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ASHLAND CLIMAT», wftbont 4
the aid of medlciae, cure« nine ♦
cases out of ten of asthma. ♦
This is a proven fact.
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A shland D aily T idings
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4 MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- •
4 vive th re e m o n th s in th e rich 4
4 ozone a t A sh lan d . T he p u re do- «
4 m estic w a te r helps.
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(International News W ire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
STATUS OF R. R.
IS DEFINED BY
PRES. SPROULE
SEAPLANE CARRIES
CHILD TO HOSPITAL'
LONG BEACH , Ca'lif., J u n e 23.— i
J a m e s C row ley, 5 y e a rs old, se rio u s-!
GOMPERS AGAIN
I ly in ju re d in an a u to m o b ile a c cid e n t
a t A valon, S a n ta C ajtaliua 'is la n d , : |
• w as b ro u g h t to
h o sp ita l h e re bv
se ap la n e.
H is m o th e r a n d a phys-
' ician a c co m p a n ie d him .
W h ile th e p lan e w as in f ig h t, a r-
‘ ra n g e m e n ts fo r a n a m b u la n c e to
i m eet it w ere m ad e by w irele ss from
i A valon. T h e ch ild dieM a t th e hos-
SHOWS DISASTROUS EFFECT OF petal later.
UNMERGING S. P. AND
C. P. INTERESTS
N ationals
At New Y ork 9; B rook yn 1.
At P h ila d e lp h ia 10; B oston 9.
At P itts b u r g 3; C in c in n a ti 6.
At
At
At
At
A m ericans
B oston 5; New Y ork 4.
W a sh in g to n 3; P h ila d e lp h ia ft. i
C hicago 6; C leveland 5.
D e tro it 10; St. L ouis 6.
P acific Coast L eague
(Y e s te rd a y ’s G am es)
A t V ern o n 7; P o rtla n d 2.
O pposition SJlenced and L ittle Czar
At O o ak lan d 5; S e a tt’e 4.
Is U nanim ously Chosen— Portland
A t S a c ra m e n to 5; San F ra n c isc o
S elected a s th e C onvention CSty 12.
for 1 »23.
At S alt L a k e 8; Los A ngeles 9.
pose Served by D ivorcing R oads.
No. 249
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
4 BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY 4
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
ELECTED AS LEADER OF LABOR
BODY FOR FORTy-FIRST
TERM
P oin ts Out W here In terests o f Coast!
Shippers and P assen gers W ou'd.
B e Jeopardized and No Good Pur-!
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.— J
President Sproule. of the Southern:
Pacific railroad, today gave out the
following interview in which he de
fines clearly the position of the rail-i
roads in the triangular complication
brought about by the recent un
H E R R IN ,
merging decision of the United ty-five scabs
States supreme court.
th e h o sp ita l,
“The Pacific railroad acts are re- th e s tr ik in g
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 +
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JU N E 23^192:
KI TH GETS THREE extra
DAYS FOR GOOD MEASURE
TO LIBERALIZE
VOLSTEAD LAW
EXPECT CABINET SUPPORT IN
FIGHT FOR LIGHT WINES
AND BE E R
IN AÜEO CAMP
¡C H A M B E R O F COMMERCE PUTS
ON (L E X E R PU B LIC ITY
i
W ets Are C onfident of G aining Sev
eral Congressional D istricts in the
l'ail E lection^, and D rys Adm it
E xpected Loss o f A dherents.
!
C IN C IN N A TI, O„ J u n e 23.— S a m
uel G om pers w as u n a n im o u sly r e
elected p re s id e n t of th è A m erican j
CHICAGO. J u n e 21.— W hen P r e s - 1
id e n t J o h n so n , of th e A m e ric a n '
leag u e, got th e d e ta ils of th e d iffl-i
¡c u lly b etw een B abe R u th an d Um
p ire D ineen a t C leveland y e ste rd ay ,
he gave th e Babe th re e d a y s f u r th e r
su sp en sio n .
R u th w as su sp en d ed
th re e d ays by J o h n so n y e s te rd a y , h u t
| th e official re p o rt of th e a f f a ir
, looked bad fo r th e h o m e ru n m e r, an d
th e g r e a te r p e n a lty w as assessed.
W ASH IN GTON, J u n e 2 3.— A new
s u p p o rt w ith in th e c a b in e t fo r lib e r
a liz in g th e V olstead law so as to
p e rm it th e sale of b e e r a n d w ine, h as
been revived am o n g a d m in is tra tio n
: lea d e rs, based upon th e p ro p o sal fo r
' <i liq u o r tax levy to aid in m e e tin g
i th e g o v e rn m e n t’s d e fic it a n d help
| pay fo r th e b o n u s a n d o th e r e x tra -
; o rd in a ry d e m a n d s w hich possibly
j m ay be m ade upon th e tre a s u ry .
