ih ih m u u u h
*
A shl and D ad , y T idings
♦ ASHL AMD CLIMATB, WtthWrt ♦
♦ the aid of medicine, care» alne 4
♦ cases out of ten of asthma. <$
♦ This is a proven fact.
4
y
qj JJAf p, 3
(International News Wire Service
PH IL A D E L PH IA , Aug. 5.— R o g - !
er H ornsby, prem ier h itte r of the
N ational league, knocked out his
28th hom e ru n of th e season in th e ,
gam e w ith th e P hillies today. H orns- ,
by is now tied w ith K en W illiam s of i
(¿H EATER SPREAD O P ST R IK E OR the St. Louis Browns for hom e-run
honors.
PEA CE MAY COME IX
IS HOI RS
OF PLOT 10 BUND
L(iw
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.— E vents
in the railw ay s trik e moved sw iftly
tow ard a crisis today, developm ents
having crystallized to a point w here
a quick break in the tense situ a tio n
m ay be created w ithin 48 hours.
T his is according to governm ent of
PORTLAND, Aug. 5.— Solomon
ficials in close touch w ith condi M iller, N orth End d ru g g ist, said to
tions.
be w orth $100.000, was lodged in
T he break m ay come in th e d irec the city jail yesterday, on a charge ,
tion of peace or tow ard a m ore ser of having hired W. R. Brown, news
ious condition of a ffa irs th ro u g h the vendor, to throw a vial of su lp h u ric ,
spread of th e s trik e to o th er classes acid in th e eyes of S. J. Bischoff, a
of railw ay w orkers besides the fed local attorney.
e ra te d shop c ra fts. The opinion pre
He was released on $2500 bond
vailed am ong officials th a t it would furnished by H arry Vines and N a
he ¡n the direction of peace.
th an B ialkin. M iller will face a
B. M. Jew ell, n ational (firector of
charge of inciting an o th e r to com
th e shopm en's s trik e ; W illiam Jo h n
m it a felony.
ston, p r e s d e n t of the In te rn atio n a l
Brown, it is said, was engaged for
Associ: tion of M achinists, th e la rg $150 to c arry out the acid throw ing
est sin g le u nit involved in the tie-up, | plot. He balked finally th ro u g h fear
and tohn Noonan, head of the elec and revealed th e plan to police, ac
tric a l w orkers, conferred a t the cording to inspectors a t h e a d q u a r
W hit? House this m orning with
ters.
1 reside a* H ard in g to r an hour. T hey,
refu se d ¿o discuss th e m eeting, but I
SIX MILLION E S P E E
it is understood the p resident sub-I
FOLDERS BOOST W EST
m itte d som e proposals to them . It ’
w as learn ed they will rem ain in
The S outhern Pacific com pany in
W ashington for th e tim e being.
1921 d istrib u ted th r o u A o u t the
T he governm ent considers th a t U nited S tates and E urope 6,200.000
one of the m ost im p o rtan t th in g s folders, m aps, pam phlets, and o ther
so ught in th e rail s trik e situ a tio n , pieces of lite ra tu re a d v ertisin g the
th e recognition of both th e railroad scenic, in d u stria l and a g ric u ltu ra l
m an ag em en t and th e leaders of resources of th e Pacific coast, which
s trik in g shop c ra fts unions of the its lines tra v e rse , according to C h ar
su p rem acy of th e ra ilro a d labor les S. Fee. passenger tra ffic m an a
h o a rd , has been a tta in e d by P re si
ger.
d e n t H a rd in g ’s recent proposals.
S ecretary H oover announced th a t
d is trib u tio n of coal by the federal
em ergency control com m ittee had
been s ta rte d u n d er inform al a r
ran g e m en ts.
A resum e of n atio n al g u ard activ
ities caused principally by th e coal
and railro a d strik e s as p rep ared by
th e m ilitia b u reau of the w ar de
p a rtm e n t and su b m itted to S ecretary
W eeks, show ed th a t due to em er-
„ gency conditions. 27 6 officers and
3827 m en of n a tio n a l g u ard units of
RO SEV ILLE, Calif., Aug. 5. -
11 s ta te s w ere o n active rtuiy y e ste r
T h .t d -m u n ite was h u rled over a
day.
