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A S H L A N D , OREGON, I R ID A Y , A P R IL 28, 1922
No. 202
TRAFFIC LAWS
UNDER FIRE OF
MME. EMMA PGNAFIDIN
“
IIP” GIVEN 10
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BVS VICTIM’S I AREN . S ARE
SUING FOR DAMAGES
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BISHOP TRYMBAL ROWE
R E D B L U F F , A pril 28.— P a r e n ts
of th ir te e n of th e fo u rte e n s tu d e n ts
i of th e R ed B lu ff high school, who
lo st th e ir lives la s t N o vem ber 3 0 th
in th e co llision of a school bus w ith a
S o u th e rn P acific tra in a t th e P ro ­
b e rta cro ssin g , so u th of h ere, to d ay
filed a su it fo r $39 0 ,0 0 0 , o r $30,000
¡p e r s tu d e n t a g a in s t th e S o u th e rn Pa-
W A SH IN G TO N , A pril 28.— T h a t «ific com pany.
BEND, O r., A pril 2 8.— T h re e chil-
an a d v a n ce " t i p ” w as given sp e c u la t-
Victor Geery. engineer of the d re n w ere b u rn e d to d e a th w hen
.
CLAIM THAT RIGID ENFO RCE.
o rs on th e New Y ork stock e x c h an g e t r a n , and C. A. Bow ies, fire m a n of fire la s t n ig h t d e stro y e d fh e hom e
MENT OF LAW DRIVES
th a t th e g o v e rn m e n t had leased th e th e locom otive, a re nam ed as jo in t o f W. L. B erg stro m a t D esch u tes
AW AY TOURISTS
W yom ing naval oil re se rv e to a p ri- d e fe n d a n ts in th e c o m p la in t filed by n e a r h ere
v
a le com pany, w hich c au sed tra d in g •> <>• G o ld stein , or C hico, a t o rn ey
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A W ide Berth.
w ith h eld from th e n e w sp a p e rs a n d a c c id e n t, did n o t jo in in th e s u it be- th e e n tire 9ecoQd floQr w as |n fJameH
th e p ublic by S e c re ta ry F a ll a n d c a u se of th e fact, it is sa id , his son
A sto rm of in d ig n a tio n is h u rtlin g
a n d f ra n tic a tte m p ts of th e w om an
S e c re ta ry Denby. was c h a rg e d in th e w as d riv in g th e school bus a t th e a n d h e r h u sb a n d to rMCU6 t ,
,
a ro u n d th e h e a d s of M ayor L a m k in ,
s e n a te to d ay by S e n a to r l.a F o lle tte . tim e of th e c ra sh .
C h ief o f P o lice H a tc h e r a n d th e po­
d ren w ere fu tile . B oth a re s e rio u s ­
A (b o ro u g h in v e stig a tio n o f all th e
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lice force g e n e ra lly , o v er th e e n - ;
ly b u rn e d .
B e rg stro m w as fin ally
c i. enm staiici s s u rro u n d in g th e leas-:
fo rc e m e n t of th e tra ffic law s, w hich!
com pelled to ju m p from th e second
ng of th e naval oil rc e rv e s to pri
it is c la im e d , is d riv in g to u ris t t r a f ­
Here is Mme. Emma Ponafidm
sto ry w indow to save his life
fic from th e city, an d a ll day th e se d au g h ter of an Am erican P resbyterian vate in tere. Is is a sk ed by l.a F o l­
T he dead a re : M elvin B e rg stro m , i
o ffic ia ls have been e n d e a v o rin g to m issionary to P ersia, who w ith her lette .
13 y e a rs o ld: his s is te r, E u n ice, 10,
pacify ira te c itiz e n s, w ho a re clam - two sons has Aust made her escape
Bishop T ry m b a l Rowe has been
an d a cousin, G eorge L iv e stry , 1
o rin g fo r a m o d ific a tio n of th e law , frorn. Russia under m ost dangerous and U P P E R CALIFORNIA ROUNDUP
bishop of A laska fo r 26 years. He re­
10
DEATH IN SLEEP
SAYS LAFOLLETEE
IN THE BALANCE
I BE LIEF OF MAJORITY OF DELE­
GATES INDICATES EARLY
BREAKING UP
The P iohuble W illid i.uval o f Head
o f «lie French D elegation at This
T im e
Accent uaii-r,
F eelin g
of
Gloom as to Future.