T he w ets in co n g ress a re c o u n tin g
I upon s tro n g accessio n s to
th e ir
The
a " kR in th e fall electio n s.
d ry s f , a n k T a d m it th ey expect t o
lose som e of th e ir a d h e re n ts in th e
com ing c am p aig n . It is c a im e d by
a d v o c ate s of th e lib e ra liz a tio n of th e
STUNT
Provide M achine ami Slides Show ing
Sei nes on XX omh-i fully A ttractive
R oute tor T ourists Begium ug ami
Em ling at Lit hi., 1».,,*.
W ith th e high school hand play in g
a n d m any local c a rs besides th e
cam p n e a rly full of to u ris ts , th e first
d e m o n s tra tio n w ag given last n ig h t
Tlie L *thian c o m m itte e on Ju ly of th e new ste re o p tic a n p u rch a se d by
p a ra d e , esp ecially mb p e rta in - th e c h a m b e r of com m erce for th e
inK to th e o th e r tow ns in Ja ck so n p u rp o se of show ing th e to u ris ts
c o u n ty , p u t in a d a y ’s work y e s te r- w h at th e re is in S o u th e rn O egon.
day v isiH ng T a le n t, P hoenix, Med- Only ab o u t ten o r a dozen slides
fo rd a,ld Ja ck so n v ille .
A ssu ran c e s w ere o b ta in e d fo r th is try o u t, and
01 in te re a t a n d su p p o rt w ere given th e screen was not com pleted, so th is
^ro,n aB th e se places, an d H. K, was not in te n d e d fo r a rea l e n te r
T o n ilin son, c h a irm a n of th is cam-1 ta in m e n t.
co r,"
mm
ercial
n iitte e ’ sta tp d th a t ev ery o n e seem s ! o v T ’ he
“ 'L 17
," C,
C,a' body
” ° ,,y “ has
a s 8pent
F e d e ra tio n of L a b o r fo r his fo rty -j
i firs t term .
H is re-electio n w as w ith o u t o p p o -'
Ills., J u n e 23.
T w e n -js itio n a n d w as th e b ig g est s u rp rise !
a re d e a d , n in e a re ini o f th e co n v e n tio n , follow ing, as Iti
th e m ine is closed, a n d |d i d . v ig o ro u s a tte m p ts d u rin g t h e ’
m in e r s ’ p ra y e r is a n - j p a s t few d ays to c ry s ta lliz e oppo-
fe rre d to by M r. G ray in h i9 re c e n t j s w e re d .”
, s ltio n a g a ln s t him
s ta te m e n t as to th e a ttitu d e of th e .
T h ese w ords w ere c ru d e ly le tte re d
T h e fo rty -th ird a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n
U nion P acific on th e su p re m e c o u rt; on a sign w hich w as p o ste d on a b a r-; of th e A m erican F e d e ra tio n of La-
decision in th e S o u th e rn P acific- b e r sh o p in M ain s tr e e t h e re , a s h o rt > b o r w ill be held a t P o rtla n d , O re-
CHICAGO, J u n e
23. — W illiam
(S
a
ilo
r)
F
rie
d
m
a
n
,
th
e lig h tw e ig h t
C e n tra l P acific case, a n d in w hich he d ista n c e
from
th e
m o rg u e t h a t jg o n , in O ctober, 1923. P o rtla n d r e
p
u
g
ilist,
has
been
co
n
victed
of m u r
ex p ressed th e d e sire of th e U nion h o u se s m ost of th e v ictim s of th e je e iv e d 26,174 votes to 4334 fo r
to be co»‘‘>ig to Ash and th is y e a r,! -.
iU ready 1,1
p an and
P acific to a c q u ire th e C e n tra l P a m in e w a r th a t p rev a ile d h e re la te ! H o u sto n , Texas.
I d e r a n d se n te n c ed to 14 y e a rs in
b
u
t
th
a
t
m
ucb
w
ork
w
as
n
e
c
essa
ry
*
ne<
PSsitate
a
fo
n
sid
e ra b e
- ________________ ,,L_
cific. T h a t d e s ire is ad v a n ce d w ith W e d n esd a y a n d th ro u g h m ost of!
