♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ithout
<§> the aid of medicine^ cures t ne
K <$> cases o u t of ten of asth m a.
& T his is a proven fact.
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$
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A shland D aily T idings
M
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4 M
O O 4 M
O O 4
MALARIA GERMS cannot sur-
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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(International News Wire Service
VOLUME 4
ASHLAND, OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEM BER 21, 1922
(Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings. Voi. 43)
SALEM’S MODERN WITCHES
FRENCH POLICY
CONDEMNED BY
No. 17
Bearing Northcliffe Into Wee "minster
f t
W
Í
Ih , *
I
ATTITUDE ASSUM ED IS REGARD
E D W ITH DISFAVO R AT
WASHINGTON
War not of Governments but of the
People cry of Unionists; Warning [
Sent to Turks is Emphatic.
FROM
EARLY
MORNING
UNTIL
MIDNIGHT, CALLERS SEEK
EVANGELIST
MORÍ1 SUPPORT FOR
MOHAMMEDANS SCORED
——— —— ■
Salem. Mass., has erected billboards
UNITED STATES TO MAINTAIN this will be soon be held in e ith e r a t , tbe entra“ ce t0 tbe city th at are
S T IU .-ri.V NEVTKAI. ATTITUDE Hom e o r Venice, it was sta te d
“t ^ “ u ” ’ " o m l m X ’S r d “ £
300 ARE F3ESENT AT
10 O'CLOCK SESSION
C hristian N ation H as No B usin ess
B acking “ U n b elievers,” It Is D e
clared; N aval R eduction T reaty
Not Y et R atified by F rance.
DELEGATE
Io
1 KOI OSED f.cial q u a rte rs.
above illustrates Salem’s two claims
-< PEACE CO N FEREN CE TO ACT
The
A m erican
rep re sen ta tio n , to fame—its ancient doorways and its
ONLY AS AN OBSERVER, HAV-1 how ever, will be confined solely to w itchcraft history. On the panel of
ING NO PO W ER.
an “ unofficial ob serv er,” who would the door is a list of historic places that
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. be no direct power in the conference, a ttrac t the visitor’s attention.
LONDON, Sept. 21.— W hile t h e ----------------------------------- ------------------ | -------------------------- —
B ritish have continued m ilitary pre- n r n A i IIT IA il I E t! I I
KLAM ATH FO R ESTER S W ILL
p a ra tlo n s to defend the T u rk ish U L v Ill 111 Mini I All J I
i
PROSECUTE F IR E SETTERS
s tra its , and th e allied re p re se n ta
YREKA, Calif., Sept. 21.— The
tives in P a ris w orked over th e de
K
lam
ath n atio n al forest service of
ta ils of th e proposed peace confer
fice
has
begun a determ ined w arfare
ence, all of E ngland rose in protest
I
on
incendiaries
and careless cam p-
against w ar in the N ear E ast.
! ers repsonsible for m any serious for-
A . delegation rep resen tin g 6 ,0 0 0 ,-;
fires th e past few weeks. One
000 B ritish tra d e s unionists, called
est has already been m ade, Law-
,<ipon Lloyd George, and asked the
, rence Lichens being fined in the
governm ent not to engage in ho stili
i ju stice co urt here.
ties.
They urged a w ith d raw al of!
B ritish troops from C hanak, on th e
At the m eeting of the city council
Lichens and a com panion cut a
D ardanelles, saying th a t ¡1:° ‘ B ritish
Tuesday night, th e question of the i bee tree, used a sm udge to sm oke
gov ern m en t has not th e rig h t to
fu rth e r developm ent of the A shland th e bees out, and went away, w ithout
m ake
w ar which is a m a tte r of creek canyon, was taken up in th e
extinguishing th e sm udge.
conceri o all the people of E u ro p e.” : form of a resolution which had been
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The prem ier has advised the labor ! prepared by City A ttorney W illiam 1
leaders th a t “ firm ness is necessary m . Briggs, a fte r the m em bers of the
to in su re peace.” He said he believed council had in tim ated w hat was re-
th a t th e B rit sh policy would be 3ired along th is line,
vindicated.
