♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w u n o u i
<s> th e aid of m edicine, cures nin e
<S> cases o u t of ten of asth m a.
<& This is a proven fact.
A shland D aily tidings
•
<8>
❖
<i
♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 < 4 # ^ ^ ^ 4 4 4 4
MALARIA GERMS cannot su r-
vive th re e m onths
in th e rich
•
<t> ozone a t A shland. The p u re do-
<$> m estic w ater helps.
♦
<§>
4
<$>
(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
4 (Successor to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, VoL 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922
Scene of Near East Conference
W’AL I’LL SWAN
WE NEVER THOUCHT
ABOUT THE FOWLS
TA h
QchoA^'Z-C i / ? ZZ
No. 47
ENGLISH PARTY
FIGHT LOOMING
Girls Wade in Boston’s Frog Pond
LOCAUNGLES
A fter w atching the graceful move- 23
m ea ts of th e sw ans as they swam
and dove In search of p a rticu la rly ;
choice m orsels th a t lie on the bot
MRS. PETTIBONE IN RECEIPT OF
tom of the lake in L ith ia p ark , som e
TORIES AND LIBERALS JOIN
TELEGRAM SENT FROM
one with a curious expression upon
AGAINST LARORITES FOR
HERE
his face, tu rn e d to his com panion
CONTROL
'a n d asked:
“ W hat becomes of the sw ans in
DAUGHTER DISAPPEARS
%
LAW SAYS INHERITANCE
the w inter tim e ? ”
ENROUTE FROM ASHLAND '
WILL HOLD FRIENDSHIP
A pause. No answ er.
The question irrita te d and the a n
Investigation Storteti to Find Sender
Formal Alliance Deemed Not Neces
sw er evaded th e m ost carefu l search-
Of Me sage and Locate Mrs.
sary by New Premier; Many Im
lin g of th e in n erm o st portions of the
Batchelor;
Son-in-Law Is Also
portant Prom ises Are Made by
b rain of th e one th u s addressed, in
Sought by Authorities.
Tory Government in Manifesto.
an e ffo rt to rem em ber som e of the
W aterfront of tlie little town of Mudunia where the allied and Kemalist tra its and c h a ra c te ristic s of the fowl.
Cun you imagine gills going wading In Boston’s public frog pond? They
LONDON, Oct. 26.— E ngland ' is
PORTLAND, Oct. 26.— G reater m ilitary lenders were in a conference designed to avert w ar between tlie
did, the other day, but It was a part of the initiation of co-eds of Boston
No hope. It was useless.
vigor has been injected into th e po- Turks and Great Britain. In the foreground Is a Turkish ship, sunk at the
w ithout a p arliam en t for the first
college
into
sororities,
and
tlie
candidates
peeled
off
their
6ilkeu
hose
and
In an effo rt to learn of the dis
lice investigation of th e ap p a re n t w^u r* by the Greeks.
waded into the cold w uter without u murmur.
tim e in four years’. A b itte r politi
position of th e lovely c re a tu re s, ___________________
poisoning Sunday of Mrs. C. A P e t
cal stru g g le to control the new p a r
m any people w ere interview ed. The
tibone, No. 341 E ast 76th stre e t,
liam ent is converging into a double
answ ers, to say th e lea st, w ere,
*
1
com bat w ith the tories and liberals
<$• AMBASSADOR HARVEY
w ith the disclosure th a t a telegram
TONGUE NEARLY SEVERED
«’
unique, and in m any cases, m ore or
MAINTAINS STATEMENT
<?■
received by Mrs. P ettib o n e f ro m , I
ag ain st th e laborites, who com prise
BUT THE DALLES BOY
less reasonable.
;
A shland, p u rp o rtin g to be from her
“WOMEN ARE SOULLESS” <$> \
the social elem ent.
STILL ATTENDS SCHOOL
“ T h a t’s easy ,” replied th e firs t '
d a u g h te r, was sent by a m an. The!
i
Follow ing Lloyd G eorge's u tte r-
----------
«
i m an seen. “ They pack ’em in m oth ,
'
ances
yesterday, calling for a har-
LONDON,
Oct.
