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♦
ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ithout ♦
the aid of medicine, cures nine <»
cases out of ten of asthma. <»
This is a proven fact.
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VOLUME
3
A shland D aily T idings
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4
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MALARIA GERMS cannot sur-
vlve three months in the rich
ozone at Ashland. The pure do-
mestic water helps.
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$
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(International News Wire Service
(Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922
No. 296
THE PRESIDENT DELIVERS STRIKE MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
L
RIGHT OF AEL
Mrs. Harding Visits Disabled Veterans
FOUR CONVICTS
Floating Bar Found in the Potomac
[ fo rce
CENSURES ROTH UNIONS AND
R. R. MANAGEMENT FOR
CREATING CHAOS
?
WHOLE TOWNS WIPED OUT BY
RAVAGES OP FOREST
FIRES
him to unlock prison
GATES and use him as
SHIELD
Winds from Lake Superhw Driving
Blaze to North Shore, and Thous
ands of Summer Camps Are in
Danger of Destruction.
Convicts Who Took Warden Along
In Autom obile to Prevent Guards
Shooting, Are Being Hunted by ,
Aeroplane.
Recommends Coal Commission and
Asks Congress for Power to Keep
Transportation Moving and P r e -:
vent Recurrence of Present. Strife.
SU PERIO R , WiS.. Aug.
18 —
SIOUX FALLS. So. Dak., Aug. 18.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.— U nder
N
orthw
estern
W
isconsin
and
north-
)— H undreds of arm ed men a re in a |
th e shadow of the g rea t im pending
l.ooks like « houseboat, but looks are deceiving, for when the revenue I e a ste rn M innesota a re in serious
m an h u n t for four escaped convicts
in d u stria l crisis, P resid en t H arding
here who took nien swooped down upon this innocent-looking craft in the Potomac near Wash- 1 dan g er from the raging forest fires.
Airs. Harding, wife of the President, takes an active interest in the wel- from th e sta te prison
iugton they found it was really a floating bar. The owner was absent, und ; Five hundred persons a re reported
today told congress “ the full sto ry ”
fare of the main ed aud sick service men. She Is here shown visiting the W arden George W. Jam ieson w ith! re,uained ¿hsent.
of th e twin coal and rail strikes, veterans who are in the W alter Reed hospital in W ashington.
as trap p ed by the flam es a t Sum-
them . A irplanes a re being used to ; —
a sk in g th a t legislative steps be tak e n
m
ond, 60 m iles southw est of here.
d ire c t th e search.
■»<»<»3><»<^<$>^^3>>»<»<»<£3>'^i§>
to deal w ith th e present situ a tio n
T
housands
of refugees a re a rriv in g
The convicts m ade th e ir escape '
^ •» <» <»
LADDIE BOY” HAS
»
and safeg u ard ag a in st repetition.
here
hourly
by tra in s, autom obiles
-» THREE IN FAMILY
<» follow ing a riot in the prison tailo r:
SON— IS HELD
«•
The p resident recom m ended th a t
and
wagons.
»
TO BE MARRIED
«»¡shop. They forced W arden Jam ie- ..
FOR SCRAPPING <»
congress g ra n t th e governm ent a u
W ireless rep o rts from vessels on
<»
AT. SAME TIME <» j son to unlock the gates and, using ( ;>
th o rity to c re a te a coal com m ission
Lake S uperior indicated th a t the
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<» him as a shield to prevent th e g u a rd s; .
NEW YORK. Aug. 17.— Lad- <»
to in v estig ate th a t in d u stry , and the
flam
es a re spreading to the n o rth e rn
' »
W ALLW ORTH, W is., Aug. «» shooting, jum ped into an autom o- » die Boy, the first A iredale of <»
fo rm atio n of a tem p o rary national
shores
of th e lake and th reaten in g
1 » 18.— A trip le w edding of m ore <» bile and sped away.