GENOA, A pril 28.— An a ir of
ten se expectancy an d u n c e rta in ty
hovered over th e G enoa co n feren ce
today.
W h e th e r th e peace sh ip launched
80 hopefully by Lloyd G eorge will
sink o r flo a t is expected to be d e ­
te rm in e d w itli n th e next 4 8 hours.
T
he w orld s ta te sm e n g a th e re d h e re
c e n tly called a t the W h ite House to
a re divided as to its ch an ces, w ith
I pay his respects to the P re s id e n t
th e p o ssib ility of th e m a jo rity be-
, liev in g th e vessel is doom ed.
T he g e n e ra l feelin g of gloom is
h e 'g h te n e d by re p o rts th a t M. Rar-
th o u , head of th e F re n ch d e le g a tio n ,
is a b o u t to leave G enoa a n d re tu rn
to P a ris to re p o rt to th e F re n ch
cab in et.
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FOR BIG STRIKE
th r illin g conditions.
GENOA’S FATE
IN FU L L SW IN G A T VINA
o r a t an y ra te , a m o re d isc re tio n a ry
PA DER W ISK I GETS MILLION
m eth o d of e n fo rc e m e n t. T h e re h as I
DOLLAR O FFE R FOR TOUR
VINA, C alif., A pril 28.— W ith
been m o re o r less c o m p la in t on th is
c le a r skies a n d id eal sp rin g tim e c o n - ’
score fo r q u ite a w hile, a n d it was
SAN FR A N C ISCO . A pril 28 - Ig-
d itio n s p re v a ilin g th e a n n u a l ro u n d -
b ro u g h t to a h ead by th e p u b lic a tio n
n ace P a d e rw is k i, fam o u s p ia n ist an d
— th e lea d in g ev en t of its n a tu r e in i
in th e c u r r e n t issu e of th e O regon!
fo rm e r p re m ie r of P o la n d , m ay re-
u p p e r C a lifo rn ia — opened on th e
M o to rist of a " n a s ty ” a rtic le w hich
W A SH IN G TO N , A pril 28.— ‘ U pon tu r n to th e c o n c e rt stag e,
D eer C reek ra n c h n e a r h e re y e s te r­
is c a lc u la te d to do A sh lan d a g re a t
th e coal o p e ra to rs of th e c o u n try
P a d e rw isk i, who left h e re y e ste r-
day. H u n d re d s of v isito rs, m ost of
d eal o f in ju ry . T he a rtic le is p rin te d
re s ts th e sole re sp o n sib ility fo r th e d a V to r New Y ork, an n o u n c ed th a t
th em a riv in g b«y a u to m o b ile from
in fu ll on page 2, co lu m n 2, a n d be­
n e a rly m o n th -o ld n a tio n -w id e cdal ,ie ,iad received an o ffe r of $1.000,-
fa
r a n d n e a r, w ere h e re today.
low is given a le tte r fo rm u la te d by
s tr ik e ," w as c h a rg e d by C h a irm a n 000 fo r a c o n c e rt to u r of th e U nited
G i l ES PA R TY FOR
T h e ro u n d u p will c o n tin u e u n til
th e m ay o r and> ch ief o f police, and
N olan, of th e h o u se la b o r com m it- ^ ’a te s a n d S outh A m erica. T he o ffe r
B R O T H E R ’S B IR T H D A Y
S u n d ay n ig h t. T h e re will be a dance
w hich h a s been fo rw a rd e d to th e
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tee, w hich is in v e s tig a tin g th e tie u p f in c]u des th e p a y m e n t of th e prem -
each n ig h t w ith th e exception of
e d ito r of th e o ffe n d ’ng m ag azin e, in
N olan, in in d ic tin g th e o p e ra to rs , iuni ot 5100,000 w o rth of in su ra n c e
E rn e ste e n H icks gave a p a rty last
rep ly th e re to .
W A SH IN G TO N , A pril 28.— M ore S unday.
d e c la re d t h a t th e s tr ik e hvas ini- 0,1 his fin s e rs .
