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' ASHLAND CUMATE, without
the aid of medicine, cures nine
cases out of ten of asthma. This t
is a proven fact.
>♦♦*»>♦♦♦>>»»»»»<
MALARIA GERMS cannot sur­
THE TIDINGS HAS BEEN ASHLAND’S LEADING NEWSPAPER
(International News Wire Service)
vive three months in the rich
ozone at Ashland. The pure do­
mestic water helps.
FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS.
» •—
VO LUM E IV.
S u ccesso r to th e S em i-W eek ly T id in g s, V olum e 43.
ASHLAND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923.
NO. 305
COAL MEDIATOR ™ , ; X J S E OF WATER
FACES C R ISIS
CUT DOWN BY
IN MEET TODAY
CITYCOUNCIL
CLUB PLEASED
WITH PAGEANT
Wins National Oratorical
Contest Held For
Secretaries
Pennsylvania Governor To
Present Plans For
Arbitration
STRIKE CALLED TO
START FRIDAY NITE
Expect that 155,000 Men
Will Quit Work Unless
Problem Is Solved Soon
By Conference Held A?
Harrisburg.
H A R R IS B U R G ,
P e n n ., A ug.
2 9 .— G ifford P in c h o l, g o v e rn o r of
P e n n s y lv a n ia a n d m e d ia to r in th e
p re s e n t coal c ris is faces h is s u ­
p re m e te s t to d ay a s th e c ris is of
th e s itu a tio n w ill be rea c h e d in
th is a fte rn o o n ’s co n fe re n ce being
h e ld h e re betw een th e r e p r e s e n ta ­
tiv e s of th e m in e rs an d th e o p e ra ­
to rs of th e m any a n th r a c ite coal
m ines.
Plans to Be Subm itted
T he g o v e rn o r p la n s to su b m it
to th e v a ir in g o p e ra to rs a n d m in ­
e r» to d ay a p lan
by w hich he
hopes to b rin g a b o u t a s e ttle m e n t
a n d it' it is a ssu re d th a t th e m in ­
e rs will c o n tin u e w ork in th e a n ­
th r a c ite field s.
Thousand to Stop Work
R e p u d ia tio n of th e p la n s w hich
P in c h o t is to give th e m in e rs to ­
d a y w ill m ean th a t 155,000 m in ­
e r s w ill lay dow n te h ir pick s a t
m id n ig h t F rid a y a n d w ill w alk off
th e w o rk s, th u s p re c ip ita tin g w h at
is exp ected to be th e w o rst fuel
fa m in e in th e h isto ry of th e n a ­
tio n .
M any A r b itr a te Q u e stio n
T he best a v a ila b le in fo rm a tio n
to be se cu re d to d ay fro m o ffic ia ls
in close co n n e ctio n w ith th e a f ­
f a ir in d ic a te d th a t P in c h o t
in ­
te n d s to p rese n t a p la n of a rb i-
t ia ti o n to th e p a r tie s in th e
D o u b le to in su re th e c o n tin u a n c e
o f th e m ine w ork till a fin al s e t­
tle m e n t of th e tro u b le is f o r th ­
co m in g .
It is exp ected by o ffic ia ls t h a t
«».e p la n to be pr-*i»n--’ l w in em -
’«»’■>’ th e i d " ' of th e o p e ra to rs
t - 'v 'r g th e m t a - .\ a s lig h t raise
« n d th a t th e m »tiers a b a n d o n th e
' cli ck o ff” fig h t «{;;• b in-.? have
•> •» U w a g in g ig u n s » th e opera-
«ora.
MED THIS MORNING
M r. W illiam Yeo a n A sh lan d
r e s id e n t fo r th e p a s t 25 y e ^ s
p a sse d aw ay a t th e fam ily hom e
h e re th is m o rn in g a t th e a g e of
75 y e a rs. D e a th w as cau sed by
c o m p lic a tio n s a ris in g fro m
old
age.
Mr. Yeo cam e to A sh la n d a b o u t
25 y e a rs ag o an d e n g a g ed in th e
G e n e ra l M erch an d ise b u sin e ss f^ r
a tim e a f te r w hich he r e tire d and
s p e n t th e la s t y e a rs of h is life in
le is u ’ e.
—
H e w as born in C a n a d a from
■where he e a rly te m o v e d to th e
I n ite a S ta te s w h e re he m a rrie d
R a c h a e l W a rk in Iow a.
T hey
m oved to So i r e m
C a lifo rn ia ,
w e re th e y lived fo r se v e ra l y e a ’s
a f t e r w hich th ey cam e to A sh lan d
w h e re th e y have lived e v e r since.
M r. Y eo is . u i n v e d by his wire
M rs. W illiam Yeo a n d five ch il
d re n . G H Yeo of A sh la n d and
V’. R. Vco of i k .a h C a l i f o n i,
J a m e s Yeo. o f > e . \ i o r t , O re g o j,
M rs. M innie f a . g r a n t of C ent ?!
