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♦
♦
♦
ASHLAND CLIMATE, without
the aid of m edicine, cures cin e
cases out of ten of asthma.
T his is a proven fact.
VOLUME
3
A shland D aily T idings
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A
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President Orders Telegrams Sent to
Representatives to be on Hand
When Congress Reconvenes Aug.
15th and to Continue in Session.
m estic water helps.
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No. 2S7
ASHLAND. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 192¿gg
STEALING CHICKEN’S COMES
Trying Out the Lie Detector
BLIND CAN READ ORDINARY
BOOKS WITH THIS DEVICE
CRISIS IN RAIL AND COAL
STRIKES UPSETS »-DAY
RECESS PLAN
♦ rive three months In the rich #
<$> ozone at Ashland. The pure do- >
(International News Wire Service
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, VoL 4 3 )
READY 10
♦ MALARIA OERNP8 cannot eur> ♦
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.— An in s tru
m ent by which the blind are en
abled to read ord in ary books is de
scribed in th e A ugust M entor M aga
zine. It is th t optophone, th e inven
tion of F o u rn ie r d ’Albe, a B ritish
scientist. By use of selenium , the
in stru m e n t tra n sla te s p rin ted lette rs
into m usical sounds, w hich th e blind
Z
z
HIGH PRICED IN REDDING
REDDING, Calif., Aug. 8.— H enry
and E m ery M cLaughlin, bro th ers,
pleaded guilty of robbing th e hen
ro o st of Mrs. George E. B arney, near
A nderson, on Ju ly 18. w hile she was
a tte n d in g a poultry m eeting in town.
Ju d g e J. A. D unham sentenced
them to th e county jail for th re e
m onths each. Mrs. Barney lost 60
blooded pullets.
I
i
Ui
ANOTHER STORM THREATENS
TO CAUSE GREAT LOSS
OF LIFE
kl»
OF KESWICK GOES
IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.— P re si
den t H arding w ants a com plete con-
------------------
gress assem bled in W’ashington. and
ready for action, in view of the grave
SPR IN G FIELD , 111., Aug. 8 .- A n y
in d u stria l situ a tio n involved in th e “ w et” and “ d ry ” contests in Illinois
r a l and coal strik es, and to th a t th is fall are expected to be over-,
end he has directed congressional shadow ed by the fig h t in th e six-
lead ers to cancel any plans for re- te e n th congressional d istric t w here
cess a fte r the house reconvenes on W. E. H ull, republican, an a d m itte d j
A u g u st 15. This is in accordance “ w et,” and Jesse Black J r., demo-
w ith an official announcem ent from c a t . a “ d ry ,” are e n te rin g w h a t,
th e W hite House.
th e ir proponents claim will be th e :
C ongressional leaders had planned big b a ttle of the s ta te on th is issue. ,
a series of three-day recesses, which
Mr. H ull is a fo rm er d istiller and
w ould allow m em bers
to rem ain a form er m em ber of th e Illinois leg-
aw ay from W ashington u n til
the isla tu re .
He resides in P eoria,
se n ate was ready to rep o rt on th e w here he has extensive business in-
. .. , ...
terests.
Mr. Black is an attorney
ta riff bill.
Tlie house se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s has of Pekin,
d ispatched telegram s to congress-
,
m en req u estin g them to be in th e ir
se ats oil A ugust 15, in com pliance
w ith the p resid e n t’s reqm t.
An un fav o rab le reaction to th e
p -e s id e c t’s la te st program by the
s trik e
loaders
has
considerably
dam pened the confidence hereto fo re
existing th a t the railw ay s trik e w a s '
on th e way to settlem en t.
CHINESE
X '
«•*****’
Here are tw o illustrations of
the “lie detector” in use. In
the top picture you see Dr.
Larsen m aking an actual test
of an alleged crim inal. Tlie
lower photo shows the Instru
m ent attached to the arm of
the man upon whom the test
was made.
Fortunately, the
machine proved the absolute
innocence of this man, whose
name is withheld for obvious
reasons.
