❖ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ith o u t
<§> th e aid of m edicine, cures nine
<••> cases o u t of ten of asth m a.
<S> T his is a proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
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(International News Wire Service
VOLUME
3
4 MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- <S>
vive th re e m onths in th e rich
® ozone a t A shland. The p u re do-
m estic w ater helps.
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& ¿»s
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ASHLAND, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1922
(Successor to thq Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
c—
., '■"■:■■■: -
$> <^ <§><$><§><», <Z>
%
<¥> BASERABI j RESULTS TODAY f>
<£<£■$> ÿ $ 4> <5> ♦ * « $
$ *
National I*e.igue
A t P itts b u rg 7-6: Brooklyn 8-8.
American League
A t Boston 9; C leveland 0.
At New York 1-6; St. Louis 3-5.
Pacific Coast League
(Y esterd ay ’s Gam es)
A t S acram ento 3; Los Angeles 0.
A t Salt L ake 17; San F rancisco 16
A t P o rtla n d 1-7 ; V ernon 2-2.
A t O akland 4-3 ; S eattle 9-7.
i
HINDU WANTS $1000
FO R LOSS OF H IS EAR
M ARYSVILLE. Calif., Aug. 25.—
The prevailing m ark et price for h u
m an ears as g u stato ry delicacies is
$1000 each, according to K ishan
Singh, H indu, who is suing Santa
Singh, a n o th e r H indu, for th a t sum
for th e loss of one e a r w hich he
charges Singh bit off.
The ear was not served a t a din
ner, b ut tak e n from K ishan Singh by
force d u rin g a fight w ith Santa
EA STERN RAILW AY EXECUTIX ES g ngb. M edical tre a tm e n t necessary ONE MAN K ILLE D AND TW ELV E
INJURED IN STORM-SWEPT
FORCE COLLAPSE OF JOINT
a fte r th e stru g g le cost $25 and Kish-
LOUISVILLE
CONFERENCE
i an Singh prays th e court to o rd e ri
! th e ear-b itin g S anta Singh to pay!
Church Toppled Over on Residence,
Seniority High Is Blocks Possibility this amount also
Crushing Occupant to Death—
Of Any Agreem ent Being R e a c h e d __________
Damage of Storm Ravages Placed i
On Which to Base a Settlem ent—
At
$200,000.
Individual Roads May Act.
OF RAIL STRIKE
BEING SETTLED
No. 302
. - ■=
TWO ARE KILLED
80 ESCAPE
LOCAL ROYS ARRESTED FOR
BURGLARIZING STORE
S heriff T errill and Chief of Police
H atch er yesterday a rre ste d L u th e r
’ McCoy and Fayne Wilcox, fo r b re a k
ing into th e P. J. Ainer store on E ast
i Main stre e t, w hele they stole a num -i
her of revolvers, a shotgun, some
I razors and a q u a n tity of tobacco.
The boys w ere tak en to Jacksou-
| ville by th e sheriff, w here they will
, ap p e ar before Judge G a rd n er in j
u
-
___________
venile court.
NORTHERN PA C IFIC F L Y E R IS
The W ilcox bov ran aw ay a few RESO Ll TION WOULD W ARRANT
CONDEMNATION MEASURES
DERAILED BY BOULDER
m onths ago and a fte r having been
BY PRESIDENT
ON TRACK
gone for several weeks, showed up
Lin n o rth e rn C alifornia, and sent for-
, New Jersey SV-nator Asks That Gov
Engineer And a Hobo Are Killed, money to come home on.
ernment B‘ Given Power by Con-
Fireman Is F atally Injured, But
________________
I gress to Put An End to Industrial
80 Passengers Miraculously Es-
Turmoil by Operating Mines.
eape Without; Injury'*
SEA TTLE, Aug. 25.— E ngineer i
WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.— A pro
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 25.— ,
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.— The ne
Jones
and
an
u
n
identified
m
an
who
posal was m ade in th e senate today
One m an was killed and 12 seriously
g o tiations of the “ W illard g ro u p ” of
was ste a lin g a ride, w ere in stan tly I
by S enator Edge, republican, of New
In
ju
red
,
as
the
re
s
u
lt
of
a
severe
railw ay executives, rep re sen tin g 52 j
killed, and F irem an A rnold was
i Jersey, th at P re sid e n t H arding he
wind
and
electrical
storm
h
ere
to
A m erican ra ilro a d s and th e chiefs of
j probably fatally in ju re d w hen the
em pow ered by congress to in stitu te
day. The p ro p erty loss is estim ated
five railro a d brotherhoods, for set-i
th e w estbound
N orthern
Pacific
condem nation
proceedings to ac
a
t
$200,000.
