MALARIA GERMS
C a n n o t su rv iv e th re e m o n th s
in th e ric h ozone a t A sh lan d .
P u re d o m estic w a te r h elp s.
A shland D aily T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
ASHLAND CLIMATE
C u res n in e c ases o u t of te n
of a s th m a .
fa c t.
T h is is a proven
( I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s W ire S erv ice)
VOL NO. V.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings. Volume 43.
SEVEN RECEIVE
HERO AWARDS
COURT POSTPONES COVELL
TRIAL FOR THIRD TIME
M A R S H F IE L D , Oct. 26— J u s tic e
se em s s k ittis h of th e A r th u r C ovell
tria l, fo r th e c h a n g e of d a te fro m to-
I m o rro w to M onday n e x t w as th e
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1923
CALIFORNIA TO
COMPLETE ROAD
JU R Y INVESTIGATING W HITE
MURDER
CASE ADJOURNS
COMPLETENEW
GRADE TUESDAY
NO. 4<>
MOVEMENT OF SECESSIONISTS
IS LOSING IN GERMANY
9 0 ,0 0 0 S. P. MEN
TO BE INSURED
RED D IN G , C alif., Oct. 27.— T he 1
B E R L IN . O ct. 27.— T h e
S eces­
g ra n d ju r y a d jo u rn e d y e s te rd a y u n - '
s io n is ts ’ m o v em en t in G e rm a n y a p ­
til D ecem ber 3rd. No in d ic tm e n t w as '
p e a rs to be b re a k in g dow n. Jo sp eh
re tu rn e d a g a in s t Jo h n II. V ail, th e ! kt « ,.,
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•
«
S m eets, a c o n se rv a tiv e
s e p a r a tis t
p
ro
h
ib
itio
n
o
fficial
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ho
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t
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Carnegie Commission Announ- third h°p °ff ¿he case has indulged. Chairman Toy Announces the
w ho s h o t a n d
said
t
h
a
t
th
e
m
ovem
ent
is
p re m a ­
In th e a n n o u n c e m e n t of th e la s t
Creek Hill Is Nearing
es Remainder of Awards
k ille d J a m e s S. W h ite , g a m e w a r­
Plans
of
California
High­
tu re . A c risis b etw een
B erlin and Company Takes Group Policy
c h a n g e it w as said t h a t D is tric t A t­
Completion.
for True Heroism.
d en, a t C a ste lla a w eek ago.
way
Commission.
for $100,000,000 on All
!
B
a
v
a
ria
w
hich
h
ad
been
te
m p o ra rily
to rn e y F is h e r a n d th e a tto r n e y fo r
H ow ever, th e case is n ot d ro p p ed .
'allayed*»
w
as
ren
ew
ed
by
an
a
tta
c
k
Its Employees.
Of the Seven Hero’s Five Lost Their th e d e fe n se , C lau d e G iles, m ad e such Says 113 Miles in Shasta and Siski­ F u r th e r te stim o n y w ill he ta k e n a t Will Simplify Conveying of Machin­
ery
to
Shale
Oil
Holdings
of
of
th
e
fe
d
e
ra
l
s
ta
te
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
t
u
p
­
a s tip u la tio n .
Live« in Aiding Others— Rela­
th e D ecem ber session possibly from
you Counties Will Be Under
E norm ous Group P olicy Piacisi With
Hartman Syndicate.
on th e B a v a ria n P re m ie r.
tives Get Awards.
V ail him self.
Contract by 1024.
M etropolitan Ifc-coines Eff<*c-
AUTOMOBILE FLINGS
A
PLATE GLASS FRONT
tive January I.
T he new g ra d e on th e D ead I n ­
d ian ro ad , w hich w ill c u t o u t F ro g
PO RTLA N D . O ct. 27.— J. K r u tt-
C reek h ill, w ill be com p leted T u e s­
s c h n itt, c h a irm a n of th e e x e cu tiv e
d a y n ig h t by th e crew of m en a t
c o m m itte e
an n o u n c ed
th a t
th e
w ork
u n d e r ¿ h e d ire c tio n of th e
S o u th e rn P acific ’^ com pany
to d :l’
H a rtm a n
S p n d ic ate .
T h is c u t-o ff
¡a w a rd e d th e M e tro p o lita n L ife i n ­
is 5800 fe e t an d w ill red u c e th e
s u ra n c e co m p an y , of New Y ork, a
g ra d e from 17 p er c e n t to 7 p e r cent
c o n tr a c t fo r g ro u p
life
in su ra n c e
T h e co m pany w ill begin im m e d ia ­
c
o
v
e
rin
g
th
e
90,000
em
ployees
of
It is n ’t a ll fu n in th e life of th e
of th is
Harold L. Richard
T h e S u n d a y School fo rces of A sh ­ tely a f te r th e c o m p le tio n
W A SH IN G TO N , O ct. 27.— C olonel its v a rio u s lin e s. It is expected th a t
B ronze m ed al a w a rd e d to fa th e r, c ity d e p a rtm e n t. Y e ste rd a y , th ro u g h
D ead
lan d a re p r e p a rin g fo r a big tim e piece of w ork to w iden th e
th is in su ra n c e will becom e effectiv e
C h illic o th e , O hio. R ic h a rd , ag ed 15, accid eitt, a pile of san d a n d sto n e s
In
d
ia
n
ro
ad
a
n
d
cutving
o
u
t
r
e
v e r ­ C h a rle s F o rb e s, fo rm e r d ire c to r of
a t th e ir S ta te C o n v en tio n , O cto b er
on J a n u a r y 1, 1924.
