ASHLAND CLIMATE, with
out the aid of medicine cures
nine cases out ten of asthma.
” This is a proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
THE TIDINGS HAS BEEN ASHLAND’S LEADING NEWSPAPER FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS.!
MALARIA GERMS cannot
survive three months in the
rich ozone at Ashland. The
domestic water helps.
♦
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}
(International News Wire Service)
VOL NO. V.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1923.
NO. 31
8 HOUR DAY FOR
FARMERS MAY BE
A PARTY ISSU E
Missouri Democrat L e a d e r
Says Plan Panacea For
Farmer’s Ills
SOCIAL BENEFIT AS
WELL AS ECONOMIC
Expected To Push Idea To
Be Part Presidential
Campaign 1924
No Quarontine On
Eel Worm In West
SALEM, Or., Oct. 6— No govern
m ent quarantine is to be established
against the Pacific coast states by
reason of the stem eelworm in alfal
fa and clover according to a dispatch
received by the state departm ent of
agriculture from W shington, D. C.,
where the governm ent quarantine
board held a hearing on the advis
ability of adopting such a m easure.
R eports indicated it was only in
moist or irrigated sections of the
west th a t the pest thrived to any ex
ten t; th a t it was generally d istrib u
ted throughout the United States
and Europe, and th a t a quarantine
against certain states was im practi
cable as long as the pest was being
brought in with seed shipm ents from
Europe. Unfavorable climatic con
ditions generally will be relied upon
to keep the pest from becoming a
real menace. The desirability of
local quarantine was suggested for
protection of new irrigation projects.
KLAMATH INDIANS TO
PUT ON PEACE WAR
IT
First Time in Fifty Years Tribe
Will Have Donned War Paint
to Aid in Celebration
INDIANS’ OLD FRIEND
PERSUADES THEM TO
Will lie Part of Pageant Depleting
Development of Oregon from
First White Man
First Army Plans
For Frisco Made CHICAGO EXPECTS
BIG OPERA SEASON1
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6— Def
inite plans for the reunion of the
F irst Army Division of the World
iWar here were announced today.
Four hundred thousand veterans of
the division will meet coincident
with the American Legion national
convention Oct. 15-19.
This famous organization
was
composed of regular arm y men and
has an unsurpassed record on the
great war. It was the first American
division in a sector, the first to a t
tack the Germans and the first to
be cited singly in orders. Up to the
arm istice it suffered 25,076 casual
ties of which 4,419 were deaths in
action.
The program will begin with a re
ception and dance on the roof g ar
den of the W hitcomb hotel, the
evening of October 15. The hotel
will be used as headquarters for the
division.
Tuesday, Oct. 16, the division will
march as a unit of the big national
ex-service m en’s parade. L ater for
mal reunion will be held at the St.
Germain restau ran t.
Sight-seeing trips around the bay,
with a visit to the sixty fighting
ships of the Pacific fleet, ordered
¡Q for the occasion, will complete the
convention procedure.
NORTHWEST IS
SALESMAN’S JOB
PROF. ADVISES
Says State Should be Able
to Convince People of
its Riches
WATER POWER SOURCES
YET MERELY TOUCHED
Scarcity of People In State
Condition That Can
be Remedied
KLAMATH FALLS, Oct. 8— The
KANSAS CITY, Oct. S— In stitu
Klam ath Indians are donning their
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
tion of the 8-hour day for farm ers
war pair.t for the first time in some
FLORENCE MACBETH
gene,
Oct. 8— “ America is looking
in Missouri as a panacea for nu
fifty years.
, The Chicago Civic Opera Com ¿oward the Pacific Northwest, and
merous agricultural ills is immi
Council fires were lighted today
pany ia anticipating its biggest
with this revival of interest in tins
on the reservation near agency head
season on record. Heretofore tho
nent, according to Senator W. R.
season
has
been
for
ten
weeks,
quarters about 30 miles from K lam
section, Oregon residents should be
P ainter, Democratic leader.
BABY CLINIC WEDNESDAY
only, but this year it has been’
ath
Falls.
Several
veteran
chiefs
and
“ F arm ers today are suffering from
The baby clinic for Ashland com
extended to eleven and a half in a position to tellt he world of the
Captain
O.
C.
