich c o n tro ls th e fire
w om an w ho h a s been a c co stin g m en
a la rm w h istle a t W eed c au sed th e
i
In
s{ren to blow
It blew fo r ten m in -' , iso ♦ la te d sp o ts, th
, ro
, , w in g , h , e r a rm s
u tes b efo re th e tro u b le w as lo cated ^ 8
an d c o rre c te d
, , ,
T he a la rm sig n al caused c o n s i d e r - T
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°f
a b le e x c ite m e n t as long a s th e w in .-
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a n d p u rsu e d th e w om an, w ho. w hile
tie c o n tin u e d to blow.
th e s p rin t w as on. gave up a wad or
T h e e n g in e e r a t th e pow er house b ills.
In v e s tig a tio n la te r disclosed
blew th e sig n a l fo r “ fire o u t” as soon th a t th e w om an had ta k e n $22 from
year were 4 0 per cent less than last., ay the whistle was stopped.
th e ro ll b e fo re r e tu r n in g It to Boyer^