A shland D aily T idings
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, wnnuui ♦
the aid of medicine, cures nine <§>
,
<3> cases out of ten of asthma.
♦ T his is a proven fact.
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❖ MALARIA GERMS cannot su r- ♦
<i> vive th re e m onths in th e rich <3>
<§> ozone a t A shland. The pure do- «>
<§> m estic w ater helps.
(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1922
4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 4 3 )
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GIVEN OPPORTUNITY
HARDING LEADS
FIGHI FDR SHIP
SUBSIDY BILL
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Interesting Figures in Missionary Meeting
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TO STUDY PRISONS
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PORTLAND
Nov. 2 2 — E.
L enehan, a Yale g rad u a te, has
secured his long sought chance
... to study pathology in a federal
... prison. He was sentenced today
to 18 m o /:h s in L eavenw orth
for stealin g an autom obile.
He asked the court to send
him
to prison ra th e r th an to
-
the
county
jail so th a t he can
PERSONAL CONTACT D E PE N D E D .
b
e
tte
r
study
prison pathology.
UPON TO WIN APPROVAL
O F CONGRESS
‘<$> He g rad u a ted from Yale in
1916, and obtained an Mt D.
-Í'. degree a t M iddlesex in 1921.
SUCCESS OF MEASURE
INDICATED FROM POLL
No 69
❖
BEDROOM SLAYING
FOLLOW’S QUARRELS
OF SEVERAL YEARS
DEATH THREAT
TACOMA, W ash., Nov. 22 —
W illiam Pam m ant killed his
wife w ith an axe and then shot
him self to death a t Quilcene,
n ear Olympia. He en tered his
w ife’s bedroom early this m o rn
ing and asked if he should
“ end it a ll.” She said, “ I don’t <s>
T care.”
GEORGES OLKMENCEAU GIVEN
Two young d a u g h te rs are re
EXTRA POLICE PROTECTION
ported to have leaped from the
BY NEW YORK
window, then neighbors were <S>.
told. T he couple a re said to <8>'
have q u arreled
for several * HOST OF INVITATIONS
years.
ARE BEING DECLINED
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Supporters Not P lea sed w»tli Scant
M ajority; Mrs. F elton , First W om
a n Sen ator, M akes M aiiien Speech;
S en ator G eorge Is Sworn In.
CIVIC CLUB WOMEN
E very <’.ty in Country A nxious to
H ear W ar L eader; Senator Borah
o f Idaho D enounces Context <>T
Speech A s Intolerable.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.— Georges
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.— P re si-'
¡Clenienceau is deluged with te le g ra
d e n t H arding today launched his
H ere ore four Interesting delegates to the meeting of foieign missionaries from ail parts of tin- world in session
phic invitations to visit nearly all the
h a rd e st b a ttle , to jam the ship su b
in W ashington. Left to right, they a r e ; Isabelle Bux, India ; E. M. Tbillayampaluin, India; Leodeguria Sapao, Manila,
big cities and towns in Am erica fol
sidy bill th ro u g h a congress which is
and Mel-Lleu Chung of Nanking, China.
lowing his speech last night in the
none too w illing, alth o u g h not down-:
I
1
M etropolitan opera house. Stacks of
rig h t hostile. T he president assum ed
in v itations go unansw ered, but lie
personal com m and of the fight. He
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replies to all the large cities that lie
The reg u la r session of th e city i
will seek to win w avering congress-1
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COMING EVENTS
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cannot.
! council was held last evening a t the
m en by personal contact.
