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(International News Wire Service
VOLUME 3
(Successor to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, Voi. 43)
5. P. MAKES PLEA
TO ITS EMPLOYES
NOT TO STRIKE
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16 IRRIGATION PROJECTS
P R O P O S E D N E A R R ID D L E
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R O SEB U R G , J u n e
26.— S ixteen
: irr ig a tio n p ro je c ts h av e been a g re e d I
At
to by fa rm e rs re s id in g n e a r R iddle, ■
At
as th e re su t of th e a d v e n t of e ’ec-j
: tric a l pow er, w hich will be s u p p lie d '
At
i from th e line now b ein g c o n s tru c te d
At
! by
th e
C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n
P ow er
: com pany.
R id d le is c o n s tru c tin g a
d is tr ib u tio n sy stem fo r both w a te r:
At
a n d lig h ts, a n d e x te n sio n in to th e
At
; r u r a l d is tric ts to p ro v id e p o w er fo r
At
G ENERA L MANAGER D Y ER CON '! irrig a tio n is b e in g a rra n g e d .
PLUNG ED THROUGH SCREEN ON 5-7.
TENDS CONDITIONS DO NOT
F IF T H FLOOR OF CHICAGO
At
W ARRANT ACTION
HOTEL
Mnintu ns That Under R e-C lassifica
tion, D espite D ecreases o f I-abov
Hoard, Men A re Paid 3 0 to 110
Per cent More th an D uring War.
* MALARIA GERMS c a n n o t su r-
<8» vive th re e m o n th s In th e rich
ozone a t A sh lan d . T h e p u r e do-
m estic w a te r helps.
* -
M EETS DEATH
IN AWFUL LEAP
E
I
w a s E ngaged E leven Y ears a» th e
Lum ber B u sin ess in M edford and!
Is Survived by W ife and Two)
Sm all Children.
N a tio n a ls
P h ila d e lp h ia 9; B oston 5.
C hicago 6; P itts b u rg 4.
A m ericans
B oston 4; New Y ork 6.
C leve a n d 6; St. L ouis 0.
P a c ific C o a st Ije a g u e
(Y e s te rd a y ’s G am es)
V ern o n 4-12; P o rtla n d 6-6.
O ak lan d 2-6; S e a ttle 1-1.
S a c ra m e n to 6-3; San F ra n c isc o
E KILLED
AS AUTO STAGE
JUMPS GRADE
FA R M
W O RRY D R IV E S
AGED MAN TO DEATH
L I G E N E, J u n e 26. — A ndrew
JaP heon ,Ci u an , 80 y e a rs o!d. m em -!
; b e r o f a we 1 know n p io n e e r fam ily ;
of L an e c o u n ty , co m m itted su icid e
.S a tu rd a y by b a n g in g h im se lf fro m '
, a l a t t e r in th e b a rn on his farm in
th e C loverdale n eig h b o rh o o d .
He
had been ill an d m em b ers of his-
fam ily sa id be bad w o rried because
he could fine no one to a ssist him in
.t h e m anagem ent! o f his 500 a c re
TWO MEN AND BABY VICTIMS AS
farm .
BIG GUNS FROM ASHLAND TARE
MACHINE TURNS BOTTOM
S a lt L a k e 7-6; Los A ngeles 3-4.
PART IN NEW HIGHWAY
SIDE UP
DEDICATION
13210539
15us Contained T hirteen P assengers
J e sse Win b u m , B eri Moses, A. L.
And Survivors D eclare Accident
Richm ond and Y lce-P reddent Mc-
Was Unavoidably Caused by H lt-
t ormick o f (h e S. p . Help Sw ell
t n g a Scan tlin g in Road.
ProcessbHi to Cavea.
SAN FRA N C ISCO , J u n e 26.— An
CHICAGO, J u n e 26.— F r a n k G.
RED D IN G , C a’if., J u n e 4 6 .— A n!
