i i o
o
m
w
o
w
m
i
A shland D au . y T idings
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATB, without ♦
♦ the aid of medicine, cures nine #
♦ cases out of ten of asthma.
0 T his is a proven fact.
<$
♦ MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- ♦
♦ vlve three months In the rich •
$ ozone at Ashland. The pure do- «
$ meetic water helps.
♦
(International News Wire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successoi to the Semi-W eekly Tld
No. 298
A S H L A N D , OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1922
lngs, V o i. 4 3 )
GENERAL WOOD MUST
FIR ST D E E R R EPO RTED
KILLED BY' R . W. SNYDER
Convention of Spanish War Veterans
MANILA, P. I., Aug. 21.— Gover- ,
deer rep o rted killed d u r­
In Session Today at Los Angeles j ing The the first
nor L eonard W ood will rem ain a<
open season was b ro u g h t in­
REM AIN IN ISLANDS
SAFE, CORRALS
head of the P hilippine a d m in istra ­
tion u n til the fou r-y ear program , '
which is considered essential to the
reh a b ilita tio n of the Isla n d ’s a ffairs,
is assured of bèing carrie d out.
D espite th e U nited S tates rep o rts
th a t he will assum e 1rs d u ties as
________
| provost of th e U niversity of P e n n -'
sylvania in Ja n u ary , it seem s appar-
KLAM ATH COUNTY' SLEUTH AND ent th a t he will be unable to leave
FEM A LE D ETECTIV E SW OOP
until the close of th e leg isla tu re
DOWN ON MALIN
¡early in F eb ru ary .
SHALE RETORT IS
NOW READY Ï0
BE SHIPPED HERE
to th e city by B. M. P o tte r yesterday
m orning ab o u t 10 o’clock, and was
sh o t by R. W. Snyder on L ittle E lk
■ creek.
It was exhibited for a few hours
a t th e N ininger & W arn er pool hall,
I w here quite a n u m b er g ath ered
about and speculated as to how j
___________
much the anim al would w e ig h ,.th e
guesses ru n n in g from 140 to 200 I'-NJ’E t T TO H A \ E IT INSTALLED
ON DEAD INDIAN BEFORE
pounds. Scales w ere procured, and
SNOW FL IE S
they balanced up a t an even 160;
t pounds.
LIQUOR- l CACHE
S h eriff IJoyil Ixnv M anipulates a
L ocked S afe and F em a le Sherlock
H olm es Springs Secret. P an el in
W all, G ettin g 7 5 Q uarts o f Booze.
C H a p lc f G
H. S. STEAMER IS
ABLAZE AT SEA
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■ •—■ i i ■ ■■—■*
Order W ill B;, P la o s l in S ea ttle Thia
W eek for P ip e for G ravity IJne,
and W ork on New Road S ta n s
W ednesday.
T hat th e H a rtm a n Syndicate is
losing no tim e in gettin g u n d er way
w ith th e work of developing th e
I proposition of ex tractin g oil from
th e ir shale holdings In th e Dead In ­
dian c o u n try , was evidenced th s
m orning when they closed a con­
tra c t for the com pletion of the road-
i way which they have had surveyed
______
¡to th e cam p a t the head of Antelope
valley. The team s will be put to
LAKESTRYMAN IS ON F IR E O F F wmrk by W ednesday, and the work
o T oh rv J .
G c o r /t e B H a .ll.
O s c a r £ .C&í’TíÍí-’oxrv.
c^oX IVW. C o n rue . 1.
FRYING PAN LIGHT
i pushed as rapidly as possible.
HOUSE
for a convention to last through th e .w ’ll seek to elect P. F. H olter, spe
Mr. H. H artm an , head of the svn
w as b eing sold at the pool hall, the
se r v e s N otice H e W ill V eto H avana M aking A Strong Rid fol. 25th of th e m onth.
cial n tional aide-de-cam p to the
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dlcate, received th e follow ing tele-
o fficers, accom panied by Miss Mil­
Many im p o rtan t business m atte rs last th re e com m anders-in-chief, to Steani.ship M onterey Responded to gram th is m orning:
R ill U nless It Provides M eans for
O rganization's M eeting for
d red C arr, special deputy, who in
S. O. S. C all and Is S tanding By
New York, A ugust 21, 1922.
will come before the dual conveu- the office of ju n io r vice com m ander-
F inancing, and C ongress Says It
Next Y ear
e vil life is a tea c h e r in th e A storia
th e B urn in g Vessel to T ake Off H artm an Syndicate of Pacific Coast.
tions, b u t it was a u th o rita tiv e ly in-chief, and will also ask th a t Dr.