The reg u lar m eeting of the Civic
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He was up a t 5 o'clock this m orn
The cold d o llar and cents arg u - city hall, w ith only sufficien t mem-j"
club was held in the library Tuesday
4s
Novem ber 22 — “ Colonial <$■
ing
and tra n sla te d bis speech into
m ents are believed to have gained I bers present to m ake a quorum , as
afternoon. Tw enty-five ladies were
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his
native
tongue for French new s-
votes for the bill, advisers say. A ; Councilm an Findley was in P o rtlan d
present a t the business m eeting. The
Novem ber 20-25— “ Irrig a tio n <$>,
I papers. He declared in his speech
poll indicates th a t the bill will pass and Mr. F ro st is on the sick list.
i
program is under way for the open
W eek.”
th a t the G erm an m ilitary faction is
th e house by a m ajo rity of 20. S up-|
R egular ro u tin e w ork was ta k e n :
I<$>
N ovem ber 24— H ard Time ?>:
I ing of the club house on S aturday, already planning a n o th e r w ar— a
p o rte rs a re n ot entirely pleased w ith ¡u p and disposed of d u rin g th e even-,
Decem ber 2. All women are invited
;<$ H arvest Dance, Arm ory, benefit
th e slim m ajo rity .
lin g am ong which was the follow ing;!
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL-
484th com pany
«>
The organization of th e national ; fQr (he a fte rnoon program .
M rs. | c<>up a g a in st the dem ocratic govern-
Novem ber 2 5 - A m e r ic a n Le-
pOstal serviCe fPr th e h a “ dl‘“ S ° f ^
C allahan, sta te president, will m ake ¡, m \ n\ the^
y
V arious m atte rs in reg a rd to pav- LEGE, C orvallis, Nov. 22.— A pecul- ❖
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 22.— Mrs. j ng werP tak en up, as was the bills iar “ stic k ” discovered by C urren T ur- * gion A uxiliary Food Sale.
^ C hristm as holiday rush is going thg princlpal addregg
bg
A death th re a t was sent through
F elto n , the first wom an se n ato r ot- p ran k Jo rd a n for doing certain bance, of Corvallis, in his basem ent 4>
Novem ber 25 — B P O. E. < d steadily alo ” S betw een the d e p a rt- io th e r speakers and guests from all ’be m ails to C le,nenceau’ s,Kned A
forld W ar V eteran .” It said “ Don’t
m ents and the various agencies_ m -i clubg jn gouthern O regon.
, Wo,
spoke to the senate today.
T here pavjng WOrk for th e city. The work woodpile has been identified as p a r t l y - ~
Smoker"
i
volved,
according
to
P
o
stm
aster
E.
J.
yeu
dare say too m uch about our
was profound silence as th e little of Mr j ordau had been exam ined of the tu sk of a prehistoric elephant
O pportunity will be given to join:
Novem ber 30, T hursday — <§>
i v a a . t t th
. v is
mi
.1
and G . erm —
any.
w om an called herself ‘a rem n a n t ofj previously, and a m otion to allow the by Dr. John B. H orner, d ire c to r of;
T h a n ksgiving Day
<5> K aiser.
, the
e Thp
dues
| I country
......... - • ......................
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the Civic
Civic club
club
th
is tim
tim e.
The dues,
. vou don't
! bills as presented was passed.
Oregon historical research in Oregon I
Novem ber 30— M edford-Ash- <3>
‘The p atro n s ° f the A shland P° St which are $1, should now be p a i d .P eed our w a rn in *’ -v ou
b » 1'
th e old s o u th .”
— H osier
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'
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i„ if
lets flying around y our head.”
office
can i-~i-
help .—
m a tte rs greatly
H er voice was firm as she finished
S u p erintendent of - —
W ater
g ricu ltu ral college.
the a n n u al May m eeting a vote
land football gam e.
her speech, which was w arm ly ap- tu rn e d j n requisitions for w ater
The stick is round, 3 Vi inches in '
D ecem ber 2
E a ste rn S tar <», each will look over the m ail ad- will be taken as to the advisability 1 E xtra police• protection was im -
I m ediately given him.
dressed to them and m ake a note if
plauded. S enator George, of G eo r-' u,ains and o th e r supplies for the w a J thickness, 13 inches long, and had
B azaar
_,
, .
of raisin g dues to $2 a year. The
.
these
corresponden
s
and
firm
s
a
re
.
gia, was sw orn in to fill the vacancy ie r d e p a rtm e n t to the am ount of been saw ed off a t both ends, in d ic a t- i^
Decem ber it— F orm al upvu-
open-
___ __________.i j d ollar paid now insures m em bership
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. — The
com pletely and
r... .•
r
,
of the late S enator W atson.
which was o rdered by the ing th a t th ere are a t least two m o r e ^ jng Ciyic Club building
<$> ad d ressin g them
;
, i u n til May. C hairm en of several com-
“
T
iger’s” rem a rk s th a t i. was th e
v
r
o
.
