♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, wnnoui «•
«> the aid of medicine, cures nine ®
<■ cases out of ten of asthma. ❖
♦ This is a proven fact.
A shland D ada T idings
<$» MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- <$■
❖ vive three months in the rich 4>
<s> ozone at Ashland. The pure do- ♦
<$> mestic water helps.
(International News W ire Service)
VOLUME
4 (Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
APPEARANCE GF
LOCAL ARMORY
PLEASES MAJOR
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922
“U nde” Shows Old Time Travel Ways
m
rn
No. G2
Tearing Down a Mystery of the War
ARE LOUDLY DENIED
BY JESSE WÎNBÜRN
Jesse W in b u in is very indignant,
and rightly so, for nearly every one
NEATEST AND CLEANEST IN THE
he m eets on the s tre e ts rushes up to
AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDER
STATE DECLARES VISITIN’«
SAYS NEW ORLEANS MEET
him and says:
DEED EH
“ How m uch did you win on the
ING ORDERLY
i
election?
is
it
tru
e
th
a
t
you
bet
I
$35,000 on Mr. Pierce? W on’t you
484TK COMPANY ADOPTED
EUROPEAN COMMANDER
■ co n trib u te so m uch to tiiis cause
BY CHAMBER COMMERCE
I i REPORTS ORDER IS DYING
since you won so m uch money
■
the election?
Mr. W inburn, you
M otion R eceives
I'naninious En-
D r. E d m u n d Grew, P a r is D e l'g .te .
m ade so much money on the recent
«loi.s« ni< lit o f G athering; 2 7 5 Sit
A lso S ta te s T h a t th e O rg a n iz a tio n
election, you can surely afford
Down at T ables; P vt. H unnicutt
H as C o m m c n ial' zed P a t riot ism ;
let me have a few th o u san d s of del- 8
W ins D rill in M anual o f A rm s.
1
I ts
A
lvin O w sley A p p eals to S o u th .
lars.
I will give you a m ortgage
covering the am o u n t.’’ And so on.
F orm al adoption of the 484th
PARIS, Nov. 14.— Dr. Edm und
Mr. W inburn tod a v m ade a most
com pany, Oregon N ational G uard,
Gros, dep artm en t com m ander for
Nearly as spry as the lime he drove Ids first leant of oxen, at lw<> miles em phatic denial of any and all su d i
Coast A rtillery Corps, by the cham
contin en tal E urope of the A m erican
an hour, from Indianapolis to Seattle seventy years ago, “ Uncle E zra” Meeker rum ors. He declared liat any state-
Legion, who has retu rn ed from the
ber of com m erce was m ade a t the reached Chicago to lie honored guest at the A m erhan Electric Railway eon-. m ent to the effect th a t he had won
national convention a t New O rleans,
A rm ory Monday evening d u rin g the vention on the Municipal pier. Uncle Ezra, ninety-two, mounts stairs.ejis twoi on the election was absolutely false,
declares th a t “ the A m erican Legion
reception and program given by the at a time and waxes wjotli when dubbed “G randpa'’ by the young. A short H
id
f
thine« m ore hut thev
time
ago
lie
rode
in
an
airplane
across
the
state
of
W
ashington
at
eighty
.
“
?
*
,
,
,
cham ber of com m erce and th e m ili
The g n a t (owe!: “f mi'•D ry” erected off Shoreham, Etig’.md, during the ; is (1.vi»R. and mob ru le governs the
wat, is being torn down, ami the public Is sfill in flip dark ns to its pui-po.-e. national conventions,” in h.s report
ta ry unit to the citizens of A shland. miles per Itour. liia t th e re s about my speed, lie approved.
He and ills ox team were part of an exhibit illustrating antiquated ^ ec^are(^ l'e n e ith e r won no r lost one The British <>\erniii'-nt never lias elucidated the mystery and perhaps never to the P a ris post.
F re d Hom es, vice-president of the
methods of transportation.
