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ASHLAND CLIMATE, w u noui
the aid of medicine, cures nine
cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
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(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Vol.
CITY Y/AITS FOR
FIRST NUMBER
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E X C E L LE N T
PROGRAM
FISCAL BUDGET
FDR 1923 OVER
THREE BILLION
School E xhib it L arger Than Last
Y ear; M erchants B ooths W ill Be
lli A rm ory; Many D isplays, F ru it
anil V egetab les at. N atatoriuni.
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PR E SID E N T W ARNS
FU R T H E R SLASH ES W ILL
NOT RE ACCEPTABLE
I INK SPE A K E R S ASSURED
INCREASES ARE SHOWN
IN MANY DEPARTMENTS
U
1®
i -
COMING EVENTS
T hree
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w eeks u n til
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Xm as. •$>
<•> Shop now.
SENATE PLANS —
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<S>
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SDPPLY BILLS
<?.
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<B> SH IP
regressiv«' R epublicans and Dem o-
«rats to lx- A ddressed by P resi
dent ; Ix-ailers B elieve C heck-m ate
Of “ B lock ” W ill Be D ifficu lt.
I j
300
REPR ESEN TA TIV E
WOMEN OP SO. OREGON
PR ESEN T
HARDING W ILL SPEAK
AT TUESDAY SESSION
Public M onies S atisfactorily R e
duct d; N ew S ession B egun at Noon
Today; La F o lle tte B lock's B u t
ler’s N om ination; W ill Come Again
DEDICATION FOR
GLÜB BUILDING
HELD SATURDAY
NEARLY
SUBSIDY MAY BE SID E
TRACKED BY THE 07TH
CONGRESS
1
RETRENCHMENT POLICY
DECLARED BIG SUCCESS
' V-Y.t.
No. 78
NEW STEERING GEER
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D ecem ber 2 — E a ste rn S tar
1 <$• B azaar.
! <$> D ecem ber 2— F orm al open-
<S> ing Civic Club building.
<?> D ecem ber 5-8— W inter F air.
D ecem ber 16— S tew art Long,
<S> le c tu re r * Lyceum course.
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D ecem ber 22.— H igh school
<•> o p eretta, “ The C aptain of Ply-
CONGRESS
m o u th .”
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W IT H
ASH LAM ) PEO PLE
tid in g s
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1922
43)
HORSEWHIPPED, HE SUES
♦ MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- ♦
<$> vive three uonths in the rich ♦
<$> ozone at Ashland. The pure do-
m estic w ater helps.
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MAIN ADDRESSES MADE
BY LEADERS 4N STATE
3
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.— The final
session
of the 67th congress is under
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.— Ore
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j
way
today,
w ith progressive repttbli-
gon's budget appropriations, as
Miss Jennie N edicor, in stru c to r of cans and dem ocrats prepared to
recom m ended by th e president,
¡a rt a t the Oregon A g ricu ltu ral c o l-, ' au n c '1 a te rrific on slau g h t on th e.
to ta led $ 2 ,3 0 0 ,0 0 0 . T hey are:
lege, will give a talk on Jap an ese s,iip subsidy
’n the senate. Both
Indian sch ool, Salem , $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ;
cham
bers
will
ad
jo u rn today until , The autom atic r ’eering gear on the
B aker reclam ation project,, $5 0 0 , ; p rin ts a t the re g u la r m eeting of the
Civic
club
tom
orrow
aftern
o
o
n
,
a
t
tom
orrow
,
when
the
president is ex- Munargo, the first American passen-
OOO; U m atilla project, $ 9 0 0 ,0 0 0 ;
2:30
o’clock.
The
m
eeting
will
be
Pected
to
address
them
in a jo in t ’ ger ship to he so -quipped. This ap-
K lam ath, O iegon-C alifoi nia recla
preceded by a business session of the sessi° n -
' •
(p ara tu s docs away with the necessity
m ation project, $ 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
A dm in istrativ e spokesm en in the of a quarterm aster continually at the
I executive board.