Z
Z
tiS c -
f
Is Sw eeping
And H as
Shangtiai
H undicd
South A lon g th e Coast
W recked a V essel O f t
W ith L oss o f Three
Lives.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 8.— The w orst
typhoon in years is raging from
Shanghai southw ard along tV? Chin-
ese coast.
It is feared th a t th is
i REDDING, Calif., Aug. 8. A11, 3torm will add to th e great d isaster
freig h t, express and passengers for gt Swatow
w h ere. accordlng to
the M ountain Copper com pany a re Hongkong diBJ,atche8, a t least 10,00fl
now directed to M athew son instead ,ost tfaeir , |VM , n thp typhoon which
I of Keswick. The historic sm elting destroyed th a t city several days ago.
! town. M athew son, is th re e m iles
Physicians and nurses are being
I n o rth of Keswick on th e S outhern rushed from here to Swatow, w here
Pacific, and an autom obile road has g rea t su ffering is reported to have
been b uilt from M athewson to the been left in th e w ake of the typhoon.
I com pany’s H ornet m ine and over
A .h e a v y loss of life is feared in
this an auto passenger service has to d ay 's typhoon.
T hree hundred
been established.
Chinese a re known to have been
W hat rem ains of the town of Kes- drow ned off Shanghai in the wreck
wick has been placed in charge o f i Q^ g coaSfWjSe vessel
a w atchm an.
__________________
TWO MEET DEATH
IN BATTLE WITH
SI
MOVIE MEN TO LOCATE
FILM IN KLAMATH CO.
KLAMATH FALLS. Aug. 8 —
John G riffith W ray, d irector for the
Thom as H. Ince studios, of Los An
j geles, seeking a location for a big
I special Ince production, will arrive
| here from Los Angeles W ednesday
; evening.
em ploying the device, and in whose wills and elim inate th e long and
By ELLIS H. MARTIN
d e p a rtm e n t it was w orked out by ; costly legal contests which ensue in
I. N. S. S taff C orrespondent
Dr. J. A. L arsen, one of V ollm er’s such cases.
BERK ELEY , Calif., Aug. 8 — super-cops, who is a univeristy
“ It will assist in p u ttin g a n end to I
W hat will the invention of th e “ lie g ra d u a te and a scientist.
forgery of docum ents and m aterially
STEVENSON, W ash., Aug. 8.— ’
The J. J. M urphy ranch was d e te c to r” m ean to crim inal investi-
“ I t will elim in ate conviction of aid in se ttlin g civil cases in w h ich '
I
Two
men a re dead today as the re-1
th o u g h t to be very fo rtu n a te last gation?
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: the innocent and in su re th e convic- deception figures—
j
su
it
of
a raid on a m oonshiners’ still.
week
____ when
____ th e _ grass fire w hich ! This question was asked Chief of tiou of th e g u ilty ,” said Chief of Po-
“ IF it w orks o u t.”
I
W.
E.
R orison, deputy sh eriff, of
hurned over so m uch te rrito ry east p on ce A ugust V ollm er, head of th e lice Vollmer.
And it is upon th is I F th a t Dr
V
ancouver,
W ash., and Paul Hickey,
of th e city, was kept out of th e oniy police d e p a rtm e n t in th e world
“ It will put an end to spurious L arsen is now w orking.
;
m
oonshiner,
are the victim s. J. A.
'l a r g e hay stack, containing over 100
M
organ,
federal
prohibition officer
tons of good qu ality hay. But the
i for W ashington, who conducted the •
good luck did not last, for th e sta c k |
BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY »
I raid on H ickey’s cam p in th e hills j
caught fire S aturday afternoon about
near here late yesterday, was ser-j
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.— Advices
N ational Ix-ague
KLAM ATH FALLS. Aug. 8.— Ap- 4 o’clock, and th e effo rts of th e men
I
iously
wounded,
but
is
expected
tO
irecejVed
here by the Am erican Fed-
16446547
p ro p ria tio n s fo r highw ay construe- employed a t th e ranch were not suf-
At Brooklyn 1; Ch’cago 4.
I
recover.
eratio
n
of
L abor indicate as lm nii-
tion to ta lin g $148,000 have been ficient to save any o f-th e hay.
