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MALARIA GEitMS (iiitihht eur-
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(International Newj Wire Service
VQLUMJE
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi: 43)
FLOODS TAKE
HEAVY TOLL IN
TEXAS TOWNS
SO U TH ER N OREGON
OSTEOPATHS
A S H L A N D , OREGON, T U E S D A Y . A P R IL 25, 1922
MEET
Leviathan Afloat Again Under New Name
U
OUTLAW PREACH ER ID E N TIFIE D
A m e e tin g w as held S a tu rd a y ev­
e n in g by th e o ste o p a th s of s o u th e rn ,
O regon, in .Medford, a n d p lan s m ade
for th e m ee tin g w hich w ill be held i
in A sh lan d May 8, a t w hich tim e D r, I
T. J. R uddy, of Los A ngeles, an eye,
e a r, nose a n d th ro a t sp e c ia list, w ill'
be th e p rin c ip a l sn e a k e r. Dr. R uddy
is one of th e m ost c e le b ra te d s p e c - '
(ia lis ts on th e P a c ific co ast an d will
, del ver an a d d re ss, n ot only of in te r-
.SEVEN LIVES LOST AND 1500 est to th e p ro fessio n , b u t to th e pub-
HOMELESS IN F T . W O R TH
I l k a t la rg e as well. It is hoped th a t
PEPPY" CROWD
B R O W N SV ILLE, O r., A pril 25.—
Many p erso n s have r e f u s e d to believe
th a t H e rb e rt W ilson, th e m an w ho!
is held in ja il fo r th e sh o o tin g of his
pal, H e rb e rt C’ox, a n d fo r m ail r o b - 1
I b e rie s a g g re g a tin g m illio n s of dol-
jla r s , is th e sam e m an who was p a s­ 05197165
to r o f th e B ap tist c h u rc h h e re in
1914, b u t c e rta in id e n tific a tio n has
¡been e sta b lish e d .
P ro fe s s o r A llen H a rris o n , p rin c i-'
*
pal of th e W eed. C alif., high school. N EA RLY ONE HU ND RED
GUESTS
’w ho knew M Ison h e re , w as in Los
E
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T
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IN
E
D
W
IT
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SPICY
A ngeles th e o th e r day, and he w ent
DISASTER
a n y o n e who has had eye, e a r, nose
o r th r o a t tro u b le w ill be p re s e n t to
Tw o W omen Swept from Tree W here h e a r th e d o c to r’s v a lu a b le advice.
I
They Took R efuge W hen Levee
Broke — Forney M arooned
D allas Under W ater.
PROGRAM
I to th e ja il and th e re saw th e p riso n e r!
an d id e n tifie d him as th e e x -B a p tist
!p re a c h e r.
E n ligh ten in g T alks by Earl
..........
and
|
Kil«
* ••‘G ick, o f I . <). o m A uto Camp
Supt. Doran am i Prof. Vining, In«
t«upe«se<l with Mush- am i Darn ing
F O R T W O R T H , T exas. A pril 25.
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r
w
o
o
d
I
— T he T rin ity riv e r, w hich ju m p e d
& U N O E R ^O O 9
T he forum lu n ch eo n held a t th e
26 fee t in less th a n 12 h o u rs to a
I
H
otel
A shland a t noon to d ay was one
flood s ta g e of 33.5 fee t, is sw eeping
lu.» he,-n reconstituted «I In « a'nd'îs h i r e show n' m o d n g 'd " » n « » " i m i « « “ Tlie've« “ ? h “
Vevlslhnn.
