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ASHLAND CLIMATE, wiinoui
the aid of medicine, cures nine
cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
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4> vive th re e m onths in th e rich
4> ozone a t A shland. The pure do-
<$> m estic w ater helps.
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(International News W ire Service)
VOLUME 4 (Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
WERTZ IS FIRED !
FROM FORCE BY
«5
RESIGNATION ASKED
ONE WEEK AGO TODAY
O usted N ('lit Poli«em »» in Quan«lry
As to N atu re of th e C om plaints
W tiieli Caused His R em oval; Lam-
k in Out o f Town.
ITALY IS FACING
h o
No. 43
Chicago Girls Paint Their Dresses
HARDING BUSY
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D F I K E R STATES NO REASONS'
FOR RELEA SE HAVE REES
GIVEN
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY^ OCTOBER 24, 1922
Horthy Rules With Royal Pomp
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EX TREM E NATIONALIST PARTY,
EX-SOLDIERS, IN TH R EA T­
ENING POSITION
si u ’
I
CROWD OF 30,000 MEET
FOR OPENING SESSION
P aesisti Are Mussed W ith A rtillery
And M ackine Guns and May March
Upon Rotin ; Party in Favor W ith
Populace.
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RESIGNATION OF JU STIC E DAY
ACCEPTED; SEN. SHIELDS
CONSIDERED
PRESIDENT WILL IGNORE
ACCUSATIONS OF LEGION
X
An>< ricaii I.i gion Convention l'ail- to
Shako F a illi in A b iiity; W omcn
!'• eket W hite ilote« in Interest of
P olit irai P risoners.
ill
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. — S u ­
NA PLES, Italy, O ct.*2L— The pol­
One of th e m ost puzzled and h u rt
S S
prem e C ourt Ju stic e W illiam Day
itical fate of Italy and perhaps a
m en in the city today is W ebster
has resigned, and P resid en t H arding
I civil w ar, is in the balance today.,
W ertz n ig h t police officer, who was
has accepted the resignation, which
when the convention of the fascisti.
released
from
th e police force
I
k C V S ’ ONESkÆ ' ■ • '
the extrem e n atio n alist organization
th ro u g h o rd ers of M ayor C. B. Lam -
Hand-painted dresses are the latest fad introduced by tlie students of dress will be effective Novem ber 14, it
m m i & m w
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¡com posed of form er soidiers, opened design at tlie Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. The girls In the classes are now was announced at the W hite House.
kin Monday night.
In a sta te m e n t m ade th is m o rn -!
Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary, rules with all the pomp of a monarch, ¡its convention. A crowd of 30,000 at work on dresses for themselves made of m aterial on which designs have ; The resignation has been expected
Ing, W ertz denied any know ledge of Appointing officers for the army becomes a regal ceremony with all tlie trap- ¡have g ath ered here. T here a re 30,- been painted by band. Miss Ann Leieblitrr, a student at the academy, Is the ‘since H arding appointed him um pire
th e accusations which caused his re- pings of the days gone by. Here the adm iral is appointing an officer by tap- 000 Itallan soldiers m assed w ith ar- originator of tlie idea.
i for the G erm an-A m erican mixed
m oval from office. He declared t h a t , D »ß *"*» Hghtly on the shoulder with the flat of his sword.
j tillery and m achine guns a t com-
claim s com m ission. The work ne«es-
sita te s all of* his tim e.
he had tried to learn from M ayor .
m anding points.
STUDENT
BRANDED
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j S enator John Shields, Tennesee
Leaders of the fascisti are th re a t-
L am kin th e n a tu re of th e com plaints
ON FACE AND RACK
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dem ocrat, is m entioned as tlie prob­
4> RAD CHECK PASSER
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G ening to m arch on Rome and seize
but th a t he m et w ith no success.
BY ACID SOLUTION 4>,
able successor. He is a close p er­
“ I was inform ed a week ago.” said
W ALKS INTO JA IL ; SAYS
4> th e governm ent. The people ap p ear •
sonal friend of H arding's, and has
W ertz, “ th a t my resignation from
WANTS A W IN TER HOME Y, cordially disposed tow ard th e fas-
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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 24.— 4>
: the rep u tatio n of being a finished
th e force would be acceptable. T h is'
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4> cisti.