T
.7
■
A
v
.-
H
—
W.
declared
P
o
stm
aster
K
ai-
unanim ous vote of the council.
pieces of the sam e kind. It w as a t ; :<s>
n Decem
e r e m b ber
e r 5 5-8—
-8 __ W
Pr°Peidy>
W inter
inter F P a a ir.
ir.
. m i t t e e s were voted upon, and are as
duty
of Am erica to come o the ; <1
_
,
„„
,
ser
today.
“
Then
locate
those
th
at
IRRIGATION BONDS W ILL BE
City A ttorney B riggs presented a first m istaken for petrified wood.
Decem ber 22.— High school
,
lollow s;
of
E
urope,
was resented by irre co n
23
YOTED BY REND DEC
bill for $50 for rep resen tin g the c ity .
W hen exam ined by college a u th o r-;^ , 0,,e re tla ..The C aptain of p iv. ^ provide e ith e r w rong or incom plete
M e m ber s h i p— M r s . La mk in.
cilable
sen
ato rs who fought tit a
;
address
and
im
press
upon
them
the
in the circuit co urt in the case o f ’ ities, th e substance was found to be , m out b .“
Social — Mrs. Sw edenborg, Mrs
nntiL
no
«am
#
3
»
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Z
X
»
•
I
’llAn
HoitlO*)
league
of
nations.
S enator Borah,
necessity
of
ad
d
ressin
g
accordingly.
BEND, Or., Nov. 22.— Issuance of tb e c lty of A shland vs. Jesse W in - n e ith e r wood nor stone. Upon being
Greer.
of
Idaho,
said
it
was
“ in to lerab le
$40,000 in bonds by the Snow Creek burn The am o u n t was ordered p a id .!exposed to heat, it em itted an odor!
R em ind them th a t A shland is not a
P ro g ram — Mrs. McConnell.
¡sm
all
tow
n
w
here
everybody
knows
th a t th e bloodthirsty !'.. nclnnan.
irrig a tio n d istrict will be voted on
Tbe ia d jeg ot- tbe civ ic Improve-1 which clearly proved th a t it was n ot:
Flow ers— Mrs. Piel, Miss P alm er,
who has done m ore than anyone else
' all about everybody's else a ffa irs, but
at an election set for Decem ber 23. mQnt club in a p etition signed by of vegetable origin, but was Corn-
Mrs. M arsh W agner.
to plunge E urope in m isery, should
! th a t it is a town and vicinity of 6000
E n larg in g and rebuilding p a rts of t h e , about 20 |a d ies oj tbe organization, {posed of anim al m a tte r— a fine p ie c e ’
Club H ouse— Mrs. W ilshire. O thi*
m ake such a speech h ere.”
! residents, w ith a continuous trail-
system , including rep airs and addi- asked tb a t the new club house be of w ell-preserved ivory.
I .
.
...
m em bers for th is larg est and m ost i
sient population th a t runs into th e .
°
tions to the dam to increase the w a given free w ater and electricity by :
,
,
..
..
..
im p o rtan t com m ittee will be appoint-
, thousands, not counting the thou-
*
I
te r supply, a re planned.
th e city, and upon consideration, it HIGH SCHOOL WILL OFFER
.
. .
. . j
u
m , . ed late r.
Mrs. W ilshire will give
I
sands
of
to
u
rists
d
u
rin
g
the
sum
m
er
.
.
„
J
O PERETTA ON DECEM BER 22
was decided to allow the request, but
.
,.
her services free, as p a rt of her gift;
m otor season.
;
.