: cent on the election.
will. A jq nrenily tin tower wits a solid mass of concrete.
i “ The A m erican Legion has com
ch am b er of com m erce, received the
j “ I have complied w ith the law and
m ercialized p atriotism . In New O r
m otion. which
was u n a n im o u sly ,
i filed w ith the secretary of sta te a
adopted. Prof. I. E . V ining presid
leans, shop windows were broken,
com plete list of my expeditures ditr-
<»<S> W <8> <S> <$><$> <S> <S>
:
fu rn itu re and bedding throw n from
ed as to astm a ste r for the evening.
i
FIR ST MASS IS HELD
a .„
’
STRAW
BERRY
SHORTCAKE
■ ing the recent election,” Mr. W in-
IS
NOW
BEING
EATEN
BY
•
hotel window s, and d ru n k en n ess
<î>
a “ The A shland A rm ory is the n e a t
1N NEW D EA TH H O I S E ,
♦ burn said.
“ If any one w ants to:
prevailed,” he declared.
est, cleanest and best tak e n care of
OHIO
RESIDENTS,
REPORT
<
$
>
<&
SING SING, NEW YORK ♦ know how m uch I spent for political
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♦
)
bu ild in g of its kind th a t I have seen
purposes, they can w rite to the sec- '*
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Nov. 14 -
in O regon,” declared M a jo f C harles
M IDDLEPORT, O., Nov. 14. »j
OSSINING, N. Y., Nov. 14.— • ¡re ta ry of sta te and find out, settin g ♦>
Alvin Owsley, national com m and, r
G etstead, U. S. A., follow ing an in
—
F
resh
straw
b
erries
a
re
re-
<
$
■
■ S’- M ass was celebrated for th e
th eir curiosity a t re s t.”
I of the Legion, denies G ros’ ailega-
spection of the stru c tu re . ‘ The sup
• ported from a num ber of gar-
'
first tim e in Sing Sing’s new <?>
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! tions. Owsley says:
ply room is u n u su al, and th e m ethod
j •> dens all over this p a rt of Ohio, <S>
I
I §> death house recently by F a th e r •
I “ The sta te m e n ts seem som ew hat
of keeping supplies and equipm ent;
• due to the long open fall. A
<3> W illiam E. Cashin, chaplain of <?•
i ex trav ag an t. You will notice he does
com plete. W ith p roper su p p o rt by
• num ber of resid en ts of Meigs <$■
<«> th e prison. F a th e r Cashin used -T
¡not say he saw the tilings which h •
th e com m unity, the com pany will go!
• county are credited w ith having ♦
<$> a p ortable a lta r, which was set <§>
over th e top and will cease to occupy
MARION, Ills., Nov. 14.— The pay alleges to have happened. He m ust
• been eatin g shortcake for a <£■
PALERM O, Italy, N o v .'14.— Con- <♦> up in th e prison c o rrid o r for
- num ber of days. The yield was <?>* roll of one of th e m ines near c a r t e r - . rem era^ e r fUere w eie close to 5n,-
a place n e a r th e foot of th e list oi s »a n tine, form er king of Greece, and <$> th e service. He plans a weekly <$>
not large but am ple for several <$•! ville, * estim ated a t $40,000, was ^ 0 ex-service men, al! b en t upon
.‘10 sim ila r
org an izatio n s in the nQW an exjje from bis native land,
•' m ass for th e condem ned men A>
P is to le n by two men in an autom obile : ^ a '* ng a &ood tini , but in a orderly
<•' fam ilies.
s ta te .”
lias retire d from active politics fori
h sn eefo rth .
<?>
who held up the c a rrie r on a r u ra j' ! m anner. I t would be a good th in g
A d ju tan t G eneral George A. W bite jk-e and says he will never seek to
te m en
e n ts from
¡ro u te. A posse has been form ed t o ! to ^ a ' e sta
statem
>: d > :i
of Salem , explained to those present , e tu rn to the th ro n e, no m a tte r h o w
l ------------------------ -—
¡p
u
rsu
e
the
bandits.