The collection of p rin ts, originals sen ate aver th a t in a drive to force wheel in so far as keeping tlie ship
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.— P resi
upon her course goes. The Munargo
valued a t
supply bills th ro u g h before M arch
recently sailed to the West Indies and
dent H anding today tra n sm itte d the : and reproductions, are
m ore th an $600, and m any of t h e ] 4- they a re prepared to lay the sub- lhack w| t|, the mechanical devie
ice guld-
budget fo r the fiscal year beginning
p rin ts will be for sale. The ex h ib it, s’dy bill aside w henever it becomes | ¡ng her.
Ju ly 1, 1923, to congress. The bill
! has been shown at G ran ts Pass and necessary to tak e up one of them .
ag g reg ates
$3,078,940,000.
The
They believe it will be d ifficult to
p resid en t w arned congress th a t f u r M edford.
Business to come before the Civic I check-m ate the “ progressive bloc” in
th e r slashes will not be approved by
club a t th is tim e is the opening of a blocking the subsidy bill.
the a d m in istra tio n .
s
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A m ounts recom m ended for n a salvage shop, m aterial for which i
] now being solicited. T here will also , FIR ST CO PI H E R E OF
tional defense provide for an arm y
be a dish towel show er Tuesday f o r ,
NEW OREGON BOOK
of 12,000 officers and 125,000 en-'
m en, and a n a w of 8 6 ,0 0 * the benefit of the kitchen cuP board,l
listed
F irst copies of “ H om espun,” a
H arding said retren c h m en t and t e r r o n e is requested to bring
men.
o.
I h . Qrm t« ru o
•„ a hem m ed flour sack or reg u latio n book of poem s by Grace E. H all, O re-i
s.nce the arm istice has resu lted in
g0R new spaperw om an and
poet.
nnhHc°8t oniesS' aCt° ry redUCti° " ° f i ^A m oTg the la te s t gifts to th e Civic brought o u t hy Dodd’ Mead & C o '
Mrs. Ida, B. ('.-diahan ami M is. S aidie
Orr
Dunbar
Pr.ocipal
Speakers;
Miss ( liam liei lain P resen ted with
T oken from t'iuh M embers.
An excellent program of lectures
F orm al dedication of the Civic
for W in ter F a ir week has been a r
club building took place S aturday
ran g ed aside from the evening a d
aftern o o n , when some 250 ladies and
dresses. P ro fesso r H. C. Crosby, a
a few m en g ath ered in the a u d ito r
p o u ltry expert from O. A. C., and
'ib> .... .. Scbierlmann, mayor o f.
ium of the beau tifu l new club b uild
P ro fesso r Jam ison, of th e dairy de- Li^ertv, Kan., was taken by a band of ,
ing to show th eir appreciation for
p a rtn ien t of O. A. C , will discuss the nIinulske(| uien from his place of busi-
lhe earnesi endeavors of the ladies
and the he,
iven b o th e r„ in the
vario u s phases of th e ir d ifficu lt lines. ness !U ,i horsewhipped, because, they
F red A. W illiam s will speak W ed- told him, be was voicing opinions
in te rest of the com pletion of the
nesdav evening on the subject of against the Ku Klux Kian, and be-
building.
“ M odern T ra n sp o rta tio n .” This is a ™l!se be rented ’'is °Pera bouse to, a
Tw enty ladies of M edford and five
.. g , topic
• in
• ,u-
.
.
i candidate
in te re stin
th is day
of » travel
. ., for district judge , to , make
, ,
an anti Ku Klux Kian speech. He la
from G rants P ass showed th e ir a p
a n d new er m ethods of tra n sp o rta -j s u i ] t b e tov nship of Liberty for $10,-
preciation of the new s tru c tu re by
] .’XX> for the attack.
th e ir presence and were high in
Am ong Jackson county folks, P r o - ---------------------------------------- '
• th eir praise of the com pleteness of
fessor R eim er and C. C. C ate, county]
i th e club house.
a g e n t, a re expected to p a rticip a te in
I The d e d ic a to ry 'p ra y e r was offered
th e lectu re program , while Miss!
