A shland D au . v tidings
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♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, wnnoui «
«> the aid of medicine, cures nine <§>
$ cases out of ten of asthma. ♦
♦ This ¡3 a proven fact.
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(International News Wire Service)
VOLUME
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922
4 (Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings, Vol. 4S)
E OF PEACE
IS SYMBOLIZED
- MOTHER MASQUERADES
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G IRL AS BOY BECAUSE
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FATH ER W ANTED A SON T !
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INDIANA
HARBOR, Ind.,
-■ Dec. 13.— F o r th e first eig h t
• y ears of h e r life, “ W a lte r”
• Y ouke lived as a boy, because of
• th e overw helm ing desire of the
• ch ild ’s m other to have a son.
This was revealed recently in
• Lake county juvenile court
• when the ch ild ’s p a re n ts w ere
“ T IG ER ”
SAILS
FOR
NATIVE
sum m oned to appear before
LAXO TODAY A F T E R
Ju d g e E. Miles N orton and ex-
VISIT
plain why they had a boy in
th e ir hom e of school age who
FRENCHMAN IS AGAINST
had never a tte n d ed school.
Investigation
showed
th e
OCCUPYING OF GERMANY
“ boy” was really a girl and had
D e c lin e s A nnexation of Land Not
been kept at hom e to conceal
W anted;
S uccess o f Trip Not ♦ h er sex.
K nown, Rut L arge Crowd G athers
To Bid Him A dieu.
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COMING EVENTS
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T w elve Days U ntil Xm as.
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D ecem ber 16— B azaar and
food sale. C hristian church.
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D ecem ber 16— S tew art Long,
, ® lec tu re r, Lyceum course.
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D ecem ber 21.— High school
<§> operetta, “ The C aptain of Ply-
; m o u th .”
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<$> D ecem ber 18-19— U. S. navy
<i> rec ru itin g officer here.
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D ecem ber 25, Monday —
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<¥> DAY IS OCCUPIED WITH MUCH
Christmas Day.
WRANGLING BETW EEN
D ecem ber 25— C hristm as hall
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, <§> benefit 484th com pany, A rm ory.
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OF DAUGHERTY
EVIDENCE EXCLUSION
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der; S am uel Gompers Brands Ap
p oin tm en t o f W. J. B urns, D etec
tive, a s a “P u b lic S candal.”
No. 8G
PRETTY WIDOW
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IS SUSPEGTED
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OF FAM ED O PERA SINGER
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DUBLIN, Dec. 13.— “ Sing,
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This was the advice given to
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❖ KATE TROSTELL MISSING IN <$> “ b u t it is an in te rn al q u a rre l,
CHICAGO SINCE DECEM
•<8> and I hope Irishm en will soon
BER a
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SWEETHEART ARRESTED «, tie s do in sensible fam ilies. A
WHEN STAINS NOTICED » love and u n d erstan d in g of mu-
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l<§> sic can do m uch to resto re hap-
discord
Police Ask S uitor to E xplain M arks <♦-• piness and rem ove
In Car and on C lothes; Paid At-
am ongst th e people.”
Many Blue Ribbons
Given Local People
For Domestic Arts
tent ion, to Y oung W om an B efore
He.- M arriage.
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WEALTHY ROLE
ENTIRE NATION
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NEW POLICIES ARE URGED TO
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STRENGTHEN AMERICA AT
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HOME AND ABROAD
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PACIFIST ATTITUDE
IS STILL MAINTAINED
‘Moral
In flu en ce
For
Universal
Peace" Is Need, He D eclares; Also
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Glad Country Has R epresentative
At Near E ast C onference.