W ill P ass Bill D esp ite T hreat.
Her Crew.
|
29 F irst St., A shland. Oregon.
schools, swooped down upon the
sta te d today th a t am ong the out H ow ard Seager be nam ed surgeon-
Can
you send a t once 50 copies of
place. Ross, th e p ro p rieto r, was a b ­
( By In te rn a tio n a l News Service)
stan d in g objects of th e business se s-’ general by the com m ander-in-chief
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. — R e­
„
„ ,
,
'A sh lan d Daily T idings A ugust 11, to
sent, b u t F u r la tt was in charge. In publican leaders are fea rfu l th a t
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21.— Los sions, both by the m en and the worn- who w 11 succeed th e incum bent, O.
NOKhOLK, Va., Aug. 21.— The j Ohn M. Hoen, 1 639 Broadway
vestig:.lion disclosed behind the bar, p resid e n t H arding and congress are A ngeles and so u th e rn C alifornia en, will be to adopt vigorous mea- E. C arlatrom .
shipping board ste a m er L akestry-i Have two hundred and fifty ton r -
H avana Cuba, is bidding for t h e l n ,a n , bound for C harleston, caught to rt ready for Paciric coast.
Will
several em pty b o ttles from which a on th e verge of an “open b re a k ” over donned t h e r “ best bib and tu c k e r” sures to stir th e U nited Staes sena-l
and displayed liberally th e n atio n al | to rs to a mood of passing th e bill ¡1923 annual encam pm ent, and pro- i:re 25 m iles n o rth w ets of Frying
and^’iV ^atis'factorv Cwdn
decid 'd m oonshine odor em anated. ; t ke so ld ie rs’ bonus.
No • th e sh e riff had reason to be-
The president has again served colors in honor of the tw en ty -fo u rth for widows and orp h an s of the vet- poses to provide ship tra n sp o rta tio n P an L ig h t last n ig h t, according to help erect ’ first plant. Answer
; g . W. H artm an. 125 R iverside
1 eve li v safe w as th e h irin g place notice th a t he will veto any bill not a n n u al encam pm ent and reunion o f e r a n s .
¡from the A tlantic and Pacific coasts radio dispatches received here.
The steam ship City of M onterey Drive. New York City.
of l i q u w h i c h was m eted out to providing specifically for raisin g the the U nited Spanish W ar V eterans j
The bill increases the pensions of and the M ississippi riv er for the del-
Mr. H. H artm an said th a t if th e
well know n custom ers, he said and revenue to finance a d ju ste d compen- which opened here today, and will
widows from $12 to $20 a m onth, egates and visitors. O ther conven- responded to the S. O. S. call and
he dem anded of F u rla tt th a t the safe sation. He re ite ra te d th a t he pre- last th ro u g h next F riday.
and of orp h an s under 16 y ears of tion cities a re New O rleans, San An- is stan d in g by th e b u rning vessel. ■ r a ^ strik e did not in te rfe re witli
She cam e up w ith the L a k e s try m a n .
shipm ent he hoped to have it on
be opened.
F u rla tt. how ever, pro­ fers a sales tax w ritten in, if one
W hen C om m ander-in-C hief O scar-age, from $2 to $4 a m onth.
It tonio and Cleveland,
in
the
night,
and
a
t
da\
light
put
o
f
f
i
^
1®
Bround in tim e for in stallatio n
fessed ignorance of the com bination. m ust be enacted.
‘ E. C arlstrom , of -A ledo, 111., called passed congress last F eb ru ary , b u t
YVEATHER OUTLOOK
boats
and
w
ent
to
th
e
rescue.
