«a
ASHLAND CLIMATE, without °
the aid of medicine, cures nine <’
cases out of ten of asthma. This
is a proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
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tr a c BEEN ASHLAND’S __ ______
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Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923.
ASHLAND DIAMONDS QUITE
VALUABLE EXPERT REPORTS
IRON MOUNTAIN TO
REOPEN DURING AUBUST
NO. 272
YOUNG OFFICER FREED IN
FRITZI MANN MURDER CASE
MANY TOURISTS REGISTER
CARS AT ASHLAND CAMP
FRENCH REPLYTO ENGLISH
NOTE MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
IRON MOUNTAIN, Cal., July,
21-— The M ountain Copper Com­
•The following drivers regis­
pany has fifty meij at work in
tered their cars a t the Ashland
this camp, and a month ago only
Auto Camp yesterday evening:
the watchm an
was employed.
Every Specimen Tested By drunkeness increases
L. Studebaker, Los Angeles. L.
^Ut Of Prison WOMAN ESCAPES SERIOUS
Eastern Jewler Proven
east in san francisco Drills will be started in a day or
C. Brody, Nortonville, N. D. H.
so, and by the middle of August,
After Eight Months Con- injury when wood falls C. Leno, Los Angeles. M. M. TEHAM AX IS A R R E STE D
Flawless. Hartman Firm
^ e-Opening Of Diplomatic
FOLLOWING AUTO CRASH
Will Make No Effort To SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.__ according to Superintendent Mor­ finement; Was Confident
Coffinberry, Los Angeles.
E.
Crisis Expected Unless
Of Issue Through Entire Mrs. S. L. Allen was painful­ Mintecz, San Francisco. L. L.
Develop Industry.
More persons were arrested in ton J. Murphy, ore extracation
France
Accepts Text Of
RED BLUFF, Calif., July 21.
Trial Of Case.
will begin.
ly bruised this m orning when a Bubbell, Chico.
W. H uscraft.
San Francisco for drunkeness dur
Document.
Interest Hip’ll
— Acting on the request of Butte
A report received here by the
The
ore
will
be
shipped
over
the
pile
of
wood
nine
feet
high
fell
In
Both
Nations.
Orange,
N
J.
R.
G.
Van
Epps,
H artm an Syndicate Officials from J ,” 8 ? 116
endIng JUD6 30 thaD
county officials, J. L. H errick,
SAN DIEGO, July 21.— A ver­
Iron M ountain Railroad to the
the Tiffany Jew elry company of
"g
P re c e d in g year, ac- company’s oil flotation plant at dict of ‘Not G uilty” was returned on her, burying her beneath it. Bakersfield. Mrs. F. E. Sawyer. employed in the railroad yards at
LONDON, July 21.— The next
Mrs. Allen was straightening a San Rafael. E. R. Mason, Sal­
New York in regard to the D ia-l'cording to tb ' annual report of
Gerber,
was
arrested
yesterday
on
step in the reparations question
Minnesota Station. The concen­ by the ju ry in the case of Dr. small pile of wood when the larg­ em. C. H. Shinn, Portland.
E.
monds which the Syndicate offi- P° Hce Cbief ° B rlen’ m ade Pub-
trates from this plant will be ship­ Louis Jacobs here this morning, er row fell, pinning h er beneath Bent, Los Angeles. J. h . Rich­ a charge th a t he drove a car muddle between France and Eng­
cials sent back to New York to '
toda^ ’ during the year Just
which struck an automobile on land, which has caused consider­
ped
back by rail to the H ornet who was accused of the m urder
be tested, was to the effect th at ended’ 7,738 Persons ware ar- Mine Station and thence over t h e '° £ brB z* Mann, a noted dancer, it. W ith the assistance of others, ards, Lawndale. H. B rain. Oak­ the highway near Durham last able trouble between the two lead­
she managed to get out, and for­ land. S. W. Hannum , Toppenish,
Sunday afternoon,
knocking it ing European nations for the past
the Diamonds were of a very high rested for drunkenness as com­ aerial tram line to the Southern at a beach resort here last De­
tunately
was uninjured except W ash.
F.
