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A shland D aily T idings
ASHLAND CLIMATB, w ithout •
the aid of medicine, cures nine 9
cases out of ten of asthma. 9
This is a proven fact.
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VOLUME
3
(Successo! to the Semi-W eekly Tidings. Voi. 4 3 )
WATER PROJECT
J.
(International News Wire Service
ASHLAND, OREGON. TUESDAY, A U G ü sF îsT îîë T
18-YEAR-OLD GIRL OF
CENTRALLY ATTACKED
BOY HI NTER, WOUNDED BY
PAL, LIKELY TO DIE
M ARSHFIELD, Aug. 22. — Roy
O stran d er, 17, was sh o t and prob
ably fatally wounded by George
H u rst, 21. They were in a p arty of J”
I four young men hu n tin g a t the head
. w aters of E ucher creek, in C urry
¡county. O strander was craw ling on
|a rock and was m istaken for a deer:
I by H u r s t.’ It was necessary to carry
j th e in ju red youth four m iles on a
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stre tc h e r before reaching ihe h ig h - '
way.
Sm all hope is held for his HARDING INSISTS GOVERNMENT
recovery.
SHALL HOLD BALANCE OF
SEGUIATE
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-.«Ss
WS«’
¿«T
O
TO THE CITY
W ould B ring W ater T hrough Brtle-
view to Upper Crowson H ill, and
T hen ce to A nderson Ditch, Insur
in g A m ple Irrigation Supply.
MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- 9
vlve three months in the rich 9
ozone at Ashland. The pure do- *
mestic water helps.
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No. 299
Bridge Is Memorial to Massachusetts Soldiers
CENTRALIA, W ash., Aug. 22.—
¡M iss A nna F ra n k , 18, was a ttack ed
and bruised about 10 o ’clock T h u rs
day n ig h t as she was re tu rn in g from
; the hom e of a friend. No rep o rt was
I m ade to th e police. She s a 'd her
a ssa ila n t was roughly dressed and
stepped from behind a tree.
Unconscious, w ith a h a n d k erch ief,
i tied over h er m outh, she was found '
lying in th e s tre e t by W alter Con
TALENT IRRIGATION COMPANY
rad. d riving by in his autom obile
O F F E R S NEW PROPOSITION
w ith his fam ily.
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POW ER
'S
SHOOTS OP STAGE
H. SENGSTACKEN
DOT
Opposes Kepi es« in at ion of Union or
O perators on C om m ission— Strike
At End in Illin ois and A greem ent
Beache«! in Indiana.
The city council m et last night in
t e t t a
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.— P re si
special session to consider a new
dent H ard in g 's opposition to a fed
w a te r proposition which would re
This handsome bridge across the Connecticut rivet at Springfield, Mass., built as a memorial to Hampden countv’«
eral coal com m ission, upon which
lieve the w ater sh o rtag e here d u rin g
boldieis in the M orld war, was dedicated recently with im pressive ceremonies. Governor Cox delivered the address
o p erato rs or m in ers a re represented
- .t h e sum m er m onths.
I
I h e bridge, which replaces an ancient wooden structure, cost $4,000,(W.
officially, was m ade known today
C ouncilm an Joy has been endeav-i
---
follow
ing a cabinet m eeting.
oi ng to get som e line on additional
CITY COURT COLLECTS
SUFFERING
FOR
YEARS,
MAN’S
It
was
stated in a d m in istra tio n
w a te r for th e city for tlie past few
PORTLAND, Aug. 22.— R. W id-i
$85
FROM
BOOZE
CASES
M
ARSHFIELD,
Aug.
22.—
H
enry
circles
th
a
t
he would not consent to
BODY
TURNS
INTO
ST
O
N
E
1
w eeks, having first considered tak- >ug, of V ancouver, B. C., is lying inf
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-
.Sengstacken,
pioneer
real
e
sta
te
and
the
creatio
n
of a com m ission in
ing w a te r from Nell creek, n e a r its a hospital close to d e a th from a,
F o u r A shland citizens appeared in
PIT
T
SFIE
L
D
,
Mass.,
Aug.
22
.
_
,n
su
ran
ce
*
“
a
n
’
and
form
er
secretary
which
th
e
governm
ent does not have
source, am i bringing it across the; wound in th e head and b rea st, while
ju stic e court yesterday and were
Jam
es
Burke,
37,
whose
body
for
of
the
P
ort
of
Co°
8
Ray’
died
at
Hie
balance
of
pow
er, believing the
divide into A shland creek canyon. Alvin R. P rice, of Kelso, W ash., is ,.