P o in t *.»d M rs. M argaret Ga •>
< f ''.r a n ts
I he funeral jerviees have be?*i
arranged »■ d w ill be held Friday
afternoon from the M ethod-, z
c h u rc h
J o h n H. F u lle r , th e e ffe c ie n t
s e c re ta ry of th e C h a m b e r of C om ­
m erce fo r A sh la n d re c e n tly c a p ­
tu re d th e N a tio n a l p u b lic s p e a k ­
in g c o n te s t h eld a t N o rth w e s te rn
U n iv e rsity a t E v a n s to n , Illin o is,
fo r th e s e c re ta rie s of c h a m b e rs
of c o m m erce fro m a ll o v e r th e na-
tio n , a c c o rd in g to w o rd rec e iv e d
h e re y e s te rd a y
Mr. F u lle r i3 a tte n d in g
th e
su m m e r school fo r s e c r e ta r ie s of
c h a m b e rs of c o m m erce h eld
at
N o rth w e s te rn U n iv e rsity th is s u m ­
m er a n d w as se le c te d to r e p r e ­
sen t th e w e ste rn sectio n of th e
U nited S ta te s in th e P u b lic S p e a k ­
in g c o n te st h e ld by th e 300 or
m o re s e c re ta rie s a tte n d in g
th e
school.
S p e a k in g on th e s u b je c t of
“ W hy I L ike My J o b ” and em ­
p h a siz in g th e |“ Go W e s t” id ea
a n d slo g a n , Mr. F u lle r m ad e such
a concise a n d in te r e s tin g ta lk t h a t
he w as a w a rd e d th e la rg e s ilv e r
loving cup fo r th e b est speech by
th e ju d g e s a f te r th e y h a d c o n ­
fe rre d fo r o n ly fo u r m in u te s an d
tw e n ty n in e seconds.
T he fe a t of w in n in g th e cup
seem s a ll th e m o re re m a rk a b le
w hen it ¡3 c o n sid e re d th a t
Mr.
F u lle r w as c o m p e tin g a g a in s t
som e of th e best know n s e c r e ta r ­
ies in th e U n ited S ta te s.
Mr. F u lle r re p o rts a v ery in te r ­
e s tin g tim e a t th e school a n d h a s
been e n jo y in g h im se lf v e ry m uch
on h is v a c a tio n b u t sa y s h e w ill
be g lad to g e t back to A sh la n d as
soon as possible.
Civic Ladies Make Profit
Over $300 On Local
Talent Play
Hours For Irrigation Are
Restricted Because Of
Decreasing Supply
PARK IRRIGATION
SUPPLY LIMITED
j Amount May Be Cut F urther
Unless Supply Of W ater
In City Reservoirs Is In­
creased Soon By Rain Or
Other Causes.
A new .s e rie s of w a te r re g u la ­
tio n s in re g a rd to th e u se of
c ity w a te r fo r irr ig a tio n p u rp o se s
goes in to e ffe c t to m o rro w by an
o rd e r of th e C ity A n y ic il w hich
w as d ecid ed on la s t n ig h t d u e
to th e g ra d u a lly d e c re a s in g su p p ly
of w a te r in th e c ity re s e rv o irs .
< 'onsM ered F or Som e Tim e
T h is c u ttin g of th e w a te r s u p ­
ply fo r irrig a tio n h a s been co n ­
sid e re d fo r som e tim e by th e
C ity C ouncil d u e to th e lo w e rin g
of th e w a te r in th e A sh la n d C reek
in ta k e s but th e y h ad hoped to
a v e rt a f u r t h e r r e s tric tio n of th e
su p p ly u n til a f te r th e ra in y se a ­
son.
D istricts Decided On
T he c ity is div id ed in to tw o
d is tr ic ts u n d e r
th e
new
p lan
w hich first w e n t in to effect a b o u t
a m o n th ag o th e u p p e r d is tric t
b ein g t h a t p a rt of th e city lying
above th e B o u le v a rd a n d M ain
S tre e t, w hile th e L o w er d is tric t
is t h a t sectio n ly ing below th e
B o u le v a rd a n d M ain S tre e t.
/•
^bafe, ■
E li
H
cwax - J ' f
S L k o o r te r
T h e Civic C lub cam e off w ith
flying c o lo rs w ith th e ir p ro d u c tio n
of th e c o m m u n ity p a g e a n t “ D ream
lan d ’ a f te r all bills w ere to ta le d
a n d e x p e n se s s u b tra c te d th e Civic
C lub still h ad th e sum of 1329.73
le ft fo r th e ir c o tiers.
J a y W e llin g to n th e d ire c to r of
th e p a g e a n t also w a lk e d off w ith
th e sum of $329.73 fo r h is th re e
w eeks w o rk in d ire c tin g th e p a g ­
e a n t a n d e x p re sse d h im se lf as well
c o n te n te d w ith th e r e s u lts of th e
tow n ig h ts p e rfo rm a n c e .
T h e to ta l e x p e n d itu re s fo r th e
p a g e a n t a m o u n te d to $278.05 th is
in c lu d in g e v e ry th in g t h a t v.as
sp e n t in th e p ro d u c tio n of th e
p lay w h ile th e to ta l re c e ip ts a m ­
o u n te d to $ 9 3 7 .5 0 , le a v in g a p ro ­
fit of $659.45 to be d iv id ed e q u a l­
ly betw een Mr. W e llin g to n and
th
e C ivic club.
