ASHLAND CLIMATE, with
out the aid of medicine cures
nine cases out ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
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Judge Advocate Is
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I
ASHLAND. OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEM BER 27,1923.
NO. 22.
ff
Time Means Life” Is the
Slogan of Evangeline Booth
Fined For
OKLAHOMA FIGHT Wycoff Reckless
Dr •,iK GERMANY FACES
GOES TO COURTS
SAN DIEG O , S ept. 27— T h a t a
sh ip co m m an d ed by th e n a v a l offi
W a lte r W ycoff, w ho, c a c o rd in g to
c e r now a c tin g a s ju d g e a d v o c ate ,
local officials, lo st h is h ead w hile
Ashland Admirer Points Out o r p ro se c u to r in th e n a v a l c o u rt of
in g a d e liv e ry tru c k la st S a tu r-
Legislators Will Seek Injunc d d a riv
in q u iry of th e d e s tro y e r d is a s te r off
Necessity Of Both And
y e v e n in g , r u n n in g
tion To Restrain Use Of
W ebb«
/
Tells Of Golf
H onda, C a lifo rn ia , S e p te m b e r 8 th
State
Military
Forces
an
d
receiv ed a ra d io co m p ass b e a rin g
S u g g ests 7O-Aere Tract Of A shland in d ic a tin g t h a t
D
y
ke,
it
w as
headed
T ilts Occur B etw een L egislators And
A cres A s Su itab le Location
s tr a ig h t fo r th e ro c k s off P o in t
w agon, w as a rr a ig n e d y e s te rd a y be- Poll,...
. . .. .
S|»eclal Officers— Trouble
For Course
fo re J u d g e D ill, in th e m u n icip al
\
“ »‘«ssive R esls-
A rg u e llo , b u t did n o t in fo rm
th e
B arely A verted
c o u rt a n d g iv en a se v ere p e n a lty .
<>f M u ,h
s q u a d ro n flagship o f th e re c e ip t of
W e h av e in o u r m id s t fo r a few such h e a rin g w as testifie d a t y e s
W y ycoff
co ff w as
a s fined
fin ed £ 370.00,
7 0 on w ill i. be
W o rry
OKLAHOM A CITY , S ept. 27— As
d ay s a re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e w ell te r d a y ’s session of th e c o u rt by L ie u
co m p elled <o pay th e p h y sician fo r
a n n o u n c ed y e s te rd a y in new s d is
RERLIN> S e p t- 2 7 — T h e G erm an
k n o w n firm , B a lfo u r G u th rie Co., te n a n t C o m m an d e r D onald T. H u n t
se rv ic es re n d e re d to th e tw o n iu r e d i
p
a
tc
h
e
s
from
h
e
re
,
c
o
u
rt
actio
n
j n a tio n faces d isru p tio n a n d th e re is
J a m e s C o rm ac k , w ho is in c h a rg e of e r c a p ta in of th e U. S, S., D elphy,
hoys an d w ill bo w ith o u t a d
a g a in s t G o v ern o r W a lto n w ill be th e
s i good in d ic a tio n of th e E m p ire be
th e la n d a n d m o rtg a g e lo an d e p a r t one of th e seven vessels w h ich w ere
livens© d u rin g th e re m a in d e r of 1923
next ste p of th e O k la h o m a le g is
th ro u g h th e
m e n t a t P o rtla n d , a n d w ho is h e re w reck ed .
Of th e 370.00 hue 350,00 h a s been c o m in g d ism e m b e re d
la
to
rs
in
th
e
b
itte
r
fig
h
t
to
p
re
v
e
n
t
e
ffo
rts
of
secessio
n
ists.
T he R evolu
in co n n e ctio n w ith th e ,m a r k e tin g of
paid to (he f a th e r of th e Van D yke
B rin gs In B ratton
th
em
from
a
sse
m
b
lin
g
fo
r
th
e
a-
th e ir la n d s ly in g a c ro ss B e a r C reek
boy lo r loss of tim e w hile a m e n d in g tio n a ry m o v em e n t is s tro n g in B a v a r
H e w as re q u e s te d to re a d from
vow
ed
p
u
rp
o
se
of
Im
p
e
a
ch
in
g
him
.
fro m A sh la n d . M r. C o rm ack say s th a t th e log of th e P o in t A rg u e llo ra d io
to th e ch ild , 31C.00 to H. C. W eb ia, w hich is tlie hot bed of M onarch
A
tto
rn
e
y
s
fo
r
th
e
le
g
is
la
to
rs
,
w
ho
e v e ry th in g sh a p e s fo r q u ick a c tio n co m p ass s ta tio n a d ire c tio n sig n a l
b er fo r d a m a g e s to his bicycle, and ist a n d A n ti-S o c ia list fee lin g in th e
co n d itio n s
w ere d isp e rse d y e s te rd a y from th e 310.00 to th e city to co v er co sts, e tc ., 1 ¡G e rm a n s ta te . G e n e ral
on th is 1900 a c re tr a c t a n d expects se n t to th e U. S. S., S to d d a rt, s h o r t
s la te C apitol, w ill ask fo r an in ju n c A s soon as th e a tte n tio n of a p h ? th re a te n th e d isso lu tio n of th e G er
to see a n u m b e r of th e su b -d iv isio n s ly b efo re th e c ra s h , a n d to te ll th e
tion from th e D is tric t c o u rt r e s tr a in sic ia n is no lo n g e r re q u ire d fo r th e m an E m p ire .