The
payroll
w
a
s
,New
O
r,eans
reg
a
rd
in
g
ou
r
actio
n s.”
why it was necessary to keep ’*i e j loudly the people call for him. This
2 PAYROLL BANDITS
COAL MINE CONCERN
LEGISLATION WILL
s tre n g th of th e unit to a m inim um of was i e xe a jed jn an interview today. I
j stolen while the c a rrie r proceeded
G5 in o rd er to receive support from
jqe gfljd ¡t wag aR non8en8e a bout
I from the Illinois Central" sta tio n to CO-OPERATION IS T O ' ED
BY RED GROSS COMMITTEE
j
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
14.—
P
resi-
th e governm ent. O thers who spoke! Rjs re'turn to A thens to stan d tria l
: the post office, but the payroll be-
'
dent
H
ard
in
g
is
in
sisten
t
th
a
t
con-
d u rin g th a t portion of the e v e n in g jQn a cpa r ge of responsibility for the
: longing to the M adison Coal com-
All men and women er aged in
! gress, convening next M onday, shall
devoted to th e program w ere 1 1eel Qre e h m ilitary collapse in Asia!
■ pany was m issed. •
business
in the business d istrict are
; enact th e ship subsidy legislation.
| The b andits were m isinform ed as
Hom es, M ajor J. S. D usenbury a n ,H M inor.
He w ants to lead a q u iet i
asked
to
co-operate w ith the Red
: His m essage will deal alone with
C aptain J. Quincy Adam s, com m an life and not to discuss politics.
to the tim e of the a rriv al of tne I
Cross captains by tak in g o u t th eir
i m erchant m arine legislation, it was
d e r of th e 484th com pany.
i tra in bearing the m oney a t C a r te r - ;
He will not go to D oom to live'
m em bership w ith t! • captain who
Music for the occasion was fuin-ij wRh bis brother-in-law the form er .1 PORTLAND, Nov. 14. — Dave ’ learned today. H ard ng’s d eterm i-
George ville. They m et th e tra in and forced
PORTLAND, Nov. 14.
¡solicits
a t the business house, ac
nation may brin g the W hite House j Dunn> republican> wa3 e!feCted state the m ail tru ck driv er to give them |
ished by th e com bined city and high prOnnan kaiser.
1 L ightner, alleged notorious narcotic
cording
to Mrs. J. H. Dill. All who
and congress into b itte r conflict, as. se n ato r from Jackson county, re the pouch which they believed con
school bands, those present tak in g
______________ —
sm uggler, refused a delay in his J
a
re
not
engaged in business in the
¡polls conducted reveal a form idable ceiving 4450 votes a g a in st 2951 for tained the payroll.
occasion to dance while the re fre sh
tria l before F ederal Ju d g e Bean to-
business
d istrict, are requested to
opposition to the bill, both in the N. W. Borden, dem ocrat. An earlier
m en ts w ere being placed upon th e
' day. The judge entered a plea of
leave
th
e
ir
co ntribution at th e ir re s
house and in th e senate.
tables. T here w ere 275 p resent at
re p o rt indicated t h a t Borden was
‘ not g u ilty ” w hen L ig h tn e r a n
idences to be given to the captain of
th e tables.
elected.
nounced he would not plead w ithout
th a t d istric t w hen she calls.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— The ‘ big”
An exhibition d rill was staged by
Revised official figures place H.
an atto rn ey .
W hile it really does seem unneces
I and “ little ” navy fight has opened.
th e com pany, a fte r which th e com
L igh tner m ade a sensational es-| R epublican R epresentative Kelly, or O verturff, republican, in the lead for
sary to m ention w hat is done wi h
pany com peted for a prize in the:
rep resen tativ e from the 21st district
cape to China and was lately recap
the fund m ade up of the 50 cents on
M ichigan, chairm an of the naval ap w ith 36S4 votes over R. B radbury,
m an u al of arm s. P riv ate H u n n ic u tt/
tu red . The tria l will begin soon.
each d o llar m em bership, and 5 0
p ro p riatio n s com m ittee, is a “ « U le ” j d em o crat who received 3656
who w as a lie u te n a n t in the a ;r serv
cents taken from each contribution,
navy m an. K elly is hacked to win in
ie»' d u rin g the w ar. won first place.
PORTLAND. Nov. 14.— N orm an TWO BURIED SAME DAY,
.
I
no m a tte r of w hat am ount, by the
the com m ittee, and a fight is certain STATE COMMISSION WILL
M onday, and d u rin g the evening,
. , ,
Repp 11, died today as a resu lt e f
SAME NAME, UNRELATED
local branch yet a t this tim e an
in the house, as S ecretary Denhy
seven u new men J joined the organiza- be ng shot by P a rta b H a rt, H
TT. indu
,
RE C EIV E BUDGET TH IS W EEK
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14. — explanation is not am iss. This fund
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and o th er naval experts a re for a
tion.