Applegate,
known
weeks, to be followed by a ten-
overproduction,” Paintep »declared.
m unity and the Talent neighborhood
opportunities
existing in their
week
tour through the middle west
among
the
Indians
as
Bliwas,
m
ean
“ The 8-hour day would cut off two-
state.”
will be held in the Civic Club house
and the Pacific Coast.
•
fifths of this surplus and result in
W ednesday afternoon, beginning at ing the chief or big bird, are in a t
W ith these rem arks as a preface,
i The roster of artists is more
an increase in prices of from CO to
.formidable than previous years, in
1:15 o’clock. The clinic will be con tendance.
Alfred L. Lomax, professor of for
'the list being many new artists in
Captain Applega/e was instrum en
80 per cent, thereby m aking farm
ducted by Dr. S/ella Ford W arner,
B n nxse
M et. c t
eign
trade in the University of Ore
high favor with European opera
ing profitable.
of the Child W elfare Bureau of Ore tai in inducing the Klam ath Indians
goers. While much is expected of
4 P ritv e e -' U rrv u c c f' .
gon,
delivered the first of a series
“ I know there are many who will
the new comers, many anticipate
gon, assisted by the county nurse, to go on a modern w arpath as their
of radio addresses on Oregon's re
that the familiar stars like
not agree with me,” the speaker said,
school nurse and the Ashland doc part in honoring visitors here on
sources
in Portland Friday. The talk
Mary Garden, Galli-Curci, Schipa,
Royal Engagement
“ They will say farm ers cannot caie
tors. Children up to three years of Friday and Saturday of next week FACES FIRING SQUAD
Chaliapin and Florence Macbeth
was a general review of the advan-
at the pageant “ The Passing of the
for their stock, save the crops and
AT 18» YEARS OLD will continue to give a good ¿.ages of the “N orthw est Em pire.’’
Tliee ngageiueut of Crown Prinee age are eligible to the clinic.
Covered W agon.”
get other work done under such Umberto of Italy and Princess Marie
account of themselves. The latter,
‘Ours is strictly a salesm an's
It
was
“
Bliwas”
who
largely
was
schedule.
ORLAND, Cal., Oct. 8— A. Hanley said to be one of the most beauti job,” he said. “ Our wares are abun
Jose of the Belgian royal family was
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
ful women on the operatic stage,
“ My reply is, do not plant more than informally announced recently in
responsible for the ending of the ing 189 years, to be placed before a proved to be the sensation of last
dant, eniiching those who desire to
you can care for in 8 hours; dispose Brussels. The formal announcement
F ire Prevention""week will be ob-' Modoc « P ^ in g many years ago. He firing squad, because of a vicious season.
partake of them. It is up to us to
of the stock th at cannot be-handled will be made on November 4, (lie an- served in Oregon and throughout won the Klam ath tribe to the side temper, was the fate of Charlie, the
sell them. It is evident tba¿ people
in th a t period, and do not attem pt i IlivcrM|1,v (>f ||a Iy ,g wap victoI.Vt (lis. other p arts of the country October of the white settlers and later was prize elephant of the Universal
all over the country are looking
to cultivate more than can be effic- pat(.b<,s fl.olll
report<
7 to 13. Schools, churches theatres, credited with having gained for the Studios here recently. He was shot at
westward. More than 300,000 per
iently done in the 8 hours.
%
civic organizations and newspapers loyal Indians a pension from the dawn.
sons have definitely shown interest
“ This proposition is sound and is
More than a month ago the great
are all urged to call attention of the government officials aZ W ashington.
by replying to advertisement's and
followed in every other business ex
public to the necessity of giving fire This accounts for A pplegate’s high pachyderm was condemned to die,
booklets sponsored by cham bers of
cept farm ing,“ he explained. “ Manu
position in the tribe.
after a public career, in the teak-
prevention instruction.
commerce, railroads and various
facturers cut their production and in
Born in Oregon 1845
Oregon’s loss by fire this year was!
wood swamps of India and the cir
communities. We should be in a
crease their profits and prices. The
He was born in Polk county, Ore cuses and movies of the New World,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct. 8— position to tell the world that Ore
more than ten millions of dollars.