s tu d e n t died in a tte m p tin g to save w ere le ft
s trin g in g on
th e m ain
se g ra d e s in se v e ra l p laces. T hey ex­ th e V e te ra n ’s b u re a u , h a s p re a re d
31 a n d N ovem ber 1 a n d 2nd.
T h e in su ra n c e Is being placed u n ­
th e life of R ussel E. E v a n s, ag ed 15. s tr e e t from G ra n ite to th e P la z a , by
T he s u p e rin te n d e n ts an d
p a s to rs pect to h av e a ll th is w o rk c o m p le t­ a co m p lete lin e of d e fe n se a g a in s t
d
e
r
w h at is know n a s th e “ c o n trib u ­
s tu d e n t, fro m d ro w n in g a t C hilli- one of th e
th e c h a rg e s of g r a f t a n d c o rru p tio n
tru c k s t h a t h a s
been
m et re c e n tly an d a p p o in te d co m m it- ed by th e m id d le of N ovem ber.
to
ry
p la n ” , th e
S o u th e rn P acific
c o th e . May 30, 1922. R ic h a rd w a s * h a u lin g d irt fo r th e city th e p a st
C o n c re te fo u n d a tio n s fo r th e new in a w a rd in g h o sp ita l c o n tra c ts , it
¿ees from th e d iffe re n t c h u rc h e s as
p
ro
v
id
in
g
w
ith
o
u
t
cost to ¿ b e e m ­
d ro w n e d , as w as th e co m p an io n he ¡w eeks.
b rid g e o v er E m ig ra n t a n d W a lk e r w as le a rn e d to d ay . T h e d e fe n se is to
follow s:
ploye an in itia l a m o u n t of in s u r ­
Toy Says State Interested
trie d to save.
B etw een fo u r-th in ty a n d six o’­
E n te rta in m e n t an d
R e g is tra tio n c re e k s a re c o m p le te d an d th e s u p e r ­ be based on th e te stim o n y of high
an
ce fo r all th o se in th e serv ice six
T
h
e
4ext
of
T
oy’s
ta
lk
follow
s,
in
Joseph D. Shepherd
clock th e n o rth p a r t of th e s tr e e t r e ­
— M esdam es R a lp h
B illin g s, J n o . s tr u c tu r e s a n d d e c k in g s w ill be com ­ A rm y a n d N avy o ffic ers, a n d o ffic ia l
p
an
t;
m
o
n th s o r lo n g er. T he em ploye will
B ron ze m ed al a w a rd e d to fa th e r, sem bled a d itc h d ig g e rs scene of liv-
R oss, A lice G ilm o re, W ill H e n d ric k , m enced n e x t w eek. T he tim b e rs fo r g o v e rn m e n t re c o rd s w ill be in tr o d u ­
be given th e o p p o rtu n ity to in cre ase
" T h e e n tir e S ta te of C a lifo rn ia is
S equim , W ash . S h e p h e rd , aged ’ 7, lihood a n d m o to ris ts c u rs e d u n d e r
F . M. B ro o k m ille r, T. M. H e n d e rso n , th e s e new b rid g e s a re bein g c u t by ced in a n e ff o r t to r e f u te th e s e n sa ­
th
e s e a m o u n ts by p u rc h a s in g a d d i­
in
te
re
s
te
d
in
th
e
ra
p
id
c
o
m
p
le
tio
n
d ied in a tte m p tin g to save Icy E th e ir b re a th a t ¿ h e a m o u n t of tir e s
th e saw m ill on ¿h e H a rtm a n S y n d i­ tio n a l a c c u sa tio n s of E lia s M o rtim er,
R ev. Miss P in n e ll.
tio
n a l in s u ra n c e to th e m axim um o f
of
th
e
P
o
cific
H
ig
h
w
a
y
,
w
hich
is
of P h ila d e lp h ia , w ho m ad e th e c h a r ­
R ic h a rd s, aged 18, a n d E lb e rt F. b ein g clipped a n d ch ip p ed off to th e
B a n q u e t— M esdam es C. B. L a m b ­ c a te h o ld in g s.
$3500 fo r th o se rec e iv in g a m o n th ly
R ic h a rd s, ag ed 23, lu m b e r m ill-h a n d , tu n e of th e fly in g ro c k s t h a t s p a t­ th e m ain ro a d th ro u g h C a lifo rn ia
ges b e fo re th e s e n a te co m m ittee .