A
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.— W illiam
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.— Georges
I WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.— Acrlm i-
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.— Mrs. K ate
Jen n in g s Bryan denounced the rule
A large num ber of local people
C lem enceau, the ‘ T ig e r” of France,
I nous w rangling betw een m em bers of
M itchell T rostell a p retty widow,
,
of the rich, which he claim s controls
th e house ju d iciary com m ittee and'¡Placed e n tries in th e dom estic de- ,
m issing since Decem ber 2,!
sybolized the dove of peace when he
¡this country, and urged new policies
sailed for hom e sh o rtly before noon
those pressing the im peachm ent o fjP a itm e n t c u rin g
is
..¡a n d is believed to have been «”
•>•-
m nr-i
to stre n g th e n Am erica here and
AMnrnov
n ai.e-h
e rtv m arked!
ing
of prize
prize w
inners i ^
........
A
ttorney Gi.nprni
G eneral D
augherty
a rk e d ^ Follow
'o n o w in
g is th
tne e list ot
winner»
,
today on the liner “ P a ris .”
¡abroad. He says reports of a b rea k
H e declared a g a in st fu rth e r occu
; th e proceedings today.
jin th is d e p a itm e n t.
j been fovnd
d o w n in Am erica under the prohibi
pation of G erm any by F rench troops.,
■ The exclusion of som e evidence
b' it
•
n.- ! Police here a rre ste d A rth u r Fos-
t i o n problem are exaggerated.
saying th a t “ no real F renchm an
j led Jackson R alston, chief counsel of ne
rui
1 111 a
’
ite r, th e young w om an’s su ito r. They.
In th e event of a strik e or lockout
w a n ts to annex a foot of G erm an te r
' the F e d eratio n of L abor, to m ake a M ain e . aw ey, ec
.
I found red stain s in his car, and a
in
in d u stry , he advocates laws giv-
Best collection canned vegetables
,
„
•
rito ry .”
¡th re a t to secure an ord er "from the;
¡b utton of h er sk irt was also found
i
ing
th e governm ent power to take
W hether successful in his effort
' full house of rep resen tativ es for tne — Dr M aude I. Haw ley, first; Mrs. in his car. Clothes in his room bear
¡over the in d u strie s and operate them
A. H. D avenhill, second.
to draw F ran ce and A m erica closer
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of evidence.”
stains. His c a r was found in a shed
E xam inations for sta te c e rtific a te s , fo r
public w elfare, u n til a se t
F eeling th a t , citizens
of f A shland ' production
K
„ T.,
S in gle Cans
I
to g eth e r, th e re was no doubt as to
d
The im peachers allege th a t W il
will be held a t Jacksonville, com tlem en t is reached.
™ p i „„„
f
instead
of
th
e
garage.
are
being
im
posed
upon
by
men
°
j
pjüarits
Peas Mrs. Mary E. Glenn, firs t, I
his personal popularity.
liam J» B urns special ag en t of the
i Mrs. T rostell, night m anager a t a m encing a t 9 o’clock
o ’clock W ednesday, De-
Bryan is glad Am erica has a re p
^ ö Of
f A m ericans and ' 'urinc th e m se lv e s to be w ar ' e te U d e p a rtm e n t Qj j ugtice> is u n fit to 'M iss E. D. P alm er, second.
A vast throngT
W
estern
Union
branch
office,
was
a
cem
ber
20,
1922,
and
continuing
un-
resen
tativ e a t the N ear E ast confer-
F ren ch resident« cram m ed the pier a n s ’ legionnaires, and form er sol
S tring beans— Mrs. A. H. Daven
hold office. Sam uel Gom pers brands
hill first- Mrs T S H ackler s e c - 'sw eeth eart of F o s te r’s p rio r to her til S aturday a t 4 o’clock p. m. of t h e . enC6i “ w ithout su rre n d e rin g inde-
and waved farew ells. Many women diers who visit the city from tim e I the appointm ent as a “ public scan-
¡m arriag e to T rotsell. A fter T ro tse ll’s sam e week.
pendence of action, we should exert
to
tim
e
selling
a
soldier
m
agazine,
sobbed.
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i da] »•
ond.
