MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months
in the rich ozone at Ashland.
Pure domestic w ater helps.
A shland D aily T idings
The
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Cures nine cases out of ten
of asthm a. This is a proven
fact.
Tidings Has Been Ashland s Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(In tern atio n al News W ire Service)
VOL NO. V.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
THREE CLUES
ARE FOLLOWED
ARIZONA TOWN 7 TIMES
VICTIM OF BURSTER DAM
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923
STATES MUST
AID DRY LAW
NO.
PROPOSED MASONIO-CATHOLIC
PICNIC FAILS TO MATERIALIZE
BELIEVE SHICK
PHOENIX, OcZ. 20— The little
WOONSOCKET, R. I., Oct. 20—
Mormon settlem ent of St. Josephs,
Woonsocket K nights of Columbus,
on the Little Colorado River is
which recently accepted the Woon
facing a hard w inter as a result of
socket Masonic club invitation Zo be
Search for Murderer-Bandits recent storm s and floods, which Coolidge Tells Governors They
its guest at a joint social gathering
raised
the
w
aters
of
Zhe
stream
Is Pursued With De
Have Duty in Backing
next Tuesday for which elaborate Wife Confesses t o Fccgery
so high th a t it swept out the dam
termination -
Dry Laws.
and Is Implicated
plans had been completed, has asked
which provides w ater for irrigation
in Crime.
R lddiford A nnounces That B andits and domestic purposes.
the club to postpone the even/ but
Chief Executive Urges That All
.Secured N othing of Im por
made no suggestion th at it be held Mrs. Sbick C on fesses to Forging
The little colony of St. Josephs
Branches of Government Aid
at
any future date.
tance from Mail Car
was one of the earliest w hite m an’s
i n Enforcement.
H usband's Nam e to Secure
Stephen A. Greene, president of
settlem ents in Arizona, and the
H i s Eslat«*.
To all appearances the search for pages of its early history are m ark
the Masonic club, on receipt of ¿he
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20— P resi
letter from Harold J. Kennedy,
the m urderous bandits who held up ed with blood and disaster. On six dent Coolidge, in addressing ¿he
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 20— S tartling
grand
knight of the local council^
has Governors of th irty states here a t
Southern Pacific train thirteen in the pervious occasions ¿he dam
developments have been recorded
immediately cancelled all arrange
Siskiyou,
October
8,
has
re been destroyed for the seventh time, tending th e annual conference said
ments for the affair and issued a here in the hertofor«* baffling dis
some of the elders of the little flock th a t the executive heads of all states
solved itself into a game of “ watch
statem ent expressing regret thaZ the appearance of George Sliick. wealthy
are beginning to wonder if it is wise have a dirty to perform in th e en
ful w aiting.” Newspaper correspon ¿o rebuild, but the younger members forcem ent of prohibition laws. The
movement to bring about a better realtor, and that lie was murd«*red
dents and interested citizens clamor say they will.
undestanding and tolerance had met is the belief of local airthoritis. Mrs.
President said: “ It is as much the
with
failure.
Sbick, bis wife, lias made a complete
for im portant news relative to the
duty of the governors of the several
confession in which she is said to
m an-hunt and the office of Chief Dan UNEMPLOYMENT TO TEST
states to enforce the Volstad act as
O’ Connell are besieged hourly for
SNOW
STOPS
WORK
ON
have adm itted forging her husband's
MUSSOLINI, SAYS VISITOR iZ is th e federal governm ent’s. The
news, but those aw aiting sensational
name
in order to secure his estate.
UPPER M’KENZIE HIGHW AY
Eighteenth Amendment and Vol
M r’ &
developm ents are meeting with dis
It was during Mrs. Shirk’s confes
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 20— The stead law confer joint responsibilty
appointm ent.
B
ecau
se
of
a
legal
tech
n
icality
th
e
S
tok
es
divorce
case
is
again
at
sion
th at inform ation was given
EUGENE, Or., Oct. 19— The road
unemployment problem in Italy is on the state and nation.”
O’Connell, who is directing the expected to determ ine th e fate of
tractin
g
atten
tion
in
New
Y
ork.
A
year
ago
W.
E.
D.