¡o
f
th
e
best a tte n d e d in m any m o n th s.
th is city w ith th e w o rst flood in its
1 h ere w ere 100 m em bers of th e
« 2 2 ' ^ k s i •’f ,,k ' ,w ° D e" '“' ~ t k
i K
X
M
i r ” me<1 “ •* * ■ *
h isto ry .
i
C
h a m b e r o f C om m erce p re se n t to
S ev eral lives h av e been lo st a n d
b
e
a r th e a d d re s s of E a rl C. K ilp a t­
it is e s tim a te d th e d a m a g e a lre a d y
rick.
and th e o th e r sp e a k e rs of th e
w ro u g h t w ill re a c h a h a lf m illion
occasion.
d o lla rs. L a rg e a re a s o f th e city a r6
GENOA, A pril 25.— R u ssia d e -|
A d e lig h tfu l m usical p ro g ra m was
u n d e r w a te r a n d fam ilies a re being! raa n ,ls from th e a llie s a five b illion
ren
d e re d d u rin g th e luncheon by
CHICAGO,
Apil
rescu ed w ith boats.
Though
gold ro u b le s loan a n d a 3 0 -y ear m o r­
I
M
ary
G
ard
en
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
ed
n
o
th
in
g
de-
Mi88
W a rJ a »d M esdatnes S h o rt-
A t noon seven d e a th s h ad been re ­ a to riu m .
j fin ite c o n c ern in g h e r fu tu re , follow - i idge, F u lle r an d E lm o re , an d a
p o rte d a n d a t le a s t 1500 a re h o m e ­
T h ese fac ts w ere o b tain e d from '
! ing h e r re s ig n a tio n la s t n ig h t as gen- g ra c e fu l re n d itio n of th e “ veil d a n c e ”
less. Tw o of th e v ictim s w ere worn- th e te x t of a te n ta tiv e d r a f t of th e!
’
E. O, M cC orm ick, vice p resi- <§>
e ra l d ire c to r of th e C hicago O pera as- w as p re se n te d by Miss V elm a C lapp.
en w ho h a d ta k e n re fu g e in a t r e e : tre a ty s u b m itte d by th e R u s s a li d e l­
d e n t o f th e S o u th e rn P acific <•>
j so ciatio n , it w as expected th a t she
Mr. D oran, th e m a n a g e r o f th e
a n d w ere sw e p t in th e flood. T h e ir e s a tio n to th e G euoa co n fe re n ce com .
$> ra ilro a d , a c co m p an ied by A. L. <*
w ould leave for New Y ork som e tim e a u to cam p g ro u n d s, was a sk ed to
n iitte e of e x p e rts on R u ssian a ffa irs !
b o dies h av e n o t been recovered.
_______
:
R ich m o n d , w ell-know n s o u th -
!
today’,
o ste n sib ly fo r a co n feren ce m ak e a s h o rt ta lk re g a rd in g th e
K ’ e rn C a lifo rn ia h o tel o p e ra to r, <$>
R ed C ross h e a d q u a r te r s is be _ la s t n ig h t.
'w
ith
h
e
r c o n c ert m an a g e r, C h a rle s i Camp g ro u n d s ’ H< \W g e s te d , a m o n g
seig ed w ith p e rso n s s e e k in g m issin g
bp d o c u m e n t, o b tain e d exclusive-
SACRAM ENTO, C alif., A pril 25.__ ’ wiH arriv'e h e re la te th is a fte r- ♦
W
ASH
IN
GTON,
A
pril
25.—
Con-
W
ag
n
er,
w ho is re p o rte d to have o f - , O ther th in 38- t h a * K w ould be a fine
frie n d s an d re la tiv e s.
ly by th e I n te r n a tio n a l New s Service, W illiam H. B row ning, m ail ro b b er, ® n ° o n , m o to rin g o v e r from M ed- <S> _ „ .aa „
,
-----------. . . .
,
T he flood w as caused
by th e heavy was Gie s u b je c t
of h o u rs of w r a n g - |a nd R aym ond C a rm ic h ae l b a n k n o te
fo rd .