D em ent of the railw ay strik e, have
George Massey was crushed to ! |
tra in num ber one— th e N orth Coast
q u ire and operate coal m ines and
collapsed, it was officially a n
d eath when th e E piscopal m issio n ' EXPECT
DEMAND TO RE MADE L im ited— was derailed by a huge
d istrib u te coal to m eet the national
nounced today.
church was blown down «pon
th e
OX AMERICAN FEDERATION
boulder a t W ym er, 21 m iles west of
___________
em ergency created by th e coal
A sta te m e n t telling of th e b reak-i
OF LABOR
, Y akim a.
strik e.,
house in w hich he was living.
down of the n eg o tiatio n s was issued
----------
I The locom otive rolled over and
LONDON, Aug. 26. Sensational
s tirre d the senate to a fresh
The b a ttle is on, w ith A shland
by a subcom m ittee of five railw ay
. . . .
¡M ovem ent S tain in g In Sioux Cltty, fjve coacbes containing 80 passen- and a la rm in g rep o rts are received discussion of the present in d u strial
,
.. g „ th e Associa-j
•
having
a good stro n g lead in th e m- ESCAPING PRISONERS WOUND
executives,
rep resen tin
,
Iown, (tails I pon National Labor gers, were derailed w ithout serious h ere from B elfast, tn a t Eam onn De c r|gja> j t was pointed out th at th ere
v oluntary cucum ber contest, which
TWO OFFICERS MORTALLY
tion of R ailw ay Executives.
is sw eeping over Oregon.
Albany
LINCOLN. Bo. Dak., Aug. 25.— ! Body to Call General Strike from jnj urv to any of the occupants. The V alera, com m ander in chief of the bad been a collapse of every a tte m p t
In th e sta te m e n t the break-dow n
Coast to Coast.
(accident occurred on a sh a rp curve j Irish
republican
irre g u la rs,
haB m ad e to s e ttle the rail ann yoal
sta rte d th e ball rolling w ith a p re tty I The prosecuting a tto rn e y and th e '
is a ttrib u te d to th e fact th a t th e un-
in
Y
akim
a
canyon,
w
here
th
e
road
I
broken
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
re
g
u
la
rs
’
lines strik es, and th a t the oniy nope of
fair-sized product th a t m easured sh e riff of Jones county, So. D ak.,:
SI0U x CITY, la., Aug. — .
....
.. v . ,
. *
Ions rep resen ted in th e conference
,
and
appeared
in
C
ounty
L
outh,
settlem en t appeared to rest in the
nnd f iv e » p i ang have , been m atu rin g for m o r e : / pavallels the i akima river
,
J
,.
__ . eight and th re e -q u a rte rs inches in wprp
w ere mnrtallv
m o ita n j wonndpd
w ounueu. anu
w ere a unit in dem anding recogni- ■ b
M
w here he is believed to be planning application of drastic m easures bv
„
.. .
circum ference was nine and a quar- m em bers of a posse shot, In a fig h t
a m ontb fQr & nationw ide 3trike
tion of th e sen io rity rig h ts of the
•
.
an a tte m p t to seize th e F ree State. the governm ent.
.
I te r inches long and w eighed one w'ith four escaped prisoners.
■that v irtu a lly would be a labor war.
shopm en, and as they w ere imm ov-,
V arious rep o rts have been given
‘
...
. . .
xb . pound and seven ounces. This was
' This is according to John Shank,
able on th is point, • failu re of th e, F
' currency th a t De V alera was a b rok COUNTY EM PLOYE BADLY
..
