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♦ * ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ * ♦ ♦ 4 <fc 4 ♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ith ou t 4 th e a id of m ed icin e, c u re s n in e $ cases o u t of te n of a s th m a . 4 T his is a proven fact. <$> A sm and D aily T idings 4 4 4 4 (International News Wire Service VOLUME 3 (S u ccessor to th e 9em l-W eekly TidlngB. Voi. 43 ) AM. EMBASSY COLLAPSES TOKIO QUAKE $> 4 <9 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 XSHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. VPRIL 26, 1922 THYROID TABLETS CURE BALDNESS, DOCTORS SAY MALARIA GERMS cahhot sur- vlve 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. No. 200 P R E S ID E N T H A R D IN G SAYS H E D IS A P P R O V E S K U K L l’X Richmond Outlines Plan For Big Company to Hotel Committee LONDON, A pril 26.— L u x u rio u s tre s s e s lo r th e b a ld -h e ad e d m en a n d th e w om en w ith th in n in g h a ir - all i by m erely ta k in g a few e x tra s tro n g I th y ro id ta b le ts p e rs is te n tly ! T h a t is th e p ro m ise held out by I th e d o c to rs of th e fam o u s G uy's, h o s F o llo w in g a re c e n t d e c la ra tio n in M edford by a s p e a k e r d e sc rib in g h im se lf a s a re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e Ku ! Klu.x K ian , th a t P re s id e n t H a rd in g ! w as frie n d ly to th e o rg a n iz a tio n , 'M rs. F ra n k A p p leg ate, of M edford, re c e n tly w ro te to th e p re sid e n t a s k p ita l, L ondon. ing c o n c ern in g th e tr u th of th is It is claim ed th a t one case of a b s ta te m e n t. s o l u t e b a ld n e ss h as been a lre a d y KLAM ATH FA L L S, A pril 26.— Y e sterd a y she receiv ed a reply KLAM ATH FA L L S, A pril 26.— i c u re d by th is tre a tm e n t I he pa- ,\ii hope Hint an e a rly s e ttle m e n t of from G eorge B. C h ristia n , s e c re ta ry T he f ir s t u n it of an a re a of ap p ro x i- T H R E E K ILLED AND POPVLA- TION F L E E S TO ST R EE TS ' ! X u 7 h X n / X M T l d a s ’a h 0 ’”* " ’S“ Pre8i<lent’ 4° ° ° °' i«»' " a s a b a n d o n e d w hen th e d e n t “ h e a rtily d isa p p ro v e d of th e ered by th e re c e d in g w a te rs of T ule FOR SA FETY : m an of 80 ‘ te was o rd e re d to tak< \ eo u n ty c o u rt issued a w arm ly w ord - ¡o rg a n iz a tio n a n d h a s re p e a te d ly ex- lak e , in K la m a th V o u n ty , O regon, j ten g ra in s of th y ro id daily. t il s ta te m e n t c h a rg in g th a t o ffen - p ressed h im se lf to th is effect. a n d S iskiyou co u n ty , C a lifo rn ia , w ill' Trem or L asted Two M inutes and Is sive and u n ju s tifie d s ta te m e n ts w ere ------------------------------------- bo th ro w n open to h o m este ad e n try W orst Known in Japan in Thirty m ad e by th e K la m a th D e v e lo p m e n t' a b o u t O ctober 31. th is y e a r. T his is Y’eai-s— D am age W ill Ruu Into com pany F rid a y , w hen it w as d e ; a c c o rd in g to a s ta te m e n t by H. D. M illions of Yen. c la red th a t th e co u n ty had fo rfe ite d N ew ell, g o v e rn m e n t p ro je c t m a n a g e r ¡til title to block 10 c o n ta in in g th e to th e K la m a th co u n ty c h a m b e r of TOK1O, A p ril 26.