¡e v e n in g to c e le b ra te th e b irth d a y of
A sh lan d , O regon, A pril 28, 1922. th a n tw o th o u sa n d w om en from all
CHICAGO, A pril 28.— A lth o u g h h e r b ro th e r W rig h t, a t th e H icks
d o u b ted ly d u e to u n ifie d e ffo rts to
G eorge O. B ra n d e n b u rg , e d ito r p a rts of th e U nited S ta te s and
to
ta
lly d e a f an d blin d , th e a b ility of hom e on N orth Main s tre e t.
T he
, p re v e n t th e lo w e rin g of coal prices.
a n d p u b lis h e r, th e O regon M o to rist. S o u tb A m erica, sw ooped dow n upon
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It w ould seem to a fa ir-m in d e d th e n a tlo n a l c a p ital to d a y to tell
I n e w sp a p e rs, ‘h e a r ’ an d ta lk over all jo in ed in p a rta k in g of a fine feed
any evid en ce of co n sp ira cy am o n g
p erso n t h a t th e e d ito r of a publica- co n g re ss w h a t th ey w a n t in th e w ay
.t h e tele p h o n e and d istin g u is h colors b efo re th e h o u r of d e p a rtu re a rriv e d ,
; th e o p e ra to rs to th is end.
tio n d ev o ted to th e in te r e s ’s of mo- of leg isla tio n .
¡am azed m em b ers of th e C hicago
T hose p re s e n t w ere Mr. and M rs'
to rin g sh o u ld , b e fo re p u b lish in g d e -,
T hey a rriv e d on a special tra in
i M edical society, b efo re w hom she C ooveling. Mr. and Mrs. Beck, th e
ro g a to ry a rtic le s, be c a re fu l to in v e s­ from B a ltim o re , a f te r ta k in g p a r t in
RAILROADS HAVE TH REE
a p p e a le d la st n ig h t. She cam e h e re M isses R u th O sm an. B lanche Mc-
tig a te fly in g re p o rts p re ju d ic ia l to
MONTHS’ COAL SU PPLY
a n y c o m m u n ity , an d you sh o u ld c e r- i^ be
p an -A m erican
co n fe re n ce
ot
i from th e Ja n e sv ille , W is., hom e fo r L ean, A deline Cooveling, B essie W il-
ta in ly have in v e s tig a te d as to th e w om en an d th e c o n v en tio n of th e
th e blind. .
son. E unice G ru b b , and M essrs. O llie
PO RTLA N D , A pril 2 8.— T ra n sc o n -
re p o rt m ad e by th e . C a lifo rn ia m em - N a tio n a l L eag u e of W om en V oters,
I b is a m a z in g child, called even E a s te rlin g a n d F ra n k M urphy.
: tin e n ta l ra ilro a d s h av e a su ffic ie n t
h e r of th e C a lifo rn ia S ta te A utom o-
W om en G reet » P r e s i d e n t
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m arv e lo u s th a n H elen K e lle r,”
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bile a sso c ia tio n , b e fo re p u b lis h in g |
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re se rv e su p p ly of coal to c o n tin u e
th e s a rc a s tic , false and u n f a ir sta te -1
* .
‘TON. A pril 28.— W ood-
can h e a r a le c tu re o r an o rc h e s tra <’(IN F E R E N C E P IA N MOVING
m en ts m ad e by y o u r in fo rm a n t a s , row W ilson, b ro k en in body, b u t
M EX ICO CITY, A pril 28.— F o rty o p e ra tio n fo r th re e m o n th s w ith o u t
c o n c ert by h o ld in g a s h e e t of p a p e r
C O L L E G E F R O M SAN JO SE
A PO LLO . P e n n ., A pril 28.— T h re e
to th e tre a tm e n t given by th e offi- w ith st sm ile on his s h ru n k e n face, h o u ses have been leveled to th e e m b a rra s s m e n t, b u t a p ro tra c te d coal
| in th e air.. By p u ttin g h e r e x tre m e ly
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s tr ik e will m ean heavy losses in tra f - n o n -u n io n m in e rs w ere k illed and ise n s itiv e fin g e rs o v er th e re c e iv e r o f
cials of th e city of A sh lan d to m o to r- w ent fe a rs nf g r a titu d e w han ran.>-a ,v.w„...i
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th o u sa n d w om en g a th e re d a t 30 w ere in ju re d by a to rn a d o w hich
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e d ito ria l on page n in e in y o u r A pril b ,s bom e to h o n o r him an d ex p ress s tru c k th e tow n of G e n e ral T e ra in in
e rin g n e w sp a p e r h e a d lin e s, sh e is
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th e ir a p p re c ia tio n of his long b a ttle th e s ta te of N uevoleon
a b le to rea d , and to d e te rm in e th e Sail Jo se to S tockton w ere discussed
m o rn in g .
i ’nion P a c ific system today.