Malley,
Colorado
pared
w
ith
7,
2S1
during
the
quality and quite valuable if found
into a ditch, and then failed to year, was the dispa,tiling of E n g ­
cember. The ju ry was out 24 for painful bruises
Pacific at Matheson.
Springs.
Ira Smithsen, F arm ­ render aid. H errick declared he land’s note today to the Govern­
in large enough sizes to be cut year ending June 30, 1922.
hours in retu rn in g the verdict.
land, Ind.
p. Jeppersen, P o rt­ was not aw are of any damage ments of all the Allied nations.
properly.
j D uring the last year there
Doctor Confident.
land.
G.
B.
Smith, Spokane. B. having been done to the machine It is not known what the draft of
were 2, 893 arrests for other vio-
Few Specim ens Found
The young doctor, a graduate
Campbell,
Portland.
W.
R. of the person, whose name has the note contained, as the contents
There have been only four orj ’aGons °f the state and federal
of John Hofckins College, said
Moore,
Long
Beach.
B.
K.
P
ark-
five specimens of these Diamonds! proh,bition law s- Of these, 1,-
not been learned here.
were closely guarded by the B rit­
a fte r his acquittal th a t all through
H je r , Long Beach.
B. D. Creek,
found by w orkers in the oil shale 489 were charged with violating
ish
Foreign office.
A
w
arrant
for
H
errick
was
is­
the six months of his stay in jail
Portland.
Oscar Hale, Albany. sued out of the court of Justice
so far, according to the Officials the state prohibition enforce­
Contents Are Secret
and the two m onths required for
C. H. Divine Rogue River. F of the Peace J. L. Barnes at Chi J The replies of the Allied Gov-
of the company, but the ones th at ment law, which has been in ef-
PORTLAND, July
21.— Ford the trial of the case he was ab­
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.— W iechmann, Forest P ark. HI
have been found have in every fect on,y slnce last December
H errick’s bail was set a t ernm ents are being awaited with
B arrett of Spokane was elected solutely confident of his acquit­ The latest form er champion to E. H unt, San Jose. Jam es Lock co.
$250.
case been absolutely flawless and
quite a bit of apprehension, a l­
President of the N orthw est Real tal, “ I am innocent,” he said after attem pt a “comeback” wears a ine, Richfield. Clayton Y. Scott
when cut were of quite a brilliant
though the French reply is the
E state Association a t it’s closing the verdict had been returned, one-piece bathing suit.
She is Pasadena. E. V. Elba, Glen, Cal
lustre. The specimens are not as
only one which it is believed will
An<f
not
one
innocent
person
out
session of the convention here.
Frances Cowells, form er w orld’s A. S. Campbell, Salem. Stanley
valuable as the diamonds found
give the English diplom ats any
The vice presidents elected in ­ of a thousand is convicted.”
champion swimmer and holder, Gasse. Vancouver, B. C. J. Dow­
in the Kimberly mines of South
trouble. The note is believed to
Trial Sensational
clude A. Austjn, Vancouver, B
even at the present time, of sev­ ling, Los Angeles. F. A. Conaut
Africa for the reason that they
have followed the ideas, which
The trial of the case was one eral w orld’s records.
C.,
E.
Day,
Boise,
W.
Barnes,
Ta­
Santa
Barbara.
L.
E.
P
arker.
are one per cent less in hardness,
Prem ier Baldwin outlined in his
the most, sensational in the an ­
coma, John Mariels, P o rtla n d .
Retiijed practically since the Redondo Beach. H. C. Brown.
which fact detracts quite a bit
speech
to the English House of
The directors selected are, J. nals of California court cases as Olympic games at Antwerp in Upland. Geo. Foley, Artesia
from their lustre.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 21.— Commons some time ago, but this
REDDING, Calif., Julq 21.—-
the evidence in the case was prac­ 1920, Miss Cowells has now def-
Follett, Sconia. E. S. Exley,
Seneca G. Lewis, who, during is merely conjecture, as the con­
Superintendent
Fitzgerald
an ­ Bowie, Vancouver, B. C., Cuth-
All Are F law less
tically
all circum stantial,
ber
t
Holmes
and
Fred
Lands-
the
initely
announced
she
will
en
ter
Los
Angeles.