80 as t0 ta k e in J a c k s o n ’s »
. ,, ,, ,°U '
co n im it “ no g re a te r tere d h er $250,000 f o r a c o n c ert to u ri
n g . " U w ere Possible to in sta ll
ra in fa ll. T T he
nrotectin^
lin g g bv
by th th e e e x e p x e p rts,
re s s u u ltin
ltin g g in
in such
«„oh ra ra
is is
e r,
f,-om o th ...
on the
<S>!
°
1 ,a n tO red u ce t b e e n lis te d n e x t season. L a te r she m ay go t o ’a la d l° te ’e Phone s e t a t th e g ro u n d s
he levee
levee
p ro te c tin g N N o orth
rth lin
e rts, re
e r, esesno.t
escap ed from
e '____
co u n ...
ty j a i l ’^ S S p p rin
rin g g s s on
th e way.
way.
s
re
n
g
th
of 000
th e U nited S ta te s a rm y E u ro p e fo r a so jo u rn .
j 01 *n *be p a rk , in o rd d r th a t m usic
F o r t W o rth b ro k e th is m o rn in g , a n d a d iv erg e n cy of o pinion th a t th ey ad - h e re som e tim e b etw een 4 o ’clock
T o m o rro w it is c o n te m p la te d < ^ 'below 15()
m
en.
S
e
c
re
ta
ry
of
It
is
said
t
h
a
t
u
n
d
e
r
Miss
G
a
rd
e
n
’s
j WhIch is b ro a dcasted th ro u g h th e a ir
th e lo w lan d s in th a t section w ere Jo u rn ed .
I t c o n ta in s th e fo llo w in g I y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n a n d 8 o ’clock
ia k in S th e p a rty on a trip th a t <$>
°
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ar
W
eeks
d
e
c
la
re
d
b
e
fo
re
th
e
se
n
-j
m
an
a
g
e
m
e
n
t,
n
o
tw
ith
s
ta
n
d
in
g
th
e
a
t-
in th e e a rly e v e n ,“ g could be h e a rd
q u ick ly in u n d a te d .
T h e s tr e e t c a r te rm s: Tlte so v iet to pay p re -w a r th is m o rn in g , by sa w in g o n e b a r fro m ! wI11 ta k e in th e big S h a sta <$>
a te a p p ro p ria t'o n s c o m m itte e to day. ! te n d a n c e fo r th e season b ro k e all by a11 wbo ca re d to listen . He also
lin es a re o u t o f com m ission.
c z a ris t d e b ts to fo reig n g o v e rn m e n ts a w indow on th e top flo o r of th e ja il j s Pril,S and th e caves n e a r M on- <?>
He said th e A m erican a rm y sh o u ld reco rd s, th e y e a r ’s losses, w hich are ISUgg68ted thu th ro w in g of s te re o p ti-
am i in d iv id u als. T h e soviet to re ­ and slid in g dow n th e b a rs to th e
ta g u e , a n d th e n r e tu r n in g for a
be
in k e e p in g w ith (he position of footed by H a ro ld F. M cCorm ick, o f , Can view s on a screen in th e cam p,
TEXAS TOWN MAROONED;
ceive de j u r e rec o g n itio n as th e g o v -¡'« ro u n d beloV .
j a u n t to th e b e a u tifu l B u ckhorn
th e I n ited S ta te s holds am o n g th e h a rv e s te r fam e, will be over one m il - ' 8how l” g th e m a n y P o in ts of in te re s t
BRIDG ES S W E 1T AWAY e m in e n t of R u ssia, an d th e in te re s t!
T he m en a re still a t la rg e , a n d U L o d «e a t T o lm an S p rin g s, a n d <fc
a ro u n d A shland.
¡n a tio n s and h er re sp o n sib ility in th e | Bon d o lla rs
FO R N E Y , T exas, A pril 25.— F o r-J o n d e b ts to he a n n u lle d
I o ffic ia ls have no c lu e as to th e ir ‘ tb en o n . l° G reen S p rin g s. Re-
w
orld.