S
tok
es
lost
his
case,
which
causes officials to believe his
camps on the upper McKenzie high
Question Not Political
but th e cou rts granted him a new trial.
search, said today: “ We have given Prem ier Mussolini this winZer, ac
way, near the sum m it of the Cas 'body is buried in San Diego. Such
In his dlscusson of th e maZter the
consideration to every clue obtained cording to Professor H enry R.
The present litig a tio n has resolved itse lf in to an effort by S to k es’ cade m ountains, were closed today was the Statement of District At
president said th a t th e enforcem ent
and to date have found all but three
Spencer, Ohio State University, re of the prohibition law is not a poli cou n sel, on o n e hand, to prove at least one of a num ber o f charges that. for the w inter on account of deep torney Kempley.
of them useless to pursue. We are,
Mrs. Shick's confession implicates
cently returned from a three- tical question and can not be made Mrs. H elen E lw ood S tok es violated her m arriage vow s; and on th e other snow, according to Charles Lind of
however, now working on three def
hand o f th e a ttractive young w ife, p itio u sly p illoried by a inass o f evidence Bellingham, aW sh., contractor for herself, Drew Clark and May Clark
mon.'h’s visit in Rome.
a public question.
inite leads, each of which is fu rn
ainte«! to d estroy her character, to save her nam e from disgrace.
the bureau of public roads, who a r in the forgery of power of attorney.
W hether Italy will be torn with
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
ishing interesting developments each
rived in Eugene from the scene of ! KempIy 8aid: “ If 1 can find the
revolution and chaos, or w hether and A ttorney General D aukherty
day. E ither of these may be run to
body we have ample evidence to
operation this afternoon.
» ? ; o“ e X a T ,nD o X « ; W H 0 E L S E W A N T S
an unsuccessful conclusion, but you the new Caeser aZ Rome will attain X “
charge
Clark with actual m urder.
Mr. Lind said th at the snow had
can announce tothe public th at we his political aspirations, as a resu lt
fallen to a depth of 1 f t feet a t Frog Two finger hones have been found
are determ ined to ferret out the ban of his dictatorship, will be decided dressed an appeal to the governors
camp, six miles from the summit, in the back yard oi Shick's home.
dits and we are pinning a great deal within ¿he next few m onths, is Spen to summon police officials and may
Drew Clark, whom reports stated
when he left and ¿hat it extended
ors of th e respective states to plan
of faith to the clues we are now p u r cer’s opinion.
Next Thursday 300 women from
was an astrologisl is
as far down as Alder Springs, 12
Although there is no open opposi for an adequate enforcem ent of the
suing.
all parts of Oregon will be in Ash
thought
to
have employed tactics
The Kiwanis have their opportun- miles above McKenzie bridge.
In addition to the efforts being tion to Mussolini now, em bers of re law.
sim
ilar
to
those
used by A rthur Cov
land for the afternoon and evening.
exerted by the force of officers as volt are sm oldering beneath an ap-
.
, ,
Ity for their first public endeavor KLAMATH FALLS IS TO
eil,
Coquille
resident,
charged with
The Parent-T eacher Associations of n i l , week wh(L„ they wl„ cooperate
signed to the case we also have hope parenZly quiet surface, said Spencer. AMERICAN RACE HORSE WINS
HAVE ANOTHER NEWSPAPER killing his sister-in-law. Officials of
FROM GREAT BRITIAN’S BEST Ashland are the hostesses for th e | w, lh MedIord
ententalnlnB lhe
th a t the rew ard of four thousand
San Diego are conferring with Ore
eight hundred dollars, posted for
afternoon, and it is a big undertak
state P. T. A. conventioners with one
The Klam ath News is the name gon authorities in an atzenipt to
BELMONT PARK, N. ¥ ., Oct. 20.
each bandit may secure inform ation
ing. At five-thirty a buffet supper
of a new paper th a t will make its secure details of Coveil’s plans.
— Zev, m ighty colt of Sinclair stables
day in Ashland.
from others th at will bring success
will
be
served
these
three
hundred,
won the great race for the honor of
to the search for the crim inals.”
At the luncheon yesterday held at appearance at Klam ath Falls about G ENERA L WOOD CALLS OUT
two
continents
and
a
purse
of
$100,-
and
this
supper
is
being
donated
al
November 1. The prom oters of the
Thieves Secured No Valuables
the Hotel Ashland, several oubo?-
FILIPIN O CONSTABULARY
000
this
afternoon.