The s ta te s a re K ansas, Wyo
„ , nf H i p
ir yard of the
m ing, A labam a, P ennsylvania, K en fence into th e i- car rep a „».nnanv
here
pany h e ie
tu cky, Ohio, Illinois, N orth C aro Pacific F ru it Express * com
i
.
iust
lina, New H am pshire, G eorgia and ju
si before
ueiu .c dawn yesterday • m orning,
Texas. Since the rep o rt was com and exploded w ithout doing dam age,
the s sta te t m e n a t m ade
t
e today n by of ,
piled. the Indiana g u ard was called was tne
o u t.
ficials oi tin*
nut
-x, "
N o. 285
Hall M usi File
300 Separate
Hornsby Ties Ken
Williams With His
28th Home Run
Shopm en May B e Joined by Other
C lasses o f R ailroad W orkers—
S old iers A ie on Guard Duty in
T w elve S tates.
4 mestic water helps.
♦
♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
ASHLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST o, 1922
(Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
R. R. STRIKE IS
TENSE, RAPIDLY
t t t t W « ♦♦♦*
♦ MALARIA OBRMS eannot ear- ♦
4 Tire three months in the rich ♦
4 ozone at Ashland. The pure do- A
Complaints
FROM DEFUNCT
PORTLAND, Aug. 5. — Judges
B ingham and Kelly decided th a t be
fo re they will act on the blan k et
ch a rg e s of im proper voting, filed on
behalf of S enator Hall on F riday,
specific charges a g ain st each of the
300 persons nam ed in th e com plaint SRCt R IT I COMPANA CLAIMS i t )
HAVE MADE GOOD TO I
m ust be m ade.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.— If P re s
idents Andrew Jackson, Jam es Mad-
sion and John Quincy Adam s did n ot
foresee m any years ago th a t the
FOR THAT SI M
United S tates was destined to be
come a prohibition nation, they a t
Su»*« S ta le Superintendent Bram w ell
least placed th e ir nam es on a m edal
And A sks to I m - Made I*reierred
bearing a prohibition m essage th a t
C reditor o f K lam ath h a lls F irst
was alm ost prophetic 6f w hat was
S tate and Savin g- Itauk.
to come. The m edal is owned by i
A ndrew Jackson, a great-grandson
PORTLAND, Aug. 6 —-The Unit-
of the form er president, who resides
led S tates F idelity & G uaranty coin-
here.
j pany, of B altim ore. Md., lias filed a
Made of silver and ab o u t two
! suit in federal court here asking for
inches in diam eter, the m edal d is
i paym ent of $95,000 by F ra n k L.
plays on one side a sym bolical fig -1
j Bram w ell, sta te sup erin ten d en t of
m e and th e sig n a tu re s of the th ree
_
' banks.
chief
On the reverse
YREKA,
------ executives.
--------
---- — - Calif.,
— Aug. 5.
NeaL
j n ¡ts com plaint the B altim ore
side is the tem perance m essage, d at- Evans, son of N athan Evans, a iner-j flrm contends th a t Bram w ell took
ed 1834, which reads;
chant of Happy Cam p, was in sta n tly possession fo th e F irs t S tate & Sav-
"B eing satisfied from ou r obser killed yesterday when a tru c k he, ¡ngs hank of K lam ath F alls last J a n
vations and experience, as well as was driving got from under his con uary, at which tim e th e U nited
front m edical testim ony, th a t a rd en t n o l and plunged down a steep hill- sta te s, th rough an agent, W alter G.
sp irits as a drink is not only n e e d -: «id«
W est, had $95.000 on deposit,
less hut h u rtfu l and th a t the en tire
The tru ck backed off the grade*
The g u a ra n ty com pany had put up
disuse of it w ould tend to prom ote and rolled down the hill for m ore a $100,000 bond for the hank, it al-
th e health , v irtu e and happiness of th an 100 feet. W hen found young leged, and on July 3 it paid $95.000
th is com m unity, wez hereby express Evans was pinioned beneath the m a - ip| u9 in terest to the governm ent. The
o u r conviction th a t should the c l t i - , cbine. H s body was badly crushed ; concern now claim s th a t th e bank
¡sens of the U nited S tates, and es- R e waa dead before help reached has 8Uficient assets to pay th e full
pecially all m en, discontinue entire- 'h im . Evans was about 18 years of am ount, and it asks to be adjudged
ly th e use of it, they not only would age
__
____
—
He was em _ ployed
a t his f a t h - ; a preferred creditor.
im prove th e ir own personal health , , e r ’s sto re a t Happy Camp and was
v-s., ;
---------------------------
b u t th e good of o u r country as well."* delivering supplies when the acci-l SISKIYOU W ILL HOLD COUNTY
The m edal w as exhibited publicly ¿ e n t occurred.