S.
F.
Exley.
Los
an experience of experience of ex­ tents of the note are being ab­
The diamonds are quitfe valu­ nounces th at the Southern Pacific
main point on which the state her first race, since th at year, at Angeles. D. C. Flannery. Scio.
ceeding thirteen years as m anag­ solutely kept secret and only the
able, the officials of the company company, after careful figuring hurg, V ictoria; E. Twohy, Yaki­
based its claim for conviction be­ Idora P ark this July 29.
Ore. H. c . Fry. San Bernardino. erial head, has seen the Penn­ highest officials of the Govern
say, as when cut they are found ■by the engineering departm ent ma; H. Bonner, Seattle; Riley
ing
th a t the young Doctor was
Here are some of the records Gal. H. Stover, Freew ater. J. sylvania Rubber company of Am­ ment are in touch with the details
to be flawless in every case, and and after refrerrin g the m atter A rthuad, A berdeen; W. F arris,
last seen in the company of the, form erly held by the fair mer E. Wells. M uditeli, S. D. J. H.
this fact adds greatly to the po­ to the headquarters of the com­ Pocotello; N. W alker, Caldwell;
erica, Inc., grow from a position of the document.
dancer
at a beach party, and her maid th a t she will endeavor to
Dewees. Clovis. Calif. p a ri De­ of obscurity to that of one of the
tential value of the diamond sup­ pany. has decided to re-open Tun­ A. Kehoe, Coeur D’ Alene; A.
will endeavor
French Troops Still In | j u|lr
m utilated body was found several regain:
ply of the locality, as the flawless nel No. 1, a mile this side of Cor­ Weeks. La G rande; H. W alters,
wees, Clovis. W. F. Follis, Stav- largest independent tire produc­
Although the French govern­
Corvallis, and Harold Jungck days later in an isolated section of
W orld’s open w ater stra ig h t­ ton. F. H. Swipe. Portland. W. ing concerns in the United States, ment offered to evacuate the oc­
diam onds are immensly more val am.
the beach.
away record for 50 yards and ev­ c. Knapp. Oakland. W. H. Riggs during the course of an interview cupied German territory as soon
uable than those with even the
The tunnel will be enlarged Portland.
Y
oung
Off(<
er
Suspected
slightest flaw.
ery American record from 25 Inglewood. R. D. Bray. Crescent stated that th e -action of our as the first installm ent of the
and concreted throughout, m ak­
The tact th a t the young doctor yards to one mile during the
T iffan y T ests Gems
p itv. J. Sprague, Pasadena A Government in providing an ap­ new reparations agreem ent has
ing it impossible to have another
was constantly in the com pan v of year 1918. Miss Cowells was al­
Of the half dozen samples, fire cause a blockade. The tu n ­
E. S trathearn. Santa Barbara. H propriation for world survey of been paid, they have made no
the dancer during her last days,
so
suprem
e
in
her
sex
in
which have been found so far nel fire of May 22nd caused a
j? K. possibilities in connection with move to withdraw their troops as
the M. Hoskins, Newberrv.
ai.d on the night of the m urder breast and backstroke.
and sent to the Tiffany com­ blockade th at lasted seven days
•Tones. Santa Paula. W. Mathews the growth of raw rubber is logi­ yet, and it appears at present th-,;
resulted in his a rrest by the au-i
Since her retirem ent a host of Yakima.
cal and well timed.
pany for experim ental purposes and cost the company a large
the assurance of the withdrawal
thorities, in spite of his claimsj promising youngsters have
none ran over two carets in size am ount of money. The blockade
of
their troops was more of a
Although
the
United
States
an­
come
I
of innocense and wan held (r the I io t'h e'fo re on th e Pacific c o a,t I
PORTLAND, July 21.— Mark-
and most of them were under was lifted by building a shoefly
nually consumes by far more rub­ quieting m easure than anything
one caret. The report of the Tif­ track around the rocky point pen­ Ing the retu rn of Germany in
ber than all other countries of I e^se- &s the Germans claim they
fany company was to the effect etrated by the tunnel.
world-wide
trade,
the
Kosmos
the world combined, this com- win be unable to pay the requir-
This
ih e “ “ ^ and
« P o rte d to be ready to competo
th a t the diamonds are real, the m akeshift track is held to be too liner
Bochum— first
German
modity, indispensable to the wel- ed installm ent for some tinn
H artm an officials claim, but the sharp in curvature to be made steam er to en ter P ortland since
against their form er superior In
fare and growth of our nation,
France Will
t'»,-,,!