.
upon fu rth e r investigation and a fte r
rl
“ T here never was a tim e in the t0 the clu b . u n til arran g em en ts are
having asked Mr. E a ste rlin g , of the j Selection of a cast of nearly 75 has
history of A shland th a t com plete ad- m ade to
a c a re ta k e r
electric d ep artm en t, for a s ta te m e n t ’ been m ade for th e high school o p er
Two
new
m
em bers on the execu
dressing of m ail was m ore necessary
ili reg ard to th e probable am o u n t of e tta , “ The C aptain of Plym outh,
tive
board
w
ere
appointed, Mrs. E.
i in o rd er to m ake su re of prom pt de
c u rre n t th a t would be used and be- which will be given D ecem ber 22.
1
D.
B
riggs
and
Mrs.
C harles Pierce.
livery th an a t present. T here is no
I ing told th a t with th e w iring t h a t ; One of th e fea tu re s of th e produc-
W hile heavy | good reason for failu re in prom pt j Several d ep artm en ts in the Civic club
LONDON. Nov. 22.-
L U I ¡had been in stalled and th e am o u n t tion will be th re e choruses of 4S
___________ ¡of electrical equipm ent th a t could be boys, while a g irls’ chorus of six a n d ' detachm ents of police g uard g o v e rn -’ service in the case of correct and
’° niem bers aftei
VENTURA, Calif., Nov. 22 — Mrs.
M
attie
Barrow s, who died from grief
inst illed the am ount m ight ru n a s , a chorus of nearly 20 Indian women m ent buildings and P re m ie r Law ’s com pletely addressed m ail.
Make
\
o
c
a
l
—
Mrs.
S
h
o
rtrid
g
e
,!
over
the
of , her
Buell,
ASTORIA. Or.. Nov. 22— Five high a3 $180 per mQnth jf an effQrt wi„ al3O be in cluded. T here will b e . residence, close to 20,000 unem -j c e rtain th a t your correspondent a d - ,
,_m an In strilm p n ta , _
W ard , ... . , m . u rd er
, oJ.
, , . son
.
T O FOUNß
III PILE OF
BÏ
J
DEMONSTRATION AT
BON AR LAW S HOME
YOUTHFUL BANDITS
CALLED BV DEATH
boys, ran g in g from 15 to 1< years oi w&g m .jde tQ beat tb e b u jiding wjtb six principal leads in th e operetta.
ployed men a re g a th e rin g along the dresses you as to stre e t and house;
•
‘
•;
be b u n .d bcsidt b i boy. Sin.
age. w ere a rre s te d by th e police and electricUy( thp m em bers of the counJ
W ork on th e m usical o ffering has^T h am es riv e r for a hostile dem on-; num ber, post office lock box. ru ra l'« 5
L lte ra tu re _ Mrs P ro ?
? 7 8 a 11**'
a re said to have confessed to break- .1 ¡,
d i itelv decided
decided th
th a a t t a a dif-
d if- 1 com
com m
m enced.
enced.
Miss
arsters s s tra
E x trem ist
predict uc«.»ciy
delivery ro
num
or: j, E
E d lu u c a a tio
o n n ; - Llt a «" «
1 s - 1 w aids that hei son had been m ur-
im Hre
m ediately
miss Leona
L.eona M
iviarscers;
ira tio
u o n n . . jsxirem
isi leaders
leaders predict
ru u
u te
ic a and
n u box u
u m ber,
u ci, »‘
im t m course
ediately would
aecioen
. . . I th a t 100,000 unem ployed will . s to r m I , general . delivery,
. ..
.. case may . be. ¡vost.
chairm an.
Physical. A rt— dered on the beach w hile w ith his
m g into local stores and also t o ' cn
” rep
have m to a i be a p u u u r. 'w ill have charge of th e m usic, while
as the
i"
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.M rs. Oeder, chairm an. Mrs. O e d e r' sw eetheart, Hazel M iddleton.
s ealing autom obiles.
Two of the rued
o th e r plans were discussed. Miss Zipora Blum enfeld will in stru ct! Dow ning stre e t.
th e d em o n stratio n 'H IG H W A Y COMMISSION W ILL
i was ^ m e r l y an in te rio r d eco rato r.