FA IR SEPT E M B E R 2 » TO ÎM)
Mrs Ida
D
elle
M
ulford
d
isp
layin
g
th
e
tiny
m
edal
w
h
ich
giv
es
rise
to
f°
r
th
e
iirs
t
tim
e
teeen
tly
b>
Mrs.
Ida lien© .viuuoru uv>yui)uig
h h j
iim m i n in m
m
i
. .
..
lC n r a a t a W
th e belief th a t th re e fo rm er p resid
en ts foresaw
th e com ing of na- Ida Delle A M l u ulford
a t a % . C C. T T. . U U . , INVENTOR O F TEL EPH O N E
The Siskiyou county fair th is year
convention in G lendale.
n * TO
th r
r s t ! w
ill he
eeinnine on
IS i.a
LAID
REST
will
be held five davs
days h
beginning
tion al prohibition-
Tuesday, Septem ber 26. These dates
j SYDNEY, N. S., Aug. 5.— In a w ere decided upon at a m eeting of
¡CANYON PATROLMAN SWORN
I g ran ite tom b, blasted in the sum m it th e fair board in Y reka Tuesday a f
IN AND BEG INS DUTIES
T uesday’s m eeting was
! of Beinn B hreagh m ountain, th e ternoon.
E. C. Biegel was sw orn in as pa
I h ighest point in Novia Scotia, the called for the purpose of tak in g the
tro lm an th is m orning, and took up
i body of the late Dr. A lexander G ra- prelim inary steps jn a rra n g in g for
the position of canyon tra ffic officer.
j ham Bell, th e inventor of th e tele th e a n n u al event.
He was equipped w ith th e city ’s
J. E. P a sh b u rg was selected as
phone, was yesterday laid to rest, at
m otorcycle and has all the a u th o rity !
sunset. He had m ade his sum m er j se cre ta ry -tre a su re r and m anager of
of any city policem an.
16473206
I hom e a t th is place for th e p a st 35 ¡th e fair.
It will be his duty to keep p eo p le,
I years.
m oving in the canyon and not allow
DOG GIVEN MEDAL FO B
any picnicking or cam ping a t any!
SAYING LIFE OF CAT
j place in the canyon above th e low er j
Two of the large plate glass w in -¡in
k e e, , which
which is
is ju
ju st
sh o o rt
rt dis-
Jackson county stan d s sixth from
in ta
tak
st a a sh
dis-
LONG BEACH, Calif., Aug. 5.—
dows in the fro n t of th e Golden tance above the upper camp ground. the l °P am ong the counties of the
Spot,
a dog. has been voted a medal
sta
" te
" in
naid the to am ount of fees paid to
Rule sto re in the E lk s’ b u i l d i n g . ---------------------------- Qmn,,nf
signifying
bravery, by the Long
the s ta te for vehicle reg istra tio n and j
were broken y esterday aftern o o n . I
Beach
H
um
ane
society.
o p e ra to rs’ licenses. The total sum
w h en ,an a u to driven by Ju d g e Lodge
Spot
is
credited
with having
paid in betw een J a n u a ry 1 and June
of Y reka, crossed the sidew alk and
jum
ped
from
th
e
M
unicipal
Pier on
30 th is year was $106.930.25.
stopped w ith th e bum per of th e m a-j
July 13th and rescuing a cat s tr u g
Count .es exceeding Jackson in the
chine well into the window.
gling in the sea.
am ount paid in fees were M ultno
I t seem s th a t Mr. Lodge had left (
m ah, M arlon, Lane, C lackam as and
his car a t th e curb, and w hen he
RANCH RO BBERS ARE HELD
U m atilla, in the ord er nam ed.