F o llo w in g Mr. D o ra n ’s ta lk , P ro f
ney is m aro o n e d as th e re s u lt o
f ! ------------------------
I w h e re a b o u ts.
j yond th is no d e fin ite p ro g ra m
I.
E.
V ining very fittin g ly in tro d u c e d
\
\
ith
a
d
e
q
u
a
te
m
ilita
ry
p
re
p
a
re
d
­
heavy ra in s. T h e ra ilro a d s a n d h ig h ­
It is believed th e m en escaped, a f - i ^ has been a rra n g e d , a n d th e ho- <?>
Mr. K ilp a tric k , w nose su b je c t was
w ays in th is v icin ity a re covered
te r h id in g in Hie c o rrid o r w hen t h e ) * tPl c o m m itte e will he go v ern ed <S>. ness, tiie U nited S ta te s, u n d e r s tro n g
le a d e rsh ip , could have preven ed th e
"T h e d is a s te r T e s t.” founded on his
w ith w a te r, a n d b rid g e s h av e been
,,
i «
u me
p riso n e rs w ere locked in th e ir cells
in a n y f u r th e r a rr a n g e m e n ts <»'
o b se rv a tio n s of th e flood a t Pueblo,
r
I w orld w ar, G e n e ral P e rsh in g to ld t h e '
w ashed aw ay.
T e lep h o n e lin es a re
a t it o ’clock.
by th e len g th of
a
,
.
.
16,1
s
a
y
>
‘
co
m
m
ittee
.
Colo.,
last su m m e r. H e told of the
n e a rly all dow n.
v> w hich h a s n o ( yet been d e te r-
1
te rrib le co n d itio n s w hich a ro se w hen
m ined.
' <«>!
TORRENTIAL RAINS FLOOD
I th e A rk a n sa s l iv e r sp re a d from a
lO gK UH lN E ( AVES OPEN
.TO WORK OLD DIGGINGS
VAST ARRAS NEAR DALLAS
¡n o rm a l w idth of a b o u t 200 feet to a
TO TOURISTS BY JU N E 1
IN EASTERN OREGON
DALLAS, A p ril 25.— T o rre n tia l
stre a m tw o and a h a lf m iles wide,
GRAN TS PASS, A pril 25.— T he
ra in s h a v e flooded v ast a re a s in th is
w ith in six h o u rs, an d of th e w reck ­
H A IN ES, O r., A pril 25.— N in e ty ’
cam
p
a
t
th
e
Jo
se
p
h
in
e
C
aves
will
be
sectio n .
M any ra ilro a d s a n d in te r-
a g e th a t w as found follow ing th e re ­
I feet of pay d ir t lias been e s tim a te d 1
____ ______
rc idy to c a re fo r to u ris ts J u n e 1.!
cession of th e w aters.
u rb a n c o n n e ctio n s have been sev ered .
’ by c o n se rv a tiv e m in in g m en to r e - ’
P la n s a re fo r a te m p o ra ry cam p th is
T h e w a fe rs a re h ig h e r th a n e v e r
T he p a rt t h a t he esp eciallv em -
PO RTLA N D ,
¡m
, a .. in in th e old N elson d ig g in g s, ten ! ,
Vpnl 25,
W h a t phasized w as th a t th e people of th a t
BA LTIM O RE, A pril 25. — Max y ear, w ith th e e re c tin g of a p a rm a -
k n o w n b efo re.
m iles s o u th w e st of H aines. F o r 2(U a 'n o u n ts to v irtu a lly co m p lete crew s city resp o n d ed nobly to th e task-
M ore th a n 20 fam ilies a re m a ro o n ­ B e re n ste in , w h o lesale je w e le r, w as rtent lodge n ex t season on G rayback
y e a rs m in in g o p e ra tio n s have been ¡of lo n g sh o re m e n a re lo ad in g th e ves- th a t was th r u s t upon them alm ost
ed h ere, a n d th e p ro p e rty d a m a g e is held up a n d robbed of a case he c ar- c , eek a t th e b ottom of th e m o u n ta in .!