L - ip to iv T fc o p le v <
M r. W e llin g to n le ft th is m o rn ­
ing
fo r C ra te r L a k e w h e re he will
, also th e fish in g in d u stry , of G lou-
spend a few d ay s re c u p e ra tin g ,
■ ce3ter, w hich h a s been c a rrie d a fte i w hich he w ill leave for N o r­
I on e v e r since. G lo u c e ste r is now
th e r n O regon p o in ts of in te re s t.
j c e le b ra tin g w ith a p a g e a n t, s p o rts
! an d o th e r fe a tu re s th e th re e h u n -
T he p h o to s sh o w : T he L ip to n , will rac e fo r th e L ip to n cup th is
tro p h y to be a w a rd e d by th e fa
y e a r, a n d th e " E liz a b e th H ow ­
moils, E n g lis h s p o rts m a n a n d te a a r d ,” a lso e n te re d in th e f r o th ­
m e rc h a n t to th e w in n e r of tho co m in g c o n te st.
F is h e rm e n ’s R ace a t G lo u c e ste r
Upon th e b e a u tifu l h alf-m o o n
A u g u st 28; th e " H e n ry F o r d ,” beach show n ab o v e, th e im m i-
d e fe a te d c h a lle n g e r fo r th e I n te r ­ g r a n ts from D o rc h e ste r, E n g la n d , I d re d th a n n iv e rs a ry of its b irth ,
n a tio n a l “ F is h e r m e n ’s tro p h y a t lan d e d in 1623 a n d fo u n d e d th e j T h e c e le b ra tio n began A u g u st 26
G lo u c e s te r la s t O cto b er, w hich M a ssa c h u se tts B ay Colony, an d I a n d en d s to m o rro w .
BOY HELD AI ALBANY
STOLE Î20.000 SUM
NEW TYPE DF COW
L EA R N S G A SO LIN E IS
U SELESS AS COOLER
RUSSIA SOVIET
R E D UPRISING
Resolution Asks Army And
Workers To Support
Revolutions
FRENCH CONTROL
HIT IN DOCUMENT
Marks F irst Active Move
On Part Of Russia To
Precipitate A German
Revolt But Have Given
Much Moral Support.
MOSCOW, A ug. 29.— T he R u s­
sia n Soviet today u n a n im o u sly
a d o p te d a re s o lu tio n a p p e a lin g to
th e a rm y a n d w o rk e rs of R ussia
to s u p p o rt th e R ed R e v o lu tio n s
in G e rm a n y by d o n a tio n s 'a n d
o th e rw is e .” It is believed th a t th e
re s o lu tio n w ill h av e q u ite a bit
n f effect a s m an y of th e R u ssian s
h a v e been iu xvm p ath y w ith G er-
i i.snv fo r som e tim e a n d it is
ex p ected i.i o flicitl circles th a t
th e re s o lu tio n w ill
ca u se m an y
o f th e R uss i i R ed s to ta k e an
a c tiv e p a r t i«i th e h o stiliti> s in
G e rm a n y .
F re n c h ( o n lu d S cored
T he m ost s tr ik in g c la u se of th e
re s o lu tio n w as th e effect t h a t if
rm a n y s c o i ii.i • i by F r.u ir M
it w ill m ean a new
c a m p a ig n
a g a in s t th e
R u ssian
e m p ire
so m e tim e in th e m a r f u tu r e and
it is th e idea of th e R u ssian lead
e r s to a v e rt such a s itu a tio n if
possible.
ALBAN Y, A ug. 29.— A type of
cow te s tin g a sso c ia tio n esp ec ially
w ell a d a p te d to d a iry d is tr ic ts
ANTIGO, W ig., A ug. 29.— W a r­
h a v in g n u m e ro u s sm all h e rd s h a s
ren H ill, of th is to w n, is p o sitiv e
been p ro je c te d in L inn co u n ty u n ­
th a t w hen he cools th e b ra k e s of
d e r th e le a d e rs h ip of C. A. H ey-
h
is m o to r c a r a g a in , he w ill look
W orkers Appealed To
ALBAN
Y,
O
re.,
A
ug.
29.—
E
d
­
m an , c o u n ty a g e n t.
Upper D istrict L im ited
BEN D , O re., A ug. 29.— F o r th e
tw
ice
b
e
fo
re
d
o
in
g
so.
T
he
D ocum ent a p p e a le d to th e
F ro m 1600 to 1800 cow s can
W a te r fo r th e u p p e r d is tr ic t is die D ale, 18 -y ear-o ld S p o k an e
f ir s t tim e on re c o rd , so f a r a s is
H
ill
re
c
e
n
tly
sto
p
p
e
d
hi3
e
a
r
a
t
w
o
rk
e
rs
of a ll c o u n trie s to m ob­
re s tric te d fo r irrig a tio n t o - t h r e e y o u th , th is m o rn in g co n fessed to
k n o w n h e re , M ount W a sh in g to n be h a n d le d by one te s te r r e g a r d ­ ilize an d h a m p e r th e in te rfe re n c e
a
g
a
ra
g
e
h
e
re
a
n
d
a
sk
e
d
fo
r
som
e
less of th e n u m b e r of h e rd s . Ii
d ay s a w eek by th e new o rd e r, D istric t A tto rn e y L e w e llin g to th e
w a te r w ith w h ich
to cool th e w as scaled S u n d a y by six B end h a s n o t been possible h e re to fo re ‘‘-itb G e rm a n y 's hom e a ffa irs by
ro
b
b
in
g
of
E
lm
e
r
L
e
n
fe
s
t’s
sa
fe
th e se b e in g M onday W ed n esd ay ,
boys, w ho, a f te r h o u rs of a rd u o u s
a n d F r id a y th e h o u rs fo r irrig a-1 ° f *2 0 ’000 in s e c u ritie s a t Sno- b ra k e s of h is m ac h in e. T he g a r-
35 F ra n c e o r a n y o th e r o u tsid e in ­
w o rk re a c h e d th e to p m o st p in - to h a n d le m o re th a n 26 to
ige
m
an
to
ld
him
to
“
ta
k
e
t
h
a
t
fluence.