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N ineteen a rre s ts have been m ade ¡s kept by the N ational Red Crocs
¡peanut vendor. Young Repp, w ith
POMEROY O., Nov. 14.— W illiam
“ big" navy. H arding is also likely
SALEM, Nov. 14.— The budget of h e re , including a m illionaire d i s t i l- 'and u3ed for em ergency calls, such
oilier boys, su rro u n d ed th e wagon H. Roush, 64, died at his hom e here,
to back a “ b ig” navy.
185 TRAFFIC LAW MOI ATORS
estim ated expenditures of the various; ler> a ca n to r of a Jew ish synagogue.' as the Pueblo flood; m edical and
last Sunday. They m ade an appeal His body was buried in the local
TAKEN BY STATE S SQUAD
sta te d ep artm en ts and in stitu tio n s | two d ru g g ists and two m erch an tS. in ho8pital supp]ies for d istribution
for popcorn and followed the wagon. * cem etery.
On the sam e day, the
The H indu becam e angry and shot, body of Mrs. W illiam D. R oush,
for th e years 1923 and 1924, is near- the biggest round-up of higher-ups w herever needed in any c o u n tr y
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COMING EVENTS
<«•
in
xx p
c n in
lp fin n
onH n
m R a h lv r w
ill b
h p e Un
•
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SALEM. No*. 14.— The sta te tra f- H is charged with first degree m ur- - who
❖
ing
com
pletion,
and
probably
will
tb e »___
bootlegging
business m ad e ' istance t0 o r ganizaUon c o o p e ra tin g
died a t her hom e in Syracuse,
fic squad was responsible for tlie a r- ,
su
bm
itted
to
the
sta
te
budget
com-
here
I ¡n worR re la tin g to Red Crogs a c tiv j.
was buried in the Syracuse cern e-, 7
■r.
J
rest of 185 tra ffic law violators dur-i
Novem
ber
15—
“
As
a
W
om
an
m
ission
th
is
week.
terv.
A utom obiles and trucks, in addi- ties; assistance to disabled ex-serv-
ing th e m onth of O ctober, w ith r e - 1
T h in k e th ,” H igh School a n n i- <$>! The budget com m ission was ere- tion to q u a n titie s of liquor, were^ {ce men and th eir / ir;i} k .s and lliany
p Mr. and Mrs. Roush were not re
, su lta n t fines ag g re g a tin g $3348.80. I NIVERSITY PI TS BAN ON
versary play.
a ted by the last leg isla tu re and ac- confiscated.
lated.
j charity causes.
CO-EDS’ BEAUTY CONTESTS
according to the m onthly sum m ary
3>
Novem ber 16-17 — Jackson <§> cording to sta te officials, probably
The raid s were designed to b rea k .
Medical a u th o ritie s the arid over
of the d e p a rtm e n t’s activities which
County Sunday School Associa- <$> will resu lt in a large saving for th e up the „lost extensive liquor ring have repeatedly stated t
ATTACK ON OFFICER
not un-
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 14.— b e a u ty
lias been prepared by T. A. R afferty ,
tion convention at Phoenix.
<$> taxpayers. F ra n k M eredith, a t one on the coast. P rohibition D irector til 1927 will the wori.i
BRINGS PRISON TERM
tch the
contests am ong co-eds of the Uni
chief inspector.
Novem ber 22
“ Colonial
tim e secretary of th e sta te fair board, R Utte r stated.
peak of d ev astatin g resu lts to the
In ad d itio n to the a rre s ts . 1206 versity of N ebraska a re a th ing of
BEND Or., Nov. 4.— Thom as B. J P la y ers,” Lyceum irum ber.
<$> has charge of com piling the budget.
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i physical and m ental life of the men
m o to rists w ere w arned against repe- th e past. H e re after m em bers of the Foley was sentenced to serve two I
Novem ber 30, T hursday —
. The budget com m ission, a fte r con- THOMAS ROBERTS INJURED-
who retu rn ed from service.
titio n s of m inor violations of the fa ir sex of th a t university will com- years in the sta te p e n ite n tia ry on a] ? T hanksgiving Day.
