• ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •If
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w unom
<» th e aid of m edicine, cures nine
<S> cases o u t of ten of asth m a.
<S> T his is a proven fact.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Y TIDINGS
«
<$>
<$>
<"#
$> MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- <&
♦ vive th re e m onths in th e rich <S>
♦ ozone a t A shland. The pure do- ♦
m estic w ater helps.
(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922
4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings. Voi. 43)
SUPREME COURT
BERLIN LIBRARIES
«>
ARE HARD I P;
♦ 1
MAGAZINES F E W ♦ !
BERLIN. Oct. 25.— B erlin
•• s ta te lib ra ries are com pelled to
• cut down th e ir expenses for
«> subscriptions to foreign periodi-
cals, owing to the unfavorable
•> exchange situ atio n .
<*»
W hile in 1914 some 3000
s> foreign periodicals a t the price
of about 35,000 m ark s w ere a t
WASHINGTON HIGH GUTTED BY ... han(J ¡n thft reading room8>
BLAZE AT EARLY HOI It
- th ere are only 200 periodicals
THIS MORNING
• available a t th e p rese n t tim e,
ONE FIREMAN IS KILLED
UNDER FALLING WALL
Several O thers Injure«!; B uilding
Covered by insu ran ce; C onflagra
tio n T hreatened E ntire E ast Side;
T elephone S ervice Dem oraEzed.
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♦
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♦ '
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Q>
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MAYOR LAMKIN
REFUSES REPLY
, ♦ POTATO PATCH
■?>
’♦
IS VISITED BY
! $
October 27— County Y. M C.
•>
CLEVER THIEF
<3> A. Convention.
:
¡<5*
DEFIANCE, O., Oct. 25.—
<$> O ctober 28— D edication of
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¡<$> com m unity house,
<$■'
• ♦ Glenn L eaders, sup erin ten d en t
i <$> O ctober 31, Novem ber 1.—
<?
of the Defiance county infirm -
••• “ W e Should W o rry ,” E lk s’ mu-
?• ary, m ade a trip to his potato
♦ '
; i> sical comedy.
♦ patch recently.
<*’
•
Novem ber 7— G eneral elec-
<?>
<¥> T here stood his potato vines,
<$• tion.
<?>
♦ all in rows, ju st as they had
Novem
ber
11—
A
rm
istice
day.
3>.
___________
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♦ come up and flourished all sea-
Ss
Novem ber 22 — “ Colonial <?>
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son, but exam ination revealed
APPLICATION BY FOREIGN SHIP ,<?> P la y ers,” Lyceum num ber.
♦ STATEMEN WILL NOT BE M A D E
|h a t nary g pola(o wag jeft on
OWNERS
TURNED
DOWN
'
•>
Decem
ber
4-7—
W
in
ter
fair.
<
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>
PIBL
IC
AT
PRESENT
h j
r o o t8
Some m ara u d er
<?>l
TIME
BY BRANDEIS
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® ® <§> ®
Q> <$> ® <§> Q ■
J*» had pulled the vines, stripped
• which cost the governm ent ♦
<«> about 80,000 m arks.
♦
F
COMING EVENTS
No. 46
L
TO DRY RULING
SHIP OFFICIALS STATE
LOSSES WILL BE HEAVY
NATURE OF COMPLAINTS
BEING SOUGHT BY WERTZ
R iotin g Am ong Crews Is E xpected in
D ism al P ictu re D rawn; Two Ves
sels H ave D ifficu lty in
S u fficien t Men Aboard.
D ism issed Night Patrolm an D eclares
He D oes Not Seek R ein statem en t,
But Dem ands That th e Public
Know Why He W as Ousted.
.. .MEET ING ATTAEENT
y IM
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 — On the
PORTLAND, Oct. 25.— F ire, the
heels
of the governm ent decision not
exact cause of which is unknow n,
to
enforce
the D augherty ruling, Su
h u t rum ored to be possibly incendi
prem
e
C
ourt
Ju stice B randeis has
ary, gu tted th e W ashington high
'
tu
rn
e
d
down
an.
application by for-
school early th is m orning. The prop-|
jeign ow ners which would have acted
e rty loss is approxim ately $500,000
I as an official bar to enforcem ent.