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lads when cap tu red bad an aufom o- bpt th e OQe finally decided upon was the cast in the dancing. M arshall
The to ries say
SPEND * 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 ON ROADS in New Y()rk City Mrs Provost wiH RECALL RUMORS ARE R IFE
bile which they had stolen from \\ il- tQ giye frep w ater and free lights B arber has been chosen as stage is being staged “ by M oscow.” The
OYER KLAMATH COURT HOUSE
liam Luom a and tak e n for a joy ride. d u rin g (he niontbs wben th e m in i-: m an a<e r -
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¡se c u re th e serv ices ot a p ro fessio n al
dem o n stratio n followed Law ’s second
PORTLAND,
Nov.
22.__P
roposals:
to
teach
aesth
etic
and
in
te
rp
re
ta
tiv
e
1 hey w e ie in to x ic a te d a i tin tim e nuim aip o u n t
electricity as sup-i
~~
'
¡refusal to receive an unem ployed
_
dep u tatio n who sought prom ises of were received yesterday by th e sta te i dancm g, and will be assisted by Miss;
KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 22 -An
a n d inform ed th e officers they pro-
by tbg CaUforBia Orpgon Pow er FRENCH VOTERS DECIDE
highw
ay
com
m
ission
on
h
ig
h
w
a
y
;
Zipora
B
lum
enfeld,
who
is
a
t
the
,
appeal
to the suprem e court will be
c u re d th e liquor from George Mice, com pany was not used, and to give:
AGAINST EQ LA L SU FFR A G E relief in parliam ent,
¡w
ork
the
estim
ated
cost
of
which
is
Head
of
physical
education
in
th
e
'm
a
d
e
in
the case c f 'ra n k W ard, as
who has also been a rre ste d .
the electricity d u rin g the o th e r;
¡approxim ately $150,000. The prin- scbools- Miss W ard is a w ell-know nja taxpayer, against Kiam h county,
m onths at tb # c o s t at the su b -sta tio n ,'
PARIS, Nov. 22. E qual s u ifia g e
icipal project on which bids were op- teach er of piano and a pupil of Ma-, in which Judge Skipw ort
Eugene,
I NTERTAIN FR IEN D S AT
which is very generous of the city fo r F ran ce was killed th is a ftern o o n .,
ened
was
the
grading
of
a
one
m
ile
dam
Tracy-Y
oung.
Mrs.
S
hortridge
S
aturday
ruled
th
a
t
tbe
'1
stree*
NEW HOME IN BELLEV IEW dads, considering the fact th a t the when the sen ate defeated a bill
¡section of the Pacific highw ay be- *s one of tk e sw eetest singers, and stru c tu re is th e law ful one of K lam -
______
light d e p a rtm e n t has ru n several g ra n tin g votes to women.
I tween Oregon City and C an em ah .: Lhe Civic club is m ost appreciative a th ’s th ree court houses This L nc-
Mr. and Mrs. F red Homes en ter- thousand d o llars behind d u rin g the
This is a very heavy piece of con- of her addition to club program s, cording to Asa Fordyce, a m em b ■
; Returns from Albany—
tallied T uesday evening a t th e ir past five years.
stru
c tio n , involving the cu ttin g down S1,e will be assisted by Miss Leona of the county co urt an advocate of
few
ft. O. B u tterfield retu rn ed a
hom e south of the city, it being in
The A rm ory also asked for free
1 of the
bluff. The cost is estim ated M arsters, who is in terested in com- the Hot Springs stru c tu re ,
the form of opening th e ir recently lig h ts on account of the c o m p a n y . days ago from a trip to the n o rth ern
in the
neighborhood of $100,000. niuuity singing, and hopes to s ta r t
T here a re runic: o' a re c a ll o ’
com pleted m odern hom e.
having such h ard tim es, and in con- Pa rt of the 8 ta te - He .8t° PPed a° ^ .a
K lam ath county said it was ready an evening class for the pleasure of the county court to end the long con-
BOISE,
Idaho,
Nov.