in th e h a n d s of new o w n e rs a n d u n c o u rt w h a t th is b e a rin g sh o u ld in
T alk R h in ish R ep u b lic
ing A d ju ta n t G e n e ral M ark h am from in ju re d v ictim s, a hill fo r se rv ic es
d e r c u ltiv a tio n n e x t season.
d ic a te to a n y one on t h a t ship.
B
E
R
L IN , S ept. 27.— F orced by out
u sin g s ta te m ilita ry fo rc e s a g a in s t w ill be re n d e re d and
In L ove W ith A shland
H e re p lie d t h a t it w ould in d ic a te
W ycoff w ill
sid e influences, sece ssio n ists in R h in e
th e le g is la to rs .
he co m pelled to s e ttle th a t in fu ll.
Mr. C o rm ack re m a rk e d t h a t he th a t th e S to d d a rt w as s te e rin g
lan d a re m o re a c tiv e th a n e v e r be
becam e a w arm a d m ir e r of th e s tr a ig h t fo r P o in t A rg u e llo itse lf.
Trouble R arely A verted
fo
re and it is u n d e rsto o d th a t they
C o n tra ry to th e a b sen c e of tr o u b
“ Gem of th e S isk iy o u s” on first be
A sked if th e s q u a d ro n flagship,
in
te
n d to pro claim a R h in ish re p u b
h o ld in g it six y e a rs ago a n d each w hich he w as c o m m a n d in g h a d r e
le d u r in g th e a tte m p t of th e le g is
lic. S axony is re a d y to jo in w ith
s u b s e q u e n t se m i-a n n u a l v isit h a s only ceived a n y w a rn in g fro m th e S to d
y e s te rd a y
and
' as little d e la y a s p o ssib le to th e re - la to rs to con v en e
C
o
m
m
an
d
e
r
E
v
a
n
g
e
lin
e
B
ooth
<
m s s ia . I n l e s s (he F e d e ra l g o v e rn
se rv e d to s tre n g th e n th is a d m ira tio u d a r t th a t su ch a b e a rin g h a d been m obolized th e v a s t re s o u rc e s of t h e ! “ * s ta tio n s e s ta b lis h e d by th e Sal- th e ir s u b s e q u e n t d isp e rs m e n t, sev
m en t a t B erlin is a b le to ch eck th e
H e has in c o u rse of b u sin e ss o r p le a s receiv ed , he a n sw e re d t h a t h e had
e ra l tilts o c c u rre d
la te r
betw een
S a lv a tio n A rm y th ro u g h o u t th e Uni- v a tio n A rm y a n d th e J a p a n e s e Gov
m o vem ent in G e rm a n y w ith in a few
u re v isited p ra c tic a lly ev e ry co u n ty n o t.
m em b ers of th e lo w e r h o u se and
w eeks it m ay b rea k
in to se v era l
ted S ta te s fo r tw o s im u lta n e o u s c a m e rn m e n t ln T o k io a n d Y o k oham a.
in th e s ta te a n d k n o w s ev e ry tow n
A sked w ho w as c o m m a n d in g th e
speial
o ffic ers. T ro u b le w as n a rro w
T he second is an a p p e al to th e
sm
all
s
ta
te
s.
p
a
ig
n
s
in
th
e
in
te
r
e
s
t
of
J
a
p
a
n
e
s
e
,
.
of im p o rta n c e b u t co n fesses t h a t A sh S to d d a rt a t th e tim e, th e w itn e ss
PO R TLA N D
S ept.
re lie f w o rk .
.
i A m erican people fo r d isc a rd e d c lo th - ly a v e rte d on se v e ra l occasion.
-Affairs i
D ic ta to r A p p o in ted
lan d a p p e a ls to him m o re th a n an y in d ic a te d
L ie u te n a n t
C o m m an d e r
M
cBee
S
till
D
efian
t
le
a
d in g to th e A m erican F e d e ra tio n !
T
he
f
ir
s
t
is
fo
r
a
t
le
a
s
t
3
1
,
0
0
0
.