— A sectio n of Hot S p rin g s s tru c tu re . com m erce. th e A m erican em b assy c o llap sed to T h is w as show n in th e d e c la ra tio n i A bill g iving ex-service m en p re f • If th ere lias eve. been any ikn.bt as to the gen uineness o f the d ay in th e m ost vio len t e a rth q u a k e th a t th e co u n ty c o u rt ac ce p ted th e e re n c e rig h ts on h o m este ad e n trie s ! plan to establish a big tourist h otel in. Ashland, it w as dissipated w hich h a s s h a k e n T okio in 30 y e a rs. K la m a th D evelopm ent c o m p a n y ’s lias been passed by congress. th is aitern on at the Chamber o f Com m erce room s, when A. L. R ich, B u ild in g s w ere sw ayed fo r tw o “ c h a lle n g e '' and in a re fe re n c e to th e All of th e lan d s reclaim ed from 1 m ond, th e southern C alifornia hotel operator, positively declined m in u te s d u rin g th e tre m o r, a n d th e " u n p re c e d e n ed a tta c k s m ad e upon th e bed of T u le la k e a re public do-! to entertain any proposition on th e basis of a bonus, and outlined e n tir e p o p u la tio n of th e city ru sh e d it in th e d isc h a rg e of its d u ty .” T he I m ain , an d w ill be th ro w n open to i a d efin ite plan to th e h otel com m ittee, whereby the project can from th e ir h o u ses in to s tr e e ts fo r a g re e m e n t m ad e to d ay by a tto rn e y s e n try as ra p id ly as th ey a re un co v be secured. T he plan provides for the form ation of a company w ill, safety. GENOA, A pril 26. Only by th e f ° r both sides w as looked upon a s a ered a n d irrig a tio n service can be! a cap ital su fficien tly U r g e t o insure the e le c tio n o f a m agnifi T h re e p erso n s a re know n to have W E E D , C alif., A pril 26.— W ith d eft a n d c o n c ilia to ry to u ch of Lloyd tru c e o n l>' in th e m a tte r of p e rm it- p ro vided. P e n d in g th e c o n s tru c tio n ! e n t hotel and its accessories; no stock to be sold, hut first m ort been k illed , an d a t le a s t a h u n d re d 525 m en a t w ork in th e saw m ill a n d G eorge an d th e f e a r of w orld opin- 1 "E th e collection of co u n ty tax es, o th e r fa c to rie s of th e W eed L u m b e r ° f c a n a ,s an<l ,a te r a ,s n e c essa ry for gage bonds, bearing 6 per cen t interest; he and his a ssociates to h a v e been in ju re d . The, p ro p e rty ion an d w orld re a c tio n s, sh o u ld th e w hich had been held up th ro u g h re- p ro v id in g w a te r to T ule lak e lan d s. carry on e-h alf or m ore o f th e undertaking. The hotel to be per- com pany. G en eral M a n ag e r I. M. d a m a g e w ill a m o u n t to m illio n s of b re a k com e on th e s h a rp is s u e , o u t- n . R a l ^ t t . e W h!“ ' Oday • » » » « » « « I . 'T i . T '" ' J “ ” ". W r "I sonally condui te«! by Mr. Richm ond. Tluu Is the gist of th e plan y en. So f a r as know n no fo re ig n e rs lined by le a d e rs d u rin g th is w eek, y e a r in tra c ts of a b o u t 80 acres. ou tlin ed in the conference th is afternoon in w hich the en tire hotel h av e been h u rt. sid e re d th e s tr ik e o f fa c to ry em a re th e le a d e rs h o ld in g th e Genoa of a r e s tra in in g in ju n c tio n . com m ittee took part, as well as E. O. McCormick. vice-pi-esident ployes, w hich tied up th e p la n ts.1 co n fe re n ce to g e th e r. o f th e Southern P acific railroad. Later he will subm it a concret «• ¿March 7tli, effe c tiv ely b ro k en . T he B ritish p re m ie r follow ed his plan in w riting, when all d etails can be gone into. T he s tr ik e w as p ra c tic a lly b ro k en a u th o riz e d d e n ia l th a t B rita in w as I, on M arch 22, a c c o rd in g to W hite,? se c re tly d e a lin g w ith R u ssia in any h u t sin ce th a t tim e so m any of th e I w ay, by an in d ire c t m essage to th e fo rm e r s tr ik e r s had re tu r n e d to w ork At la s t th e big hotel p ro p o sitio n S p rin g s, w h ere th ey w ere a ffo rd e d j R u ssian d e le g a tio n th a t he has lost I he said , th a t th e s tr ik e now had is d e fin ite ly u n d e r way. T h is a f te r - j th a m ttg n lflc e n t acelUc panortulia i p a tie n ce w ith th e