♦
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♦
♦
A shland D aily T idings
ASHLAND CLIMATE, without ♦
the aid of medicine, cures nine Q
cases out of ten of asthm a. <»
T his is a proven fact.
♦
♦
«4
3»
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MALARIA OERMS cannot »ur-
vive three months in the rich
ozone at Ashland. The pure do-
mestic water helps.
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(International News W ire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
FARM BLOC IS
ikSHLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY, JU LY 15, 1922
Children in Zurich’s Spring Fete
AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE R E
COMMEND TURNING LEASE
O F F E R DOWN
§><§>$><§> «§><$><»<»
<S>
<$> STRIKE DEVELOPMENTS TO
DATE
Nation
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S tatio n ary engineers,
<♦> men and oilers to strik e Mon-
•» day.
♦>
W a g es'o f C anadian shopm en
?> reduced.
<®> S trik e of m aintenance of way
<» m en is halted.
<♦>
O roville
»
S heriff is considering advisa-
<» bility of calling for sta te troops.
T hree a rre s ts in connection
•s> w ith beatin g of w orkm en in
<» yards expected.
Siicramentxi
<S>
»
-»
<$>
»
U nexpected R eport A rrived At By
Vote o f Seven to N ine— Denio-
erats Said to H ave Favored Ford,
W ill Make a M inority R eport.
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 15.— Con
tr a r y to general expectations, the
a g ric u ltu ra l com m ittee of the sen ate,
iek ^ mbsbeb
is said to be lined up ag ain st accept-;
ing the offer of H enry F o rd in c o n -■
nection w ith th e Mussel Shoals pro-'
With the exit of w inter there is held a celebration in Zurich known as
je c t.
By a vote of nine to seven, the six o’clock ringing feast. This photograph shows some of the children
th e com m ittee voted to m ake an u n taking part in the parade in their quaint costumes, on their way to see the sym
favorable rep o rt to th e senate on the; bolic figure of w inter blown away with fireworks and gunpowder.
o ffe r of H enry F ord to lease the
governm ent n itra te p lan ts and w a
I > 3 HUSBANDS AND
«-
terp o w er project a t Mussel Shoals,
h»
WIVES SERVE
<»
A labam a.
! $
ON A .JURY <S>
It is generally understood t h a t '
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<$>
th e d em o crats on the com m ittee fav-
j <$>
REDDING, Calif., Ju,ly 15. <8>
ored F o rd and th a t a m inority re
I •«> — At a tria l in th e tow nship <$>
port will be subm itted.
I ® court a t Round M ountain ea rly <»
I-» in th e week, th e sparsely set-
VISIT DUNSMUIR AFTER
tied com m unity had to be <»
ABSENCE O F 22 YEARS
j » combed to get ju ro rs. As com- <»
DUNSMUIR. iJuly 15.— Mr. and |
pleted th e ju ry em braced th re e ■»
Mrs. F ra n k J. Mott and i n sons a r
rived in D unsm uir Tuesday by m o-;
A special tra in ru n n in g as second -4> husbands and th e ir wives, Mr. T
to r t spend th e ir vacation.
Mr. 54. carry in g the C alifornia n a tio n a lly and Mrs. Edw in B utzbach, Mr. <¥>
M ott, u ' ose fa th e r was ro ad m a ste r
guardsm en to Camp Lewis, W ash., y and Mrs. B. F. Bibens and Mr. y
h e re m a.iy years ago, left 22 y ears!
w here they will hold th e ir an nual y and Mrs. Oscar Barnes.
T
ago for San F rancisco, w here he has encam pm ent, stopped in A shland
•
lived since
T he town of Mott was last evening for a few hours in o rd er;
nam ed for his father.
to allow the th re e carloads of horses
which they are tak in g along w ith
them , the required am ount of rest,
as well as to be w atered and fed.
The m em bers of th e guard, some
¡375 strong, m arched up town a n d '
were allowed to disperse a t th e i
I Plaza and proceeded to m ake busi-
; ness good for the m erch an ts in th a t
i p arty of th e city for a while.
A
large group of them g ath ered on.
