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OPPORTUNITY! ♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ithout <9 GET BEHIND THE BIG TOURIST HOTEL AND BOOST! A shland D aily T idings * th e a id of m ed ic in e , c u re s n in e <$> *> cases out of ten of asthm a. <9 ® This is a proven fact. •$> €* M ALA RIA G ERM S c a n n o t s u r- <$> ♦ vive th re e m o n th s in th e rich <9 ♦ ozone a t A sh la n d . T he p u re do- & mestic water helps. ^International Nev.j Wire Servie VOLUME 3 (Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Vol. 43) CITIZENS AND SOLVE AUTO PROBLEM SALVAGE T E X T W IL L R E O P E N MONDAY M ORNING > ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY? APBTL 29. 1922 W ar R ages In Europe and A sia Peace Dove Flees Genoa Conference Xo. 203 A SHLA ND G E TS D E L E G A T E TO NA TION AL CO NV ENTIO N ER T he sa lv a g e te n t on th e v a c an t lot betw een th e T id in g s office and M rs. H. T. E lm o re h as been ap- th e Isa a c sto re , w hich w as o p e ra te d m ade. T he p e a c e m a k e rs have failed I OPENING BATTLE OF CHINA ■ P ° lu te d a n accre d ite d ' d e le g a te to u tte r ly to rea c h a n a g re e m e n t. I C .V .R R E G AX TODAY X ^ X h ^ ^ n * £ la st s u m m e r by th e lad ies of th e ! GENOA, A pril 29.— A lm ost every Civic club to ra ise m oney w ith w hich h o u r b rin g s new s of som e d is tu rb -! A re p o rt w as issu ed d e c ry in g th e to a s sis t in b u ild in g th e club house C ork o u tra g e s a n d e x p re ssin g th e I ing h e re in d ic a te that* in ^ t h e ’open-, o n ^ h a ^ l i " M ay. 8 to 13‘ O reg0“ ing fa c to r c a lc u la te d to b re a k up th e¡ will reopen M onday m o rn in g , in hope t h a t th e p e rp e tra to rs o f th e Ing b a ttle of C h in a ’s c i.i l w a r. In A sh lan d h '. ’ ^ X L e d o n e ^ o T T h e s e ' econom ic peace co n feren ce. Y ester- c h a rg e of Mrs. G. O. J a rv is an d M rs s day, th e head of th e F re n c h d eleg a- ; c r,m e s sh o c k in g a ll Ire la n d w ould w hich th e w ar lo rd s of c e n tra l a n d ^he nnlv M oore. W h ile th e club h a s a few >w .. __ - - -• . - - ' be a p p re h e n d e d . . . n d . in g for in e o n ‘V one s o u th of R o seb u rg . n o rth e rn C hina a re c o n te ¡ th i n g . to o tte r to r sale, it t , h o p e d ' ma<,° “ " i™ “ 4' “ rtln g Mrs. M ilton H ig g in s is on h e r wav su p re m a cy , . W u P ei F u ’s w e a k e st t o th is n a tio n a l .h a , an y one hav in g an a rtic le th e y ,T ' v [ ” ‘° co n v en tio n , an d it ALL PH A SE S TH RESH ED OUT AT w ould lik e to d o n a te to th e c lu b .! * “ “ ls “ ' „ division of th e left w ing of th e long 5 h a s ch a n g ed I u I is v er-v f o rtu n a te to have h e r ston BIG CITIZEN'S MEETING IN ¡ b a ttle line, w as ro u te d . T he b a ttle h e re for th e 1 will send o r b rin g I, to th e s a lv a g e , ' T “ ' ’ OliCl,a" ° " JA PA N FORTIFYING SIBERIA m o rn in g a n d a fte rn o o n ., » E A R L Y F L U ID H l'R L K D INTO CITY . HALL D E S P IT E T H E IR PR O M IS E ‘ aged w ith g re a te s t in te n s ity a t M a-, T u esd ay . She will give an a d d re ss twat ____ ________ . of L1°y<i G eorge. O vert a c ts on th e te n t M onday, o r as soon as possible. p a rt of b o .h G erm an y a n d tn e so v ie t BUS LOAD O F NON» r-------------------------- a d g d .e th s e s W A SH IN G TO N . A pril 29.