It
¡g1
before
the snow flies, and b a itin g
N othing d a u n te d , th e sh e riff a t once
The p resid en t has been inform ed, - th e veteran s to o rd er today, it was 'h a s been held up in th e sen ate by
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.— W ea
some
unforeseen
accident, expected
not
known
how
m
any
of
the
crew
s ta r te d to w ork on th e dial. His ef­ in tu rn , th a t congress will pass th e claim ed th a t 3000 delegates and 10,- S enator W. H. King, of Utah.
th e r outlook for th e period A ugust
I th e plant to be in operation by next
fo rts w ere rew ard ed when the door bill over his veto, w hatever bill th e 000 visitors were present. Sim ultan-
As a rule the convention city is 21 to A ugust 26, inclusive:
Pacific were taken off
j spring. A fter they w ere under way.
agree upon, eous w ith the opening of th e voter-
g ran ted th e privilege of nam ing one coast s ta te s— G enerally fair in Cali-I
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sw ung open, revealing, he said, a senate and house finally
he said, the w orkings would be an
pop b o ttle co n tain in g a q u a n tity of
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ja n s ' m eet, the women of the Na- of the national officials for the en- fo rn ia ;
occasional local
show ers WILI CLEAN BUILDING
all-tbe-year-round proposition, with
alleged m oonshine, as well as s e v e r-“ PR ESID EN T IN PR EPA R ED N ESS I tional A uxiliary also got under way suing year.
Los Angeles veteran s elsew here; norm al tem p eratu re.
FOR UNION MEETINGS
which th e snow would not in te rfe re ,
a l w hiskey glasses.
SPEECH TO STUDENT O FFICERS
as th ere would be no hauling of
Now e n te rs th e detectress, Miss
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Good public sp irit, a ch a ra c te ristic
freight
from th e plant in the hills,
C a r t, who had her suspicions roused!
W ASHINGTON, Aug. 21.— Presi-
i of A shland, can be m anifested to ­
<S> BASEBALL R E 8U L T 8 TODAY »
the
oil
being
piped to th e tan k s on
by h am m erin g in th e residence q u a r- jd e n t H arding today sounded a call
m orrow a t the C hautauqua building
th
e
railro
ad
by
gravity.
He will
te r s of th e bu ild in g . So the officers for m ilita ry preparedness, not th a t
! clean-up. The old saw dust ought to
leave
th
e
la
tte
r
p
a
rt
of
th
is week
s ta rte d a search , going th ro u g h sun- a w ar is to be expected, but “ solely
N ational L eague
| be raked out and fresh saw dust put
for
Seattle
to
place
the
ord
er
for a
- d ry boxes and tap p in g th e w alls for for A m erican preservation and the
At P itts b u rg 5; Boston 0.
I in, and the benches wiped off. A j
large
q
u
a
n
tity
of
pipe.
se c re t cham bers. At len g th an in- c o n tn u itv of th e A m erican repub-
j few have offered th e ir help for the
At S eattle 8-5; P o rtla n d 5-7.
T here was no dem onstration of
| day but m any hands m ake light la-
n o cent looking bed was pulled out lie.”
A m erican le a g u e
the re to rt yesterday, b u t a large
from the wall and disclosed a sec-j
The p re sid e n t’s sta te m e n t was
j bor. Q uite a few du st rags and
At P hilad elp h ia 7; St. Louis 5.
party was tak e n out to the holdings
»lion of th e w all which had been r e - , m ade to a thousand stu d e n t officers
1 b rush broom s will be needed, and
At Boston 3; D etroit 16.
on Dead Indian, and spent several
I
anyone
having
a
n
y
th
in
g
of
the
kind
m oved an d recently nailed up again. | a fte r the m ilitary review. He added
P a cific Coast L eague
hours exam ining th e deposits of
T he bo ard s w ere rem oved and th ere th a t th e U nited S tates was not con-
I is asked to brin g them along.
(Y esterd ay ’s Gam es)
shale th a t have been opened up, and
stood 75 full q u a rts of alleged m oon-j tem p la tin g an arm ed cam paign In
At Sacram ento 3-6; Salt L ake 2-7.
all appeared satisfied th a t th ere was
shine.
any direction.
At San F rancisco 0-3; V ernon 2-4.
j
enough shale in the m ountains to
CLAIM MADE D E FEC T IV E LOCO*
AVIATORS NOT H EARD O F SINCE
R e tu rn in g to K lam ath F a lls w ith
At Los Angeles 5-2; O akland 4-3.
last for the next hundred years, and
MOTIVE WAS CAUSE OF
PL A N E S H O PPED O F F ON
th e evidence and w ith F u r la tt u n d er
th
a t it Is of exceptionally high grade.
ACCIDENT
FRIDAY'
a rr e s t, th e officers m et Ross, who
Am ong those who visited the dem ­
was f also req u ired to accom pany
o
n
stratio n room s yesterday, was W.
O fficials Say 3 7 S pikes W ere Pulled;
F ear T hat In T errific C yclone W ldch
_ them
L a te r both w ere released,
J.