I by Rev. P. K. H am m ond president
Pool and Miss F alld in e, of the county !
of the A shland branch of the Red
s ta ff, will be present. It is also ex-]
Cross. This was followed by a vocal
pected th a t Miss F alld in e will con-j
solo, en titled “ To A H illtop,” by
d u c t a clinic for babies a t th e new •,
i Miss R oberta W ard, accom panied by
Civic club house a t least one day
i Mrs. J. C. Knapp.
d u rin g the week.
Mrs. Ida B. C allahan, president of
E xpert ju dges have been engaged
¡th e State F e d e ra tic .i of Clu’ •, deliv-
fo r the d iffe re n t d e p a rtm e n ts— B. F.
I : ered a short talk , praisin g the ladies
The
I session
f cnn~ e J c,ub building a re a handsom e m an- were received here to d ay '
K eeney, of Eugene, and H. E. Crosby,
of the com m unity for th e ir e ffo rts
The tle clock from ° - H Johnson, an
‘ H om espun” is entirely a nativ e.
£
FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.— Bo-
oi C orvallis, in the poultry depart
PORTI.AND, Dec. 4. -George H er-j flndA ® i ‘ ft a n to d X
tOday'
A m erican B eauty electric iron from book' its a u th o r’s w riting experience hem ian circles of San Fianci8Co are and th e generosity of the citizens of
m en t, and Mrs. J. H. Y earsley, of m an, an electrician, was killed, a n d 'ended a . “ j 50 a '
¡th e Jo rd a n E lectric sto re $25 fro m ' having a11 been gained in th is s ta te ' being tu rn e d upside down by detec- the com m unity, who ga - so freely
Oak Grove, for th e ra b b it d e p a rt Mrs. G eorgia W inship probably fa-1 neW i’eSS,On began a t nOOn'
and m ade the com pletion of the club
m ent. E nough e n trie s have already a!!
injured about m idnight, near]
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.— S en ato r Hr. Sw edenhurg, $20 w orth of ma _ .E u t because her poems have the tin- tives who are endeavoring to solve house a t th is tim e possible. A shland
been received from all over Oregon, H illsboro, when they endeavored t o ; La F o lle tte today blocked the con- te ria l from Mr. McGee, and a large usual com bination of clarity and the m ystery su rro u n d in g tlie death
is far m ore fo rtu n a te th an tlie peo
and as fa r as S eattle, to fill all the i ix a tow rope on th e ir ditched a auto.
firinnHnn
nt the
thp nnminntinn
llt0 -1 | firm
atio n of
nom ination of m irro r from the J. P. Dodge & Sons inental depth, («race E H a ll’s b o o k ; Of H arry B a ra tti song w riter and ple of the city realize, In a.s m uch
oney have is tu rn in g ,h e eyos of the litera ry professional pianist.
coops which were used last year, and \ passing m o to rist stru ck them down Pierce B utler, St. P au l, Minn., law- store. O
O ther
ther gifts
gifts of
of m
money
as th ere is only th re e o th er such
east to Oregon in an unusual way.
His p retty wife, a form er model
a force of w orkers have been busy all On the highw ay.
yer, for the U nited S tates suprem e been m ade and w .ll he listed a t a
C ritics suggest th a t lite ra tu re is and typist, m ain tain s the sam e buildings in the static, and none th a t
day c o n stru ctin g an e n tire new se ‘
i h o num ber of the d eath car w a s ! court
The nom ination died a u tc - la te r date.
excell the local building.
“ H om espun” j gphynx-like silence reg ard in g herself.
of exhibition pens for the rabbits, tak en and indicated it belonged t o ‘ m atically w ith the closing of the spe-
H ostesses for the day will be M is s :m oving
west,
and
In speaking of th ' activities of
, m akes a valid hid for Oregon.
i She m aintains it was a case of sui-
w hich will occupy the balcony of tlie F Gray, of P h ilo m ath , Or.