tion on th e se d ay s in th e u p p e r liom ish, W a sh in g to n , la s t Ju n e . p a ilfu ll.” -
i n a c le w h ich h e re to fo re h a s defied h e rd s , re g a rd le s s of th e n u m b e r
O. Wj a n d C. M. C ra m e r (in
T his m a rk s th e first a c tiv e m ove
d is tr ic t b e in g se t a t b etw een five W a sh in g to n a u th o r itie s h av e been
mi
,
i th e e ffo rts of th e m o st exnert o f cows. W ith sm a ll h e rd s th e
no w ay co n n e cte d w ith th e local
The fire d e p a rtm e n t w as c alled '
XT
- .
*
tim e by th is
cost p e r cow fo r te s tin g h a s been on th e p a r t of th e R u ssia n s to
A.M. to e ig h t A. M. a n d from five puzzled fo r som e
S. P. s ta tio n a g e n t) fo u n d th e
,pon to e x tin g u is h th e tir e ra p id - i | m
b e o rs u n ta in th e e e rs. N one of th e c m em
c
rim
e
a
n
d
th
e
co
n
fessio
n
o
b
ta
in
­
p ro h ib itiv e , so th e r e a re no cow p re c ip ita te a Red u p risin g in G e r ­
P M. to e ig h t P.M . on th e s e th re e
lu re of th e b ra k e b eam s too g r e a t
ly
c
o
n
su
m
in
g
H
ill’s
m
ac
h
in
e
.
T
he
'
21
o(
ed
by
M
r.
L
e
w
e
llin
g
c
le
a
rs
th
e
te s tin g a s so c ia tio n s In th e W il­ m any a lth o u g h th e y h av e r e n d ­
d ay s w ith a sp ecial use on S u n ­
to be re s is te d . F o r th e ir p le a s ­
m y ste ry .
ered a g re a t d eal of m o ral su p p o rt
w a te r he p o u re d on th e b ra k e s I n n l „ nr,™
,
d a y fro m five A.M. to e ig h t A.M.
e . .
, ,
,
I O nly once in th e c o u rse of th e la m e tte v a lle y a n d som e o th e r
u re, e a ch le ft th e p ric e of c a rf a re
>n a ll p rev io u s occasions, in w hich
h is m ac h in e h a p p e n e d to be a
D ale w as b e in g h e ld in th e of
d a iry d istric ts .
L o w er D is tric t H a s T h re e D ays
____oe d a y w as a n y one of th e six in
fro m Salem to A sh la n d in th e c ity
gaso lin e.
:hey have h ad a n o p p o rtu n ity to
c
o
u
n
ty
ja
il
on
a
la
rc
e
n
y
c
h
a
rg
e
,
"
T
h
is
new
ty
p
e
h
a
s
been
used
'd a n g e r. T hen L eo H a rry m a n , los-
T he lo w e r d is tr ic t w ill be a l­
c o ffe rs y e s te rd a y a n d p ro ce e d e d
express th e ir lea n in g s.
h a v in g been bo u n d o v e r to th e
low
ed
to
u
se
w
a
te
r
fo
r
ir
r
ig
a
­
i in g h is fo o tin g , c lu n g d e s p e ra te - s a tis fa c to rily in W h a tc o m b c o u n ­
to th e ir d e s tin a tio n s o u th , w h e re
U
g
ra
n
d
ju
r
y
a
f
t
e
r
bein
g
c
a
u
g
h
t
fo r
ceveral
tio n p u rp o se s on th re e d ay s a
' ly to th e face of a p e rp e n d ic u la r ty, W a sh in g to n
th ey hoped to fin d w o rk .
w ith a s to le n m o to rcy cle.
He
m
o
n
th
s
,”
say
s
N.
C.
Ja
m
is
o
n , d a i­
j c liff, w ith a n 8 0 0 -fo o t ab y ss
J u d g e G ow dy s e t th e fin e w hich w eek a lso th e s e b e in g th e th re e w ro te to L e n fe s t a n d to ld him
ry
sp
e
c
ia
list
fo
r
th
e
college
ex­
y a w n in g b e n e a th him . H a rry m a n
w as paid fro m th e m oney th e d ay s t h a t th e u p p e r d is tf le t is n o t th a t he w ould d isclo se th e ioca-
“ M em bers a re
m an a g e d to re g a in h is fo o tin g a n d te n sio n service.
b ro th e rs had hoped to sav e fo r i r n g a tin g a n d w ill be T u e sd a y ,
tio n of th e s e c u ritie s if L e n fe st
g
ro
u
p
ed
in
ro
u
te
s
of a b o u t 200
T h u rs d a y and S a tu rd a y b etw een
c o n tin u e d to clim b to th e s u m m it
o th e r expenses.
w ould h elp him o u t of h i t d iff i­
cow
s
each.