GRANTS PASS, J u n e 2 6 .—Ju d g -
a p p e a l to S o u th e rn P a c ific em ployes
O w en, of M edford. O r., p lu n g ed to
in q u e s t is to be held th is a fte rn o o n
|t
n
g
from th e long line of a u to m o -
to c o n sid e r th e fa c ts in th e case
h is d e a th from th e fifth flo o r w in
to probe in to th e d e a th of th re e p e r-j
;
biles
th a t have been p o u rin g into
c a re fu lly a n d th e n vote a g a in s t th e
dow of a h o tel h e re la s t n ig h t. It
sons a n d th e in ju ry ot' five o th e rs ,
j tow n from every d ire c tio n all day
p ro osdd ra ilro a d s tr ik e is m ad e by
is believed t h a t w hile s u ffe rin g from
w hen an a u to m o b ile s ta g e , c a rry in g
__ ______
y e ste rd a y a n d to day, it. w ould seem
J. H. D yer, g e n e ra l m a n a g e r o f th e
n ig h tm a r e he p lu n g ed th ro u g h th e
ten
so u th b o u n d
p a sse n g e rs fro m '
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Be-
w ire sc re e n to th e c o u rty a rd below’. !
S o u th e rn
P a c ific co m p an y in
a
t
, P o rtla n d , sk id d e d a t a tu rn , 40 m iles i KLAM ATH FA L L S, J u n e 25. S. as if a ll ro ad s in s o u th e rn O regon
s ta te m e n t j u s t issu ed to th e shop cau8e blle P °sed fo r a p h o to g ra p h j
w as n o t ^ e ad w’h en picked up
BOSTON, J u n e 26.— B abe R u th i n o rth o f R e d d in g la te y e ste rd a y , ' w N’eat, 50 y e a rs of age, w ho re- led to G ra n ts P ass an d th e Jo sep h in e
a n d m a n te n a n c e of w ay m en. R e - i* nd tb e re s u ltin g p ic tu re show ed a j b u t bad y c ru s h e d a n d u n c o n sc io u s., c e le b ra te d his r e tu r n to th e lin e u p ,-oiled off th e g ra d e an d tu rn e d b o t - isidei1 on a sm a ll c h ick en ra n c h on caves. T h e re was a big re p re icntn-
fe rrln g to th e tw o p rin c ip a l p o in ts b e a u tifu lly
c u rv e d
ci^pid s
b o w i j jg 8 u rv l v e i u n til a n e a rly h o u r th is a fte r
Gve d a y ’s su sp en sio n , b y , tom sid e up.
¡th e K eno road a b o u t one m ile f r o m > w h k h T i '
11 ,b e P arade.
.
. d . ead
.
w ir
hich
e re e a rly th is m o m -
to be voted o n : firs t, w h e th e r t h e m o u tb ’ a n d a b a ird re s s such a s isj m o rn in g .-
! k n o c k in g his e ig h th hom
e ru
ru n n ot
of th
th e e
une
T he dead a re : L eslie Senev, o f !* th i,i.
is city, was found
in a c h a ir iin
on form , ed h *C
. seaso n , in th e g am e w ith th e R e d 'A n a h e m; Ca if., a n d his baby, a n d in bis h ouse a b o u t 8 o ’clock F r i d a y i w pr„ p.a i°U T ° 1
ra ilro a d sh a ll h a v e th e r ig h t to con-! fro w n ed upou by th e f a c u lty - t h e i
caves. and u 1
-* Y * re g aily d e c o ra te d w ith b a n n e re ts
tr a c t th e ir sh o p s to o u tsid e rs , a n d ! p ic tu re ot M lss G la d y® L a v e rty , lo cal,
M r. Owen w as a re s id e n t of S is k i- ' Sox- He scored tw o m en a h e a d * o " f j> Ohn Jo h n so n , of Los A ngeles. None
n ig h t, by M. R. S pencer, a n e ig h b o r.! a d v e rtisin g th e big c e le b ra tio n m
second, w h e th e r o r n o t th e la s t w age b ’gb school p iiz e b e a u ty , an d m e m - |y OU H e ig h ts, M edford, a n d h ad been bim .
..
Y
v e ie o ratio n m
of th e in ju re d a re se rio u sly h u rt. N e a t h ad p re d ic te d he w ould die
re d u c tio n s h a ll 'b e a c c e n te d , D yer b e r of tb e class to g ra d u a te , w as en g ag ed in th e lu m b e r b u sin e ss in
T hey in clu d e C. C. N o rth g a rd , o f , th is m a n n e r, n e ig h b o rs said . D e a th '
° U ' e th ,r d a n d f o u r th -
. ..
.
i T h e re a r e som e n reC v h ie e im «
sa y s:
> ru th le ssly
h a c k sa w ed
from
th e a n d a ro u n d th is sectio n fo r th e p a st !