wage earner cuts his working hours
Anything th a t can be done to m in gon, June 11, 1845. His father Lind th at has been m arked by a mean Because she rem onstrated when gon offers opportunities; tha¿ for
and increases bis pay. Railroad men
imize this terrible loss should be say Applegate and m other came to disposition and the maimed forms neighbors burned leaves which ag the crafts there are m anufacturing
do similarly. In fact, it is true that
Oregon in 1843 from Kentucky. of various trainers.
done.
gravated Amende Linz’s asthm a, Industries with substantial payrolls;
in all great industries and in organ Don’t Scold, and Give Her
A terrible schoolhouse tragedy They were members of ¿he first
All four legs were chained, and I E sther Lindeman was made the ben- for the business man, ports of nav
Unsolicited Gift, Says
ized labor they cut production and
train to ___.„
leave Missouri tor H
iT„rrv
T n n q rtn le k e e n e r n f t h e a r s e -
was th a t which occurred at Clef eland, wagon
______J
arry Lonsda,e’
keeper of tne arse j e fic ia ry of a ?50 b e q u e st in th e will igable wafer ways if he is a trader,
Columbus Preach or
hours of labor and make more mon
South Carolina, when during an eve Oregon and California in the spring; naj a ^ ^be Universal Studios firedj
of Miss Linz, one of the most unique or inland towrns in prosperous farm
ey. It is now up to the farm er to
ning entertainm ent at close of school, of 1843.
one
from
a
powerful
elephant
gun
and
SjngUjar documents of its kind ing communities if he is a m erchan
use the same tactics.”
the building caught fire and seventy- Emerson Hough in gathering m ater- into C harlie’s body ju st under the
to be filed in the local probate court diser.”
Senator P ainter declared if farm
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 6.— “ Don’t
six children, parents, and friends per ial for his novel. The Covered W ag shoulder. He dropped w ithout a
Prof. Lomax delcared Oregon and
It
disposes of a $2,00 estate.
life were reduced to an 8-hour-day| st°P making love to your wife,” ad- ished. The fire was caused by the on, w’rote to Captain Applegate for Boun(b
the
Northwest need new residents.
“ Be sure,” read the underlined
basis fewer boys would be so eager vised Rev. August H. Knipping, pas- fall of an oil lamp from a ricktey much of the data used in connection
“ The population of this immense
words of its text, “ to have on my
to leave the farm and come to the ,or of s t - P au l’s Evangelical Church fastening. When it is considered with the story, Jesse W ingate, one
FORMER BEAU RRUMMEL
Northwest
area is both widely scat
gravestone
the
words:
’I
love
my
ma,'
here,
sermonizing
on
the
topic,
“Ad
city.
th at this was a small school in a ru ral of ¿he characters of the story was
OF
REDDING
DIES
IN
tered
and
condensed,”
he said, “ for
and
on
the
one
for
m
other’s
grave
“ The 8-hour day would give him vice to Married Men.”
community the extent of the calam ity taken from Jesse Applegate, Captain
COUNTY
HOSPITAL
‘I love my girl.’ Plant a white rose throughout the region are found not
“ Don’t scold,” continued Rev. Dr.
a chance to enjoy life as other per
may be realized. It is the num ber of Applegate’s uncle, who headed one
on
m other’s grave and see th a t it well ordered cities which serve as
Knipping.
“
If
you
are
tired
when
sons do,” he said. “ The farm boy
fatalities which sets this out from of the divisions th a t came to Oregon.
REDDING
Cal.,
Oct.
8.—
Randolph
lives.
Keep planting until one does community dynamos for the coun
hears about the shorter day in big you reach home from work rem em other sim ilar occurrences, and gives
Father First Indian Agent
Williams
died
yesterday
in
the
Coun
live.”
try close by and as centers o fvcom-
cities and naturally w ants to get ber your wife may be even more so emphasis to the care and caution
Lindsay Applegate, the captain’s ty Hospital, where he had been a
Some of the provisions of the old mereial activity. In still other parts
away from the 10 and 12-hour w ork Help her when and where you can. which should be exercised on all such father, became very popular with patient for six years. For fourteen
of the northw ert, large areas are
document follow:
The
woman
who
has
six
rooms
to
day, and soon he is lost to the farm.
occasions.
¿he Indians, and when the govern years, in the early days of Redding
yet unsettled, aw ating the
magic
“
Gustavus
Root,
$50.