I the green in th e park and gave a I
¡n u m b er of vocal selections, m uch to
SISS0Nt c a lif., Ju ly 15.— Mary
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»
No. 267
Girls Make Perfect Rifle Scores
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GOAL MINERS
REFUSE OFFER
Of
POLICY COMMITTEE VOTES OV
ERWHELMINGLY AGAINST
PRESIDENT’S PLAN
<S>
T em porary re stra in in g o rd er <»
issued by federal c o u rt in San <»
F rancisco to be served on the <$>
heads of unions to re stric t <»
picketing.
♦
<$><»<»<$<» •
John L ew is, H ead of U nited Mine
W otkeiw Is In. C an ferein v With
President H arding and A greem ent
May Yet Be Reju-hed.
WASHINGTON, July 15. — The
‘ policy com m ittee of th e United Mine
1 W orkers, 220 strong, voted over
Some of th e g irls in th e C entral high sellout of W ashington a re '‘crack w helm __
_
ingly today
not to accept
sh o o ters” and m ade a perfect score of 1.000 out of a possible 1,000 in com- I P re s id e n t ‘ H a rd in g ’s o ff e r of**7rbi-
n e t l t i n n for
f o r the
t h e Astor
A « tn r p
n n — t h e first
t t r a f tim
tim e
e a
e girls’
< H r le ’ rifle
mfle teem
e.
g S
1 Ol 8 rbl
petition
cup—the
team ke«
has ever
been ! |
known to make such a rem arkable record. The photograph shows two of them tra tio n in th e coal strik e , as it now
stan d s.
*
with W alter Stokes, one of tne champion m arksmen of the country.
T he in te rn atio n a l officers, headed
i by John Lewis, im m ediately a fte r
y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y
the vote, departed for the W hite
• MAT HILD E’S PAD
T
House to see the president.
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TAKES DAUGHTER
y
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’
TO EURO PE <S>
ISSUE ORDER TO TRANSPORT
y
<S>
F . 8. MAIL BY MOTOR TRI CKS
T here is no im m e d ia te prospect ?.
CHICAGO, July 15.— H arold y ,
WASHINGTON, July 1 5 .— The
of 400,000 m aintenance of way e m -’T A. M cCormick is en route to y
tra n sp o rta tio n of th e United States
ployes jo ining the s trik e of fe d e r-1 ♦ New York, whence he will sail y
m all by m otor tru ck s has actually
ated shop crafts, it developed today,
for E urope, Ju ly 20th.
His y
begun
in at least one section of th e
a fte r a conference betw een P resi- » son Fow ler and d a u g h te rs Ma- y
___________
¡co
u
n
try
,
due
to
th
e
rail strik e , the
dent H ard in g and E. F. G rable, head » th ild a and M uriel, th e fo rm er <•>
post
office
d ep artm en t announced
of th e m aintenance of way men.
‘ engaged to Max Osefr, S w iss ¡y
ROME,
July
15.—
A
petition
has
today.
r 'horsem an, will accom pany him. y
MAIL CLERK S MAY GET A
» It is said M a th ild a h a s obtained
been addressed to the V atican, ask-
O rders w ere issued ^authorizing
SATURDAY HOLIDAY— IF » the consent of her g ra n d fa th e r, y i«g for a dispensation to relieve th e truck tra n sp o rta tio n of
mail be
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 15.— C lerks T John D. R ockefeller, to m arry y I priests of th eir ecclesiastical obliga- tw een Bedford and Swltz City, Ind.,
employed in post offices th ro u g h o u t
♦> the riding m aster.
y ; lions of celibacy it was learned here all tra in s betw een these points hav-
the U nited S tates will d u rin g the re- y y <?> y <$> <•> <$> y y y y y y y y y y ! today. The indications are. how- ing been annulled.
; ever, th a t the petition will have n o ,
m ain d er of th e sum m er season be
1 results.
perm itted to enjoy a h alf holiday i
each S aturday, providing the w ork 11
The Italian new spaper Epoca de
c la r e d th a t th e pet: ton was sign al
assigned to them has Deen com plet
I by a num ber of Driests and some
ed by noon on th a t day. under a n '
cardinals, but inquiry a t the V at’c'in
o rd er issued today by F irs t A ssist-|
an t P o stm a ste r G eneral B artlett.
elicited the inform ation th a t the pe-;
I titio n was anonym ous, w ith no
nam es to indicate its authorship.