-
SOrted’
fu
m
i^
te
d
>
and
B
E
R
L
IN
. S ept. 27.— M in ister of
o th e r, h is hom e to w n , P o r tla n d , of B ra tto n , ju d g e a d v o c a te of th e c o u rt
R e p re se n ta tiv e M cBee, le a d e r of of L abor c o n v e n tio n , sc h ed u le d h e re ' D efense. G essler has been a p p o in te d
000
in
cash
to
ha
tra
n
s
m
itte
d
w
ith
I
J
a
p
an
*°
PMP,<i
c o u rs e excep ted .
of in q u iry b e fo re w h ich
he
w as
th e “ R e b e ls” , in siste d th a t th e L eg fo r Octobe e r 1-14 p e rk e d up consid- ! D ic ta to r of th e G erm an n ation «-in,
e rm a n n a tio n w ith
Tw o T hings L acking
te stify in g .
is la tu re is still in session an d will r e e ra b ly y e s te rd a y w ith th e a rr iv a l of lu ll e x e cu tiv e pow ers.
P rev io u sly .
W h ile M r. C o rm ack is f ra n k in
C itations Of D efendants
a sse m b le as soon as “ o rd e rly civil F r a n k M orrison, n a tio n a l s e c re ta ry , B a v a ria had a n n o u n c ed th a t fo rm e r
sp e a k in g h is a d m ira tio n of A sh la n d ,
As th e th ir te e n officers w ho a re
g o v e rn m e n t is r e s to r e d ” . G o v ern o r a n d a g ro u p of o th e r o ffic ia ls and P re m ie r Von K a h r had been a p p o in t-
he is j u s t a s fra n k in sa y in g t h a t d e fe n d a n ts
p re p a re d fo r
a n o th e r
W a lto n s ta te d th a t th e “ L e g isla tu re d e le g a te s.
e<l as “ G en eral C o m m issio n e r” w ith
tw o im p o rta n t im p ro v e m e n ts a re b a d . session of th e c o u rt to d a y , c ita
h a s n o t m et a n d w o n ’t m e e t.”
S a m u el G om pers, p re s id e n t, w ho ll,R p o w er of executive.
ly n eeded in th e tow n b e fo re it cAi tio n s c o m m e n d in g a ll of th e m fo r
State F air Is On
Mas f ir s t sc h ed u le d to a rr iv e
th is !
G erm an people a re n o t s u rp rise d
r e s t s e c u re in its p o sitio n as one th e ir “ sp le n d id b e h a v io r” in th e d is
T
h
e
S
ta
te
F
a
ir,
w
hich
th
e
Gov
m
o
rn
in
g
,
w
ill
n
o
t
be
h
e
re
u
n
til
j
o
v
e
r B a v a ria ’s a p p o in tm e n t of a dic-
V
a
rio
u
s
c
itiz
e
n
s
of
A
sh
la
n
d
a
re
P e rh a p s th e m ost th rillin g
and
or th e le a d in g to u ris t c e n te rs of th e a s te r w ere on th e ir w ay to th e
e
rn
o
r
th
re
a
te
n
e
d
to
p
re
v
e
n
t,
is
on,
so
m
e
tim
e
to
m
o
rro
w
.
G
om
pers
r
e
-
(
ta
to
r g‘!neral a f te r th e F e d e ra l gov-
P acific C oast. H e r e fe rre d to a m od b u re a u of n a v a l o p e ra tio n s , th e sp o n so rin g a p e titio n t h a t , h a s fo r novel s p o rt e v e n t of th e y e a r is in
a n d v a rio u s o th e r m e e tin g s a re being n iain d in S e a ttle over W ed n esd a y in
IIln“ ‘n t had decided lo end "pas-
e rn h o tel an d pu b lic g o ir lin k s. I n c o m m a n d e r-in -c h ie f of th e U nited its p u rp o se th e s e c u rin g of th e s e rv s to re fo r lo v ers of o u t-d o o r re v e lry
held
by
th
e
R
o
ta
ry
a
n
d
o
th
e
r
civic
o
rd
e
r
lo
c
o
n
fe
r
w
ith
le
a
d
e
rs
th
e
re
SHP
re »Is ta n c e ” in th e R u h r.
ices
of
a
c
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m
p
e
te
n
t
e
n
g
in
e
e
r
to
m
ak
e
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n w hen th e first
c id e n ta lly o u r v is ito r w as b orn in S ta te s fleet a n d o th e r n a v a l a u th o r
o
rg
a
n
iz
a
tio
n
s.
T
he
only
d
isp
la
y
of
an d a tte n d to p re ssin g b u sin ess m at- j
------ ----- ----------------- — __
•
B onnie S c o tla n d — “ lan d of brow n itie s p a rtic u la rly in te re s te d in th e a n in v e s tig a tio n of th e lo w er d a m i g a m e of a u to polo played in A sh lan d
force
a
n
d
th
e
o
nly
th
r
e
a
ts
of
blood
te
rs
.
C
USTOMS
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C
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B
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“
’.
Ashland
creek-
w
ill
be
s
ta
g
e
d
a
t
th
e
H
igh
School
h e a th e r a n d sh a g g y w ood— la n d of c irc u m s ta n c e s
s u rro u n d in g
th e
B etw een now a n d M onday d e le !