— J a p a n „ ‘X T / ’‘T ” WU? WCTe COm* 1 a t th e luncheon a n d one d u rin A ny a rtic le th a t will sell is a c ce p t—’ I X IO N IS T S S|H-e<l Lindt for T ou rists Fix »si at 1 Pelled to r e tr e a t by C h an g Tso L in ’ 3 recep tio n g o v e rn m e n t of R u ssia, w hich w ould able. No one in te re s te d in th is has begun fo rtify in g th e c o a st of Si a rm y , w hich s u ffe re d heavy losses. 2<i M iles an Hour— B ig Signs to in d ic a te a se cre t a g re e m e n t, a re con lin e of w ork sh o u ld m iss h e a rin g her. L cngshoi«m ien’s Strike In Pnitlnn<I her a w ith 12-inch g u n s, c a lc u la te d Be 1*08(4x1 a t City L im its— Cour S tead y firin g o p e n in g a t daw n s ta n tly c ro p p in g up. A b o m b sh ell A ssum in g Serious INoportions__ tesy to be th e W atchword. was th ro w n in to th e co n fe re n ce to- to m ak e th e p e n in su la im p re g n a b le I a n d c o n tin u in g a ll day w a rn e d Pe- P olice F orce A ugm ented— Four- kin th a t th e w a r w as on in e a r n e s t .- ‘ day w ith rec e ip t of th e new s th a t to an a tta c k in g fleet. ten V essels in Harbor D elayed. a rn e d ---- not J a p a n was fo rtify in g th e c o a st o f, E T his s e n sa tio n a l c h a rg e w as m ad e , i F o re ig n e rs have been ------ w ---------- ♦ No a r r e s t o f to u ris ts u n less « S ib eria, c o n tr a r y to th e a g re e m e n t ' A le x a n d er y a z ik o ff, sp o k e sm a n • to tra v e l on th e ra ilro a d s . T hey a re PO RTLA ND . A pril 29.— F ra n k v* th e y a re tra v e lin g in excess of <$> o f th e d e le g a tio n of th e F a r E a s te rn well p ro te c te d a n d no g re a t a n x ie ty ■ m ad e a t th e W a sh 'n g to n a rm a m e n t H en d erso n , a w a te rfro n t s tr ik e ♦ 20 m iles an h o u r th ro u g h th e -», re p u b lic of S ib e ria , w ho h a s ju s t r e is felt fo r th e ir sa fe ty . , co n feren ce. b re a k e r, was se rio u sly b u rn ed w hen ♦ city. # ceived d e ta ile d In fo rm a tio n co n cern - jo il of m u s ta rd w as th ro w n in to his School h o u rs w ill be ob serv - <#» i ing w h a t p u rp o rts to he th e p lan of E N G L ISH W A R S H IP S SA IL TO y IR ISH TR U G E C O N F E R E N C E | face by Ilo llis S tra w , a union m an. ♦ ed b etw een 8 a n d 5 o ’clock. «> th e J a p a n e s e fo r m a in ta in in g a hold P R O T E S T B R IT IS H SU B JE C T S P R O V E S U T T E R C O L L A P S E on th e R u ssian m a in la n d , d e sp ite ¡ O th e r s tr ik e b r e a k in g lo n g sh o re m e n ♦ L a rg e sig n s will be s tr u n g <3> LONDON, A pril 29.— B ritish w a r . who w ere being conveyed In an a u to D U B LIN , A pril 29.— O fficial a n ! p ro m ises m ad e a t th e a rm a m e n t sh ip s have been d isp a tc h e d to Tien ♦ ab o v e th e s tre e t a t th e c ity <?»' bus w ith H en d erso n , w ere s lig h tly n o u n c e m e n i of th e co llap se of th e I c o n fe re n c e to w ith d ra w th e ir tro o p s ¡T sin to p ro te c t B ritish s u b je c ts d u r- lim its , a n n o u n c in g <the speed »§> ! Irish tru c e c o n fe re n ce has b u rn ed by th e p o w erful flu id , allo w ed . ‘ heen I as soon a s possible. I ing th e C h in ese w ar. M r. a n d M rs. B ert M oses will leave B R O W N SV ILLE, P e n n .. A pril 2 9 . 