At New York 3; C incinnati 7.
Accom
panied
by
Jo
h
n
P
ig
g
o
tt,j
nent
a
railro
ad tieup in Mexico,
m ade bv the county court.
|
At th e tim e the big fire .b ro k e o u t.
At P hilad elp h ia 8-3; P ittsb u rg
¡fe
d
e
ra
l
prohibition
director,
M
organ
Action
is
reported by Mexican
Of th is am ount $121,000 is for last week, the m en on th e M urphy
19-7.
'a n d R orison were reconnoitering railro ad em ployes which will lead
th e 15-m ile section of The D alles- ranch gave th e ir a tte n tio n to sav-,
American League
¡n ea r H ickey’s camp, when the o w n -lto a cessation of all intern atio n al
C alifornia highw ay betw een old F t ing the big stack, and were success-,
At D etroit 2; New York 1.
: er stepped out from the brush. Mor- tra n sp o rta tio n w ithin a day or two,
K lam ath and the D eschutes county ful in b ackfiring all the way around
___________
At Chicago 6; P hiladelphia 4.
; gan ordered Hickey to throw up h is jif the shop cra fts s trik e in this couu-
line. The ap p ro p riatio n was m ade th e stack, and about 25 yards from
At Cleveland 6; Boston 15.
| hands and fired over th e m oonshin-j try ¡s not settled.
w ith th e u n d e rsta n d in g and condi- it. The fire burned all tlie grass
g V eatch and p j co rm o lly , who
PORTLAND, Aug. 8.— E a rl E.
e r ’s head. Hickey, instead of s u i-l
tlon th a t a federal ap p ro p riatio n on all sides, leaving only the 25-yaid ^old po sjtjons as conductor and en-
P
r a a tte
tte r rso
s o n , a te tte
lle r tn
in tne
the iuUmDer-i
L um ber-
, .
, , t
.
™
i
•
j
¡re
n d e rin g as had been expected,!
» Vn
eq u al to 50 per cent of the cost and circle im m ediately around the stack, gjner respectively on th e S outhern
m e n s T ru st com pany bank, is under!
(A R A I A N FROM PORTLAND
,
.
,
,
.
.
I
fired
point
blank
a
t
M
organ,
serious-
______
_____
_
a s ta te ap p ro p riatio n equal to 25 per and the hay was th o u g h t to he safe. p aciflc n n e s, w ere in the city yes-
TO BOOST U»25 FAIR
a rre st, accused of em bezzlem ent ofi
,
ly w ounding him. R orison opened
c e n t of the cost be forthcom ing.
But it seem s a sm ouldering em ber te rd a y , passing am ong th e business
$34,600, and J. C. O sler a used car
, ,
’
,, .
,
t\re and fatally wounded H ickey,i
A caravan composed of 30 or 35
The o th e r ap p ro p riatio n was $27,- n ear the rem aining dry grass was meQ Qf th e cityj and in q u ir in g as to
dealer, is so ught by th e police fo r,
.
but th e la tte r, before he fell, d ire c t- cars, ca rry in g from 125 to 150 P o rt
000 tow ard co n stru ctio n of th e An- blown to a blaze, and w ith no one th e ir a ttitu d e In reg a rd to th e un-
comp îcity.
-
. ! ed a fatal shot a t Rorison. D irector
land business men, will leave tiiat
na creek road from th e boundary of on guard, caught the stack before it m ergjng of th e S outhern and Cen-
P a tte rso n
m ade confession to ,
„ v - t -, o
P iggott hastened a fte r a posse, and city S aturday aftern o o n a t 1 o’clock
P re sid e n t R obert E. Sm ith and Vice
.
.
C ra te r n atio n al park th ro u g h and was discovered.
- tra l ■ Pacific
■- system
* s.
