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ASHLAND CLIMATB, w ithout ♦
the aid of medicine, cures nine 4
cases out of ten of asthma. 4
This is a proven fact.
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VOLUM E
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A shland D aily T idings
(International News' Wire Service
(Successo» to the Semi-W eekly Tidings. Voi. 43)
HARDING HOLDS
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1
Pleasant Duty for General Pershing
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♦ MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- 4
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vlve three months In the rich 4
ozone at Ashland. The pure do- 4
mestlc water helps.
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No. 295
In Memory of Heroic Chaplains
&
tek-*
JUSTICE COURT
PROFITEERING
E. L. M ann, of Bend, Or., appeared
before Ju stic e Gowdy here yesterday
B EFO R E A PPE A L IN G TO CON
aftern o o n and pleaded guilty to the
FU E L PRICES GO SOARING D E
G RESS, AW AITS RESULT OF
ch arg e of o p eratin g a car w ithout a
SPIT E VOLUNTARY FA IR
TODAY’S CO NFERENCE
d riv e r’s p erm it, and w'as thereupon
PRICE AGREEM ENT
fined $150 by the co u rt and given a 1
Bi-o(herhoo4l IxMiler« anil R ailw ay
■lumps from 9 2 . Io on April I, w hen
ja il sentence of six m onths.
E x ecu tiv es A re M eeting in New
Strike Began, to $<>.50 am i as
Mann is th e one who was d riv in g ,
York Today in Hopes o f A rriving
High as $ 1 8 .5 0 As A gainst A greed
th e high-pow ered Oldsm obile th a t
At B asis o f Settlem en t.
P iic e of 9 8 .5 0 .
h urdled Neil creek n e a r the Fred
Hom es ranch east of the city. Sat
W ASHINGTON, Aug. 17.— P re si
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-—Legal
u rd ay nig h t, Ju ly 15. In th e m a
d en t H arding has decided not to a p
J
control
for the price and d istrib u tio n
chine w ith him a t th e tim e of the
¡of
coal—
especially th e price— loom
p e a r before congress today w ith his
accident was a Mr. R odenham er
m essage on the in d u stria l situ atio n .
ed
today
as
the result of the genera I
• of R oseburg, and Mrs. W illiam
'
disreg
ard
for
a “ fa ir price” scale
H ow ever, if th e m eeting of the
; Belm ont of Bend. All th re e were
This b ro n ze m em o rial ta b le t, by M iss B a sc h k a I’aeff of B oston.
“ Big F o u r’’ b ro therhoods and the
was
mi-1
by
th
e
producing
operators,
General Pershing giving the Distinguished Service medal to Maj. Michael so badly in ju red th a t they were veiled on the wall of the third floor of the Ma
ssachusetts statehonse in Eos-1 !
•
,
com m ittee rep re sen tin g the Associa- J. O'Brien of the adjutant general’s office for “exceptionally m eritorious and tak en to th e G ranite City hospital 1,,n- It is to the memory of Bay State clergymen—Catholic
V oluntary fair price ,, ’ , has . broken
and Protestant— i
tion of R ailw ay Executives, which is I distinguished service as officer in charge of the officers’ division, A. G. D„ for tre a tm e n t. T he m en w ere able wbo died in service as chaplains during the World war. One o f the figures I down u n d er tb e im pact of a panicky
in progress in New York today, and G. 11. Q„ A. E. F.” M ajor O’Brien as an enlisted man was General Pershing's to leave th e re sh ortly, but Mrs. Bel ¡s that of F ather John B. DeValles, Catholic priest of New Bedford, and the m ark et, and coal is now selling all
! th e way from $6.50 to $13.50 a ton.
which is expected to be the m ost im sergeant m ajor and chief clerk on the punitive expedition into Mexico. He is « m ont was m ore seriously in ju red , other is Rev. Walton Danker, Protestant clergyman of Worcester.
native of Ireland and first served in the Sixty-ninth New York Volunteer infan
p o rta n t conference held since the
as ag ain st $3.50, the price agreed
and has only been out of th e hospital
try during the Spanish-American war.
beginning of th e railw ay shopm en’s
upon and established by S ecretary
fo r a sh o rt tim e.
s trik e , does not lay th é foundation
Hobver, and as ag ain st the price of
Mann had lost his d riv e r's p erm it
fo r a se ttle m en t of th e strik e, th e
$2.10 w hen the coal s trik e began on
som e tim e previous to his trip to
I
A
pril 1.
p resid e n t will probably address con
A shland, as the resu lt of being a r
gress tom orrow .