Trial Long One
the July 29 meet
Tiffany jewlers. failed to state perm anent even by blasting more the s ta rt of the w ar— 13 docked
is under foreign
control, and
In the case that the English
The two months trial which
At the present time Miss Cow-
w hat the value of the stones of the point and reducing the at Term inal No. 1, here.
now subject to a burensome tax note follows the same ideas and
PORTLAND,
July 21.__Dr. and uneconomic restrictions, It P|ans that Prem ier Baldwin out
ju
st
closed
with
the
retu
rn
of
the
ells
has commenced a rigid train
curve.
would be when cut, but compared
German shipping men are said
Not C
Cuilty
verdict of “Not
uiltv” for the ing grind which she is confident Thomas W. Ross, state fish com­ is the opinion of Mr. Lewis th at ,ined in his address last week to
them very favorably with the A f­
Superintendent Fitzgerald says to have spent the past four years Doctor was one of the most sen­
will put her into her old-time missioner, home from a trip to the efforts of the United States lhe English House of Commons
rican product which fact alone work on Tunnel No. 1 will be in recuperating after the blight­
sational
th
a
t
has
ever
been
tried
form in time for the sta rte r s gun the Alsea bay country, stated he government, coupled with the en- tbe Quarrel between the two na-
would seem to make them quite commenced in a few days. The ing war-time, when ships were
in San Diego as the battle be- at Idora.
was ready to make war to save terprise of
valuable.
American rubber ticns is quite likely ,o be re-oper.-
tunnel is 434 feet long. It will seized or sunlt until Germany had
tween
the
attorneys
for
the
of­
the clams of th e Oregon coast
A ge Increases V alue.
only
a
handiul
of
ships
from
her
m
anufacturers,
will soon lead to ed as the French officials are
be several months before the re ­
fense and the state were utten
from exterm ination.
The chief difference between construction will be completed. form er great m erchant marine.
proper safeguarding of our fu- ” c more readv to recede to tho
very heated. The young Army
“ I found the crab industry, ture supply of rubber, and as in- English demands row
these jewels and th K imbrly pro­
Germ any’s commercial return
than t ’.ev
which is very large, using razor dicating to Mr. Hoover apprecla- were at that time,
duct is th at of age, H artm an rep­
lies in the balance, however, ac­ C fticer doctor held the utm ost
of his
acquittal
clams by the thousands as bait tion of his efforts in connection
resentatives claim, and state that
Occupation Believed Illegal
cording to Captain O. Schutt, confidence
throughout
and
never
seemed
in
for crabs,” he said. “ Year by with this vital question, of Penn-
by a process of aging the Ash
m aster of th Bochum.
The English Government be-
doubt of the outcome, although at
year the razor clam supply grows sylvania Rubber company of Am- lieves the occupation of the R uhr
land gems their value is greatly
“ W ithout the R u h r,” he said,
times the evidence collected by
less. People at the beach dig as erica, Inc., already has under di- ' aBey illegal, so for that reason
increased. The Ashland product
German factories have no coal
Tonight
the
Medford
Dokkie
the
D
istrict
A
ttorney
seemed
many as they can, regardless of rection of experts plans for world tbe note ca»uot demand that tin
does not acquire the same sort of
or iron. Many orders are being
band will practice for the last w hether or not they can use them.
overwhelming.
lustre th at the African diamonds
wide research in tropical regions, German people end their program
suspended. Shipyards have felt the
time before th eir Ashland con­ Clam canneries consume immense
PORTLAND. July 21.— Dr. Au­ grip of the French on the R uhr
R ela tiv es R ejoice
has though even with age, and will
where it may be possible to In- oi Passive Resistance, which tin ley
The verdict v;as received with c ert which is scheduled for to- q uantities.”