E v id e n tly th e m em b er of th e C ali- fo r in te r n a tio n a l good w ill.
. ,
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,
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,
d e n o m in a tio n of p a p e r m oney, she a t a co n fe re n ce in Red B luff of M eth­
A cco rd in g to advices received h ere
fo rn ia a sso c ia tio n w as n o ’ fa m ilia r
A bom b w as h u rle d th ro u g h a w in-
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,
o th e r ne g h b o rin g to w n s have s u f ­
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feels th e n u m b e rs on it. She d e te r- od st m in iste rs of th e u p p e r S a c ra ­
w ith th e re q u ire m e n ts of th e
A F F A IR S OF MISSING
dow of th e b u n k h o u se , a s m a ll s tru c -
fered g re a t d am ag e.
gon law s as to th e r a te of speed in *
m in es co lo rs by h e r a c u te sense of m en to valley.
MAN
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T he c h u rc h rec e n tly accep ted a
p a ssin g school b u ild in g s. R eally , a I
sm ell.
m o to ris t sh o u ld h av e s u ffic ie n t re-
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m en w ere sle e p in g in th e room a t t h e '
M iss H u g g in s was b orn in E a u !g ift ° f 40 a c re s ot lan d a n d $ 2 7 5 ' 000
g a rd fo r th e lives a n d lim bs of c h !l->
RED B L U F F , C alif., A pril 28.— MONTHLY SESSION OF
time>
.
¡C laire, W is.. a n d w as l e f t an o rp h an by tb e peOple of S to c k ,o n to 111 ovp
d re n to d riv e slow ly p a st a school T he tan g le d b u sin ess a ff a ir s of J o h n
BIBLE SCHOOL UNION
¡e a rly in life. Illn e ss soon cost h e r 'th e i,,s tilu tio n th e ,e from San
w h ere frofli 700 to 1000 little folk M o u n tste p h en , who su d d e n ly disap -
l a. w
H E A R IN G TODAY ON IN D IA N S’
¡ h e a r in g a n d sight a n d a t 15 was
a r e in a tte n d a n c e , w ith o u t a n y law
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T he m o n th ly m e e tin g of th e B ible
ASHLAND’S NOTED PIANIST
"LOST TR E A T IE S’’ RILL s ig h tle s s and deaf.
c a u tio n , law s o r o rd in a n c e s w ill de- tlie C otton d is tric t, on J u ly 2, 1921, School Union w as held th is w eek a t
TO GIVE MUSICAL RECITAL
te r som e from sp e ed in g in such a a n d h as n e v e r been h e a rd of since, th e M. E. c h u rc h an d th e m em b ers
W A SH IN G TO N , A pril 28. — T he
place
T h e r e s u lt h a s been t h a t d u r- a re a b o u t to be s e ttle d as f a r as hJs
d e lig h tfu lly e n te rta in e d hv an i
bill in tro d u c e d by
R e p re se n ta tiv e
SH O i K A M ERICA IS GOAL
T he a n n u a l rec ita l of th e pupils of
in g th e p re s e n t y e a r, a t le a s t th re e ,.
i u ., h u u u j e n te rta in e d by an
school c h ild rn have been k n o ck ed
1
p <,pt 1
in e ie s ts h ere a re o rc h e s tra com posed of m em b ers o il
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J o h n E. B ak er to give C a lifo rn ia In-;
d o w n by c a re le ss m o to rists, a n d o oncerned. S h e riff M. (). B allard is th e B a p tist, P re s b y te ria n a n d M
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a b o u t th e first of Ju n e . T he pro-
d ian s. m an y of w hom a re now on th e
so m e th in g had to be done to c u rb , to hold th e last of a se rie s of sa le s d ists c h u rc h e s, w hich fu rn is h e d som e!
g ram w ill c o n sist w holly of m odern
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A
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28.—
A
m
erica
th e c a re le s s a n d th o u g h tle s s .