Officials of the V atican denied th a t |
th e re is any general desire on the
p a rt of priests to m arry.
The petition sta te d th a t: “ P u rity
of life, which is the highest aim i t
t
.
LONDON, Ju ly 15.— In a speech
Mrs. J. K. H elm an died a t her
the church, is reached th rough the;
. . . . . . . .
,
.
..
th e enjoym ent of the citizens who g u rt B rittan , of San Francisco, has
,
! m arked by its tra u k n e ss an d evident
hom e on N orth Main stre e t this
freew
orking
of
m
a
n
s
n
a
tu
re
and;
o
.
.
,
,
,
„
SAN FRANCISCO. Ju ly 15. — w ere present.
deeded to the U nited S tates govern-
,
. . . .
.¡sin c e rity , Sir A uckland Geddes, the
m orning a t 7:30 o’clock, follow ing
not by coercion and im position of
... .
,
,
. . .
...
C h ris H ansen, hungry and “ b ro k e,”
T!,e b°ys had had a bot day on m ent 300 acres of land
including
I
3
B ritish am bassador to th e U nited
' an illness of seven weeks. She was
;law s ag ain st n a tu re .”
. ,,
,
..
s a t for m any hours in his bare little the tra in , and th e cold
w aters ot C astie L ake jn Siskiyou county. She
! „ ,.T
. ..
„
¡S ta te s, told a large g a th e rin g a t th e
58 years of age.
Celibacy
on
the
p
a
rt
of
the
R
o
m
-'
hotel room sniffing the arom a of A shland creek, and the
cool green gave tb js as a m em orial to
her
P ilg rim s’ banquet in his honor, tliat
Mrs. H elm an was born in Wood
an C atholic priesthood is as old as
brew ing coffee and sizzling oysters lawn in the p ark WPre
tlio ,o u " hly b ro th e r, th e late Judge W. G. B rit-
E ngland did not wholly understand
county, Ohio, b u t cam e to Oregon
the chur :h itself.
from a n e a r-b y o y ster cafe, and enjoyed, and they left qiuch refres - ta n , wbo served on th e su p erio r
Am erica. It was vital th a t m ore of
The F o rd and F ordson show is at, an early age, and has lived in
ed for th e ir night trip for P o rtla n d . cQurt bgnch ¡n gan F ran cisco .
th e n he could stan d the s tra in no
draw ing good crow ds both day and A shland fo r a n um ber of years. She!
the people of E ngland should visit
The tra c t will be m ade a rec re a night, th ere having been a good rep- is survived by her husband and one
longer.
the U nited S tates in o rd er to become
tion ground. Im provem ents will be rese n tatio n of farm ers and ranch- dau g h ter. Mrs. L aw rence Coder, of
E arly to d a y ,h e sou g h t to drop
i acquainted w ith the rem ark ab le
m ade by th e fo rest service and the e rs in th e city to see w hat can be A shland.
th ro u g h a hotel chim ney rig h t onto
c h aracteristics of the people and th e
Sisson cham ber of com m erce.
th e cafe stove and corner som e of
ex tra o rd in a ry in d u stria l, engineer-
done w ith the pow er m achines and
F u n eral services will be held M on-'
Siskiyou
county
is
building
a
rXid
th e source of the tan talizin g arom a.
; ing and educational progress of the
to see and hear the pictures and; day afternoon from the M ethodist
to th e lake a t th e present tim e and radio concerts.
A fte r w edging him self in to th ej
1 country.
; church, in charge of J. P. Dodge
when com pleted p arties can reach
chim ney he found th a t he could not;
He said Am erica had accom plish
A b inder dem onstration was g iv -¡an d Sons, funeral directors. In te r-j
the lake shore in autom obiles in 40 en th is m orning a t the Jesse Neil m ent will tak e place in the A shland i
“ m ake th e g ra d e ” e ith e r way and h e (
ed in th e b rief century and a half
m inutes from Sisson.
sh o u ted for help.