z
was ready to leave th a t point, he I
FOR SUPERIO R CO! KT
T here were 4 230 cars registered
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. — The
s ta rte d his engine, but instead of j
RED BLU FF. Calif., Aug. *
in th is county, Including p a sse n g e r-ow nership Qf a b o u t 20,000 acre8 of
F ;|b v \ 7 1€l F ra n k 'Joi; nso n . w h„
Pu ttin * th e ^ r s
in reverse, he;
(and com m ................
ercial cars,
paying
$104,-:
swa)np
... ''O' ' ’n<r
‘
laild su rro u n d in g Low er;
charged w5th com plicity in tit.
threw them into low and th e car!
---- -------------
447 Of th e total am ount. F orty-nine K,am ath lake in Siskiyou county,
responded prom ptly, clim bing over
w holesale robbery of wagons, sets of
•
1
'
. ,
;
,
m otorcycles contributed $314. and which has been in dispute to r some harness, farm im plem ents and o th er
the curb and had stru ck th e window-
LONDON,
Aug.
5.—
At
least
five
. . .
. , .
n il
X “
’» m ! yearS b*‘WW"
P ” ™“ “ ° " d ! property or rancher» „ th is counly.-
before th e b rakes could be applied.! ,
. p e r,» ,» w ere klllud in t o “
Thft P!ir h it lhe window w here the thousand »•MCI, ravaged Sw atow, T " r “ * ” 1
X
5
l i d " ‘ " “ C“ ° ‘
.
w ere held to anaw er in the su p erio r
I typhoon which ravaged sw atow ,
„ c.ocotnrn nnid
, z..
two large plate glass sections are
« „ „ „ i.,.,,« ,IJu f° the sta te , and 462 o p erato rs pant passftt, up lo the United States stt- co urt here.
jo nP(L break ln g one of tb em beyond I C h‘“ a ’ aCC°*d ,“ g l° H ongkong d ,s- $462 into th e sta te tre a su ry for per yrem e CQurt
AUTO SACRED
OVER HILLSIDE
PLATE GLASS IN
FRONT IS
TITLE IN DISPUTE
10 E. KLAMATH
EARE IDLE LANDS
TOLL IN CHINA
‘
,,
«v«n*_ of being salvaged, «»a
m its, w hile fees for tra n sfe rs and
Tbe governm ent claim s ow nership
the -----
possibility
and 1,11 1 lw •
le situ a ion is appa ing, as i s d 1}cate llcense8 am ounted to $447 , v irta e of an act of th e C alifornia
b reak in g a co rn er from the o th er
for about im
t a possible
7 ilble J to 0 assem
a «sem,bled
ble the
tb * bodies.
Li„ c o in county stan d s a & t th e foot!
foot le’gi8laturG(
’
F
Pshri19rv
eb ru ary 3.
, 1905.
1!)nri This
T hiB
company.
which can be salvaged for about
A fuse atta ch e d to the bundle was
The cost o f | ’nuC I, ehS Ury
e ea '
rnvjnce of the list, having only. 224 m achines apt a u thorized the U nited S tates to
b,,ru in s » , il enme h u rtlin g over, th e th r e e -r o u n n ,
v „ u . , m e co», o . , est distress prevads |n
m he P lM e ’ , and paid into th e sta te tre a su ry only URe tb e beds of th e lakes fo r w ater
e , e nn.1 nccordtng to one rep o rt.
•«
two w indow , will and thousands a ie herCit of sh e lte r,
iia a
ano less
• i» a ,
. ,
,
.
,
$5083.50. m ore th an $100,000
less
-n connet.t , ion w tu-i.
ith irrtg
tho nir be $155. which Mr. Lodge has prom -
th
e
ir
hom
es
having
been
sw
ept
away
T
Tnptrsnn
K
a guard sp o ttin g it w hile in the air.
reDlace
th an th e sum paid in from Ja c ttso n .
and recia m a tion projects con-
The republicans of the county are
figured th a t it was a f re branch. isert t0 replace
by the ravages of th e typhoon
ducted by th e U nited S tates re c ia -j ; planning for a general get-to g eth er
B
. ,,
. , „ lv„
No one was h u rt in th e acc.dent.
county.
o t into th e a ir to give
,
LONDON, Aug. 5.— T he condition and fired a sh mv
i The to ta l fees paid to the s ta te m ation aerVice.
i m
g a a t t the
1
frvitrvrftvH ¡>n d nothing was dam aged in any
m eetin
eeting
th e M edford hotel, 4 \’ed-
th
e
alarm
The
explosion
followed
”
of Lord N o rthcliffe rem ained prac
'f ro m all counties am ounted to $2,-|
On behalf of th e s ta te it now i s ; n(,3fjaVi August 16.
m an n er outside th e glass.