'd
e
a
th
,
F
o
ster
renew
ed
his
a
tte
n
tio
n
s
'
A
pplicants
m
ust
p
resent
th
em
o
u r m oral influence tow ard the pro
H is dictum a g ain st the occupation A shiand post No. 14, of th e A m eri-,
Sweet cucum ber pickles— E m aline
selves
for
the
exam
inations
they
wish
motion
of universal peace,” he said.
of G erm an soil is th e opposite of the can LeSion’ req u e sts th a t any per-j
Allen, first.
to
tak
e
at
the
tim
e
set
fo
r
the
ques
p resen t policy of P re m ie r Pfiincare. son bein» «elicited, ’phone to the:
Sweet pickled peaches— Dr. Maude
tion envelopes to be opened; as the
J u s t before the ship steam ed away com m ander, Donald M. Spencer, or
I. Haw ley, first ; Mrs. Mary E. Glenn
exam inations cannot be offered a t j
Clem enceau said, “ My ghost p rob., the a d ju ta n t, Dr. J. W. C randall, th a t;
second.
any
o th er tim e or place. The r u le s ,
ably will re tu rn , but I am s e e in g 1 the cred en tials may be exam ined. In ,
Dill pickles— Mrs. T. W. Sanford, i
and reg u latio n s reg ard in g th e e x - .
these glorious shores for the last a «re a t m auy " S ta n c e s , it has been
first.
¡am in atio n s will be read a t 9 o clock '
found
th
a
t
these
m
en
are
im
posters.;
W hole canned peaches— W ilma j
tim e.”
¡on the m orning of th e first day.
tra d in g upon sym pathy to gain a
I N u tter, f ir s t ; Mrs. T. S. H ackler, i
; Those e n te rin g la te r in the week and
livlihood. Should the m an be found,
' second.
; w ishing to tak e only a few of the
to be w h at he rep re sen ts he will bej
i W hole canned p ears— Mrs. T. S .'
’ exam inations should present th em
endorsed by the Legion and perm it-j
H ackler, firs t; Mrs. A. H. Daven-1
The E. T. Staples house on Oak
selves a t the se c re ta ry ’s desk for
ted to stay in the city as long as he! ’
hill, second.
stre
e t, located next door 10 th e tele
reg istra tio n and for in form ation re-
wishes.
These m en form erly con-,
Canned squash— Mrs. Geo. Jarv is,
phone
exchange, was burned so badly
PORTLAND. Dec. 13.— P o rtla n d
fined th e ir activities to th e business!
W ith 22 inches of snow on th e g aid in g the rules,
i he 11 subjects
first and second.
y d istric t, h u t of late, due to th e ease has subscribed $53,000 for relief a in t; | L ight canned ch e rrie s— Mrs. Geo. sum m it of th e Siskiyous, to u rists required to r a one year elem ental > early th is m orning th a t the bihiding
is a com plete wreck, the roof having
I by which they could be located, have A storia.
The quota was set
i Ja rv is first; MrJ. T. S. H ackler, com ing from the so u th in p a rtic u la r certificate a re p rinted in black t\p e been burned entirely o f f , and all
spread
th
e
ir
activities
to
th
e
resi-:
$50,000.
a re having a h ard tim e reaching this : in Die program .
I
— 1 G overnor Olcott m ay tak e a p e r - ; secontb
p a rts of the building so badly c h a r
deuce
area.
W ednesday P ro g ram
Suit b rought by th e sta. against
u ..-,.
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j D ark canned ch e rrie s— Mrs. T. S city. Five men a re a t p resen t e m -,
red th a t it is beyond being rem od
th e F ort K lam ath M eadows company
A nother im p o rta n t m a tte r c o m in g , sonal appeal to P re sid e n t H ard in g , 1 ^ ^ , ^
M cCracken, ployed in keeping th e Pacific high-
9 a. m.— U. S. H istory, Music,
eled.