J o lie t p riso n . He w as found g u ilty
*° see i b a *
th e c o m m u n ities w ere ,« *
l,>' 1 , 1
to m ake
F o re st G rove— S tu d e n t a p a rtm e n t of th e sla y in g of Abe R ubin.
th e su g g e stio n t h a t sin ce th e Union T h u rsd a y . I t a p p a re n tly ty p ifie s th e !
¡th
e
p
ro
p
o
sitio
n
w
h
a
t
it
sh
o
u ld he.
T he m u rd e r is said to have been ■ V o ,stead la w a n d by m any o ffic ia ls r e ln e s e n te d in th e p a ra d e .
i «start-
P a c ific an d C e n tra l P acific w ere fee lin g p re v a le n t in th is d is tric t.
¡h o u se w ith 24 tw o room s u ite s to be
th e o u tco m e of a v u n g eau ce con- th a t a ,)Per an d w ine ta x w ould
r b e c o m m ittee will c o n tin u e th e * * 1I1K *"in -'th ia p a rk , th e to n r
c o n s tru c te d u n d e r th e P acific ra il-
T he d isp o sitio n h e re seem s to be b u ilt.
ro ad a c ts, th e se a c ts re q u ire a con-) to re g a rd th e a f f a ir a s a closed in -j
E u g e n e fru it g ro w e rs ’ d r ie r p la n t sp ira c y u n d e rta k e n by F rie d m a n an d ’ig h te n th e b u rd e n of ta x a tio n a n d w ork to o th e r to w n s a n d coin m n III- ist c e n te r of .southern O regon, th e
'i s i t o r sh o u ld lie show n a co m p lete
tin u o u s line.
T he fact is c o n g re s s ; c id e n t. O u tsid e of th e crow ds t h a t to be e n la rg e d
his frie n d s, in re p ris a l fo r an alleg ed sim p lify th e p rese n t problem of tieS’ a n d a r e P°vt will be m ade to
idea
of th e w o n d erfu l trip to C ra te r
th e g e n e ra l c o m m itte e at its m ee tin g
heavy fin a n c in g .
c o n te m p la te d t h a t th e th ro u g h lin e i a re p o u rin g in to gaze a n d s n e e r up-
in s u lt to F r ie d m a n ’s sis te r.
; to n ig h t.
T he L itliia n s a re a com L ake, via M edford. P ro sp e c t. A nna
m ig h t be o p e ra te d in s e p a ra te ow n- on th e v ictim s in th e m o rg u e s, e v e ry
W il1 C ohen w as a ’so co n victed a n d ;
p lete c o m m itte e on th e p a ra d e fea- creek canyon, and then a ro u n d tf. e
ersbpp by tw o co m p an ies, fo r con th in g is q u ie t h ere.
receiv ed a lik e se n te n c e, and Max j
i ini and dow n to F o rt K la m a th and
. tu r e of th e c e le b ra tio n .
g ress by th e a c t of May 6, 1870, fix-
T h e know n v ictim s of th e w a rfa re
M iller a n d David E d e lm a n , In d ic te d '
I K la m a th lake, and back o v er th e
ed th e com m on te rm in u s a n d p o in t now n u m b e r 20 k illed a n d 18 ser-
on th e sam e c h a rg e , w ere found n o t
¡D ead In d ia n ro ad to L ake of th e
XX ILL SPE N D OVER $ 5 0 ,0 0 0
o f ju n c tio n o f U nion P acific w ith iio u s ly w ounded. M any a re still un-
g u ilty .
ON REDDING XXATERXVORKS ¡W oods, and re tu rn to L ith ia p ark .
th e C e n tra l P acific a t a p o in t n e a r acco u n te d for, a n d th e d e a d m ay
F ru its and flow ers, h u n tin g and
R ED D IN G , Ca if., J u n e 2 3 — T he
th e s ta tio n a t O gden w ith in th e lim -i te a c h 50.
T he p ro p e rty loss will
fish
in g scenes, d a iry in g an d hav in g
P acific Gas an d E le c tric has a p p ro
its of nin e se ctio n s of lan d d e scrib ed a m o u n t to h u n d re d s of th o u s a n d s of
p ria te d $53,730 to m ak e im prove- scenes, etc., m ight be d isplayed. T he
in th e a c t; an d a u th o riz e d th e tw o d o lla rs. E v e ry th in g a b o u t th e m ine-
m
e n ts on th e R edding w a te r w o rk s trip 'U' A s h a n d creek a n d to th e
coiWpanies to e n te r upon a n d possess of th e S o u th e rn Illin o is Coal com
E. R. D avis, e n g in e e r in
„ . J tOp of M ount A shland m akes a sce
D av|s. e n g in e e r in charge,, a r- j
th e s e la n d s in eq u al s h a re s.