IN A Y E A R
from
th e
T he T id in g s is in fo rm e d t h a t th e a th le tic field a t 3 :0 0 o ’clock, u n d e r shed seem to e m e n a te
th e m o u n ta in a n d th e flood,” w hose w reck.
re
p
o
rt,
w
hich
w
ill
be
e
n
tire
ly
in
d
e
h
e
a
d
q
u
a
r
te
r
s
of
th
e
s
ta
te
’s
ex
ecu
tiv
e
g a te s from o v er th e e n tir e U nited :
*------ —-
g olf c o u rse s a re as com m on as h it
T he
c ita tio n
w e re issu ed
th e a u sp ic e s of th e H igh School fo o t
by
p e n d e n t of th a t of th e city e n g in J
o
ffic
er.
S
ta
te
s,
C
a
n
a
d
a
,
E
n
g
la
n
d
,
F
ra
n
c
e
'
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N , S ept. 27.— T he
ball team .
c h in g ra c k s used to be h e re in p r e R e a r A d m ira l S u m n e r K itte lle , ch ief
e
e
r,
w
ill
be
s
u
b
m
itte
d
to
th
e
council
A
u
s
tra
lia
a
n
d
o
th
e
r
fo
re
ig
n
c
o
n
n
-|
h
ig
h
e
r
d
u
tie
s
o
f th e F o rd n e y Me
K
ian
Is
Silen
t
a u to d ay s, a n d w h e re boys le a rn to of th e d e s tro y e r s q u a d ro n s.
Tw o m en co m p rise a te a m . One
a
t
th
e
n
e
x
t
session.
T
h
e
sp
o
n
so
rs
of
trie
s
w
ill
a
rriv
e
.
In
a
ll
close
to
COO
(
Hni,,er
ta
riff
,a
w co m b in ed w ith in-
D u rin g th e p a st few d ays th e
h a n d le th e g o lf stic k a s re a d ily as a
d riv e s th e m o to r, w hich h a s sta v e s
th e p e titio n a lso s ta te t h a t th e ir
p o rrid g e spoon. H e a d m its th a t he LOSS FROM FIR E
re se m b lin g a n e a rly ’49 w agon h o o k Ku K lux K ia n h a s re m a in e d s ile n t d e le g a te s w ill he h e re fo r th e form al crease8 ,n im p o rts to boost c u sto m s
a
c
tio
n
is
n
o
t
to
be
c
o
n
sid
e
red
as
o p e n in g M onday m o rn in g , Of t o b e r ! ‘'ecei,U s n iore th a n 3 2 0 0 .000,000 in
is n o t w ith in s e v e ra l b locks of th e
ed on in conical m a n n e r to p re v e n t a n d h a s m ad e 'no d e m o n s tra tio n s
EQUALS STATE TAXES
a
n
ta
g
o
n
is
tic
to
th
e
H
y
ia
tt
p
ra
irie
1, in t h e m u n ic ip a l a u d ito riu m .
j Gu* first y e a r of its o p e ra tio n over
whatever.
c h a m p io n sh ip class, b u t h a s re c e n tly
d is a s te r, w h ile th e
o th e r
p la y e r
p ro je c t. T hey say t h a t b o th p ro je c ts
T h e o u ts ta n d in g
p re-c o n v e n tio n ¡
laSt tW e,ve m o u th s
u n d e rg o n e a fre s h a tta c k of “ g o lf
T he r e p o rt of one w e ste rn in s u r a re fe a sib le b u t a re of th e op in io n sw in g s a n d ta n g o e s a s m a lle t m an
e
v
e
n
t
of
to
d
a
y
w
as
th
e
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
ta
l
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,
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,
/
n
d
erw
o
o
d
ta
riff w as in o p era-
fe v e r,” b ro u g h t on by a c a su a l r e an ce co m m issio n er show s t h a t fire
th a t th e lo w e r dam on A sh lan d cre e k E ith e r m o to r d riv in g th e soccer ball
su m p tio n of th e g a m e a f te r y e a rs of losses p aid by in s u ra n c e co m p an ies
m e e tin g to d a y of tra d e u n io n s com-
...
b etw een th e o th e r te a m ’s goal p osts
w ill give q u ic k e r relief.
p
ris
in
g
tile
M
elal
T
ra
d
e
s
b
ra
n
c
h
ot
com piled
to d ay a( th e
a b s ta in a n c e th e re fro m . T h is w as la st exceed th e to ta l of tax e s co llected
scores.
th
e
A
m
e
ric
an
F
e
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ra
tio
n
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l
incom e iro n ,
A u g u st a t G e a rh e a rt, w h e re th e r e is fo r s ta te p u rp o se s.