<» the land„ has a five-m onths- <»
coal agency to purchase, sell and dis-,
the V erm illion range. T housands of
«» th an unusual im portance to Mr. <»
<» old son living in W est New ■»
trib u te all coal carried in in te r s ta te !
sum m er cam ps are endangered. Cot
and Mrs. W illiam E. M iller w ill <§>
•» York.
The offspring of th e «»
com m e; e.
ton, C entral L ake and W hiteface,
•» tak e place a t th e ir hom e h ere <»
<» W hite H ouse dog got his nam e <»
He severely criticized th e c a rrie rs
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: sm all W isconsin tow ns, are reported
■» Septem ber 3.
T h eir th re e chil- <»]
<» on th e police b lo tte r today <»
and th e unions.
He described the
as having been wiped out. The Red
• dren will be m arried , two of «»
<» when he was found scrapping ■»
BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. 18.— ; Cross is m aking a survey of the sit-
lab o r board as in ad eq u ate to handlel
LONDON, Aug. 18.— A m ilitary ) » them to b ro th e rs and sisters. «»
«» w ith a n o th e r pup in a vacant <» One man was killed and a n o th e r nation. Provisions, ten ts, cots, and
th e situ a tio n . He condem ned stro n g
u prising is th re a te n e d a t Vienna be- • T heir d a u g h te r M arion is to be- &
1 <» lot. He was held tor his own- <» knocked unconscious in a bold day-; all th e clothing available a re w anted
ly all acts of violence, all th e way
cause the A ustrian governm ent lacks <» come the b r'd e of G ilbert Mar- »
<» ers, Mr. and Mrs. C harles Cof- <» light holdup by a lone bandit in 'im m e d ia te ly .
from the H errin m assacre to the de-
funds to pay th e troops, according » tin, H arv ard , 111., and R ussell -»
<» felt. He ra n aw ay from hom e <$> crow ded E utaw stre e t.
i
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' s e rtio n of tra in s in th e A rizona des
to rep o rts from th e A u strian capital, j » M iller will becom e th e husband <»
•»
four
days
ago.
The
young
Aire-
<»
The
ban
d
it
escaped
with
a
payroll
REPETITION
OF HOLOCAUST
ert.
G rave fears over the outlook were <» of G ilb ert’s sister.
A th ird <§>
OF
191»
IS THREATENED
4>
dale
bears
th
e
nam
e
“
Happy
•»!
am
ounting
to
$6750,
in
an
autom
o
He said he was resolved to use
expressed in B ritish official circles. » child. Helen M iller, will be <»
«
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>
Boy,’’
and
his
distinguished
an-
<»|b
le.
DULTUTH,
Minn..
Aug. 1 8 .—
th e pow er of the governm ent to
It is said the A u strian m inistry has » m arried to C larence E. B roberg <»
G
rave
fears
of
a
possible
recurrence
<»
cestry
was
m
ade
known
only
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m ain ta in tra n sp o rta tio n and to sus
<»
m ade p rep a ra to n s to flee.
; » of K enosha.
been
bro
u
g
h
t
$>
I
PETALUMA’S
FAMOUS
EGG
of
the
d
isastro
u
s
1919
fires,
when
<»
a
fte
r
he
had
R ep resen tativ es of 17 P o rtla n d
ta in th e rig h t of all men to work.
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^
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»
<
»
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EXPOSITION
IS
OPENED
400
lives
were
lost,
w
ere
held
here
<»
<
»
«»
hom
e.
<»
civic organizations, w ith M ayor Ba
T his was in te rp re te d as c o n stitu t
DENIES THAT WASHINGTON’
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when
it
becam
e
known
th
a
t
the
list
k er heading th e caravan, will arrive
ing th e unequivocal assertio n th a t if
COUNTY IS BANKRUPT
PETALUMA,
Calif.,
Aug.
18.—
of
dead
in
th
e
forest
fires
raging
in
in A shland th is evening a t 5 o’clock,;
th e unions q u it w ork, th e govern
'P e ta lu m a , know n the w orld over as upper St. Louis county had increased
and will tak e d inner a t th e A shland!
m en t would afford protection to the
HILLSBORO, Or., Aug. 18.— R u
¡th e city th a t m ade th e egg fam ous, to 12.
hotel.