T he pany th a t c o il'd be d e stro y e d , w as
'¡riv e d y e ste rd a y to begin w ork on th e nic triji u n su rp a sse d , a n d s h o ii’d he
P a c ific ra ilro a d a c ts re q u ire sim p ly i w iped o u t by d y n a m ite an d fire
show n on th e screen.
j job.
that the line from O m aha to O gden
— ------------------- -— -
T he choicest colored slides a re
W A SH IN G TO N , J u n e 23.— A com
and from Ogden to San Francisco be
.!
CLA R K SB U R G , W. V a.. J u n e 23.
q
u
ite expensive, b u t m u st be o b
p le te recess of th e h o u se of r e p r e - 1
operated as a physically connected
, j
Two s tr ik in g coal m in e rs, both
tain
e d to do p ro p e r ju stic e to th e
s e n ta tiv e s for fo u r o r fiv e w eeks,
line, not in the sense of ownership,;
¡fo re ig n e rs, w ere sh o t to d e a th w hen
su b je c t.
A nyone who believe« th is
from J u n e 30, w as proposed to d ay
but as a matter of not breaking the!
a m ob of a h u n d re d s tr ik e r s a tta c k e d
is feasib le a n d d e sira b le plan,- m ay
by R e p u b lic a n L e a d e r M ondell.
line by putting obstacles in the way
¡a s tr e e t c a r b e a rin g d e p u ty s h e riff s ,'
help it a lo n g - b y a c o n trib u tio n to
T he recess will be e ffe c te d by an
which would prevent unobstructed
th e c h a m b e r of com m erce b u d g et
T he c o m m ittee , c o n sistin g of M iss ot|,*cers aMd em ployes of th e H udson ;
a d jo u rn m e n t fo r t h a t p eriod u n d e r a
movement. They were to be oper
fo r 1 922.
G race C h a m b e rla in , Dr. E. A. W oods ’ o a * com pany from C la rk s b u rg to
c o n c u rre n t re so lu tio n to be passed
ated without discrimination of one'
a n d Dr. W. E. B lake, a p p o in te d >ast k s m in ln S P la n t a t R e y n o ld sv il’e.
by th e h o u se a n d th e se n ate .
road against the other, no matter
n ig h t to re p re se n t th e c h a m b e r o f 1- 1 bis inine resu m e d on a n o n-union
KANSAS CITY BUSINESS XIAN
who operates them. When the Un-i
com m erce, held a m e e tin g th is f o r e - j basis fo u r d ays ago
XISITS I RIEXD IN ASHLAND
ion Pacific sytseni |n Mr. Harriman’s
NEW YORK VACATES THE
noon
w
ith
Dr.
C
ovington
a
t
th
e
H
o-'
“
—
time, got control of Southern Pacific
FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE
W ililam R eed, a w ta ltliy b u sin ess
tel A sh la n d , to d isc u ss th e lo ca tin g ) LOCAL G A RA G E MAN
the position of the Central Pacific,
Thft m u d d ,e o v er th e m a n a g e m e n t
N E W YO RK , J u n e 23.— T he New I of a b ra n c h of th e R o c k e fe lle r:
m an an d S h rin e r of K an sas C ity.
A
R
R
E
S
T
E
D
IN
M
ED
FO
RD
now discussed, remained unchanged
W E L L S V IL L E , O., J u n e
T h e tra f fic w as h a n d le d d u rin g t h a t ! ° i
C ia te r L ake hotel h as fin -; Y ork S ta te Boxing com m ission to d ay fo u n d a tio n
Mo., in com pany w ith his fam ily, a r-
in s titu te
in
J a c k so n
_______
Two
m en w ere in sta n tly k illed , th e re rived in A shland a few days ago In
c o n tro l as It h a s been h a n d le d since
y been c le a re d UP b>’ A. L. P a rk - ru le d th a t J h o n n y Ki b a n e of C !e v e -iCOUnty’ A fte r severftl Q uestions had
G eorge C line w as a rre s te d la st ev-
t h a t c o n tro l en d ed . I t is to be n o t e d ! , * 1 se ,lin g lus in te re a ts to a P o rt-; land had vacated th e title of w o rld ’s) beeu ask ed a n d t b « P urpose of th e e n in g in M edford by C hief of Police o th e rs n a rro w ly escaped in ju ry a n d a big to u rin g c a r. on h is w ay hom e
f om th e S h rin e r convention a t San
t h a t w hen M r. H a rrim a n c o n tro lle d
c o n ip a n y - " I n c h ta k e s im rn e d i-, fe a th e rw e ig h t c h a m p io n by f a i l in g ' iu 8 titu te d iscu ssed a t le n g th , to g e th - T im o th y , and h e ’d u n til local o fli-
b o th U nion P acific a n d S o u th e rn P a - '* ? 6 p o ssessio n * a n d wil1 a t o »cp get to a c ce p t th e c h a lle n g e of J o h n n y ! e r w ith th e b e n e flts to be d e riv e d . e e :s a rriv e d to b rin g him back to w hen a c o n sig n m e n t of n itro g ly c e r F ran cisco , an d stopped to pay a visit
ine exploded in an a u to m o b i’e in th e to his old c la ssm a te and hoyhogd
clflc he never a tte m p te d to ta k e fh e , h° te rea d y f° r th e ° P e n in g on I D u n d ee of New Y ork. K ilb a n e no; th e c o m m itte e w as u n a n im o u s in th e A sh lan d la te r in th e evening. He s tre e t h e re today.