22.—
H
arry
P ractically every citizen of Belle- sid eratio n of the fact th a t th e c o m -jfew days in Albany and atte n d ed t h e (
Price revival m eetings th a t a re in O rchard, notorious slay er of Cover-; to co-operate on the last link of The gettin g to g eth e r and singing really troversy over the final selection of
view tu rn e d out to spend the evening pany is now badly in need of , help, it.*
- - - - - Mr
-- B
_ utter- | nor F ra n k S teunenberg, of Idaho, D alles-C alifornia highw ay in ttie vi- good m usic.
¡n ro rres» a t th a t place
the court house,
as a guest of the Hom es fam ily, and was given the sam e concessions
m ee/ .ngg arc wag denjed a pardon to d ay . The cinity of F o rt K lam ath, and on th e ' No scale of prices for ren tin g th e
Ther D ougan, o r Main stre e t, build-
a very delig h tfu l tim e indeed was the club house, which will be c o n -’
the arm ory, which has board took final action on th e case gap of th e A shland-K lam ath F alls building has been determ ined.
The ing was declared
the legal com
had bv everv one present
sid erab le help to th e com pany.
bei“ S held in in e
“ “ »!
highw ay betw een Keno and the Jack- com m ittee is planning to m ake ren t- house in a decree handed down by
A delicious lunch was served d m -
The city a tto rn ey was in stru cte d a? e a tin g ^ paCity O^ abO^ „ 2i ° ^
i tOday
a 8p6C,al m eetinS '
son county boundary.
aJs balance expenses. Any club th a t Ju lg e Skipw ortb
of Eugene last
in " th e evening bv the hostess, as- to draw up a new ordinance and to tb a t a healing m eeting was le d la s t'
__________________
¡w
ish
to
use
th
e
building
reg
u
larly
,
week.
X d L T n u m b e i of the ladies
m ake certain changes in reg a rd to ^ i d a y n ig h t when it was estim ated STATES S H IP SUBSIDY
VITAL NEED O F
U. S. WORK ON STRAHORN ROAD
may pav ren t or by joining the Civic
The decree enjoined the county
Mr and Mrs. Homes have one of th e lim its of the fire zone in reg a rd ^ 0 0 peop!e were tu rn e d aw ay a fte r
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W ILL BE CONTINUED SOON club have free use of the building court from expending any fu rth e r
th e nicest su b u rb a n hom es in th is to F o u rth s tre e t, tak in g out of the the building had been ti d.
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for th e ir club m eetings, and a t th e sum s for com pletion of the Hot
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portion ,,r F o u rth n tro e .!» '“ « « « >»'“ ■
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TO K .O , Nov. _22. - K e rm „ Roose-
W.
E.
Bond,
su
p
erin
ten
d
en
t
of
the
sam e tim e enjoy th e a ttra c tio n s pro- Springs building, which was 40 per
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b p -in n ip p
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oiiov
a re being answ ered in Albany fully velt, here investigating shipping con
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su rp assed by but few 1,1 the e n tire beginning at the first^ a lle ^ s o u th of
Tuegd&y de. ; Oregon C alifornia and E asiern ra ii? Y id ed by tlie Civic. This a rra n g e m e n t cent com pleted a t a cost of $150
B s tre e t a n d _
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sta te .
If congress does not pass road, of K lam ath F alls, Tuesday let will enable the com m ittee to know 000, and orders th at tb e $150,000
F o u rth stre e t, and ru n n in g south t o ' m any w onderful healings have been d a re d :
¡the ship subsidy bill or restric tio n s a c o n tract to Seattle people for the ju st w hat incom e the club itself Beni included In the last tax levy 1
C. stre e t. 3 \ ’s section is all resi- w‘l ’^ ssedj -------------------------- -
th e ®
a r ” nQt re_ g rading and extension of the railro ad brings, and ren ta ls can be planned to used for com pletion of a jail in the
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YOUNG COUPLE UNITED AT
QV1KT XOOX.DAY W K I.M X fi'
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Miss Violet T. H erb ert, d a u g h te r
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. H erb ert, 1001
N orth Main s tre e t, becam e the bride
of Ronda N. Clianev at a quiet wed
ding th is noon at th e bonu o. t
b rid e 's p aren ts. Only th e in tim ate
fam ily w ere present.