26.—
D
espite
<
♦
>
.
m an who sent th e m essage is said to
TH E DALLES, Or., Oct. 26. <S>
I balls and sto re them away for the
<$> in te rn a tio n a l p ro tests f r o m <S>
1 m onious relatio n betw een America
resem ble A drian F. B atchelor. Mrs. i
i<3> Despite the fact th a t his tongue •€>
w in te r.”
P e ttib o n e ’s son-in-law who is sus- i
and E ngland, P rem ier Law said:
<$> wom en and clergym en of the
was b itten in two, th a t he Is
A nother m an, a h u n te r of wild
“ M aintenance of good friendship
pected of ad m in iste rin g th e poison, i
<
§> U
nited S tates and G reat B rit- 3>;
<»
United
^ ¡ fow, Wftg next q Uegtioned, th e q u e s - l^ being fed th ro u g h a tube a n i ■$>
used
and un d erstan d in g w ith America
T he police now suspect m ore th an
<§> ain. A m bassador H arvey refused
j tio n ’ tak in g the form of the a b o v e > is unable to talk , U -y e a r-o ld ❖ !
will be based on com m unity of in
<$> to a lte r his d eclaration th a t
ever th a t Mrs. P e ttib o n e ’s d au g h ter,
H arold Boothby refused to miss <S>
answ er to the first inquiry.
<e> ‘ th e Bible gives no recognition t 1'
B atch elo r’s wife, has been done
tere sts and Inherited ideals, and not
The '
m ore th an one day of his school <$>
“ N othing like th a t a t all.
Mrs. Lydia A. Jo rd a n , a resident
of women having souls, conse-
aw ay w ith, because no satisfacto ry
Im
m
ediately
a
fte
r
a
special
drill
upon a form al alliance.”
<$>
theory is absolutely w rong and w ith :<§> work.
v ^ p la n a tio n has yet been m ade for of A shland for the p ast 15 years, ]3> quently they a re not bound by <i>
The
boy
was
rid
in
g
his
bi
th
is
evening,
m
em
bers
of
th
e
484th
The tory governm ent m an ’festo
¡o u t foundation. They bury t h e i n - '^
h e r disappearance.
passed aw ay a t her hom e a t 1 1 '^ th e ten com m andm ents.”
<*>
i selves in th e m ud a t the bottom of <§> cycle a t th e railro ad sta tio n <$> com pany will go to the Vining the- h08 prom ised to su p p o rt th e le a g u e
H arvey says it was m erely an <S>
A nother telegram was received o’clock W ednesday n ig h t, a t the age <¥>
a tr e and see the e n tire perform ance, of nations, the ratificatio n of Ine
<Q> w hen he fell, and his teeth prac-
the lak e.”
Tuesday night by Mrs. P e ttib o n e, | of 75 years, 10 m onths and 22 days, <?> a fte r d in n er speech, and he does <$>
tically severed half his tongue. <8> which includes the film s show ing the A nglo-Irish tre a ty and a peaceful rte-
j This was not believed,
th is tim e from San Francisco.
It Mrs. Jo rd a n had not been in good <•> not propose to qualify o r e n te r <§>
A shland coast a rtille ry u n it in action velopm ent of India under the 19 la
i F u rth e r search revealed an aston- <v P hysicians stitched the tongue
w as signed w ith her d a u g h te r’s health for th e past few years, and <$> into controversy and declines <§>
constitution.
<
•>
back
and
Tuesday
th
e
lad,
at-
-§
>
a t F o rt W orden last June.
: ishing lack of know ledge upon the
nam e,
The m essage reads as fol- last F rid ay took a tu rn for the!<?> all in v itations to ad d ress worn- <S>
Courses in lessons in hand to hand
'
1
I personal h ab its of sw an. A fter the <®> though su fferin g keenly, insist-
lows:
Saw a rticle in paper? Are w orst. She leaves a large num ber |<$> e n ’s clubs. He also said he be- <S>,
fighting
in physical education, have ROOSEA ELT T o BE HONORED
;
ed
to
his
m
other,
Mrs.
L.
M.
<
S
>
b a th tu b , the n a ta to riu m , and the
you all rig h t? W ire me care W est- of friends in the city who will miss'. 3> lieved it a good th in g to s tir up
BY AMERICA BOY SCOUTS
comm
enced.
A dditional classes in
fo u n tain in the Plaza had been sug-
Boothby, th a t he m ust get back <->
e rn U nion.” The P o rtlan d police her. Mrs. Jo rd a n was born in Rock-,<S> thought.