“ I d esire peace.” he
Follow ing is the resolution as
ffl.
said, “ and I hope th e forthcom ing su bm itted and adopted by the coun
conference will achieve it.”
cB:
E lderly P eop le A ccom m odated by
S ervices in M ornings; Instances
Of Cures A'-e Given; Four M inis
ters and W ives in H ealing L ine
W ASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— F r a n c e !
is playing a dangerous gam e with
The casket containing the body of Lord Northcliffe, draped with a pali
Dr. C. S. Price, the hard-w orking
the victorious K em alist T u rk s, which of beautiful heraldic embroidery, being borne into W estm inster Abbey for the evangelist, appears to be the m ost
is rapidly increasing th e disfavor funeral service.
so u g h t-after person in A shland to
w ith which her e ffo rts to dom inate
day. C allers begin com ing before he
f
E urope as a m ilita ry power a re PR IN CE OF W ALES IS
is dressed in the m orning, and be
viewed in th e U nited S tates. This
PROM INENT IN MASONRY
fore m any people a re out of bed,
was th e ju d g m e n t of Senator Lodge, j
he has gone to some home to pray
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— Ma-
chairm an of the senate foreign re
for the sick. W hile he is away from
S enator sonic officers of th e n a tio n ’s capital
lations
com m ittee,
and
the hotel, notes a re left for him, e n
H itchcock, the ran k in g d em o cratic, express m uch g ratificatio n th a t the
tre a tin g th a t he visit the home of
m em ber.
fu tu re head of the B ritish em pire.
some sh u t-in and pray for divine
Both severely condem ned an open should find tim e n his busy life not
healing. The last requests of this
u n d e rsta n d in g betw een a C hristian only to a tte n d his Masonic lodge,
n a tu re a re received a fte r th e even
nation like F ran ce w ith M ustapha but to become active in its councls.
ing m eetings and it is som etim es a f
Kem al P asha, th e M oham m edan,
Lord A m pthill, of the grand lodge
te r m idnight before h ’s day’s w ork
w ith o u t which, the declared, the of E ngland, has announced th a t the
' is ended.
How he m ain tain s his
C onsiderable enthusiasm was e’ i-[ stre n g th is considered by m any a
T u rk com m ander would not have grand m aster, the Duke of Con-
dared to th re a te n to attack C o n -‘ n a u sh t, had appointed th e P rince of denced a t the g ran ite m eeting to- m iracle.
Today he w ent to Med
j W ales to be the senior grand w a r-' w ard im m ediate and concerted ef ford to pray for the sick.
stan tin ap le.
Lodge deplored not only th e m oral den for the com ing Masonic year,
fo rt to secure th e additional sub-
The f ir s t, forenoon p rep arato ry
i scriptions necessary to finance the m eeting was atten d ed by nine people
sup p o rt th a t F ra n c e accorded the
I new com pany form ed to purchase __th e lagt by 300— necess ta tin g the
T u rk s, but th e whole foreign policy
of th e F rench, which appears to be
la n d operate the Blair gran te h o ld -; changing of th e piace from Pioneer
m ore provocative of w ar th a n ofj
ings. The m eeting was held a t t h e ! hall t0 the C hautauqua tabernacle,
peace.
j city hall last n ig h t.
The tim e is 10 o'clock each m orn-
•c
F. D. W agner acted as chairm an, ¡ng
Lodge recalled th a t not only h a d ,
la n d outlined the work of th e p a s t'
The healing m eetings yesterday
th e F rench p arliam en t failed to r a t - ’
i few m onths. Among th e men w h o ; afternoon for a few old fQlks who
ify th e tre a ty of Sevres, which was
intended
to
v
irtu
ally
banish
the
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¡ spoke in favor of the project were. were unable to a tten d the evening
“ Resolved, th a t the city r e c o r d e r ___________
i G. W. D unn, J. P. Dodge, J. Gyger. • services, developed into the largest
T urks from E urope, b u t it had not
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 21. A be au th o rized and em pow ered, and
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 — Thei H c S narr F T qtanles , w
‘
M
form al w arning to the T u rk ish na- hereby directed and required to
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— Char- , yet
- indicated any . in ten tio n s of ap , „ . „
b p a rr’
^ ta Ples> J- w wc’ m eeting of the kind so far, 66 peo-
,
tio n a lists not to v olate the n e u tra l- Cause to be prin ted upon the official ®es th a t wounded w ar \e te ra n s in proving th e naval reduction tre a ty . dftfeat ° r ,h e soldiers bonus b l l fol- j Coy j H H ardy, H H E lh a rt, F. D. pJe being prayed for th e
‘J? ° t th e allied zone along the ballot for th e general election to be sta te insane hospitals have been agreed to a t the W ashington con
Y J1 ™ak e H e a sie r for the tre a su ry F ra n k Jo rd an and H. C. Galey.