The
American
newspaper are Nate O tterbein, F. C.
Chas. Riddiford, inspector in chief
most entirely by the housewives of
MANILA, Oct. 20.— Alarming re
horse won by five lengths on a muddy our town. They have responded with town visizors were guests at the Nlekle and W alter Stronach.
of postal agents assigned to the case,
constabluary
to proceed there. The
people from
track, tim e 2.38 2-5. Papyrus took the usual Ashland generosity, and luncheon, including
announces th a t a thorough investi
Mindano
have
caused General Wood
lead but was passed at 100 yard it is greatly appreciaZed by the com Eugene, Portland and Medford, all
gation of all the mail carried in the
to
order
two
companies
of Filipino
Oregon was one of he 31 states in m ark. Crowd of 75,000 attended.
members of Kiwanis clubs. Every
mailcar, which was all but wrecked
m
ittees,
because
they
fully
realize
constuhlary
to
proceed
there.
The
the Union in which the percentage
visitor was given the opportunity to
by the force of the explosion and sub
th
a
t
this
year
Ashland
has
fed
and
exact nature of reports from Min
of families owning th eir homes show
sequent fire, had Ueen completed
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF donated to a great many groups of speak a short time before the lunch
dano have not been made public
ed
a decrease during the period from
and th at it is determ ined beyond
TWO IS NIPPED IN BUD people. But it is an advertisem ent eon assemblage.
hut it is known that the constabulary
1900 to 1920, according to a pam
doubt th at the bandits secured noth
C. C. Cate, special guest of honor,
for our town and all Ashland is w ill
officers there feel their inability to
phlet “ How to Own Your Home,”
CARSON CITY N ev.), Oct. 18.—
ing of value. “ The mail carried
invited
by H. T. Tomlinson, told of
ing
to
help.
There
are
however,
a
cope
with the situation. Thousands
which has been issued by the Depart A daring attem p t at escape by the
nothing of an intrinsic value, and
his work, endeavors, accomplish
lot
of
incidental
expenses,
and
some
of fanatics are said to be terroriz
m ent of Commerce as a handbook two convicts, John B lair and Rob
except for much regular mail that
more things needed and if anyone ment's and hopes to the extreme
ing the district.
Wood informs
for prospective home owners.
e rt Burns, was crushed by Guard R.
was burned, and a few packages of
The season for hunting deer in newspaper men trouble is due to a t
gratification
of
business
men,
who
has
not
been
solicited
and
w
ants
to
In 1900 the percentage of Oregon Savage, who chased th e fugitives as
registered docum ents th at were lost,
families owning their homes was 58.- they jum ped from the roof of a help out we shall be more than are unfam iliar with the county Oregon comes to an end today and tendance of Moro girls at school, and
and which can be replaced, the m ater
keen disappointm ent is expressed by said Moro men object, since educated
1, and in 1920 this had fallen to building in th e prison yard and found grateful. The Cham ber of Commerce pathologist work.
ial loss from the car was slight,”
Dr.
E.
A.
Woods
was
the
lucky
54. 8 per cent. This means th a t out them hiding in a clump of willows. will furnish autos for a drive around
the rank and file of sportsmen. To girls refuse to enter harems.
said Riddiford.
of every 1,000 families living in Ore The prisoners were handling steel for our scenic roads between the a fte r winner of the prize, offered weekly. many the announcem ent comes as
548 owned their homes in 1920. In a new building when they sought noon and evening sessions, i Tho Forty-five Klwanians attended.
a surprise, but the announcem ent is
Kiwanis Club is going Zo help in the
spite of this, however, the Pacific th eir liberty.
in accordance with the decision of
state ranked fourth, according to thtff’ B urns is serving five to fifteen transportation of the delegates be WEED EMPLOYE FOR 12
the
attorney general of zhe state and
YEARS DIES AT EUGENE
geopraphic divisions of the states, years for highway robbery, and Blair tween here and Medford. The Pres
the season closes officially at mid
in 1920, and was above the average one to fifteen years for burglary.
byterian Church has offered their
night,
October 20.
WEED, Cal., Oct. 19— Bruce
for the entire country, which was
building for some or all of the con
In
announcing
the closing of the
45.6 per cent.
ferences.