„
. ,
„ ,
•
r, .
on retu rn in g , found Hickey had bleu for a 1200 m ile trip over the sta te
A
fter
having
passed
over
the
en
P
re
sid
e
n
t
C
arl
D
etering
S
aturday,
;
to. a point near F o rt K lam ath. l e d -
of Oregon in the in terest of the 1925
tire business section of th e tow n,
a fte r having successfully m anipulât- '
'__________________
e ra l aiid s ta te aid is also expected
exposition.
they m ade th e sta te m e n t th a t every
ed th in g s so th a t th e defalcations
fo r ^his road.
The caravan will be headed by
business house had expressed itself i
had been unobserved th ro u g h sever- !
M
ayor
B aker and is ro u ted first up
al bank exam inations.
as being back of th e S outhern P a
FAME A FLEETING THING,
iclflc
com
pany
in
its
fig
h
t
to
m
a
in
-■
CHICAGO,
Aug.
8.—
Chicago
car
th
e
Colum
bia highw ay, going as fa r
PARTICU LA RLY IN MOVIES
He asked to b rin g Osler in to con
tain
th
e
p
resent
organization.
I
riders
greeted
resto
ra
tio
n
of
norm
al
extent
o
f
,
east
as
Pendleton,
th en south and
F am e is a g re a t th in g , especially
Mr. V eatch and Mr. Corm olly are | tra n sp o rta tio n w ith joy today a fte r O sler’s involvem
ent
was
a
p
p
a
re
n
t,
I
west
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
cen
tral p a rt of the
involvem ent was a p p a re n t,
if it com es th ro u g h h ard w ork in |
old em ployes of the com pany, a n d '8* da>’8’ experience w ithout cars on he was left alone in P resid en t
state, com ing o ut a t K lam ath Falls,
m otion p ictu res. N orm a T alm adge,
are
m
aking
the
rounds
over
t
h
e
i
th
e
surface
antl
elevated
lines,
and
then to A shland, from w hence
S
m
ith’s
office
for
a
few
m
inutes,
and
w ho is a t th e V ining in “ Sm iling
country in th e in te rest of fair play | T housands were happy to hang on a
the
party
will drive no rth along the
disappeared.
T h ro u g h ,” is one of the best know n
Pacific
highw
ay and th e coast.
and
to
see
how
the
business
p
e
o
p
le
;
stra
p
again.
This m orning n othing had vet1
of film sta rs . The F irs t N ational
feel
in
reg
a
rd
to
th
e
sep
aratio
n
of
Car
m
en,
who
w
ent
out
on
strik
e
The
trip
will
cover nine days, and
) been seen of him and his w ife denied
s ta r com es from a fam ily of act-
last T uesday, accepted a wage re all know ledge of his w hereabouts or
th
e
p
arty
will
tak
e in all of th e m ore
resses C onstance and N atalie T al
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.— The sen the two roads.
duction of 10 cents an hour and re his dealings w ith P a tte rso n .
im
p
o
rta
n
t
tow
ns
in the d fferen t
m adge, also film celebrities, being a te ended th e three-day fig h t over
tained th e e ig h t-h o u r day and for
FORT MAY, W. Va.. Aug. 8.— sections of the sta te .
h e r sisters.
H er brother-in-law , the ta riff ou su g ar, by adopting a
tiler w orking conditions.
One m an was killed and two serious
B uster K eaton, is also a celluloid ra te of $1.48 per h undred pounds on
ly wounded in an election braw l to- VAXiXIl’VER MAN PR A ISE S
sa te llite .
Cuban im portations. The vote was
LIGHTNING KILLS WOMAN,
I
day
a t W ebb, W. Va., 18 m iles so u th
ASH LAND AND VKTNITY
R egardless of one’s personal fam e 37 to 35.
RIPS SHOE FROM FRIEND
of
here.
Mr.
and
.Mrs. L eonard C larke and
one is som etim es know n by one s
W alter Copley, th e re p u b lic a n ; Mrs. Louis E iengrin, of Vancouver,
relativ es. Recently N orm a T alm adge
BELV ID ER E. N. J „ Aug. 8.— A
nom inee for prosecuting atto rn ey , W ash., a re visiting in A shland for
was w orking on a stre e t scene in the HEALER-1 EVANGELIST
bolt of lig h tn in g stru c k down a tree
h e a rt of H ollywood. A large crowd
COMING TO ASHLAND
¡w as sh o t to deaeth, and Lee C urry a few days. Mr. C larke is m anager
TACOMA,
“
W
ash.,
Aug.