... „ .
considered p retty good going, u n til
1 se cre ta ry of the T rades and L abor
conference was foreseen from th e
...
en m an— broken in physique and
IN JU R ED IN ACCIDENT
.„ G e o r g e T avener showed up w ith one
i assem bly here. Shank said today
s ta r t. The railro a d s w ere w illing to
sp
irit—
and
th
a
t
he
was
lying
a
t
the
T.
J.
Card,
a county employe, su f
. .• i t h a t put the Albany p roduct in th e,
i tra d e s and labor assem blies th ro u g h
concede th e m ooted point of lettin g i
.
. ■ ,
point
of
death
in
an
isolated
cabin
fered
a
broken
back W ednesday af-
.
.
it shade. T he specim en w hich he sub-,
o u t tif f nation a re dem anding th a t
shop work out on con tract, b ut it
in
th
e
hills.
His
present
reported
ternoon
as
the
resu
lt of the large
1 ,
.
. . .
f
t« « o k : m itted tipped the scales a t two and
th e executive council of th e A m eri
w as dm med m anifestly u n fa ir to ask
11
_
. n
activity
would
indicate
th
a
t
he
w
a
s
itru
c
k
which
he
was
driving, tu rn in g
... .
. ,.
.
la h alf pounds, m easured 11 inches j
can F e d eratio n of L abor call a n a
them to / w ithdraw protection from i
sim
ply
lying
low,
a
w
a
it;ng
th
e
psy-
!
tu
rtle
as
he
was
rounding
a tu rn
. . . . . .
.u
in length and in circum ference was
tional strik e.
th e m en who had stood by them dur-
chological
m
om
ent
for
launching
a
near
Beagie
on
th
e
Evans
creek
11% inches.
M ore th an 5.000,000 m en would
ing th e s trik e and to whom was due
pow erful offensive ag ain st th e F ree road.
It was expected th a t he could rest)
be involved.
th e fact th a t the e n tire in d u stry of
S ta te rs, which it was believed would
The tru ck tu rn e d com pletely over
easy on his laurels, b u t th is m orn- i
The Sioux City T rades and L abor
th e nation had not broken down.
place th e republican irre g u la rs in and landed rig h t side up, w ith Mr.
ing. Mrs. C larence L ane, of L a u re l j
assem bly h as adopted th e resolution
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 25.— \
, f
T he heads of th e unions, however.
. ....
.
...
.
com m and of the situ atio n th ro u g h Card in the d riv e r’s seat com pletely
stre e t, b ro u g h t a w hopper to th e j
No
possibility
exists
of
dism
em
ber-
|
unanim
ously
and
w
ithout
debate.
have not by any m eans abandoned
offlce>
,g
&
by
„
«
j
out th e p a rt ot Ire lan d which has paralyzed on account of his back
and
;
hope of se ttle m en t, as m any roads.I
r
■ P lan s for th e L abor day celebra-!
Shank said sim ila r endorsem ent m ent of th e S outhern ... Pacific
„
. been designated as th e F ree State.
S ta te .¡b e in g broken. Ju st w hat injured
C
entral
Pacific
lines,
V
ice-President
u
of
th
e
resolution
had
been
given
by
p a rtic u la rly the w estern o rg an ,za'j ouncea m ea su res 11% inches from i « o n in A shland a re ta k in g on m ore
_ «
«
. ,
r
o
„„ The k illing from am bush of M ichael th e verteb rae is not know n, b u t It is
ra l i labor
.a„u. bodies in Denver,
— , De E. O. M cCormick, of the S o uthern
.
„„«„.«i > .
.
. .
tions. a re anxious to e n te r into ap!>';
tQ b p #nd ig 1 2 % inches in cir- defin ite shape. The jo in t m eeting v x c e n m ,x tra
r, • r.
11
k
t th
Collins is th o u g h t to have precip - th o u g h t he was caught in som e way
tro
it,
San
F
rancisco
and
o
th
e
r
lai
g°
,
pacific,
told
m
em
bers
of
th
e
chain-
,
:
a ra te ag reem en ts in o rd er th a t nor- cum ference P o rtiand has en tered last n ig h t a t M edford of rep re sen ta -
.