M ovem ent o f M achinery
k in , H .-O . B u tte rfie ld , A. F . A b b o tt,
pay
of $200.00 o r over. T he ra ilro a d
b etw een ¿ h e n o r th e r n a n d s o u th e rn
from d ro w n in g a t Io n e, W ash ., J u n e te re d w ith th e w h eels.
T he re c o rd s w ill show , F o rb e s said ,
A g a n g of m en w e re busy F rid a y
a n d H. G. C a rte r.
also
s h a re s in th e expense of th e a d ­
25, 1922. Icy fell from a boom into
O ne ro c k , fly in g h ig h , w ide a n d b o u n d a rie s . T h is ro a d is now paved
m o v in g a
la rg e S ym ons,
N o. 4 th a t he did n o t choose th e su ccessfu l
A u to T rip — W . W . R o b in so n .
d itio n a l in su ra n c e p u rch a se d .
sec­
C le a r F o rk riv e r, a n d E lb e rt p lu n g ed m ig h ty , lan d e d in th e w indow of th e w ith th e ex cep tio n o f c e rta in
c ru s h e r, w hich
w eighs b id d e r on a n y c o n tra c t, but m erely
L u n c h e o n s—
M essers
W.
M. G y ra to ry
V olum e Is Record Breaker
tio
n
s
o
f
th
e
ro
a
d
fro
m
R
e
d
d
in
g
to
in a f te r h e r a n d s u p p o rte d h e r. S h e p ­ pool h a ll on
a
p
p
ro
v
ed
th
e
re
c
o
m
m
e
n
d
a
tio
n
of
th
e
th e P la z a
a n d th is
W rig h t, H . C. G aley a n d
V. O N. a b o u t 8 to n s, up to th e h o ld in g s,
T
h
e a m o u n t of in su ra n c e covered
A
rm
y
q
u
a
r
te
r
m
a
s
te
r
c
o
rp
s
a
n
d
Navy
th
e
O
regon
lin
e.
h e rd g o t in to a b o a t h a lf fu ll of w a t­ m o rn in g a piece of b o a rd h a d been
w h e re it w ill be e re c te d a t th e No.
S m ith.
b u re a u of d o c k s an d y a rd s. R u m o rs by th is sin g le policy m ay be g r e a te r
e r, row ed 50 fee t to w a rd s th em , th en c alled to ¿he re sc u e to k e e p fro s t
Outlines Proposed Work
M usic— M essers J . A. G ear, G. H. 2 bin. T h e No. 2 bin h a s a c a p ac ity a b o u n d t h a t o th e r h ig h pu b lic o f­ th a n $1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a n d ft will he t h e
le ft th e boat to sw im to fra n tic girl
W
ith
th
e
sm
a
ll
a
m
o
u
n
t
of
fu
n
d
s
of 200 tons.
a n d c h illy b reezes fo rm p la y in g a t
Yeo a n d M rs. J. H. F u lle r.
fic ia ls w ill be d ra w n in to th e in v e s­ la rg e s t policy e v e r lssu«*d. fo r ex ­
a n d y o u n g m an , b u t w as c a rrie d u n ­
a v a ila b le , th e C a lifo rn ia H ig h w a y
T h is c ru s h e r
w ill
he
used to
(ra n d o m in th e in te r io r of th e b u lld -
T
h
e
m
e
tin
g
s
w
ill
be
held
in
th
e
tig a tio n .
c eed in g in size a n y
o ilie r know n
d e r th e boom a n d d ro w n e d . B oth E l­ i ing.
C om ission s ta n d s
c o m m itte d to a
c ru sh s h a le to a b o u t a o n e inch
B
a
p
tist
C
h
u
rc
h
on
W
ed
n
esd
ay
,
policy.
b e rt a n d Icy R ic h a rd s w ere also
M ore p ro m p t a c tio n on th e p a r t policy of c o n s tru c tin g th e m ain t r a f ­ T h u rs d a y , a n d F rid a y of n e x t w eek. m esh, w hich w ill be fed in to th e re-
RICH STRIKE IS MADE
d ro w n e d .
, of sh o v els a n d b ru sh e s w ould h a v e fic lin e s a n d th e ( in te r s ta te c o n n ec­ T h e re w ill be a b a n q u e / a t six o ’­ ton* from th is bin by g ra v ity .
H. H e rsc h e l M ott
Good ju d g m e n t, c a u tio u sn e ss and
IN FRENCH GULCH
tio n s b e fo re ta k in g in to c o n s id e ra ­
¡saved a w indow p a n e .
F in e W eather A dvantageous
clock
on
Nov.
f
ir
s
t
fo
r
a
ll
d
e
le
g
a
te
s.
a le rtn e s s a re th e th re e im p o rta n t
M ott, ag ed 26, riv e r-d riv e r a tte m p ­
tio n a n y m in o r ro a d s.