never be of the same value as the relia R einhardt, president of and are forced £0 quit for w ant of
sure the future of our rubber sup- bave been taking
toward ilio
Mills
College,
at
Oakland,
Calif.,
the
greatest evidences of joy byj morrow at 3:00 P- m. in the park.
supplies.
latter, but if found in large en­
Ply
through
production,
both
un-
French
troops
since
the
occupa-
Dr. Ross said if the use of
Due to the heavy rains, a small
“ I do not know w hat Germany)
£ari?ily of the accused man.
ough quantities would be the bas­ was elected president of the Am­
clams for crab bait could be pre­ der the American flag and in t a x - |tion ,ast year- The English Gov-
is for quite an industry, the com­ erican association of University will do for coal next w inter. A although the young officer h im ­ crowd attended the concert last vented, if clam canneries could free regions.
em inent it is believed will request
Sunday, but with the promise of
Women at the convention here.
pany officials claim.
the immediate evacuation of the
peace like this Is worse ‘than self displayed only slight evidences
be closed and if shipm ents out
fair w eather, it is believed th a t
Other officers selected were w ar.’’
of joy over the result.
Found By Accident
German territory by France, but
of the county in which they were
the usual large crowd will attend
The stones which have been vice president. Dr. Helen Wool-
since the note has been so care­
caught
were
stopped
he
believed
tomorrow.
found so far have been unearthed ley of D etroit; recording secre­
fully guarded this is only con­
clams would m aterially increase.
The following program Is an-
purely by accident by the company tary, Mrs. H . Vernon of New
jecture.
nonuced by Wilson W aites direc­
w orkers, and no attem pt has been Y ork; treasu rer, Mrs. A lbert Hill
People Are Agitated
to r of the band:
of
Kansas
City.
made to search for the gems, as
The people of the two nations,
1. March— “ Across the Cam­
An average of about 50 cars I which celebrated when the French
Regional directors elected in­
they were not considered to be of
pus”—
Sousa.
a day have registered at the new Government issued
their not.-
much value. The report of the clude Mrs. Martin Mutchins. Mis­
2. W altz— “ Remembrance of
Tiffany company experts has not soula, Mont., north Rocky moun­
R
egistration
Head-
agreeing
to
leave'
the
Ruhr
Valiev
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., July
Naples”— Bennett.
i hanged the plans of the company tain section; Mrs. A. Cooper, 21.— Sim ilar in many respects to
quarters
here
since
its
installation
I
as
soon
as
the
first
German
Ken-
SALEM, July
21.— National
3.
Song—
“
Love
sends
a
little
Portland,
south
Pacific
and
Mrs.
here
the
first
of
the
week
by
State
I
arations
payment
was
made,
wen-
in this respect, as the officials
the International Fisherm ens race guardsm en of Oregon will as­ gift of Roses”— Oppedew.
PARIS, July 21.— The tourist
stated that they did not know yet Emma Noonan. San Francisco.
ief Traffic Officer Rafferty, and ra th e r agitated today with ti ­
thousands of spectators lined the semble at the Clackamas rifle
business
pays in France perhaps the num ber of cars registering in- news th at the break between t ■
4.
O
verture—
“
Zampa”
.
w hether the stones would be pres­
beach pier at noon here today and range August 16, for the first
5. Popular— “ Keep it Under better than in the so-called creases each day, according to two nations was quite likely
ent in large enough quantities to BURSTING W ATER MAIN
cheered the courageous captains state rifle match since the world Your H at”— Rose.
“ to u rist” centers, such as Switz­ Miss Marjorie McElvaney, in be reopened with the French re­
DOES
$
1
0
0
,0
0
0
DAMAGE
pay for the extra process required
of six of the fastest and largest war. The meet is to last four days
erland
and parts of Italy.