W hile in v estig atin g th is schem e, lie dead, follow ing a shooting last n ig h t j fllied a to tal ° r *85 by Ju d g e Gowdy,
nine years has been slowly tu rn in g aoon yesterday as the resu lt of
be- public would he b e tte r served by a
to stone, died Sunday in th e M other ing stru ck by an autom obile.
He non-partisan body.
cam e into touch w ith som e of the ¡by George R eherio, a form er inm ate i UP° n lb e ir ‘dea ° f g u ’lty to «barges
of
being
intoxicated.
M
argaret
Mary
home
in
C
heshire,
i
was
w
ith
Surveyor
C
athcart
some
The senate labor com m ittee has
d ire c to rs of th e T alen t irrig a tio n i of th e C alifornia insane hospital.
Nine
years
ago,
while
holding
a
d
istanc®
o
u
t
of
Coquille
having
some
ordered
a favorabld report on the
d istric t, to whom he m entioned the
The shooting occurred in a w est-
A11 ioui u e ie a i l ®sted S a tu id a y
clerical
position
in
th
e
P
anam
a
c
a
n
-
ipues
ru
n
on
^a
n
d
-
He
stepped
in
Borah
bill
to c reate a federal com-
need of w ater by th e city.
bound stage on the Colum bia h ig h -; eVeniUg and locked UP over night to
al
zone,
he
becam
e
infected
from
an
front
of
an
a
u
t°m
obile
which
was
mission
to
investigate the coal in
T he re s u lt was a m eeting of the way near P resco tt. R eberio is in the allow tbem t0 sober up. They fu rn -
insect bite; his j o n t s soon t h e r e - |g o n g at a
rapid speed, an a was dustry.
It provides th a t the coin-
/I i recti rs or th e irrig a tio n co m p an y : R ain ier jail charged w ith m u rd e r. *ish e d . cash bond of $25 each S u n d a y :
a fte r s ta rte d to stiffen and th e pro- j s tru c k - He
was h u rried to a hos- • m ission be composed of five mem-
w ith th e city council and a few citi- He had been employed in a planing m ori,luR and were released to ap-
: cess of ossification was under way. I p P ap b ” ^ d' d not re ^a *n conscious-, bers to be nam ed by the president.
zens « f A shland last night a t th e m ill a t W estport, Or., going th e re pear in c o u rt Hie follow ing m orning,
R. R .EXECUTIVES AND UNION
---------------------------- Iness. He had served as councilm an and would rep o rt to th e president
city h all, a t which tim e Mr. Dillard, from A berdeen. W ash.
|
—— — — — .
HEADS ARE EX PEC T ED TO
and also as m ayor of M arshfield and and congress w ithin five m onths.
civ 1 en g in e e r for th e d L ’rict, told
In the stage, tra v e lin g in th e d a rk
“STAND PAT”
was 71 years of age. He is survived
_______
th e «auncil w hat th e irrig a tio n dis-! ness, R eberio suddenly s ta rte d to
by
a
wife
and
th
re
e
children,
a
son
PEA
CE
SETTLES
ON COAL
tric t could do in the way of furnish- »boot from th e re a r seat, h ittin g
N either Side W ill Y ield on th e Ques
in
San
Francisco,
a
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
in
this
FIELD
S OF ILLINOIS
ing w a e r to th e city.
both occupants of the d riv e r’s seat.
tion o f Seniority R ig h ts, am i a
¡city
and
a
n
o
th
e
r
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
in
Hono-:
CHICAGO.
Aug.
22.—
Peace in the
Illg sta te m e n ts were to th e effect H is believed th a t he suddenly be-
B reak in C onference Is Expected
lulu.
He
was
one
of
the
early
set-
big
Illinois
coal
strik
e
cam e at 2
th a t the T alent irrig a tio n d istric t cam e insane. T h ere was ap p aren tly
R esu lt o f T om orrow ’s M eeting.
j
tie
rs
of
the
county
and
prom
inent
•
o’clock
today
when
an
agreem ent
could fu rn ish w ater to the city a t n° o th er reason for the shooting,
for
years
in
th
e
a
ffa
irs
of
Coos
B
a
y
.:
was
ratified.
th e sam e ra te per acre th a t the
j NEW YORK, Aug. 22.— Unless
The ag reem en t is identical w ith
ra n c h e rs in th e d istric t pay, th a t is
th e re is a decided .change in opinion
the Cleveland plan. R esum ption of
from $95 to $105 per acre. This
m eantim e, th ere will he no settle-
work will begin tomorrow’ it is said.
w a te r w ould be for irrig a tio n p u r
___________
m ent of the shopm en’s s trik e a t to
poses only, and could be b rought in
m orrow 's conference of the railw ay,
INDIANA COAL TROUBLES
th ro u g h Belleview and along the
A ccording to info rm atio n th a t has executives here.