' D ayton.
w as believed d u e to h e a r t fa ilu re 1 im . •*
, .
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"
“ T h e re is no p e n d in g issu e on th e p a te w hich a p p e a re d in th e la s t is-i n y e a rs. He is su rv iv e d by a w ld-j
X X P e r a , , , . a rn -e r u t
s ia g e ,
C o io u u ,. . b u ,„ ok c h a rg e
tb e '
S o u th e rn P a c ific In re g a rd to con- sue ° ( **be S equoia, th e h ig h school ; ow. M rs. L eila S helby Ow en, a n d tw o
I said he tu rn e d o u t fo r a p a ssin g a u -!b o d y , said N eat had p ro b ab ly d i e d ; from th e ir
’
tra ç tin g of sh o p p la n ts to o u ts id e r s .! P u b lic a tio n , am i now th e r e is w ar ’ little g irls aged seven a n d five!
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in w hi h p a rtic u la r, c o n sid e rin g t h e ! b etw een tb e ta c u lt>’ a n d th e s tu d e n t! y e a rs. H e had been in th e e a s t o n ,
h ig hw ay a fte r th e m ac h in e h ad
¡p asse d , he said he saw a s c a n tlin g | th ro w n back, a n d a p p a re n tly h ad ! I t to T J o w p h in e h o to l’“ H e ^ M d ’ l h e
fac ts, do n o t see how shop m en c a n ! bod^ on
e \ e ot th e g ra d u a tio n b u sin e ss fo r se v era l w eeks, a n d was
do e th e r th a n c a s t th e ir vote a g a in s t ! e x e rc ise s-
to h av e been s h o rtly jo in e d by his
l ly
v in
in g
e s sq
n u
n a re
r e ly
l v a e c rn
m od
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i ’e e it
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ro « ss « t"ho
th e ro
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f t hoH
bed im
b ecau
se of s h ____
o rta g e of m o st d e lig h tfu l p a r t of th e trip ire m
a sti *;e on th e s e lin e s .”
,
A m e e tin g of th e s tu d e n t body w ife a n d c h ild re n fo r a v isit to th e
v eered his c a r a b ru p tly to avoid h i t- ¡ b r e a t h
th e tim e th ey le ft C olorado S prings,
Dy
th e n p o in ts o u t t h a t s i n c e ; b as been called an d it is ru m o re d ! hom e o f his p a re n ts in E a u C la ire ,
tin g it, an d th e s ta g e d a sh ed o ff th e j In reply to a te le g ra m G W N eat
w as on th e ro ad from
P o rtla n d .
I cem l
1917, th e co m p e n sa tio n o f ! tb a t a s t *Lke by th e g r a d u a tin g class, J W is. Mrs. Owen had com p leted all
, J , l,e. h SUrV' V!;’S p“sseni< ’' " ! “ b r o tb f r resld l« •» ™ " > . W a s h . ¡ . ’„ n g th e P aultlu h ig h w a y
o r. „ „
ra ilro a d em ployes h a s been fixed e n - ' ^n x o *v ’ng a b sen c e from th e e x ercises h e r a rr a n g e m e n ts to jo in h e r hus-
s ta te d th a t th e a c c id e n t w as u n - ; in g to n , rep ied t h a t he was leaving! P ass
tire ly by th e ra ilro a d a d m in is tr a tio n ! m a ' to,,ow
b an d an d w ould have left in a few
a v o id ab le.
. . . is city.
.
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im m e d ia te ly fo r th
T h e re a re a t least 30 a u to p a rtie s
d
ays
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r
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e
a
st.
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cam
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her©
from A shland, an d m any cam e
as a te rrib le shock, b u t she m ad e im
th re e g e n e ra l in c re a se s h av e been t
A N T I-A L IE N P E T IT IO N
in
on
th e tra in s . A. L. R ich m o n d ,
m e d ia te p re p a ra tio n s to leav e fo r D E A TH FO L L O W S A C Q U ITTA L OF!