'Wh,ch Was th ro w n in to th e convey- All to u ris ts a re to be tre a te d <3> h e re fo r New Y ork on May 3. A fte r P ro m p t w ork a t th e e m e r w ith th e g re a te s t of c o u rte s y ^ m a k in g a s h o rt v isit th e re , M rs. . ! — T w elve s tr ik e r s and fo u r s ta te po- ance. gency h o sp ita l pro b ab ly saved H e n < i n At A ^ ity ' ♦ ¡M o s e s w ill go to In d ia n a to visit r e l - '{ : licenten w ere in ju re d to<|ay in a d e rs o n ’s ey e sig h t. S tra w w as a r rio t a t th e m ine of th e T ow er Hill reste d . Coal a n d Coke com pany n e a r here. A m e e tin g w as held in th e c ity 36 W in b u rn wiH conie back to A sh -' T he lo n g sh o rem en s tru c k S unday A crow d of 200 s tr ik e r s a n d w om - h a ll la s t n ig h t by a b o u t 125 r e p r e - i ,a n d by a u to m o b ile , w hen th e em p lo y e rs d eclared fo r th e i en ru sh e d th re e policem en who w ere s e n ta tlv e b u sin e ss m en o f th e city. M rs' M oses w in r e tu r n h e re by i open shop an d a re d u c tio n of w ages. g u a rd in g th e m ine, a n d a h o t fig h t to g e th e r w ith th e m ay o r an d th e p o - |raH w hen heT h u sb a n d an d Mr. W in- W ith a c ts of violence In th e s tr ik e follow ed. T he police opened fire, lice» force in an e ffo rt to solve th e b u rn a r r iv e - 1,1 m a k in g th e c ro s s in cre asin g , th e police force on th e which was qu ick ly re tu rn e d . W hen to u r is t p ro b lem , w hich h a s been the' c o u n tr y t r i p - b u sin e ss m a tte r s w ill w a te rfro n t has been duly a u g u m e n t- police re in fo rc e m e n ts a rriv e d , th e c a u se of so m uch d iscu ssio n on th e be looked a f t e r by Mr. W in b u rn and , ed. T he s trik e is se rio u sly a ffe c t b a ttle becam e g e n e ra l. Mr. M oses, w hich h av e to do w ith s tr e e ts fo r th e la s t tw o days. ing th e sh ip p in g in th e h a rb o r. P ro m in e n t c itiz e n s took th e flo o r th e n e w sp a p e r fe a tu re th ey a re pro- C argo crew s a re w o rk in g on all 14 SU SA N V ILLE, C alif., A pril 29.— SE A T T L E . A pril 29.— Two b a n O I AUTA UQUA ASSO( T ATK >N a n d d iscu ssed th e s u b je c t re la tiv e n io iin S u n d e r th e n a m e of ‘Sap an d Mrs. M abel Boyle y e s te rd a y a f t e r - ' vessels h ere, b u t on m ost of them SE L E C T S ITS C O M M ITTEES to th e r e p o rt th a t th e a r r e s tin g offi- S a,t ’ R ecen tly th e P re m ie r syndi- noon e n te re d a plea of n ot g u ilty to K- V. G A R T E R AND H. C. GA LEY d its d a sh ed from a w a itin g a u to , only one crew of lo n g sh o rem en is p a rk e d o p p o site th e p la n t of th e Se c e rs had been d isc o u rte o u s to th o se e a te - ,n c • of N« w Y ork, one of th e th e c h a rg e th a t she m u rd e re d h e r AT H E A D O F P R O PO SE D At th e m ee tin g T h u rs d a y evening e n g ag ed , in ste a d of th e u su a l four. a tt le S ta r, covered F ra n k W eb ster, a rr e s te d , b u t no one could be found B e a rs t o rg a n iz a tio n s, took o v er th e h u sb a n d , J a m e s Boyle n ig litw a tc h NEW E N TE R PR ISE th e b u sin e ss m a n a g e r, a n d Miss W il of th e C h a u ta u q u a a sso c ia tio n th e to v e rify su ch a re p o rt. ¡p ro m o tio n of “ Sap a n d S a i f ’ on a ; m an , in th e ir cabin hom e h e re A p r il! , OREGON KU KLUX NAMES com th e m a M ayer, th e c a sh ie r, w ith r e v o l- , eO m m m ittee lttees s fo r tb year L a rg e sig n s h a v e been o r d e r e d .j big sc ale a n d it ¡s to be p u sh ed ag- 5th last, by sh o o tin g him t h r o u g h ! T w en ty L o