: E lm er E. Jennison, who is m ak-
PROBABLY AT AN END
c o n to u r of th e hills to the upper:
been received in A shland, an em bar-
This is agreed to by spokesm en- n S his h e a d q u arte rs in M edford,
T
E
R
R
E
HAUTE. Ind., Aug. 22 —
p a rt of Crowson hill, and then si
i go is to be placed on the driving of for the executives and the men. It has m ade w hat is claim ed to be the
All
indications
today pointed lo an
phoned across A shland creek to the
autom obiles by children in this sec- ¡s believed the executives a re deter- richest s trik e in a m ining way, ever
im
m
ediate
settlem
en t of the coal
«Id A nderson m ine ditch, which
tion of th e sta te . A num ber of com- m ined to ’’stan d p a t’’ on the senior- m ade in Oregon.
s
tr
ke
as
far
as
it
affects Indiana
w ould supply p ractically th e e n tire
plain ts seem to have been m ade to ity question,
This s trik e was m ade about a half j
■
tonnage.
w est p a rt of th e city w ith irrig a tio n
the s ta te triffic officer in reg ard to
m ile below W agner Gap on the Lit-j
The joint scale subcom m ittee has
w ater.
children under 16 years of age, who TRAINM EN RETURN TO W ORK
tie
A
pplegate
creek,
and
shows
a;
agreed
upon wage and w orking con
A fter th e council had talk ed the
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 22.— a re aHowed to drive autom obiles, re-
ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY high percentage of platinum and a!
ditions
and the report subm itted to
p roposition over, they decided th a t
IK IA H . Calif., Aug. 22.— Isaac a fu „ joint com inittee of Indiana
The Devil’s Tea K ettle, a boiling su itin g in m any n e a r accidents to
WASHINGTON, .Aug. 22.— The sm all am o u n t of gold, th e a ssa y e r’s
it had su fficien t m erit to be consid
ered and told th e visiting d irecto rs 8priug iu the hot springs d istric t, o th er m achines.
The sta te officer w alkout of the Southern railw ay rep o rt show ing about $250 of plati Crespm and John H aw nes, ran ch ers op erato rs and niinerg wjtb ind(ca.
in a rem ote section of M endocino t .ons pointing fQ a speedy
th a t ’ they felt ju stifie d in consider- clalined a victim Sunday, when has inform ed some of those who train m en a t Spencer, N. C., ended a t ! num and J $8 of gold * to '*
the ’ ton.
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1,
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• _
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h o VO
o H A
n n m n lo in tn
V»
F ra n k A lbert fell into the cauldron have m ade com plaints th a t he in- noon today, follow ing th e w ith-
Mr. Jennison also staked a n o th e r county and enem ies in a feud of ance
ing th e m a tte r fu rth e r.
W a te r S u p e rin te n d en t H osier was and was H terally boiled to d eath.
tended to in v estig ate th e cases and draw al of the s ta te troops. It was claim two m iles dowht k the creek ! je a IS ’ sll0t if o,lt w ith h gh pow--
He lost his footing w hile filling see th a t th e law- was enforced in th is announced a t th e offices of the and m ade a p resent of it to his e,<?d
S aturday. Both are dead. INSTRUCTION TO MERCHANTS
ask ed fo r his opinion and said th a t
b
ro
th
er,
R.
A.
Jennison.
Upon
hav-!
Cre8pin
was
ab °u t 70 years old.
th e city w ould find th e g re a te st dif-> a b arrel for household use, and as well as in o th er p a rticu la rs.
¡S o u th ern R ailw ay com pany here.