P resid en t H arding m ay m ake the
rested in th e n o rth e rn p a rt of the
,
coal
reg u latio n s the su b ject of a
s ta te for speeding. The judge took
BROTHERHOOD AND RAILW AY
j
special
m essage to oengress, as it Is
his p erm it aw ay at th a t tim e for a
FN E C U T IV E S IN CONFERENCE
¡gene-ally
adm itted th e country will
period of 90 days, which had not
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.— A final,
jgo
th
ro
u
g
h
th e w in ter on sh o rt ra-
yet expired a t th e tim e of th e acci-
su p rem e e ffo rt to s e ttle th e national
!
tions.
»
|d e n t here.
s trik e of th e railw ay shopm en w as j
It is alleged th a t Mann prom ised
tak en here today when the leaders
BUCK INVADES CORRAL.
! to stand all expenses of the accident
from five of th e no n -strik ng b ro th -
IS GORED BY BUIA,
I a t the tim e it occurred, and it is
erho»<li w ent into conference with
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 1 7 .- 1
RENO, Nev., Aug. 17.— Police and I EU REK A, Calif.. Aug. 17.— W hile
th o u g h t he will probably s e ttle these
th e com m ittee of railw ay executives.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.— The h eat
PORTLAND, Aug. 17.— S enator accounts whil© in the city. The bill GoverlM>r McCray is ad am an t in his ¡express com pany special agents a re j Passengers of a N orthw estern Pa-
It is not expected th a t any ag ree wave wh ch has enveloped th is city C harles Hail, in a sta te m e n t issued Js expected to to ta l around $1000.
d eterm in atio n th a t the Dempsey- investigating the disappearance of a j d f i c tra in looked on, a large buck
m en t will he re ic h e d , but it is hoped for several days is m aking life hard- today h u rled the g a u n tle t a t Gover-j
B rennan contest shall not be held a t bar of gold bullion valued a t $2800, leaped into a dairy ranch corral at
a basis m ight he agreed upon which iy w orth living. The th erm o m eter j nor O lcott, declaring th a t we was
M
ichigan City on Labor day.
I from a V irginia and T ruckee rail- Beatrice, ten m iles south of here,
ROAST 9 0 0 0 DUCKS IN A
w ould furnish a foundation for a has ranged in the nineties for th a t under no obligation to support the
The
governor's
announcem
ent
fol-
road tra in Sunday betw een Reno and was gored to d eath by a bull in
BLAZE ON POULTRY FARM
se ttle m en t later.
j period, b u t the hum idity ra th e r republican nom inee,
I lowed rep o rts from M ichigan City and Mound H ouse, Nev.
. a te rrific fight, lastin g ten m inutes.
than the heat, is the cause of th e!
He did not sta te w h ether he w o u ld ; BENICIA Calif Aug 1 7 __Nine th a t the sb e riif and prosecuting a t-j
The bar was consigned to San
unbearable conditions.
become an independent candidate .,
. / •
/ ’ .
"
. , to rney would refuse to in te rfe re w ith I F rancisco from Dayton, Nev., and
th ousand cho:ce ducks were ro aste d , .
. . .
_
T hree m en died today from the f° r governor in Novem ber. He re-1
th e proposed bout.
The governor was being tran sp o rted in an ice
a t the C alifornia P ou ltry com pany’s
effects of the excessive heat, and fers to Olcott as an “ alleged nomi
in tim ated th a t he w’ouid have offi-j cream freezer,
ran ch n e a r here yesterday. It was
th e re have been scores of people nee,” and he follows up his recent
cials th e re on Labor day, and if
i not a din n er, but an accident, for
I
p ro strate d .
j charges, w hich failed of su b stan tia-
I the building in which th e ducks were the sh eriff and prosecuting a tto rn ey LAD IS INJURED WHEN
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¡tion in the recen t recount proceed-1
showed inclination to wink a t the)
THROWN FROM HORSE
housed caught fire and the poultry
ings, to the effect th a t O lcott’s nom i
,
x , . „ ,
, . , law and perm it th e fight to proceed,'
was not only ro asted b u t burned t o ! .
,,
.