T
he
te
s
te r goes o u t
No o th e r c a u se s of p e n a lty th e h o u rs of five A.M. to e ig h t c u ltie s h u e . L e n fe s t tu rn e d flie
M au rice J a lo , 18 y e a rs of ag e, w ith o u t c o m m en t. H e w as d e a th ­ one d ay on a ro u te an d leaves
w ere rec o rd e d y e s te rd a y by th e A.M. a n d five P.M . to e ig h t P.M . le tte r o v e r to th e s h e riff a t S no­ w as a rr e s te d by p a iro llm a n L es­ ly p a le w hen he fin ish ed th e a s ­
c e n t, h o w ev er,
h is co m p an io n s sam p le b o ttle s w ith m em b ers,
w ith a sp ecial r ig h t on S u n d ay
T he e x h ib it of o re sam p les an d
local m a g is tra te .
h o m ish , w ho w ro te S h e riff R ic h ­ lie W e rtz S u n d a y n ig h t, on a said.
w ho ta k e th e ir ow n sa m p le s fo r
from five P.M . to e ig h t P.M .
m
in
in g e q u ip m e n t w ill be one of
a rd of L in n c o u n ty .
S h e riff •harge of o p e ra tin g an a u to m o b ile
one d a y an d a t th e sa m e tim e
Parks
A
lso
Lim
ited
th
e
fe a tu re s a t th e J a c k s o n C o u n ­
O
th
e
r
m
em
b
e
rs
of
th
e
p
a
rty
Tries Luck A gain—
R ic h a rd in tu rn im p a rte d th e co n ­ w ith o u t p ro p e r lig h ts. J a lc o had
m ak e a rec o rd of w e ig h ts of feed
T
he
P
u
b
lic
P
a
r
k
s
a
re
a
lso
to
S. D. T a y lo r le ft y e s te rd a y fo r
te n ts of Dade’s le tte r to th e Dis­ been p lay in g th e p a r t of a M od­ w ere Irv in M cNeal, w ho led, a n d used th a t day. T hese a re g a th ­ ty F a ir. T he people of th is sec­
tio n and tlie r.tate a t la rg e do n o t
a o n th e r h u n tin g trip , this, one to be lim ite d in th e ir use of w a te r tric t A tto rn e y , w ho th e n o b ta in ­ e rn Shiek fo r som e tim e, a c c o rd ­ w ho s tr u n g th e rope w hen »lie go­
e re d up by th e te s te r th e follow ­
u n d e r th e new re g u la tio n s th is
ing
w
as
esp
ec
ially
h
a
r
d
;
A
rm
in
rea
liz e th e im p o rta n c e of th e m in ­
be m o re su c ce ssfu l th a n th e p re
ing to th e local police a n d a s is
ed th e c o n fe ssio n fro m D ale
ing d ay an d ta k e n to a c e n tra l
vio u s a tte m p t. M r. T a y lo r w ill try beiug a sch em e fo r w a te r c o n ser-
ing
in d u stry in J a c k s o n c o u n ty .
F
u
rre
y
,
P
h
il
P
h
ilb
ro
o
k
,
W
ilb
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r
■•ome tim e s th e case, p u t o u t a
la b o ra to ry fo r te s tin g , each m em ­
vatio
n
n
e
v
e
r
re
s
o
rte
d
to
beforo
It
la
p lan n e d to have th is e x h ib it
W
a
tk
in
s
a
n
d
R
onald
S
ellers.
his lu ck in th e h ills s u rro u n d in g
lu m b e r of ch eck s w hich
cam e
ber being s e n t a t once a s ta te ­
in
A
sh
la
n
d
.
T
he
A
sh
la
n
d
C
reek
re p re s e n t to som e e x te n t th e size
T a le n t, th e e x a ct lo ca tio n n o t be­
back, m a rk e d N. S. F ., D u ria g
m en t of th e te3t of h is cows. On
a n d G ra n ite s tr e e t p a rk s w ill i r r i ­
of
th e In d u stry h ere.
in g know n
his c a re e r as a D a rin g D evil he
th e n e x t v isit each m e m b e rs , is
g a te betw een th e h o u rs of 11 A.
P
. X. Jo h n s o n h a s been
ap­
tra d e d a n old F o rd c a r, w hich
given an u p -to -d a te re c o rd
for
M. a n d fo u r P. M. on T u e sd a y s
p
o
in
ted
su
p
e
rv
iso
r
of
th
e
m
in
in
g
had been h is m ode of tra v e l a b o u t
each of his cow s sh o w in g w h a t
and T h u rs d a y , w h ile th e B o u le­
e x h ib it. H e issu es an in v ita tio n
tow n a n d a s f a r n o rth as P o rtla n d
th e y p ro d u ce d , th e feed c o n su m ­
fo r ev e ry m in e r in s o u th e rn O re­
v a rd a n d M ain s tr e e t p a rk s will
R E D D IN G , C alif., A ug. 29.— for a n O v e rla n d C hib R o a d ste r,
ed, th e a m o u n t a n d v a lu e of p ro ­
irr ig a te b etw een th e h o u rs of ten
gon
to b rin g o re sp ecim en s, m a r k ­
T he n e t p ro fits a c c ru in g to th e w hich wa3 b u ilt m o re to h is lik ­
d u c tio n a n d th e q u a n tity
an d
ed
a
n
d re a d y fo r ex h ib itio n . No
A.M. a n d 11 A.M. on T u e sd a y s
m e e tin g of th e S o u th e rn O re ­ cost of fe e d .”