- Surprised while asleep a t his 4>
i lawyer.
I declined to sign, as I had no re a ­
TACOMA W ash., Oct. 24.— 4>
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hom
e
by
th
re
e
u
n
identified
m
en
4>|
l
Day who is 73 years of age, was
son for so doing. I w ent to Mayor!
Ja il lias no te rro rs for F. F. 4>
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and
tied
securely,
W
illiam
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appointed
19 years ago by form er
L am kin and asked him th e re a s o n s ]
4> Osgood. 45, who cheerfully
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Sykes,
an
ex-service
m
an
and
4>’
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P
resid
en
t
Roosevelt.
for the resignation. He told me th a t
I <$> w alked in to th e police statio n 4*
stu d e n t of the U niversity of 4>
p ressu re had been b ro u g h t to b ear;
( yesterday and gave him self up •
•
C
alifornia, so uthern
branch, 4>
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 4.— I’resi-
from outside sources, and th a t h o '
| $ to C aptain of Detectives John 4>
4>
suffered
agonizing
pain
Mon- 4>
Of the 22 women called on regu- dent H arding is satisfied by th e work
bad becom e tire d of receiving the
j 4> S trick lan d , saying;
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i> day when the in itials ‘ U. S. C.” 4> lar and special venires for grand done by General C harles Saw yer, his
continued com plaints. As to my w ork
Music from m any portions of th e
“ W ell, I w ant a hom e for the ♦
• were b urned on his face and • ju ry service a t th e term of circuit personal physician, as chief co-ordi-
M ayor L am kin sta te d th a t it was in country were picked up by the radio
w ;nte r a g a in .”
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• neck with a strong n itric acid 4^ co u rt th a t opened Monday, all but n a to r of the federal hospitalization
no way criticized and th a t as fa r as set a t tbe A utom otive Shop Monday ;<$> Osgood claim s ljp passed two 4>
»> solution by the men who e S ;.^
th ree claim ed exem ption.
It was board.
H arding will ignore the
he knew th e re were no c o rim ain ts . evenillg betw een tlie hours of 7 and
bogus checks S aturday. He is 4>
•> caped im m ediately
a fte r the 41 necessary to call a special venire of charges of iuefficitpney levelled by
a g ain st the m an n er in which I had 10 o'clock. From Salt Lake City,
held pending an investigation of 4>
• a tta ck .
4-
15, eight of them being women. the A m erican Legion at the New
perform ed my d u ties as n ig h t ofP- Denver> F o rt W orth and B ellingham
th is m atte r. He was jailed on 4>
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A
shland
people who were called a t O rleans convention last week, at
cer. I am en tirely a t a loss ° ,#n" cam e the broadcasts with a variety
a sjm iiav charge a year ago.
F o r the purpose of discussing the
this
tim
e
w
ere Beulah Joy, M attie Sawyer.
I
could
not
get
0
d e rsta n d th e order,
e n te rta in m ent.
budget needed by School D istrict No
Million,
Jackson
Gyger, E lizabeth
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any satisfactio n from th e m ayor.”
Glenn H. Johnson, fo rm er A shland
5
for
th
e
fiscal
year
beg
j
Homes.
T
alen
t
was
represented
by
WASHINGTON,
Oct. 2 4. — Six
W ertz has been a m em ber c i the ,H)y wbo teft b ere ¡n 1916, in a
30, 1922, and ending Ju n e 3
i
F
ra
n
k
M.
C
enters
and
R
alph
E.
women,
representing
a joint am nesty
police force for m ore th an a -v ear I le tte r received today from K ingm an,
legal
voters
will
m
eet
at
J Koozer.
¡com
m
ittee,
began
picketing
the
and from all accounts has perform ed , Ariz , says;
hall
on . Novem
ber - - 14, - at ..........-
w hich
tim e I
j
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Two
crim
inal
cases
are
on
th
e
W
hite
House
today,
dem
anding
the
d
u
ties
in
a
very
satisfactory!
his
Last n ig h t (Oct. 19) we picked
they
will
vote
on
a
proposition
ot
¡docket—
S
tate
vs.
Simm
ons
and
S
tate
release
of
all
political
prisoners.
m anner. Men who have occasion to up a rad io broadcasting statio n of
levying a special d istric t tax.