O. B. G abriel, a firem an, was
killed when a stone wall fell. Sev-
oral o th er firem en w ere in ju red . A * NA.P L ®S’. . , ° Ct' 2'>-. A",
! W ASHINGTON- O c t 25’ Lntl1
ved the th re a t of civil w ar a Sain st the I ta l-, th e suprem e co urt gives its decision,
STALFAN MEETING
___________
One of the w arm est political m eet-
ings in recent years, in which every-
one particip ated in a free-for-all
verbal b arrag e, which was finally
WQ
♦
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♦
♦ '
♦
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♦ '
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♦
LAW’S CABINET
IS NOYY HEAD OF
BRITISH GOVT.
•*
PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED PAVING
WAY FOR NOVEMBER GEN
ERAL ELECTION
<S>
!♦ th e potatoes and then stuck the ♦ •
<•> roots back into the ground to <?> LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS
In a sta te m e n t th is m orning, May-j
or C. B. L am kin, who was very!
friendly to the interview er, firm ly,
hut politely refused to com m it him -'
self by com m enting upon his dis-;
m issa i of W ebster W ertz from the
pOn ce force.
<<j have obsolutely nothing to say
reg ard in g the situ a tio n a t this
iî>
<$>
cover the evidence of his deed
<Ä> <3^> <Ç>
^®>
<®> <S>
♦ Ï
TO LIBERAL LEADERS
E ntry of U nited S tates into l i n g u e
of N ations N eeded IM Malie that
Body E ffe ttiv e , Is M essaeg o f Ex-
Prem ier.
LONDON Oct. 25.— The new tory
cabinet, headed by P rem ier Andrew
B onar Law, took office today. At the
sam e tim e the privy cuncil issued a
proclam ation dissolving p arliam ent,
to pave th e way for a general elec
t i o n on Novem ber 15. The new’ min-
1
i isters have accepted the seats which
I
were vacated by th e old m inisters.
NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 25.— W hile
Lloyd George, in a fig h tin g speech
FLIGHT ATTEMPTED
given to us, or we will tak e
F oreign B«
shipow
ners o have been m an and th e m an w ith the bcst
plosion in the chem istry d ep artm en t. will
" " be
~ »......?
.Puw ..c.
..An j ggk jg v ln d lc a tio n /. d e - |,n “ aA ,
V
t
th p.9 the ,eagUe ° f nations H is n0<
T here a re 1700 pupils out of it by sto im in g Rome,
the lead er g ran te d an indefinite stay by the jungg wag tbt) one t0 receiVe the at- clared W ertz today. ‘ If th e pres-1
This is a s’8ter
of tlla C . 2’ fective,” the ex-prem ier stated . Oui
said.
¡tre asu ry d ep artm en t. The arg u m en t
Qf
g a tb e rin g
mayQr
not wjgh my pre8.i which was recently destroyed by fire policy
t be to w ork with A
r_
school today, but the school board
W.
W.
Coovling
was
th
e
first
ellce
upon
th
e
force,
th
a
t
is
h
is
1
at
an
,
?
°
"
1
?
’
.
°
X
was
X
n
ila
r
t
o
'
^
8’
°
Ur
ideals
a
re
thG
sam
e’
1
°
'
will place to o th er buildings to m o r
bloodshed.
h
eard
shortly
a
fte
r
N
ovem
ber
13.
speaker to address the m eeting, fol- privilege, but I do request th a t I b e ' 1 ie acc en
*ay
- -
gether Great B ritain and the 1 nited
row.
The building was covered
I the one th a t destroyed the C-2.
Foreign shipow ners have pictured lQwed by
R KgHy gnd
S tates can insure a ju st and lasting
fully by insurance.
J t w-as c o n -5
E. A. inform ed of the n a tu re of the com-
enorm ous losses under the dry or
peace.”
Reaines, the la tte r being in te rru p t- plain ts upon which I w’as d ism isse d 1
s tru c te d in 1907.
der. They said the crew s would re-
,
... . ,
,,
P leas w ere m ade for national
T housands gathered to see the
3
ed by R alph Cowgill before he had from the force.”
bel
and
rio
tin
g
would
likely
be
the
u
n
ity and extrication from post-wai
i
o
e
i
a
u
u
iiu
i
u
iR
n
u
u
.v
.
an
o
p
p
o
rtunity
to
relieve
him
self
J
V
erne
Cary,
a
son-in-law
of
Mrs.
blaze.
The telephone service was
difficulties.
outcom
e.
The
O
ympic,
ue
°
Sal
c
.
M.
Thom
as
was
supposed
to
fol-
J
illso
n
’s,
is
filling
the
vacancy
caused
dem oralized, and resident were u n
today, and the C arm an .a, w hich jow Rea
but th e voca, cbordg of by thp rem ova, of W e m
able to sum m on th e fire d ep artm ent
will sail tom orrow , are th re a te n e d
!