¡ g re a t m ajo rity were e ith e r cured
s tra its was issued by G eneral Har- heJd N ovem ber 7th, 1 922, the fol- 'ic t'ip s of “ inhum an tre a tm e n t,” ference.
d e p a rtm e n t to go th ro u g h w ith its ,
w w . Blair, ow ner of the q arry , I com pletely or greatly benefitted.
rin g to n , com m ander of th e B ritish ,owi
ballot t n ,e;
will be probed to the bottom by o r
program for financing the needs of gave som e d etails about his present!
The keynote of the discourse last
forces here.
der
of
P
re
sid
e
n
t
H
arding.
“ Shall the comm on council
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th
e
governm
ent,
tre
a
su
ry
officials
i
business,
sta
tin
g
th
a
t
he
has
found
evening
on th e gifts of th e Holy
A lthough in the form of a com
The
p
resident
has
o
rd
ered
Colonel
O SSIFIED MAN,
adopt a policy of opening up
declared
today.
|
it
im
possible
to
supply
th
e
a
e
./a
n
d
!
Spirit
was
a plea for g re a te r tolera-
m unique, the w arn in g was coached
C harles Forbes, d ire c to r of the vet
ALW AYS CH EH RFUL,
<3>i
A shland creek canyon and wa
Secretary
Mellon,
it
was
s
ta
t
e
d
,!
for
orders
for
g
ran
ite,
ttT
T
h
noy»
j
tion
for
the
beliefs of others less
in th e stro n g language of an u ltim a
e ra n s ’ bu reau , to re n d e r an im m ed’S <$>
PUZZLES SCIENCE ♦ !
tershed to fu rth e r extension of
^
¡
n
o
w
believes
the
governm
ent
will
’
to
ta
l
eig
h
t
carloads.
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bigotry
and
sveterian
prejudice’. Dr
turn.
H a rrin g to n said th a t “ any |
a te rep o rt on th e charges th a t ex- ♦
roads and scenic drives, with
violation will react upon th e a u
S
>
GRAND
RAPIDS,
Mich.,
Sept.
encounter
,ess
dif£iculty
in
refu
n
d
-i
was
decided
to
en
list
the
en-
Price
declared
th
a
t
the gift for
service m en have been railroaded to
s tric t cam ping and picnicking
th o rs .”
asylum s by “ office o rd ers” of th e
2l ._ T o n y M odjeski, a puzzle
J h U parJ ° th ®t_ publlc d e b t! dorsem ent and aid of the c h a m b e r, which he pr yed the oftenest and
I prohibitions, or shall fu rth e r
T he n u m b er of G reek prisoners of
v e te ra n s’ b u re a u ’s su b o rd in ates, and
t0 SCienCe, h a sn ’t a- m ovable ^ l b ' e a rin
..........of
S sh o rt
com m m atu
erce,
ritie to
s appoint com m ittees, m ost ferv en t’y was wisdom and
developm ent of roadw ays, except
w ar c a p tu red by the T u rk s is e sti
I divide th e city into districts, and know ledge. He does not claim to
not
th
ro
u
g
h
due
legal
piocess.
•4> jo in t in his body, h a sn ’t moved <$>|
such as are needed by the m un
m ated by th e A ngora governm ent at
to secure subscriptions for th e re-1 have yet received any special gift.
<$> a fraction of an inch on his cot ♦ !
icipal work of the city, be
60.000.
! rnaining $ 1 0 8 ,0 0 w orth of stock, although under his m in istry d u rin g
■$> fo r nine long years, has been <$>
disco u rag ed ?”
‘
¡ to bring th e te al up to $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,the past year o r two, h u ndreds of
<
•>
an
invalid
for
two
decades,
and
<
$
>
(
It was decided by the council to
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— The
th e am ount for which th e A sh la n d ; people have been divinely healed,
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a
lth
o
u
g
h
facing
a
slow
and
hor-
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>
put this resolution on th e ballot a f
U nited States, w hile holding strietlv
[G ran ite com pany is incorporated.
and 500 have received th e 'b a p tis m
•$
>
rible
d
eath
,
says
he
h
a
sn
’t
tim
e
<
?