The caravan le ft K lam ath
m an a g e m e n t’s e ffo rts to move the
m ors th a t W ashington county is;
j
is in gala a ttire to play host to visit-j
A stiff northw est breeze is driving
F
alls
y
esterd
ay
¡m
orning
a
t
9
:3
0
,
trains.
b a n k ru p t and its w a rra n ts w orth-i
j org to the P e talu m a Egg Day a n d ! th e raging f r e s onw ard, th re a te n in g
and spent th e day a t C ra te r Lake.
less a re labeled as false in a s ta te
! Sonom a county fair, w«hich opened scores of sm all m ining localities ,n
They will be welcomed here by
m ent issued today by th e county
REPUBLICAN LOVE FEAST
¡h ere yesterday.
j the region of V irginia and E veleth.
M ayor L am kin and m em bers of the
AT MEDFORD IS SUCCESS co urt and signed by J. W. G oodin,;
All
th
e
featu
res
of
th
e
old-fash-
i in the h e a rt of the fam ous iron
cham ber of com m erce, and Mayor
county judge.
R eports have been
; ioned county fair, em phasizing not country.
B aker is expected to m ake an ad-1
T he rep u b lican love feast W ed circulated th a t banks have been ad -|
j only the poultry and egg production
— ------------------------ —
! dress from th e steps of th e A shland
nesday evening a t th e H otel Med vised by atto rn ey s to not cash c o u n -.
,
b
u
t
the
m
any
o
th
e
r
varied
indus-
I hotel im m ediately a fte r th e mem-;
THEODORE F. SMITH
ford a t M edford was a th o ro u g h suc ty w a rra n ts on the grounds th a t the
• trie s of the two counties, is in evi-|
bers of th e caravan have dined.
DIES AT HOME HERE
6
per
cen
t
lim
itatio
n
act
h
as
been
cess, and e v ery th in g w ent off w ith
I dence d u rin g th e five-day pageant.
F e d e ra l, The party , which left P o rtlan d
PORTLAND,
Aug.
18.
o u t a hitch. T he b anquet was served exceeded.
prohibition officers m ade a raid yes last S aturday m orning on a boosting i SEASIDE, O r,,, Aug. 18.— Sidney;
Theodore F. Sm ith died a t his
prom ptly a t 6 o’clock, and was ac
terd a y on Jo h n D onfelt’s chicken expedition for th e 1925 fair, w ere W. H offm an, aged ab o u t 40, and
hom e on G ranite stre e t a t 9:30
com panied by m usic fu rn ish ed by i
! ran ch on the Buckley road, and they supposed to have had a re p re se n ta T. F. May, aged ab o u t 30, both of;
o’clock last evening.
He was 67
the L ounspach o rc h e stra and Carl!
g ath ered in Jo h n and 100 gallons tive here th is m orning in ord er th a t P o rtla n d , were drow ned in the su rf
years of age.
Loveland, of A shland.
su ita b le
a rra n g e m e n ts
could
be
of m ash.
Mr. Sm ith was born of Q uaker
yesterday aftern o o n . H offm an was
A fter th e b an q u eteers had finish-!
They had been tipped off th a t m ade for th e ir recep t'o n . b u t th ere a civil engineer by profession and is
p aren ts in Bucks county, Penn., in
th e m eal, they w ere tre a te d to a vo
th ere w ere several m ore b a rre ls of | was some hitch in th e a rra n g e m e n ts, survived by a w dow and th re e chil-;
1 855. He cam e to Ashland in May.
cal n u m b er by a M edford q u a rte t.
m
ash
som
ew
here
on
th
e
prem
ises,
j
and
it
was
not
u
n
til
ju
st
as
the
T
id
-!
vis,tin
g
a
t
P
re
sc
o
tt,;
1900. Since th a t tim e he has served
J. W. W akefield, c h airm an of th e J
but th e m ost rigid search failed t o j n g s was going to press, th a t it w a s (W agh
Hg wag a m em ber of tbe
the city and county in various capac
Jack so n county c e n tral com m ittee,
u n e a rth th e cache.