C ity of R e d d in g fro m th e o p e ra ­ ing.
m
a
tte
r w h a t k in d of o re, h ig h
a n d S a tu rd a y s , once each w eek.
H e h a v in g a k e e n eye fo r such gon C h a u ta u q u a B oard of D irec ­
tion of its e le c tric a l lig h tin g p lan t
In 10 y e a rs of o p e ra tio n th e
g ra d e o r low. it Is proposed to
Further L im itation P ossib le
.p rp T L A N D . A ug 2» —Fore si
o r d is trib u tio n sy stem fo r th e first th in g s. A fte r d o in g (he n o r th e r n to rs is to be held next T u e sd a y T illa m o o k cow te s tin g a sso c ia tio n
have it in th e e x h ib it.
If it is
It
is
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
ed
by
th
e
C
ouncil
fi-e.-. c e n te re d la r;; •’ . in a cu t < ver
six m o n th s of 1923, w ere $15.- p a rt of th e s ta te he d ecid ed to ev en in g . S e p te m b e r 4, a c c o rd in g h a s b ro u g h t u p th e a v e ra g e of its
n
o
t
c
e
rta
in
w
h
a
t
k
in
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of
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th
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th
e
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le
s
,
do
n
o
t
ten
d
’ v i a a re b u rn i
n e a r Vt-monitt
94 5.C4.
T h is is show n in th e “ k n o ck ’em c o ld ” a ro u n d K la m a th to M rs. J. H. F u lle r s e c re ta ry of cow s to 331
p o u n d s p e r year.
is,
it
w
ill
he
ex
am
in
ed
by
ex­
to
c
o
n
serv
e
th
e
w
a
te
r
su
p
p
ly
q
u
ite
a n d E lsie in tr a c ts belonging to
r e p o rt p re p a re d by C ty C le rk E n- F a lls, th e n d ecid ed th a t A sh la n d th e A ssocia;> in. T he m e e tin g is T he s ta te a v e ra g e is a p p ro x im a te ­
p
e
rts
and
analy
zed
.
T
he
e
x
h
ib
it,
th re e lu m b e r co m p an ies, a c c o rd ­ a bit it w ill be n e c e sa ry to p u t g ram fo r su b m issio n to th e t r u s ­ w ould be p leased to receiv ed him lo r th e iii .’i r s e of e le c .¡n g th e ly 170 pounds. T illa m o o k
has
ing to re p o rts receiv ed h ere. So a d d itio n a l re s tric tio n s in to o per- tees. Iu th e p eriod th e rev e n u e back to th e fold.
•• beers of t i e A sso ciatio n an d is th r e e asso c ia tio n s' in o p e ra tio n to be a success a n d be c o m p lete
m u st h a v e e v e ry o n e in te re s te d in
tio
n
ap
C
ity
W
a
te
r
S
u
p
e
rv
iso
r
f a r as is know n no cam ps have
w as $ 3 0 ,0 1 1 .9 4 ; ex p en ses, $14,-
A fte r a n ig h t a n d p a rt of a day held a n n u a lly a t a b o u t th is tim e th is y e a r w ith a b o u t 3000 cow s
m in in g an d geology in J a c k s o n
H
a
rry
H
o
sie
r
re
p
o
rts
th
a
t
th
e
re
T h e officers of th e A sso ciatio n on te st.
been b u rn e d o* e q u ip m e n t lost,
066.30.
sp e n t in th e C ity ja il, he w as g iv ­
co
u n ty . Mr. Jo h n so n u rg es ev ery
t ’n less a high w ind com es up th e is not e n o u g h snow on Mt. A s h ­
D u rin g th e p e rio d of th e la st en a c h a n ce to show w h a t he fo r th e p a st y e a r h av e been W .
one
who h a s o r can g et specim ens
* ’. ? is lik e ly to do little c« rage. lan d to m ak e a snow ball and e ig h te e n m o n th s, o r from D ecem ­ could do on th e end of a m uck J u d s o n O ldfield, P re s id e n t, V. O.
to e n te r th em in th e ex h ib it.
c o n se q u e n tly th e A sh lan d C reek b er 6, 1921, w hen th e c ity a c ­ stic k , w hich is th e b e st im p lim e n t 1 N ’ S m ith - V ic e -p re sid e n t a n d Mrs.
No m oney h a s been a p p ro p r ia t­
-Twe-
v
flow
is
ra
p
id
ly
d
im
in
ish
in
g
.
or
ALBANY,
q u ire d o w n e rsh ip of th e d is tr ib u ­ k n o w n to m o d ern science fo r th e 1J ’ H ’ F u lle r as S e c re ta ry ,
ed by th e F a ir asso c ia tio n fo r th e
opie w a tc h ed J . C o llan te r, of
m an h o o d .