cal M en M ake r P »«>«•«- TO BE MADE PUBLIC sped aw ay w ith n e a r five w ero selected , and it was th e aim , in ill kz, a X ■-» > _ * e rs, a n d a n d s i V«r w ill be e re c te d a t th e city l im - 1 Rre s aively V by th a t sy n d ic a te, tion Fund to the End that Com th e h e a rt. th o u sa n d d o lla rs. m ak in g th ese se le c tio n s to se cu re its as soon as th ey a re co m p leted , rb e tra n s c o n tin e n ta l m otor trip T h e re is w id esp read in te re s t in pany May Re G otten U nder Way T he. plea of not g u ilty follow s a n - ' W e b ste r had ju s t a rriv e d w ith th e th ° p erso n s b e st a d a p te d fo r th e du- a n n o u n c in g th e speed lim it of 2 O 'wi11 ta k e se v era l w eeks, A shland an d M edford over th e Ku for Im m ediate E n largem ent. u o u n c e m e n t by co u n ty o ffic ia ls th a t w eekly pay ro ll. T he ro b b e rs tim ed tlGS assIgned m iles w ith in th e city , a n d th e fact Klux K ian in v estig a tio n develop- Mi s. Boyle confessed . she fired th e F o llo w in g is th e list: A fte r th e th a t tw o schools a re on th e high- SE * A T O R UP F O R R E -E L E C T IO N sh o t th a t cau sed d e a th , b u t claim ed F ° ‘ th ° PaSt t h ‘‘ee m o n th s > H - C th e ir a rriv a l p e rfe c tly . : m en ts from Los A ngeles, w hich was B uilding a n d G ro u n d s co m m ittee w ay in sid e th e lim its, an d a s k in g L IN E D FO R G O N TFM P’l a rev o lv e r w as a c c id e n ta lly d is-i : G aley, w ith th e a s sis ta n c e o f E. V. ro b b ery th e b a n d its d ash ed hack t o ’ ! g re a tly in c re a se d w hen new s V a s r e M rs. E lizab etli Van S an t, Mrs. S. ev e ry o n e to p lease d riv e slow ly by EU G E N E , A pril 29.— W a ite r N. c h a rg e d w hile Boyle w as show ing C a rte r, h as been c o n d u c tin g a m ost th e if a u to an d eseappd ‘“ to (he sub- c P a tte rs o n . M r. F in le y and W. W. e iv e d th a t in ra id in g (he office of u lbs. th e schools.. Jo n e s, E u g e n e a tto r n e y an d s ta te h e r how to fire it. th e head o fficial of th e K ian on th e 1 c a re fu l a n d e x h a u stiv e in v e stig a tio n H evener. T he s ta te law p ro v id es fo r a speed s e “ a to r fo r six y e a rs, has been fined of tlie B lair g r a n ite q u a rry located P acific co ast, th e in v e s tig a tin g o f A d v e rtisin g c o m m ittee — E. J. B ar six m iles in an a ir line s o u th e a s t of n o t to exceed 20 m iles a n h o u r in $ 100 by J»<lge C oke on a c h a rg e of ficials got possession o f th e list of re tt, B ert M oses, Mrs. J. H. D ill,' a n y city , a n d th e o ffic ers in m a k in g !c o n te m p t of c o u rt. J u d g e Coke in a , A sh lan d . T he p u rp o se has been to nam es of th e O regon m em b ers of Dr. W . E. B lake, Leo F e rg u so n , H ! m a k e a co m p lete su rv e y w ith a view a r r e s ts h av e been o b se rv in g th is l a w 'tria I sev eral w eeks ago found Jo n es th e K ian an d th a t th e sam e w ould H. E lh a rt an d E. J, K aiser. a n d th e law in th is resp ect will still 'g u ilty a n d cam e to E u g e n e from to o rg a n iz ’ng a com pany on a la rg e be in te r fu rn is h e d th e n e w sp a p e rs. D eco ratin g c o m m ittee — M rs. O. he e n fo rc e d on local p a rtie s , h u t th e P o rtla n d for th e p u rp o se of sen ten c- : scale to ta k e o v er th is g ra n ite prop- W in te r, M rs. J. W . W a g n er, Mrs. ! e rty an