;
S. P. GIVES REDUCER RATES
nation resulted from the fact th a t
’
he would exercise th e a u th o rity
FDR .JACKSON COUNTY FAIR dem ocrats changed th e ir re g is tra a crisp.
.
. . -
x ..
,
. R obert H igh was throw n from a
Seven
h undred
o th e r
ducks. ! vested ,n him > even at ,h e ringside, horse about noon today, and lay un
tion on election day.
brooders in a nearby building, also and se,e to 11 th a t th e flght did not j conscious for nearly tw o hours. Re-
George N. K ram er, local ag en t of
tak e place.
i ports la te r in the day a re th a t it is
perished, being overcom e by the
_
¡th e S outhern Pacific, has received'
i believed he will recover.
He ap-
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! word from John M. Scott, general
sm oke and heat.
j
paren
tly
»truck
th
e
ground
w
ith
te
r-j
c
u
u
c
tru
ctiu
u work a t the I l r . t t
The to ta l loss is placed by the
ATLANTA, Ga.,
Aug.
17.— AI p a s s e n g e r'a g e n t of th e S. P. lines,
rlt,c
orce
and
»uttered
several
»o-
p
n
i
,.le
,
sta te m e n t to th e effect th a t the K u th a t they have g ran ted a reduced
m anager, A rth u r Stevens, a t ab out,
¡vere bruises and laceration and it .
s
* j.,
K lux K ian is grow ing fa s te r th an rate to and from the Jackson county
$20,000, covered by sm all insurance.
,
d st» ict is steadily going forw ard,
is
also
feared
he
lias
been
i
n
ju
r
e
d
;.,,,.
,
,
any o th e r secret, fra te rn a l organiza- fair.
The ducks burned w ere valued at
,,
I -uid E ngineer Stpvenson, who has
j $1.25 each, and the brooders were
tion in the__L-*ffe<l S tates, was m ade;
E ffective Septem ber 12th, the
„ , T
...
.
charge of the w ork, now sets Novein-
R obert was rid in g a young horse,
, .
, . , .
to d a y
by A cting Im perial W izard S outhern Pacific will place on sale
w orth $2500.
.
. ber 1 as tbe date °» which he ex-
which
jum
ped
suddenly
when
kicked
.
E dw ard Young C larke.
reduced fare tick ets a t all statio n s,
. •“ . — . — —- —— _ — —
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b e d s to bave the dam com pleted
I ' a t in
passing a n o * th ■ e r ■
horse, rp.
C lark e said th at from one d ep art- G ran ts Pass to A shland inclusive
!
T here are 70 men em ployed on the
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
boy was off his g uard and was
m en t alone, th e re was reported to for those who visit the fair.
work,
in two sh ifts of eight hours
4
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
4
I throwni.
The fare fo r' a d u lts will be one
th e o rg an izatio n from th e first of
;
each,
and
the d irt is literally flv-
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
J u n e , 1920, to th e first of July, and one-half re g u la r one-way fare,
ing,
th
e
re
being
som ething like 1000
Leaves for ’F r i s c o -
A IRPLA N E FA LLS 4500
BUFFALO, N. Y„ Aug. 17.— The
1921, over 48.000 m em bers. From and th a t for children over five years
w
ards
moved
daily.
A large steam
Mrs. L. Schwein and d a u g h te rs
B
E
E
T
;
PILOT
UN
INJURED
shovel
is
used
for
loading
the five
Ju ly 1st. 1921, and including the and u n d e r 12. one-half of a d u lt fare, west reta in in g wall of the big steel ie it Tuesday evening for San F ran -
MOSCOW, Aug. 17.— E nver Pa-
period d u rin g which the organiza
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bridge over which the In te rn a tio n a l cjsco where they will visit for the sha, the m ost spectacular fig u re in
large tru ck s, which tra n s fe r th e d irt
L ieu ten an t Ayers, who. w ith Cap
tion was being exposed by various OREGON’S CONTRIBUTION TO
Railw ay com pany o perates a high-! next th re e weeks.
■ m odern T urkish history, and who is
to th e top of the dam , each truck
ta in A. B. M ackenzie, of A shland,
m etro p o litan new spapers, this sam e
NEAR EAST R E L IE F FUND sPeed lin« l<> N iagara F alls, was dy- R etu rn » from T rip N orth—
trip
credited w ith throw ing T urkey into thnU ed visitors at the P o n la n d ' - rose
— haU’ing f° “ r yards a t a i tr
ip , ’ i and
d e p a rtm e n t tu rn e d
over in six '
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nam ited early this m orning.