J a lo |
T he m e e tin g is a r e g u la r busi-
tio n sy ste m , u n til J u n e ¿0 , 1923 u p b u ild in g of
m in in g ex h ib it p rem iu m s, b u t
»! cd R iver a. •V a h e re in th e
th e c ity 's n e t p ro fits were. $4 5,- w as ad v ised to ta k e a b a th and ness m ee t and- d u rin g th e even-
Mr. J o h n s o n stater, tiiat th e re will
DU » T albot yes-
".Ham riv e r
i 765.75, a c c o rd in g to th e sa m e re- p u t on som e c lean c lo th e s b efo re! in g aH ,n a tt e r s p e rta in in g to th e
be
tro p h ie s fo r d iv isio n al e x h ib its
' P ort.
o r '. y. He c a ’ •
fo r help, th e :. ¡
he took up his new w alk in life, u p k e e p of th e C h a u ta u q u a b u ild ­
K LA M A TH FA L L S. O re., A ug. a n d a sw eePa ta k<*s tro p h y in ad -
•t’ «ed to sw im a s ia n e w ith c u 'I
U n d e r th e h e a d of ex p en ses fo r w hich w ould be m o re u n iso n w ith ing a n d such a ffa irs a re disposed
29.—
‘‘F u ll co -o p e ra tio n m ay be d k io n - fo r w hich m oney will be
a p p a re n t dittic.t z. • en su d d e n ly
of by th e B oard.
th e la s t six m o n th s, a re th ese th e p a rt be had been p laying.
expected from th e S o u th e rn P a ­ raise d by p o p u la r su b sc rip tio n ,
i; a p p e a re d in th w a te r.
ite m s ;
C osts of c u rr e n t,
$9,-
T he
T he o u tco m e of th is e x p e rim e n t
i t h a s been decided to m ak e
cific co m p an y in s ta g in g th e cele­
OM AHA, A ug. 29.— T h a t S e n a ­ 439J38; office s a la rie s , $ 1 ,0 3 6 .8 0 ; w ill be w a tc h ed w ith g re a t in te r ­
t '. i y w as recove.
th
e
m in in g d iv ision of th e fa ir
b ra tio n o v e r th e s ta r t of th e E u ­
to r H iram J o h n so n is a fra id of o ffice su p p lie s, $ 1 5 9 .9 3 ; filed s a l­ est by local a u th o r itie s w ho hope
w
o
rth
w hile an d th e e n tra n c e of
g e n e -K la m a th F a lls line, p lan n ed
t » hTLA N D ,
*•;». 29.— M rs. “ C oolidge lu c k ” w as In tim a te d in a rie s ( la b o r ) , $ 1 ,3 2 0 .6 6 ; a c c id e n t to be th e m ea n s of p e rs u a d in g
by K la m a th c o u n ty ,” sa d i W illiam »pecim ens w o rth th e tim e and
M z 'th e w P . D eau -. w idow of th e an in te rv ie w h e re to d ay . H e said in su ra n c e on tru c k , $ 3 4 .7 5 ; d e ­ som e of th e young m en of th is
S p ro u le , p re s id e n t of th e ra ilw a y tro u b le of th e p erso n s w ho e n te r
»’.• M atthew D id y first U nited he c o n sid e red th e p re s id e n t th e p re c ia tio n of p la n t, $ 7 5 0 ; d e p re c ­ c ity a n d
c o m m u n ity
to m ak e
com pany, w ho wa3 a v isito r h e re th em .
- .« .u s D istric t J u d g e fo r O regon lu c k ie st m an aliv e in th e p o litic a l ia tio n of tru c k . $ 9 2 .7 2 ; bad a c ­ s o m e th in g of th em se lv e s besides
S a tu rd a y .
t;:d p re s id e n t
l’lb-i O regon con- fo rtu n e s of th e w o rld , a n d said c o u n ts , $ 2 2 .9 4 ; re fu n d on p o w er p a ra s ite s .
S o u th e rn P acific o ffic ia ls will
“
th
e
e
v
e
n
ts
of
th
e
n
e
x
t
fo
u
r
an d lig h ts , $ 6 9 .8 7 ; bond in te re s t,
4 •»■ lio n a l co.i •' '.tii it died h e re
A new tra ffic o rd in a n c e
w as ta k e p a rt, Mr. S p ro u le p ro m ised .
cc I.-. Mrs. eui-.'ly w as SI y - a is m o n th s m ig h t m a k e P re s id e n t $ 1 ,1 3 9 .0 5 ; to ta l ex p en ses, $11,-
p assed by th e M edford city c o u n ­ He sa id t h a t if it is p o ssib le he
a? t , an d ca :i.; to O regon in a C oolidge so p o p u la r th a t no o th e r 066.30.
cil M onday n ig h t a f te r m o n th s w ill a tte n d , a lth o u g h he could
c o v e .ed w ago i (ton» vl’ss u r ! in c a n d id a te could hope to b e a t h im .’
of d e lib e ra tio n , e x p e rim e n ts an d not p rom ise d e fin ite ly so f a r in
T he s e n a to r is on h is w ay hom e.
i ' J 6.
s tu d y on th e p a r t of th e city of­ a d v an ce.
E x cu rsio n tr a in s aud
H e said th e a g r ic u ltu r a l s itu a tio n
fic ials, sa y s th e T rib u n e , w hich p u b lic ity , he sa id , could bo a r ­
An u n u s u a l s h ip m e n t w as re
P-JR TLA N D . .t ig 2 '.-- i Torace is d e p lo ra b le b u t b eliev ed som e
re q u ire s a ll c a rs to p a rk a t an ra n g e d w ith th e p a sse n g e r d e ­
s
o
lu
tio
n
w
ill
be
fo
u
n
d
.
reiv
ed a t th e local P e st Office in
5: ■ 1 lem , m em > *r
T h e long ta lk e d of an d m uch a n g le m uch th e sam e a s h a s been
t’
execu
p a rtm e n t.
th
e
sh
a p e of a c o n sig n m e n t of o v er
d e lib e ra te d o v er o rd in a n c e reg u in vogue fo r som e tim e p a s t, and
t'-« ’ b o ard of II.-" Roy S tc i t o r ­
W hen to ld th is c o m m u n ity was 600 C a ta lo g u e s all in one bu n ch
HEARING ON LETH AL
la tin g th e k e e p in g of liv e sto c k in p ro h ib its th e p a rk in g of a n y c a r
gan p tio n h ere, t e d t y c h u 'g e d ih«>
a n x io u s to know w h a t th e S o u th ­ I his g ro u p of c a ta lo g u e s re p r -
GAS
CASE
POSTPONED
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N
,
A
ug.