s p irit o f hag g lin g . ¡p asse d into h isto ry . M ore m en a re noon th e h o tel c o m m itte e a f te r h a r- l w hich ,s linfolded iro n i th e peak of ; He ho ld s th e g re a te s t b a la n c e of i to be p u t on daily. ing a d e fin ite p ro p o sitio n o u tlin ed G reen S p rin g s m o u n ta in . A fte r th is, i p o w er a n d by fa r th e s tro n g e s t s tra - W h ite said to d ay t h a t p ra c tic a lly | to them by A. L. R ichm ond, w ent on Mr. R ic h m o n d ’s m ind was m ade lip. g e tic al p o sitio n . L loyd G eorge is a sig h t-se e in g trip up th e canyon as .a ll th e s tr ik e r s in th e d is tric t h a d ' He was p re p a re d to com m it h im self s ta k in g h is e n tir e gam e on th e c o n 'r e t u r n e d to w ork, b u t th a t, w hile far a s “ S a p -a n d -S ^ lt.” a n d w hich to th e p ro je c t. viction th a t no n a tio n d a re let go and som e of th e s tr ik e r s still w ere idle, will p ro b ab ly a ffo rd o p p o rtu n itie s T his he did in no u n c e rta in m an - b rin g a fin a l c ra sh to th e conference. th ey w ould n o t be p e rm itte d to re- PO RTLA N D , A pril 26.— A p p o in t for in d iv id u al ta lk s an d th e in te r I n er, w hen he m et w ith th e c o m m ittee HOUQUIAM , W ash ., A pril 26.— A PO R TLA N D , A pril 26. R alp h tu rn to w ork by th e com pany. m en t of a g e n e ra l c o m m itte e to ex ch an g e of ideas. T he p a rty a re ex a t 1 o’clock. It w as in fo rm a l ta lk — la rg e n u m b e r of s e a rc h e rs a re com b- FR E N C H A C T R E SS PA ID I’e te r f e r - w a s a rr e s te d y e ste rd a y on a m in e into a n d re p o rt on w h at has pected to . r e tu r n in tim e fo r M essrs. th e ta lk of p lain , s tr a ig h tf o rw a r d ln g th e w oods in th e vicin ity of Ste- « 4 ,0 0 0 FR A N C S MONTHLY' a tec h n ica l c h a rg e of a s s a u lt and Ho ,e[ „ b„ been done a n d sh o u ld he d o n e a t C ra R ich m o n d , n d M cCorm ick to leave I ,„ lsllless m e„ v en s cre e k fo r Mr. a n d Mrs. J a c k P A R IS, A pril 26.— T h e h ig h e st b a tte ry p re fe rre d by M rs F . W. for San F ra n cisc o in th e l a t t e r ’s p r i te r L a k e to in su re p ro p e r accom m o rig h t from ¡lie s ta r t th a t he was o p G u th rie , who left hom e a t H um p- fee e v e r pa d to a m usic h all a r tis t gw an to n O regon h u m a n e o fficer, ’ d a tio n s fo r to u ris ts d u rin g th e com v a te c a r a tta c h e d to tra in 53 a t 4 :4 0 posed to a n y th in g in th e way of a tu lip s on S u n d ay fo r a d a y ’s h u n t-! in F ra n c e is to be M is tin g u e tt’s. In wbn P e tte r f e r had p u n ish e d ing su m m e r, has been m ade by d i th is a fte rn o o n . bonus. “ T h a t s o rt of th in g is all ln g trip a n d have n o t re tu rn e d . |a new rev u e to he p u t on in P a ris , h s n in P .y e a r. old son io r ta k in g five T his m o rn in g th e p a rty paid a re c to rs of the P o rtla n d c h a m b e r of rig h t for p ro m o te rs ,” he sa id , “ but T h re e sons of M rs. G u th rie a re sh e w ill receiv e 64,000 f ra n c s a cen ts from a m ilk b o ttle , by h o ld in g visit to B u c k h o rn L odge a t T o lntan '■ ( , com m erce. T h is c o m m ittee , a f te r r e in clu d e d a m o n g th e se a rc h e rs . m o n th , a p p ro x im a te ly $5000. I am n o t a p ro m o te r. My m ission is th e c h ild 's h a n d s over a gas je t u n til view ing th e p re s e n t so m e w h at tan - S p rin g s , a n d th e n on to G reen th e u p b u ild in g of te r r ito r y .” He told th e flesh was s e a re d . She a lle g es | gled s ta te of a ffa irs a t C ra te r L ake, how he had gone in to th e Im p erial he th en cu t aw ay