W h ile th e
M ovem ent of o th e r e q u ip m e n t
T h e re w ill p ro b a b ly be a fello w ­
F
R
E
N
C
H
GU
LCH
,
(S
h
a
s
ta
C
o.)
p
o in ts of good d riv in g .
te d to save th e life of E lb e rt F. R ic h ­
P a c ific H ig h w a y is a f ir s t a n d sec­
FORRES DENIES CHARGES
sh ip lu n ch e o n each d ay a t th e A sh ­ c o n sistin g of fo u r. 4-yard W e ste rn Oct. 27— A rich s tr ik e is re p o rte d as
a rd s , a s d id J o s e p h S h e p h e rd , a t Ione
OF CORRUPTION AND WASTE ond bond issu e ro a d , a n d w e h a v e no lan d h o te l a t noon to w hich all in ­ d u m p c a rs an d 4 0-pound ste e l ra ils
W a sh in g to n , J u n e 25, 1922. As th e
h a v in g been m ad e in th e A m erican
fu n d s in th e f ir s t a n d second bond
will be ru sh e d .d u r in g th e
p re s e n t
te
re
s
te
d
a
r
e
in
v
ite
d
a
s
w
ell
as
r
e
g
­
l a t te r w as sw im m in g to w a rd E lb e rt
M ine th re e m iles from th is place.
fin e w e a th e r, a c c o rd in g to sy n d ic a te
W A SH IN G TO N , O ct. 27— C o lonel issu e s w e a re g o in g to u se ev ery d o l­ u la r d e le g a te s.
a n d Icy R ic h a rd s, M ott p lu n g ed from
A
th re e -fo o t led g e w as c u t
in to
e n g in e e rs.
F o rb e s, fo rm e r D ire c to r of th e V et­ la r a v a ila b le fro m o th e r so u rc e s to
th e boom a n d sw am to E lb e rt, w hc
fo
rty
-tw
o
feef
below
th
e
m
ain
level
It is th e in te n tio n of th e co m pany
e ra n s B u re a u , to d a y issu ed a sw eep ­ do th e fo llo w in g w o rk on th is m ain PRAYING COLONELS WILL
w as u n d e r th e s u rfa c e s . D iving and
an d it c a rrie s h ig h v a lu e s in gold.
¿o
h av e a ll th is e q u ip m e n t in place
ing d e n ia l of a ll c h a rg e s of c o rr u p ­ a r te r y ;
TACKLE
U.
OF
P.
TODAY
ta k in g hold of E lb e rt by th e h a ir,
T h e A m erican w as a g re a t gold
Sacram erV o R iv e r to B a y h a (te n
b e fo re th e la rg e 250 ton r e to r t a r ­
tion a n d b rib e ry b ro u g h t
a g a in s t
M ott trie d in vain to lilt him above
p
ro
d u c e r in p io n e e r d a y s. It w as
by
s e n a to ria l
in v e s tig a tio n . m ile s ) , s p e c ific a tio n s b e in g p r e p a r ­
P H IL A D E L P H IA , O ct. 27.— T he riv e s next w eek, a s a ll m en an d opened up tw o m o n th s ago by th e
th e s u rfa c e , b u t fa ile d ; a n d th e n he him
ed fo r c o n tra c t b e fo re J a n u a r y 1 st;
" P ra y in g C o lo n e ls” of C e n tre C ol­ e q u ip m e n t w ill he re q u ire d fo r th e C o n c o rd ia -V irg in ia
sw am a n d w as c a rrie d by th e c u rr e n t, C olonel F o rb e s b ra n d e d e v e ry sp ec­ w id e n in g a n d p aving.
M ining
C om ­
lege w ill m a k e th e ir g rid iro n d e b u t j niovpnient of th e h e a v y m ac h in ery ,
W A SH IN G TO N . O ct. 26— T h e In
s till re ta in in g h is h o ld on E lb e rt, ific c h a rg e m ad e by E lla s M o rtim e r
pany.
N
ine
m
en
a
re
em
ployed.
A l­
B a y h a to P o llo ck (e le v e n m ile s ),
of
P
h
ila
d
e
lp
h
ia
,
a
s
“
u
tte
r
ly
f
a
ls
e
”
.
te
rn
a tio n .tl F e d e ra ti i of U niver
b e fo re a local pu b lic th is a fte rn o o n
a b o u t 280 fe e t to w ith in a few’ feet
b e rt V. F o n d a h n , th e s u p e rin te n d ­
s p e c ific a tio n s b e in g p re p a re d
fo r
SEATTLE
WOMAN
RECOVERS
M
o
rtim
e
r
c
h
a
rg
e
d
F
o
rb
e
s
of
a
c
c
e
p
t­
sity W oint n i dv. tu ing th e ques
w hen th e y w ill m ee t P e n n s y lv a n ia
o f a p ile of logs. C lin ch in g E lb e rt's
e n t, says he w ill in c re a se th e force
c o n tra c t b e fo re J a n u a r y 1 st; re c o n ­
FROM
POISONED
SANDWICH
ing
a
$5,000
“
lo
a
n
”
from
h
im
,
a
f
te
r
tion of fello w rh i: ; f. • w om en, and
a t F r a n k lin F ie ld . T he g am e is r e ­
body w ith h is legs, h e lo st th e hold
v ery soon.
s tru c tio n and” w id e n in g ; g ra d e an d
SPO
K
A
N
E
,
W
a
sh
.,
O
ct.
