♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, witnout <5
the aid of medicine, cures nine ®
€> cases out of ten of asthma.-
This is a proven.fact.
®
A shland D aily tidings
& MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- ♦
<S> vive three nonths in the rich ♦
ozone at Ashland. The pure do- *
®> mestic water helps.
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(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922
4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43)
No. 82
ASTORIA THREATENED BY CONFLAGRATION
FIRE STARTS IN RESTAURANT AT EARLY
ALE BUILDINGS IN
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COMING EVENTS
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17 DAYS UNTIL CHR1ST-
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Decem ber 5-8— W inter F air.
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D ecem ber 16— S tew art Long,
®> le c tu re r Lyceum course.
!<§> - D ecem ber 22.— High school
1®> operetta, “ The C aptain of Ply-
i®> m o u th .’’
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D ecem ber 25, Monday —
|®> C hristm as Day.
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FINAL NUMBER
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TILTONVILLE. O„ Dec. 8.— ®>
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The town council has passed a •
curfew ordinance, which pro- ®>
vides th a t youngsters who are X
not off th e stre e ts by 8:30 p. m. X
may be fined from $1 to $10. X
The village fire dep artm en t may <4 ;
X in stall a siren to serve as a fire *
!®> alarm , and also as a curfew .
X
DISMISSES IDEA THAT GOVERN
HOOD RIVER FOWL GIVEN FIRST
MENT OWNERSHIP PROVED
PRIZE AT POULTRY
FINE PROGRAM BROADCAST
PRACTICAL
SHOW
FROM K. F. A. V. TONIGHT
27 business blocks destroyed with loss estimated at $15,000,000
Fire worst in history of entire Northwest; High wind, low
pressure and bursting main hinder work;
F^ortland gives aid.
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MEETING OF GOVERNORS
FRANK B' RILEY TO
! An excellent program arra n g e d by
j £ BEING CONSIDERED
SPEAK AT ARMORY W illiam Isaacs, will he broadcast
L
¡from station K. F. A. ¥ ., a t the fair- Pl. ^ idvnt to AsU n o s e r Co. <
ioI1
ted L ectu rer Expected to A ttra c t
L arg e Crow d T o n ig h t; C arnival
Spivit to P rev ail; A w ards A rc
M ade f o r E xhibits in School Dept.
grounds, and radio fans from Mexico
For Enforcem ent, of l^aws o f the
to C anada will be given an opportun-
N ation; P resen t Conditions Char-
itv to listen to some of M edford’s
Hcterlved as “ N ationw ide S candal.*’
m usical talent.
A sim ilar program will be broad-
WASHINGTON, Deq. 8.— in a vig-
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I
Ju d g in g for the Southern Oregon cast som etim e in Ja n u ary , according orous m essage, h ittin g s tra ig h t from
ASTORIA, Dec. 8.— Two hundred pieces of a p p a ra tu s and m uch hose; m ent sto re, the W estern Union a n d )
One of the long established clubs P oultry show was com pleted T h u is- to Mr. V irgin, of V irgin’s radio serv- the Shoulder, P resident H arding ad-
business firn ts a re destroyed and to the scene.
*
¡P o sta l T elegraph offices, n e w s p a p e r in the city, tin» A shland Study club, day, iirs t prize for the best bird en ice, who is deligh’ed th a t the a rtists dressed a joint session of congress
dam age estim ated at from $10,000.-
N orris Staples, ow ner of the F ord offices of the A storia B udget and th e has been the first to avail itself of terp d going to a w hite Plym outh have volunteered th e ir services.
dealing with the railroad situ atio n ,
The personnel follows:
000 to $15,000,000 reported as a re- garage, and president of the Bank M orning A storian, the A storia N a -jth e opportunity to fo re g a th e r in the Kook pullet owned by Bert Senter, of
a g ric u ltu ra l relief and prohibiton.
R uth W arner-—Sbprano.