ELKS ANNUAL HARVEST BALL
for 20 m inuta. A general alarm was
,
. ....
. the men who had the floor were al-
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w ith g rea t loss due to in ability to
ATTENDED BZ LARG; CROWD
then sounded.
. . crew s an a xx
A siurm
storia . — P i ro
rec ru it the ship
tto rn ey . most too much lor him. A large
h
A
l o ie
j e c c i t la
m im
u n t c n h e e a i to
io in-
Police and fire d e p a rtm e n t offi
The E lk s’ club room s were the
I for the C unard and A nchor lines de^egatlOn o i loyal henchm en ac- crease city w ater reserve by enlarg-
cials believe an east side pyrom aniac,
I
c
o
m
p
a
r
e
d
the
candidates
for
var-
¡„g
big
dam
a
t
cost
of
$75,000.
|
scene
of m uch m errim ent last n ig h t
MOSCOW, Oct. 25.— Colonel W il-'to d l th e tre a su ry d ep artm en t,
set the W ashington high school fire.
ions political offices, and hooted and
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.— F e d e r a l: when a large num ber c the “ m ils ”
liam Ilaskell. head of the A m e r i c a n ! ----------------------------
The firebug is suspected of s ta rtin g
booed in an effo rt to cause Cowgill
‘
officers, police and private detec- with th eir wives and sw eethearts,
relief a d m in istra tio n , has begun a I
a dozen d isastro u s fires in th is v i- (
to cease.
Cowgill, according to
tives a re searching today for th e gathered to enjoy tl.e an nual H ar-
, ,
personal invesitgation of the disap
•cinity (luring th e last few weeks,
o,.,..,.,
*
¡those present, accepted the y o w lin g !
m en who branded “ Bill” Sykes Uni- vest Ball given by the A shland lodge,
p earance of R alph Shield.
A h a t,
ag g re g a tin g a loss of $2,000,000.
' as p lau d its for his eloquence, and
versity
of
C alifornia,
so u th ern
The ladies did them selves proud
found on the bank of th e Volga riv er:
continued to talk.
branch, with acid. He was branded ¡n the decorations and had the lodge
seem s to indicate foul play or sui-1
ROAD HOUSE PROPRIETOR
Thom as was the ta rg e t of a m a
yesterday on his forehead and back room s covered w th corn stalk s,
cide.
»
IS ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
jo rity of the speakers, and the ob
w ith the lette rs, “ U. S. C.”
bows and foliage, which gave a very
ject of a p a rtic u la rly violent a tta ck
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—
pleasing
effect.
At 11:30 o’clock
.Mrs. Ollie Blowers, K lam ath conn- MANY AUTOS ON HIGHWAY
by A. S. B arnes, M edford r e a l t o r . ___________
RETURN
GAME
TO
BE
PLAYED
light
refresh
m
en
ts
were served, af-
ty road house p ro p rieto r, has gone
DI RING 16 I1OURSE SATURDAY
B arnes charged Thom as w ith incom -i
AT
KJ
j
AMATH
FA
LLS
FRIDAY’
ter
which
the
dancing
continued in-
C arrol M. W agner and Miss Mar- n f tp n p p TAP-nvrUntr t h e m a r i n p r in
on tria l for the m u rd e r of a Mexi-
K arl K napp, of M edford, is being
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to the wee hours.
c ,„ „heepberder on September , . i A
‘ “
« “ J “ 1' C
'• B.ack w ere m arried at , be
„eld u n d er bai, set a ,
and
W ork of the h a rd e st kind
One
She is charged w ith a first degree - » ay a t he Ja . n co
<
home of the b r id e s p a ie n ts, 1.) I
T a l e n t i r r i g a t i o n r e s t r i c t to T o m F uson, form er A shland m an
. u has . been
• of » the big su rp rises of the
crim e.
k ro u ad s S aturday, October 21, con- F illm ore
3treet.
San
Francisco.
the ™ nt ’" n X renHed
1
“ ving in M edford, is in the hos- the »>l'°Sram of W alter
gh? ’ foot- evening
ev®“ ,n * happened about 10 o o’clock,
clock
e r H “ ughes,
Evidence le a d in j to the a rre s t was
from 6 a. m. Io 10 p. m ..; T uesday evening.