The cial session before noon.
P alm er and Mrs. Jarv is. Every worn
the ta te F ed eratio n , Mrs. C allahan
cide.
N a ta to riu m . extending
around th e {lriver of th e d e a th car said th a t th e
It m ust be sent to th e sen ate again aa ¡n A shland is invited to a t,e n d
took up the subject of scholarship
B a ra tti was sh o t th re e tim es.
e n ilre space of the two sw im m ing lights of passing autos blinded him , by P resid en t H arding when the last th is m eeting and th e re will be an op- D. A. R .’S O FFE R PRIZE
loan funds, sta tin g th a t th e re was
FOR PIO NEER HISTORY STORY
pools. E. O. Sm ith, of
A shland, is a;)ii ],e w as unable to see H erm an session of the 67th congress is actu - p o rtu n ity given to join the Civic
in ore th an $12,000 in the fund a t th e
in charge of th is work
and H. W. o r Mrs . W inship.
ally under way.
club.
present tim e, the g re a te r sh are of
EUGENE, Dec. 4.— In carrying out ■
F ra m e , of T alen t, will have charge:
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which is kept loaned out to girls who
i its established policy of em phasizing
of the poultry, while A. C. W a te r
lack money to com plete th e ir educa-
pioneer history, Lewis and C lark
PR E SBY , PRAISE MEETING
m an will u n d e rta k e th e care of the
,
tion,
which is to be paid back to the
c h a p te r of the D aughters of the
W ELL ATTENDED SUNDAY
ra b b it d ep artm en t.
fund
as
soon as the girls become self-
A m erican Revolution is planning to
The schools dep artm en t will he
supporting.
Over 300 young women
The praise m eeting of the M ission
offer prizes to school children of the
m uch la rg e r th an heretofore. Mrs.
have
been
helped
by th is fund, 20 of
ary society of th e P resb y terian j
sixth, -seventh and eighth grades for
A rth u r W ick is ch airm an of th is de
which num ber have been assisted in
church was well atte n d ed last even
stories based on personal interview’s
p a rtm e n t and will be assisted hv
! th e last few weeks.
ing.
Dr.
W
oods,
wife
and
th
re
e
sons
with pioneers. Two sets of prizes
Two luore ciiecks have been re-
tea c h e rs from th e schools. An in
In closing her address in relatio n
furnished tw-o beau tifu l orch estra i
will he given, one to children of t h e , cejved
office of the A shland
te re s tin g fea tu re will he an actu al
to
the activities of the sta te fed e ra
num bers.
Mrs. W illiam H ardy, or A shland city schools and one to children o f , Oaily Tidings for the A m bulance
d e m o n stra tio n of the dom estic de-
Jn iiu E. Foss, Civil w ar veteran
tion,
Mrs. C allahan said, “ O ur p u r
The anthem by the choir, ‘ I think s tre e t, passed quietly away Sunday ] the country schools
The sto ries, lundi o . A. P aulserud and J. P.
p a rtn ie n t, Mrs. Selma Gray says the and pioneer of O regon, died a t his
pose
is
to m ake th is county stro n g er,
a r t dep artm en t will be twice as larg e home in A shland Decem ber 2, a t the when I read th a t sw eet story of old.” evening. A lthough she had been d e -im u s t be in the hands of the Judging Dodge & Sons having tu rn ed in the to m ake Oregon stro n g er, and to
I cash for th e ir contribution.
a s last year and th a t each exhibitor age of 80 years, 10 m onths and 10 was m ost effective, and Mrs. A ngell’s d in in g in health for som e tim e, her com m ittee by F e b ru ary 1.
m ake this nation the stro n g est and
i
address
on
“
W
hat
sh
all
I
ren
d
e
r
unto
death
cam
e
as
a
shock,
for
she
had
The fund is grow ing slowly but
w ill be lim ited to two articles in each d ays. H e was born a t F ra n k lin ,
best
in the w orld.”
God for all His benefits to m e? I walked to the home of her d a u g h te r |
surely, and the com m unity am bu-
class.