He suggested the advisability of a d
su it of a d is a s tro u s fire which swept of Com m erce, died of. h e a rt failu re in tional bank th e Palace re s ta u ra n t, heau tifu l new com m unity club house. Hood River. More th an 500 fowls
W illiam F. Isaacs— B aritone.
ju stin g the railw ay labor board and
A storia today. The fire s ta rte d sud- his hu rry to save m any of th e auto- the A m erican Railw ay Express office Being one of th e pioneer organiza- w ere displayed in the 200 pens. Oth-
W. C arlton Ja n es—-Violin.
th e tra n sfe r of its functions to the
denly in the Thiel Bros, re s ta u ra n t m obiles in his place o f business, and num erous o th e r business firm s. tiong of the city, it is extrem ely fit- ers wbo received aw ards were A lbert
A ccom panists— Mrs. C arlton Janes in te rsta te
F irs t re p o rts from A storia gave ting th a t this should be the appoint- L,arson and wife, C arlto n , Or., w ith
com m erce
com m ission
ab o u t 7:30 o’clock, and im m e d ia te ly ! G uests at the W einhardt-A qtoria ho-
a pen of 50 birds, w hile E. R. S tro n g -¡an d Mrs. George Andrews,
th rough the addition of new m em
jum ped to a d jo in in g buildings and tel were forced to flee from the th e burned area as being bounded ed place of m eeting.
quist, B eaverton, and M. M. Lower, I
sw ept the h e a rt of the business s e c -, burning stru c tu re , ta k in g to th e w in d ! by A storia, D uane, N inth and F our-
bers.
Could our fo reb ears of the m id-
„ ¡ „ . . J / / ’ /» -•” <
l y , mu. ,
G aston, w ere stro n g contenders. ,
He dism issed the idea of govern
tion.
Tw enty-seven city blocks in swept stre e ts in scanty a ttire . A s lte e n th stre e ts, but la te r word from n in eteen th century, who first looked
.
m ent operation as having failed and
th is area a re reported to have been far as is know n no lives have been the seaport city increased this area, upon th is valley in its virgin s ta t e ,! “ The q u ality of all poultry was ]
I im practical. He said railro ad strik es
wiped out by the flam es, which are lost. The hotel has been com pletely;
This is the second serious fire to have jjre-visioned some of the won high, especially in the b arfed Ply-1
m
outh
Rocks
and
Rhode
Island
I'
! should be prohibited by law and en-
also jeo p ard izin g several of th e gu tted by the fire.
visit A storia recently, a sh o rt tim e derful
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=... ..............
...... tran sfo rm -
changes
th a t have
docks.
Among the chief business houses ago a saw m ill being destroyed a t an ed its rugged u n tried beatflv into the R eds’ declared B X . Keeney of E n
; dorsed a living wage fo r railw ay
in an effo rt to check th e progress destroyed by the co n flagration a re
estim ated loss of $1,000,000.
A rcadia the succeeding g e n e ra tjo n g i Pen e> beiore re tu rn in S t° (he W iliam-^
! w orkers.
of the co n flag ratio n , firem en dyna- th e Bank of Com m erce, the M ason-!
PORTLAND, Dec. 8.— The Red now enjoy, they would have tho u g h t ■ e tte valley tow n- The e n tire exhihi-j
H arding ch aractarized present law
m ited m uch v aluable property. W ork E hrm an e stab lish m en t, a th ree-sto ry Cross, th e city of P o rtlan d , and all they “ builded b e tte r than t h e y '1’0” *S excel!ent for a fair 01 tbls
enforcem ent as a “ nationw ide scan
I kind. Had the fact been published
d a l,” and the “ m ost dem oralizing
of fighting the flam es was reta rd e d hotel, the W einhardt-A storia h o te l,! business agencies here have volun- knew .’’.
EUGENE, Dec. 8.— Mr. and Mrs. factor in our national 1 fe.” He an-
by a high wind, low w ater pressure the F a rr D rug com pany, the Boston teered aid to A storians in w hat is;
Onp of {he forem ost nie‘n ibers of I th a t no restrictio n s had been placed
exhibitors
and b u rstin g m ains. The P o rtlan d C lothing com pany, the A storia H ard- easily the w orst catastro p h e and fire tbe c]u)j Mrg ^¡¡ce A pplegate Piel ' S to
'° com
com petition,
petltlon' ex“
ihitors from
Horn Jam es C hurch, burned n the fire nounced his intention of sum m oning
fire dep artm en t has rushed several w are com pany, the Beehive D epart-; in the h istory of the northw est.