M em ber, or The in d ep e n d e n t Vot « « I
» « « " • «• »" en co u n ter be-
tl,e AshlalHl
"
i8b
when
M
r-
Mr8
p
«
«
*
"
l
'v"
re
Ashland high
Mr. and Mrs. Powell (w ho " " are
purely e ircu rastan tin l. She did not
«••••»
P“’ « « " > 'l
Mr. W agner is th e son of Mr. and
’
‘
' lw ee„ , he
,r T u e, d
K
„ Is n b o o l. th is week, Even though a producing the m usical comedy "We
m eeting, • - - ----
" '¡m a jo rity of the players are now sea- Should W orry,” for the Elks a, the
testify a t the p relim inary h earing, i P°in t- Ol thia n um ber 1357 w ere M rs. j . M. W agner of A shland, and ers lea- ue sponsored th e m
b u t appeared before the K lam ath ^ » r in g cars, with Oregon licenses. a g ra ndson of Mrs. E. H. W agner,
'
c X a
At Bad feeling is said to have existed soned 'e te r a n s . paving won two V ining next Tuesday and W edn-
countv grand ju ry , w here she was * * » e all o th er s ta te s w ere r e p r e - lal8o of A shland, all of whom w ere ^ ^ W h o th e conTroversv th e ' betw een th e two men for some tim e .! good gam es and played ^ e A ium „ , . day ,ed th eir fam ous pony ballet
................................
in a tte n d an c e a t th e w edding. He the heig h th of the controversy, th e
,
w it- in the °Pen in S contest of the year, on th e floor and w ent th rough th
indicted. At the p relim inary hear-
wi,il a to
tal of only 184.
.b e w as bound n . . r to th e g ran d
'™ e h o u r of heavieet tra ffic w a « :is a native of Jackson county and a
*
b e”n ,rn ed neesoa. K napp m et Fuson aa be cam e
hM
.■>« ' « “ p
>h« ,oP-ning chorus of the play to tho
ing she was bound over
11. which she hetweon 9 and 1» p. nt., w hen 180, g rad u a te of the A shland high school.
- «» ♦
« * « » he turned
dally grind. Scrttntnage. k ick ,n g of g reat pleasure of all present.
E .-
ju ry on a $10,000 bai
H ow ever, L a te r he was g rad u ated from th e
ne I gnts.
: T elegraph office w here both a re em- various k in d s- blocking and tack lin g eryone was am azed at the way the
failed to produce. Since th a t tim e vehicles w ere recorded.
have been dished out the squad reg- little ladies w ent th ro u g h the n u m
she was confined to th e citv jail and ,h is was hardlv a fair c o u n t’ as K Oregon S tate U niversity a t Eugene,
i ployed. H e walked up to Fuson and
see no
la te r to the county infirm ary
included all cars hound for the f a ir - 1 a fte r which he took a post graduate"
’stru ck him w ith his fist, the u n e x -, u ,a rly '
„
,
. ber and a rem arked
<
. 1 they , could
m
. . . . . . . .
,
i F ridav afternoon, 15 m em bers of reason to w ait until next Tuesday to
The first two days of the tria l. grt>Hnds di,nce. O therw ise, betw een C0Urse a t the C alifornia S tate uni-
a e, . . . . .
pected blow knocking Fuson down,*
•
,
which began th is week, were devot- 5 and 6 p’ m ” was h eav iest- w ith a versity a t B erkeley, m ajo rin g in
III I LU I UUIUIUL , , he pack of h l, bead strik in g a »tone tl,e ,eam “ n , l l ',1e c° ach
leavb I" ' ' ° n th « J ’1« '-
wail, inflicting an ugly scalp wound <»’
F a " s ' ’ " • « they w ,.l I The e n ttre cast of We Should
geology and m ineralogy. F o r a num
ed to o btaining a ju ry , and it was total of 150 vehicles.
’ m eet the eleven of th a t school in a W orry” were the guests of thp com-
Of all the types recorded the mo- ber of years past he has been en-
th o u g h t likely th e tria l proper
whlch bled treely.
Upon realizing
.
...
. u .
, ,
.
,
.
,
,
„
..
.
re tu rn gam e S aturday. In as m uch inittee a t th e dance, and the young-
torcycle was in the m inority, th ere gaged as a field geologist for one of
w hat had occurred, K uapp a tte m p t-
’
... .
.
.
would be in full sway today.
, ,
,
'a s the team has had the benefit of e r set added m uch to th e pleasure
being only 10 d u rin g the 10 hours t be larg e st "petroleum developm ent
ed to lift him up and called for a s-|
,
! , 4,
.