Gave
us
“ Women, too, are entitled to an keep clean, tire family washing to
Remove rubbish and other hazards. ment made a treaty with the K lam W illiams was considered the best-
big piece of pork, spare ribs, fried touch of w ater as the means to make
8-hour day. On the farm their work do, several children to look after,
W atch lighted matches.
ath Modoc and Piute Indians in 1864 dressed man in the place. Reverses cakes one Christm as. Beans at ai?
it habitable and productive. Tho pop
three
¡reals
to
cook
each
day
and
a
begins before the others’ and ends
C ultivate carefulness.
the Indians specified th a t Lindsay came and he had to go to the County other time.
ulation per square mile in each of
lot of n en.UDg to c . v.;ri.
a fte r the others are through. They
Most fires are preventable.
Applegate become the first Indian Hospital.
“ Melinda Butler, $50. Good to us. the states follows:
Idaho, 5.1;
th a n th e m an v ho
; in
fficc
m ust toil a fte r and before the gen
Fight fire before it occurs.
agent. This y a s done and Captain
Something like two years ago he Remembered us at Christmas.
W ashington, 19.6; Oregon. 8.1.
a ll d ay, a n d ji;
! tr
s
eral workday.
Applegate, akhough then only a boy, inherited $1,500 from an estate in
“ Minnie Patterson, $50. Gave us
“ This gives to Oregon a popula
who st- -<1 j e ig h t h o u rs in a fa c to ry .
“Now', Mr. Farm er, don’t you be
ROGUE RIVER PASTOR
served
as
a
clerk
to
his
fath
er,
and
Oregon
This
was
wasted
in
a
few
livers
whenever
they
killed
pigs.
“ C u ltiv a te
: a
about tit.’
tion of ahou¿ 783,000 or slightly
lieve w’omen of the farm are en
ESCAPED EARTHQlAKE soon learned to speak fluently the weeks, and Randolph went back to
“ E arl W. Hopson, $50. Good to less than th at of Cleveland, Ohio.
home.
titled to a few of the pleasures en
various Indian languages. He was the hospital to w ait for the inevit ma. Gave us auto rides. I promised The scarcity of people w’itliin the
“ Give your wife an unsolicited gift
joyed by th eir sisters of the big
W
ord
has
ju
st
been
received
from
made assistant Indian agent, and able. He was aged 68 years, and was to buy him a ring. Use $50 to buy
occasionally. Don't make her feel
state is a condition we must remedy.
cities?” P ain ter asked.
Rev.
David
M
artin,
misisonary
of
th.
ia
ter held the position of Indian widely known among the early resi It.
like a beggar when she w ants some
Wt must have home-makers here in
Proponents of the 8-hour day for money. If you don’t know’ W’hat to board of foreign missions of the agent of the Klam ath Indian Reser dents of Redding.
“ Melvin Root, $25, for taking us oredr to build up a greater local
farm ers have been busy in the state give her, give her money and tell her Presbyterian church, sent out this vation.
to depot when horse kicked the cut m arket for our products, not only
several months. H eadquarters of the to do with it what she pleases, and fall to Japan, th a t he reached Yo
W hen only a boy Cajrtain Apple WEED MAN FINED FOR
ter.
those we obtain from the soil, but
movment was established in Jeffer don’t ask her a week later w hat be- koham a one w’eek after the terrible gate served in the Oregon State Mi
DRIVING WHILE DRUNK
“ Laverne McNamara, $25. Gave the m anufactured ones as wtll. In
son City, and, according to Senator i came of the money you gave her." disaster and th a t the steam er and litia and was commissioned a cap
is necessary
WEED, Calif., Oct. 8.— Elonzo m other rabbit stuffed with candy creased population
P ainter, who has been m e n t i o n e d ___________________
passengers were all sent direct from tain after displaying rem arkable ap
at
E
aster
time.
also, from the standpoint of foreign
W ithers, who a few days ago drove a
there to Kobe. Rv. David M artin had titude for m ilitary tactics.
as Democratic candidate for gov- p j |
j ? y f IS Gl \SS
“ Peter Hendrickson, $25, to pay comerce, and the greater develop
car though a fence onto the lawn of
ernor, it is gaining ¿avor of the
X()T FROM INTOXICATION been a member of the Presbyterian
Fought in Modoc War
the Weed Lum ber Company office for gasoline taking me to cem etery.” ment of our ports.”
farm ers with surprising rapidity. !