The hotel pro-;
of her existence w hat it had taken
place th re e m iles e ast of the c ity ,; cem etery.
p rie to r and a squad of ja n ito rs tried ;
G reat B ritain a thousand years of
and b e tte r and sm oother w ork could |
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in vain to ex trica te him. Thtjji the
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slow
progress to create.
not be asked. The disc plow, h a r
fire d e p a rtm e n t was called and
“ Am erica has given to th e world
row and cu ltip a c k e r were also doing
SAN FRANCISCO, Ju ly 15.— C ., th e riches of a con tin en t which but
chopped him o u t.
a ;
fine work on a ranch n e a r T alent,
j R. W eller, cashier of th e F irs t Na-i yesterday was a w ilderness,” he con-
-------------------------------- CHICAGO, Ju ly 15.— Judge Lan-
and th e free bus to and from the
♦
dis, th e baseball high com m issioner,
tional bank of F o rt Bragg, and cou-' tinued. “ Of course, she is absorbed
dem o n stratio n fields was kept mov
y BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY » h a s denied th e petition of the own-
sin
of J. E. W eller, cash ier of th a t in her own affairs. How could she
ing all m orning to accom m odate the
< < y y y y ♦ y y » <«- » <» y y
»1 ers of the P o rtla n d baseball club for
bank,
recently im prisoned a t San be otherw ise?
H er th o u g h t is in
in terested people.
I a reh e a rin g in the case of Bill Ken-
i
Q
uentin
for
embezzlement)
of
th
e
th
a
t
trem
endous
s tru c tu ra l and in
The W ehr road g ra d e r was dem
N ational le a g u e
i w orthy, m anager of th e team ,
bank
funds,
is
being
sought
today
d
u
strial
work
which
has -made her
o n stra te d today a t the ball p ark and
A t P itts b u rg 3; Brooklyn 2.
i Judge L andis previously suspend-
by
governm
ent
ag
en
ts
to
answ
er
a
one
of
th
e
greatest
nations
on the
various o th e r equipm ent aws kept
At Chicago 1; P h ilad elp h ia 2.
! ed P resident K lepper. Vice P resident
I secret indictm ent retu rn ed in Sac- earth . T hat is a problem as close
m oving all day.
A t C incinnati 3; Boston 2.
----------------- j ram ento, which charges the cashier to her as ou r problem s are to E uro-
B rew ster and M anager K enw orthy,:
L ectures, m oving p ictures and r a
' for long term s, due to irre g u la ritie s |
; on six counts of falsifying en tries peans. but she has not fo rgotten the
PA RIS, Ju ly 15.— G erm any paid dio concerts a re on th e program f o r ! M INNEAPOLIS, Ju ly 15.— An a t ’ and ext r a ction of its funds. Authen-1 tria ls and sufferings of th e outside
A m erican League
( in K enw orthy s tran sfer from the the fifty m illion gold m arks, due to -'to n ig h t, and a larg e r crowd is ex-
A t New Y ork 2; Chicago 3.
tack of hiccoughs lusting six days
inform ation of the secret in d ic t-; w orld; she has given with a boun-
; S eattle club, w ith which all th re e
th an was out last evening.
At P h ila d e lp h ia 0: C leveland 2. i had previously been connected, to i day as an in sta llm e n t of the in- pected
The
m em bers of the caravan will t"*1 n ig h t*’ fin a l’y pnded
in the m ent of C. R. W eller was o b ta in e d . teous hand relief fo r m illions of
i dem nity.
tn e
m em oers ot tne t a ia v a n w in de a tji Of G eorge M cKeen, 68 years
At Boston 0; D etroit 2.
! P o rtlan d .
in th e F ed eral building here today, i starv in g R u ssians.”
re
s
t
in
A shland over Sunday, and ol(j
G erm any, in h er note to th e in te r
At Roston 2; St. Louis 0.