T h e speed of th e c a rs u sed , w hich
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is
p
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less
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,n o u ,“ Si
a fine 18 hole c o u rse . T he c h a rg e
T he re p o r t a lso show s t h a t 50 p e r LIBERTY RONDS GONE
W ith th e a rr a ig n m e n t y e s te rd a y ♦ I
a re F o rd s , n e c e s s ita te s d iv id in g th e
a
•
e n d in g lust
S ep t p h i her
22 n d , to
th e r e is 75 c e n ts p e r d a y w ith no th a n 50 p e r c e n t of th e fire s a r e of
th a n a t a n y tim o , ho a s s o rte d d e s - îm»» i
FROM HIDING PLACE 45 m in u te g a m e in to th re e 15 m in of W a lte r W ycoff, J u d g e Dill of th e Pite
promisee
made
more
than
a
I
S
ò
r
Th,
„
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lim it on th e n u m b e r of holes play ed p u re ly in c e n d ia ry o rig in , la rg e ly d u e
u te p e rio d s, a s th e d riv e rs a n d p la y m u n ic ip a l c o u rt, in a u g u ra te d a new year ago a , ihe Cincinna,, conven- v X end ina g e m * ? '
SA CRA M EN TO ,
S ep t.
27— T he
so o u r frie n d , being a tr u e S cotchm an to d e lib e ra te o v e r-in su ra n c e .
e rs c a n n o t s ta n d th e ra p id pace fo r p lan t h a t w ill be follow ed in all
..
tim in g S e p te m b e r
‘>2
th e f t of 31,600 w o r th of L i h e r t v
7" ” "“ “ 7 “ *c “ *piu 1
m ad e a m a ra th o n ro u n d of 54 holes,
T eh r e p o rt a lso show s t h a t 50 p e r .
. ,
.
oi
L u o e rty i m an y m in u te s lo n g e r th a n
th o se f u tu r e cases a ris in g o u t of traffic n o n th a t liv in g co sts w ould b e c u t. ; p ro ,lu re d s lig b il) less , b an t 3 '<so
w h ich he believes is th e c o u rse rec o rd c e n t of th e fire s, w ith o u t r e g a r d to bon d s fro m th e ir h id in g p lace in th e
T h e ra ilw a y s tr ik e , w h ich inveì- ! enti.
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v io la tio n s. T he m u n ic ip a l ju d g e a n
p ro v id ed .
fo r long d ista n c e play, a lth o u g h it is in c e n d ia rism , could be o b v iate d by a flu e b e n e a th th e fire p la c e in
th e
T he te n a u to m o b ile s re q u ire d in n o u n c e s t h a t h e re a H e r th o se found ved th e m eta l tra d e s d e p a rtm e n t to i
fre q u e n te d la rg e ly by th e c h ild re n of w ell co n d u c te d c a m p a ig n a lo n g fire ho m e of M rs. C a ro lin e B u rg e r, 1908
th e g am e h av e been h e r e since y es g u ilty of v io la tin g traffic law s will a la rg e e x te n t, w as rev iew ed b y ; . .
Isra e l.
K. S tre e t, w as re p o rte d to th e police
p re v e n tio n lines.
m ad e ; F .
(à
te rd a y an d a re bein g re p a ire d a n d be fined a n a m o u n t sufficient to cov O’C onnell a n d a p red ic tio n
G olfin g Is E pidem ic
by
th
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,
Mrs.
th
a
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th
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n
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ly
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lev
I t is b eliev ed t h a t a s tr ic te r in-
tu n e d fo r th e th r illin g a n d b r e a th
Since h is G e a rh e a rt ex p erien ce, M r ' sp e c tio n of a ll fire ris k s w ould r e s u lt J a m e s E d g a r, y e ste rd a y .
ied b u t sufficient to co v er d a m a g e s m e n t w ill u ltim a te ly triu m p h .
ta k in g gam e.
C o rm ac k , h a s on v a rio u s occasions | ¡n a re d u c tio n of f ir e losses,
T h e bonds, w hich m ay h a v e been
T he nav y d e p a rtm e n t w as lau d e d
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A u to polo is e n tir e ly new in A sh to w re c k ed a u to m o b ile s o r o th e r
rise n a t 5 a. m ., in th e cold gray!
sto
le
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rid
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r
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,
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re
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id
I t is g ra tify in g to know t h a t b o th
conveyances.
In o th e r w o rd s the as th e o nly g o v e rn m e n t a g e n c y th a t |
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nited
S ta te s d is tr ic t co urt
d a w n to begin p lay on th e R ose C ity th e pu b lic a n d th e in s u ra n c e com« d en in th e ch im n e y in M rs. B e rg e r’s la n d , b u t th e p re fo rm e rs w ho w ill v io la to r w ill n o t o nly be com pelled can be “ tru ly said to be d e a lin g w ith 'viH convene a t M edford a t 2 o ’clock
P a r k c o u rse in P o rtla n d , a n d even p a n ie s a re w o rk in g a lo n g c o n s tru c b a se m e n t, a n d a re kn o w n to h av e be h e re S a tu rd a y h a v e played th e ir to p ay th e u su a l fine b u t th e a m
e m p lo y m e n t c o n d itio n s w hich h as 1*. M., O ctober 2nd.
gam e in a ll c itie s on th e c o a st an d
th e n w as n o t th e first on th e scene tiv e lines.
been in th e ir p lace of c o n c e a lm e n t
o u n t of d a m a g e s in a d d itio n .