<♦ sid erin g the various item s, will sub-
WHEN HEAVY TIM BER FALLS
rules of the road, and a to ta l of pete for intellectu al o r popularity charge of a ssa u lt w ith in te n t to kill
Novem ber 30— M edford-Ash- ❖ m it the rep o rt to the sta te board of
_______
OPENING UP 1,1’MP P CAMP
$2361.54 was paid into th e autom o- honors only.
Thom as C arlon, police officer on th e
land football gam e.
3> control;
The budget then will go
Thom as R oberts, fo rm er night pa-
ON GREEN SPRINGS ROAD
bile reg istra tio n fund, which oth er-
Such is the decree of the P an- night of July 15.
th e leg islatu re.
tro lm an , was severely in ju red this
wise would not have been collected H ellenic association, composed of
m orning w hile w orking in the new
The Moon L um ber com pany, of
l»y th e sta te .
one active and one alum ni m em ber
E nders building a t the corner of Oak
i
H
ilt,
Calif., expect to open up a
F orty-six cases of speeding and from each of the 16 so ro rities of the
and F irs t s tre e t, when a heavy tiin-
lum
ber
cam p on th e Green Springs
146 cases of reckless driving w ere C o rn h u sk er s ta te university.
The
ber fell, h ittin g him in the head and
.
.
¡m
ountain
road n e a r th e junction of
rep o rted by th e tra ffic officials.
deli has been hurled at all the news- Attend Road Meeb.'ng—
Legion M eeting Tonight—
¡knocking him unconscious.
. .
I Baby Boy Arriv»
.
„
,
,
,
.
.
„
Keene
and
Jenny creeks w ithin (lie
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i papers of the land.
M embers of the Am erican Legion
He was rescued from beneath th e.
J
C ounty C om m issioner Jam es Ow- i Mr. and Mrs. J. V. M ason, of Lib-
„ ,
.. ,
,
,. ,
' next few days. The cam p will b>’
flK AR FOND OF APPLES;
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ens and County Judge G. A. G ardner e rty stre e t, a re the proud p aren ts of are urged to a tte n d a m eeting of the tim ber and m edjeal aid was called ., jocate(1 about ., nijie th is > do ef
atten d ed a road m eeting in the Belle- a -fine baby boy, which arrived a t 1 organization
a t the A rm ory
a t 7:30 W hen several stitch es had been ta k -, p jnejlu rst and a m j|| wj|| ,
¡,
EATS NEARLY 40 BONES y |cv, hl M edford—
Dr. S trickler, president of the view d istric t today.
It was decided th eir hom e M onday m orning. M oth- o’clock th is evening. Much im port- en and his head sw athed in band stalled near th a t point to saw up the
SANDY, O r., Nov. 14. F . M. Bur- o r e gOU s t a te board of health, and a t th e m eeting th a t no special as- er and son are both doing nicely.
an t business is to be tra n sa cte d , in- ages, he was tak e n to his home,
tim ber which will late r be hauled
dick, ran c h e r tw o m iles east of Dr
w a r r e n , of the R ockefeller sessm ent will be m ade in the d istrict C r e d i t Man Here-
i eluding the nom ination of officers
Despite th e in ju ry , he was seen
to A shland for shipm ent.
F ro i:
S a n d s . who has been m issing apples F o u n d atio n fund, m et w ith the for roads th is year.
I T. M. E w ing of P o rtla n d , head ¡for the ensuing year.
a few hours la te r m aking his way
eight to ten men will be employe
from Ins orchard for th e last th re e niem bers of the Jackson C ounty, P lace of M eeting C hanged—
of the credit d e p a rtm e n t of the H ear R adio C oncert—
I down to w n,' but his gait was far
d u rin g the w inter and several team s
o r fo u r w eeks, a day or two ago H ealth association and several oth-
M ount A shland ch ap ter, D. A. R., S tan d ard Oil com pany in th is dis-l
Mrs. C. T. Payne was hostess Sun- from steady, and it will probably be of horses will be kept busy b rin g in ■■
•e a u g h t a bear in the act of strip p in g ers in terested in th e w elfare of th e , will m eet F riday, Novem ber 17, w ith tric t, was in the city M onday look- day evening a t her hom e on the several days before he will be able
th e logs to the m ill site. By sprit: .
th e fru it from th e trees.