.
'a
n o th e r contest and two weeks m ore of the evening. The music for Hi»
OREGON S I’HOOTJ; RANK
oi count n S tim e.
com panies on th e Pacific coast. He
| sistance.
He did not a tte m p t io
I practice, it is expected th a t they will occasion was furni . . 1 by Loveland's
SECOND IN EDUC ATION
’ — ———
! now has headquarters at Los An-
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.— Lloyd leave the scene.
I.A IIIFS Alibi IN V ITED T it
igele», in charge of the field work In ■
. Y ä n 'n re h l'te e t'n n d V e'll“
K napp wa» tak en into custody . W l '’ 1* • * » '"
• » • ’ « larSer ma,r Ein' ° rchM lra and
*•<-«< 4
t t .l NTV V. >1. C. .A. MEETING a larg e d istric t it, so u th e rn C aiifor
’
.
Fm o„ am ,
, |]e
w he„ , Severn, of the high school s ta d e b ts
PORTLAND. Oct. 25. — Oregon
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!nia
for
his
com
pany.
The
bride
is
,
____
,
5„
„,;n
anmo are planning on leaving A shland I RESBA TI RIAN STIBA
ran k s second from a educational
sta n tly killed when he e ith e r jum ped it is said, he will rem ain for som e.
CLASS MEET THURSDAY
Tho
com
m
ittee
wishes
it
u
nder-
a
San
F
rancisco
girl.
or
fell
fro,,,
a
window
in
bis
bache-
«
m
e.
It
will
tak
e
a
day
or
so
to
»“
» • " > '» « » 'A “ .
view point and tw enty-sixth in finan-
and
will
be
on
hand
to
root
for
the
ria l support given th e school system s stood th a t ladies are cordially invit-
The newly wedded couple left im- )or a p a rtm e n ts
Tbe poHce believe learn ju st how serious his in ju ries
The study class of the P resbyter-
red and white.
according to a survey m ade by th e ed to the Y. M. C. A. convention
m ediately a fte r th e cerem ony for a R tQ bg guicide
are
i
ian
church will
m eet T x hursday
R ussell Sage ed ucational foundation supper F riday night, at 6:15 o’clock,
b rief honeym oon, a fte r which they j ‘ Hg jg a b ro th e r Qf W hitn W a r.
Mr.
and Mrs. K napp and son were"
„
„ i „ iiu with
„
Mrs. C. W. Kims. 125 N orth Main
covering the period betw een 1890 State Secretary W. W. Dillon has will m ake th e ir hom e
I ^ A»- ren> tbe fa m ous residence designer, ready in th e ir autom obile to leave
CA RW A D OF SHOW
gtreet ’ w H b ‘ m ,^’.
\ , „ e l l of
and 1918. This fact was m ade know n some very stro n g conviction regard- geles. Many A shland friends of the
. for F F r resno,
esno. C
C a alif.,
lif ., w
here
thev
exnect
STOCK
PASS
T
H
R
O
lG
H
CITA
D.
n
......
,
_
t
v
w here they expect!
Phoenix, leader. These tw o facts be
hv J. A. C hurchill, s ta te su p erin ten - ii i the value of county Y. M. C. A. groom extend best wishes.
to m ake th e ir fu tu re hom e. K napp
speak success. The book studied is,
dent of public in stru c tio n , a few work and will have o p p o rtu n ity t o ,
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Toledo— The S tan d ard Oil com- had sta rte d into the office to s a y , F ifte e n carloads of fine show “ Building with In d ia .” All women
days ago. The only sta te ahead of present them d u rin g his address.
Hood R iver.— W ork h as sta rte d on pany will erect a new $25,000 serv- goodbye to the em ployes when he stock passed th rough Ashland Tues-
in terested are invited to
new cream
eream ery
erv building
hnildins' here.
! ice sta tio n here.
m
Oregon was C alifornia.
A ccording
It should be noted th a t for t h e 'a new
m et
et Fuson.
Fuson. The
The a a ssa
ssa u u lt
lt followed.
followed. i d a^ bound for P o rtlan d and o .h er come a t 2:30 o ’clock.
points in the northw est. Ten cars
to th e survey. Oregon ra n k s elgh- convenience of friends in d iffe re n t
T here is no m ore fascinating o r
w ere billed for P o rtlan d , one for
te e n th as to av erage salary paid to p a rts of the county, two convention
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.a fa rth e r reaching study, say m em ber »
M onm outh, one to r W rens, Or., and . . . .
sessions ace being held, the f h s t a t;
teachers.