'
fated m atters, and as De V alera a g a jn8t th e steerin g wheel so as to
her of com m erce. The C entral Pa- x
, .
. fi
¡„ i
m al tra n sc o n tin e n ta l tra ffic may he
co n test w ith an exhibit from fives of th e labor unions and the cities.
...
. .. .
.
stands o u t as the biggest figure in cau9e th e injury,
cific,
bridging
530
m
iles
of
unpro-
_
.
.
.
.
.
..
„
1
«
resum ed.
«hh
She has M odern W oodm en and W oodm en of I
J
.
..
x. .
n
„ „ j ' Ire la nd today, and th e F re e S taters.
¡vjr c a rd was tak e n to the Sacred
Mrs. Anna P hillip r Cobb.
D espite th e fa ilu re of the negotia-
u c tn e te r n ory e w e e n
eno a
d eaths of G riffith s and Col- H eart hospital at M edford im m edi-
,
I su b m itted a cucum ber th a t m easures th e W orld, resu lte d in fu rth e r ¡ra
tions. B ert Jew ell, lead er of the
incheg in len g th and the s a m e ’ p o rta n t decisions being m ade,
ote n , e sai , is epen en
or
kave been left w ithout leader- a tely a fte r the accident, w here his
s trik in g shopm en, signified his inn' clrcum feFence w ith a w eight of two J The celebration is not to he re
existence l’P °’‘ t u ' lc
ere
5 „bip, fears a re felt in London th a t condition is considered very grave,
the S o u tie m
aci ic in
e pro uc ;
a ffa irs of the provisional gov- although not necessarily fatal. He
te n tio n of calling to g eth er a c o m - ,____ TT>
d ate, honors rest stricted to th e m em bers of th e o r
m itle e of 90 « . . « . I chairm en of t h e / „ „ „ a .
tive valleys of the Pacific slope and
jn g yery precarioug
*
{
M edford
gan izations who a re sponsoring it.
tu
rn
e
d
over
to
it
for
direct
h
a
u
!
;
^
whJch
m
ay
,ead
E
n
g
,and
__________________
shop c ra fts unions, to give fu rth e r,
3
__________________
b ut w’ill be open to th e public, and
i east. T herefore, it serves as a bridge tak e an openly active p a rt against HARDING INSISTS THAT
co nsideration to th e question of
m ile 8tretch of th e pacific high- everyone is invited to come out and
P a c ific . , tb e forces of De Valera. who will ac-
se p a ra te a g reem en ts w ith th e ™ ad3 | ^
th ro u g b tb e tow n spend the day. A n u m b er of good
: alone, He
o e « said
» u th e C entral ............
TRAINS MUST BE RUN
|
as
an
independent
line
would
be un-i
. .
.
...................... ,
!
th a t a re w illing to s e ttle on the!
speakers
w
ill*be
on
hand,
a
lth
o
u
g
h
cept
nothing
sh
o
rt
of
absolute
inde-
WASHINGTON.
Aug. 25.— Presi-
of Jefferson.
1 able to m ain tain itself.
basis of recognition of seniority •
d efin ite in fo rm atio n has not been
: pendence for Ireland.
dent H arding stan d s firm ly on the
Asked when the W estw ood-K lam -
; received as to who they will he.
rig h ts.
policy he enunciated in his recent
1 a th F alls line would be b u ilt if the
j
It was decided a t the m eeting
Jew ell issued a s ta te m e n t on be
m essage to congress, th a t the a d
I
Southern Pacific retained th e Cen-1
h a lf of th e shopm en, p u ttin g the
last n ig h t th a t tw o ste e rs and five
m in istratio n will use every pow er of
If
th e re
w ere
any
doubting
I sheep would be barbacued and T hom ases w ith respect to th e quan- tra l, McCormick answrered th a t the
blam e for th e breakdow n upon th e,
the
governm ent
in
m aintaining
s
executives, saying: “ T he conferences
served to all who care to have d in titv and qu ality of exhibits w'hich I world had .x th e prom ise of Ju j liu
tra n sp o rta tio n .