2
9
.
-
A
m
­
th e c ity of M edford w as passed on th e s tr e e t, o r even in fro n t
p u rp o se o f of c h a rg e s filed a g a in st
e
rn P a c ific p la n n e d to do a b c u t se a te d q u ite an in v e stm e n t an d
e ric a n in d u s tiy is f a r in g a n u n ­ by th e c ity co u n cil M onday n ig h t. of th e o w n e r’s h o u se , a f te r 1 a.
J a m e s B ro ck aw ay , ex ecu tiv e sec­
e s ta b lis h in g a div isio n p o in t h e re w h e n piled up on tn e P o s t Office
R E N O , A ug. 29.— T he N ev ad a fa v o ra b le w o rld tra d e b alan ce of
A m ong th e im p o r ta n t fe a tu re s m. a t n ig h t, i
r e ta ry of th e S couts, w as an a t ­
fo r th e new lin e , he d e c la re d th a t 1« o r gave th e a p p e a ra n c e of a
S u p rem e C o u rt, s ittin g a t C arson $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0')*.» th e D e p a rtm e n t of
a re t h a t th e k e e p in g of hogs is
T h e m e a s u re also R e g u la te s
te m p t of th e K u KLux K ia n to
C ity, y e s te rd a y p o stp o n e d a sc h e d ­ - ' in m e rce re v e a le d to d ay , l ’re -
E u g e n e a n d S p rin g fie ld w ere a l ­ wood y a rd as th e y m ad e se v e ra l
p ro h ib ite d ; th e k e e p in g of m ore speed, ag e lim it of d r iv e r3 ^ iig h t-
g e t a m an a t th e h e a d of th e
uled h e a rin g on a p e titio n fo r •» 'n d e ra n c e
so
a s k in g w h e re th e ra ilro a d co m ­ nice tie rs.
Î im p o rts o v e r e.v th a n tw o h o rse s o r tw o cow s is in g e q u ip m e n t, p a rk in g a n i tirrn -
S couts Who is a k la n m em b e r and a w rit of e r r o r , to th e U n ited
p
a
n
y p la n n e d to p lace it »hops,
T h is is th e la rg e s t n u m b e r of
p o its , chief'»- in S o u th A n ..-ric a i fo rb id d e n , a n d re s tric tio n s
a re in g of c a rs a n d o th e r vehicled? atRn
s y m p a th iz e r. T h e k la n c o m m it­ S ta te s S u p re m e C o u rt, in th e le ­
ro
u
n
a n d o th e r te rm in a l fa. c a ta lo g u e s th a t h a s to m e in to A sh ­
c o u n trie s , re s u lte d In th e u n f a v ­ placed on th e k e e p in g of ch ick en s. stip u la te s- a se t of h a n d s ig n a ls , c ilitie d s h . o u se
T h ese lo ca tio n s, h e ’said
tee. in a re s o lu tio n p assed re c e n t­ th a l gas case, u n til S e p te m b e r 6.
o ra b le to ta l. C om m erce w ith E u ­ T he o rd in a n c e p e rm its th e ex ist-
land in one bu n ch fo r som e tim e
,
t
.
w
h
K
h
i
d
riv
e
rs
m
u
st
o
b
serv
e,
w
ould
be
d ecided by th e o n e ra t-
ly a sk e d B ro ck aw ay s re sig n a tim i fo r Gee J o n a n d H u g h Ye S ing,
ro p e is h e a v ily in fa v o r of A m e ri­
a
m u s t be
™ ,o n " a ry -
x>r ' T he f i n a n c e I . a v e r? I h i g L h / m i d e p a rtm e n t w hen th e road s n d p ro v es th a t th e re
a n d th e re -o rg a n iz a tio n of th e w ho a re c o n d em n ed to d ie by le­
ca.
fThe n e g lig ib le e x p o rts io sa le s «.1».
c u ite a M ail O rd e r 1 u sin e ss h e re if
H eavy p e n a ltie s afre on^7 goes in to e ffe c t in 10 day’s co m p leted . T he n r ^ n . n r , n
S couts a n d a n a u d it of th e books th a l ga9 fo r th e m u rd e r of a n ­
n a tio n s o u tsid e o f E u ro p e c au sed p ro v id e B d d X r v io la tio n s. T h e , » e a A n d p ro v id e s heav y p e n a ltie s f o r f h e t l q c l a r e d . w as to g e t t h e ’ lin e th e co m p an y can se n d s u c h
a
fo r th e p a s t th re e y e a rs.
o th e r C h in e s e ..
the unfavorable total.
Large
n
u
m
b
e
r
of
ex
p
en
s.»
o
s u re goes in to e ffe c t in 10 days.
v io la tio n .
b u tfW ff rapidly as possib’e.
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