, to s a tisfy th e claim s of nn m p m n « vO.
•
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• D U B LIN ,
A p ril
28.— F o llo w in g
w
ork by th e yo u n g A m erican and
T h e city o rd in a n c e s of A sh lan d a re c re d ito ,.s ‘ a t thp
npv. ..
.
,
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spir,U 8 »>'•«>«. Mr. G ilm o re , tw o dayg of a tte m p ts a t tru c e m a k . p re se n t to th e c o u rt o f claim s th e ir in g e n e ra l and B roadw ay in p a rtic u -
p ra c tic a lly th e sam e as th e ru le s P f ° - ' a fte rn o o /
‘
H ornlav e,l a ro u sin g song service an d Mrs. in b etw een tb e F re e g ta t
d
cases u n d e r th e so-called " L o st T r e a - jla r , is d u e fo r a shock. An E nglish E u ro p e a n com posers, and will be an
vided by th e s ta te law s.
U n f o r tu - .a Ite rn o o n -
W n b e rg e r sa n g “ My F a th e r C a re s.’ p u b lic a n fa c tio n s of s o u th e rn 1 Ire 6 - tie s ' ” wH1 COme up fo r h e a rin £ to d a y SirI has p ro m ised th e shock. S h e’s e x c ep tio n a lly fine tre a t fo r all m usic
n a te ly , p e rh a p s , th e re a re tw o la rg e
co n feren
ces occu-
occu- lan d herp> Micliael C o llin s, fo rm e r b efo re th e h ouse c o m m itte e on In- C lare S h e rid a n , n o ted s c u lp tre ss, a n d lo v e ,s -
school' b u ild in g s a lo n g th e P acific th e re p o rts from th e m em b e r of th e
' file
“ d e p a rtm e n t vul.l
c , VUvc3
d ian a ffa irs .
h ig h w ay as it passes th ro u g h Ash Ci ', ’fo r“ ,a a «s ° c ia tio n from th e ci y
a S °0(1 P ^ t of th e next h o u r h d
th e vehicle she w ill use in c a rr y in g '
P u r t h er notice as to tim e and
. ,
,
i —---- of th e Iris h re p u b lic a n a rm v ,
lan d , a n d in a tte n d a n c e a t th e s e of R e d d d ’ng.
and ....................
th e d aily vacation B ible school
, . .
o u t h e r an n o u n c ed in te n tio n to ’ ,ace of tlie re c ita l w '*l be given a t
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1
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.
° i now c h ie f ot th e F re e S ta te c a b in e t,
C B. LA M K IN ,
sch o o ls a re o v er 1000 c h ild re n . Mo­
was d iscu ssed a n d re fe rre d to th e •
..A
shock A m erica will be h e r s ta tu e . an ea rly f u tu r e d ate.
M ayor.
„
convinced th a t civil w ar is u n ­ DATE Ì S KET I’OR EAIR
to ris ts had becom e so c a re le ss, th e
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J. W . H A TC H ER ,
city a u th o r itie s d e te rm in e d to c u rb
wpp V
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m
,
a v o id a b le, a c c o rd in g to In fo rm a tio n
A ND DI REt TORS l ‘PR< )VED “ J a z z .” s h o rtly | o be u n v eiled in
w eek. A pril 30 to May 7, w as also , ,
,,
, „
DRESS REHEARSAL
C hief of I’olice.
New Y ork.
it?
W h ile th e speed lim it p a st
M ayor L am k in said th is m o rn in g d iscussed, it being a m o vem ent to
c o ,le a S«e* received from him .
HELD LAST NIGHT
sch o o ls is m uch less th a n 20 m iles
\ t a m e e tJ ig of th e s to c k h o ld e rs '
U is th e s ta ,u e of tw o n u d e fig'.
p er h o u r, th o se u n d e r 22 m iles w ere th a t th e ru le w hich will be o bserved ge' th e p a re n ts in c lo se r touch w ith i
u
res,
both
nude-^-a
m
an
and
a
w
om
-
of th e co u n ty fa ir a sso c ia tio n , a
c a u tio n e d , an d th o se o v er 22 w ere w ith re g a rd to a u to m o b ile tra ffic in th e S unday sch o o l
a n d its a im s E L PRO
K S SPERITY W EEK
ig eth er.