th e b u rn ed flesh COUNTY Y. M. C. A. PLANS j is to m ak e a re p o rt to th e c h a m b e r. valley a n d how w ith th e m oral sup- I la n d tied up th e h a n d s. FO R SUMMER CAMP H. J. O tte n h e im e r, c h a irm a n of | p o rt a n d help of th e S o u th e rn P a- _ j th e o u td o o r r e c r e a t:on c o m m ittee of cific ra ilro a d , he had b u ilt th e m a g T h e co u n ty Y. M. C. A. w ill con ' th e c h a m b e r, w as m ade head of th e W AR D E C L A R E D B E T W E E N n ific e n t B a rb a ra W o rth h o tel, per- d u c t a big s u m m e r cam p fo r m en a n d | in v e stig a tio n c o m m ittee . T he o th e r NORTH A N D SO U TH CH INA i haps, one of th e fin e st to u ris t h o tels AN NISTO N, A la., A pril 26.— J o s -' hoys th is y ear. P la n s a re a lre a d y , je p h H olliday a n d C. B. H e a rst, city! ! m em b ers, chosen to re p re s e n t th e ! in A m erica, on w h a t w as p ra c tic a lly b e in g laid a n d lo c a tio n s in spected. CH ENG CHO HO. C hina, A pril 26. i a d e se rt, an d in th re e y e a rs w as a I d e te c tiv e s, w ere s h o t to d e a th in an I d a ily n e w sp a p e rs of P o rtla n d alre T h e re a re m any b e a u ty sp o ts in W u Pei F u , c e n tra l C h in a ’s s tro n g E. B. P ip e r, M arsh all N. D ana. E. N. s u b s ta n tia l dividend p a y e r an d w hich a u to m o b ile to d ay by P o licem an ! s o u th e rn O regon, b u t n o t a ll of th em ' m an, h as issued a d e c la ra tio n 'of W h e ele r a n d F re d L. B oalt, to d ay , la rg e as it is, c a n n o t a cco m , W elch, fo llo w in g a d isp u te . W elch fo r v a rio u s re a s o n s a re s u ita b le fo r w ar a g a in s t C h ang Tso Lin, w ar lord m o d ate th e d em an d fo r re se rv a tio n s | to o k th e bodies to an u n d e rta k e r,! a boys’ cam p. O ne of th e m ost n e of n o rth e rn C hina. a n d th e n s u rre n d e re d a t th e ja il. | S L A T E R O F -H ISR A N D IS th ro u g h o u t th e w in te r. And he told c e ssa ry a d ju n c ts is th e tra d itio n a l The m a n ife sto g iv in g fo rm a l n o tice ■ how co -in cid en t w ith th e g ro w th of A R R A IG N E D AT SU SA N V IL L E rile hoys’ a n d g ir ls ’ glee club of ,la t a s ta te of w ar e x ists w as sig n ed , aaid to e.'.ist-. _______ “ sw lm m in ’ h o le .” T h e re m u st be F O R T W O R TH , T exas, A pril 26. t j,e k o tel w as th e g row th of E l Cen- ed b etw een H o llid ay an d W elch fo r s u ffic ie n t d e p th of w arm w a te r, th e A shland high school will a p p e a r *’>' tu c l>’»ns o f six C hinese p rovinces fh e c re s t of th e flood w hich sw ept t ro> from a little place of a couple : se v e ra l m o n th s W elch e la ’mQ ¡»pi SA N \ A pril 26.— J d ’ith t h o o u u t m u uch ch c u r r e n t a n d no tre n a c h - for th e ir firs t jo in t c o n c ert of th e " c a "* C h a n g a » a n d it. a d is tu r b e r shQt H on . d e f e n s ‘ a d ‘ M»s. Mabel Boyle, c h a rg e d w ith th e sec ions of th is city y e ste rd a y , has o f th o u sa n d of people, io a th riv in g e ro u s ed d ies. A p o in t so m e w h ere on season a t th e h ig h school g y m n asiu m "»<> ” a t i ‘»>. an in s tig a to r of th e th a t ' a c cid p n tall7 k il, “ m u rd e r of h e r h u sb a n d , J a m e s Boyle, passed. As th|e w a te rs b e g a n to tow n of n e a rly ten th o u sa n d . He E lk c re e k m ay be chosen. Boys of F rid a y , A pril 28, a t 8 o ’clock. T he 1 a c tiv itie s in S h a n tu n g prov- ‘ ‘ le n ta lb k illed . . . low er, a n d h u n d re d s of w o rk e rs be- show ed how th e d ev elo p m en t of eacli n ig h t w a tc h m a n a t a local lu m b er 12 y e a rs o r over, w ith o u t re g a rd to o rc h