The indicted cashier had no con-
Monday
M edford
will
leave
allied ago.
rep a ra
tio n a s .e d com
days
.„ .im
,h m a ission
. whi.o th , ree
h, m
orning
,„ r for
a ,»•„
d a y . exid'oi.ioa
oT PayV- noc«o'„‘wHh ï h o ' r i r « S artng'. bank CH M HT.A N KSDKAVORERS
MARRIAGE
IS
SURPRISE
UiM'lflc C oast League
of F o rt Bragg, of which his im pris-
HOLD MEETING AND PICNIC
TO THEIR MANY FRIENDS
(Y e ste rd ay ’s Gam es)
had the money to pay to d ay 's in- in th a t place.
;
iciaus
to
affo
rd
relief.
Donald E. M acentire and Miss Ida
oned cousin was th e cashier.
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A t Los A ngeles 6; P o rtla n d 5.
. T i
sta llm e n t, she w ould in ju re h er fl-
It is alleged by the federal a u th - ‘ M embers of the C h ristian Endea-
Mae R ad er slipped aw ay to Jackson-
W, L, ( j n E p^NCE AT
A t S acram ento 4; O akland 3.
A
.
A
nancial condition if she did so. The DECIDES GLORIA SWANSON
o rities th a t C. R. W eller, as cashier vor society of the P resb y terian
ville
T h u rsd ay
aftern o o n
at
4'
At San F rancisco 9; S eattle 3.
IS NOT A CONSPIRATOR
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
F rench rep resen tativ es m ade it plain;
of th e F irs t N ational bank, connived church, held a weinie roast up near
o
clock
and
obtained
a
m
arriag
e
li-
A
.
At S alt Lake 9; V ernon 5.
_, to G erm any th a t she m ust pay up,
__________________ cense, and re tu rn in g to M e d f o r d ,____________ ___ xA
LOR ANGELES. Ju ly 15.— G loria
M em bers of th e six affiliated rail-
J. E. W eller in the defalcations the reserv o ir in A shland creek can-
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ < » ♦ ♦ » were m arrie d th e re by J u stic e T ay-! no m a tte r w hat th e consequences.
A fter th e
Sw anson, m otion picture actress. way shop c ra fts, who are out on which resu lted In the la tte r ’^ con- yon T hursday evening.
feast,
th
e
re
g
u
la
r
business
m eeting
lor.
They
retu
rn
ed
to
A
shland
at
and Mrs. M atthew Burns, her m oth- s tr jke a re giving a dance W ednes- fiction,
ä
DAILY IRISH CASUALTIES
was
held.
Miss
E
dith
P
lu
m
m
er was
about
6
o’clock.
DIES
WHILE
ON
VISIT
er, did not conspire to get B urns to day evening, Ju ly 19. a t the Jack-
'S1 » »
? ;
received
on
prom
otion
w
ith
honor
Mr. M acentire lias charg e of the
TO ASHLAND RELATIVES m ake a will In favor of his wife and go
Hot gp rin gS pavilion.
Music BANDITS ROB STORE AND
DUBLIN, July 15.— F o u r w ere Talent
ditch
co n struction
w o rk 1
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ag ain st th e in te rests of o th er rela- w jn be fu rn jshed by Snyder’s five-
WAIT ON CUSTOMERS from the Ju n io r society.
The tre a s u re r reported a n eat
killed and 20 wounded in a b a ttle in w hile his bride has been a t th e sani-
Mrs. A. L. W ilhite died a t the tlves
Thia r u iin g was m ade yes- pièce "orchestra which will be on the
PORTLAND. Ju ly 14)— Several balance on hand a fte r all pledges
L im erick betw een Free S tate tro o p s I tariu m for som e tim e.
They will hom e of h er brother-in-law , A. C. terd av bv the judge of the probate iob betw een 9 o’clock and m idnight
a n d republican rebels today.
m ake th e ir hom e in A shland for the W ilhite, a t 313 G ranite stre e t, last d e p a rtm ent of the su p e rio r co u rt,
Som eth in g in the wav of an inno- c»stom er9 who entered a d ru g sto re had been paid. The society is keep
present, having rented a p ro p e rty , night a t 7 :30 o'clock.