V erm ont, J a n u a ry 22, 1842, com ing
WINTON W . COLE AND
A
vocal solo by Mrs. J. C. Knapp,
¡will tak e th e cup of sa lv a tio n .” She for d inner on T hanksgiving day. Mrs.
lance will be a th in g of fact and not
The A shland greenhouses a re ex- to Oregon in the early ’50s,
MABEL HUM PHREY MARRY
of G rants Pass, who is in stru c to r in
developed the th o u g h t of to whom ¡H ardy was born in Steuben county,
of fancy in the n ear fu tu re.
pected to display this season’s w ares t u n in g the Civil w ar he served as
voice a t the A shland C onservatory of
in most a ttra c tiv e m an n er and t' is is a gergean in the F irs t Oregon in - ! sb a ^
(sh e the cup, and why, a n d ,N e w York, ab o u t 76 years ago, and
C ontributions to date, money de
W inton
Cole and Miss Mabel
Music, was next on li e program .
enough to g u a ra n te e the best oral fan try . F u n e ral services will be held bow> illu m in a tin g her them e w ith was the m other of Jam es H. and T.
posited to the A m bulance F und, a re : '
Mrs. Saidie O rr D unbar, who has
display possible.
at th e T alent M ethodist church, a t 2 1 m any in u s t ra tl0 n s-
F. Doran. The rem ains are being
. ¡A shland Daily T i d in g s .................$100
3 M ethodist parsonage S aturday
charge of the dep artm en t >1 public
The above exhibits w ith m any of o ’clock Tuesday aftern o o n , w ith in - 1 A g reat stu d e n t of w orld a ffa irs) held a t the Stock u n d e rta k in g par
as
tri-
i
,
ening a t 8 o clock, by Re\
w elfare of th e federated c lu ’ •, spoke
as a a a tri
tri iors
pending the a rriv al of a grand-
.. .
...
Dr. George
Ja rv is ........................ 100
rge
th e m e rc h a n ts’ booths will he sho rn tern ien t in W agner Creek cem etery. i sees the w orld conditions . „ as
„
b
Chaney, M ethodist m inister.
°
.
. tim . e along tlie subject of
for
a . sh o rt
son V ernor D oran, and a grand-
,
in the A rm ory, w hile some of th e Rev. M, M. Reid will conduct the an gle; e ith e r it will soon ■ De a west-
___
The young couple came here re- Dr. W ood ........................................ 100 health education
In opening her
te rn m odernized heathendom , or a d a u g h te r Mrs. C. C. Cole, of Oak-
o
, zx
«
J. P. Dodge & Sons ...................... 100
best displays will be in the big halt services,
a
„ „«„«a ,
. _ ...
cently from Springfield, Or., since
talk
,
Mrs.
D
unbar
said,
‘ I cam e here
B ert L. Moses ...............................
50
of the Nat. H ere th e fru its, vege-
He is survived
his wife and l‘a »anized C hristendom , o r a saved land> Calif
which tim e Mr. Cole lias been in the O,
A. P a u l s e r u d ............................. 25 m ore for th e real joy of beillg ” re s'
, „
» m il
. w orld. W hich it shall be depends
Though born in the extrem e east- , employ of the S outhern Pacific,
tab le s and dom estic d e p a rtm e n ts will one son, E E.
Foss, ot T alent, and
„
. t
•
ie est a t the dedicai ion of this b eauti-
hold sway with the tem p tin g « rra y one dan h er. Mrs. W elborn B eeson,! upon you and me who have th e w ord ern p a rt of the country, Mrs. H ardy
Io
| They have a rra n g e d for a p a rt C. L. Loom is .................................
ful building th an of raying a n y th in g
of canned goods, and Its com petitive o ' A shland, ami th re e grand-chil-] of God. The responsibility is o u rs wag o£ pioneer in stin cts, and moved m ents on Vista stre e t, w here they ' W. S. D e P e a u .................................
but
myseH
” In speaking fu rth e r of th e
w
h
eth
er
we
face
it
or
not.