d o p e ra te th e bu sin ess. O p to u r is ts will not be a rre s te d u n less in S him . s . WILL TRY TO W ilm er Poley, M rs. O eder. a n d Mrs. th ey a re d riv in g a t an excessive ra te tio n s have been se cu re d , title s p e r J o n e s ’ a tto rn e y s im m ed ia te ly gave R E G I LA TE C A PIT A L REN TS H. H. E lh a rt. of speed. fected, e x a m in a tio n s of th e q u a rry n o tice of a p p e al to th e s u p r e m e ' R eception c o m m itte e — C. B. L am -! In o rd e r to b e tte r p ro te c t th e c o u rt. Jo n e s w as accused of giving m ad e by e x p e rts an d m any d e ta ils W ASHINGTON, A pril 29.— Can a kin, H. T. E lm o re, Mrs. E lla B. school c h ild re n d u rin g th e h o u rs m oney to Mrs. E d ith L uick to send covered re la tin g to th e e x te n t of th e g o v e rn m e n t in te rfe re w ith th e law M ills, Mrs. J o h n H, F u lle r, an d W. w hen th ey a re going to a n d com ing! h e r tw o d a u g h te rs , who w e re w it-j g ra n ite , d a m a n d fo r it, prices th a t of supply and d e m a n d by legal e n ____________ i H. M cNair. from school. It_w as decided to h av e nesses in a c rim in a l case, o u t of the! can be o b ta in e d , fre ig n t ra te s , tra d e t a c tm e n t, and ‘g e t aw ay w ith It” ? i T ic k et c o m m itte e — V. O. N. S m ith ,' an o ffic er on d u ty a t one o r b o th o f «(ate. J o n e s w as a lto r n e y for a te r r ito r y a n d o th e r m a tte r s lik ely T he q u e stio n is to he an sw e re d by A. W. N o rb lad , s ta te s e n a to r from M rs. E. P eil. G. H. B illings and C. B MADISON, W ls., A pril 29.- T e a rsj to a ffe c t th e co n d u c t of th e b u sin e ss. C latso p co u n ty , who is o u t fo r th e L a m k in . th e schools a t th e tim e th e c h ild re n m an found g u ilty of c o n trib u tin g to experience. T he U nited S ta te s gov need m ost p ro te c tio n w ellin g -in his eyes, a convict boy,! T he re s u lts of th e s e in v e s tig a tio n s re p u b lic a n n o m in a tio n fo r n a tio n a l th e d e lin q u e n cy of th e se girls. e rn m e n t, a c tin g as a city council for once a so ld ie r se rv in g his c o u n try , have been m o st s a tis fa c to ry , a n d c o n g re ssm a n from th is d is tr ic t in It h a s been found by in v e stig a tio n th e c a p ital city, has ’e x te n d e d the of th e s e c re ta ry of th e c h a m b e r of enjoyed th e fre e a ir fo r a b rie f h o u r ¡ th e e ffo rts h av e now b o rn e fru it in o p p o sition to W. C. H aw ley th e Ball a c t, by w hich re n ts a re r e g u i to d ay w h ile by th e g rac e of G over- a v ery m a te ria l w ay. ¡ p re s e n t in cu m b e n t, w as in A shland c o m m erce th a t th e re p o rt te llin g ’ of lated a n d th e re la tio n s of te n a n t and a sig n a t G ra n ts P a ss a d v isin g m o no, B laine, he looked upon th e be- A fte r th o ro u g h ly s a tis fy in g th e m - , F rid a y a fte rn o o n s h a k in g h a n d s a n d I lan d lo rd fixed by law fo r a f u r th e r to r is ts to S ew are o f A sh la n d , is u n >ngu face ot his dead m o th e r, who selves of th e m e rit of th e p ro je c t, vis tin g w ith som e of o u r citizen s period of tw o y ears. O rig in ally e n fo u n d ed . An e ff o r t is now bein g flic l m h e r b e lie f th a t one look a t ¡M essrs. C a rte r an d G aley p r e s e n te d 1 and e n d e a v o rin g to s tre n g th e n his a cted as a w ar m ea su re to p rev en t m ad e by th e s e c re ta ry to get in ' h er w ould tu rn h e r son from a life th e m a tte r to som e of th e le a d in g 'c h a n c e s fo r n o m in a tio n . M r N o r b la d ’ p ro fite e rin g in W ash in g to n re n ta l to u ch w ith th e n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia ° CrJ nTe.’ ¿ L e t hlm 866 m y faCe’ i bU3i,,ess m en of A sh lan d , w ith th e is a m an t h a t h a s acco m p lish ed a! p ro p e rty w hen en ro m o u s dem and to w n s from w hich re p o rts have com e even it I m dead , th e m o th e r plead - th e re s u lt th a t m an y of th em be- g re a t deal of good fo r th e s ta te of sent re n ts sk y w a rd , th e a c t is now in re g a rd to such sig n s th e re . Som e ed. and I know he w ill y et be a c a m e convinced th a t th e p ro sp e c t is O regon an d it is re p o rte d from var- to be co n tin u e d as an e x p e rim e n t Y re k a c itiz e n s w ere in th e city to 111 2!' „ , e x cellen t fo r th e b u ild in g of a la rg e ions so u rces th a t he has b e tte r th a n in peace tim e re g u la tio n of c o m m e r d ay , a n d w hen a sk e d a b o u t such a T he m o th e r lived in Iow a, a n d th e ¡an d sp le n d id e n te rp ris e in th is com - a 50-50 ch a n ce to win th e n o m in a- cial re la tio n s. sig n in Y rek a, th e y sa id th e re no son is se' tin g a se n te n c e ¿or b u r- «»unity. tjon tr u t h in su ch a s ta te m e n t, a n d f u r K LA M A TH FA L L S. A pril 29 — g ' a r y ,.’jn W a u k e n ’ 'W7is- T he Sover- T w enty of th ese m en have jo in e d L. E . B ean, c a n d id a te fo r C over- ' be Ja c k so n C ounty O lym pic con-; W IL L BUCK SNOW TO L. t h e r th a t th e law s in C a lifo rn ia w e re in c re a s e of th e w . . ' n o r »1« » o t h av e ju ris d ic tio n to a l- in g u a ra n te e in g a very ----- ,‘ *’ J y®s te ' r d ’ a y a t ---- very s u b s ta n tia l nor. w as in th e city th is m o rn in g <e8t Was held T alent GATHER TROUT EGGS *° 8° ‘° f° r th<?' PrOIU° Uon fu n d to ta k e c a re of th e lo o k in g a f te r p o litical fences a n d C e n tra l P o in t w in n in g firs t place ir b e in g m o re rig id ly e n fo rc e d in m any e ig h t h o u rs fo r the” lu m b e r in d u s try X r a L :ake in d e ta ils th a n th e y a re in A shland. n e ra l so th e fu n e ra l p ro cessio n 1 P re lim in a ry expenses of in c o rp o râ t- g iv in g th e glad han d to th e citizen s th e mGet With a to ta l of 213 KLAM ATH FA LLS. A pril 29.— T_ ___ .. ... c e n te rin g a ro u n d K la m a th Fall« was In c o n n e ctio n w ith th e re p o rt t h a t held in a d v isa b le In th e re p o rt o f t h e ’ u a ye eiL fr0In W a u k e n ’ Iow a ’ t o “ lg ’ a d v e «'tising a n d p lac in g th e Mr. Bean ex p resses h im se lf as be- PO ,,lts' AH th e tow n schools of th e M. R am sd ell, Sam Budget P h il th e re w ere 100 c a m p e rs in th e M ed in v e s tig a t oli sig n ed by th e m em b ers ’ - 7 . .WÌ8" f o r . th e fu n " a t° Ck ° 7 th e c ------------ o rp o ra tio n on th e m m a ar- in g v ery m u ch g ra tifie d w ith h is p ounty w ith th e exception of Ash- M o tsc h e n b a ----- ch e r a n d a n o th e r m an r- m g v e iy m ucn g r a tu ie a w ith his —------- ~ “ fo rd g ro u n d s and only one in A sh e ra l. T h e re th e hoy. s tric k e n w ith k e t. T h is p re lim in a ry fu n d w as e a s - 1 sh o w in g and believes th a t he h as an d a n d M ed fo rd - P a rtic ip a te d . left y e ste rd a y fo r D iam ond lak e. of th e s ta te b o a rd o f co n ciliatio n lan d o n e n ig h t th is w eek, it was g rie f an d sh am e, faced his m o th e r’s ■ b ra ise d in th e last tw o o r th re e th e lead of th e field By w in n in g firs t place in y e s te r- w i><‘>'e they will g a th e r a b o u t 8.000.