! vs. Sargent. The Sim m ons case was
Two placards re a d ; “ W here is
he out long a fte r a m ajo rity of c . t i - 'your city about 9 o’clock, w ith a
j
F ig u res com piled from the esti-l
¡argued today.
: free speech?” and “T here can be nt.
zens have re tire d for th e n ig h t, h a v e ' j a d ,;o get owned by a neighbor,
m ated expenditures, as set fo rth by
”
Civil cases th is term are very norm alcy w hile you keep political
alw ays seen W ertz on duty. R ail-,
“ The reason of my w riting is th a t
W. H. McNair, pres dent of th e i
DOQRN H olland, Oct. 24.— Wil ! heavy, and a re scheduled as f o l- ! prisoners in ja il.”
ro ad m en. those who re tu rn from { flm a fo rm er A shland boy, having!
H ohenzoliern> ex-G erm an k a is-llo w s:
v ario u s dances, and h u n ters le a v in g , left tliere ¡n 1916, but as all Ash-
B ER K ELEY , C alif., Oct. 24.— school board and F. S. Engle, c le r k ,;
include
the
follow
ing:
j
er>
is
show ing signs of the sp rig h tli-j
O senbrugge vs. O senbrugge, Me- FED ERA TED SOCIETIES
th e city a t an eatly b o u t, have a11 • lan d ites, am still a strong booster.I Tbe possibility of a serious clash be-
D
uring
this
period
it
will
cost
ap-
1NDORSE W ALTER PIE R C E
ness
of
a
lover,
as
the
date
of
his
Carvel
vs. W inders, B aker vs. Row-
noticed th is, and have com m ented a t 1 My fa th e r was C harley S. Johnson. tw ee„ the U niversity of C alifornia
proxim
ately
$9000
per
m
onth
to
run
v ario u s tim es upon his presence.
I nOw deceased.
You probably re- and U niversity of S outhern C alifor-
m arriag e, Novem ber 5 t approaches, en, W alker vs. Short. H ow ard vs.'
the public schools. » $83,295 being R .g jearn ed from persons close to j A nderson, Southern Oregon Lum bei | PORTLAND, Oct. 24.— The feder-
Every effo rt was m ade today t ° im em b er h im .
reach M avor L am kin in o rd er th a t I
, 1 nia s tu ^ ent3, when th e iootba11 team s | needed to cover all purposes d u r in g 1, ,
com pany vs. Penoyer, M edford D o m .|a ted patrio tic societies tic k e t is out.
reach M ayor L am k n t
R -s pOaglbie t o je t the people, m eet ¡n los A ngeles, is engaging of-,
..
. — — ¡him .
Princess H erm ine of R uess, his L aundry vs. Sheffield F a rm e rs and It indorses E lton W atkins for con-
in all ju stice a statem en t m ight be know v.¡,at re su lts they a re giving, fjcfa ig. P resid en t B arrow s, head of ¡ tire year. Salaries will tak e $55,675,
m ade by both sides, but the mavoi
th ,g le te r ( woutd appreciate it.” th e u n iv ersity of C alifornia, is cer- including those of the city superin- bride. to .be wni w ear lilac and black F ru itg ro w ers bank vs. S hort, H a le .g re s s ; W alter Pierce for governor;
vvas out ot the city d u iin g tin n iotn-j
p ou owing ave the statio n s heard tain th a t B erkeley stu d e n ts will not tendent, th ree principals, ... te a c h - : a t t jie , WQ m a rr;a ge services— lilac vs. B unpell, G rants Pass Irrig a tio n Hoff for sta te tre a s u re r: K errigan
ers and th e ja n ito rs.
E stim ated for th e civil cerem ony and black d istric t vs. Dean, M cFadden vs. R . , for public service com m ission, and
ing. and did not re tu rn to A shlani. M onday n ;ght :
reso rt to rep risals for the recent a t ­ m aintenance and rep airs will be
R. Valley Canal com pany, C entral the com pulsory school bill.
u n til late th is afternoon. Mr. L am -j
K n Y L -Salt L ake City, U tah.
velvet for the religious cerem ony.
tack launched by S outhern Califor- $1300, w ith $000 insurance.