8.—
Spen-
on
the banks of th e D elaw are river,
¡an d Rube W am lace, election offi- of th e N orth Coast Pow er com pany.
had G athered to see th e sftir peí-
I
-
-
*
b fore the cam era
At the m eeting of the local Minis- cer Conrow, young a ssista n t m ana- then leaped a d istan ce of ten feet
which o perates electric railw ays in
PORTLAND, Aug. g __B uyers' I cers, w ere wounded.
form e o x »h .t w
r e ? ? " ” te
porch ui
of th
er home
w orking
orking th
th e e re
te ria
ria l l association
association last
last Monday
Monday a a fte
lte r-
r- ger
ger of
ui th
m e e local branch of the
— Bank
------- to th e puivu
m e e » sum
u m m
u .«
uuu.e
-
Vancouver and C larke county. He
RQkel one of th e crow d, pointing to noon, it was decided to extend a call of C alifornia, who disappeared last Of Mrs. Thom as A. Berkey, of E ast- wpek opened here today w ith a la ge
s loud in his praises of southern
i
. i
to the Rev C harles S. Price of Lodi, week leaving his accounts $6000. on p a , and in sta n tly killed her. A a tten d an ce, est.m ated at fully 25 KLAMATH FALLS WOMAN
Oregon
ill general and Ashland in
ARRESTED AS SHOPLIFTER
I 'h ', / '' n u .t e r K eato n ’s sis- C alif., to conduct an
e ts n s e lts tlc sn o rt, is probably fleeing w ith n Ta- trii'nil. to whom Mrs. Berkey wa, I>er cent g re a te r th an last year. T o
m paign in
in Ashlnnd.
Ashland
coma
in g a a t t the
the tim
tim e, e, seated
seated b b u u t t tw
tw o o - >nKnt
m e e v visitors
w in be
ne welcomed
w e.w u ,eu
W EED, C alif.. Aug. 8 — A woman
‘
, er-m , a . ” rep u ed " n e t h e r visitor, eatnpaign
com
a girl,
glri. it it was
was revealed
revealed today
ioday by
by t talk
„ klnB
tg b , th
ts B o ^ will
Dr Price is the m anager for th e federal secret service operatives and feet from her, had a shoe and s to c k - w ith a big reception tmd ball in th r i v i n g her nam e as M ane Sun h, a n d . « » n 8
Such is fam e, folks!
wr
,
i , a
hnniiinfx m m nanv detectives w'orking! int» Tinned o ff hut escaned w Ph a M ultnom ah hotel.
T his is th e pro her residence as K lam ath lu lls , was ( r.
.
, fam ous Mrs. M cPherson, and also bonding com pany
rn on fh e heel
gram for tom or-ow a f'e r th<- cus- a rre ste d in th e Weed M ercantile
They are spending to n ig h t as the
EUGENE UAVIN DIES
h er chief helper, conducting m e e f-; ° Q he c
a
book-
'
ternary reg istratio n
v isiting buy- com pany sto re on th e charge of guests of R, E. D etrick, who was a
AT RAKER CITY. ORE. ¡ngs w ith seem ingly as g reat success
It was disclosed th at a glr h
,
valued a t $45
In form er neighbor in V ancouver.
- ,
. n ^ « iv e d in Ash- a , Mrs M cPherson herself
keeper of the bank, described as DRY LAW DEFENDANT
«rs
¡ste a lin g a dress valued a t $4a
in
__________________ _
W ord has been recei ed
a. .