FOR HASTENING DELIV ERY
ng
an
assay
m
ade
of
the
ore
out
of
,
H
ayne8
was
about
60’ 11 was 9aid
ficu lty in reach in g all the sm all phm ged lnto the sp rin g - th e tem per-
F o r the benefit of those who m ay,
__________________
I. T. Sparks, district fre ig h t and
lie fired first and fatally wounded
acreag es which a re sc attere d in a l l ! a tu re of which ’8 a b o a t 1*7
be ln terested in Knowing th e word-,
this claim , it showed up even rich er
“ 7“
passenger agent of the Southern Pa-
C
iespin only to be Jn tu rn shot and cific com pany. announce8 th a t he
p a rts of the city, but th a t it would
UnaWe to cllm b the slippery bank, ing of the law on th is m a tte r, it is .
than the first find, and like the for
c e rta in ly solve th e irrig a tio n prob- A lbert was in th e hot w ater several Quoted h erew ith :
,
m er find was principally platinum , kined by Leo B att, son-in-law of has received m any inqulrifts from
m erchants of w estern Oregon rp-
lfEm if it could be w orked out sue- m inutes before h ’s scream s b ro u g h t
“ No person, w h ether or not the
show ing a total value of $300.76 to 5mSJ)ln v.
th e ton. This claim is estim ated to! , The
' “ 7 shooting
- s fulfilled
,u ..a .e U p predictions
rea .c u o n s pai.ding th e m ovem ent of fall goods
cessfu lly
¡assistan ce. He had lived h e r e a b o u t ow ner of a m otor vehicle, who is
be w orth $250,000.
| ° f n.e,’g lb° rS who had sa,d th e £wo from eastern c it’es by all-rail route,
A com m ittee com posed of M essrs. ! ten ye:’r s > but little is know n of less th an 16 years of age, or who is
P ierce H a m e r Joy and S uperinten- him - T he coroner found no th in g in m entally incom petent or physically,
Not being satisfied w ith having would one day “ shoot it o u t.” The which pav em en t is delayed in m any
erection
m ade these valuable finds, Mr. Jen- feud
“ ““ s ta rte d years ago u over
. C i c iru n u u caf,PS a t t ,ie presPnt tim e,
den t H osier was apponted by the bis effects to indicate he had rela- incapacitated, shall o p erate o r drive
nison proceeded two m ’les down the 3 gatf afross a to ad the ( tespins
^Jr Sparks s ta te s th a t shipm ents
any m otor vehicle on any public
m ayor to look into th e m a tte r and ,ives-
creek and found a n o th e r m in e ra i,, had to USe to reach th e ir property
highw ay in th e s ta te of O regon.”—
from New York, P h iladelphia, Bal-
see if it was feasible.
If it was
Section 4790, Oregon Laws, 1920
which he was unable to nam e, b u t '
, tim ore, Boston, and o th e r principal
found to be so, it is th o u g h t th a t a n
e d tio n .
upon sending it in to be analyzed,
e astern cities a re m oving w ithout in-
o th e r election will be neoessary for
The law goes fu rth e r and says
j te rru p tio n via the M organ line from
, was inform ed th a t it contained a
a special bond issue. M |n v a re of
th a t a d riv e r’s p erm it shall not be
¡New York to G alveston, thence via
Dr. G. O. Ja rv is was called o u t of ¡high percentage of quicksilver,
th e opinion th a t th e $100.000 w ater
issued
to
any
person
u
n
d
e
r
16
years
t
jje
gu
n
d
a
y
mOrning
as
th
e
re-
Mr.
Jennison
claim
s
th
a
t
th
e
led
g
e'
th e S outhern Pacific, the tim e con
bonds voted a t a previous election
sum ed being from 16 to 18 days. Tt
of
a
^
e-
su
it
of
an
accidental
shooting
th
a
t
°
n
th
e
firs
t
find
is
about
six
feet.
w ould not be av ailab le, as the funds
Q
uite
a
n
um
ber
of
local
people
are
took
place
n
ear
the
head
of
W
il-
wid®
an<(
several
feet
deep
and
seven
i
is suggested th a t m erchants having
fro m th e »ale of such bonds could
in
te
rested
in
seeing
th
a
t
th
e
law
in
ijam8
creejj
when
It.
A.
S
tew
art
and
m
iles
long,
while
th
e
o
th
er
vein
is
i
goods com ing from any of these
n o t bo d iv erted fo r purposes o th er
th
is
p
a
rtic
u
la
r
is
enforced,
as
they
C
harles
Mead
of
P
o
rtla
n
d
,
w
ere
shot
claim
ed
to
be
equally
as
large.
The
po
nts w ire th e ir eastern firm s to
th a n th a t for w-hich is was originally
have
had
several
close
calls
as
th
e
by
C
harles
K
ing,
of
Roseburg.