frie n d , XV. L. Maxey, w ho lives on
lo n g er w ill be reco g n ized in New o p in io n th a t it w ould be
g r e a t w as a rr e s te d on th e c h a rg e of driv-
away the Central Pacific portion of I Juty first.
It
w
as
im
possib
e
to
find
all
th
e
A
llison stre e t.
th in g fo r J a c k so n co unty.
ing a c a r w ith a d e a le r ’s license a t-
the Southern Pacific from the latter! E ric V. H a u se r, o w n e r of th e Mul-i Y ork s ta te as th e ch am p io n
of
th
e
bodies
of
th
e
tw
o
vie
)
Mr. Reed and fa in i’y a re m ak in g
Fivi e c o u n tie s in O regon a re to be ta c h e d , w hen he w as not a d e a le r.
aad attach it to the Viv
nomah hote1’ ,s Presidp"t of the)
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x
and sto p -
selected in w hich i a u b uiauvii
ra n c h of
th e e In
a d d u itio
n , u it is
is th
* , one body w as h u rle d th e ir way a lo n g ’e isu re ly • ......
“ T h e P aclffc ra ilro a d act« w e re i n - ! C° m p a n y : R ‘c h a rd w P ric p > m an a -! G IR L A P P L IE S FO R LICENSE
ui m
in .tu
u iu ii,
in o o u u g g n h t t by
t>v local
local .. * u „ „ ,i '
.......
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sta
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lish
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,
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; g e r of th e M u ltn o m ah , is vice-presi-
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in
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titu
te
will
be
FR O M JO C K E Y CLUB
tended to provide for that kind of;
° _______________
jar<‘ ilr lig h ted w ith A shland am i th is
! no tim e is to be w asted if J a c k so n d is ta n t p a rts w ith th e la rg e red c a r * "
operation which the laws have since d e n i anil m a n a g in g 'd ire c to r of th e
I v icin ity , o f w hich th e y have seen
new
c
o
rp
o
ra
tio
n
;
V
ernon
V
a
w
te
r,
ofj
N
E
W
Y
O
RK
,
J
u
n
e
23.—
M
iss
L
o
-'
co
u
n
ty
is
to
he
one
of
th
e
five.
D
r.
w
hich
he
had
se
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d
from
H
a
rriso
n
made universal. ' Those w’ere the
FEE SYSTEM FOR AUTO
c o n sid e ra b le a n d th in k iL th e m ost
M edford, • is -------
tr e a s , u ..v
r e r n , u .,, a n d i,i,, G m
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w in ii n e ‘evuiiiiiieim
r of a n u m
e n d s th a t
inner ire in n a a T n ric u k m
’ ***siu
s - ! tu C a ovington
i a b ud- rec
¡ B o ro m th m ers,
a n d did not have title to
days before shippers enjoyed j v g I ------------
PARK S IS SATISFACTORY b e a u tifu l scen ery of a n v e n c o u n te re d
T h e ! CO, JnS ° f th e sa m e City’ is se c re " ! b e r of rodeos in th e w est, to d ay a p -¡S pt of a t 'e a s t $10,000 be used in I a s yet.
right to route their freight.
i
- i
since leav in g th e ir hom e in M issouri.
ra ilro a d s a t t h a t tim e d e s ig n a te d t a r y ' T he coA|alderatlon oE th e sa le : plied to th e Jo ck ey c lu b fo r a jo ck - e a c h c o u n ty fo r th is w o rk .