« ..
*
H
J
,
j K ru ttsc h m tt, chairm an of the Sou-
have show n th a t the group of roads |
n e r in th e park.
This w as tb e only com m ent fo rth *
will be shown a t th e Jackson c o n n -,
N atron
A p arad e is on th e program for
th a t have been co n ferrin g , will at
com
ing from the W hite House when
ty fair. Septem ber 13 to 16, those | cutoff would be built. W hen th a t is
p resen t, m ake no concessions. They
th e m orning, w hile th e a fte rn o o n doubts would have been dispelled
i it was b ro u g h t to the p resid en t’s a t
th e re has been
sta n d firm on th e po slt'o n of the
will he tak en up w ith gam es and if they had been p rese n t a t th e done, he said, . though
t e n t io n th at th e negotiations in New
» xi.
* *««
construction,
y
,
.
,
.
_
r
.
no
prom
ise
of
fu
rth
e
r
construction.
A ssociation of R ailw ay E x e c u tiv e s,1
sp o rts of all kinds.
York to end th e shopm en's strik e,
m eetin g of th e fa ir directo rs W ed- \
___ _________
C onstruction of th e b arbacue oven nesday n ig h t. The g rea test problem ; the Westw'ood line would n a tu ra lly
w hich refu ses sen io rity rig h ts .”
, had resu lted in ap p a re n t failure.
will be s ta rte d tomorrow’ and will
w ith which they have to contend, i s ;
he finished in a few days.
the housing of th e products and
MUSKOGEE. O kla., Aug. 25.—
stock offered for display.
ROODHOUSE, Ills., Aug. 25.—
, A gas explosion in a d ru g sto re a t]
At th e m eeting, Scott W oolf and
Investigation
into the bom bings here
¡H ask ell. Okla., n e a r here, resu lted !
W ig Ashpole, com m ittee on horse ,
last night, which terro rize d th e c iti
' in the death of E zra Dickey, 22, and ,
racing, appeared and sta te d th a t we,
zens, has disclosed th a t none were
the com plete d e stru c tio n of th re e
would have a fine strin g of “ gallop
fin
ju red .
store buildings and an hotel.
e rs ” for th e races, and th a t a num
One bomb was exploded a t the^
It is feared th a t o th ers will b e '
ber of horses would be h ere today
roundhouse, and a n o th e r a t an hotel
found dead when th e debris is!
to work out for th e fair.
They
a t which the s trik e b re a k e rs lodged.
cleared up. A m atch cast into the;
asked w hat provisions had been ■
The town was th ro w n into u tte r |
gas m ain caused th e explosion. The
m ade to stable these “ blue blooded
d
ark n ess when the w ires were cut
re a r wall collapsed, b u rying Dickey j
ru n n e rs .” T he d irecto rs had not in-:
___________
ju st preceding the explosions.
Mrs. Jem im a M. Clyde died a t her beneath th e w reckage,
tended to build b arns, ow ing to
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.—
sh
o rta g e of funds, b u t found it ah-
LA GRANDE, Or., Aug. 25.—
hom e on M anzanita s tre e t early to-
W
ILL
INVITE
ASHLAND
AND
Mrs.
E dith H un tin g to n Spreckles
day, follow ing a lingering illness of
B E E ( Al S .S
.
KLAMATH FALLS. Aug. 25— A solutely necessary and will com- R ates on b a rb e rin g in La G rande
MEDFORD
TO
MOCK
WEDDING
W
akefield
denied today th a t she had
AND INJURY O F DRIVERS
! b u rg la r, a p p a re n tly u n fam iliar with m ence work a t once on 200 feet of are perplexing to the Ad club and
several weeks.