Mrg R E Detric k , who has been; th e late war on th e side of
w
m aking a trip every 15 m inutes. A
.............................. ............ with th e ir aerial s tu n ts fell
m onths, 58,7 82 m em bers. He de
C ontributions in cash and com
O ly the tac t th a t the force of th e visiting in V ancouver, W ash., ftor c en tral powers, was killed in a b a ttle 4500 f
yesterdav n e a r Y o n v a lla load of d irt is th u s moved every
hlnsinn tnnb a
’
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r .__ _______ x________
’ **U V
VFSlt-IUd) iiedf iOUVdlld, th re e m inutes.
d a r e d th a t from Ja n u a ry 1st, 1922. -m odifies to ta lin g $156,155.21 were explosion took a dow nw ard, instead ; the past two weeks, re tu rn e d h o m e w itb the R ussian soviet troops in whj]e #n ro u te frQm Roseb
t
to A ugust 1st. 1922. th ere w ere 85,- m ade by Oregon for N ear E ast R e - jof a » upw ard course, saved the span th e fjrst of the week
B okhara, according to dispatches re- ! P o rtiand in a s ta n d a rd lane feThe
C ontrary to th e expectations of
765 m em bers reported, and th ere lief d u rin g th e year ending Ju n e 30, lroni d estru ctio n .
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„
. x . P j a n e - , x e i m any, the" dam will not have a ce-
I W ill —>
Teach
New Mexico—
ceived here.
) m achine was com pletely d e m o lish e d ,; „ .
a re 10,000 new m em bers being add- 1922, according to an au d it of the
i, .
, m ent core all the wav to the top.
Mrs. H. E. H uis and neice, Miss j
but th e lie u te n a n t escaped w ith only . , ,,
..
.
,
' ,
1
ed to th e ro ste r every week.
i
„
.
.
but the d irt has been cleared aw av
accounts of J. J. H andsaker, sta te
i M arjorie M cElvaney, leave th is ev-
; a tew scratches.
.
A sked to nam e th e localities in d irecto r, ju st com pleted by John S.
, ,, . . . down to a solid rock foundation all
: ening on tra in 53 for A lb u q u e rq u e ,1
This m akes th e second fall w ithin
L .
w hich th e K ian rec ru itin g was prog- W iltse. n atio n al a u d ito r, and report-!
I a week , for
.
. L • ieu x ten an x t Ayers,
.
. having
.
th e waX j across th e bottom of the
i N. M. Mrs. H uis goes for a m o n th ’s
ressin g th e m ost rapidly. Mr. C larke ed by him to A rth u r W. Brookings
.1, n ,
V
I
, x dam> an<1 a n i e n t poured onto th e
visit w ith relatives, while Miss Mc
fallen into th e Colum bia riv e r last . „ . „ .
. . ...
s ta te d th a t th e s ta te of Indiana led of Ladd and T ilton b ank, sta te treas-
,
...
., x.
bed rock an<> built up to a h eich t
E lvaney goes to ta k e charge of a
week w hile piloting a sea plane a t
, k „ „ x f » , •
th e country. P ennsylvania, Illinois, u re r of N ear E ast Relief.
!
on,» 1
,
xv of about aix feet, in o rd er to prevent
school n e a r A lbuquerque for the
■ The Dalles. The plane sank as the
Ohio, C olorado. A rkansas, Texas.
A cting on th e advice of th e Na-
„ ,
x x. . xx
xx.
any seePa £e around the base. It is
com ing year.
; rebult of the bottom of the pontoons
. .
x t
,,
believed th at the e a rth e n fill will
O klahom a. C alifornia and O regon,j tional Info rm atio n b u reau , the P ort-;
Leave for Home—
¡being eaten out by acids which had h . q h o « i „ x ,
w ere said to be producing at th e land C om m unity Chest last y ear ap-
j,
... ,
,x x .
.
be absolutely w aterproof,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. V aughn left
been spilled. At th a t tim e he w ent
f
.... ,
ra te of m any h u n d red s of new mem- pro p riated $41,250 to N ear E ast
i xu
•
xv v
The d irt ,lsed for th e flU *8 a rnix-
for th e ir hom e in C hehalis, W ash.,
I to the bottom of the riv er w ith his tl, r .