T his
He is b ein g h eld in th e local ja il
EU G EN E, Or., J u n e 23.— E v i
the routing. The present l o n g - d i s - ' ^ DOt made Pub,ic’
ey’s license- n'U“
T he Jo c k ey club s e c r e - ; w ould ta k e c a re of ‘u--------
th e co u n ---
ty d J*
ire c - ‘ u n til he c a lm s dow n so t h a t he can
ta r y a t firs t refu se d to c o n sid e r th e ! to r, tw o n u rse s, a clin ical lab o ra - bp ta k e n in to c o u rt a n d given a dence th a t th e cam p g ro u n d fee sy s
tance ticketing, too, was largely un-
PORTLAND COUPLE MARRIED
tem a d o p te d th is season by m ost ofi
a p p lic a tio n , th e n w hen to ld of th u J to r y w ith a c e rta in a m o u n t of r e - ' h e a rin g .
known. Today, on the contrary, ev-j SISSON TO LAUNCH DRIVE
AT XIETIIODIST PARSONAGE
th e c itie s of w estern O regon is prov-i
y o u n g w o m a n ’s h o rse m a n sh ip , con- s e a rc h w ork,
Clirte lias been in th e city only a
ery s h ip p e r ro u te s h is f re ig h t over!
FOR A SUMMER SCHOOL
s e a te d . T he a p p lic a tio n w ill be con
T h e re w ould be one d ire c to r of s h o rt tim e, an d has tra n s a c te d a ing a success is c o n ta in ed in a h a lf '
N ew ton G. Jo h n sto n a n d A im ee
the line he designates, requires a!
- ■ —
sid e re d a t th e n e x t m e e tin g o f th e th e s ta te who w ould have g e n e ra l g r e a t deal of b u sin ess on p ra c tic a ’ly dozen e t t e r s ree<$ ved by th e E u g en e O. P ech in , of P o rtla n d , w ere m ar-
bill of lacing showing that routing,
SISSON, Calif., June 23- T he, s te w a rd s.
c h a rg e o f all th e w o rk in th e five) no c a p ita l w h a te v er, h a v in g first c h a m b e r of com m erce from cliam -j , ie(I W ednesday m o rn in g a t th e
and it Is given him without question.) Sison chamber of com m efce next
co u n ties. T his s ta te d ire c to r w o u ld ! re n te d th e L ith ia g a ra g e , but upon b e rs of com m erce in as m any c it ie s .1 M eth o d ist p a rso n a g e by Rev. C. A.
This the law requires, and it could weei[
w l'i la u n c h its c a m p a ig n t o , SE N A T E C O M M ITTEE PR O B IN G
Mrs. Jo h n s to n becam e
c o lla b o ra te w ith th e s ta te b o ard o f 'b i s fa ilu re to pay re n t, w as ejected All re p o rt th e re is no d issa tisfa c tio n E d w ard s.
not be withheld, even If the railroad ra is e a $20,000 fund to p u rc h a se
E X C E S S IV E G A SO LIN E P R IC E
w
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th
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and
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te
d
w
ith th e E d w ard s fam -
h e a ’tli a n d w ould receiv e r e p o r t s 'b y Mr. S m ith , th e o w n e r. He th en
wished to withhold it. Remember, m ore lan d fo r th e Mt. S h a sta sum i
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Or., and she in sisted
fro m th e d ire c to rs of th e five conn- re n te d a g a ra g e on P io n e e r
however, the
, , court
L did not justify its m er school a n d to help th e S ie rra !
W A SH IN G TO N . J u n e 23. __ A
la
st
re
g
iste
re
d
,n
the
"
n w m u n icip al cam p th a t he be th e m in is te r to p e rfo rm
tie s on th e w ork accoinp ish ed each a n d was a p p a re n tly g e ttin g a lo n g in
yec*a t
ects on b> le fe re n e e to t h e ; c iub
gan p r a n c jsco b uild a r e s t! q u e s tio n n a ir e in te n d e d to
unco v er) w eek, th e se to be com piled and a fine sh ap e.
'g ro u n d s , d e sp ite p riv a te a u to cam ps, h e r w ed ding cerem o n y , and so cam e
P a c ific rg /lro a d a c ts, n e ith e r did th e house on Mt S h as(a
j,
a leged excessive p rices fo r g a s o ’ine d e ta ile d re p o rt se n t to each co u n ty !
He appegj*ed b e fo re th e citv cc-un-
’
b ere lb e firs t °* tl,e week to m ak e
cou rt take cognizance of the trans-,
p o rta tio n a c t of 1920. T he d e c i s i o n '«
,
*
gG ,nVe8tOr in a n d o th e n f«el oils w as o rd e re d d i s - 'a s to w h at had been done in t h e i c il T u esd ay n ia h t and asked ne,-m is.