' , H
o
»1 a / tl’6 e,ltire sta te would have flooded follow ing a gasoline explosion which governors in a confer, nee a t W ash-
is tlie d a u „ h te i of one of the hard., the fair with all kinds of poultry, proved fatal to six children and th e .in g to n soon Io discuss the problem
hrftvari tbn
° get a stric te r observance 1 of the
, nmilPPl'c
p io n e tis uvbn
who braved
the bardonino
h a id sn ip s The tu rk ey s are the finest I h a v e ) m oth e r of th ree, were still in a criti- and
MALTA t O M M ANDERV KNIGHT
■°
'e . .
,
, gon> and |11S ever seen, and the cash aw ards were cai condition today.
Mrs. C h u rc h ’ law bv a closer co-operation of sta te
TEM PLARS ELECT O FFICERS
| nam e is ' w rit in large le tte rs in t h e ' m o s f generous.
may die, though h er husband has an ; and federal officers.
i
iea ily history of so u th ern Oregon.)
Nearly as m any rab b its were ex- j excellent chance to live
He also endorsed the im m ediate
The reg u la r m eeting of th e K n ig h t I
The g ra n d fa th e r o f Mrs. Piel was i n ) hiblted here as a t the Pacific In te r- ) _ ---------------------------------
need of- credit to farm ers th ro u g h
T em plars was held in Masonic hall ■
the first em igrant tra in whose final national Livestock exposition in band
W ednesday n ig h t, and th e an nual
beginning a little past 7 1 the n a tio n ’s financial system s, and
destin atio n was th is valley.
i P o rtla n d , according to Mrs. E. R. o’clock. The speaker of the evening recom m ended
election of officers was held, result-)
two
co n stitutional
In the year 1896, a th o u g h tfu li Y earsley, of Oak Grove, Or., judge will be F ra n k Branch Riley on the am endm ents the child labor am end
ing in the follow ing k n ig h ts being;
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band of men and women, seekers for this d ep artm en t. The Flem ish ‘L u r / o f the c / a t N o r th w U t” M r m ent and one prohibiting the issu
chosen to m anage the a ffa irs of the)
SALEM, Dec. 8.— The Pom padour am id classical lore, organized a G iants and New Zealand breeds w e r e , Riley comes with an excellent repu- ance of tax free securities by states
lodge for the com ing year.
Dr. F. H. Johnson, of A sh lan d ,| Miners»! Springs com pany of Ashland Shakespearian club under the able the stro n g est. J. F. Sm ith, of P o ri- ta tio n and a large crowd ig expect
and m unicipalities which has tied up
em inent com m ander; W. H. McGow-) has f‘led w ith the sta te engineering i tu to rsh ip of P rofessor Irving Vining, j land, with a w hite Flem ish senior ed tQ a tte n d the closing num ber of $18,000,000,000 on which the gov
M edford, generalissim o; H. C. d e p a rtm e n t an im plication for an- A fter five years of research along buck, was aw arded first for the bestj the W inter F a ir
Follow ing the e rn m e n t gets no tax. ’
M ount A shland c h a p te r of the D. an o
A R will again offer prizes to the S parr, of A shland, cap tain g en eral; : th o rity
a p p ro p riate w ater from these lines, the w ork of the club) ra b b it on display. Hal E. O sb o rn e ,! c,oge of the addreS8, th e rem ain d er
school children stu dying American « ’«"n F abrick, of M edford, senior j springs for a dom estic supply in lapsed— to he reorganized in Octo- . of P o rtla n d , en tered th e best Check- o{ the evening will be devoted to
history and to the high school stu - w arden; 1). H. Jackson, of A sh la n d ,) Jackson county a t an estim ated cost) her 1901, under the nam e of the ered G iant senior buck, w hile The dancing, a carnival atm osphere he-
d en ts for a patrio tic essay declaim ed Junior w arden; C. H. V anpel, of
^8000.
| “A^ ,and
VieJ ^ ading C ircle.” i Sun Gold H utches, of T alen t, tied ing planned
A
shland,
tre
a
s
u
re
r;
W
illiam
Day,
of
The
H
artm
an
Syndicate
of
the
Pa-j
The
club
m
em
bership was lim ited w ith C aptain H eller, of V ancouver,;
The j udging of the school ex h ibits'
on W ashington’s birthday.