6-
Selection—{‘Prince
of
charge of registering the tourists. Ply to the English note. Th p e n ­
PII-
to separate them from the shale.
sailing yachts on the Pacific coast and every company and detach­ sen”
France is the m agnet which a t­
SEATTLE, Ju ly 21.— Damage
The first day only about 25 P1« of both nations are see ni in
Imbedded In Oil Shale
who are off to a flying s ta rt in ment of the Oregon guard is
7. March— “ Bom basto”— Ear- tracts more Americans than any
The gems have been found in estim ated at $100,000 was done 2,190 miles race ot Honolulu.
ears signed up, but road signs b ’ against the present diplomatic
expected to be represented by a rar.
other country and with the least were put up on W ednesday in or- crisis and evidently desire peace
every case imbedded deeply in by a bursting 30-inch w ater main
The race is the fourth tra n s­ team of six of its best riflem en.
The Star Spangled Banner
effort. In fact, many visitors fin­ der to notify tourists th at there above everything else.
the shale and considerable force which sent a deluge into base­ pacific dash the last one of which
The meet will decide the team
ish by thinking th a t the French was a registration headquarters
is required to separate them from m ents. tore up pavements, side­ was sailed 11 years ago. The rec­ championship and the individual
French A nsw er Inipoi-t.int
do little to draw tourists to their here, and since th at time the
Officials of the British Gov-
the shale in which they are found. walks and flooded streets here.
ord time was made in 1910 by championship in the guard. The
sunny
shores,
but
they
come
back
A complete report on all the half
num ber of cars registered here em inent today adm itted that with
the Lurline, 11 days 13 hours. team of 14 officers and men to
every year. It is as true today has increased each day.
dozen specimens th at have been
the French answer would come
represent the state a t the national
as years ago that every Ameri­
Several large road signs a r e ! ,h e inform ation as to w hether
sent to the Tiffany company is
and international m atches at
can has two countries— his own to be painted and distributed in there would be a resumption oi
expected by the H artm an Syndi­
Camp Perry, Ohio in September
and France.
cate Officials in a few days in­
the near future, and these will the trouble brewing between tin-
will be selected from those reg­
During the month of May no d°ubt m aterially increase the two nations for the last year.
cluding the approxim ate value of
istering the highest scores at the
the jew els when finished.
PORTLAND, July 21.— Jay H.’ alone 77 passenger boats le f t, num ber of tourists th at sign up The present crisis is the worst in
meet, A djutant
General W hite
This m orning was “ tag day.”
Upton is being groomed for gov­ New York for the Old World, for the travel through the state. European circles since the time
statd.
pt the office of City Judge Dill,
each one with about 300 first-
of the World W ar and Diplomatic
The feature match will be be­ ernor by a state-w ide organiza­
LONDON, Ju ly 21.— The Com­
when half a dozen m otorists ap­
class and 500 second-class passen­
tion
formed
last
week
at
the
state
circles
of practically every nation
peared bearing neatly printed bined track team s of Oxford and tween eight selected rifle men convention of the Spanish-Am­ gers, m aking a total of about 60,-
are roused to a high pitch w ag­
tags which read: ‘F irst offense. Cambridge Universities upset the of the 162nd and 186th infantry erican W ar V eterans at Albany, 000 Americans, four-fifths of
ing
for the French to answer the
dope here today by defeating the regim ents and the coast artillery.
Report to City Judge.
whom were tourists.
English note.
according
to
word
received
hei«-.
The issuing of the tags was the Yale and H arvard team. The B rit­ The w inner wil lreceive the gov­ Senaca Fouts of Portland was
One-half of the num ber land­
ish athletes were strong in the e rn o r’s trophy, which will be pre­
LOS ANGELES, July 21.— To­
result
of
the
determ
ination
of
the
named
president
and
Dr.
George
ed
in France at Cherbourg of Le
EL PASO, Tex., July 21.—
sented
by
Governor
Pierce.
The
distance
runs,
while
the
Ameri­
morrow,
Jim Jeffries, form erly
E. A. W alker of Portland, sec­ Havre. The other half is certain
Francisco Villa, who for years local police to stop violations of cans won in the field events.
trophy
has
been
the
center
of
retary. Upton was president of to come to France after visiting heavyweight champion of the
was hunted by the forces of two state laws regarding lights on
The final score was Oxford; keen competition for the past 20
world in the prize ring will de­
automobiles.
There are chonic
nations as a thief, a m urderer!