There will undoubtedly Swango of Tennant died at the home season, the state game commission
SISSON ROAD FOREMAN
have to be conferences in both the of his brother near Eugene Tues issued a public statem ent in which
DISAPPEARS FROM CAMP Civic
Club and the church as the day. At the time of his death. Swan- they set forth the facts th a t they
SENATOR URGES FULL
go was assistant logging superin-
In opening a knuckle in a gas pipe,
Fred Holmes, president of the Ash
SUPPORT FOR PROJECT SISSON, Oot. 20— R obert “ Smo club house will ncZ accommodate tendenZ of the Weed Lum ber Corn- tried in vain to postpone the opening
under
the Susie All«*« building late
land Cham ber of Commerce and well
ky” Carson, who has been employed the crowds expected. Details of this
of the deer season and had they been
will
be
given
later.
The
Ideal
Gro"-!Pany-
He
had
been
emp,oyed
fay
the
yesterday
afternoon, George Carey
SPOKANE, Wash , Oct.
19— by the Shasta N ational Forest Ser
known farm er residing in the Bell
successful the season would have
was
given
the
full blast of gas in his
eery
Store
will
furnish
all
the
coffee.
d
Lum
ber
Company
for
the
past
View’ district, was the principal in “ Don’t shirt the doors of helpfulness vice for several m onths, left his
rem ained open until October 31. The
twelve
years
in
the
logging
depart
face. He uttered a call and John
pro work on Monday, October 1st, and Valley View has given a generous
an accident Thursday in which he against the Columbia Basin
commission was overruled by the a t
ment.
D
uring
the
w
ar
Swango
was
Mills, employee of the Provost h ard
donation to our supper. O ther clubs
received painful bruises and from ject,” United States Senator Wesley has not been heard of since.
torney general, and due to the fact
a
lieutenant
over-seas
in
the
Twen-
ware,
who was working at the same
which he escaped in a m iraculous Jones said as a parting message to
th at the season opened August 20,
He was last seen startin g to work are considering fu rth e r contribu
tieZh
Engineers.
He
is
survived
by
a
place,
brought II. A. Stearns to the
m anner. Mr. Holmes was engaged in hackers of the Columbia Basin pro on Monday morning. He has been in tions. If you have anything to offer
m ust necessarily close October 20.
wife. He was about 35 years of age.
rear of the building where Mr. Carey
drilling in grain when he observed ject here Tuesday.
The commission is powerless to pro
charge of th e road crew w orking on leZ us know. Phone any ope of the
lay in a semi-comatose condition.
Senazor Jones, with Senator C. C. ¿he W agon Camp Road.
som ething wrong with the harness
following, Mrs. Louis Schwein, Pres,
long the season.
FOUR
ARMY
PLANES
WILL
By using artificial restoration, the
on one of the horses. In order to Dill and R epresentative Sam B. Hill
Ashland residents are expressing
He spent the previous night with high school; Mrs. A. N. Humphrey,
TRY FOR NON-STOP RECORD
men were able to bring Mr. Carey
save time he walked out on the ton conferred with basin backers on Joe B ettinger in Sisson. B ettinger pres. Ju n io r high; Mrs. F. G. Dean,
keen disappointm net. Many had de
to
life after a strenuous half hours
gue to right the harness and in doing future policies at a point conference says he knows no reason for C ar pres. H aw thorne: Mrs. Louis Dodge,
layed their annual hunt until after
SAN
FRANCISCO,
6
ct.
19.—
Seek
labor,
during which local doctors also
so placed his hand on the hip of a of the Columbia Basin irrigation lea son’s leaving this section of the pres, council.— Communicated.
fall rains and are now compelled to
adm
inistered
first aid.
ing
to
make
nonstop
record
by
means
young horse. The horse jumped and gue and the basin committee of the country or his work. He left behind
aw ait the pleasure another year. All
of refueling in the air, four arm y
At six o’clock the patient wa« ta k
in effort to regain his balance, Hol Chamber of Commerce. The occa him a m onth’s pay aZ th e forest of NAVY BANDSMAN BELIEVED
are of one accord in saying th at the
planes
left
here
today
for
the
Cana
en
to his home where he will lie con
mes again struck the horse with his sion was broughz about by th e de fice and also oth er funds due him.
TO HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE
season opens to early and closes too
fined
several days.
dian
border.