27—
M
rs.
g
iv
in
g
M
o
rtim
e
r
in
sid
e
in
fo
rm
a
tio
n
th
e A m erican
F e d e ra tio n
of Uni
g a rd e d as n o th in g
m o re
th a n a
on h is c o m p a n io n , h u t M ott re a c h e d
T h e A m erican M ine is tw o m iles
c ru s h e d ro ck su rfa c e .
M
aud
W
o
o
d
fo
rd
,
44,
tra
in
e
d
n
u
rse
,
on
h
o
sp
ita
l
c
o
n
tra
c
ts
.
v
e
rs
ity
W
om
en,
¿o
m
eet
in
W ash
th e boom . M ott rec e iv e s a b ro n ze
m edium of e x h ib itin g th e
C e n tre
so u th of th e fam o u s G la d sto n e Mine.
Pollock to County Line
w
as
a
c
c
id
e
n
ta
lly
poisoned
w
ith
in g to n N ovem ber 5. w il’ add th e
m edal.
C ollege
te a m ¿o
P h ila d e lp h ia n s ,
P o llo ck to S isk iy o u C o u n ty lin e
s
try
c
h
n
in
e
in
a
ham
sa
n
d
w
ich
,
p
u
r
­
Demonstrating
Expert—
w
eig h t of its opinion io tin* a f f ir m a ­
J. Dexter McLellan
sin ce P e n n s y lv a n ia h a s
been
far
WRONG ROOM WATCHED
n e a r D u n sm u ir ( th ir ty - e ig h t m ile s ),
ch
ased
a
t
a
local
lu
n
ch
room
.
A
r
e
s
­
M
iss
G
race
B
oque,
a
d
e
m
o
n
s
tra
t­
tiv
e sid e of th e q u e sli in. ’I It « A m e r­
W idow of M cL ellan, O a k la n d , C al.,
from im p re ssiv e in its e a rly gam es,
BY AMATEUR DETECTIVES
su rv e y s in p ro g re s s fo r g ra d e re-
ta
u
r
a
n
t
em
p
lo
y
ee
h
a
d
m
ad
e
a
p
oi­
in
g
e
x
p
e
rt
re
p
re
s
e
n
tin
g
th
e
W
e
st­
ican F e d e ra tio n h a s a l r e - d / given
rec e iv e s b ro n ze m ed al an d d e a th b e n ­
lo sin g to M a ry lan d a n d b a re ly n o s­
c o n sf.ru c tio n ; w ill be a d v e rtis e d fo r
soned sa n d w ich fo r r a ts a n d used
eleven
sc h o la rsh ip s
fo r
g ra d u a te
e fits to h e r a t th e r a t e of $65.00 a in g h o u se E le c tric R a n g e , w ill give
in g o u t S w a rth m o re .
R EN O , O ct, 27— An a tte m p t by
c o n tra c t d u r in g n e x t y e a r. R e s u r ­
th
e
k
n
ife
w
ith
w
hich
th
e
poison
had
a
public
d
e
m
o
n
s
tra
tio
n
of
th
e
ra
n
g
e
s
w
o
rk
.
m o n th w ith $5.00 a m o n th a d d itio n ­
T he s ta r of th e K e n tu c k y tea m is
counsel fo r Mrs. E liz a b e th S p rin g e r
been sp re a d in m a k in g M rs. W ood­
T he A m erican F e d e ra tio n is p a rti
a l on ac co u n t of e a ch th re e c h ild re n . a t ¿ h e fo rm a l o p e n in g of J o r d o n ’s fa c in g w ith c ru sh e d ro c k ; by d ay C o v in g to n , th e
q u a rte rb a c k ,
w ho
to p ro v e h e r h u sb a n d ,
A r th u r C.
h om e, la b o r w ill pro ceed th is w in te r to r e ­ ra n rin g s a ro u n d H a rv a rd la s t s e a ­ fo rd ’s sa n d w ich . She w ill reco v er.
c
u
la
rly in te re s te d th is y e a r in r e ­
M cL ellan, ag e d 31, e le c tric ia n , died E le c tric s to re in th e ir new
S p rin g e r, h a s been liv in g w ith a n ­
p
a
ir
p
re
s
e
n
t
s
u
rfa
c
e
te
m
p
o
ra
rily
.
M
onday
a
n
d
T
u
e
sd
a
y
.