One of t h e ! learn ed th e caravan was com ing in-i E lks P o rtla n d lodge.
ities, having been on the city coun
presided over th e m eeting and called!
sleu th s noticed th a t Jo h n ’s chickens; to M edford, and expected to a rriv e ;
LjtUe ,g knQWn of May except
cil for two years, served six years as
upon M ayor G ates to in tro d u ce the
w ere not actin g in th e usual d e c o r-jh e re a t 5 o ’clock. S ecretary F u lle r!
registered at the public I
county fru it inspector, and was then
new s ta te c h a irm a n of th e republi-j
ous m an n er of poultry. In fact they is on th e jum p rig h t now try in g to; cam p ground th re e days ago, and
appointed park su p erin ten d en t here,
can party . W alter M. Tooze J r., who
w ere actu ally h ilario u s and, seeking ¡line up a su itab le reception com m it his c a r license was 33429. He is re
which position he filled for two and
BELFAST,
Aug.
18.—
Broken
in
was p resent to m eet th e local p arty
LONDON, Aug. 18.— An un con te e cause for th e ir u n u su al a c tio n s ,' tee to give them a welcome charac- p o r te d to be survived by a wife fro m ' health and s p 'rits, E am onn De Val- a half years, resigning the place only
lead ers and lend any help th a t lay firm ed dispatch from Stockholm re
a search was m ade of the chicken; te ristic of A shland’s well know n hos- wbom be had been divorced
and; era, the republican irre g u la r leader, a few m onths ago.
W hile superin-
in his power.
ports th a t an a tte m p t was m ade coops, w ith th e re su lt th a t th e m iss- : pitallty.
| two children. The body of H offm an is reported
lying a t the point of ten d e n t of the park, he w orked l il -
M ayor G ates, in explaining
ns d u rin g th e rec e n t inspection of the «ng m ash was discovered. Not m uch ;
was recovered, b u t th at of May is death in a farm house n e a r K ilhad- gently in an effort to m ake the
position, said .
God knows 1 am in P u s s jan red arm y, to assassin ate of ¡t how ever, for th e ch ick en s,'
d a r. in w estern Irelan d .
j parks of A shland som ething th e peo-
still a t sea.
dependent enough, but not enough LeQn TrQtgky
of
about ;
De V alera is said to have told his pie of th e city would be proud of,
to th in k that I can get a ong wi ion
Tbg cbaut-,-e u r of tbe m in ta ry au- soused to th e guards, and m ost of
‘ follow ers th a t they w ere a t liberty and was successful in th is endeavor
GOVERNMENT CABIN IN
th e repu blican party, and f u r th e r , tom obile in whjch T rotsky
was rid- the m ash had gone w here th ere was I
CANYON BROKEN INTO to A“ ' 1 fighting, hut he was dter- beyond any possible doubt.
added th a t, d e s p ite t u t a i t t. a i jnR wgg killed by a bullet intended little chance of its being used a s :
______
m ined to stick it out.
He is survived by his wife. B ertha
was a h ard pill to swallow,
he
.
_ T rotsky.
. .
4
*
»
,
. . . in for
evidence.
L.
Sm ith, two sons, T heodore IL
A. W. Peachey, of th e g o v ern -’
tended to back the e n tire repu can,
rpbe w ould-be assassin was seized,
Sm
ith
of th is citv and W. F o rest
m ent forestry service, rep o rts th a t CROWD I’AY TRIBUTE AT
,
and a fte r a sum m ary tria l, executed JUVENILE FARMERS OWN
¡th
e
cabin
in
A
shland
creek
cayon,
B
IE
R
OF
LORD
N
O
R
TH
C
LIFFE
Sm
ith
of
Camp Meade, Md.. and one
Follow ing a m aste rfu l rep u b l.can by * (jrin „ aquad
RIG
HERDS
AND
FLOCKS,
belonging
to
the
service,
and
w
hich:
¡d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
Mrs. \ irginia S chrans of
speech by Mr. Tooze, Mr. B lanchard
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I is used to keep a supply of food and LONDON. Aug. 18.— The
funeral San Jose Calif.