>
a^oof from the poltical squabbles ter considerable objection had been
F re q u en t m eetings will be held Of the Holy Spirit, which he regards
<S> enough to live to be unhappy.
raised by citizens in regard to the
and in trig u e s th a t have b ro u g h t Eu-
,
d
u
rin g th e next few days, and an as a second blessing, en tirely dis-
<•>
F or Tony, who is 42, and one
I way tlie council had handled the
rope to th e verge of a n o th e r w ar.
i
active
program arra n g e d for p u ttin g tinct from regeneration, or the sec-
of th e really few ossified men
.
... ,
canyon situ a tio n d u rin g th e past
probably will be represented a t the
' the business th rough in a sh o rt tim e. Ond b irth . He recognizes th a t o th e r
<?> know n to th e m edical w orld, is
N ear E ast conference
It is believed year, som e of the citizens objecting
DETROIT. Sept. 21.— H enry Ford!
C hristian w orkers, whose m ethods
<$> a personification of optim ism . <$>'
to the closing of the canyon to pic
will open his p lan ts tom orrow
It FORM ER ASHLAND BOY
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
21.—
P
resi-
differ
radically from his own, a re
<
i>
sav
a
tte
n
d
a
n
ts
at
th
e
hospital
nickers while o th ers declared tu a t
MODEL PUNGALOW TO BE
was announced th a t the revocation j
DOING GOOD BUSINESS rendering splendid service and a re
no developm ent of any roadw ay up deut H a rd in S today signed the new
here wbere he is a patien t,
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¡deserving of the h e a rtie st support
OPEN FOR INSPECTION the canyon should be m ade which re Publican ta r ff bill, which will be
Big league baseball and radio <$> of the ord er by th e in te rsta te com-:
a re T ony’s hobbies. He expert- <S> I"6™6 comm iasion ™ade
P°«sibla
W. O. W heeler, a form er A shland and co-operation.
¡would encourage any m ore people to known officially as th e ta riff act of
coal.
A nother fine bungalow has ju st
boy, who is now located in P o rtland,!
<<i wm stan d shoulder to shoulder
1922. The bill goes into effect at <$> ences a real th rill every tim e <*> to secure __________________
I go w ithin the lim its of th e A shland
been com pleted and will soon be
is o perating w hat is said to be the w ith any sold e r of the Lord Jesus
m
idnight
tonight.
l<?> Babe R uth knocks a hom er.
•$>
w atershed.
largest whoesale doughnut house in C h rist,-n o m a tte r w hat liis uniform
reaily for occupancy. This b trld in g ,
I <$> Tony, w ith d eath not far
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
W hile some of the m em bers of the
the
northw est.
was constructed for M illard W.
FA
TH
ER
OF
MISSING
m ay be, if he is hiding behind th e
! <$> away, m anages to be happy
HOLD M EETING TODAY’
p resen t council will probably re tire
Mr. YVheeler s ta rte d in the busi- old rugged cross and doing th e
G rubb, and is one of the finest in
BOY AND BEER TAKEN
w
ith
it
all
Q
on J a n u a ry 1, 1923, the se ttle m en t
th e city, both from the point of
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“ H aven’t tim e to be unhap- <$>
A jo in t m eetin S of tbe W om an’s ness in P o rtlan d about tw o years L o rd ’s w ork,” declared Dr. Price.
of the question of the developm ent
ASTORIA, Or., Sept. 21.— W h e n 1
„ gays he
Home M issionary society and th e ; ago, and co n trary to th e policy of
“ The F ru its of the Holy S p irit”
beau ty and from th e point of con
of the canyon is one th a t they desire police officers w ent to the home of
<$> <g> <$><$, $, W om an’s Foreign M isionary s o c ie ty 'th e g re a te r num ber of com panies of win be the subject of the serm on
venience and service. The c o n tract
to have settled by vote of th e people,
A Roni, in th e ea ste rn p a rt of th e.