¡w
holly su sp en d e d on th is
tr a c t. Ise ,s ia th e local h a rb o r on th e th ir d w ith o u t w a rn in g T h e re w ere th o se
ried
c
o
n
ta
in
in
g
jew
e
lry
a
n
d
d
iam
-
R
M
cllveen
w
ill
have
c
h
a
rg
e
of
th
e
very g re a t. At la st re p o rts th e riv e r
(
w
hich
c
o
m
p
rises
n
e
a
rly
1500
a
c r e s .!day of th e w a te rfro n t s tr ik e on th e who. a t a m o m e n t’s no tice, leaped to
on d s v a lu e d a t $150,000. T he tw o c a illP tb s su m m e r, a n d p la n s to be
h e re w as still risin g .
¡It
is
p
lan
n
ed
to
s
ta
r
t
th
e
old
w
ork- Pa r t ° f 500 union m em bers, in pro- th e rescue and did a ll in th e ir pow er
b a n d its b e a t h i m ^ v e r th e head w ith a b ,e t0 feed as m any as 40 a t a tim e,
lin
g
s
ag
a
in
an
d
revive
w
h
at
w
as
once
te s t a g a in s t a red u c tio n of w ages an d to help, b u t w ho w ere a b so lu te ly
t h e - b u t s of th e ir rev o lv ers an d S leep in g a c co m m o d a tio n s fo r se v era l
SEEK AR REST OF
W A SH IN G TO N , A pr I 25.— P re si 4 h e scen e of th e m ost ex ten siv e m in - ! tb e h irin g of m en by em ployers in- o u t of place when an o rg a n iz a tio n
CALIF. NIGHT RID ER S seizing th e case c o n ta in in g th e d iam - dozen will be provided.
ste a d of th e unio n .
onds, ju m p e d in to a w a itin g a u to -
•W ork on th e co m p letio n of th e d e n t H a rd in g has pledged su p p o rt to* i Ing o p e ra tio n s in e a ste rn O regon.
was fin a lly com pleted, an d could not
|
T he u n io n m en, how ever, believe w ork in c o n ju n c tio n ’ wi"th o th e r peo.
m
obile
an
d
escaped.
j
caves
h
ig
hw
ay
w
as
delay
ed
th
is
t
l
e
M
cN
ary
re
c
la
m
a
tio
n
bill,
a
p
p
ro
-!
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IN G L EW O O D , C alif., A pril 25.—
! t he a b sen c e of ex p erien ced w o rk e rs pie.
sp rin g b ecau se of th e heavy sn o w fa ll P ria tin g $3'50.000,000 fo r th e re. ' S , ’KAX' ’ILLE IS
TO BUILD
W ith a peace o ffic e r d e a d , tw o o th e r , . .
“
¡w
ill c u rta il o p e ra tio n s a n d force em -
Mr. V ining m a d ! the closing talk
d
u
rin
g
tlie
w
in
te
r.
A
crew
of
m
en
c
la
im
in
g
o
f
la
n
d
s
th
r
o
u
g
h
o
u
t
tthe
STEEL-CONCRETE
FLOUR
MILL
m e n b a d ly w o u nded a n d th e to w n of
>IES A K I ’ L l B H A ’» E
.P
lo
y
e
rs
to
m
ak
e
te
rm
s.
.
a
n
d
c ry sta lliz e d th e re m a rk s of Mr.
“ DRESS U P” A F F A IR was P’U a t w ork to d ay c le a rin g o ff s o u th a n d w est, a n d w ill m ak e ev ery !