Food
w
ill
be
vision
of e le m e n ta ry school
s tu d y
a tte m p tin g to save J a m e s W . Spellen-
son an d e s ta b lis h e d a w o rld ’s rec o rd
o th e r w om an in R eno failed w hen
S
isk
iy
o
u
C
o
u
n
ty
lin
e
to
S
h
a
s
ta
New
Brand
of
Chicken
H
ere—
cooked
a
n
d
p
ro
b
a
b
ly
p
o
rtio
n
s
serv
b e rg , ag ed 20 a n d a m ac h in e h e lp e r,
fo r field g o als in a n o th e r gam e. U n­
S p rin g e r proved th e room tw o a m a ­ co u rses. T h e sp o n so rs of ¿ h is m ove
L a rk in G ru b b receiv ed a trio of
fro m d ro w n in g a t F r u itla n d , C alif., ed to th e w om en of A sh la n d w ho a r e i T *y e r (tw e n ty -o n e m ile s ), c o n c re te less th e P e n n e n d s u n d e rg o a su d d e n
te u r d e te c tiv e s h ad been w a tc h in g m en t believe th a t th e m arc h of tim e
B lue J e rs e y G iant, c h ic k e n s y e s te r­
¡n iv in g c o m p leted .
A u g u st 22, 1922. S p e lle n b e rg becam e in v ited to see th e d e m o n s tra tio n .
an d th e tre n d of e v e n ts m ak e con
a n d v a s t im p ro v e m e n t it is believed
d ay fro m New’ je r s e y a n d w ill ra is e fo r se v e ra l w eeks had n o t been oc­ tin u o u s rev isio n of stu d y c o u rse s
Shasta River to Gazelle
( e ig h t
e x h a u ste d in w a te r 10 fe e t deep an d
cu p ied by th e a lle g ed c o rre sp o n d - I
t h a t C o v ington w ill ru n w ild th is
m iles), surveys authorized for re-
th e new breed of fow ls. T h e c h ic k ­
c rie d to M cL ellan. T h e la tte r sw am Visitor from Lents—
n e c essa ry and th a t “ s ta n d p a ltis m in
a fte rn o o n .
e n t fo r tw o y e a rs.
Oregon construction and widening. Present
e n s a r e e sp ec ially la rg e a n d fin e fo r
H. V. S m ith of L e n ts,
to hig c o m p a n io n . S p e lle n b e rg trie d
c
S p rin g e r is se e k in g a d iv o rce on u rr ic u la ” is s ta g n a tio n in e d u c a ­
m eat. T hey w e re seen h e re la s t w in ­
to c lim b on M cL ellan ’s back a n d both w as an o u t-o f-to w n v isito r y e s t e r - 1 ro ck s u rfa c e to be re p a ire d b e fo re
tio n .
T h e S ta te H ig h w ay C om m ission
g ro u n d s of c ru e lty a n d h is w ife is
t
e
r
a
t
th
e
W
in
te
r
F
a
ir
a
n
d
h
av
e
d
a
y
from
h
is
hom
e
n
e
a
r
P
o
r
tla
n
d
,
n
e
x
t
seaso
n
.
w e re d ro w n e d .
S p e a k in g of th e ir v iew p o in t, Mrs.
p la n s to spend $4,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 th is y e a r
bit.’e rly fig h tin g th e case.
Gazelle to Yreka
been o rd e re d sin ce su m m e r. B ees
Mr. S m ith is kn o w n h e re to p o sta l
Georfa® I*. Boyd
F
ra
n c e s B enton B a rn a rd , e d u c atio n
in r e p a irin g C a lifo rn ia ro ad s.
S p rin g e r to ld J u d g e B a r tle tt h is
Gazelle to Yreka
(seventeen
a n d c h ic k e n s a re th e hobby of L a r­
B oyd, ag ed 34 a n d a p a in te r r e ­ em p lo y ees a s he is o n e of th e o ld ­
s
e
c
re
ta ry fo r th e o rg a n iz a tio n , sa id :
w ife tre a te d him c ru e lly , s p e n t all
kin G ru b b w ho k n o w s fin e p o in te rs
sid in g a t S h a ro n , P a ., a tte m p te d to e st em p lo y ees in th e m ail se rv ice on m iles), under contract for grading,
" T h e a sso c ia tio n h a s no new c u r ­
h is s a la ry an d m o rtg a g e d th e f u r n i­
on th e c a rin g fo r each.
and gravel surface will be comple­
sa v e C lau d e W. G ille tte , ag ed 22, th e ro ad .
ric
u lu m to o ffe r. T h a t is a q u estio n
tu re to se c u re m o re fu n d s fo r h e r
ted thia winter.
a u to m o b ile m ech an ic, fro m su ffo c a ­
fo
r
e x p e rts to d e te rm in e . O ur in te r ­
ow n use.