A d ra w in g of p ro sp e c tiv e tria l
given
g e n e ra l s a tis fa c tio n - and
h a v e rec e iv e d tre m e n d o u s success.
by a n m ean s. “ G o lfing h a s assu m e d
I t is re a lly a re fle c tio n upon th e la s t w eek.
J u d g e D ill a n n o u n c e s
th a t th e th ro u g h w hich re a s o n a b ly fa ir co n ju iy m e n w as m ad e b efo re D istrict
T h e s ta g in g of th e a u to polo gam e
th e p ro p o rtio n s of a n e p id e m ic in c h a ra c te r of a la rg e e le m e n t of o u r
m u n ic ip a l c o u rt h a s c o n c u rre n t j u r d itio n s e m p ly m e n t a re s e c u re d .” T he J u d g e W o lv erto n in P o rtla n d M on
T he p erso n w ho to o k th e bonds,
is an
u n d e rta k in g fo r th e
H igh
P o r tla n d ,” sa id M r. C o rm ack . T he p o p u la tio n t h a t
m o st
fire s
a re th e police believe, w as e ith e r fa m il
isd ic tio n w ith s ta te c o u rts in th e
day. T he p an el follow s:
School fo o tb a ll tea m a n d th e su p p o rt m a tte r of traffic e n fo rc e m e n t and w ar d e p a rtm e n t bp said is in p re
fa v o rite p laces. W a v erly , R a le ig h ? k n o w n a s b e in g in w h a t Is te rm e d
B. R. A dam s, K e rb y ;
T h o m as
ia r w ith th e p re m ise s, o r d isp la y e d
cisely th e o p p o site p osition.
of th e e n tir e .c ity is a sk e d .
a n d T u a la tin , a s w ell as th e m u n ic i th e c rim in a l class.
he is of th e o p in io n t h a t th e new
A
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e
rn
.
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ugo;
E.
M.
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lb
rig
h
t.
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uncom m on c u n n in g n e s s in s e a rc h in g
A d d re sssin g
th e g a th e r in g
th is
pal lin k s a t E a s t M o reland a n d Rose
p
lan
w
ill
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t
only
give
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ccessary
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.
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.
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tw
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in
t;
B. F .
th e flu e in th e chim ney.
m o rn in g a t th e M u ltn o m ah
h o tel.
C ity P a rk , a re cro w d ed fro m e a rly
re
lie
f
to
th
o
se
s
u
s
ta
in
in
g
d
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e
s
WIMBERLY
ACCEPTS
JOB
B
anks,
W
illia
m
s;
G
eorge
B
eers,
R o
M rs. B u rg e r p laced th e bon d s in
MILD INTESTINAL D ISEASE
J a m e s O’C onnel, p re sid e n t of th e d e
m o rn u n til d a r k 365 d ay s in th e
from
a
u
to
m
ish
a
p
s,
but
w
ill
p
rev
e
n
t
AS
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
SW E E PS THROUGH NEVADA th e flu e to conceal th e m a n d also
p a rtm e n t, sa id t h a t c o n d itio n s of gue R iv e r; J . t . B levins. G ra n ts
y e a r, w h e th e r, o r no w e a th e r, p e rm it
th e ir h a v in g to r e s o r t to civil actio n
to g u a rd th e m a g a in s t fire , b eliev
e m p lo y m e n t a n d
w ages h av e im P a ss; T h o m as K. B olton, A sh la n d ;
SA LEM , O re., S ep t. 27.— C arl to se cu re d a m a g e s.
tin g . A th ir d pu b lic c o u rse is in th e
S elm a:
J o h n T.
E L K O , N ev., S ept. 27— P h y sic ia n s in g th e y w ould n o t be s o u g h t in W im b e rly of R o se b u rg , in a le tte r
proved m a te ria lly w ith in
th e p ast T. J. B reazeale,
m a k in g to h e lp re lie v e th e co n g es
F in e s can be levied by the m u n
i B reed in g , G ra n ts P a ss; C h a rle s B.
a n d s ta te officials a re try in g to lo such a h id in g place.
m em b ers
of th e M etal
rec e iv e d a t th e e x c u tiv e offices h e r ^ icipal* ju d g e to a m ax im u m of 3100. y e a r fo r
tio n . Mr. C o rm ack say s th a t th e
T ra d e u n io n s, D e sp ite ih is, he p o in t- ' * " ,,o n ' M edR>rd; A, K. C ass, G ra n ts
c a te th e c a u se o f a n o u tb re a k of
to d ay , a n n o u n c e d t h a t upon re c o n
c o u rse s in v a rio u s o th e r to w n s of
ed o u t th e re h a s been a d e c re a se in i
_HaZ<dtOn C h ad w l‘ k. M edford;
in te s tin a l tro u b le w hich is sw eep in g
s id e ra tio n he had d ecided to accep t BROWN ROT W ILL SPE E D
B R ID E O F TWO MONTHS
th e s ta te a re a lso e n jo y in g a daily
E.