A shland, recorder.
cific Coast, also located a t A sh la n d ,; to 20 women. -T he follow ing year W ash., for the best exhibit of one was done by Mrg o W inter, Mrs.
Prizes in the grades will be books,
__________________
has filed w ith the d e p a rtm e n t an a p - ' the nam e was changed to the “ Ash- breed.
Em il Peil and Miss Mabel Russel,
th e firs t one costing $5, and the sec
plication for a u th o rity to co n stru ct land Study C lub.” u n d er which, nam e
Sw eepstakes for the best exhibi-1 and re su Red ¡n tbe follow ing a w a r d s - )
ond prize costing $2.50. These will CANALIZATION IS DECLARED
a reservoir and to ap p ro p riate the the club reta in s its entity.
tion of fru its and nu ts from one or-
F irs t-g ra d e — F irst, F ra n k B illings,
be presented to the two pupils hav-j
PANACEA FOR HOOD RIVER
¡stored w ater for dom estic and m anu-
The first president of th e Ashland chard went to A lbert Johnson, of and Oliver Ludlow ju n io r h ig h ' sec-
ing the highest stan d in g in A nieri-i
Before a fa c tu rin 8 purposes in Jackson county Study club and one of its c h a rte r Ashland w ith A. F. G ear, also o f , ond p o rtia Conover, ju n io r high;
F o r the purpose of testin g all
can history for th is sem ester's w ork, j HOOD RIV ER, Dec. 8.
a t an estim ated cost of $7500. The m em bers was Mrs. E. V. C arter, who A shland, second.
O utside of the t b jrd F red rick a Hile H aw thorne,
; dairy cows in this vicinitji Dr. G. D.
These prizefe will also he offered rep re sen ta tiv e m eeting of fru it grow-
Second g r a d e
F irst, M alcolm ' Bishop, federal tuberculosis tester.
next sem ester and a re based entirely ers and a num ber of resid en ts of this w ater will be tak en from springs still holds her association with the county products, very little fru it was!
trib u ta ry to A ntelope creek.
i club.
The first secretary , also a exhibited.
¡Meyer, ju n io r high; second, M ark will be in A shland the rem ain d er of
city, Joseph N. T eal, in a sh o rt ad-
upon the m ark s attain ed .
¡c
h
a
rte
r
m
em
ber
and
still
active
in
The
high
school
o
rch
estra
and
high
Koebie r( ju n io r high; th ird , La V e rn jth is week and all of the one follow-
High school stu d e n ts may w rite dress, b ro u g h t before Hood River!
‘ th e club, was Mrs. ,H L. Sayles, school gletKclub, u n d er the direction I K eljey> ju n io r high.
'
ing. He will m ake h s official head-
upon any one of the five following the im portance of the developm ent G. A. R. POST OFFICIATES
, O ther residents of A shland a t one of Miss Leona M arsters, gave an ex
T hird grade— F irst, Ju n e Aikens, q u a rte rs a t the Hotel A shland.
su b jects: T heodore Roosevelt— the and utilizatio n of the C o lu m b ia( Aqp pvN ER A L OF JAMES LOWE
tim e active in the early days of the cellent program T hursday evening. H aw thorne; second, Raym ond T ut-
F a rm e rs and dairy ow ners are ad-
g re a t A m erican; The S pirit of Ore- liv e r as a m eans of tra n sp o rta tio n ;
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organization,
are
Mrs.
George
E
u
-)P
ro
f.
G
reenleaf,
Rogue
River
enter-
tle
H
aw
thorne;
th
ird
,
Doreen
Lever-
vised
to have th eir cows tested at
gon; George Rogers C lark and his and source of pow er and irr ig a tio n /
The funeral services for Jam es hanks, Mrs. G. S. B u tler and Mrs tain e r, was introduced by S u p e rin -! ette, ju n io r high.