He set th e ball roll- <$>
<?> to his studies. He had his way. <?• w restling and boxing and in the bay
have not been inform ed yet from the inghant county, V irginia, Decem ber 3> ing, but has no desire to con-
by vatiouh wits, H a r r s De< ,
Boy Scouts th ro u g h o u t the coun
onet school are slated to begin in
‘
p ark su p e rin te n d e n t, was appealed
try
will again this year o’ serve the
San F rancisco a u th o ritie s w hether 3 1846.
<•> tinue. Mrs. H arvey refuses to 4>
the near fu tu re . C aptain J. Q. Ad
m
ake
any
com
m
ent.
<
$
>
t0
as
iinal
a
u
.h
o
n
t}
..
birth
d ay of th e ir Chief Scout C iti
th e telegram was sent by a m an or
Besides her husband, P.
am s took the e n tire course, being
th
re
e
sons
Don
t
x\
ot
i
>
about
.
te
s'A
a
n
.
.
m
j
zen,
Theodore Rooseve’ . This ob
a wom an.
dan, she is survived by
sent from the coast defenses of the
boy. They know how to tak e care of
servance
will tak e the form of pa
The local a u th o ritie s now hold the and one d a u g h te r, J. S. Jo rd a n , A. E.
Colum bia, w hile a lie u te n a n t in the
them selves and enjoy a plunge in |
trio
tic
m
ass
m eetings, outdoor and
theory th a t B atchelor left P o rtlan d Jo rd a n and W. F. Jo rd a n , all of Ash-
re g u la r arm y, to the school a t Camp j
w in ter as m uch as a swim in the
indoor,
w
ith
ap p ro p riate speeches
a fte r he dropped out of sight Sunday land, and Mrs. J. W. Corban, of Day-
Lewis.
sum m er tim e. H ow ever, we are go
and cerem onials, the plan tin g of me-
m orning and w ent south, stopping a t ton, Va.
A fter the drill Monday night, Ser-
ing to ere c t a sm all house to sh elter
„
. .
. .
.. m orial trees, the dedication of scout
A shland to send the teleg ram and i F u n e ral services will he held F r i
geant C r^ v so n trie d o u t his radio
..
the fowl should the w eath er be cold
&
.
. cabins, and so forth. As usual, the
then going to San F rancisco and day a fte rn o o n a t 2 o’clock from the
receiving
set
a
t
the
A
rm
ory,
and
j enough to freeze the surface of the
em phasis will be placed by the lea d
j B rethren ch urch, co rn er of Iowa and
sending the second.
m em bers of th e n ational guard unit
! lake. P rovisions will also he m ade
ers n o t only on fittin g ly m em orial
No poison had yet been found to- M ountain avenue, in charge of H. C.
enjoyed a fine concert.
I to heat th eir a p a rtm e n t should ex-
izing the m an who conform ed so
day in the cup front which Mrs Pet- Stock. In te rm e n t will be m ade a t
Scores m ade in com petitive shoot-
i trenie cold visit A shland. The birds
closely to the scout ideal of ntan-
tib o n e d ran k .
the M ountain View cem etery.
ing, 10 shots being fired a t 50 feet hood .<physically sfrongi m entallv
,
a
re
very
h
ardy
and
will
su
ffe
r
no
Mrs. P ettib o n e and her son C h a r-.
----------------------------
m ade a t the reg u la r M onday n ight aw ake and moraUy 8 tra, gh{ „ dedj
hard sh ip d u ring the com ing m onths.
LANCASTER, P enn., Oct. 26.—
les went to R oseburg Tuesday to A V E N T FAMILY RETURN
d
• R est easy on th a t acco u n t.”
W ar on the Ku K lux K ian has been rill are:
cated to God and country, but also
m eet Mrs. B atchelor, as ihe telegram
H E R E FROM M ISSISSIPPI
C aptain Adam s (not com peting for
i A sigh of relief was b reath ed declared by Chief of Police Echm an
on
the responsibilities of citizenship,
from A shland directed they should
p riz e ), 50; C orporal A dam s (w on
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.— Govern gently.
follow
ing
an
a
tta
c
k
on
M
ilton
Deit
which
belong to boys as well as to
do. She failed to appear, how ever.