___________________
tically w ithout change th ro u g h o u t im m ediately.
973,378.84.
contended the act d :d not cede to
The new s ta te ch airm an of the
No
in
ju
ry
resulted
to
th
e
guard.
-
th e night. He is still u n c o n scio u s,;
th e governm ent the 20,000 acres party, W alter Tooze J r., will he on
an d is clinging to life by th e very A hole as larg e as a m an’s hat was
■ su rro u n d in g Low er K lam ath lake.
hand to m eet the m em bers of th e
sle n d e r th re a d of his m arvelous vi blown in th e ground.
party and get acquainted and on a
tality .
T his
aftern o o n
it
was;
w orking basis w ith them .
th o u g h t his condition was even m ore
The county cen tral com m ittee will
serious th an it had been at any tim e
meet in the afternoon a t 2 o 'clork
since he was strick en .
I WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.— U nder
in the Hotel M edford, a t which tim e
tiH EH A LIS. W ash., Aug. 5.— The
unanim ous consent and ag reem en t,
Mr. T w i t will be p rese n t to confer
I C hehalis Mill com pany's plant, w orth:
R E E D PROBABLY W INS OUT
the sen ate has adopted a form of
with the m em bers of the com m ittee.
----------------- $300,000, was destroyed by fire
BY MAJORITY OF 5tM)0
clo tu re, lim iting debate on the M e-1
D inner will be served a t th e Hotel
SALEM, Or., Aug. 6.— At le a s t' e a r| y this m orning, w ith an addi-
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.— T here is no
C um ber ta riff bill a fte r A ugust 7.
M
edford
prom ptly a t 6 o’clock, to
fo
u
r
of
the
nine
in
itia
tiv
e
m
easures
tio
n
a
i
toss
of
m
ore
th
an
$100.000
by
fte r r
Liiiiitii iwo» ut uiw»v
▼
d o u b t now th a t S enator Reed has
I This agreem ent was reached u a fte
which
all
rebuplicans, both men and
, . and co n stitu tio n al am endm ents it is , be b u rn in g of several th ousand feet
won out in M issouri, a lth o u g h as re
a day of conference, and will bt'in 8 _______ _
.
women,
a
re
invited.
A sh o rt pro-
proposed to refer to th e voters of
i um ber.
tu rn s come in from o utlying pre
a final vote on the ta riff bill w ithin
'
gram
is
bieng
prepared
and will be
Oregon a t th e g en eral election in
More th an 200 men will be forced
cincts. it ap p ears th a t his m ajority
th re e days.
•followed by an address by C hairm an
Novem ber, probably will be atta ck e d QUt of work as a resu lt of th e fire.
o v er Long will not be an y th in g like
ROME. Aug. 5.- Tw enty th ousand >pdOze and th e m eeting will be over
PA RIS, Aug. 5.—-The new F rench
¡th ro u g h legal channels in an effo rt
--------- -------- ----------
as g re a t as was indicated in the note, replying to G erm any's com- <$>«•«•<»
<S> <S> V V « <?>
*>«>-?' to prevent th e secretary of th e s ta te CALIFORNIA PEO PLE AT
fascisti have occupied the ci > o , by 9:30.
e a rly re tu rn s. It is th o u g h t his m a m uuications received d u rin g the 4 BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY
from placing them on th e ballot.
LOCAL CAMP GROIN'D P arm a and seized th e e x e c u tn e ina-
T ickets for th e d in n er will be $1.
jo rity will be in th e neighborhood
proposed
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
D.