Jam es C. Rives. Judge Rives also vation win be tbe fact th a t all ladies a t No. 811 Union avenue d u rin g th e jng tbe church decorated w ith flow-
Mrs.
W
ilhite
and
h
er
h
usband
held th a t Miss Sv,.an , on a n d h e r '
‘ bet holders w iji be given free Progress of a holdup a t 10 o’clock ers th ls sum m er and doing it well.
CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS
on H arg ad in e street.
me
here from
from Los
Los Angeles
Angeles for
for a a m other had not nnnanirou
w m » tra
. n sp o rta
. tio
.. n to
. . th . . e . dance
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.„ W ednesday n ig h t w ere w aited on by The m eeting ad jo u rn ed a t d ark
AFTER FIVE WEEKS RULE
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cam
e here
conspired tr.
to « secufe
betw een
LONDON. Ju ly 15.— The Chinese
SACRAMENTO. July 15.— S tate visit and for Mrs. W ilh ite’s h ealth, tb e nfa r riage of the la tte r w ith 8:;{0 an(1 9:30 o’clock and retu rn ed one of the robbers who perform ed
the service so n a tu ra lly th a t no sus- MINER VICTIM OF AC4TDENT
c a b in e t resigned today a fte r five F o re ste r
M. B. P ra tt yesterday an- but her condition was such th a t she B urns.
to the city a fte r th e dance.
picion was am used, alth o u g h a sec-
WAS FORMER SHASTAN
w eeks of official existence, accord- nottneed
th a t he had g ran ted th e re- did not im prove, but grew w orse
________________________________________________________
ond
ban
d
it
was
stan
d
in
g
g
uard
over
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ing to a P eking dispatch.
quest of the w om en’s clubs of Corn- steadily u n til th e end cam e vester-
W EED , Calif.. Ju ly
15.— The
the
p
roprietor,
C.
E.
W
atkins,
hound
REDDING.
C alif.,
Ju ly
15.—
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! ing and Red Bluff to reserve for day. A sh o rt fu n eral service was w e e d L um ber com pany is to build NO EMBARGO W ILL BE
BELFA ST. Ju ly 15.— F ierce fig h t-'th e m a sufficient n u m b er of shade held th is afternoon a t th e H. C. ten m ore boUses on Dixie avenue.:
PLACED ON FOREIGN DYES a n d gagged in a re a r room.
H enry S to rjo h an n . a Shasta c ° u n t>
ing is
reported from th e county of tre e s for plan tin g along the high- Stock fu n eral parlo rs, and th e body
the negro q u a rte r of W eed.
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 15.— By a
The robbers escaped with $150 in m iner, long employed in the Frenc..
Sligo.
T he F ree S tate troops th is way betw een these two tow ns, a dis- will be tak e n on tra in 15 to n ig h t to
T he necessary g rading is now be- vote of 36 to 32, the senate today cash, a w atch, fountain pen and sev- Gulch d istric t, was killed yesterday
Los Angeles, w here in te rm e n t will
jn „ done and the erection of th e defeated th e am endm ent to th e Me- eral o th e r sm all articles taken from in a m ining accident n ear
u en.
m orning 9helled Colloony. The tow n tan ce of 18 miles,
Idaho.
Word
was
received
here
by
houses will s ta rt as soon as th is is C um ber ta riff bill, (establishing a showcases.
has changed h ands several tim e s .. P r a tt e stim ates it will req u ire ap-
place.
the
Knights
of
PythiaB
lodge
to
com pleted.
They should be ready tem porary em bargo on the im ports-
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A fter a b a ttle lastin g fo u r h o u rs, proxim ately 1400 trees to cover this
—
which
he
belonged.
I for occupancy w ithin six weeks.
tion of foreign dyes and dyestuffs.
Read th e w ant ads.
distance.
th e tow n w as cap tu red .
Try tha classified columns.
GUARD SIOP FEW
OF CELIBACY
J. K. H
PASSES AFTER A
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BIG GATHERING
LANDIS DENIES A
REHEARING IN
FOIL
EO FRANCE
LASTING 6 DAYS
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