~
,
h e rs each week.
Relief.
v
v x.
,
tu re °* black loam and clav and
this m orning, a fte r spending a w eek'
; m achine belore he was able to dis- ,»-«,».*«„„11
,
..
'
practically packs itse lf as it is un-
! on G ranite stre e t, near th e park,
! entangle him self.
; loaded by th e heavy trucks, b u t in
SHALE OIL MACHINE TURNS
W ARSAW, Aug. 17.— Ten per- which they enjoyed very much,
FIV E ALTI RAS MEN ARE
PORTLAND, Aug. 17.— W hen the
o rd er to in su re proner and even se t
OUT HIGH QUALITY CRUDE
sons w ere killed and 50 wounded 8»«PPing in A shland—
UP FO R BOOTLEGGING
; ow ner of a priv ate car tried to drive THE IN F ID E L ” SCREENED
tlin g . a six ton cem ent ro ller has
| d u rin g the P olish a e ria l m aneuvers I Mrs. Belle Loom is is a guest a t his m achine out of th e b u rn in g Web-J
W ITH DISTINGUISHED CAST been m ade and is rolled back and
ALTURAS, C alif., Aug. 17.— T h e '
G uite a
of Ash and peo- at P u tlig when an av iato r accident- the Convalescent Home,
js te r garage here today, he jam m ed!
W ith a tru ly exceptional cast, fo rth over the d irt as it is spread
p relim in ary h earin g s of Joe Dan- p,e t e n d e d the dem o n stratio n this aRy
a borab amQnK 800 ! Visits W ith S i s t e r -
vnss Anna viaun n an co cx
or ‘he m achine in the doorw ay and P™" ’ ‘‘The
a b ir r in g photo- on th e dam W ater is used to wet
h a u se r, Dick M ackey, C harles Wil ¡a “ *™oon a t M ack's garage on P:o- spectators
m iss Anna aiauu nuncocK, or vented th e 3avin g of 33 o th er cars, dram a of rom ance and ad v en tu res in the d irt ahead nf ih« re iU r «. » i s ,
neer stre e t, w here th e H artm an Syn
K wa„e Ping Fn. China, arrived Ih l,
The ........... ..
„
the Solllll SeM,
K, therl„e Mac.
, ,h7l .h ^ d lr .7 t L X L h .
son, C harles Van Sickle. Steve
d icate is ex tractin g crude oil from
m
orning
In
rial!
her
a
b
le
r,
Mrs.
W.
thouM
nd
do|lar9
;
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.
,
d
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„
e
„
e
st
fe
a
tu
re
™
'» '» » '» « h l'T
F u lc h e r and Jo h n Hoops, who were
HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED
shale.
M.
B
arber,
on
G
ran
ite
stre
e
t.
Mias
__________________
It
comes
v
ln
ng
d>m
a rre s te d by th e d s tric t a tto rn ey o n ,
T his oil is of very high grade,
AT NEW LUMBER TOWN Hancock has been a m iss’onary in
th e e ig h th Inst., in a bootieggingi
¡a tre tom orrow and S aturday. The height, and 15 feet of th is has al-
show ing a test of alm ost 50 per cent
¡C hina for 30 y ears, and this is her
ch a rg e , have been set for tom orrow
COM
PETING
TH
IS
W
E
E
K
story was w ritten by C harles A. ready been erected. W hen finished
gravity, which is exceptionally high
The W eed L um ber com pany has th ird vacation.
a t w hich tim e th e case of D anbouser
FOR
M
ILITARY
HONORS
Logue' a Prom inent a u th o r who has it wiH be 80 feet wide a t the base
for crude oil. A nother in terestin g established a hospital a t its head-
______
will be tak e n up first, the ©»her
______
a
lr e a d y m ore than 200 screen sue- a n d 20 feet wide on top and about
fe a tu re is th e high percentage of q u a rte rs logging cam p a t Leaf, or
^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 9
cases to Im m ediately follow.
I cesses to his credit.
200 yards ,onp The rpfM>rvo, r fh
lu b ric an ts th a t it contains, lubri- T enant as the post office will be 4 R.4SERALL RESULTS TODAY 8>
H arold E. W ilhite and Edw in J.