Mr. and Mrs. C otrell Avent, and
The victim told th e police ; cash Prize for fir8t p.l ace) ’ 47 ’ Li®"; men.
m ent revenue a g e n ts are catching up
The question of the w elfare of t h e ! cbjer
a n d becom ing a la rm e d , an investi- Mr. A vent’s fa th e r and m other, who
he was kidnapped on his way home! ten a n t D anfoid, P riv ate Da e,
,
w ith the a fte r the w ar w ork, and sw ans was settled.
gation was s ta rte d to find out who lived in A shland several years ago,
„
,
.
,
.
,.
..
..
¡P
riv
a
te
Banks
45;
C
orporal
W
ent-
rep o rt th a t one m illion people are (
-----------------
from a dance, tak e n to th e city lim -'
,
c
sent th e A shland telegram .
| b ut who have m ade th e ir hom e i n !
ner, P riv ates W ertz, Ju d k in s and
liable for taxes on incom es above
its
and
throw
n
to
the
¡pavem
ent.
M ississippi for about eig h t years, a r
McNab, 43; P riv ates B urns, Moore,
$5000 have dodged paym ent, e ith e r
He was w arned by hooded men he
rived in A shland a few days ago by
R ing and R ohrke, L ieu ten an t N or
by not m aking re tu rn s or by con-
would be ta rre d and feath ered un
; auto front th e so u th e rn sta te , with
ton, 42; S ergeant S argent, P riv ate
. , cealing assets. T here is also a large
less he supported his fam ily prop
the in te n tio n of again m aking th e ir ,
.
.
,
.
..
B ates, 41; P riv ates H unnicut, B ria -;
. . . . .
class who put them selves in the
erly.
i home in th is vicinity.
coe,
P resco tt and Pederson, 40; P ri-I
! $5000 class, w hereas th e ir earnings
D eitchler fired th re e shots in the
Mr. Avent and his fa th e r were in
vates
M cKammey and M cCourrey,
i are m uch higher.
scuffle, and it is believed he se r
the lum ber business in the south and
C orporals Leach, B utterfield and
j O rders have been issued for agents
iously wounded one of th e alleged
still have extensive in te rests there.
M cNair, 39; C orporal Hobson, 38;
to m ake a drive on sm all b u sin esses'
klansm en.
KLAMATH FALLS, Oct. 26.—
P riv a te Oliver, 31.
, in the large cities.
Som ew here in so u th ern Oregon
Nine o’clock F riday m orning, Octo-
OF O. MEDICAL SCHOOL
th ere is a thief wiih a g rea t am ount
TWO C ITIES ORGANIZE
ber 27’ is the closinS hour £or
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Oct.
ENDOWED
BY
ROCKEFELLER'
of
nerve,
for
d
uring
broad
daylight
OREGON M ERCHANTS' BODY 011 the 10' 000 a c res of Tule lake
26.— (Special.) — G overnor Olcott
th is m orning, he rem oved the spare
ad m in istered to the stu d e n t body of
PO RTLAND “ t o t “ 26.— The Uni-!
,
.lan d s recently opened for hom estead
tire and rim from the coupe of Mil-
• he U niversity of Oregon a pledge of
g.ty o{ OregQn m edica, gchool
l
CORVALLIS Oct. 26.— A C o rv a l-je n try.
lard G rubb, as th e m achine was!
At th e present ra te of Ling, it is
allegiance to the sta te a t the an nual day received a check fo r $50,000'
I lis ch ap ter of the Oregon State Re
parked
in fro n t of the post office.
i
tail M erchants’ association was or n ot probable th a t filings will ba
Pledge day cerem ony in the w om en’s from th e R ockefeller F o u n d a tio n .1
G rubb drove to w ork as usual this •
ganized here Monday night, follow- m a^ e on
th e 174 tra i: , accord
building on the cam pus today.
This will prove ad d itio n al eq u ip m en t'
m
orning,
about 8 o’clock, and d i d 1
ing a dinner m eeting in the cham ber in S to H. D. Newell, project m ana-
This year a th o u san d new stu d e n ts and teaching and research facilities '
n ot notice th e absence of th e tire
) of com m erce, which was atten d ed by &e r - Ex-service men have 90 days
h e a rd fo r th e first tim e th e pledge.