She was 80 years
offered Mrs. Rodney K endrick $100
new spaper offices, som e tim e W ed -: box stalls, 12 feet wide, on th e south o th ers who are in charge of the
KLAMATH FALLS> A ug. 25.— a m onth for life if she would di-
old and has lived in A shland the
ROSEBURG, Aug. 25.— A fuzzy,
office
of th -- e grounds
to accom m odate o grPat
northw
convention. Mpdford, Ashland and Lakeview vorce h er husband
"It was Rod
g re a te r j'u
p a x rt v of th e tim e for
~ • the r past
Vv
* f YOH nesday • n ig h t, en tered
-----— th e ------
- o - f : side
-------
----
- - — - ----
— est - Dokkie
-
ee, i
¡th e K lam ath F alls H erald and, c ar ¡th e horses. They will he q u a rte re d .w hich is to be held here Septem ber
40 year r . A w ide circle of acqualu-. Frizzing bee— a oney
will be asked to send delegations to who offered heer the m onthly pay-
will— determ ined to find a restin g rying th e heavy cash re g iste r to a i tem porarily in o th er stru c tu re s.
i. D uring th e w ar La G rande bar- . ^ ^
thp meetinR hpre ,n connec. m pnts „ sai(, Mrs W akefield
*Ho\v
tances here will m ourn her death.
As fa r a s is known she had no Place on the nose of
G' SeSS’° n ’ ! back room , proceeded to crack it. { Messrs. W oolf and Ashpole say hers raised th e ir rate s to 35 cents
tion w ith th e a rriv al on Septem ber could I m ake her such an offer? 1
while he was driving an auto, caused;
His e ffo rts w ere rew arded by the they alread y have 20 fast horses en- for a shave and 65 cents for a h a ir- g3 pf 1()0 gan Prancl9co business am b roke.
I wish I had $100
living blood relatio n s, and her only
, a collision W ednesday on a 10-foot finding of a bunch of keys.
gaged,
including
som
e
of
the
best
cut.
R
epeatedly
have
they
been
im-
He
living kin is a d ista n t relativ e o
a re com ing in response to m onth m yself. 1 do my own house-*
em bankm ent betw een S u th e rlin and overlooked th re e postage stam ps on the coast, th a t go from here to piored to low er th e ir rates, but the m en, . who
..„x.
f
nf w ork,
i even the
u cooking
.
i
h er dead husband, who has alw ays
.
1
an invitation from
the cham ber or
and > wash-
W ilhur, which resu lted in th e bruis- laying on the c o u n te r u n d e rn e a th th e races a t th e s ta te fa ir in
Salem
,
b
a
rb
e
rs
stan
d
p
at
and
refuse
to
been very close to h e r— A lbert Lig-
com m erce. S ecretary Stevenson said ?ng."
ing and scratch in g of two m en, and
They include horm ses belonging to m ake any concessions.
the cash register.
g e tt who is connected w ith a bond
today.
F ra n k ly n W akefield, the form er
heavy dam age to th e colliding autos.
Had t be b u rg la r know n an y th in g B ak er’s of G ran ts Pass, P a r k e r ’s of
firm in P o rtlan d .
:
The
m
eeting,
he
sa
d,
would
rep-
Mrs.
Spreckles’ husband, refused to
C. G. Session. Rigby, Idaho. and bout a new spap er office, he would Jo h n Day. Or., M urphy’s of A shland, KANSAS MAN LOOKING
Mra. Clyde was a m em ber of the
resen
t
a
welcome
to
the
visitors
by
com
m
ent on th e W akefield-K endrick
G. E. W ard. No. 330 12th stre e t. have know n th a t is th e last place, and H olbrook's of F o rt K lam ath,
FOR LOCATION HERE the w hole of so u th ern O regon, and iOvP tangle. The divorce su it filed
Phoenix
P esbyterian
church,
of
P o rtla n d , w ere th e d rivers in the to look for m oney. In fact, th e pub-
T here will be two o r th re e gallop-
w hich h e r husband was p asto r for
"retired b a n k e r of wiU in<dude a banquet w ith special by Mrs. W akefield has not come up
cars.
J. C. H opper, a
lisher w’as h eard to rem a rk th a t he ing races each day, races for hom e
a n u m b er of years and was in reg u
fea tu re s for th e e n te rta in m e n t of ¡n co u rt yet. Only the in itial papers
would have been glad to split
50-50 saddle
horses, anu
and a a reray
relay race
p u t av-ev
saanie norses,
race each
eacu H utchinson, K ans., is stopping in .
guegtg
A mock w edding. rep- have been filed. “The women in the
la r a tte n d a n c e th e re as long as her
w
ith
th
e
b
u
rg
la
r
any
m
oney
th
a
t
he
day
betw
een
th
e
fam
ous
M
urphy
th
e
city
fo
r
a
few
weeks.