-----------
In g le sid e g rip p e d by te r r o r, fo rces of
slid es an d c o m p le tin g th e b rid g e s, e ffo rt to se cu re its p a ssa g e by ----
con- SU SA N V ILLE, . A p ril 25.— J. A. I
K ilp atric k as they ap p lied to condi-
th e law w ere g a th e r in g to d ay to
T he L a d ie s ’ A rt club m et la s t ev- It is est m ated th a t a m o n th w ill be « ress, it w as a n n o u n c e d to d ay a t No«ßle and son, C. E. N oggle h av e
GRURU S T ’.R T S
tio n s ex istin g to d ay in A shland
He
la u n c h a w a r to th e d e a th a g a in s t
m y ste rio u s n ig h t rid e rs w ho s ta g e d
a n d Ke n j° yed a delig h 0 tim e, ¡ta k e n in th e w ork. T he new’ h ig h - Gie W h ite H ouser
laid
s
tre
s
s
upon
th
e
n
ecessity
for
p lan s all m ad e for th e e re c tio n of a
F IN E NEW BUNGALOW
.
sia g e o T he m em b e rs w ere in stru c te d to way is e ig h t a n d a h a lf m iles long, i
---------------
co m m u n ity o rg a n iz a tio n in g e ttin g
new flo u r m ill in S u san v ille.
T he
a s e n s a tio n a l ra id e a rly S u n d ay
com e ‘d resse d u p ,” a n d w hile de-
______________ ____
!
b
eh in d th e big th in g s in fo rm a tio n
j
m
ill
will
be
of
re
in
fo
rc
e
d
co
n
crete.
m o rn in g .
M illard G rubb is h a v in g a b u n g a -
. fin ite in fo rm a tio n is not a t h a n d as
h
th e p e * d b ility
S to ra g e e e v a to rs of ste e l o r c o n c re te low placed on his lo t a t th e c o rn e r i«» e re _ as • ty p ified in
P o ssib ility th a t n e a rly 200 resi-
. .
j- *
f° ju s t how each and ev ery one was i OMCRLAND SHOE SHOP
w ill be b u ilt to a c co m m o d a te th e of B a n d Second s tre e ts . T h a tc h e r
8ecu rin g * g re a t hoteI a n d
d e n ts o f Los A n g eles c o u n ty m ay be d re s s e d , it is safe to sav
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leaves th e fin ish ed p ro d u c t, no h a n d s ! fo rm s a r e se t fo r a c e m e n t founda-
lo o m ed s ig n ific a n tly to d ay as th e
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d is tr ic t a tto r n e y ’s office p u sh ed in ­
tio n w hich will place th e house 2 4
p a irs a re ta k in g place in th e O ver­
s tr e e ts in. A fin e tim e is re p o rte d .
1 land m ig h t go fo rw a rd to th e
v e s tig a tio n of th e n ig h t rid in g raid
land shoe shop th e se days. A new
inches above th e level of th e s id e ­
i
a c h ie v e m e n t of its d e stin y as th e
^ X a n d fa ta l g u n b a ttle a t Inglew ood.
SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN
w alk.
T he bu n g alo w will have six
M an-caused fo re s t fire s a re pre- tlo o r is b e in g laid th re e inches h ig h ­
c e n te r of a ttr a c tio n fo r to u ris ts in
IS HELD UNDER DRY LAW room s a n d a b a sem e n t u n d e r th e
er th a n th e old one, a n d new lino-
re n ta b le — do y o u r p a rt.
!s o u th e rn O regon.
RADIO PHONE MADE
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r e a r p a r t of th e house.
lle u m will cover th e e n tir e fro n t p a rt
SAN FR A N C ISCO , A pril 25.—
.
EASY FOR HOMES
of th e room a n d a w ide a isle a lo n g
G YPSIES PAY LO< AL MAN
J a m e s R aw lin s, policem an of th e
MAJ. DANIEL SULLIVAN
th e Oak s tr e e t side. Tw o la rg e show
DR.