- W illiam F. W oodw ard, O tto R H a rt- i i , fo u n d t h a t th e re w e re o nly five or wig a n d Jo h n K. F ly n n ‘ elt to p ra y ' A fte r t h e p a ys. It w as d e sire d t h a t th e sub- d a y ’s gam es. C e n tra l P o in t won th e 000 tro u t eggs d u rin g th e next «0 six c a rs in th e M edford g ro u n d s th a t s 'lv e r tro p h y cup w hich w as p re se n t- d a >’S- After a probe e x u d i n g over a , „ X 7 ,o W a e Z r ' ! 8Cr‘,’et8 e u ty , so a TK liE T S FOR PARENT- n ig h t, a n d Mr. D o ran , a u to ca m p su ed by th e T a le n t O lym pic so ciety ; T be ™en w ill w alk to th e la k e and n u m b e r o f m en who w ere w illing to p eriod of n e a rly tw o m o n th s, d u rin g __________________ TEAt H E R S LU NCH EON SOLD e ig h t y e a rs ago, w ith th e p ro v is io n . wiI1 e n c o u n te r snow a v e ra g in g from p e rin te n d e n t, re p o rte d th a t th e re jo in th e g ro u p if n ecessary , w ere w e re six c a rs in A s h la n d ’s cam p th e ¡ 7 ^ W hkh Ume th e p,11’,loves of! n ot in clu d ed . ’ th a t th e cup sh o u ld becom e th e prop- fo u r fee; in d e p th on th e level to 12 ------------- - . th e n u lls in K la m a th co u n ty w ere on B IN E S ’ F R IE N D S S E E R P A R O L E s a m e n ig h t T he sto ck will f irs t be o ffered to A11 tic k e ts fo r th e lu n cheon T ues- e rty or th e school w inning first place feet a t th e su m m it, a c co rd in g to R ay ¡s trik e , th e b oard dec (led, a cco rd in g FDR OONVICTED RANK ER th e people of th e R ogue riv e r val- day T h e s u b je c t o f a fre e cam p g ro u n d tb e P a r e n t-T e a c h e rs associa- fo r tw o successive y e a rs in th e an- S to u t, c o u n ty g am e w arden, | to its re p o rt, th a t th e ‘ investlga-J w as d iscu ssed by th o se p re se n t, and ley in th e hope th a t th ey will secu re! tio ” a t tb e B ° ;el A shland have been n u a l field m eet. G en tral P o in t won T his season p ro m ises to be a ban- ,tlo n has not b o rn e o u t to sa tisfa c - , F rie n d s of R oland D. H ines, found e n o u g h of it to c o n tro l th e o r g a n iz a - 1 SO,d’ an d U wlH bp lin P °3»'b le to la s t y e a r, a n d th is jyear’us victory n ®>'one fo r tro u t eggs. W ard en S to u t a poll show ed th a t p ra c tic a lly every " lne “ i»r> In the circuit court tion a n d th u s keep it a hom e in d u s-j o b tain a tic k e t to a tte n d th is m e e t- '» ta k e s th e cup th e 'r p e rm a n e n t pos- 3&id- At W ood R iver, p ro b ab ly 2,- o n e fav o re d a fre e cam p g ro u n d S ev eral w en ............... t so f a . r as to .... say th a t ... ... <">'>” »• m sltt a fte r long deliberu- try w ith th e b e n e fits a c c ru in g to th e i,1S' T h e rec e Ptio n from 3 to 5 in session. 