■ O ther co n trib u to rs, declared
to the fro n tie r, then in M innesota. will be a t home to th e ir friends.
exhibits of cooking. The w holesale dren. M ildred, Lewis and Clyde Bee-1
activities
in which she is greatly in-
Miss M argaret McCoy, president of L ater, the call of tlie west was heard
| not yet paid, are H. G. E nders Sr.,
houses will have th e ir booths and son.
$100
and
te
re
s
te
d
-
sbe
asked th a t every e ffo rt
th e C hristian E ndeavor; Mrs. F red and gjjg and h er husband cam e to
| $100; Dr. Sw edenhurg,
d isplays, and th e d em o n strato rs, io-
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H
c.c
fo
r
C
on/erencc—•
he
put
fo
rth
to tak e adv an tag e of
W ilson, p resident of the G uild; Mrs.
northw est. She had been a resi-i
i the M urphy E lectiic com pany, $i
cal feed stores, fru it and produce a s CALIPORNIA MAYOR i \
A.
D
anford,
of
Eugene,
Rev.
th
e
cripple
child
law for which th e
JA IL I O R BOOTLEGGING J- R °3S- president of the W o m e n s d en t of A shland for the past 15
so ciations, A shland cream ery, can
d istric t su p e rin te n d e n t of the M eth-j
federated clubs were responsible. She
years.
n ery etc., will exhibit.
The bi
¡odist conference, arriv ed in the city ANOTHER GOLD STRIKE IS
i fu rth e r stated th a t the com m unity
( RESNO, Calif», Dec. 4.— The kin, vice-president, all had p a rt in
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pum pkins and squashes and the red
R
EPO
R
TED
FROM
YREKA
building like the one th a t A shland
th
is
m
orning
and
w
1
1
hold
the
first
The offering goes to OREGON CAVES MAY HAVE
cheeked and golden apples will vie Fresno county jail will be the u n o f-lth e service.
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j now has, gives g re a te r o p p o rtu n ity
ficial “ city h a ll” of F ireb au g h , Calif., gospel w ork of the W om en’s Board.
HOTEL BUILT IN F l'T U R F duarteidy con(erence ° ( (be year a t
w ith each o th er for the prizes.
YREKA,- Calif., Dec. 4. W hat is j o r pu|jj{c w elfare work by th e ladies
the M ethodist church tonight.
for
the
next
60
days.
Max
K
n
lttle.j
One of the m ost in te restin g ex-
■ reg ard ed by old tim e m iners as an
£be com m unity. She sta te d th a t
liibits last y ear was th a t of w aterfow l m£E-’or °- (be town having tak en upj
PORTLAND, Dec. 4.— As a resu lt
I
im p o rtan t gold strik e, was revealed
tbe dedjcation of th e building was
of the trem endous num bers of m otor
in the big Nat pool, and it is expect- bis g ¡ dene»' in «he county bastile
: here last week when T. C. Q uinn
b er sbe w oujd dedicate it to
to u rists visiting th e Oregon caves of
<-d an even m ore in te restin g exhibit *-or Hta! period. He was c o n v ic te d ,
| b ro u g h t in several specim ens of ote
education and h ealth of th e coni-
th e Siskiyou n atio n al forest, w h ic h 1
l.iay be had th is year, especially if on • charge of bootlegging,
j taken from th e Rainbow m ine n ear m unRy and oj so u th ern Oregon.
followed th e opening last season of
th e b eau tifu l sw ans from the citv
Hi ! ‘:C Eleantim e, the F irebaugh
H aw kinsville, which lie is w ork.ng.
Miss M arie E. F alldine was then
town
fath
ers
have
sta
rte
d
on
a
clean-
autom
obile roads th ere, F red C leaior
p a rk m ay be b ro u g h t down.
The sam ples b rought in were of gal- cajjed
Hje p]a tform by Miss Cham -
ttp foliowing th e passage of a “ little ,
of th e O regon office of lands left
ena persuasion and a re peppeted w ith b e rja in president of th e Civic club
V olstead” act.