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Miss
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FOR K IL L IN G H IS IMHi
W A SH IN G T O N , A pril 25. — T he
cases w ill be placed a c ro ss th e room ,
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ra d io p h o n e to d ay took its place in
a b o u t ten fee t from th e 'f r o n t, w hich a t tb « S acred H e a rt h o sp ita l in Med- C1SC° ' WaS a rr e s te d w ith J o h n W iley,
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A. C. M cA llister, who lives on th e
will be used to d isp la y goods, a n d fo rd , fo llow ing a n o p e ra tio n fo r sa lo o n k e e Pe r > a »d J. Joyce, fo rm e r
th e lis t of h o u seh o ld co nveniences
I
,
B
oulevard,
had th e m is fo rtu n e of
th e old c o u n te rs will be p u sh e d to - b»w el tro u b le M onday m o rn in g .
P olicem an. F e d e ra l o ffic ers c h a rg e d
a lo n g w ith th e e le c tric iro n a n d th e
¡liaxln.g his dog killed S a tu rd a y by ail
v acu u m c le a n e r.
w ard th e re a r, to g e th e r w ith all t h e '
M iss M athes w as ta k e n to th e t h a t R a w lin s had a ccep ted m oney
(au to m o b ile b elo n g in g to a band of
w ork benches.
¡h o sp ita l S u n d ay e v e n in g a n d w hile f ' ° ni R aw ,in s fo r P ro te c tio n to th e
A new in v e n tio n o f th e b u re a u of
¡gypsies w hich passed th ro u g h th e
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j i t w as know n th a t s h e w as c ritic a lly
' 101 ^r a d e ’
s ta n d a r d s a t th e d e p a rtm e n t or com ­
'c ity th a t day.
m erce p e rm its rad io fa n s to a tta c h
¡ill,
h m e r e d as e a a th g re
w as
n o t expected
and
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Mr. M cA llister got in touch wi ll
th e ir a p p a ra tu s to an e le c tric lig h t
TRAGEDY AR E RECOVERING jtiv e s a n d w ide circ le of frie n d s
J local o ffic ers an d had tlie gypsies a r ­
H ELD WITH IMMIGRANTS
so c k et a n d e lim in a te th e cu m b e rso m e
reste d an d upon being tak e n in to
a n d n o t alw ay s c o n v e n ie n t b a tte ry .
S he w as th e d a u g h te r of th e la te
I lie fo u r v ictim s who su rv iv e d th e w iiiv
,
N E W YORK, A pril 25.— T ra v e lin g
c
o u rt th ey re fu se d to s e ttle , w here-
W illiam M athes a n d C h ristin a M at- Witb
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tia g e d y at M edford y e ste rd a y , w hen .
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' upon th e c o u rt d e m a n d e d bond in
LASK ER DISM ISSES AUDITOR
tra in I.! c ra sh e d in to a n a u to tru c k hes, p io n ee rs of s o u th e rn O regon th e ste a m sh ip R esoJute, th e C o u n tess
th e sum of $100 fo r th e ir a p p e a r­
O F S H IP P IN G BOARD
a n d w ell know n th ro u g h o u t th is sec-J C h ristin e de R o s e n k ra n tz of Den-
ia t th e T h ird s tr e e t c ro ssin g a re g e t­ tio n of th e s ta te . She m ad e h e r h ° m e marfe
a n ce M onday. Upon th e ir fa ilu re to
tin g a lo n g well a t th e S acred H e a rt
pro d u ce th e cash, th e ir a u to m o b ile
W A SH IN G TO N , A pril 25.— C h a ir­
h o sp ita l, a n d it is believed all will w ith h e r m o th e r a t 115 N o rth M ain H olgen J u lia n F re d e rik de R osen-
was o rd ere d locked up to g u a ra n te e
m an L a s k e r o f th e sh ip p in g b o a rd
s tr e e t a n d h ad been in h e r u su a l k ra n tz . a n d th e c o u n te s s ’s com panion •
i recover.
th e ir a p p e a ra n c e .