Of it th e
T ,ie final d ,‘e3s re h e a rs a l fo r to-
lease of .h e g ro u n d s from th e co u n ty 111 danf ,n -
” ,',"V
••— «r.-J.
The „ex.
be
s c u lp tre s s sa y s:
n ig h t’s Glee C lub co n cert w as held
TO RE GREAT EVENT
a u th o r itie s was ap p ro v e d as w ere
th e s e m o to ris ts , th ey w ere m ere ly wiU be com pelled to keep w ith in a held at th e N azaren e c h u rc h .
" I have trie d to in je c t in to th is v e s te rd a y ev en in g in th e H igh school
th e d ire c to rs n am ed . T h o se re p re -
c a u tio n e d lik e y o u r in fo rm a n t w as, 20 m ile an h o u r lim it in sid e th e city
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PO R TLA N D , A pril 28. — E lk s
w ork all th e bad th in g s w hich re- syn1’ T he c o n c ert was given ju s t as
s e n tin g M edford a re : E. C. G addis,
¡* „.m
u n less th e speed exceeded 25 m iles lim its, an d w hen p assin g schools. MRS
, from a ll o v e r O regon and W ash in g s J. AV. D re sslier, J o h n H. C a tk in . S. f° rm e rs S3y a b ° Ut n ,ü d e ,n
be p rese n ed a t Hie
H IL L ANXIOUS TO
p e r h o u r, a n d y o u r in fo rm a n t w as s ,ow dow n to 12 nUle8 an
I
th
in
k
I
have
succeeded.
T
h
a
t’s
why
l)0rfo
rm
a
n c e and was a success from
MEET WOMEN OF ASHLAND ton wiB take Pa r t in th e p a ra d e
tra v e lin g a t b e tte r th a n 22 m iles p er
.
I. B row n, W. H. G ore a n d H. L. W al­
h o u r, a c c o rd in g to th e sto p w a tc h es
110,1 13 th e s ta te ,a w - T he o fficers
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¡w hich will be a fe a tu re of P ro s p e rity
I p re d ic t th a t th e w ork will shock e v e r-v point ot view.
th e r. T he stock h o ld e rs elected C. H.
of th e o ffic ers, a n d his s ta te m e n t o f .a v e in s tru c te d to give only a w a rn -
Mrs. H ill, s ta te p re sid e n t of t h e j W eek fe s tiv itie s in th is city.
A m erica, even th o u g h A m erican s
T he conc0rt opens w ith tw o rous-
T he
n o t g oing p v e r 15 m iles p er h o u r is ing for th e firs t offense, b u t w h ere P a re n t-T e a c h e rs asso c a tio n w r i t e s ' E s tiv a l
c o m m lss’on
h a s selected G ates. S. S u m p te r S m ith , J. C. P en- • have been shocked o ften late ly by
s<decRons by th e o rc h e s tra , fol-
d leto n , H. W . B ingham , D. M. Low e,
She ,a e“ S er ,0 ," Ce, M
M ay 18. a , th e d ay to , G M rg e
c c
C a(e „
} m ovies, fla p p e rs and b o o tle g g e rs .” ,ow ed hy th re e n u m b e rs by th e G irls'
" fis h poles an d long w h is k e rs .” show
1 *’• he
p e n a ltj. He p o in ted w om en as possible, w hen sh e visits! t h e d e m o n s tra tio n , a n d M ajo r J o h n V n r, ... v r T’
v.
----------------------------- club. " A lla h ’s H o lid ay ” w hich is a
th e friv o lo u s a n d u n re lia b le d isposi-
th a t o th e r c itie s a lo n g th e line s o u th e rn O regon May 2. It is hoped B- H ib b a rd w ill act as g ra n d m ar- ,* .
d
'
3011 ° n '
° yd ChaF'
fa v o rite w ith all m usic-lo v ers is es-
E. E. Beeson.
KOt’IAL CIRCLE, CHRISTIAN
tio n of y o u r in fo rm a n t.
w ere s tr ic te r a n d deal w ith v io la to rs th a t th e lad ie s of A shland will t u r n ! s h a - P o r tla n d ’s fam o u s E lk ban d
p ecially w e ll-a d ap te d to th e ir voices.