Hill
and
chinery.
and
may be obtained by applying to
4
•
Included
am
ong
the
■ <î>
<«> <£
<?•
m orning, went forw ard to B erlin, re- $ *$>
o f 5000.
fighting is raging m C hairm an J. W. W akefield or J. W.
a
ttack
ed
th
ree
children,
of
A
lturas,
Calif.,
Violent
lltvoauico
turn
a
z im
j
M
V
.
tlUVC
ii**a*v**
—---------
m
easures
th
a
t
m
ay
be
vealing new “sa n ctio n s” (p e n a j-,
N ation al L eague
! th ro u g h in ju n ctio n proceedings to have been stopping for the last two n o rth ern Italy, p a rtic u la rly in t le D ressier.
ties)
which F ran ce is im posing upon
NEBRASKANS PAY VISIT
At Brooklyn 5-3; C incinnati 0-2. be f led a g ain st the secretary of sta te weeks in the A shland au to cam p, regions of Milan and Genoa. Both
-- --------------------------
TO ASHLAND FRIEN DS G erm any to enforce paym ent of p ri
a
re
the
incom
e
tax
bills,
the
so-called
and
‘have
been
enjoying
the
scenic
sides
are
using
m
achine
guns.
T
hirty
At New York 19; Chicago 7.
They
Dr. D aniel Finch and d a u g h te r vate loans and indem n ties.
com pulsory education bill, and th e beau ties about A shland. Mrs. Hill have been killed and m oie than a
>
.h n v n v e iw i- w w i'
At P h ilad elp h ia 9; St. Louis L.
G race, of G rand Island. Neb., a re a re financial in c h a ra c te r, blit not
salm
on
fishing
and
propagation
sta
te
s
th
a
t
they
a
re
very
m
uch
in
hundred
wounded
in
the
G
iri
ic
,
r
,r ,
,
At Boston 3; P itts b u rg 9.
sp en d in g a few days in A shland as m ilitary.
am endm ent.
love w ith th is end of th e valley, and fig h tin g betw een th e fascisti and th e
TOLEDO, Or.. Aug. 5. The bo
Am erican Ijeague
The F rench “ high caliber sh e ll”
of Jo h n Schaffer, of Independence,
th e guests of th e E. K. H all fam ily
The com pulsory education bill will th a t they hope to m ake a tra d e for socialist-com m unist forces.
.At
Cleveland
1; New York 7.
which
was
to
have
been
exploded
was found late yesterday by se arc h
on L ib erty stre e t.
probably be atta ck e d by W. L air property here. They expect to leave
- — —
At Chicago 2; W ashington 6.
Dr. Finch has traveled over the against G erm any w ith the expiration
ers in v estig
Thom pson and o th e r prom inent m en for th e ir hom e w ithin a few days.
W EED MAN APPO IN TED
_ atin g th e wreck of an
At D etroit 3; Boston 8.
co u n try extensively, having been in of the French u ltim atum of July 28,
t„ O regon. It was announced.
! Mr. and S h .. T h o tn a , J. W ylie and
TENNANT POOTMAHTBR autn.noblle n ear Eddyville
winch
P acific Coast L eagu e
a tte n d a n c e a t th e dental convention tu rn e d out to be a “ d u d .”
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(Y esterd ay ’s G am es)
The new m easures which F ran ce
a t Los A ngeles a few w eeks ago and
sta te from i lacing the salm on and who have been spending several office d e p a rtm e n t announces th e ap- death,
At P o rtla n d 6; O akland 5.
is im posing re la te only to Alsace-
had died from burns
Is now en ro u te hom e.
m easure
easure on
on tne
th e ballot
in th
At Los
I os Angeles
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days in
tn e e local
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know
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plunge
in
and
extinguish
his
y et to find a place m ore b e a u tifu l stro n g as had been an ticip ated .
Cedar-
Siskiyou
county,
form
erly
know
as
ently
to
plunge
in
and
extinguish
his
for th e s ta te fish com m ission, it is Mr. W ylie
th a n A shland and s o u th e rn O regon
blazing clothing.
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lsa
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At S eattle 4; V ernon 7.
R ead th e w ant ads.
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lu general.
and of th e S o u th e rn P acific ra ilw a y
Republicans to
Feast at Medford
N o rth d iff’s Life
Hangs in Balance
Gag Rule Applied
On Tariff Debate
ATTACH PLANNED
411
Fire Destroys
$300,000 M ill