L.
C
o b u rn , G ra n ts P a ss; A. B. C or
E lk o , W in n e m u c c a , L ovelock, B a ttle
m e m b e rsh ip since so m an y o rg a n i-
in c re a s in g q u o ta of p lay e rs.
IS R E A D Y FO R DIVORCE th e office of d is tr ic t a tto r n e y of D oug
ROSEBURG
PR
U
N
E
HARVEST
n e l, G ra n ts P a ss; C. A. C ougle, W il
M o u n tain a n d o th e r N ev ad a tow ns.
z a tio n s w e re so w e a k e n e d fin a n c ia lly
S u g g e s t S ite F o r L in k s
R E D D IN G , S ept. 26— H a r ry H a m la s c o u n ty , to succeed G eorge N e u n
lia m s;
C. N. C uley, M edford;
W.
P r o f e s s o r S. C. D i n s m o r e ,
a n d n u m e ric a lly by o n s la u g h ts of
A sked fo r a su g g e stio n a s to a ,
lin of R e d d in g a n d Miss X lary K itto e r w ho h a s re sig n e d . M r. N e u n e r w ho
R
O
SEB
U
R
G
,
O
re.,
S
ept.
27.—
E
f
G
ra
n
t
D
avis,
T
a
le
n
t’
;
C.
M.
D
u
n
can
,
N ev ad a, p u re
food
and
d ru g
th e p rev io u s y e a r th a t is w as im pos
w ill r e tir e fro m office O c to b e r 1.
fe a sib le s ite fo r a local c o u rse o u r ;
of
A
n
d
e
rso
n
w
ere
m
a
rrie
d
in
R
ed
fo
rts
a
re
b
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g
m
ad
e
to
speed
up
: H o llan d ; W illiam E d d in g to n , Gold
c o m m issio n er, s ta te s t h a t a n a n a ly
up
th e ir
S cotch frie n d p ro d u ce d a p la t of I
G uy C o rdon, law p a r tn e r of Mr. th e p ru n e h a rv e s t, d u e to th e develop sib le fo r th em to b u ild
j H ill; Con F e n n e r, W o n d e r; A. C.
sis of th e d r in k in g w a te r of E lk o B lu ff J u ly 2 1 st. T h e y s e p a ra te d on
W im b e rly a n d a n a c tiv e c a n d id a te m e n t of brow n r o t in th e o rc h a rd s as membership. x
“ A sh lan d A c re s” a n d p o in te d to lo ts '
,
...
I F o rd , G ra n ts P a ss; L e o n a rd F re e -
show s it to be p u re , a n d t h a t it Is S e p te m b e r 5 th . Now th e w ife h a s
O’C
o n nel
n el's s a n n u a l r e p o r t th e so-
O Con
, r. • .
to succeed M r. N e u n e r, w ill a c t as a r e s u lt of ra in s . A lth o u g h brow n
30, 31 a n d 32 c o n ta in in g a b o u t 70
b
ro
u
g
h
t
a
s
u
it
fo
r
d
iv
o
rc
e
,
a
s
k
in
g
I ‘» a n . C e n tra l P o in t; G uy E. G ano.
e v id e n t th e c a u se o f th e ep idem ic
called
ra
d
ic
a
l
g
ro
u
p
in
th
e
d
e
p
u
ty
d
is
tr
ic
t
a
tto
r
n
e
y
w
ith
com
a c re s as a n id ea l lo catio n fo r a nin e
lab o r ! O ra n ts p a s s . C h a rle s E. G a rd n e r.
t h a t h e r m aid e n n a m e of K itto be
r o t h a s n o t been bad up to th is tim e
lies e lse w h e re .
p e n s a tio n p ro v id e d by th e D ouglas it is b e g in n in g to m ak e its a p p e a r m o v em en t a n d w arn ed 1 ■■
ho le c o u rse , w ith fa c ilitie s on a d jo in
re
s
to
re
d
a
n
d
t
h
a
t
H
a
m
lin
be
r
e
T a le n t; W. S. G ilm ore, M urphy; Roy
An in v e s tig a tio n of th e m ilk s u p .
c
o
u
n
ty
c
o
u
rt.
th
e
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
a
g
a
in
s
t
th
e
“
one
big
s
, |ah; Ashland; „ M H arter Mur.
in g tr a c ts fo r ex p a n sio n to 18 holes
an ce since th e ra in s h a v e s ta rte d and
ply of th e v a rio u s c itie s a n d d is q u ire d to p ay h e r a lim o n y o f 335 a
G
o
v
e
rn
o
r
P
ie
rc
e
a
n
n
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d
M
on
if n e c essa ry la te r.
T h is s tre tc h of
u
n
io
n
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r
a
m
a
lg
a
m
a
tio
n
m
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v
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en
t,
j
pjjy.