Mr.
tWo
ve:n8
would
supply
a
q
u
a
rtz
mill
route these shipm ents via the Mor-
voted.
resu lt of the recklessness of v a rio u s ; s te w a rt wa3 shot th ro u g h the left for 8ome 40 years, if th ere is any
j gan line in o rd er to avoid delay.
youthful d riv ers on th e stre e ts and arm , and Mr. Mead th rough the w here n e a r the am ount of ore all i
highw ays hereabouts.
I rig h t chest and rig h t lung. Dr. J a r- t r o u g h th e ledge th a t was found in
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.— The long,
I vis b ro u g h t both m en in from the
rock th a t was assayed, according j WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.— Strik-
lean fingers of John D. R ockefeller,
104 SI NDAA DRUNKS IN
woods and took them to th e Sacred
reliable m ining men. Should this ing shopm en all over the country
pressing on th a t most sensitive nerve
DRY LOS ANGEIiES H eart hospital a t M edford,
w here Prov® to be the case, a sm elter m ight have been ordered to form a “ vigil-j
— tlie pocketbook— today is said to
.
,.ii , i
i o __t .
-i
t
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22. Dame they a re both g e ttin g along necely. be a possibility, to he added to the ance com m ittee” to aid the local au-
, ‘ . a ' * . *' 13
c m p o ta iiv at p r y |aw blushed for Los Angeles to-
Mr. K ing, w ith his wife and uncle, ,n d ’istria l fu tu re of A shland.
th o rities in placing responsibility
least— on plans for fu rth e r in te rn a
day as 104 persons w ere arra ig n e d composed a h u n tin g
p a rty Hvhich
for tra in wrecks and dam age to ra il
tional m arriages in the H arold F
in police court yesterday m orning on s t.irte d o u t from R oseburg, w hile u - s - «TEEL WILL SETTI-E
way property.
McCormick fam ily.
Although i,o oo
, •«„
t v ,
th e charg e of drunkenness. O fficers SteWa rt and Mead m ade up a n o th e r
DEMANDS WITHOUT STRIKE
Aroused by repeated charges by
g
. sa. s
trie. John D. gaid thjg Wftg th e larg e st „ u m b e r of p a rty. Both w ere approaching the
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‘ railro ad officials th a t the strik e rs
is accustom ed to being obeyed. He
cases of intoxication here since pro- crest of a h iU, One from e ith e r side,
NEW YORK. Aug. 22 — The U nit- were a t the root of the recent wrecks
.
*.'S nOt, uee” 3 P 10 S'° P the m ar- h ibition becam e effective.
Officer wJ,en both sighted a deer on th e ed S tates Steel corporation announc- and bom bing outrages, Bert M. Jew
SAN BERNARDINO. Calif., Aug. r age of his ex son-in-law , now bask- B urger repOrted he had a rre ste d 45 c re s t. N eith er w ere close enough ed today th a t »be wage increase ell ordered an investigation by un-
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.— R ep re
2 2 .— As a re s u lt of a dow ntow n mg in th e ™ seate light of rom ance ‘ d ru n k s - d u rin g an e ig h t h o u r sh ift. to shoot. W alking as quietly as pos- aaked by day lab o rers of about 20 ion officials of all circum stances
sen tativ e Hill, republican, of M ary
sh o o tin g last n ig h t, W. V. Paschal, w i h G anna W alska nor has he been
----------------------------
! sible S tew art and Mead approached per c e n t> effective Septem ber 1. su rro u n d in g such occurrences.
land, today dem anded th a t Secretary
a n e le c tricia n , is dead. B. L. Folio- able to put an end to the prep ara- MERCHANTS PUT UP CASH
t he point w here they last saw the wou,d be equitably a d ju ste d w ithout
__________________
of the T reasury Mellon im m ediately
well is not expected to I’ve, and Cy- tions for the m arriag e of his grand-
FOR PURCHASE OF GROUNDS deer and werg lookin„ in ever pos. having a strike.
BUYS HALF INTEREST
rem ove P ro h ib 'tio n
Com m issioner
rll S tern s was wounded.
d a u g h te r M athilde, to Max Oser, the
KLAMATH FALLS. Aug. 28— 8ible dfrectioB> when Oue shot rang'
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IN
CLASS
A
GARAGE
Haynes
from
office
on
the ch arg e of
AU th e m en a re strik e rs. Tim othy Sw ss riding m aster.
F ifteen m erch an ts have g u aran teed out and a bu llet stru a k s te w a rt, BLACK SPIDER’S BITE
PRDX’EQ Q E itin i a '
Speed” H a rria g t°n- form erly an “ d efrau d in g the governm ent.”