The contents of th e building
and W. F. M arsters. w ealthy Rose to the a tte n tio n of th e Legion a t its u rg in g a fe d e ra l a p p ro p riatio n o f :
way cleared of snow, b ut a freeze-up D rawing. 1 1 a . m.— W ilting- 1 P-
a
re
a
com
plete loss, betw een fire and
b urg h an k er, and o th ers, in which reg u la r m eeting Tuesday n ig h t, was $3.000,000 for the fire-sw ept city.
i
Q . eooseberries_ M rs. C A. of the -caterp illar tra c to r, and a m .— Physiology, M anual T raining,
w
ater
very
little of value rem aining
fra u d in gaining title to some 8 0 0 |th a t one of th e lum ber concerns of;
One m an donated $2.69 to t h e l R
.. ."
breakdow n of the D uck used to pull Com position, M ethods in R eading,
undam
aged.
Several sets of books
acres of land a t th e upper end of ¡th e city had been in the h ab it of a t - ( P o rtla n d fund, saying it was money _
Canned lo g anberries Mrs. E lh a rt, a drag snow plow has tem porarily ' 2:30 p. m.— R eading, Course of Stu-
in the living room w ere badly
K lam ath lake is charged, will come taching an A m erican flag to the r e a r , tak en from th e pockets of his s o n !firg t, Dj,
H aw ley second,
put an end to this work.
dy for D raw ing, M ethods in A rith-
scorched and Mr. Staples’ personal
to tria l in th e circuit court of K lam - of th e ir lum ber tru c k s instead of a, who was drow ned.
He in ten d ed ,
The road is ro u g h er th an if it had m etic, Dom estic Science.
I Red rasp b erries — Mrs. C. A.
effects dam aged.
atli county on December 1 8._ The piece of red bunting. This m a tte r holding it as a keepsake, b u t gave:
Thui-sday Program
Brown, firs t; Mrs. E. D. P alm er, not been touched according to to u r-|
The fire was discovered by Miss
s ta te is seeking to recover title.
is being investigated, and steps will it to the d e s titu te in A storia.
i ists, several of whom were w arned
9 a m .— A iitlim rtic, H istory of
isecond.
Mae
Sm ith, night o p erato r a t the
Mrs. Mabel Nicl ols, slayer of lu -r! be tak e n th a t it does n o t occur again, j
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Canned stra w b e rrie s— Mrs. J. E. i at H ornbrook and shipped th e ir cars E ducation, Psychology, M ethods in
telephone
exchange, who saw the
O fficers elected a t th e m eeting I GUTTERS GET BIG DRINK
com panion R obert G reer, a t th e;
jG
o w la n d ’ firs t: E m aline Allen, sec- over th e hill. Conditions on ihe Cali- G eography, M echanical D raw ing, Do-
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2
flam es th ro u g h the skylight in the
Sum m it stage statio n on Decem ber ia s t n ig h t w ere Donald M. Spencer,
W HILE CROWD THIRSTS
ond.
; fornia side of th e sum m it are said m estic A rt, C ourse of Study in Do-
telephone office and tu rn ed in the
2, was charged w ith m u rd e r in tin com m ander; C aptain J. Quincy Ad-
C anned plum s— Mrs. E. D. Pal- to be even worse th an the Oregon m estic A rt. 1 p. m.— G iam m ai’, alarm a t 4:15. Owing to the h our
first degree in an
indictm ent re- am s
vice-com m ander; Dr. W. J .j W ith a sym pathetic group
looking
m er, firs t; Mrs. J. E. Gowland. s e c -'s id e , as the snow is 18 inches deep sten o g rap h y , A m erican L ite ratu re, a t which the blaze occurred, a g rea t
tu rn e d by the grand jury. She now C randall, finance officer. C. K. Lo- on a t the last sad rites, Chief of
ond.
i anti has not even been dragged, auto- physics, M ethods in L anguage. 2:30 deal of o th er dam age m ight have
faces th e death penalty or life ini- gai, WdS e iected a m em ber of the ex- police H atch er
poured 16 (count
Canned figs— Mrs. G. M cCracken, ists being forced to break th e ir own p ,n — G eography, T ypew riting, The- been done but for the fact th a t the
pi sonm ent, and is hein • held in the i Cntive com m ittee, o th ers of the com -' ’e m ) q u a rts, 26 pints and two one-!