-•
• church
»- * th is
«- i kind,
- i - j he did not confine his this evening
of th e M ethodist —
Episcopal
Tom orrow F r day-
called for first class m ate ria l and
which will give th e ir successors in
for th e so u th ern d istric t of th e O re -; activities to P o rtlan d alone, and the th ere will be an o th e r healing m eet-
w orkm anship, and it certain lv was
city, to interview Roni, who had re-!
office a basis to work on.
gon conference, is in session a t th e dem and becam e so heavy from points ¡ng. All who have w hite or yellow
filled in all respects; the m aterial
A special m eeting of th e council ported his 16 year old so n ’ W aino’|
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
M ethodist church here today.
in W ashington th a t he sta rte d an- flow ers to spare, a re urged to bring
being supplied by the C arson Fow ler
m
issing
since
Sunday,
they
found
aj
will be held S aturday night, at
The
program
for
tom
orrow
is
o
u
t--o
th e r p lan t in Seattle. These two them to the tabernacle early F riday
L um ber com pany and th e w orkm an-!
which tim e it lb hoped to have a large q u a n tity of hom e brew ed beer V isito is in City—
lined as follows:
p lan ts supply m any dealers w ithin m orning, to be used for decorating
ship being done by J. H. T h atch er
,
in bo ttles and k eg s.
The liq u o r
*
*
- J . a ve
T h . hn,K« u ru n a tte n d an c e of th e m em bers. ......
, J
M esdam es Ray Bailey, G. N. Mis-
and/A . E. M cFarland. The house is
was confiscated and Roni locked in
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1 0 :0 « A. M.
; a rad us of 100 m iles of th e two the platform .
when c e rtain m atte rs of
on th e co rn er of Second and B stre e t
the city jail, charged w ith illegal
•
H jm n 408
. vines.
A little girl, who had for over
will be taken up.
possesson and m an u factu re of in-!^*388’ w eie V1S1 ors
A s i a n to a>. com m union . . . Rev. S, J. Chaney
Mr, W heeler is a relative of the th re e m onths been unable to leave
and the c e n tral location will m ake it
R eading of M inutes
R obinson fam ilies of A shland and her crib, was enabled to walk acn ross
a m ost desirab le home.
________= liquor.
___
_____
_ Arrives Home from Trip
toxicating
W
äinö ____
Roni, , _
the
T alent.
T his house was m ade possible bv HOBOES GET ORDERS
m issing boy, has not been found.!
D r E ’ A‘ W oods has a rn v e d hom e R eport of D istrict Officers
the platform and th e next day whs
th e Oregon sta te loan to ex-service
-pQ TAKE TO HIGHWAY’ His m other is dead, and he and h i s 1a£teI a tldp t0
City, w here A ddress— ‘W hat do you w ant the
ru n n in g around th e house by her-
sister, now w orking in an A storia !he atten d ed a m eeting of the Pacific
K „ and s B to do for you>.
m en
Mr. G rubb elected to ta k e th e
GAME YY'ARDEN GETS FOUR
3el* A wonia,1> whose hip had been
Coast ear, eye, nose and th ro a t
loan r a th e r th an th e sm all c a s h ,
Miss Lucy H efty
MEN YT KLAMATH FA LLS d*slocate<1 for two years, felt the
hom e as a dom estic, w ere charges!
Hoboes are again m aking th e ir
specialists.
R ound Table . .
bonus and the resu lt is m ore th an
Mrs. D. C. Bevan
______________
m em ber
slip hack into place in-
of the county for a tim e.
appearance
in
th
e
local
ju
stice
court.
Visit«
with
Ashliuwl
Friends—
N
oontide
P
ray
er
g ra tify in g both to him self and to
__
.
__
. Mrs.
R ollings KLAY1ATH F * I I S Sept 2 1
stan tlv.
A nother woman who had
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Godfrey and
the com m unltv in general, for a fine te “ of ,hem havin« been b ro u ^ h t in
1 :3 0 P. M.
D eputy’ Game
W ardens
M arion s «‘farpd with a dislocated hip from
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as A. McKay and Devotions
house Is a m ost welcome ad d it.o n to thls m orning.
Five w ere charged GATHERING OF SALMON EGGS
Mrs.
R ollings Barneg and H _ R Meadg baye ro u n d . infancy is gradually being cured and
w
ith
rid
in
g
on
th
e
tra
in
s,
and
the
BEGUN
NEAR
BAIRD,
CALIF,
son.
of Seaside, Or., a re visiting old Solo
Mrs. W. M VanScoyoc ed up four aHegfd vio,atorg of th e w alks so m uch b e tte r th a t every-
any city.
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friends in the city for a few days. A ddress
. . Mrs. D. C. Bevan gtate gam0 ,aws w jthjn th e pagt few body notices th e im provem ent.