receiv ed a n d tw o g e n e ra l d e c re a s e s /
C IR C U L A T E D IN R O SEB U RG
th
e
S
an
ta B a rb a ra hotel m an. a n d
C hicago, an d took h e r d e p a rtu re th is
th e m o st re c e n t o n e b ecom ing effe c t--
IL L IN O IS E X E C U T IV E ON
'
EU G E N E . J u n e 26.— P e titio n s fo r
j E. O. M cCohm ick, "vice-president of
m o rn in g , a f te r w ir/n g to hold th e
Ive J u ly 1. He th e n p re s e n ts fig u re s:
I R A ID CHARGE
th e p roposed a n ti-a lie n land o w ner-
j th e S o u th e rn P acific, cam e o v e r in
re m a in s u n til h e r a rriv a l.
sh o w in g th a t th e w ages of sh o p m en
-----------
| sh ip m e a su re fa th e re d by th e A m eri-
i an a u to w ith B ert G re e r, and w ere
a n d m a in te n a n c e of way m en, a f t e r '
Ha«l B een a t H e r H u sb a n d ’s S i d e 'can L egion of O regon, a re in circu -
j in th e p a ra d e to G ray h ack . w h ere a
ENGLAND WOULD ADMIT
th e re d u c tio n becom es effe c tiv e Ju ly !
D u rin g T rial a n d S h o r tly A fte r la t on in t h is city. A q u o ta of 700 j
big b a rb e c u e took place a t iifkou.
GERMANY TO LEAGUE
1, w ill still ra n g e from 30 to 1 1 0 '
Verdict Was Stricken W itli A po n a m e s a llo tte d to th is c o u n ty is ex
F ro m th a t p o in t to th e caves, ;h e
LONDON, J u n e 26.— Lloyd G eorge
p e r c e n t h ig h e r th a n th ey w ere d u r
plexy Caused by G rief and Strain. pected to be o b ta in e d in a few days,
road
has been black w ith m ach in es
to d ay in fo rm e d th e h o u se of com -;
in g th e w ar, n o tw ith s ta n d in g th e :
a c co rd in g to m em b e rs of th e local
all day. looking fo r a ll th e w or d
m ons t h a t G re a t B rita in fav o rs th e
fa c t t h a t liv in g costs, a c c o rd in g to j
post of th e L egion h a v in g it
K A N K A K E E , Ills., J u n e 26.-
lik e a long b ’ack rib b o n s tre tc h im
a d m issio n o f G e rm a n ^ in to th e
g o v e rn m e n t s ta tis tic s , a r e only about*
Mrs. L en S m all, w ife of th e g o v e rn o r ch arg e.
c le a r from G rayback to th e caves.
: F ra n k P a tte rs o n , M edford a r tis t le a ^ ue of n a tio n s.
17 per cent higher.
of Illin o is, died a t hom e h e re to d ay ,
( In te rn a tio n a l New s S ervice)
T h e ° l)en in £ of th e m ag n ific ie n t
“ D ue to p re s e n t c la ssific a tio n in a n d p h o to g ra p h e r, an d Mrs. Jose-
¡d u e to an a tta c k of apoplexy w hich
N EW YORK, J u n e 26.— A c c o rd -!i h ig h w ay P 'ovt,d th e « * •“ (
Hie
w o rk ," D yer rem in d s th e em ployes, p h in e C ham pie, p a s to r of th e C hris-
; follow ed h e r r e tu r n hom e from
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a
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was
a t
¡ng to tiie way th e “ w ise m oney
“ m any em ployes w ho w ere c la s s if ie d ; tia n c h u rc h of th is city, w e re u n ite d
W a u k e g a n , w h ere a ju ry had a c q u it
by. p ro b ab ly th e larg e st
. w ould h av e it. B enny L e o n a rd will te n d e d
a s c a r-m e n h e lp e rs In D ecem ber ; in m a rria g e a t th e F irs t C h ristia n
ted G o v e rn o r S m all on S a tu rd a y on
crow
d
e
v
e r assem b led in th e s ta te
¡ad d th e w o rld ’s .w e lte rw e ig h t title to
1917, a re now c ra ssifie d a n d paid c h u rc h of A sh la n d a t 7 :3 0 o’clock
th e c h a rg e of co n sp ira cy to em bezzle
o
u
tsid
e
of
P o rtla n d .
: his lig h tw e ig h t h o n o rs by m id n ig h t
m ec h a n ic s’ ra te s w ith o u t an y c h a n g e ¡th is m o rn in g . Rev. C. F, K o e h le r of-
! s ta te funds.