~‘v VIIUUIV Cambridge 61 1-2; Y ale-Harvard years. The federal governm ent the state senate during the last England, Belgium or Italy. And
and the leader ot pnm erou. r e - l ^ h
7?,
? Chlef Mc’
session. Recently he moved his one can safely say th a t France is liver his initial sermon as an ev­
has
appropriated
$6,000
to
cover
55
1-2.
The
B
ritish
system
of
scor­
,
k _____ l N abb- wh0 helleve they are priv-
residence from Prineville to Bend, the place of the longe:|. sejour. angelist.
bellions, may yet receive homage
the
expenses
of
the
shoot
and
a
ing
allowing
only
one
point
for
Jeffries has been preparing for
ileged to drive at night with no
where he will continue the prac­ All of which means th a t France
oi his nation.
EUREKA, Calif., July 21.__R.
tail light, and it was for the p u r­ the w inner of each event. A great like am ount for sending the Ore­ tice of law in Crook, Deschutes is where the most dollars are some time for a career as an Smith of Cranell was spinning
Strong efforts are being made
gon team to Camp Perry.
evangelist, and will preach his
pose of educating these neople crowd saw the meet.
and Jefferson counties.
dropped.
through the redwoods near liprc
to induce President Obregon to
first sermon in the W omen’s
th at the arrests were made
this week when his apparently
Statisticians
have
recently
cal­
order V illa’s body brought from
SAN FRANCISCO DONATES
H ere from W eed—
Christian
Temperance
Union
». Four trf the offenders were
AGED
RELATIVE
OF
CHIEF
culated
th
a
t
every
American
th
irsty automobile cast its orbs
P arral to Mexico City to lie In
«5000 TO RELIEF FUND
Merle W alters, an Ashland
building on the restoration of
fined $2.50 by th e judge, and
EXECUTIVE
DIES
IN
OHIO
leaves about 33 per cent of his
on a 4,000-gaIlon w ater tank, the
state and be given a m ilitary fu n ­
high school graduate is in Ash­
Palestine to the Jews.
the o th er two escaped with a
eral.
total expenditures to the French
supply for the W. Hanson ranch,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.— land from Weed visiting with
The form er boxing champion
reprim and. H ereafter the police The San Francisco board of sup­
• WORTHINGTON, Ohio., July,
Villa, his (Secretary, a body­
friends. He p lA s to leave sh o rt­ 21— Mrs. Clara Mitchell, 95-year m erchants, which in a good sea­ plans a world tour in which he and ran into it. full speed ahead.
mean to enforce the law, and ervisors yesterday appropriated
k „ „ ,k out 0M te tte ,s U.oD„ 7 nga n Z e X ' kT e Z , . -
son represents about $75,000,000. hop,»
guard and a bystander were shot
state th a t those who are arrested $5000 for the relief of Goldfield, ly fo r Grass Valley, where he old Aunt of President H arding,
by an assassin from ambush yes­
and prejudice., and w ,„ p .e a c t „ „ .lon8..,. dry , tM d. „ „ 'j
a second tim e will not be dealt Nevada, recently nearly destroyed will hold a position as telegraph and his oldest relative, is dead
terday.
Eugene— F arm er’s Creamery
operator.
He
is
accompanied
by
with so lightly.
here a t the home of Dr. George pays $27,000 for b u tterfat in the doctrine of the am algam ation ing the occupants of the car, al­
by fire.
his wife.
of all white races for the benefit
H arding, brother of the President. June.
though none were seriously in­
of civilization.
jured.
ELECTED
10 HEAD REALTY MEN
TRIES “COME BACK
S. P. TUNNEL NO. 1
WILL BE REOPENED
SAFEGUARDING OF
ED
TLAND
PLEA MADE ID SAVE
1AMSUPPLY
LEADER
HEAD ASSOCIATION
MANYCÄRSKGBTER
SAILING YACHTS
START LONG RACE
Police Arrest
Law Violators
ED
AS HERO BY MEXICANS
AMERICAN ATHLETES
BEATEN IN ENGLAND
TO
HAVE STATE MATCH
E
HEAVY IN FRANCE
DPTDN MAY BE NEXT
. GOVERNOR OF STATE
Jim Jeffries
Is Evangalist
TANK COLLISION
■
...— JL