firs t.
road.
sis for P rim a ry C ertificate.
night telephone o perator was on the
c.<unty infirm ary. H er tria l v.ill 1,p m R tee being the officers of the post. ga iion ju g s of confiscated m oonshine,
Canned corn— Mrs. Lucy Crews,
Though the highw ay is 16 feet in
Friday
Program
job.
scheduled d u ring the lanuaix ’
officers will be duly in stalled a t H kker into th e g u tte r Tuesday afte r-!
firs t; Mrs. T. S. H ackler, second.
w idth, only 12 feet of this is being
9 a. m.— Theory and Practice,
of co u rt, it is believed.
Mr. Staples had left the house
*i.-t p 'e ' ^ n ' 1 1 r
f ffi n° 011'
,
1 Canned Beets— Mrs. A. H. Daven- touched th is year. L ast year, tw o ; p bvsical G eography, English L iter-
shortly a fte r 3 o’clock, going to meet
ary. Following Ihe election ot o«i-
„ d e r that those ,n attendance j
E)hari
jm M w|1„ ,eamB k„p,
8„„w e n . j ^ , cbel„ ls8,ry'
TW O NAVAL C A D ETS A R E
perg m em bers of the post enjoved a m ight not feel too badly, the chief
the early m orning tra in , and was at
Canned c a rro ts— Mrs. T. S. H ack- tirely off the highw ay. In spite of jn^
j p m — School Law, Geology, the depot when the fire broke out.
D IS M IS S E D FO R HAZING fepd
inform ed th e g a th e rin g th a t the lik-
i ler, first.
j the perilous trip , no serious accU A lgebra. 2:30 p. m .— Civil Govera- He estim ates th a t his loss is nearly
ker was very poor in q u ality, which
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. M idship
Canned a sp ara g u s— Mrs. Geo. J a r- (Tents have been reported yet, though ment>
covered by insurance.
L ining I r i’gaiton Ditch—
took th e edge away from the b itte r
m any have had close calls.
m en Booth Robinson, of A rkansas,
vis,
first.
Saturday
Program
The firem en brought the blaze un-
R. I. S tu a rt and son. of M edford, scene.
and S tu a rt D. H aw kins, of M assa
Je llie s
9
a.
m.—
G
eom
etry,
Botany.
i
der
control in a rem ark, bly sh o rt
who have th e c o n tract for lining a
D M B row er and E. R. E a ste rlin g
c h u setts. convicted of hazing o th er
I S traw berry -M rs. J. H. Frohboes W ill L eave lor Ari:«.na-
.1
ip.
m.—
G
eneral
H
istory,
Bookkeep-^¡time
a fte r a rriv in g on th e .F ”ene de-
T- ,,1
n a v .i portion of th e T alent Irrig a tio n dis- officiated a t the services and signed
E v e rett S. Lewrnan expects to ing.
stu d en ts in th e I m ted States navai
1
first.
spite the fact th a t the blaze was
, y ■ at , A , nnapolis, w e ie ordered
nrrtered ,ric t a dltch , e ast
Apple— Mrs. J. R. R eachert, first, leave in the n ear fu ure for Arizona,
academ
■ ot , th e c it-v . a re the affid av it of destruction,
leaping some 20 feet in th e a ir when
J
,
■ ,1
c carry in g on th e ir w ork as rapidly as
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dism issed from the service th is af-
C u rra n t— Mrs. E. O. Sm ith, firs t; w here he will be employed by the
if
it
is
for
A
shland,
we
are
fo»"
it.
¡
possible.
Subscribe io r The T idings— now. .'hev arrived.
S outhern Pacific com pany.
ternoon by S ecretary of the N avj
Miss R ussell, second.