W iley, a n egro cook em ployed by the
But Mrs. E dith R ockefeller Me- purcha3e of th e Asa Fordyce tra c t who wa8 siig h tly in fro n t. In the arm
» engineer on th e S outhern Pacific,:
C ongressm an Hill declared th at
railw ay com m issary a d m itte d
o rinick’ d a URhtei of th e oil king. for a county fa ir g ro n n d by agree- and passlng on. stru c k Mead in thej
I has purchased a h alf in terest in th e H aynes is using the post office
sh o o tin g , claim ing th e men followed hesitates on the brin k of h e r ro- ,ng tQ gign a nOtft for $4000 to be chegt
LODI.
Class A garage.
i rtniKm
ov Calif.,
«<> < Aug. 22. « Mrs. C. j D.
« .C lass A garage.
fra n k in g privileges to c 'rc u la te ner-
him several blocks.
m ance w ith K renn. th e y o u th fu l glven ag firgt p ay m en t.
i A ccording to Dr. Jarvis, the Port- Holbrook i s j n a precarious condi-;
M r. H arrin g to n expects to tak e an SOnal n ro n a-a n d a for h i , L i t
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A ustrian a rch itect, who retu rn ed to
and
The plan as agreed by the gnar- land m en had h a n d k erch iefs tied t5on- »be resu lt of a spider bite re- a c tjve p a rt in the operation of the th e Anti-Saloon league
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thls country w ith h e r som e m onths a n to rs consists Of p urchasing th e ab out th e ir hats, and th e points pro- ceived a few days ago. This is th e garage and will be found speeding
9 BASEBALL RESULTS TODAY » ag®;
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land im m ediately w ith the e x p ecta-; tru d in g above th e hat. gave the ap- second victim of spider bites d u rin g around in an au to now ,nstead of on f
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siie n te i o d Jonn . i n i t tiQn
one mU1 levy being voted j pearance of tb e ears of a deer
Mr the past two weeks. In both cases a r a iiroad engine
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v
N ational Ix-agne
s®lt ‘s ° m ,nous’
19 " ot «a ™‘adf; ” a t a special election in connect’on R ing, having seen the deer disap- it was a sm all black spider.
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SM AS VODKA
L
rhnt W’th th e Reneral election in Novem- pear a t th a t point, th o u g h t it was
MI’R D E R E R GETS SENTENCE
At C incinnati 3; New Y ork 7.
BERLIN , Aug. 22.— F o r the first
p. r o s
her, which would realize $12 0 0 0 .1 com ing into sig h t again, and sh o t to com pany of P o rtla n d , and Mr. Mead
At Chicago 4; B rooklyn 5.
O
F
DEATH
COMMUTED
tim
e since the o u tb reak of the world
his money be spent in Am erica and the e n t j re cos4 0{ the land. In th e b it it in th e body, th ereb y h ittin g is th e Oregon rep re sen ta tiv e of the
At P itts b u rg 4; P h ilad elp h ia 3.
ATLANTA,
Ga.,
Aug.
22.—
The
w
ar,
th e soviet governm ent has an-
alread y he is beginning to bring
event th e levy should not carry th e th e m en in »lie body instead of th e K elly-Springfield T ire company,
A m erican le a g u e
death
sentence
of
Glenn
M
oore
Hud-
nounced
it will g ra n t concessions
p ressu re to b e a r from unexpected g u a ra n to rs would be req u ired to pay head, as would have been th e case
At New Y ork 2; C leveland 6.
n iia rte _9
Mr. K ing is a th le tic d irecto r of son has been com m uted to life im- for th e m an u factu re of the Russ an
th e $4000, and to com plete th e pur-i bad he shot higher.
At P h ilad elp h ia 4-3; D etroit 6 -1 7 .(
th e R oseburg high school, and held prisonm ent by G overnor Thom as W. n atio n al d rink vodka w ith the re
chase in o rd er to p ro te c t th e ir in-
M r. S tew art is ow ner of th e Stew- th e sam e position in th e A shland H ardw ick.
He w a8 to have been strlctio n t h a t ’ it m ust not contain
At Boston 4; St. Louis 9.
At W ashington 4-0; Chicago 2 -3 .; Hood River to get new warehouse, .vestm ent
art Brothers Logging Equipment; high school a few years ago
hanged on Friday.
more than 38 per cent alcohol.
OF SENIORITY
AUTO DRIVING
OF MINERAL
APPLEGATE RIVER
IO DE STOPPED
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ROCKEFELLER'S IRr
im m o iN G
OF HIS DAUGHTER
TW O OTHERS
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