Mr. M cA llister
to d a y su sp en d e d S tile s D odge, sh ip ­
good h e a lth u n til a s h o rt tim e ago. j w ere d e tam e d by im m ig ra tio n o ff!-'
T he bodies of W illiam E a d s and
jo
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v ille y e ste rd a y
p in g b o a rd a u d ito r , fo llow ing a n in ­
S u rv iv in g h e r a re h e r m o th e r, tw o c e rs on th e ir a rriv a l y e ste rd ay . They
W. J. S m ith , w ho w ere k ille d in th e
m
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in
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to
get
th
e
p ro p e r p ap ers
te rv ie w given th e p re ss by S tiles y e s­
a c c id e n t, will be ta k e n to G ra n ts h l t l / T n i a r 7
Ge° rg e M athe9’ will he ta k e n to E llis Isla n d .
filed,
an
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P ass fo r hiirin l
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fe n d e rs cam e in to co u rt a n d o ffe red
d o lla rs to th e g o v e rn m e n t w ere a l­
•s m a k in g a th o ro u g h e x a m in a tio n 1 rc
nyR e-
ROSEBURG’S OLDEST
to s e ttle th e d e m a n d s th e c o u rt a c ­
ex m iu iia iio n i
F u n e ra l a rra n g e m e n ts had n o t,
leged a s a re s u lt of th e s e ttle m e n t
in to th e c irc u m sta n c e s w hich led o n 1»
CITIZEN DIES AT 1)5
c
e p te d a n d th ey w ent hap p ily on
o f w a r tim e c o n tra c ts of S ta n d ife r,
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up been a n n o u n c ed a t th e tim e of coin«-
to th e a c c id e n t, in o rd e r to fix re- to Dre98
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b u ild in g firm s.
rrrm frv -
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S ta n to n . 95 y e a rs old. th e o ld e st r e s ­
FRENCH TROOPS FIR E INTO
PEACE
TO
BE
SHORT-LIVED
M aj. D aniel S u lliv a n , who, as ch ie f
id en t in th e co u n ty , is dead, follow -
MOBS OF MERCHANTS
LONDON. A pril ‘'•'
25.- *“ F le ld M ar- ¡ng a second s tro k e of p a ra ly sis. T he
uch Improved—
o f police, Is responsible fo r the guard- t ip p F e R r T a d r K y V w o rk ers seize
Dr. H. L. Schantz, one of the explor­
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M rs. W illiam D odge, w ho h as been ' nfl
tb ® natio n ’s capital. No other
Up to ers of the Department of Agriculture,
LONDON, A pril 25.— Due to d is ­
v ery ill fo r se v e ra l w eeks p a st is cbl®( ° f police in the country has a
LONDON A pril 2 5 __W -l*
vi ¡im " p e ria l s ta ff of G reat ' R rR a ' n ’ *n ’h a t tim e he w as as a c tiv e as a m an has recently returned from a 9,000-
o
rd
e rs a m o n g th e m e rc h a n ts of
re p o rte d as very m uch im p ro v ed .
j flreater responsibility th an M ajor Sul-
mlle
through
Africa, plants”
bringing
livan w ith the capital alw ays a cen ter T ip p e ra ry h av e seized a c a rria g e tac- “ no re fle c tin g p erso n , se e in g 't h e his g a rd e n a n E fab o u t t ! ' " t
m»
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species
of native
net back
pre" H " lf“ ' s Xr l a - t h e F re n c h tro o p s tire d
LOAN OF FIVE
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McCormick and
Richmond Arrived
This Afternoon
ESCAPE FROM JAIL
GET B
GREAT FOLLY SAY
SEC. WAR WEEKS
WITH
TO BREAK STRIKE
AFTER OPERATION
T ru st no forest fire however small
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.o r a ,o „ g p e rio d of peace • f r i e n d s .
»>1 »'>»ut the streets. He viously grown in the United States, volleys Into the mobs, and s e r e r .i
, f . r d e v .i.p m .n t in t h ,. country. "
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