T he co u n ty a u th o r itie s have not
1^ d n« p h„a u a,, r , o 8„ ;,rs“ t : d„ r x
, " d " ,orHee ai ; " ? : (a ” i 1- Ash- • « '
-»<’ ••<«.->
-i—
a „ .,
( H l R< II, M ET W E D N E S D A Y j,, q Ujc k succession com e s ta te ly hy-
se n t in th e ir n o m in a tio n s, h u t imme-<*
tie tn a n ly a n d c o n s id e ra te m a n n e r. It ‘ d ’ IIp called a tte n tio n to a re- p a rt of th ese m e e tin g s on th e ab o v e w in lead th e p a ra d e .
■
«»ns, p la n ta tio n m elodies, renderec.
h a s ex p en d ed m any th o u s a n d s of c e n t cas0 that, of th e d riv e r of th e d a te a t th e H otel A sh lan d , a n d n ot
C ash p rizes will be a w a rd e d v isit- d ia te ly upon receip t of sam e, th e di- , T he social circle of th e C h ristia n by - th e Boys’
-
-— e ease
—
club w -----
ith th
of
d o lla rs to pro v id e cam p in g conven-. P a c ific s ta g e , ru n n in g betw een S eat- d isa p p o in t th e s ta te p re sid e n t.
¡in g lodges m a k in g th e b est a p p e a r - i ? e6t a ” ” ° ° Ct o ffic e rs - c h u rc h m et W ednesday a fte rn o o n a t p ro fe ssio n a ls, and th e cream or mits-
....
,encP® t<15pa^ OtnOol i p\ 8a r g p d ’h a v e 'b e e n 'He aU<I S&n F ra n c is c o ’ nnd w hich
F o llo w in g th e m ee tin g s in A s h - ia n c e- an d q u e e n s from o u tsid e c i t ie s ! v _„
¿ ‘’’I
Q
th e h ° m e MlS' H ’ S’ N ew to n - 0,1 A ical com position of every v ariety ,
m ad e ex cept fo r th e g as used by th e goes t h r o u Kh t h 's city on its re g u la r lan d . Mrs. H U an d M rs. H ig g in s w illl w ill be given p ro m in e n t p a rts in th e a n 7 ,1
,'.ni
b s tr e e t - T he a fte rn o o n w as passed in
S p e c a l p raise is due to th e m ixed
c a m p e rs.
T h is “y e a r, we h av e con- trip s . In R o seb u rg , on th e la s t trip , be ta k e n to M edford, w h e re a r e c e p - ; P a g e a n t of “ peace, p ro g re ss a n d ¡ J
,
1FS a>
now n v isitin g , a n d Miss A bbie S h o rt fav- q u a r te t w hich sin g s “ O ut W h ere th e
elu d e d th a t we could n o t fu rn is h th e d r ver was h aled in to c o u rt a n d tio n h a s been p lan n e d fo r th em i n ' 0V0ning d u rin g th e w eek a t th e 38
‘ 3‘
' o red t,le lad ies w ith se v e ra l n u m b e rs W est B egins” w ith expression w hich
police
Pr
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te_
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t
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a
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d,
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t
P
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tb.’^
fin
ed
$25
for
speeding.
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u
g
en
e
th
e
evening.
A
la
rg
e
d
e
le
g
a
tio
n
of
P
ro
s
p
e
rity
”
w
hich
will
be
s
‘aged
e
a
c
h
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on th e g u ita r la te in th e a fte rn o o n , is ra re ly found in a m a te u r p e rfo rm -
*------- n n th in c an d we
..........A la rg e d e le g a tio n of P ro s p e rity " w hich will be s ‘agetl each
FORM
ER
PR
ESIDENT
OF
D elicious re fre s h m e n ts w ere served ers.
As th e sw eet s tra in s of th is
h a v e m ad e a n o m in al c h a rg e of 5ft be w as a g a ,n a , re ste d an d fined $35, A shland lad ie s a re p la n n in g to a t- m u n ic ip a l a u d ito riu m ,
FRANCK PA SSES AW AY by th e h o stess.
b e a u tifu l m elody fill th e a ir, th e soul
c e n ts p e r d ay per c a r. ju s t a b o u t e n - j a n d w h0n he w as found g u ilty of th e ten d th e rec e p tio n , a n d a n y o th e rs
o u g h to pay th e police and m en for
sam e o ffen se in A sh lan d th e fine w ho w ish to be p re s e n t a t th e M ed­
T hose p re s e n t w ere M esdam es O. of th e w est seem s to .b e a liv in g p res-
k e e p in g th e a u to p a rk c»ean a n d
im posed w as only five d o lla rs. . fo rd re c e p tio n , a re ask ed to c o n fe r MANY FR IE N D S PAY
PA R IS, A pril 28.— P a u l E u g e n e W. L ong, W illiam Rice, C h a rle s ence.