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H a rris o n B ro th e rs, of ' “ 1 11 ' *■' t’v l n g ja r e c ir c u la tin g a p e titio n fo r h i s ' th is p ro p e rty fo r six y e a rs and in a11 a re ®o rd ia ,,v in v ited to be th e co u n ty a lso held a c o n te st, first IN IT IA T E S GLAS ASS O F SIX costs. th e F o rd g a ra g e , said th ey w ould be (p aro le. T he c o u rt a n n o u n c ed th a t 1921 his o u tp u t rea c h e d a b o u t $22 - p re s e n t- ' bein ‘ g won by R uch and sec- ¡p la c e T b e A m erican L egion A u x iliary It is c le a r from ev dence s u b m it- , H ines w ould be called fo r se n te n c e w illin g to give $15 p er m o n th if o th ond place by Oak G rove, out of th e in tia te d a class of six a t th e r e g u la r 000 in value. T he w ork of th e new e r c itiz e n s d e sire d to keep th e p a rk ted th a t th e p rese n t scale for u n - ¡n ex t T u esd ay , a n d m aybe a t a still ,n in e schools th a t took p a rt. m e e tin g F rid a y . F o llo w in g th e bus- o rg a n iz a tio n in in c o rp o ra tin g a n d S T U D E N T S W IL L E D IT sk ille d lab o r will a d m it of no red n e- la te r d a te u p in t h a t m a n n e r. E lO E X E S l'X D A V R E G IS T E R r C° “ ch H u |ih “ of A sh lan d m e e tin g le a « a 8 .e rv e d to d ig - g e ttin g a d v e rtis in g m a tte r in sh a p e tion w ith living co sts as they a re H ines w as found g u ilty on an in- will be p ushed as ra p id ly a s possible. h ig h school a c te d as o fficial s ta r te r , ibles a n d m em bers. M esdam es Ash- a t p re se n t, below SNOW STILL BLOCKING !“> a n n n im »»n w age d ic tm e n t a lle g in g th e m ak in g of M r. S te w a rt of th e M edford schools c ra ft. B u rd ick a n d G arey p resid ed a and d u e a n n o u n c e m e n t will be m ad e EU G EN E. A pril 29.— T he S unday ROAR TO CRATER L A K E ^ un- false re p o rt to th e s ta te b a n k in g e x -¡w h e n sto ck s u b s c rip tio n s b e ' e d itio n “o f 7 k e E u g e n e C o r n i n g ‘ R eg- was SCGre k e e p e r' a n d J o h » R®®«on, a t th e tea tab le . D u rin g th e social can penal- a m in e r, w hen he w as in c h a rg e of ta k e n . of A sh lan d , was m a rsh a l of th e day. h o u r th e lad ies w ere favored w ith » p ^ n • " ,h e w — ■ is te r to m o rro w m o rn in g will be p u b b e e rs rs. P r e e r rry lished by th e e d itin g class of th e v T he m eet w as one of th l “ e c best ut5Sl e ev v e er r se v era l so n g n » u “ m « '» rs by oy M airs, ry c o rd in g ,0 S ta n le y C. J e w e l,, c h ln lj A re c o n ,n te n d a ,io n Z deV v H - 0 c a „ sh . ie „ r w as , hi • th e e a st CH ER RIES BRING $ 2 A POUND u n iv e rs ity school ,of jo u rn a lis m ’ ° m * 7 3<h,etiC fita n d p o h lt- ac cn m p a » i®d b>' M rs. R. L. • ' H e w as a S° v ,c e -p,'ea nce w w as as «o good, Of th e p re d a to ry a n im a l d e p a rtm e n t th e b o a rd th a t o p e ra to rs an o em ” IN SAN FR A N C ISCO T he s tu d e n ts will su p p ly a la rg “ e • a . n " d n ? th “ e 6 3 a tte te n n d “ a anCe o d ’ ° over ' pr B u rd ick “ . M rs. S. A. P e e rs, J r ., gave ¡dent of th e in s titu tio n . ISCO. , A pril nril 29.— 29 — T he n u m b e r o „c f in te ______ o f th e . b u re a u of biology, w ho re- ployes a d ju s t th e ir d iffe re n c e s SAN FR A N C .’ ISCO r p re ta tiv .1 e an . . d , fe a . tu re 1000 people being p re s e n t to w it- a ta lk on th e d u tie s an d o p p o rtn n i- on r : h 7 ™ - - — i tie s in co n n ectio n w ith th e u n it con- n irn e d ih ls m o rn in g fro m « o u th e rn th e e ig h t ho iir b asis, an d in a u g u r a te d x , ference. H er re m a rk s w ere received O regon. 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