W est, cashier of the F irst N ation­
Fixmi In sid e R ail on W hich Train
Swept th e Coast, T hey H ave Been
u n d e r bonds of $400 each.
al
bank of W eed, who is heavily in ­
W as D itched and E n g in eer and
L ost or Forced to Land in Some
^
terested
in th e H artm an Syndicate.
F irem an K illed.
Isolated P lace.
! He said he had m ade a thorough In-
«>
ADD ITIO NAL LOCALS.
<?>
i vestlgation and was so well satisfied
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.— A careful;
CALCUTTA, India, Aug. 2 1 .— !
with th e prospects th a t he intended
investigation is being m ade in an ef- i
Search is being m ade for C aptains
\
to increase his investm ent at the
¡fo
rt
to
determ
ine
w
h
eth
er
th
e
“
m
ll-j
N orm an. M cMillan and M ailins, the
R etu rn s from O uting—
PA
RIS,
Aug.
21.—
P
rem
ier
Poin-;
e
a rlie st possible m om ent.
He was
lion
d
ollar
express’’
of
th
e
M
ich
ig
an
;
round-the-w orld" flyers who have not
__ _____
______________
Mrs. C laire M inard, of th e P laza
been heard of since they left here
„
I C entral railw ay was w recked yester-1 c a re ’s speech, in which he declared accom panied by Mrs. W est and Mr.
confectionery, has re tu rn e d from a
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.— S ettlem en t last F rid a y for R angoon.
day a t Gary, In d „ as the resu lt of a | th a t F ran ce would find a way to and Mrs. R. W. B orst, of F u llerto n .
w eek's vacation a t various K lam ath of the Illinois coal s trik e tom orrow
S hortly a fte r th e ir d e p a rtu re a
An open m eeting of the S outhern plot or was due to a defective loco- m ake G erm any pay for her w ar Calif. Mr. Borst is a soi^ln-law of
county p leasu re reso rts, including night is predicted by F ra n k F a rrin g - te rrific cyclone cam e up, and it is Pacific strik in g shop c ra fts w'as h e ld . m otive.
| cr:m es, was en th u siastically received Mr. and Mrs. W est, and he m ade a
d r a te r L ake.
She re p o rts having ton, head of th e s ta te m iners, fol- feared they have been lost or com- in Moose hall Sunday evening, and
The engineer and firem an was by the press.
reservation of quite a large block
liad a very en joyable trip .
lowing a conference of six m em bers pelled to land on som e Isolated p a rt I was addressed by W alter Nash, gen killed and two oth ers seriously h u rt.!
In atta ck in g th e B ritish a ttitu d e , of shares in the company.
They
Y'lsits R e la tiv e s H ere—
of th e com m ittee n eg o tiatin g peace. of the coast.
oral ch airm an of m achinists on the
O fficials of
th e railro ad claim | Poincare said: “ It seem s, little by spent the day here as guests of the
Mrs. M innie S arg en t, of C en tral
He declined to s ta te th e reason
The flig h t was form erly In ch arg e j S. P., and C. F. Grow who rep resen ts th a t 37 spikes w ere pulled from th e little, F ran ce is to be denied alm ost H artm an fam ily, and m ade a ♦ i • p
.P o in t was visiting relativ es in Ash- fo r his confidence, but the ten o r of of M ajor Blake, the B ritish av iato r ¡th e railw ay em ployes d ep artm en t of inside rail, allow ing th e tra c k to the right to have a F rench policy around the high drive and th rough
land th e first of th e week.
his talk indicated th a t the o p erato rs who left London w ith McMillan and th e A m erican F ed eratio n of L abor, ¡spread and throw ing th e tr a 'n into a t a ll.”
the valley, leaving for home late in
W ill V isit in A shland—
a re yielding on th e question of arb l- M ailins Mav 24, b u t who was com-
the afternoon.
Mr. N ash’s ad d res was confined the ditch. T he tra in was traveling
Miss G race F a rn h a m , of E ugene tratio n .
pelled to lay over and be op erated to s trik e oenditions now in effect on ¡a t the ra te of 60 m iles an hour, I
A. II. RUSSELL GIVES
Bible u n iv ersity , expects to be in
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T R A FFIC MANAGER H ERE
the S. P. and th e causes leading up w hen the engine left th e track . The
on for appendicitis in C alcutta.