And from a nro m in en t lo-
P F T S A SPF F D Y T R IA L 1 7:30 P- m — V isiting women as- th e ju stice court she was found
land of th e d eath of Eugene av n
i n o rd er to b u n g
is ma e r n
.,
vanished ia st F rid a v 36
YREKA C alif A v 8 __ The jus- sem ble in B uyers’ W eek h-'adquar- guilty and sentenced to 30 days in ALASKA BANK GOES OX
"• B* k, " , Or’ ^ , , „ Mr„fCT «
u , "
BP0Uf n
e ; "uv' " X “
X 'p X d l
I , , J RcE„ b «
1 by ™
O ,e Bo„
m e«
; „ „ or
w a
o,
I
« « « ... < ™
. BAMS
IN MEXICO
BANK TELLER
S. P. RAIERAY CO.
BIG STREET CAR
STRIKE
IN W
. VIRGINIA
ELECTION FIGHT
FIXED AT $1.48
Absconding Teller
Said to Have Fled
With Young Girl
Buyers Week
Opened Today
in Portland
FAIRBANKS. A laska, Aug. 8.—
a n a lived fo” ' m any
in i Z m i b a . b Z of .b e cl.y b a , been
O fficer, a re w orking on .b e . h e - p „ d ge C b a rle , E. Johnson, ae, a io-j b i « ’
« « «
«
■
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lived for m anv y ears in > n o m in al ons or m e civv uas ‘..-m
v.......
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.............. — ------------ --
----
¡ » « .T rr iK « - « t t h f i ' i . w a t t in g
The
F irs t N ational hank of F air-
i
»irvi» o f oniiari nt tho P re sb y te ria n chnrch orv th a t before Conrow vanished h e jc a l record for speedy tria ls in th e ‘-ter party.
MEXICAN AAA
,
.
.
"'™„.Cin \..,c e ‘e bV r. Z bo wil, b e | , " X „ d v e v e „ ^ A ^ . .3 , , , , „ /ra n g e d a m eeting „.ace w ith . h o l e , «
H enry Oscar, .e e n se d on a
. »• m - S m o k e r , m en oniy. R oar-.
. . R i . ™ -N M « M T m R E < T .O N ; banks. ,„ e
bank
,b e i.b iied
girl
The
m
issing
b
a
n
k
e
r
left
a
wife
m
isdem
eanor
c
h
a
rg
e
'
of
fu
rn
is
h
in
g
'¡n
g
Camp.
M
unicipal
aud
ito
riu
m
.
I
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
8
.
-
T
h
e
ad-
s
ta
te
s
to
get
off
th
e
“
two
h it” basis
. . .
rvirl Thp m issing hfinkpr lpft a w ife
charfire of fu rn ish in g
o'clock.
sorry to h e a r of his d eath.
w hiskev to an Indian
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¡m in istra tio n reg ard s th e M exican of sm all change, w ent on a ’nickle
At th is tim e sp eak ers who are and young son here.
W A ju ry was chosen, th e case trie d
DUBLIN. Aug. 8.— Ten republican situ a tio n as “ d riftin g in the rig h t di- and dim e” basis on July 3. as a
Mr. Cavin is survived by his fa th
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e r and one b ro th e r. M inor Cavin. fam iliar w ith th e w ork of Dr. Price
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th e com
and a verdict ren d ered in th e sh o rt : irre g u la rs w ere killed
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was officially
at ing of the railroad
and
Mrs.
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cPherson
both
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uying
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and one siste r. Mrs. O tto E lliott.
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troops
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castle th e W hite House today. The devel- which b ro u g h t tra n s p o rta t’on, com-
in - and evangelism will have irn-
The H argrove m illinery shop is; tim e of 55 m inutes. The defen d an t , • w
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closed for a few weeks w hile th e: was sentenced to six m onths in th e W est, n ear th e border of L im erick opm ents, it was learned, have bee m erce and finance alike to th e need
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b i, b o d ,d o . alth o u g h i . . . .
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“ S . . 0 . 1 . 'P roprietor I, aw ay buying fall .n d ic o u n ty jail, „nd „enlenco tv ,s „ „ - and Cork. The F re a « . . . t r o o p .: , a ll,fa c io ry
Proaidout H arding of using sm aller change th a n a
not tho u g h t at th a t tim e th a t his m eeting
quarter.
'w in te r goods.
(pended u n d e r c ertain conditions.
c a p tu red th e town.
ja n d Secretary H ughes.
« o udition was a n y th in g serious.
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