The bridal
couple w ere atte n d ed by Mrs. Lil-
lia n
McC ta c k e n a n d
IL .lp h
B illin ts .
1 be Rev. J. S. C h a n e y o f f i c i a r .1 a t
the ceremony.
F o llo w in g a sh o rt w edding trip .
Mr. and Mrs. Chaney will tak e up
th e ir residence on Mr. C haney’s
ran c h , n o rth e a st of th e city.
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- th e A m erican flag will be
h" " off
" from its p resent term in u s a *‘
‘“ ’ " cover
“ r a r expenses.
“ Pe,,8M-
S t'" ly
*' V' " US" ’'
M“ '"
m oved,
t H » ilde-
Action on the W eed-K lam ath F a lls th e Pacific ocean w ithin 12 m onths.’’ brand to S prague river. This is said the first to ta k e advantage of th is st^ad of the Hot Springs building, as
ror the pro p erties to be rep aired as
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a rra n g e m e n t, th u s adding its sup- was proposed by the defendants.
b u i,dingg , nside thp f , rp zonp pannot road im provem ent question was tak-
up
by
th
e
Siskiyou
county
super-
N
ne
A
ttend
Baby
Clinic—-
construction
was
baited
by
th
e
w
ar.
p
ort to the upkeep of A shland's beau-
,
be constructed or
.
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visors
follow
ing
th
e
recen
t
confer-;
Miss
F
alld
in
e,
county
nurse,
held
The
railro
ad
was
begun
in
1918.
tifu
l
club
house
of
which
every
worn-
>
•
I
v.Qod
This will release these citi-
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«xu
on ie iu ctiv r»rnnd
WON BY SE A FA R E R S
U nder a co n tract w ith th e city of an is justly prouo.
xeng of tb jg portio n of the stre e t from ence in Y reka, which was a tte n d ed her re g u la r w eighing and m easuring
Nine K lam ath F alls the project m ust be
A p etition was signed and sent to
tbg restric tio n and it is hoped will by rep resen tativ es. A ccording to the m eeting S atu rd ay aftern o o n .
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. legal publication of proceedings pub- m others took ad v an tag e of th is op- com pleted as fa r as Sprague riv e r by the city council to r fiee w ater and
SEATTLE. Nov. 22. Heroic work
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nee e improv em en s. Hgbed jn thg Y reka jo u rn a l, th e su- p o rtu n ity . and Miss F alld in e felt it May 29. The c o n tra cto rs a re plan-, electricity for the Civic club build- by C aptain B eaton and the crew of
M ayor Lam kin
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0 80 pervisors o rdered a survey of th e was a p rofitable m eeting.
These ning on p u ttin g on a crew of nearly ing. The council granted generous .lie tug Sea M onarch, along with
W inburn had asked perm ission to road to d eterm in e the am o u n t of m eetings a re held th e th ird S a tu r- 300 men and ru sh th e work. The concessions, which a re ap preciated m asterly han d lin g of the disabled
buBd a b arn a f tbe hospital, and on
money needed for its im provem ent, day of each m onth, and m others a re c o n tract for th is section of the rail- by every club w om an, and because v e sse ls S tu a rt and Bcss.e Dollar,
m o (¡o n tb e n ia t t e r w a s refe rre d to
T his action is said to be the first urged to ¿.'^ il them selves of th is op- road calls for an expenditure of or th is courtesy and the g ran t of land saved both vessels in a heavy ga e.
th e sa n ita ry com m ittee to in vesti step necessary before th e gen eral p o rtu n ity .
A baby clinic will be $175,000.
on which the club house stan d s, th e The tu c hooked J i e v< ssi Is in tan
gate.
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Civic club will give a luncheon io th e dem and today is m aking good heud-
fund can be draw n upon.
held d u rin g the W in ter F a ir. An
The city reco rd er was directed to
Boost
w
ith
the
Belleview
B
oosters
m ayor and city council som etim e be- way ag ain st heavy seas and a high
nouncem ents will be m ade la te r re
wind.
fore Ja n u a ry 1.
for irrigation.
I Boost för the W inter Fair,
(C ontinued on P age 4)
garding it.
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