MEN H ELPING
a a r rr a a n n g g e e m
m e e n n ts
ts to
to th
th a a t t end.
Mr.
i b h a s ta pi o p e n es, h as o ffe red to trib u te d am o n g p ro d u c e rs a n d deal- sta te .
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evening,
sion to m ak e a d riv e w a y over th e
was expressly
placed v UP? ?
t
th ®!give a d o lla r fo r ev ery d o lla r ra ise d e rs by th e s e n a te c o m m itte e w hich
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tra v e in g by a u to from P o rtla n d .
sidew alk betw een th e Yockev R ealty
c o u r t s c o n s tru c tio n of th e S h erm an ) by th e Si8son chaniber> s0 tb a t ho(J was a p p o in te d
to in v e s tig a te th e
T h e re w as an a tte n d a n c e of a b o u t ¡o ffice a n d th e J o rd a n E le c tric sto re ,
H arold
Sim pson and
M eredith
A w edding b re a k fa s t follow ed th u
a n ti - tr u s t law . a n d t h a t a lo n e T h a t bas onIv to r a ,ge , 10>000
d om estic
oil s itu a tio n .
100 a t th e picnic forum held a t th e : s ta tin g th a t he had ren te d th e va- BeaVftr« U n iv e rsity of O regon s tu - cerem ony, and th e co u p le left th e
the Southern Pacific has at all times j_______________________ __________ j
picnic g ro u n d s in L ith ia p a rk la s t! c a n t lot th e r e a n d w as going to in- dentR ln A sh lan d for th e su m m e r sam e day for th e so u th , e x p e ctin g to
p e rfo rm e d it» d u tie s a n d o b lig a tio n s ' needs a n d legal re q u ire m e n ts w hich ■ D EC O R A TED CA R ON TOUR
(e v e n in g to listen to Dr. W . P r a tt sta 1 a place to w ash c a rs.
v acatio n , have been an n ex ed to th e visit Y osem ite a n d r e tu r n bv C ra ie r
u n d e r th e P acific ra ilro a d a c ts, w as te rm s of th e P acific ra ilro a d a c ts
p
TO
BOOST
CEIÆBRATÏON
;
C
ovington
of
th
e
R
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c
k
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r
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It
now
a p p e a rs th a t he had all of a ra d e c o m m itte e of th e J u ly 4 th L ake and P elican Bav.
a ck n o w j^d g ed by U nion P acific of-j te rm s of th e P acific ra ilro a d a c ts
a tio n , (whose h e a d q u a r te r s a r e In | his belo n g in g s in th e c a r w ith him c e e b r a ti o n . a,ld a re am o n g th e chief
ficlals in th e ir te s f m o n y in c o u r t ., d u rin g th e p a s t 5ft y e a rs w ill en fo rce
L. F. F e rg u so n , c h a irm a n of t h e ¡ j j ew Y ork citv.
T h is JUIMiE FRUSTRATES TRADE
T he p u rp o se of Dr. ¡w h e n a rre s te d in M edford, a n d was p ro m o te rs of th e big event.
“ F u ll fa ith h as been k e p t w ith „the com p lian ce d u rin g th e y e a rs to a d v e rtis in g c o m m itte e fo r th e J u ly i
IN HUSBANDS AND XVIY ES
U nion P acific, th e g o v e rn m e n t an d com e. T h e flow of th e tra ffic over! 4 th c e le b ra tio n , is to u rin g th e vaj-i C o v in g to n ’s visit to A shland was to a v o id in g th e dow n tow n section i n ' week tb p X a ie a s sis tin g L. F. F erg u -
an
e
ffo
rt
to
g
et
th
ro
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g
h
th
a
t
place
son
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PrOmo
tin
g
th
e
p
u
b
lic
ity
end
th e people. As to th e clo sin g of th e all lin es a n d by an y r o u te is fre e ley to d ay in a h ig h ly d e c o ra te d c a r, • ^ esen t to J a tk s o n coun+r a m a tte i
RO SEB U RG , J u n e 23.— T h a t s u f
*bfl Pr ° P ° s itio n .
co -o p e ra tio n on th e p a r t of th e w ith o u t being c a u g h t.
g a te w a y , th a t is a m ere fig u re of a n d open w h e re v er th e t a r if f ra te s acco m p an ied by Hal; Sim pson an d
ficien
t evidence had been in tro d u c ed
fo
u
n
d
a
tio
n
for
th
e
a
d
v
a
n
c
e
m
e
n
t
of
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sp eech . T h e law s h av e robbed any a re in e ffe c t as th e law re q u ire s, M ered ith B eaver, who a re b o o stin g
XAI.ENTINK, INJURED
to
lead
th e c o u rt to believe a p 'a n
th
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h
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a
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in
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re
s
ts
of
th
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railroad of t h e p o w er to close a ! H ence th e su g g e stio n th a t in o rd e r th e p ro g ra m .