__ ____
church at Rogue River, graduated
In 1872 when the Modoc outbreak
Following a discusison of tile ag
building, was fined $100 in the ju s
Speakers have been assigned toj
LONDON, Oct. 6— A London from Albany college, and this spring occurred, Captain Applegc/.e wa3 cal tice court and was given a jail sen CHURCH’S DUTY IS TO
ricultural, m ineral, dairying, tim ber,
cover the state and lay the proposi- police surgeon, Dr. McKeag, has just from Princeton Theological Semin- led into the service of the United
EDUCATE RIGHT THOTS fisheries, and other resources of the
tence on the charge of driving an
tion directly before the farm ers. The! testified th at a man was drunk on a ry - He was examined and ordained; States Army to hip subdue the re autom obile while intoxicated. The
----------
Northwest, Prof. I,nmax concluded:
plan also has been presented to sev- tbe groun(j th a t “ bis eye was dilat- to tbe mlnls try at the special m eet-' hellions Modoc Indians who were jail sentence was suspended on the
“ The church’s duty is to educa¿e
“ Among them any assets which
' ing in Rogue River in July and| headed by the notorious “ Captain
eral farm ers’ co-operative m arketing
j
condition th a t he retu rn to his form subdue all low thoughts was the Oregon cannot overlook is that of
associations and, while yet not gen-
R ut it npvor occurred to him th at sailed for Japan late in August. No, Jack.” Captain Applegate rendered
er home in K lam ath Falls, resum e declaration of the Rev. J. Purdy of w ater power resources in which she
erally approved, is attractin g much the pyp m |g h t bp glass one
word has been received from him valuable service in the Modoc war, steady work and refrain from use of the W illam ette College, in his ser- is very rich. Being favored with two
Interest and aw akening the farmer > j n pOjnt of fact t it was. According- since the le tte r telling of his a rriv a l.. owing to ¿he fact that he was famil- intoxicants.
mon Sunday morning at the M eth-‘ great navigable rivers, the Colum-
f
Rv. David M artin is a son of Mr. j iar with the Modoc Indians mode of
to possibilities never before consid- ,y Police M agistrate Lankester re-
odist church. “Conversion, essen-J bia and the WillameVe, and many
ered, according to Painter.
Jam
es
M
artin,
an
elder
in
the
Pres-'
w
arfare,
and
because
he
was
also
tially, is change of ¿hots from evil, sm aller stream s which flow into
fused to accept the doctor’s opinion
DRY LAW’ VIOLATORS IN
The issue will have a prom inent that onp Stanlpv W atson was drunk byterian church a t Rogue River.— ' fam iliar with the territo ry over
SHASTA COUNTY FINED and indiference to Godliness” , he them, it is possible to find manv
place in the next election, political while driving an autom obile, and Medford Tribune.
which much of the fighting took
REDDING, Cal., Oct. 8.— B. Bal- continued in speaking from the text, wonderful sites for the future de
leaders are agreed
place.
what looked a black case turned out
ma of Copper City’ and his brother, “ Bringing every thought into cap velopment of hydro-electric energy.
WARDEN
GETS
MAN
No
Paint
Since
to be an acquittal.
C. Balma of K ennett, pleaded guilty tivity to the obedience of C hrist.” Many of these will rp t he utilized
RITZ-CARLTON ROBBED
Since the Modoc uprising the
“ The glory of the church” he said, until such time as ¿here is need for
before Justice A. F. Ross yesterday
REDDING. Cal., Oct. 8— Theodore K lam ath w ariors have not until now’
8(1,000 IN DIAMONDS M j X r GAS EXPLOSION
"is
th at it can change the thinking them, since the amount of electric
on the charge of having jackass
pirt
on
their
war
paint.