The
planes
will
leave
early.
band. At th a t juncture the horse p artu re of Senator Jones for W ash
The crew a t W agon Camp have
Canada
from
a
suitable
field
prob
made a lunge and the other three ington, D. C.
VALLEJO, Cal., Oct. 19— As the
made a search, of the hills around
ably next week in an attem pt to fly
INTEREST INCREASING
started up into a gallop. The driver
result
of an autopsy perform ed at
“The Debt Eternal”
the camp, but have not found any
to the Mexican border w ihout stop
IN P. T. A. CONVENTION
lost his balance entirely and fell be JAPANESE MACHINE GUN
the Mare Island hospital it now is
trace of him.
A very pertinent study is the book
ping.
Refueling will be done at
Interest is growing dairy in ilia
tween the grain drill and horses. For
KILLS CHINESE SOLDIERS
It has been reported th a t he was believed that Ralph Leslie Wade. 23, Eugene and Sacramento.
by John Finley, Com. of Education state convention of the Parent Teach
tunately he was holding tight lines
seen in Weed last week, but ¿he re navy bandsman who was found
of N. Y. The Eternal debt of m atur ers Association that is to convene in
and had exercised presence of mind
SHANGHAI, Oct. 20— Fifty sold port cannot be confirmed.
dead in his room at the Young Men's
ity to youth, th a t each succeeding J Medford Wednesday. Ashland people
and clung tenaciously to them with iers were either killed or drowned
C hristian Association here Tuesday, FINED FOR TRAPPING
generation may profit by the exper are displaying increased interest in
WITHOUT LICENSE ience of the past. W hat we owe phy
one hand. As a result he was able when they were met by a hail of New Hearse Seen Here—
committed suicide. Traces of alcohol
the event due to the fact that tip*
FRENCH
GULCH, Calif., Oct. 19.
to escape being caught by the drill, machine gun fire in attem pting ¿o
W. C. Hooker, driving a sedan and arsenic were found in the stom — Theodore J. Hampton of Redding, sically, intellectually and spiritually, afternoon and evening sessions of
although the horses proceeded a con board th e Japanese steam er Tehn-
hearse recently purchased by J. A. ach.
wag tried here before Judge George and how are we paying the debt will Thursday will he held in this city.
siderable distance before being stop tang Naru at Chungking. Chinese
W
ade
recently
made
a
will
leav-
Perl, coroner and un d ertak er at
W. Garwood on the charge of trap- be discussed for the next month at Dinner will be served the visiting
ped.
soldiers on ¿he shore returned the Medford, arrived In Ashland a¿ the ing his books and curios to friends. ping near Tower House pleaded his the Pres, church at 6:30 P. M., Sun delegates and a program will he ren
Mr. Holmes was able to keep clear fire and wounded th ree Japanese
home of A. F. Abbott last night from His wife obtained a divoree a short ¡own case. He had no witnesses. His day evening. The WesZminster Guild dered. Particulars relative to pro
of the drill with the exception of one
| denial was all he presented to of- have a class in the Jun io r room, gram will appear in the Tidings early
D unsm uir where he had driven yes time ago.
hand and arm which frequently came
I
set the testim ony of Deputy Fish and while in the auditorium the pastor j the coining week
QUINN LEADS IN RACE
terday. The machine, which is a
in contact with a wheel, resulting; in
FOR NATIONAL COMMANDER Meteor, 70 h. p„ 6 cylinder, is ab IOWA LEADER IN
Game Commissioners C. O. Fisher and conducts a class, open to all men
severe bruises and some lacerations.
HOGS
AND
CORN
c O. Laws, of Trinity County. He and women who want better things AUTOS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
solutely the newest word in the
Quoting the victim ,” cuticle, to the
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.— On world of undertaking machines. Be
----------
was found guilty and fined $25 and for their children. Anyone who IN EARLY MORNING COLLISION
am ount of several square inches, was
DES MOINES, la., Oct. 20.— The paid the same.
fifth ballot this afternoon John ing m anufactred in the east, ¿he
cares to come Zo one or all meetings
Eight o’clock ¿his morning found
lost from his limBs, side and stom
__________________ __
Quinn, of California, led a field of large car and one sm aller machine suprem acy of Iowa over the world!
is
invited.
A
shortened
church
ser
the
machine of Don Stevens, ra il
ach.’’ A lthough the injuries are not
five for national com m ander of the of the same m ake were shipped to in hog raising and corn growing is DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHWAY
vice
follows
a
t
7:30
P.