TALK TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
A shland th is week to visit old
PROM ISES MORE VISITORS
to
th
e
sam
e,
which
he
asserted
was
fa
rs
piled
up
In
a
huge
pyram
id.
W ILL R E C EIV E A PPLICATIO NS
-frien d s an d look a fte r business in ­
C
harles
S. Fee, passenger traffic
the
un
reaso
n
ab
le
and
u
n
ju
st
deci-'
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FOB ARTILLERYM EN SCHOOL
A p leasan t fea tu re of the Sundav
te re sts.
Miss F a rn h a m was a s tu ­
m
anager,
and
John M. Scott, general
sion handed down by the U nited
school exercises of th e P resb y terian
d e n t here a t th e A shland norm al
passenger
agent
of the Southern Ph
S tates railw ay labor board.
a e n i ne e a i
fnrmPV
C aptain J. Q. Adam s of the 484th I
j church yesterday was th e ta lk by
a b o u t 14 y ears ago. and h er form ei
*
*
cific
lines,
were
callers in Ashland
He sta te d th a t th e roads were ad j
.
... . . _,
com pany, coast a rtille ry , has receiv-
i Mrs. A. H. R ussell, one of the earl-
frle n d s w ill Indeed be glad to m eet
- ’
,
’ x
today.
Mr.
Fee
is on his way to
I v ertising for m en to fill the places
ed inform ation to th e effect th a t th e
, lest pioneers of so u th ern Oregon,
Lake
Louise,
C
anada,
to a tte n d the
of th e men on s trik e a t wages set
C oinpany1 T akes V a c a t i o n -
? scho° l for s Peclal driU and ot^ er
i now a w ell-preserved woman of well
convention
of
th
e
Am
erican
Associa­
fo rth In th e a lb o r b o a rd ’s decision
»Captain J Q. A dam s of th e local work will s ta r t a t F o rt M onroe V a.,
past fourscore years. Mrs. R ussell
tion
of
T
raveling
P
a
ssen
g
e
r
z\gent.<
No. 1036, b u t as a m a tte r of fact,
n a tio n a l g u ard com pany, announces Septem ber 10 and co n tin u e u n til De-
described the first Sunday school In a t th a t place Septem ber 12 to 19, in
the S. P. was paying som e of them
B
cem ber 20. A rtillery , rad io and en-
A shland, s ta rte d by Mrs. H aw orth,
th a t th e next d rill of th e com pany
elusive. Mr. Fee has alw ays th o u g h t
as high as $20 for eight hours, and
th a t
’
.
. „ r .. haint, gineering courses will be given dur-
who g ath ered the few children of well of A shland and said w hile here
w lll occur on S eptem ber 5, it being
&
.
when req u ired to w ork 16 hours, th e '
ing th e th re e m onths. Owing to the
th e se ttle m en t in h e r home Sundays th a t he intended to m ake an effort
th e firs t since th e la tte r p art of July.
com pany has paid $40 for the ad d i­
fact th a t no d rills have been held
to tra in them in th e great etern al to bring th e special tra in which wili
w hen th e com pany w ent on a
tional eig h t h ours, m aking $60 for
th is m onth, th e cap tain has been u n ­
I
tru th s of God’s word. W hen the carry a large num ber of the trafC c
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.— Ships,
•m o n th ’s vacation from drilling.
I
16 hours continual service.
able to get in touch w ith all of the
of
school
num bered a dozen or so, it agents, south over th e Espee. and
SEA TTLE, Aug. 21.— A tra c t
seaplanes and w ireless a re being
YVill L ocate on S lsk iyou s—
C. F. Grow, th e principal speaker,I
who has been m em bers of th e com pany, all of utilized in a vigorous search for the
inoy, i
i.„rf 20,000 acres ° f f° r e s t’
and was too large for her tiny house, so haye them m ako a 8top a{ Aghland
J. H. M ackenzie,
____ _ p . n n o o r o t r o e t
whom a re eligible to e n te r th e m issing flying boat which vanished explained in detail the causes lead- a g ric u k u ra l ,andg on the Colvn ,e m J th e achool board gave perm ission for fftr a day flnd ghow them whftt
o p e ra tin g a g a ia - e
know n as school. Anyone en listing in th e com-
? ? ! p r?
n
n J ? dian r «serv atlo n has been opened up th e Sunday school to m eet in the lit-
tfae foQt of tbp slgkiyou m oun.
for th e as .ew ..m
closed th e Pany a t th is tim e ls also eligible to d u rin g a flig h t w ith out-of-tow n a ttrib u te d it to a d .sire on th e p a i t , for filing
, tie school house.
taJng
“ M a c k s ,a ra g e .