George county S atu rd ay , in reg a rd to th e Mrs. Luella S tearn s 78 Pine stre e t.: ing over conditions here.
He re- Boulevard to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn to do any work.
some 30 or 40 men will be engaged
K oesicker. a neighbor, brought o " i estab lish m en t of a unit of the Foun- instead of w ith Mrs. Gordon Mac- ports th a t so u th ern Oregon has con Inm an, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jo rd an ,
in the work.
his hounds and the bear was chased d a tjOn ¡n th is county. It was su p -,C rack en .
ditions equal to a n y th in g in the Mrs. Janies F. W ells and Mrs. H arry M OTHER OF IS CHILDREN
alm o st to C herryville. Burdick says posed th a t this m a tte r had been set- Long Service for L g h t—
Ackley. Mr. Jo rd a n had his radio
GIVEN DIVORCE AT REDDING
sta te a t the p resent tim e.
J h a t Bruin devoured about 40 boxes tied w ith th e county c o u rt, but o th e r
receiving set w ith him and connect-
REDDING, Calif., Nov. 14.- -An LEAVES DOUGUNITS ON
The large light a t th e en tra n ce to School E lection Today—
o f apples.
DEPOSIT FOR DIAMONDS
m atte rs have come up th a t necessi- th e city rec o rd e r’s office burned o u t'
The school election for the city of ed it up about 5 o’clock, furnishing! in terlo cu to ry decree of divorce was
tate s tak in g th e m a tte r up again a few evenings ago, and it was re- A shland is "being held today in th e m usic and serm ons for the next five g ran ted in the su p erio r court here
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.— D oughnuts
w ith th a t body, as a slightly la rg e r placed today. Em ployes of thg city city hall. The question to be voted hours. W hen he tu rn e d off the in- to Mrs. A nna M aude Chase, of An-
IF ES ABE K E P T BUSY;
Not a fair exchange,
THIS IS HONEY WEEK sum of money will be necessary to sav th a t th e lig h t has been in place on is w h ether the citizens will al- s tru m e n t a t 10 o'clock, line m usic derson, m other of 13 children, all for diam onds.
and
yet
th
e
Diamond
fam ily is won-
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put the pro ject in operation. The for a t least eig h t years, and som e low the am ount th e school <»oard has was still com ing th ro u g h the air. living.
Chase,
d
erin
g
w
hat
becam
e
of
the jewels.
SALEM. Nov. 14.— G overnor Ben people of A shland are for the u n it j surm ised th a t from the m ake of the asked fo r the com ing year for the A bout 25 sta tio n s w ere listened in
The husband, George G
W. O lcott, in a p roclam ation issued and believe th a t it would be a g rea t globe, it was probably placed th ere paym ent of expenses.
The polls on d u rin g the evening, m any of m ade no objection. He is directed
W hen Miss Dora Diamond opened
today. %as set aside th e period No- m istake to allow th is o p p o rtu n ity to a t th e tim e the city hall was built, w ere opened a t 2 o’clock and will w’hich they w ere unable to locate, to pay alim ony of $40 a m onth to- her safety depos:t box a a bank her
The light is sw itched on and off from ba open u ntil 7 o’clock th is evening, b u t identified m usic com ing from w ard the su p p o rt of th e m inor chil- to tak e out a pair of 2 ’,2 carat dia
vem ber 13 to 18. as “ Honey W eek.” get away from th is county.
inside th e building and is neyer Every person ow ning property in t h e ' Moscow, Ida., G reat F alls, M ont., id re n . T h e 'd iv o rc e was g ran ted on mond e arrin g s and $200, she .ound
T he proclam ation w as issued at t h
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req u e st of th e B eekeepers’ associa-'
T his is B etter Speech W’eek. W h at touched by hand, which probably a c -ic ity is e n title d to a vote a t th is Salt L ake City, Denver Los Angeles th e grounds of failu re to provide and only a doughnut, stale and decayed,
counts for its long life.
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¡election.
lan d P o rtlan d .
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J cruelty.
Jin place of the sp ark lers.
tion of O regon.
will you do for it?
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'NOT GUILTY PLEA
ENTERED BY JUDGE
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