¡his
tim
e, a m inim um c h a rg e of 25
E xpedition; M aking Some Island He co n trasted th e developm ent ^ 1 - Lowe w ere heW a t th e B apti8t church J a n e t Mowgt
ten d en t G. A. Brisco? and delivered
F
o
u
rth
grade—
F
irst,
Dorence
Ru-
cents
a
head being charged. If the
Am erican in Spirit, and Am erican low .ng the utilization of the R hine T hurgday aftern 0 0 n a t 2 :3 0 o’clock,
»uy a u u m e ouu vauai
w or^
c^ub !Or
y e a r s .th e address of the evening. A fter ge r, j Un;or high; second, H u ili Car- testin g is not done a t th is tim e, and
U nrest. Its Cause and Cure.
river in G erm any and th e Soo canal
Lakes region w ith the Iand WCre conducted by Rev' M iller; 1922 and 1923 is along sim ilar lines the re g u la r program Carl H. Love- ter> ju n io r high; th ird Velma Hall, an inspector has to be brought to
E ssavs a re to be about 1000 w ords in the G reat
.
. ..
-and th e local G. A. R. post, of which to those of the original organiza-i land created a g rea t am ount of in-
¡,¡«,1,
f i1f> P i v th P c o s t w ill ip a c ii a n n i n r i -
in len g th , and a re to be ty p ew ritten s ta g n a n t condition of shipping on .
.
' .
, Junior high.
tne c.ty, tne cost win ieacn appioxi-
11
6 •
.
. he was a m em ber.
tion— an intensive study of th re e of tere st bv a duet w ith a Brunsw ick
rh a rtn ttP
I p M «™
ma.'plv S is •> h a u l
Cows found
mid handed in bv the tim e set bv the C olum bia betw een P o rtla n d and
. . .
.
..
, ,,
h ltth gra(*e— C h arlo tte ceeoom , m a e iy
a ne ■
to w s lounn
Mr. Lowe leaves his wife and th re e
S h ak esp eare’s plays, and
Scenic talk in g m achine, playing a saxophone ju n jo r high; second F rances H ardy, tu b erc u la r can be shipped to P o rt-
S u p erin ten d en t G. A. Briscoe. These Hie upper reaches,
sons to m ourn his d e p a rtu re ; Mrs.
A m erica.*
, solo accom panied on th e phonograph. H aw thorne; t h i r d /M a d g e M arian, land, w here the ow ner will receive a
essays will be su m hitted to the com-
He contended th a t m uch of the
Mary Lowe, of A shland; W illiam
Officers for th e c u rre n t y e a r a re ; 1 A nnouncem ent of the prize win- H aw thorne
m inim um am ount of $50 for each
m ittee on patrio tic education, of Mt d e sert country of e a ste rn Oregon and
Lowe,
of
Lincoln
Neb.;
W
alter
L.
Mrs.
V.
V.
Mills,
presid
en
t;
Mrs.
E
.in
in
g
windows
and
m
erc
h
an
ts’
booths
A s h la n d c h a n t e r D A R who will W ashington which lies in th e Colum- ±J° We’
u in co * % weD ’ w a ‘ie r
M rs- *• v - MU*8’ P resioent; .virs. K.in ,n g w innow s a n a m erenam s n o o r a s
g i x t h B_ F i r s t i J o e H all, Haw- cow. the paym ent being m ade from a
»a, i.
h O j iU
basjn inight bp m ade (o Lowe, of ea ste rn Oregon, and George A. W oods, vice-president; Mrs. Ar- will be m ade th is evening. Special th o rn e ; 8ecOnd, E unice H ager, ju n io r fund provided for by the co-opera-
select th e six best,
C. Lowe, of S tites, Idaho.
th u r G. Adam s, secretary.