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of the class, than th is ancient land
th re e for Spokane, W ash. Hogs,
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M edford T h u rsd ay night and the sec-
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. . . w ith its m ystery, u n re st and trenien-
sheep and c a ttle were com prised m
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ond at A shland on F rid ay night, t
dous possibilities.
The follow in'-
the shipm ent.
IN DR. BRUMFIELD CASE Those desiring plates at the supper
questions will be discussed:
W ha:
The e n tire 15 cars had been on
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m ay secure them by calling Mr. G.
I 1 display a t the o San Francisco
T-t
„ stock do ; you thing is
. In d ia ’s o u tsta n d in -
SALEM. Oct. 25.— The last chap- h . B illings by W ednesday night.
___ ,__J ___________ . „ j _____ _____ h eritage?
Make
a
list of In d ia ’s
te r in th e notorious B rum field m
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S* a 1 «how and had carried away some of
¡o u tstan d in g gifts to the w orld. W hv.
d er case was w ritten here Tuesday.
- x I the blue ribbons there.
The ten
having such a heritag e, has she nrd
when th e suprem e court allow ed a ( EN TER O F POPULATION
cars going to P ortland will be seen
advanced
fu rth e r am ong th e n a
SLOWLY
AIOVES
WESTAVARD
m otion to a b a te tiled by th e d istrict
»iiSi iiw a t th e stock show which will be held
tions?
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a tto rn e y of D ouglas county.
in th a t city in the n ear fu tu re , a f
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 25 — The d e-'
By th is action, a m ere technical
te r which the anim als are to be sent
p a rtm e n t of com m erce announces
SIDE WALLS ON ENDERS
fo rm ality , th e co urt tak es official
i e ast w here they will be entered
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■ tv - 1 1 lk a t th e cen ter ot foreign bon» w hite
BUILDING ARE COMPLETED
recognition of th e d e a th of R ichard
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| o th e r like shows.
s
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population as d eterm ined Irv the bu-i
S. B rum field, who hanged him self
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The cem ent side w alls of the H.
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reau ot th e census on th e bas.s of
in his cell in m u rd e rers row at th e ,,
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G. E nders w holesale house, which
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. .. the lo u rte e n th census en u m eratio n ,
MAN, 8 7, TIRED OF L IFE,
s ta te prison here Septem ber 13 w hile
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,
,
. taken Ja n u a ry 1. 1920, is located in
ENDS ALL WITH RIFLE is being erected a t the corner of A
aw a itin g execution for the m u rd er of . . . . . . . .
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and Oak s tre e ts, have been com plet-
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la .itu d e 41 degrees 3 m inutes and 44
D ennis R ussell. Douglas county her-
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IGO, Calif., Oct. 25.— B enjam in F. ed. and th e m ixing macWlne was
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seconds, and longitude 84 degrees,
init, on Ju ly 13, 1921.
,
¡W hite, age 87, Shas*a county farm er moved out of th e building the first
49 m in u tes and 17 seconds,* being in
! for 40 years, com m itted suicide in of th e week.
the e a ste rn p a rt of Alien county, In-i
; his hom e five m iles from Igo.
1 C arpenters are busy p rep arin g the
Redecorating H om e—
d iana, about 10% m iles e a st of New
Lying
in
bed
he
a
d
ju
ste
d
a
rifle
tim bers for the roof and th e insid
Dr. T. J. M alm gren. who recently Haven and 16 m iles east of F o rt
80 ^ iat by PuBinK a strin g a ttach ed supports while th e cem ent floor wiH
purchased th e G asaw ay p roperty on W ayne. F o r th e first tim e in .h re e ;
Despite the dominance of the F ree Slate forces tin re is almost daily lighting in Dublin and tbe republican» to th e t r i s e e r ’ the weapon would be be delayed for a few days a w a itin -
Nob Hill s tre e t, is having the inter- decades th e c e n te r of foreign born
ior 0 / th e place renovated and re- w hite population show ed a w estern rarry on their guerrilla w arfare there as elsewhere. The photograph shows p e o p le running from the scene of aa * discharged, th e bu llet pierced th e the grading of the ground w ithin
deco rated .
¡movement.
ambush at Eden quay, Dublin, near O’Connell street. A num ber of civilians were wounded In thia affray,
’ head at the tem ple.
.th e building.
BE
FOUL PLAÏ VICTIM
F
T SUICIDE
BELIEF OF POLICE1
Dublin Folk Running Away From an Ambush