M.
C.
E.
road engineer, driven by his sister
serious and the victim is able to be
strikingly shown in a graph p re -: FREIG HT AND PASSENGER LINES meets at 6:30 also, in main S. S. Mildred Stevens, and the Ford to u r
American
Legion.
It
requires
497
gether
to
San
Francisco
w
here
Mr.
out, he feels like the proverbial stage
votes to elect.
Hooker w ent last Sunday to drive pared by the Iowa W eather and C rop; Almost every city, village, and room.
ing car owned by W. Miles in a col
horse and is thanking the lucky stars
Service h#re. There were more than | ham let in the United States can now
Racine,
Wis.
Post
won
$1,000
prize
th e car to Medford, while the other
lision. Miss Stevens started her ma
th a t he was not caught in the drill.
for best drum corps of convention, machine went south in California. 10,000,000 hogs in Iowa farm s the be reached by motor stage. Union Many Klamathans Hera—
chine in front of the Cham ber of
Miami was second, K lam ath Falls, The exterior finish is in deep cream first of this year, the diagram shows, i term inals have been developed in
The Hotel Ashland is host today to Commerce and proceeded to turn
INSPECTION OF SPUDS
third.
or
more
than
any
other
States
in
the
the
larger
cities
which
have
the
char-
w hile th e upper half of the body,
TO START IN STATE
Union. Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska acteristlcs of a railway station at an a group of K lam ath Falls High school left on North Main street. The Miles
which holds windows is grey. The
fans and football team. Pansy Rob- machine, driven by a young son ot
and Indiana follow Iowa’s lead in im portant junction point. Freight ertson,
ACTION TAKEN TO SAFEGUARD
yell leader and Pete Mosten- Mr. Miles having no drivers license,
whole
in
terio
r
com
partm
ent,
capable
SALEM, Oct. 18— Inspection of
HEALTH OF LLOYD GEORGE of holding two caskets and a large hog raising, each being cited with shipm ents are caried daily by motor bacher, captain of the team, arrived but accompaied by his father, drove
Oregon potatoes for shipping p ur
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.— Special pre flower tra y w ith flower vases, is more than 4,000,000 hogs. Ohio had truck between all im portant points, yesterday noon and many high school
south on Main street and apparently
poses will stant w ithin the next few
a hog population of 3,000,000, with providing fast through service as well
cautions have been taken to safe
devjoutoes
are
parading
A
shland’s
finished
in
grey
leather,
there
being
lots his head when the Star coupe
'd a y s, according to th e announce guard the health of Llody George,
Kansas the next ranking State.
as local service tothe sm aller towns streets today. Score» of town people
drew close to him.
m ent made here today by C. E. who is said to have declared th a t no particle of wood visible to ¿he
Last year’s Iowa corn crop, ac along th e route.
will arrive today from K lam ath to
A smashed fender of the Ford
Spence, state m arket agent. Mr. two weeks of strenuous life has done eye. The drivers seat is separated cording to the bulletin, totaled more
The use of public highways for view this afternoon’s festia. Truly
from
th
e
hearse
proper,
and
is
en
machine
and broken left running
Spence was accompanied to Salem more to underm ine his health than
than 450,000,000 bushels, Illinois, carrying freight and passengers over
congenial
and
a
good
bunch
of
young
board of the Star coupe hrough.
by R. L. R inger of Portland, who is the long years of the W orld W ar. closed, the windows may be lower the next State, being credited with
established routes on scehule time
connected with ¿he state m arket de The ex-premier arrived here yester ed in the door8 w ith a sm all lever. slightly more than 300,000,000 bush cannot rightfully be considered as men are reported by the hotel m an crowds of people from every store
agem ent, who have entertained team s building. A broken milk hottie dash
partm ent. and J. J. W irtz of Wood day for an addrss and is a t Louis Room is also provided whereby els, and Nebraska, the third State,
competition wit hthe railroads. Such on several like occasions. A ban
chairs and a few articles may be car produced approxim ately 175,000,000
burn, deputy for the Salem district. ville today.
lines, to a large extent, create th< quet is being planned this evening ed itself to atoms on the pavement
ried.
bushels.
and was promptly swept to the
traffic hey carry.
for the visitors.
curb.
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