On account of th e m any inquiries o th e r five w ith tresp assin g on rail-
to be shown th rough the house, Mr. road i’r °Pe rty - Six of the n u m b er
REDDING, Calif.. Sept. 2 1 — F o r Mr. Godfrey was q u a rte rm a ste r ser- A ddress . . .
Miss Lucy H e f ty ,days aH Qf whom w ere ch&rged with
A woman cam e over from Horn-
G rubb will throw the place open to s a id . they w er® lo o b in s for w ork’ tb e first tim e in tb re e -v e a rs- salm o n ^ g ean t in th e com pany in which Ash- T hank o ffe rin g
h u n tin g w ithout license. They w ere: brook S at»rd?y to baye her child
th e public for inspection, a lth o u g h but H was nct learned w h eth er they eggs are being g ath ered a t the U nit-H and boys served d u rin g th e Spanish- E iection of Officers
Jim S tafford, E. IL Holcomb, Chas.
'<” • to n silitis, but a t the
it is hut p artially furnished a t this w ent w here they w ere directed to ed States fishery on the McCloud A m erican w ar in 1898-99. and he MemOrta l and Con: secration Service Schuim ,re> and T E B arrv A11 were healinR
in tbe aftern o o n ,
‘th erefo re, has q u ite a few friends in*
tim e. T he house will be open from find it. or not. .The o th e r four w ere Hver, n e a r B aird.
fined $25 and costs in the ju stice tbe d 8ease was e n tire,y c u re d - and
1 to 5 '3 0 o ’clock Sunday a fte r icon.
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S u p e rin te n d en t W. K. H ancock [th e city.
c o u rt w ith the exception of S taf no operation necessary, according to
S eptem ber 24. and those d esir ng io the “ ighw ay and told to leave at rep o rts th a t 800.000 eggs have been: V isits in C i t y -
BASEBALL R ESULTS TODAY «> ford, whose fine was suspended on th e surgeon. Many cases of goitre
once.
g ath ered this season to date and
The Rogue R iver ran ch er. Ben
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• d have been cured, th e diseased tissue
give it th e “ once over.” are cordially
N ational L eague
bis s5w" ‘a g th a t . e a s\a>h <
mPit-no. aw iv before the verv eves
Five o th ers w ere b rought in yes- th a t enough fem ale fish a re still in Howe was am ong the visitors in the
U lnvited to come d u rin g th o se h o u is
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a tm while
Mthiln lip
rilin
sh p p n a and
n d t th
h a at t
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a a gun
h erd
in p g - sheep,
- o r at anv tim e the building is open te rd a y ’ and upon putt,D S
tb e us‘ the P°o1' b u t tbe eKgs not yet ripe, city today.
: At Brooklyn 3; St. Louis 1.
on th a t occasion he had not been of o n c e r s .
One girl, who had a
At New York 1; P ittsb u rg 6.
th e follow ing day.
” al P’ea th 8 t they Were b ro k e ' w ere to in su re th a t th e season’s to ta l will R e tu rn s from T rip —
' hu n tin g
very la rs e grow th of th is kind, was
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told to h it the highw ay.
be beyond 1.500.000. E ach fe m a le : Mrs. W. H. H odkinson and daugh-
At P hiladelphia 6-4; Chicago 8-2.
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prayed for S aturday.
On Sunday
A nother case in court W ednesday salm on yields about 6000 eggs,
te r P earl have a rriv ed hom e a fte r
At Boston 2-5; C incinnati 4-2.
m o rning she appeared on the plat-
B u sin ess V isitors —
was a charge of d ru n k en n ess b ro u g h t
The last tak e of eggs was m ade an extensive trip th ro u g h th e e ast J
R oseburg— B anker Booth donates form w ithout a trace of t he goitre,
American League
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. P riest,
of ag ain st an A shland young m an. in 1919. The rack s w ere put in in They have visited relatives in var-
At D etroit 8; New York 9.
seven acres on the South U m pqua Tuesday evening she stood on the
Tlogue R iver, w ere business visitors
Upon his plea of guilty, he was 1920. but no fish came.
No at- ious places th ro u g h th e east, as well
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At Chicago 1; P h ilad elp h ia 6.
in A shland yesterday.
fined $25,
tem pt was m ade last season
as in C anada and C alifornia.
|P a c ific highw ay.
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At Cleveland 5; Boston 15.
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