This is the only sta te university in
u n til nearly 10 (¿clock. The A sh -'
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26. Five practically all the local retail busi- Preference, but a fte r Ja n u a ry 27, if
and joined in sw earing allegiance to thg country go en(lflWed by R ocke.
1 ORTLAND, Oct. 26. Penn S tate land plate had been rem oved and em ployes of the hank w here M rs.'
any tra c ts rem ain, they may be filed
th e sta te . The oath follows:
ness men.
feller.
,
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
repre-
placed
on
the
re
a
r
of
the
car.
On
A
lberta
Meadows
w
orked,
testified
i
on by th e general public.
“ As a stu d e n t of th is u n i v e r s i t y ___________________
sent
the
east
in
the
New
Y
ear’s
in-
top
of
th
is
was
the
lug
th
a
t
serves
t
h
at
Mrs.
Clara
P
hillips,
accused
of
ALBANY,
Oct.
26.—
O
rganization
.
,
T
The building charge will be $90
th a t is m ain tain ed by th e people of;
__
____
_____
_______
__
tersectio
n
al
clash
a
t
P
asadena,
Dr.
to
hold
the
tire
in
place.
G
rubb
beating
the
M
eadows,
wom
an
to
of
an
Albany
c
h
a
p
te
r
of
the
Oregon
per
acre, 5 per cent of which, or
O regon, I h e a rtily acknow ledge t h e , OPERATION PER FO R M ED ON
TENNIS
PLA
Y
ER
'S
FIN
G
ER
’
D
ubach,
president
of
the
coast
th
o
u
g
h
t
it
possible
the
sp
are
had
j
eatb
w
ith
a
ham
m
er,
was
in
the
s
ta
te
R
etail
M
erchants
association
$4.50
per acre, will have to accom-
o b ligation I shall owe to them . The
conference, stated today.
been
rem
oved
d
u
rin
g
the
n
ig
h
t,
b
u
t
bank
lobby
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
the
day
was
effected
a
t
m
eeting
in
the
Ho-
pany
the
w ater rig h t application.
o p p o rtu n ities open to me here for
!
a
test
was
m
ade
to
prove
the
fa
lla
c
y
:
which
ended
in
the
slaying,
:
tel
Albany
Tuesday
night,
atten
d
ed
The
next
in stallm en t will not fall
PH ILA D EL PH IA , Oct. 26.— The
secu rin g tra in in g , ideals and vision
ASHLAND APPLES START
of
this.
----------------------------
by
about
40
local
retail
business
due
for
five
years. T here will then
for life I deeply a p p reciate and re- tennis c areer of W illiam Tilden, th e,
LONG T R IP TO EXQLAND : The coupe was driven around the
m en.
be
five
a
n
n
u
a l (installm ents, ealch
g ard as a sacred tru s t, and do hereby w orld’s cham pion, lies in the bal-
j
of
5
per
cent,
followed by 10 annua!
P
laza,
w
ith
the
re
su
lt
th
a
t
both
plate
ADDITIONAL
LOCALS.
pledge th a t it sh all be my m ost deep- ance. An operation was perform ed
W ork of loading ’1000 boxes of
ly cherished purpose to ren d e r as today on the m iddle fin g er of his gm an re(j stock apples to be shipped an<^ lug n e a rly fell from the re a r of
W heeler— aD irym en are co-opera- in stallm en ts, each 7 per cent. No
b o u n tifu l a re tu rn to th e Oregon rig h t h a n d ,'( i \ e to a severe infec- to E n elan d for the C hristm as tra d e ! th e m achine- D riving several hloclis _
P ro n e rty H ere
tin g in building a $10,000 cheese In terest will be cli
charged on deferred
. _j
„ Johnson
____ has rented th e fac to ry a t M ohler,
in stallm en ts. In addition then- will
people and th e ir posterity in faith - tion
He is doing nicely it is re- wag com pleted today, according to as he did, it is n o t conceivable th a t.
Andy
B.
th e p late and lug rem ained on the
be an an n u ail operation and m ain
ful and a rd e n t devotion to hte com- ported.
announcem ent m ade by A. C. Briggs,
property a t 550 Fairview s tre e t and
re a r of the car.
tenance charge which may vary from
mon good as will be in my p o w
e r --------------------------
m anager of th e A shland F ru it and
expects to spend a few m onths in
year to year, but is likely to approxi
It sh all be th e aim of my life to la
P roduce association.