e s tra w ill a s sis t th e glee clu b s, iuce> an,] an e n d a n g e re r of fo reign p la n t, A pril 5th la st, y e ste rd a y a f gan th e se a rc h fo r bodies of th e vie- w ent fo rw a rd , side by side, and a ffilia tio n w ith a n y o rg a n iz a tio n , and se v era l special n u m b e rs p ro m ise lives ainl bu sin ess, Only a m an in .th e fo re s t g reen. te rn o o n w as a rra ig n e d in th e su p e r- tints. One h as been reco v ered , th a t p o in ted out th a t th e re s u lts w ould w ill be a d m itte d to th e cam p. T h e to m ak e th is th e best m usical event H is also c h a rg e d a g a in s t C h ang Only a m atc h th a t w as d ro p p ed un- ior c o u rt here. of an u n id e n tifie d m an. It is e sti- he th e sam e in A sh lan d , except th a t o u tin g w ill c o n tin u e fo r te n days, of th e y ear. th a t lie d e sire s to sell o u t th e peo se e n - Ttie c o u rt a p p o in te d R. M. H ard y m ated J ie list of dead w ould a m o u n t th e field was g re a te r, ow ing to the w ill be c a re fu lly su p e rv ise d by m en, T he u n u s u a l ta le n t w hich is p res ple of C hina, a n d in sta ll an a d m in is Only a fla re — som e leaves a n d wood, a n d C. F. C u rle r as counsel fo r the close to 50. T w enty-five h u n d re d fa c t th a t th e a sse ts of s o u th e rn Ore- a n d w ill have m an y c o n s tru c tiv e fea- e n t am o n g th e m em n ers of th e o r tra tio n in P e k in w ith p ro -J a p a n e s e A nd only a w aste w h e re th e fo re st d e fe n d a n t. F u r th e r actio n in th e people a re re n d e re d hom eless, an d gon, from th e Jo se p h in e C aves and tu re s a n d w holesom e in flu e n ce s, g a n iz a tio n s h as been d ire c te d a lo n g lean in g s. s to °d . case was p u t over to next T h u rsd a y . th e p ro p e rty d a m a g e will ru n in to c r a t e r L ake, to th e C a lifo rn ia line, C ash W ood, c o u n ty Y. M. C. A. sec- th e b est lines by Miss M a rste rs, and. th e m illions. all c o n tig u o u s a n d a p a rt of Asli- r e ta r y , w ill a c t a s cam p d ire c to r, to g e th e r w ith th e p rev io u s ex p eri- " la n d ’s a sse ts, o ffe red a th o u sa n d fold T h e cam p w ill a sse m b le a b o u t J u ly ence of m any of th em w ill b rin g re ; R iv er S till R isin g at D a llas g r e a te r a ttr a c tio n for th e to u ris t, 1 0 th . s u its o f m ore th a n o rd in a ry m e rit. DALLAS, T exas, A pril 26. A fte r th a n a lm o st any o th e r place in th e i S everal n u m b e rs will be re n d e re d a n o th e r n ig h t of high w ind an d to r- U nited S ta te s th a t he knew of. He MAN K IL L E D H U N TIN G bv th e tw o clubs, c o n sistin g of 48 r e n t'a l rain , th e T rin ity riv e r ro se 16 po in ted o u t how p ra c tic a lly everv- D E E R OUT O F SEASON m ixed voices; an d for th o se w ho en- feet a n d is still risin g . M any p a rts th in g of valu e in th e way of to u ris t ------ joy c o n c ert n u m b e rs th ese will in- of th e city a re in u n d a te d , c a u sin g a 'tr a c tio n s in C alifo rn ia had been U K IA H , C alif., A pril 26.— S ta n le y , . . „ ... . deed be a r a r e tre a t. M any will be su sp en sio n of th e s tr e e t c a re service, w orked o u t a n d th a t th e sam e old S to c k ird , said by th e a u th o r itie s to , ,, J th rilled by th e sw e e t str a in s of old T he tra in serv ice to D allas is crip- scenes w ere being visited by th e be a re s id e n t of F re sn o , w as acci- fa v o rite s given u bv ,, • , , th e g irls alone, pled, an d som e tra in s a re m aro o n ed , to u ris ts over and o v er a g a in . T h e re d e n ta lly sh o t a n d k illed a t In d ia n .v, „ .m