CROP
AVIATOR, TO R E C O R D w as on foot fo r a tra d e in wives
T
his
o
ffe
r
is
m
ad
e
to
selected
coun-
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TTIN
G
I
P
HAY
gateway. T h e only c o n tro l a ra il- to com ply w ith th e P acific ra ilro a d *
---- ------ •
an d h u s b a n d s was th e dec « ’•ation
tie s in each s ta te w hich show in-
ro a d h a s o v e r its tra ffic is th e m o ra l a c ts th e C e n tra l P acific m u st be to rn COST OF L IU NG INCREASES
H en ry K irby, of th e E a st Side
RED D IN G , Ca if., J u n e 23.— W ord of J u d g e H am ilto n today in re fu s in g
te
r
e
s
t
an
d
p
ro
g
re
ss
a
lo
n
g
th
ese
lines.
c o n tr o l t h a t sp rin g s from th e good from th e S o u th e rn P acific is w ith -
ONE PER CENT IN MONTH
Dr. C ovington w as g re a tly in te r- m e a t m a rk e t, was in th e city y e ste r- has been received from W . S. V alen- a div o rce d e c re e to Mrs. R uby S leep-
wlH a n d fa v o r of th e s h ip p e r o r t r a - ,o u t m erit, a n d e sp e c ia l'y so w ith due
who
ask ed se p a ra tio n
from
d in th e p a rk an d a u to cam p dav a f te r hav in g sp e n t th e la st sev- tin e in Los A ngeles at. th e b ed sid e er,
v e le r w ho uses th e ra ilro a d .
T h e re g a rd to th e p u b ic in te re s t. T he
N E W Y O RK . J u n e 23.— T he cost g . ro u n d s, a n d s ta te d th a t in a rec e n t e ra l days on bis ra n c h on W a g n e r o f his Snn. D elb ert V a le n tin e, w ho M onty S leeper, of G lendale,
S o u th e rn P acific a s now c o n s titu te d public a re in te re s te d in th e b e st ra il- of liv in g fo r A m erican w age e a rn e rs to u r th ro u g h F lo rid a an d th e A t'a n - c re e k - n e a r
h a v in g been en- w as in ju re d in an a ir p ja n e c ra s h la s t
It
w as c h a rg e d th a t an a rra n g e -
could n o t o f its ow n m otion d iv e rt a w ay serv ice given th em w ith th e n c re a se d one te n th of 1 per c e n t in ^jc coag| p a rk s arid cam ps he h a d ! RaRed ' n I,u H-In K up his firs t c u ttin g w eek, th a t th e son has reg a in e d con- m e n t betw een Mrs. C leveland
anil
to n o f fre ig h t o r one p a s se n g e r fro m • g re a te s t co n v en ien ce to th e m . T he th e m o n th e n d in g M ay 15, m a k in g
of a lta lfa . T he to ta l a m o u n t put. up seto u sn ess
reco g n izin g
a ll
th b se Mrs. S leeper had been m ade, w here
the U nion P a c ific; n e ith e r co u ld th e public h av e n o th in g to gain by forc- th e in d ex 154.9 o r 54.9 p e r cen t:! visited w ere n o th in g to co m p a re w as 125 tons, a n d both of h is la rg e a b o u t him.
H e w ill recover.
w
ith
A
s
h
la
n
d
’s.
by b o th w ^re to o b ta in d ivorces a n d
Union Pacific of Its ow n m o tio n ; ing th e S o u th e rn P acific in to tw o above th e J u ly 1914 fig u re , a n d 24.3
b a rn s a re now filled to th e lim it, a n d ,
th
e h u s b a n d s to tra d e wives.
only the shipper or passenger can when th e lin es a s a u n it a re best per cent below the peak of July,
th e next c u ttin g will have to be,
Siletz planing mill has orders to
do it. The same policies and public' fitted for the service required.’
1920.
Try the classified columns.
stacked outside.
i run all summer.
FOR MORDER
RECESS FOR
EM WEEKS
ATTACK IS
HOTEL AT CRATER
A want ad will sell it.