of G ra n ts P ass gave a sh o rt talk ,
I tools for use in case of fire, has of Viscount N o rth clif’e was solem n-
F u n eral services will he held Sat-
and was followed by B ert A nderson ENOUGH BOOZE SEIZED
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.— Boys
who in tu rn called on several proral-;
TO "FLOAT BATTLESHIP" and Sdrls ,n the U nited S tates to the
P a., ____
Aug. 18.— been broken into d u rin _ g th e last few ized a t noon yesterday in W estm in- « rd ay m orning at 10 o’clock from
PITTSBURG, ___
n um ber of 136,441 were enrolled in q«bere wag an o th e r rush of m ine op-!days, and some petty thieving done, s te r Abbey.
Seldom has the last
M ethod st church, and interm ent
n e n t republican who could give a
TOLEDO.
O..
Aug.
18.—
E
nough
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
extension
clubs
in
1
9
2
1
!e
ra
to
rs
in
the
P
itts
b
u
rg
d
istric
t
toi
Mr.
Peachey
has
offered
a
rew
ard
trib
u
te
to
any
E
nglishm
an
whose
wi!l
ta k e place 111 H argadine ceine
good word for the party.
heer to float a b attlesh ip , to g eth e r f° r tra in in g in various phases of sJg n contra c ts today w ith th e U nited of $10 for inform ation leading to th e position was w’holly personal and
in^ charge of .1 P. Dodge and
unofficial, g ath ered such an assem -; Sans, funeral directors,
w ith large q u a n titie s of w hiskey, livestock w ork, the d e p a rtm e n t of ^j;ne w o rk e rs . One h u n d red and detection of th e guilty p arties.
has been seized by C onstables W illis a g ric u ltu re announced recently.
, 3ix a re a jready signed.
bly.
J A i’KSON COUNTY FAIR IS
These
ju n io r farm
ers owueu
owned 76.-
NEARLY READY FOR OPENING and T rem blay in Toledo and Adam s
m e se junior
larmers
10,-,
A big b re a k ¡n the m em bership of HUMAN BIRD SUIT TO
The Dean of W estm inster un- DRUGGIST COMMITS SITCIDE
tow nship w ithin the last few m onths. 148 head of farm anim als and 554,- tbg CQaj producerS’ association is ex
BE TESTED BY INVENTOR doubtedly expressed th e public wish
SEVERING A R T E R “
' M EDFORD. Aug. 18.— (Special.)
The constables, according to th e ir 286 fowls, rep resen tin g a to ta l value pected to come to a head today o r!
PA RIS. Aug. 18.— P ractical tests when he asked Lady N orthcliffe to
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__ja c k a o n county will ddfiicate a official rep o rt, confiscated and de- of $3.605,116.
tom orrow . Six big associations em- of the hum an bird su it, invented by p erm it the rite s to be celebrated in
ASTORIA, Or., 4ug. 18.— Not
new $60.000 fa ir grounds th is fall stroyed the follow ing co n traband
’ ploying 4300 m en. w ith an a n n u al Dr. M angan will be m ade a t Dieppe the abbey. The g reat com pany of w ithstanding his know ledge as a
w ith a m onster display of agricul- p ro p erty :
•
$
<e, ^s> <$> <g>
♦ $ tonnage of over six m illion, h a v e n o - iin a few weeks. The a p p a ra tu s em inent people g ath ered w ithin th e pharm acist and consequent fam iliar-
tu re h o rtic u ltu re , dairy and general W ine. 363 gallons: C anadian beer.
BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY » tified the union
th a t they will sign which Dr. M angan
has constructed fam ous edifice, as well as th e crow ds ¡ty w ith drugs by m eans of which he
farm products, com m ercial and in- 89 cases; beer. 467 gallons of hom e
im m ediately.
to a tta c h to the hum an body w eighs of hum bler ones in the s tre e ts out- could painlessly and quickly slip
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less th an 150 pounds. It consists of side gave testim ony of this.
th rough th e hum an coil of life. Aksel
d u s tria l exhibits, and e n te rta in m e n t brew in ferm en ta tio n ; hom e brew ;
MOHAMMEDAN LEADER
'
two wings less th an a yard long and
The Am erican am bassador, George w . Lohm an yesterday took a sm all
N ational I.eague
including autom obile and m otorcycle beer. 37 cases; m ash. 19.190 gal-
SUCCUMBS IN OROVILLE a fuselage and tail.
H arvey, was am ong the host of gold-handled penknife, cut an a rte ry
races and o th e r lively and Interest Ions; still. 152 of to tal capacity of
At P ittsb u rg 2; Boston 5.
OROVILLE,
Calif.,
Aug.
'1
8
.—
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m
ourners, chief of whom were th e jn his w rist and a n o th e r in his ah
American
I^eague
ing features.
5569 gallons.
IRELAND’S
DAILY
widow,
V iscount N o rthcliffe’s aged dom en, and then walked th e floor,
Maya
Singh,
a
Hindoo,
and
one
of,
At
New
York
8;
Chicago
7..
S u b stan tial buildings have been
CASUALTY
LIST
m
other,
and his six b ro th e rs, nam e as evidenced by the bloodstains, un-
¡th
e
leaders
of
th
e
M
oham
m
edan
So
At P hiladelphia 8; St. Louis 4.
e rected , a high speed race tra c k and e n te rta in m e n t m erit appeaP ng
BELFAST,
Aug.
18.—
F
o
u
r
F
ree
ly,
V
iscount
R o therm ere, Cecil B. til death put an end to his life,
ciety
of
S
uperior
.California,
died
in
At Boston 8; D etroit 0.
provided buildings and equipm ent to both so u th e rn Oregon and n o r th -
an
Oroville
hospital.
He
was
a
S
ta
te
rs
and
two
irre
g
u
la
rs
were
H
arm
sw
orth,
Sir
R obert L eicester
The suicide was deliberate. The
P acific Coast L eagu e
have been laid out system atically, ern C alifornia
.f
r
u
it
grow
er
of
the
Loomis
d
istric
t
killed
and
15
reg
u
la
rs
and
30
rebels
H
arm
sw
orth,
and
H
:ldebrand
Aub-
d
ru
g g ist was a Finn and he had
(Y esterd ay ’s Gam es)
and th e e n te rp rise is in th e hands of
The fa ir will be held Septem ber
and
was
55
years
of
age.
The
body
wounded
in
fighting
around
Dun-
rey,
St.
John
and
Vyvian
George
w
ritten
two notes in th a t language
At S eattle 12; P o rtla n d 3.
experienced and e n te rp risin g Ja c k — 13 to 16 inclusive, and one of the
will be shipped to India is funds dalk, according to an official dis-1 H arm sw orth.
a fte r he had used th e knife. The
At Sacram ento 5; S alt L ake 4.
son county residents, who a re d e te r - larg e st crow ds ever a tte n d in g a
can be raised, otherw ise it will be patch received from the scene of
* ---------------------------- notes concerned the disposition of
At San F ra n c'sc o 8; V ernon 1.
m ined to m ake Jackson co u n ty 's fa ir sim ilar a ttra c tio n in th is te rrito ry
cremated.
action.
j ReatT the want ads.
some property he owned in Astoria^
At Los A ngeles 3; O akland 7.
an a n n u a l in stitu tio n of educational is expected.
1
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THREATENS REVOL
FOR BACK PAY :
STEALS $6,750
MAYOR BAKER WITH
TWO MEN PERISH
ÜP A JAG BY
AT THE SEASIDE
BULLET INTENDED
Tl
IN SPIRITS SAID
TO BE DYING
TO SIGN HP WITH