L oganberry— E m aline Allen, first;
Denby.
Mrs. E. O. Sm ith, second.
G rape— Mrs. Mary E. Glenn, firs t;
Mrs. J. Gyger, second.
P lum — Mrs. J. ftyger, first; Mrs.
- s
(C ontinued on page 4)
AMERICAN LEGION
V
E
STATE CERTIFICATE
TO BE HELD DEC.20
PORTLANDER GIVES
11
IS
EOP OF SISKIYOUS
FIRE GIFTS STAPLES
¡I.
Heiress Will Marry Peor Artist
Put in Asylum to Block Elopement
EHI
AVIATORS Kill ED ¡
a
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Dec. 13.—
L ittle hope is held for finding alive
L ie u te n a n t Colonel F ran cis M arshall
and L ieu ten an t C harles W ebber, av i
a to rs m issing since last week.
T h eir plane is believed to have
been forced down som ew here in the
S an ta R eta m o u n tain s so u th east of
Tucson, Ariz. The plane was re
ported last week as flying low with
th e engine m issing badly.
2
I
1
SAYS EYKLYN N ESBiT
O RDERED NARCOTICS
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.— Among
le tte rs o rd erin g narcotics seized to
day in a d ru g raid w ere th re e signed
“ Evelyn N esbit,” which one of the
th re e p risoners tak en said were
from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw , singing in
an A tlantic City cabaret. Police con
fiscated a ‘ blue hook” of addicts
coutaining nam es in Hollywood, Cal.,
A tlantic City aud the th e a tric a l c ir
cle of New A’ork.
j
PORTLAND, Dec.
13. — Mrs.
George Feles, a young m other, who
was ill and despondent, tu rn e d on
the gas last night a fte r bringing her
two babies by h er side.
Her h u s
band, a w aiter, en tered the home
la te r and found M argaret, the year-
old girl, dead, and Jam es, his three-
year-old son died la te r in an a m b u
lance.
The m other may live, alth o u g h her
condition is critical. Police believe
she is som ew hat deranged.
GLADSTONE, Or., Dec. 13.— The
post office safe here has been blown
by a heavy charge for the second
tim e in six m onths.
P a r t of the
' stro n g box was blown th ro u g h the
building. E xact losses a re not re-
; vealed, b ut several h u n d red dollars
1 a re believed to have been taken.
M ILL CITY, Or., Dec. 13.— F. F.
Sims is in a critical condition w ith
a bu llet hole in his side, and his
b ro th e r Roy is in jail, a fte r an u n
successful a tte m p t ta _ ro b th e g en
e ral m erchandse sto re a t G ates, O r.'
C harles G raves, a w atchm an, s u r
prised th e pair, whom he engaged in
a ru n n in g gun b a ttle . Roy was cap
tu red . Both m en reside here.
Dorothy Gordon, heiress to ¡5400.000, is seeking her release from an insane
asylum at Wuverley, Mass., und her guardian, William F. Jardine, has adm itted
he placed her in th e institution to prevent her elopement with W illard B.
New ell, a student. The superintendent of the hospital says he believes slie
really is insane. Miss Gordon and Newell are shown in the Illustration.
I
E lk s H old N ovelty Dance—
Miss Dellora Angell, nineteen-year-old heiress to the $3,>,000,000 estate
left by John W. Gates, has just announced she will m arry Lester Norris,
twenty-one-year-old free lance artist and son of Cal Norris, a St. Charles,
111., undertaker. Miss Angell and Norris have been sw eethearts since child
hood.
M embers of A shland E lks Lodge
No. 944, e n te rta in e d a t a novelty
dance in th e local lodge room s last
night. The fea tu re of th e evening
was the d istrib u tio n of sticks of
candy to guests by a Santa Claus.
The room s were decorated ap p ro p ri
a te to the occasion. The com m ittee
in ch arg e consisted of C larence L ane,
John F inneran, Ed T hornton, B augh
man and Ray Brown.