• to n ig h t a t th e very la te s t. B enny is
in th e n a tu r e of w ork p e rfo rm e d , ficiatin g .
P h y sic ia n s a ttr ib u te d h e r d e a th to
• to m eet J a c k B ritto n , th e ag ein g ROBERT HERRIN AND
m a k in g a n in c re a se in pay re p re -.
T h e c h u rc h had been q u ie tly deco-
s tr a in an d b itte r g rie f u n d e r w hich
;
w e lte r ch am p io n , a t th e New York
DORTHEA FRULAN W ED
s e n tin g 110 p e r cent. T his a p p lies ra te d w ith o u t th e k n o w led g e o f th e
she lab o re d d u rin g th e tria l, th ro u g h
:
velodrom
e in a 15-round b o u t to a i
e q u a lly well to em ployes in o t h e r : c o n tra c tin g p a rtie s , an d p re se n te d
w hich she w as c o n s ta n tly a t h e r h u s
. decision th a t will d e te rm in e th e c u s-'
R o b e rt H e rrin and D o rth ea F ru -
« r a f ts now classified a s m ech an ics an e le g a n t a p p e a ra n c e . Q u ite a h o st
b a n d 's side.
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w ho w ere fo rm e rly p e rfo rm in g u n - jo f frie n d s a n d m em b ers of th e con-
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sk llle d work.
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g re g a tio n w ere p re s e n t to w itn ess
. L ’, J u n e 26. W ith a s ta te tin g dow n on th e d e b o n a ir chai- in P o rtla n d , an d a rriv e d in A sh lan d
“ Since you accep ted all d e c is io n s , th e cerem o n y .
P ro m p tly ion th e !
G ETTY SB U R G , P a., J u n e 26.__
of s ege p re v a ilin g an d public o ffi- lenger.
th e la tte r p a rt of th e w eek, a fte r
of g o v e rn m e n ta l ag e n cie s t h a t h av e h o u r, th e b rid e , a ttr a c tiv e ly d resse d C a p ta in G eorge H a m ilto n , of W ash-
cials openly a d m ittin g t h a t th e G er-i
B ritto n , a bit passe, b u t still clev er h av in g w itnessed th e Rose F e stiv a l
b e e n fa v o ra b le to
you. my confi- in w h ite, b e a rin g a b e a u tifu l b rid a l in g to n , D. C., a n d his m ec h a n ic ia n , i
¡m a n rep u b lic is in d a n g e r as a re s u lt! to th e point of being d o w n rig h t Í
th e m etro p o lis.
d e n c e In y o u r s p ir it of fa ir play is b o q u e t, a n d le a n in g on th e a rm o f S e rg e a n t M a rtin , w ere k ille d w hen
| of polit cal u n re s t re s u ltin g from th e ; n a sty a b o u t it. hopes to d an ce aw ay !
Mr. H e rrin is th e only son of Mr.
su ch th a t I do n o t
believe you w ill th e groom , follow ed th e o ffic ia tin g th e ir a irp la n e w ent in to a nose dive
a s sa s s in a tio n of F o re ig n S e c re ta ry i from L eo n ard fo r th e 1 5 -round d is - ia n d M rs, F red H e rrin , who re s de
d e c lin e to ab id e by
a decision w hich i c le rg y m a n to a place a t .th e fro n t of at a h e ig h t of 3000 fee t h e re today,
R a th e n a u , th e g o v e rn m e n t is m oving tan c e , a n d , in th e m ea n tim e , o u t - ! ’1® th o f th e city on a ranch. Mrs.
is u n a fa v o ra b le to you. T he U nited th e ch u rc h w h e re th e w ed d in g took T he p lan e w as w recked.
ra p d y in ro u n d in g up a ll a n a rc h is ts j sco re th e lig h tw e ig h t e n try .
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tb e se n a re by th e Co m m lt- Ia tto r n e y
f o r , R ic h a rd
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A J b u sin e ss m en on t h e ! of ta k e r s a t th a t.
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only five
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s tr e e t who a re m em b ers of th e chain-
¡y e a rs old an d lias m ade his hom e
In te re s ts . I h av e b een p ro u d of th e ;
„ v e r t l g a t . th e se rio u s c h a r g e s 'p e e r e d b efo re th e O regon su p re m e " tb e “ T Y , " h lC b l* p n g “ s e d
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m a ste rs of in te r e s t will be d isc u sse d ,; TR A U , BROKEN TO I,AKE
p la y e r a n d h av e not h e s ita te d to say r l a es .
w ith a view to h a v in g it rem an d ed ra c e tra c k .