Yreka to Klamath River (fifteen
tin g a t M ercer, P a., M arch 2, 1922.
est is a ro u s in g pu b lic opinion to
m iles), surveys under way for re­
G ille tte , w as ov erco m e by sm o k e on
m ak e th e rev isio n w hich m o d ern e d ­
FORMER GRIDIRON STAR IS
th e f irs t flo o r of a d e p a rtm e n t sto re .
construction.
u
ARRESTED WITH MOON-STILL c a tio n a l re q u ire m e n ts d e m a n d and
D ense sm o k e a n d g a s filled th e s to re
Klamath River to Oregon line
¿o in v e s tig a te w h a t is o ffe red to
a n d it w as in te n s e ly ho t. F ire m e n
(ten m iles), bids will be opened
E U G E N E , Oct. 27— Jo h n E d m u n - m ee t th e p rese n t c o n d itio n s .”
h ad m ad e in e ffe c tu a l a tte m p ts to
November 13th for reconstruction
son, o n e of th e m ost fam o u s fo o t­
re s c u e G ille tte h u t fa ile d . D is re g a rd ­
TE A G U E , T exas. O ct. 27.— Tw o
and rock surfacing.
ball p la y e rs e v e r tu rn e d o u t by ¿ h e
ing a d v ise of fire m e n an d o th e rs ,
Total length, excluding pavement T ex an s, D avid T e rry a n d N orw ood
U n iv e rsity of O regon, w as a rre s te d
Boyd d o n n e d a g a s m ask , a n d w ith a
and incorporated cities, 113 miles. H u c k a b y stood to e to to e, w ith le ft
n e a r h e re la s t n ig h t w hen d e p u ty
ro p e tied to him , e n te re d an d clim bed
This is to be under con/ract by Jan­ h a n d s c lu tc h e d , a n d lo ad ed re v o l­
I t w as a n n o u n c e d to d a y by Dan s h e riffs fo u n d a 75 -g allo n still a t
P ro f. W . G. B e a ttie , d ire c to r of uary, including pavement and re­ v e rs in th e ir r ig h t a n d each em p tied
th e s ta irw a y . T h e ro p e becam e e n ­
his farm h o u se.
ta n g le d a ro u n d a po st a n d th e noose hom e school p ro b le m s a t M onm outh, construction.”
h is g u n in to th e o th e r b e fo re th e y O ’C onnel, c h ie f of th e sp ecial a g e n ts
clip of his gas m ask cam e o ff w h ile w as th e h o n o r g u e st a t th e K Iw anis
fell in d e a th . T h e p isto l d u e l took of th e S. P. t h a t an e n tire ly new clew M’REE ANNOUNCES THAT
fre e in g th e rope. H e w as fin a lly p u l­ lu n ch e o n F rid a y noon, h e ld a t th e THREE MEN AND BOY
p lac e In a b a rn in F re e s to n e c o u n ty . is b ein g follow ed in th e h u n t fo r th e
INVESTIGATION JUST BEGUN
led o u t. H e e n te re d th e second tim e, H otel A sh la n d . P ro f. B e a ttie sp o k e
ENTOMBED IN MINE B oth m en w e re found
d e a d , nt ill S iskiyou tra in b a n d its a n d m u rd e r ­
E d u c a tio n ” a n d
c ra w le d 21 fee t, fee lin g fo r G ille tte , on “ E conom y of
NEW
YORK,
Oct. 27.— W hile
e rs. S h e riffs R oss an d B reen a n d I n ­
g ra sp e d in a d e a th lock.
OKLAHOM A CITY ,
O ct.
27—
b u t h e a t becam e so in te n s e he sig ­ a f te r a th o ro u g h in sp e c iio n of A sh­
BRAZIL, Ind„ Oct.
27— Three
H u c k a b y receiv ed fo u r
w ounds, sp e c to r E m m o n s h a v e jo in e d o th e rs “ W e h av e im p each ed J a c k W a lto n , m any n a tio n s of th e w orld honored
n a lle d an d w as d ra w n o u t. A fte r a la n d ’s sch o o ls paid glo w in g tr ib u te men and a boy are entombed in th re e of th e m issies s tr ik in g him in in s e a rc h fo r p a rtie s w ho sto le a
T h e o d o re R oosevelt on th e a n n iv e r ­
th e K in g , b u t o u r w ork h a s ju s t be­
b rie f r e s t Boyd e n te re d th ro u g h a to th e w ay th e y w ere c o n d u c te d a n d Hunt
th
e
c
h
e
st
an
d
o
n
e
in
th
e
side.
W
i
l
-
|b
o
at
n
e
a
r
J
o
h
n
s
o
n
’s
place
on
th
e
sa
ry . special h o n o rs w ere paid to th e
Brothers’ mine six miles
g u n ,” s p e a k e r M cBee, of th e h ouse
w in dow , c ra w le d 18 fe e t o v er m e r­ gave P ro f. G. A. B riscoe h ig h com ­ southwest of here. There is little for lia m s receiv ed th re e b u lle ts , one in
*a m a th riv e r in C a lifo rn ia , a n d cros of re p re s e n ta tiv e s s ta te d to day. He ¡d e p a rte d p re sid e n t h e re in ¿he city
c h a n d is e a n d fo u n d G ille tte . He c a r­ p lim e n t fo r th e e ffic ie n t m a n n e r in their recovery. An explosion of gaso- th e h e a d , one in th e b re a s t, an d one sed t h a t s tre a m .