()
th e g ro w e rs a re e n d e a v o rin g to get
H ill, W ild e rv ille ; C has.
tric ts is b ein g m ade. N e a rly fifty m o n th a n d a tto r n e y fees.
d
ay
n
ig
h
t
t
h
a
t
h
e
w
ill
p
re
p
a
re
Mr.
a lte rn a te ly u n d u la tin g a n d level land
“
R
ad
icalism
in
th
e
se
n
se
of
w
hich
th e ir f r u it in to d r ie r s b efo re it is
(The co u p le s e c u re d a m a rria g e
L. H o c k e rsm ith , B eagle; G eorge H ol-
p
e
r
c
e
n
t
of
th
e
in
h
a
b
ita
n
ts
of
S
ta
r
r
is’ only less th a n a m ile from th e
W im b e rle y ’s co m m issio n som e tim e d a m a g e d .
I speak h a s n e v e r acco m p lish ed any-1 land> w ild e r v ille ; G eorge L. H ooker,
V alley, L a m o ile, a n d S o u th P o rk a te licen se tw o w eeks b e fo re th e y used
th
is
w
eek.
M
r.|
W
im
b
e
rly
is
an
ex-
In te rse c tio n of M ain S tre e t a n d
th
in g n o r w ill it e v e r succeed
in Me fffor(i ; A. **. H ussey, M erlin ; W^
T h e h a rv e s t is now a t its p eak and
re p o rte d ill, b u t n o n e of th e stag es it in R ed B luff.
se
rv
ice
m
an
a
n
d
is
a
t
p
re
s
e
n
t
city
M o u n tain A ve., a n d is bou n d ed by
th e g ro w e rs a re e n d e a v o rin g to ob b rin g in g a b o u t r e s u lts o th e r th a n ! A. K in n ey , M ed fo rd ; H e n ry C. M au-
T h e d iv o rc e is s o u g h t on th e
a re c o n sid e red se rio u s.
a
tto
r
n
e
y
of
R
o
se
b
u
rg
.
ta in a ll p o ssib le help to g e t th e ir th o se of a d e s tru c tiv e
n a tu r e
to ry, Ja c k s o n v ille ; W a lte r L. M iller,
g ro u n d o f c r u e l ty ,’ th e w ife ’s a lle g
(C o n tin u e d on p ag e 4)
crop d rie d a s fa s t a s it rip e n s.
w age w o rk e rs of th is o r any o th e r A p p le g a te ; W a lte r M ln th o rn . G ra n ts
in g t h a t th e h u s b a n d s h o rtly a f te r
LOS ANGELES RESIDENTS th e w ed d in g re fu s e d to s p e a k to h e r L a G ra n d e le t 3 <r> 1,009-9 9 p av in g
la n d ,” he sa id .
'P a s s ; C e jh a s M oom aw , W illia m s; J .
ATTRACTED BY ASHLAND o r e a t a t th e sa m e ta b le , c a lled h e r c o n tra c t.
IRRIGATION LAW E X P E R T TO
---------------------------------
M o relan d , T a le n t; D. R. M orrison,
STUDY RECLAMATION PROJECT'S SALE OF GORGAS PLANT
n a m e s a n d tr e a te d h e r w ith in d if
K erb y ; Jo h n N e a th a m m e r, R ogue
Mr. a n d Mrs. B en. T. E s te s well
E u g e n e — New school to go up a t
fe re n c e . H a m lin is a n a u to m o b ile
CALLS FOR CRITICISM B ‘v e r : E lm e r N elson, G ra n ts P a ss;
know n b u sin e ss p eo p le of L os A n- sa le sm a n .
W estfir, s ite new saw m ill.
W A SH IN G TO N , S ept. 27.— C lyde
J. E. N o rstro m , A sh la n d ; S. W . P h il-
geles, w ere v is ito rs in A sh la n d to d ay ,
C. D aw son, a n e x p e rt in irrig a tio n
lips, G ra n ts P a ss; C. C. P u rs e l, J a c k -
W A SH IN G T O N , S ept. 2 6 ' T ,le i being en r o u te ro m e fro m R o g u e
WASHINGTON, Sept.
-T he
law
a
n
d
a
re
p
re
s
e
n
ta
tiv
e
of
th
e
Cl
am
,
.
,
,
so
n v ille; J . T. R o b e rtso n , W o n d e r;
GROW
ER
S
W
HO
SE
LL
OUTSIDE
c re a tio n of a th ir d
p o litic a l p a rty E lk , w h ere th e y cam p ed w h ile en-
SCHOOLS RESUM E
sale» of th e G o rg as p la n t a t M uscle
b
e
r
of
C
om
m
erce
of
th
e
U
nited
S
ta
le
s
o.
, .
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,
,
.
F re d M. R o b e rtso n , G ra n ts P a ss;
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led by “ an o u ts ta n d in g A m e ric a n ” jo y in g h u n tin g a n d fishing. M rs, E s
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