Mis­
k in will be interview ed W ednesday,]
Door
and L um ber com pany vs. Rice, i
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KZ?4— O akland, Calif.
i nia stu d en ts.
cellaneous expenditures, such os ren t SAN FRANCISCO W ILL H E LP
and his side of th e question learn ed .]
Bullo«*k
M
ercantile
Agency
vs.
KFCB— Phoenix. Ariz.
on the H aw thorne annex, model cot-
ADVERTISE KLAM ATH FA LLS Sm ith, M edyna|d vs. Zundel, Tum y
KDZR— B ellingham , W ash.
READING COURSE FO STERED
tage (p ractice house) h eat, light an d ;
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, vs. Sec. In su ran ce com pany, Gerlin-
D enver N ational G uard. Denver.
BY PA REN T TEA CH ERS ASSN. w ater will be $1300. An em ergency
ts vs®Ga
îagnon.
KLAMATH
FALLS,
Oct.
24.—
ger vs. Gagnon, W eeks
W estern R adio Corp., Denver.
fund of $1500 is needed to cover Seventy-eight m em bers of the San ] M essino vs. W oods, H utchinson vs. j
The
Parent-T
eachers*
association
F itsim m ons H ospital, Denver.
blackboards and incidentals. Com-| Francisco cham ber of com m erce ] Gagnon, fe lle r vs. Cass, T alent Irri-
is fo stering a read in g course for the
KGG— P o rtlan d . Oregon.
m encem ent is expected to require tra d e excursion, who left Sunday, i gation d istrict vs. Bayliss Brown vs.
gram m ar school stu d e n ts of the city,
AtotrAni *
v
W BA P— F o rt W orth. Texas.
K
. . .
,
. ,
$2»0.
M aterials and supplies in’ i a fte r a 24-hour stay here, bent the 1 Stots, Sm ith vs. Bertelson.
in the th ird to eighth grades inclu- ■
K FZ— Y akim a, W ash.
eluding such a rticle s as fu rn itu re . C alifornia-O regon s ta te line to in-
and is
ffering certificates
of stoves
K L P - Los Altos, Calif.
s .\e , mm
»0 o „*,„».».0
w«-
, books, flags, playground clude K lam ath county in th e San ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.— V ictor
i rew ard to every stu d e n t who reads
K F AY— M edford.
equipm ent, ja n ito rs supplies, post- p r a n r :sco $ 4 0 0 J 0 0 advertising c^pt-
Im
m r, P o rtlan d law yer, was re le a s 'd
i the prescribed list of books.
age,
statio
n
ery
,
telephone,
fuel,
light
¡from
a Georgia chain gang today,
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 24.—
patgn.
I The fact th a t a large n um ber of
,
,
.
.
.
,
and
w
ater,
freig
h
t,
a
re
expected
,
and
¡a fte r serving a seven year sentenca
‘ Peggy” Beale, d im inutive slayer of
A nnouncem ent th a t K lam ath was
g ram m ar school pupils are deficient
i8fisri
to reach $868a
W a rre n
A nderson,
h er
“ perfect
■ for larceny, and retu rn ed here on a
to
be
included
in
the
cam
paign
to
in read in g caused th e association to
Money will be derived from v ar­ develop n o rth e rn C alifornia was ]
¡charge
of using th e m ails o defraud.
lo v er,” and th e alleged destroyer of
tak e th is way of encouraging them ious sources, the estim ated receipts
A uthorities spent m onths endeav­
B0 w om en's h e a rts, was freed last
m
ade
by
Dr.
B.
M.
R
a
sta
ll'o
f
the
San
to do m ore w ork along th is line, en ­ a re $14,500 from th e county st'hool
oring to prove th a t Innes had done
n ig h t. The ju ry was out for an hour
deavoring to help th e children be­ fund d u rin g the coining school year; Francisco cham ber of com m erce, at ■
I
aw
ay w ith B eatrice and Lois Nelms.
and 35 m inutes.
come b e tte r read ers by offering the $2500 from the s ta te school fund; a sm oker given for the visitors S a t- .
SAN
DIEGO,
Calif.,
Oct.
24.—
A
tlanta,
Ga., girls, to secure th e ir
urdav night. He said th ere w’as no
inducem ent of the certificates.