The
tribe
is
Hampton,
who
is
employed
in
a
local
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KILLED SIX; FATHER
brandy in ¿heir possession.They were: Processes of m ankind and woman- energy now developed is sufficient
NEW YORK, Oct. 8—The Rtiz-
foundry, was arrested Saturday, wealthy through extensive tim ber arrested several weeks ago when kind, and especilly in the inspiration to care for present demands, as well
Carlton hotel was robbed of six
AND THREE SONS DIE morning by Deputy Fish and Game holdings and desires to live as the
there was a wholesale raid in K ennett given by the denom inational schools as for some time to come.”
thousand dollars in diamond stones
DENVER, Oct. S— Six were killed Commissioner G. O. Law’s of Trinity white man does. Indian customs
and collegese. Thot essentially is
and Copper City.
lari night by three bandits, who per- by a ^as exlosion in the Mid-West Courrty for trapping illegally near have been discarded to a large ex
Ross fined B. Balma $300 and C. the inspiration of the m aterial. But, WALTON CLAIMS SESSION
petrated the most daring holdup
* ompany s No. 5 mine, near Tow’er House in Jan u ary last.
tent and a ride through the reser-
Balma $250. Both fines were paid. more, they are the m aterial from
OF LEGISLATURE UNMASKS
ever staged in New York City. About bere tb ’s morning, two miles east
Hampton w’as arrested the first vation reveals num erous automobiles
which character is form ed.”
OKLAHOMA KU KLUX KUAN
two o'clock this morning the three 1)1 Uaiisades. Among the deaths we r e | t jme in the act of trapping and was and even wireless outfi/s.
entered the hotel, forced the night
Keyes and three sons. Super- j a n Owed to go on his own recog- ■ Among the Indian girls who will
Canby led a party th a t was to
HOMERIC TO BURN OIL
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 8—
m anager and ¿hree employes into an intendent R. P. Scott lost his
W inema
nizance, prom ising to appear before participates in ¿his w eek’s celebra- meet Modoc chieftains.
W hile the legislative committees are
elevator, smashed the jew elry case, a' so- George McKee, Ohio, was one Justice G. W. Garwood in French tion to m ark the beginning of work reached them before the meeting, , LONDON, Oct. 8.— The W hite Star
aranging the prelim inary work for
m aking off with the jewels. They , of tho casualities. His badly mutil- Gulch the next day. He never ap on the im portant new line of South informed them the Modoc chief plan liner Homeric, the only one of the
impeachment proceedings against
failed to gather fifty thousand dol- ated body has bepa recovered. A peared.
ern Pacific from K irk to Oakridge, ned a massacre and pleaded with the largest trans-A tlantic liners not ru n
Governor W alton, when they meet
lars w orth of stones in their h a s te .! strin S of cars was released by the
Laws saw H ampton Thursday 118 miles and connecting Klam ath white soldiers to a t least arm them ning on oil fuel, will, after another Thursday, the executive is prepar
Charles Chaplin was among the explosion. I hey shot into the mine though he was not rig h t sure of the Falls with Eugene, are ¿he great- selves before going to talk peace round trip across the A tlantic, be
ing ¿estimony for the extra-ordin-
guests aroused by the excitem erf the " ‘,b a te n ific force, piling into a identity. t Deputy F ish and Game grand-daughters of the famous In- with tj»e Modocs. The w arning was laid up and converted into an oil-
ary session which he claims will
splitrtered mass when they struck Commissioner C. O. F isher came over dian woman, W inema.
not heeded and only one white man fuel burner.
holdup cansed.
"unm ask the K ian.”
debris on the mine level. An air fan from T rinity County and made the!
On the reservation it is told th at returned alive.
was torn from its position, by the identification positive, for he wasj W inema was the bravest woman in
Lum berm en, trappers and a num
BRITISH ECONOMICAL
explosion, m aking entrance to the with Laws when the first a rre st was; the history of the tribe. She was ac- ber of pioneers of early days will
made.
I tive during the ¿roublesome years participate in the big two-day cele
mine extrem ely dangerous.
LONDON, Oct. 2.— For reasons of
In default of $150 bail, Hampton in ending tribal w arfare and, at the bration during which K lam ath Falls economy the British stationery office
The Feature Story Today P o rtlan d — $30,000 warehouse was locked up in the jail to aw ait risk of h er own life, tried to save will hold open house in unique m an is using envelopes originally inten To Youc Friends, Where
and paint factory to go up on E ast the pleasure of Judge Garwood in the lives of General Canby and a ner for her neighbors from all parts ded for the filing of deceased sol-
About Oregon’s Big Job
ever They May Be, About
side.
French Gulch.
num ber of his soldiers.
for Salesmen.
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