A shland. Mr, Jo h n so n ’s hom e is in
m
ate $1.50 per acre per year.
bor for the h ighest good and glory
The apples are specially selected DEMAND TO BE HEAVY
F re ew a te r, Or., w here he is a prom i-
of an ever g re a te r com m onw ealth.”
I for th e p ecu liarities of the E nglish
FOR ELK SHOW SEATS nent ran ch er, as well as th e ow ner
tra d e , which favors the sm aller sizes
_______
of a grocery store.
Mr. Johnson
VIRGINIA TE CMPLARS ARE
in preference to th e larger.
BEARS PLKNTIPl’L IN
The dem and for reservations for 3nd fam ily have ju st retu rn ed from
J
CELEB
EBRATING BIRTHDAY
POLK COUNTY WOODS
The apples will be placed in re- th e E lk s’ big show, “ W e Should a m otor trip th ro u g h C alifornia and
frig e ra tio n on the “ N eb rask a” which W o rry ,” has been very heavy, and ijke A shland so well th a t they may i
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26. — The
DALLAS. Or.. Oct. 24.— B ears are
is scheduled to sail from P o rtla n d m ail orders have been com ing in decide to locate here, if satisfied af-
G rand C om m andery of K nights T im -
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.— The
rep o rted to Jje num erous in the vi-
S atu rd ay , October 28, and will a r- very fast, but “ you should w orry.” te r a few m onths.
plar, s ta te of V irginia, celebrates its
next act of the M atzenauer-G lotz-
cinity of Pedee, in Polk county.
PORTLAND. Oct. 26.— Louis Ros- rive D ecem ber 10, in Liverpool. The th e re will be no reserv atio n s m ade
one h u n d red th b irth d ay today and
bach divorce dram a will be enacted
E rn e st and W ilbur Bush last week e n g a rth , of Bend. Or., was convicted shipm ent is m ade to th e Dan M uille u n til the m orning of the opening of H ere from E ugene—
tom orrow , in Richm ond, Va.
th e sale, and first come will be firs t
M ark H athaw ay, rep resen tin g the, Novem ber 17. M adame M atzenauer,
k illed two, one of which weighed 185 of w hite slavery and sentenced to ; com pany, of London
served a t the box office, a fte r which L u m b erm an ’s T ru st com pany, P o rt- M etropolitan opera diva, who is on
pounds dressed. The o th er, sm aller th re e years a t FoiK L eavenw orth,
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in size, was caught in a trap .
Leave for Portland—
Bean. He tra n sp o rte d Anna K onet-
Mr. and Mrs. F ry , who have bees of, so th e best way to get the choice ness. H athaw ay m akes. E ugene his. to u r, m ade a deposition here charg-j Mr. and Mvg. F. J. M urphy, Mis
zka, a peasant girl, from G erm any guest of Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Rose seats is to be in line a t the box of- h e a d q u arte rs, and he claim s south- ing her husband, Floyd G lotzbach, Blanche McLean and Mr. B urke, of
’ivp Methodist Church—
Q u a rte rly m eetings, October 27- to Am erica on a prom ise of m a ria g e .,fo r th e past few weeks, left for P o rt- fice of the V ining T heatre next S a t-;e rn Oregon as his hom e. He was th e “ wild m u stard c h a u ffe u r,” w ith P o rtla n d , m otored to M edford Wed-
Mr. F ry was form erly urday m orning a t 10 o'clock a t the born n ear G ran ts Pass, la te r a tte n d - receiving le tte rs from a n o th e r wom- nesday evening, w here they inspect-
2g, P reach in g each evening a t 7:30 In stead , he b ru ta lly a tta c k e d the land today
o'clock. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m .,¡g irl. A fter th e sentence is served, located a t A storia, but sold out th e re opening of the sale, which will as- ing th e Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l college, an, indicating im proper
rela tio n s ed th e broadcasting statio n a t the
preaching a t 11. D. D. Dodge, dis- he will be deported by th e govern- an d expects to ind a location in sure you of gettin g good seats for w here he was elected colonel of th e 'S h e denies h er h u sb an d 's charges of fairgrounds and spent the evening a t
the dance.
stu d e n t arm y d u rin g his sen io r year, j cruelty.
P o rtla n d .
¡e ith e r night.
tric t elder. C. E. G lazier, pastor, jm e n t.
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