_________
P o rtla n d last n ight to see about u ti
i free gold, sotae spots as h u g e as a ;in(| wag p resented with a key to the
COPCO DESIRES TO SELL
lization of sta te lands in th a t region
m an ’s thum b, and rich in sulphides buHd j,lg and (Ojd to m ake use of it
$.500,000 WORTH OF STOCK W EATH ER OUTLOOK FOR W EEK
F u n e ral services will be held from __________________________
for recreatio n al purposes. ___
His work
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
4.—
The
fed-
of
a £ °od color.
a t any tim e
found occasion. She
I the Stock u n d e rta k in g p arlo rs for will be m ainly th e detailed plo ttin g
SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 4 — The
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. W’e a th e r Miss Grace Cum m ons, d a u g h te r of of sites su itable for a proposed r e -ie ra l governm ent is pow erless to pro-
responded and sta te d th a t she hoped
the building would resu lt in a b e tte r
C alifornia-O regon Pow er com pany, prospects for the period of D •eeember
ecem ber (Mrs. N. M. Cum m ons, Tuesday m orn- so rt hotel, which several in te rested ceed against the Ku Klux K ian, At- En tert a. ns W. ( . I. ( • —
Mrs. C. W. F raley , of M ountain ni an hood and w om anhood for the
serving so u th ern Oregon and the Cal- 4 to 9, inclusive, a re forecast as fo l-‘ ing at 11 o'clock. She was an Ash- c ap italists desire to erect. It is ex- (orney G eneral D augherty stated in
Rev.
ifo rn ia counties of Siskiyou, Shasta low -
I land girl born here in 1905, and had pected th a t a fla t eight m iles from a le tte r addressed to S enator W alsh, avenue, en te rta in ed the W. C. T. 1 . people of Jackson county,
and T rinity, has requested a u th o riza-
PaciT c Coast
S tates— G enerally been in Chico, C alif., for th e past the caves b u t easily accessible, will of M assachusetts.
ladies last week in a very hospitaole H am m ond, p resid en t of the
local
»ion of th e sta te railroad com m ission fair w e a th er in C alifornia; un settled two weeks, her death occurring th ere be selected.
sa >’s (b at evidence g ath ered of m anner. The usual business m eet- unjt of tb e Red c ro ss, was next
to issue and sell $500.000 of its pre- w eath er and occasional rain in W ash- ¡on Decem ber 1.
‘
] Evidence of the popularity of the ta r and fea th er p arties, a ssau lts and ing was held a fte r which dainty re- called to the front> and he was also
ferred stock to net no less th an $95 ington an d O regon; norm al tem per-
Besides h e r m other, she leaves one caves was given d u rin g th e la st sea- o th e r crim es, “ come w ithin the police freshm ents w ere served by the host- p resented w ith a key and told th a t
:■ share.
a tu re s.
(b ro th e r and two sisters in A shland, son when as soon as the autom obile powers of th e several s t a t e s ” “ l o u ess. The next m e etin g w ill he held a room k ad been set aside tot the
The proceeds arc to he used in
N orthern Rocky M ountain and a n d a n o th e r siste r in M innesota.
roads w ere com pleted th e seasonal m ay rest assured th e federal govern- a t th e Riley home in the north p a rt u8e of tk e Red Cross, which it was
ad d itio n s and b e tterm en ts for iis P la te a u
Regions — G enerally
fair -
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a a tte
n c c e e jum
ium nad
tte n n d d a an
ped from
from 1100 to m ent will prosecute any offense over of tow n, to which all ladies are wel-
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1
(w hich it has ju risd ic tio n ,” he added, come to a tte n d .
p la n t.
w eather and norm al tem p e ra tu re .
m ore th an 10,000.
1 A want ad will Mil IL
t,on-
CIVIL HAS VETERAN
DLLS DECEMBER 2
CALLED Bï GEALH
LOCAL GIRL DIES
STALES TO SETTLE