Miss M acD onald’s suppo rtin g cast will be form ed will hold 1 6 000 acre
can ts being in fa r g re a te r dem and known.
1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 4 4 4 4 4 4 , F reem an, both of Asjhland. a re ia headed by R obert Ellis, who for feet of w ater, alm ost two acre feet
AT NIGHT ON 1 AK F T 4 IIO F th an e i,b e r Saso lin e or kerosene.
The hospital will tak e care of the
National I<eug,ie
am ong the com petitors th is week a t th e past th re e years has been prom i- for each of the 8600 acres of land
Some of the c ity ’s m ost prom inent general h ealth of its em ployes and
At P ittsb u rg 3; New York 6.
th e m ilitary tra in in g school a t Camp nen t in directo rial circles, and who signed up in the d istric t a t present
RENO Nev. Aug. 17. Mrs. W il- citizens have been a t one or m ore th e ir fam ilies as well as be of great
A t, C incinnati 0; P hiladelphia 1. Lewis, W ash., for the m edals offered was lured back to the grease paint The stored w a te r will cover 900
liam K ent, wife of th e fo rm er c o n -,° f these dem o n stratio n s and express use in em ergency cases. Dr. C harles
At Chicago 7; Boston 2.
and fo r places on the N inth Corps by the forceful p a rt offered for a acres.
gressm an from C alifornia, w ith a them selves as being greatly inter- Dozier has charge of the hospital.
American League
Area C. M. T. C. rifle team , which virile leading m an in "T he In fid el.”
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p a rty of friends, was resuced on ested w ith the project. D em onstra
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At New York 7; D etroit 1.
wil] com pete Septem ber 2 to 2S with
Two distinguished c h a ra c te r act REDDING ASSESSMENT
L ake T ahoe a t 10 o’clock Sunday tions a re given every aftern o o n , be- THOUSAND TRIBESM EN K ILLED
At P h ilad elp h ia 8; Cleveland 1. o th er C. M. T. C. team s from a lljo r s have im p o rta n t p a rts in “The
IS REDUCED 85900
n ig h t, a fte r the m achinery of h er ginning a t 3 o’clock and continuing
IN BATTLE W ITH ARARS
At Boston 3-5; Chicago 2-1.
¡p arts of th e country, a t Camp P e r - 1 In fid e l,” M elbourne MacDowell and
REDDING.
C
alif., Aug. 17.— City
m o to rb o at had been stalled since two or th re e hours. E very person
LONDON, Aug. 17.— A thousand
Pacific Coast League
ry , Ohio.
Joseph J. Dowling.
C
lerk
Leslie
E
n
g rain who is also
m orning.
S earching p arties had in A shland should see th is dem on- W ahabis (M oham m edan) tribesm en
(Y esterd ay ’s G am es)
The local boys a re having splen-;
O ther prom inent screen folk who e»ty assessor
has com pleted th e tax
scoured th e lake for som e hours, s tra tio n , w h eth er they would con- and 60 A rabs w ere killed in a b a ttle
At S eattle 8: P o rtlan d 2.
<Ud success a t th e cam p and feel will be seen are Boris K arloff, roll for the c u rre n t vear The total
a n d feared th e boat had been sunk, aider buying stock o r not.
n ear A m m an, P alestin e, according to;
At S acram ento 4; Salt L ake 0.
th a t they a re equal to any o ccasion., C harles A. Smiley, C harles Force, value of all property in th« citv of
a C onstantinople dispatch.
The
At San F rancisco 1; V ernon 5.
even to ta k in g some of the m edals, B arbara T en n an t, Loyola O’C onnor R edding is $3,229,575, or ju st $6000
It pays to read the classified page.
A want ad will sell It.
i xA.rabs w ere a tta ck e d by th e W ahabis
-Yt Los A ngeles 8; O akland 3.
or winning a place on the rifle team, and Oleta Otis.
CHICAGO SIZZLES
I
HALE SAYS OLCOTT
TO STOP DEMPSEY FREEZER CONTAINED
LABOR DAY BOUT! $2,800 IN GOLD
BÏ DEMOCRATS
HYATT DAM TO BE
COMPLETED BY
T
NIAGARA FALLS
STEEL BRIDGE IS
KILL FAMOUS
TEN ARE KILLED
FROM AEROPLANE
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less than last year’s total.
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