TH EIR LAST RESPECTS D eschatel
h e A s ila n d '1 “ n c o n iin u e its good
U h a " be*" fre d u e ilt>y v e r t e d on w ith an y of th e local o ffic e rs a t an
fo rm e r
p re sid e n t
of H ooper. J o se p h in e C ham pie, Ja m e s
T he tw o -h o u r e n te ra in m e n t will be
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F
ra
n
c
e
,
died
h
e
re
to
day.
w o rk , n o tw ith s ta n d in g th e fa lsity of
thp ®t r ®e ts tb a thesp flnps wc rp d «- e a r ,y d a te -
P u tn a m , F loyd P u tn a m , R uby H ar- closed by th e “ A nvil C h o ru s ,” th a t
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thy s ta te m e n ts m ad e by y o u r in fo rm - ' 1(‘ed betw een th e ju stic e of th e
A lm ost all th e places fo r th e . . . T he . fu n , e . ra l serv ices fo r th e la te
vey, B e ssie J u d k in s , F r a n k C row son, e v e r p o p u la r o rc h e s tra l sv nm honv
a t th e CY CLO NE RAGING IN
M ary H ale. M abel Jaco b s. M. D ecker, w hich is a f ittin g close for a p ro -ra n i
jrfii
A sh lan d a u th o r itie s will n o t peace an d th e o ffic er m a k in g th e lu n ch eo n a t th e H otel A sh lan d a re Miss Je ssie M athes w ere held
M ain s tre e t
T H E RAY OF BENGAL J. V. W rig h t, D. N. Davis.
H. S. New- w hich th r u th e m edium of m ale and
s u b m it to ra n k v io la tio n s o f e ith e r „ r r e s t . th e re b y a ffo rd in g an Incen- ta k e n , anti a n y one d e s irin g to a t- fam ily hom e on N orth
&
.“n V ^ Z ’e
, ^ ' ' ‘7 ‘r
- n a i s c r t m i n a . tend sb o n it, have rese rv a,io n 's m ad e ! , y ende(1
e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n , a n d w ere a t-
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; to n , M. W. S m ith . Jo h n C o ch ran , fem a le voices a n d th e o rc h e s tra l
y m any frie n d s.
Lovely
LONDON, A pril 28.— A te r r if ic an d th e M 'sses A lm a a n d A bbie S h o rt s tr a in s b rin g s anew to us th e tr u th
j a rr e s ts . M ayor L am k in e m p h a tic a lly a t once.
‘o cnl"18 m “ ' <>r' StS- e lth ' r ,O“ rl8 ,s O r: s ta te s th a t th is Is a 'b so h i'te ly '.'m tra e .............. - __________________ ¡flo w e rs gave th e ir m u te m essag e of cyclone is ra g in g in th e bay o f Ben- a n d M ay B enedict.
of th o se n e v e r-d v 'n g w ords. ‘‘T he
W e a sk yon to give a s w ide
» « « so collected being tu rn e d
Y oung tre e s m ak e f u .n r e f o r e s t. w
V
l t th T f.n m v
T
“" " „ T ,
” * n y / rec k ’
T he
"o ld a t m an w ho h a th no m usic in his soul
..
..
, ta ia to re s t in th e fam ily lo t in th e a n d re s u lte d in heavy sh o re d a m a g e , th e ho m e of Mrs. F. C row son, on is fit fo r tre a s o n s, s tra ta g e m s an d
Jic lty to th is le tte r a s you gave to in to th e g e n e ra l fund
Save th em from f re.
Phoenix cem etery.
i
i
a c c o rd in g to a B om bay d isp a tc h .
E ig h th s tre e t.
sp o ils.”
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THE CAPITAL
THREE KILLED BY
IN MEXICO
IS
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X
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O r . ..U n
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