OF THE WOODS SUNDAY
leaves su rv iv in g him , besides
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i his wife, six c h ild re n , tw o hoys an d
ro nt every opportunity. Am q u .te
T be re p o rt d e c la re d th a t A m eri- fo r a new tria l. G eorge N e u n e r, dis-
p re se n te d for
actio n by th e b oard
s u re th a t you b eliev e w ith m e t h a t can o c c u p atio n of th e isla n d s w as tric t a tto rn e y fo r D ouglas c o u n ty ,
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sonie of th e em ployes of tlie E n d e rs m a rrie d .
m em b e rsh ip .
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tra n s p o rta tio n , M onroe d o c trin e an d to p rev e n t m il-!
sto re , a n d Mr. and Mrs. P e te G a r - ! e r ’ A r th u r A b b o tt’ of th is c lty - and
H aving h u rle d his b ro a d sid e s to-
T he b u d g e t c o m m itte e will r e n d e r '
serv ice, also t h a t w e ow e a d u ty to ita ry in te rv e n tio n by G erm an y an d w ard n ew sp a p e rd o m , Mr. R ice tu rn -
r e t t a n d Mr. a n d M rs. W aldo K lum six sisCer8-
a re p o rt a t th is tim e. In th e ab sen ce
T he fu n e ra l will be held at th e
th e co m p an y w hich fu rn n is h e s us F r a n c e .” T h e c o m m itte e u rg ed re- ed his a tte n tio n and v e rb a l a rtille ry
of th e c h a irm a n of th e b u d g e t com -j m o to re d to L a k e of th e W oods Sun-
th e o p p o rtu n ity to m a k e a liv in g fo r te n tio n of th e m a rin e s in H a iti, b u t to m a tte r s legal a n d in s 's te d th a t
day. fin d in g m any o b s ta e 'e s on th e! b o rae ’ b ut th ® b o u r b as n ot been 8et
m i t t e e , M r. C. H . P ie r c e , n o a c tiv e
w h ic h h a d t o h o / . . t h o C n r o i In te rm e n t w dl ta k e PIa<’^ In S te a rn s
ou rselves a n d fam ilies. In p e rf o r m - ¡a s s e rte d th a t th e m ilita ry c o u rts J u d g e B in g h am , who h e a rd th e case |
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DR. E M IL ENNA W IL L G IV E
D is tric t A tto rn e y N eu n er, in his
CO TTA GE G RO V E, J u n e 26.—
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Dr. E m il E n n a . th e fam o u s D an-, anrt e n tir e ’y q u a lifie d ,
W A SH IN G TO N , J u n e 26. — T he HARDING MAY MAKE TRIP
r n he r ai and b
h D augherty Lumber company-.
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SPO K A N E. W ash., J u n e 2 6.— 1°
RADIO REPO RTS AM ERICAN
in one of his le c tu re -re c ita ls for
AND MASON IS DEAD J a p a n e s e g o v e rn m e n t will w ith d ra w j P re s id e n t H a rd in g is “ h o p e fu l4’ of ° ut ,le to u r >n E
to h a v e been of in c e n d ia ry o rig in ,
VESSEL ASHORE ON ISLAND w hich he is fam o u s a ll over th e!
T he m ud is n e a rly a ll d rie d u p ,! b ro k e Qu( abQut 4 o .c,ock
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ro ad in fin e c o n d itio n .
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M ARSEILLES, J u n e 26. — T h e j
Dr. E n n a h a s a n u m b e r of per-* d e n ts of L a n e c o u n ty , p ro m in e n t for to b er.
th e p re s id e n t’s s e c re ta ry , G eorge B.
l o t t e d S ta te s s h ip p in g b o a , rd ___ ste a m -; so n al frie n d s in A sh lan d , a n d th ey : m any y e a rs in re p u b lic a n . p o 'itic s of
“ S u ita b le m e a s u re s ,’’ it w as s a i d ,, C h ristia n J r ., to U nited S ta te s A t-
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D ry w e a th e r red u c e s e s tim a te d b u rn ed .
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accord in g to a radio picked, up fcorè. Wty in th é h igh est term s.
(th e age of 87 years.
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