Mr.
Hop-
nnn^rentiv
h ealth would p erm it of h er going HUGHES SCORED FOR
resen tin g the joining of K
K lam
lam ath
ath ca8ft are ap
p arently ’ • Hn
d o n n g . enough
and
H
olbrook
strin
g
of
ru
n
n
ers.
per
is
on
the
coast
looking
for
an
NEW
BERRY
D
EFEN
SE
m
ihgt
have
found.
th a t distance.
w’ith C alifornia, m ay be included.
talk in g for 20 m en,’’ said W ake-
The speed program for the fair ideal place to locate, and is very
A carefu l exam ination of th e
F u n e ra l a rra n g e m e n ts will not be
f'eld. “ Why should I b u tt in at this
WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.__Secre- p la n t revealed th a t n e ith e r the press also includes two m otorcycle races, m uch im pressed w’ith A shland Mr.
com pleted u ntil th e a rriv al of Mr.
sta g e of th e g am e?”
tarv
of S tate H ughes was accused in nor th e linotype m achines w ere re- by professionals and a m a teu rs, a u to H opper specializes on H ereford cat- AGED MEDFORD PHYSICIAN
L eggett from P o rtla n d tom orrow .
the senate today by S en ato r Robin- moved and the H erald will continue races, and m otorcycle polo each day. tie, and should be locate here, he
PASSES AWAY AT HOME
GASOLINE DROPS STKADII.Y
son. dem ocrat, of A rkansas, of “ w il-i publication as usual.
The fa ir association is p rep arin g would have a fine herd of c a ttle and
_____
...
Stephenson,
of
IN FACE OF INVESTIGATION
IR E N E CASTLE HI RT
the N ew berry
----------------------------
to have th is big program of events w’ould m ake o th er breeders look well
Dr. George W.
WHEN HORSE FALLS fully w hitew ashing m e n e w p e » ij|
M
edford,
passed
aw
ay
W
ednesday
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
25.— The
p u t on w ith o u t any delay in o rd er i to th e ir laurels.
case." in his recent le tte r in defense
$125,000 co n crete' to get the events in each day by
W inchester
Mr. H opper expects to leave about n ight a t his hom e in th a t city a fte r price of gasoline has dropped stead-
ITHACA, N. V.. Aug. 25.— I r e n e 'o f S en ato r N ew berry a g a in st c h a rg » j b r i d g e to be b u ilt across N orth Um P-{5 ;3 0 o«ciock, if possible. The peo- th e first of the m onth for San Diego, an illness of several m onths.
ily since S enator La F ollette sta rte d
C astle (M rs. R obert T, T rem ane) of excessive ex p en d itu res in the sen qua river.
pJe a re SUJ’e going to get tb e ,r w here he will visit for a few weeks,
Dr. Stephenson was well know n his senatorial investigation of the oil
th e fam ous dancer, was seriously in- a to rial prim ary in M ichigan in 1918.,
---------------------------- | m oney’» w orth in am usem ents
a fte r which he probably will re tu rn th ro u g h o u t th e county, having prac- in d u stry , it ;s revealed hv the pre-
ju re d h ere when the horse she was
—
ticed in M edford for th e last eig h t lim inary rep o rt of Senator McNary,
hom e by th e way of A shland.
C ontracts for $105,794 have been
rid in g failed to tak e a jum p and fell.
E ugene planning new city reser-
years, and had a host of friends w h o , su b m itted from the m a n u fa c tu re rs’
Her rig h t collar bone was broken, voir to cost betw een $15.000 and let for th e L o stin e-E n terp rise high-.
The Dalles is to have a new $100,-
will re g re t to h e a r of his d eath.
committee.
00 tie tre a tin g plant.
way.
1 A want ad will sell It.
i
I
$20,000.
and she was badly bruised.
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