$6000 from the elem entary school reason why K lam ath should not be H er nerves sh a tte re d by the drow n- property.
LA D IES’ ART CLUB GIVES
Tw enty lists of ten books each i
In
tn o n
o u t h v th e lib ra ria n i IUUd: WRh $325° 38 the estiniate-d“ included in the plans and invited co-U »S of her husband and the sudden
He was acq uitted finally of m ur-
PARTY MONDAY EVENING
LONDON, Oet. 24.— P rem ier An- have been m ade out by tb e 1,Dranan am o u n t to be received from all other operation to bring e a ste rn se ttle rs know ledge of his alleged infidelity, der, but convicted of the larceny of
T h e L ad ies’ Art club had a very drew B onar Law is busily engaged and any scholar is g i\e n a a choice I sources d u ring the com ing year. T l i e
Mrs. F ra n k Sm edley is unable to the property. Mrs. Innes, in Port-
enjo y ab le tim e at P ioneer hall Mott- in com pleting his cabinet, which he
several lists, ftom winch to se fO^a i e sl¡m a te d .re c e ip ts, not includ-
. *
nni.roe
The h o o k s !.
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'E x p e c tin g to see a rough lum ber- face Adele D alton, his school teach er land, Oregon, served a term in pri-
riay evening, a large n um ber 01 the will subm it today or tom orrow . The e*‘t a
g
•
-
J n g the proposed tax, a re $26.250.
(own> t be gan F ran ciscan s de- sw eeth eart, d u rin g the, coronor’s in- son for fraud.
m em bers com ing dressed in Hallow-, king is expected to proclaim the dis- selected by th e lib ra ria n a re o
lie,
a (otal o p e ra tin g expense Of ; c!ared them selves am azed a t th e quest over the body of F ra n k S r n e d - ----------------------------
«en costum es.
solution of p arliam en t im m ediately. very highest g tade, which prom ises ^§3 295, and receipts of $26,250, not
progress shown in K lam ath F alls, ley.
FA TH ER AND SON GO
The prize costum e of th e evening Novem ber 15 has been set as th e a know ledge of real lite ra tu re to a l | j nci udj ng the proposed tax, th ere
and w ith th e scope of trib u ta ry
Testim ony a t the inquest indicat-,
TO PRISON TOGETHER
v as “ M aggie” w ith Mrs. E. H. Bush date for the general election— th e children who u n d e rta k e th e course. j wRj be a b a ]ance Of $57,045 to be country, a portion of which they ed the deatji was accidental, and
play in g th e c h a ra c te r to perfection, new parliam en t assem bling five days
*^s an ad d itio n al im petus to the r a jsed by a district tax.
viewed in an 80-m ile tour. M errill, showed no suspicion th a t love’s cross
EUGENE, Oct. 24.— E. C. R u­
T he clown costum e worn by Mrs. ia ter.
i m ovem ent, th e school board has
Malin and the Title lake d istric ts c u rre n ts had ever come to Mrs. dolph was sentenced to th re e years.
Brow n and the w itch costum e of
A pproxim ately 1300 persons have agreed to give five cred its to each F I N EPA L TO BE HELD
w ere visited.
Sm edley.
and
gon, D elbert R udolph, to one
M rs. B arron w ere w orthy of special announced th e ir candidacy for the stu d e n t who finishes read in g a l i s t - ,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
K lam ath extended an in vitation
M‘ss Dalton was a p ath etic figure y ear jn th& pen5tentja ry by j udt.(,
m en tio n , as was the dress of the '90s e s i seats. P re m ie r Law m ust con- °f ten books d u rin g the school year
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for the C alifo< iians to re tu rn on in black and appeared to be crushed Q p gkjpw orth in c irc u it couvt
v o r n by Mrs. G ray and th e special tro l 350 m em bers of the house of T his should prove valuable to the
Tbe funeral services for the late C alifornia Adm ission day next year. b>'
tragedy which rem oved h e r Monday F a th e r and son w ere found
m a- stu d e n t, as the ad d itio n al c r e d its , w ; n jfr ed Spencer, who died early
co stu m es of Mrs. K .nz and Mrs. com m ons to have a w'orkin
lover
when
she testified she took
»
which was accepted.
guilty of arson by a c irc u it court
help out a t any tim e and m ight MOnday m orning, will be held W ed-
T h o rn to n w ere good. Several oth- jo rity.
a week-end trip w ith Smedley.