’
e n te r the gchool. F u r th e r inform a- passengers from 81st s tre e t to F ire of a group of b an k ers in W all stre e t, | Thg tra c t js located gjx m n e8 n o rth I Then a few grown folks began to _ _____________________________ ___
p , « , an d h . .
." ’ J “* '
w . „ p n c l o n b la n k , m ay be Island and re tu rn .
and in d u stria l associations to cru sh of Spokane
F o rm e r service men atten d . Mr. R ussell was chosen su- th is church for m any years Mr. Bill
The flying boat has been m issing . . '
"
c h a rg e o f t h . g arag e
e„ by
on C aptol„ Ad.
J
lab o r organizations.
He
said
th
a
t.
w - jj
bp
gjven
preference
in
g -, ,; - perin ten d en t, and he dem anded an | n - g9 be
d en t u ______
n til the
silica yestordav
____ __
-
— filin
- —
- ng « su • p erin ten ______
shop a t t e o,
slakiyoos am s or L ie u te n a n t Young a t th e post
only as a last re so rt, to secure som e wfaich m ugt fJrst bg inspect ed per- a ssista n t. Mr. A. G. Rockafellow be- t jme of th e separation of th e union
tion a t th e su m m it of th e S tsk ijo u s.
m easure of economic justice. d ld : so n au y
A pplications will then be J u g chosen. So the tw o m en con- 3Chool.
A d d in g Im provem ents—
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On H unting E xpedition—
John^ew^s for th e m iners, and B. M- ! accepte(J by tb e Spokane land office. | ducted the school on a lte rn a te Run-
^ r s . H aw orth la te r went to China
M rs H oslev. of B stre e t. Is having
G. W. H ... ake —
and Mr. Long have
. nrovem ents m ade on
a v e s ro
« oseburg—
^ n , u r S_
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„ „ .„ Jew ell rep re sen tin g th e gix g b o p __________________ days, tak in g tu rn s in cleaning the a8 a m issionary, and doubtless ere
on h h e e r r I le reaves
fo r r R
som e Im i
^ ds bQth to
Mi98 May H edrick of B stre e t, has gone over beyond M ount A shland to crafts, sanction a strik e.
school house, building fires and th is has passed on. but th a t th is pio-
residence p r" p
ROne to D ouglas county to visit h e r estab lish th e ir cam p in hopes of s
e
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\ isit« nt P in e h u rst—
ringing th e big hand bell to call to peer woman had faith and courage
Its value an. com
c#me form er hom e for a few weeks before c u rin g venison.
Miss Rosie Hak«
G aribaldi— W hitney c<
is
Miss Caribel M orehouse spent th e service. Then cam e the building of to build a la s t'n g in stitu tio n is evi-
T he fann
o^
m ountain for beginning h e r school w ork In Rose- accom panied h er fa th e r for an out- i planning to build th re e ships to car- w#ek-end visiting the De Carlow th e P resb y terian church, a n i th è deuced by th e large and enthusias-
in from
family at Piaehurst.
. ing.
ry lumber.
union Sunday school was housed in tic Sunday schools of Ashland todays
I burg for the winter.
MALIN, O r., Aug. 21.— A rrest of
Lloyd F u r la tt, w ith a b a rb e r shop
in th e M alin pool hall, and of Guy
Ross, p ro p rie to r of th e place, and
confiscation of from 75 to 80 q u a rts
o alleged m oonshine, resu lte d from
« raid by S heriff Low and Deputy
B arnes on th e Malin pool hall and,
an a d jo in in g residence, in which the
cra c k in g of a safe by th e sh eriff OPEN BREAK BETW EEN EXECU­
an d th e services of a “ lady detec-,
TIV E ANI» LEGISLATIYTE
liv e ” w ere o u tsta n d in g features.
BRANCH FEA RED
A cting on Inform ation th a t liquor
ON BONOS BILL
WORLD FLYERS
BELIEVED LOST
A
El
POINT TO PLOT
IN TRAIN WRECK
END GOAL STRIKE
IS
EXPECTED TUES.
I
IS
FOR MISSING
FLYJNG BOAT
a few hours itinday.
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THROWN OPEN FOR
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