¡m usic will be furnished by the city high; th¡rd
WHliam Bow eim an, tion of the governm ent and the state.
m em orized by th e a u th o rs and de su p p o rt th o u san d s of fam ilies, if
H aw thorne.
claim ed at a public program to be onb' the river were m ade navigable
Sixth A— F irst, M adeline S te v en s/
given a t the high school on or about
■
H aw thorne; second, Billy W ilson,
F e b ru a ry 22.
ju
n io r high; th ird , Lee Boyd, H aw
A selected com m ittee of th re e who
thorne.
have no connection w ith th e D. A. R.,
M echanical d raw ing— F irst Marion
th e school o r th e co n testan ts, will
•
F
ro
st; second, R aym ond S te n n e tt;)
decide upon the m erits of these pro
I
th
ird
, M arion F rost.
„
A
ductions and aw ard the prizes. L ast
X-
A
rt,
seventh
A—
F
irst,
Louise
Ru-
A
year, only one prize was given, which
.X
ger;
second,
Adeline
Coovling;
th
ird
,
was aw arded to Miss E d ith Dodge.
E leanor Sw edenburg.
C ontributions to date, money de-
T his year, two will be given, a $10
A
rt,
seventh
B—
F
irst.
D
orothy
posited
to th e A m bulance F und, a re :
CAMAS,
Or.,
Dec.
8.—
C
harles
and a $5 gold piece.
-,
Life
Stevens;
second.
Hazel
W
alters;
A
shland
Daily T i d in g s .................$100
It is th e earnest hope of Mt. Ash- T u ck er- 16 >ea r old boy, is su fferin g ,
th ird , V irginia Roach.
¡Jesse W i n b u r n ............................... 100
land c h a p te r th at the stu d e n ts bv lroni a concussion of the brain as a
Sewing, ju n io r high— E m broidery Dr. George Ja rv is ........................ 100
th eir effo rts, will show th e ir appro- resu lt of th e fìrst c o a stia K accid en ti
lan d tow els— F irs t E d ith Brookm il- Dr. Wood ........................................ 100
d a tio n of the c h a p te r’s in te re st in to be reported this w inter, His sled
ler; second, M argaret C hurchm an; j J. P. Dodge & S o n s ..................... 100
stru
ck
an
autom
obile.
th is w ork.
th ird , Hazel W alters.
¡G. S. B u t l e r .................................... 100
OF D. A. R. OFFERS
DAIRY COW TESIER
SULL IN VICINILI
Aviator Is Burned to Death in His Wrecked Plane
I
AS SLED HITS ADIO j
I
Sewing, senior high — Cotton Dr. S w e d e n b u r g ............... 100
dresses— F irst, V irginia F ro st; sec- B ert M o s e s .........................
50
D elbert King who was form erly a"
resident of A shland, but who h a s '
ond,
Florence
W
ilson;
th
ird
.
Lizzie
O.
A.
P
a
u
l
s
e
r
u
d
...............
25
< V* i: X - ' 8 ad » fit « « i
been w orking for the C alifornia Ore-
Owens. Wool dresses—-First, Dor- C. L Loom is ................................
111
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XX X
’««“ '»ASÍ
' othy Spptes; second, E sth er Coun- W. S. D e P e a u .............................
1
gon Pow er com pany at C ottage G rove'
for some tim e past, is visiting for a ! ™
¡te r; th ird , Em ily W entner.
; O ther co n trib u to rs declared, b u t
Neil
Creek
school
received
a
spe-
not yet paid, are H. G. E nders Sr.,
few days w ith friends in A shland.!
This photograph was taken a few* seconds a fte r Lieut. John Blaney, contestant in tlie aviation races at H artford,
He expects to go to Y reka a t the* C°nn - had struck a tree, crashed to the ground and perished in his burning plane. At the left is a photograph cial prize for a book of pressed wild $100; Mrs. E ugenia A tkinson, $25;
flow ers.
a nd tbe M urphy E lectric Co., $25,
th e classified page, end of his visit here.
; of Bla*'ey made Juat befora
“hopped off” in the race.
Hero for r, Few Days—■
Ray Beckley, of the Beckley com -.
m ission firm of P o rtla n d , was a vis-
ito r in the city this week, having
com e here in th e in terest of his firm
Y esterday he was busily engaged in
looking over the cattle in the valley
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