e- . . . „ . anrt »he boys w ill do som e fin e w ork — w as n o tlf n g le ft to o ffe r them . N oth- Slope, 12 m iles w est of h e re S u nday, in th e ir special n u m b ers. RUNAYVAY P O R T l.A N D LAD ing left to a d v e rtise . B ut s o u th e rn w h ile h u n tin g d e e r w ith E d w a rd i In a d d itio n to ‘he se le c tio n s by FO U N D IN R E D B L U F F O regon was a virg in field, th a t only M axey, a ra n c h h an d . S tic k ird w as th e clubs, a m ixed q u a rte t is fe a ----------- bad to be m ade know n to th e w orld sh o t in th e hip. He bled to d e a th . tu re d . c o n sistin g of P th e l H azen R E D B L L F F , C alif., A pril 2 6.— in su re a tee m in g p o p u latio n of M axey a d m itte d to th e a u th o r itie s V era C ham p e, H arv ey W oods and T w elve-year-old P e m b e r Irw in , a to u ris ts th e y e a r a ro u n d . t h a t th e y w ere h u n tin g d e e r o u t of mi R aym ond Bow ers. The s u rp ris e of ru n a w a y boy w ho told th e off eers he Mr. R ic h m o n d ’s p ro p o sitio n ap- season. th e e v e n ,ng is a m in u e t by m em bers w as h ead ed fo r M exico, is in th e p a ir e d to be received fav o ra b ly by of b o th clu b s. co u n ty ja il h ere. He w as ta k e n in to c o m m ittee, th o u g h of c o u rse no IR ISH T R IC E CO NFERENCE R a n g in g from th e classic "A ve cu sto d y y e ste rd a y , p e n d in g w ord d e fin ite a ctio n w as ta k e n , n o r will STILL "UP IN TH E AIR" M a ria " to hoinelv “ \n n ie L a u rie ." fio m his p a re n ts. T he lad said he th e re be u n til th e c o n c re te plan Is D U B LIN , A pril 26.— T he " tr u c e b u t all of th e finest q u a lity , th ° n u m ro d e all th e w ay from P o r tla n r to s u b m itte d to th em , w hich Mr. R ich- 'C o n f e re n c e ," w hich it had been hoped b e rs o ffe r a v a rie d a n d e n te r ta in in g R ed B lu ff in a u to m o b ile s. m ond p ro m ,868 w ll, be a t as narlv w ould to d ay rea c h a n a g re e m e n t p ro g ra m an d every perso n w ho loves T he boy told th e local a u s h o ritie s a d a te afl fea8ib,e T h e re w as no e n d in g th e co n flict b e tw e en th e F re e m usic (a n d who d o e sn ’t) sh o u ld not he w a n te d to join his o ld e r b r o th e r r e f e r ence m ade as to a s ite fo r th e S ta te a n d re p u b lic a n fo rces in I r e i fail to h e a r it. I In M exico, th o u g h he h ad no sp ec’al h o tel T h a t w ll, bp a m a tte r fop dp. i he celebration on April 27 of the centenary ol G eneral G runt s h irtti c e n te rs public a tte n tio n on th e tow n of ! la n d , h a s a d jo u rn e d u n til S a tu rd a y , reaso n fo r lea v in g hom e. te rm in a tio n by th e com pany a f t e r It Point P le asa n t ().. w here the soldier and P resid en t w as b o rn . T his photograph of the m ain s tre e t of th at town h a v in g failed to rea c h a s a tis fa c “ L i ! L r i. n 'L .CL ! ei,‘ ,,1 7 r5 li ? rO m .W ? ,i5 h P re8,^ n t H arding will address an audience assem bled from all p a rts ,1s fo rm ed , as w ell as all th e o th e r tory peace form ula. T id in g s c la ssifie d a d s g et r e s u lts ., of the nation. H is speech will be tra n sm itte d everyw here by radio. : T id in g s classified a d s g et re s u lt! . ' d e ta ils. WILL NOT CONSIDER BONUS X m " Will Submit Concrete Plan for Erection of Hotel in Ashland on the General Idea of Selling no StocR, hut Issuing First Mortgage 6 Per Cent Bonds, Taking One Half or More Himself and Balance to be Marketed. LLOYD GEORGE'S MAN AND WIFE HUNTING TRIP APPOINT CRATER LAKE COMMITTEE CHILD'S HAND JET BY FATHER 2 TAKES BODIES TO UNDERTAKER ¡[CEDES LEAVING EIETY E Harding Will Celebrate the Grant Centenary L i