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I
ju ry last week on th e charge of
, m ean th a t pupils w ithout suficient nesday a fternoon a t 2 o’clock from
e rs appeared In various costum es of
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BODY OF DREDGE MAN
b u rn in g farm build ngs near E lm ira
, cred its otherw ise woud be enabled lb p B aptist church.
g re a te r or less degree and m any
i-
COMING
EVENTS
€>
FOUND
IN
WILLAMTWTF1
to collect in su ran ce of $‘.000. Jam es
M
F
I
I
MAN
11
NERAL
IO
BE
(o
e
n
te
r
th
e
next
grade.
In
te
im
e
n
t
will
Take
place
in
Atoun-
lau g h s w ere enjoyed as th e resu lt of
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October
27—
County
Y.
M.
C.
fe
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W ilson, in d ’eted jointly w ith them .
IK li.D WEDNESDAY MORNING
Every pupil should put fo rth an tain View cem etery, in charge of J.
th e c h a ra c te rs represented.
4«
A.
C
onvention.
PORTLAND.
Oct.
24.—
The
body
will be trie d late r.
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i extra effo rt to obtain th is certifi- p Dodge and Sons.
A tw o-course luncheon was served
v
O
ctober
31,
Novem
ber
1.—
4s
of
Ben
W
elling,
age
about
55
years,
In behalf of D elbert R udolph, At-
«luring the evening, th e first course
F ra n k W eltm an, who d ed Mon- cate and th e cred its which it will
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“
We
Should
W
o
rry
,”
E
lk
s
’
mu-
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found
floating
in
th
e
W
iliam
-
tornev
A. C. W oodcock asked the
being grapes and th e second course d a y aftern o o n , was a native of Iowa, bring, by spending a few h o u rs of SCHOOLS TO RE DISMISSED
4-
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comedy.
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e
tte
riv
e
r
Sunday
n
e
a
r
th
e
P
eninsula
judge
for
a parole. The judge said
was taffy , the m em bers being com- but had lived in the vicinity of W ag- leisu re tim e in read in g good books.
T() HONOR DEAD TEA CH ER
•>
Novem ber 7— G eneral
elec- 4> L um ber com pany dock, by Clyde th a t he would g ra n t a pardon to no
ner Soda springs for a num ber of
pellet! to pull it them selves.
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s
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fion.
4> T ealing engineer of th e steam er As- m an convicted of arson.
He ex-
years and was well know n through- years, his d eath being caused by the
All of the schools of th e city will •
Novem
ber
11—
A
rm
istice
day.
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toria.
pressed
th
e
belief
th
a
t
tbe
son was
D r. and M rs. C. O. J a rv is left a o u t th a t sectioif y t th e co u n try .
disease.
be dism issed a t noon W ednesday,, on
Novem
ber
22
—
“
Colonial
4>;
W
elling
was
one
of
th
e
th
re
e
men
not
as
guilty
as
th
e
fa
th
e
r
who
con-
few days ago for C alifornia w here
At th e tim e of h is d eath Mr. W eit-
F u n e ra l services will be held W ed- account of th e fu n eral of
4>
drow
ned
O
ctober
14,
when
the
P
o
rt-
cocted
the
schem
e,,
b
u
t
th
a
t
he
was
they will spend the next two weeks m an was 57 years. JO m onths and nesday m orning a t 10 o’clock a t th e W inifred Spencer, who w assO T e. 0/ ‘ ^IJJayers,” Lyceum num ber,
P
o
rtla
n
d
”
was
sunk
im
plicated
in
th
e
crim
e
by
helping
4»
and
dredge
on a vacation trip. They expect to th re e days old. He had been a suf- K ingsbury cem etery, in charge of J. the teach ers at the Ju n io r high 4 ; v]'December 4-7— W in ter fair
re tu rn hom e about Novem ber 6.
. fered from cancer; for a num ber o f ,P . Dodge and Sons.
«school.
1 < $ > € - < $ >
fe
n ear Swan Island
build th e fire.
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