T h e th e ft took
¡of his b irth . T h e W o m en 's R oose-
rie d G ille tte 10 feet to w a rd th e w in ­ w hich he c o n d u c ts school w o rk h e re , lin e p u m p follow ed by a cave-in in ¡In th e sto m a c h . T he p isto l of each p lace n ig h t b e fo re la s t, an d it is said th e next jo b w ill be to in v e s ti­ jv e lt M em orial A ssociation fo rm a lly
g a te th e K u K lux K ian a n d o th e r
dow , trip p e d a n d fell. He s h o u te d to as well as a c c re d itin g him w ith be­
the tunnel, togc.*her with fire, cut h ad been e m p tie d a n d w ere still kn o w n th a t h e re a r e a t le a s t tw o d e p a rtm e n ts of s ta te . “ T h e K u K lux ¡d ed icated th e m o d est h ouse in w hich
m en o u tsid e a n d w as p u lle d to th e ing a m an of hig b u sin e ss a b ility a n d
m en in th e p a rty . T h e o ffic e rs and
off all avenues of exit. The govern­ g ra sp e d in th e ¿wo rig h t h a n d s.
K ia n w ill a t le a s t be u n m a sk e d in th e g re a t s ta te sm a n w as born. G ov­
w indow , s till r e ta in in g hold on G ille­ fin a n c ie r q u a litie s .
m
en
a
re
fo
llo
w
in
g
th
e
tr
a
il
of
th
e
I t is said th a t th e fa ta l d u e l w as
ment rescue car is being hurried
O k la h o m a ” , says th e m a jo rity of <he e rn o r P in e h o t, of P e n n sy lv a n ia an d
tte . w ho n e v e r rev ived.B oyd w as all
th
ie
v
e
s,
w
hich
s
till
clin
g
s
to
th
e
f
o
r­
The
K iw an is
resp o n d e d
w ith here but it is not expected to arrive th e r e s u lt of fo rm e r
fo rm e r frie n d of R o osevelt, J a m e s
tro u b le b e ­
house m em b e rsh ip .
(C o n tin u e d on p a g e 4)
w o n d e rfu l s u p p o rt a t th e co n v e n tio n in time to save those who are en­ tw een th e tw o m en , a n d in w hich est.
G a riie ld , S e c re ta ry of th e In te rio r
At 2 :0 0 o ’clock th is a fte rn o o n O ’
T h u rs d a y n ig h t in r e tu r n in g d e le ­ tombed.
u n d e r th e RooseveV a d m in is tra tio n ,
H u c k a b y rec e iv e d a b u lle t w o u n d in
SANTA RARRARA MAY
C
onnell
in
fo
rm
e
d
th
e
T
id
in
g
s
th
a
t
no
g a te s to M edford, a s m o re m a c h in e s
th e leg .
PERMIT NUDE BATHING a n d E lih u R oot a n d o th e r in tim a te
SALESMAN COMMITS SUICIDE;
r e p o rt h ad been receiv ed fro m th e
th a n n e c essa ry w e re on d o c k e t a t LASKEY STUDIOS CIOSE
SANTA
BA R B A R A , O ct. 2 7 .— frie n d s a re h e re to do th e ir beloved
TOO MANY WOMEN IN CASE 10 o’clock.
scene of th e la te s t h u n t.
FOR INDEFINITE PERIOD MURDERER, VICTIM, AND
B a th in g a la n a tu r e on th e ocean frie n d a n d c h ie fta in ho n o r.
T
he
clew
follow
ed
up
u
n
til
som
e
F . F. W h ittle
drew’ ¿ h e lu c k y
W h ile th e c e re m o n ie s of h o n o r­
WITNESS ARE SOUGHT
beach in th e e v e n in g s
and
e a rly
H IL L SB O R O ,
O tt.
27— R a th e r
tim
e
y
e
s
te
rd
a
y
,
in
w
hich
o
ffic
e
rs
had
¡p rize y e s te rd a y of a fe lt A sh la n d
ing R oosevelt w ere bein g c o n d u cted
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27— With
th a n face a w om an a t S t. C loud, p e n n a n t.
E L K O , (N e v .), Oct. 27. O fficers) been fo llo w in g fo u r m en , v a n ish e d m o rn in g m ay becom e th e custom in
the closing today of ¿.he West Coast
th is c ity , as it h a s been discovered g re a t sh ip s th e A m erican N avy, h is
M inn., w ho a lle g e s sh e is h is w ife,
a n d cow boys a re s e a rc h in g th e d e s­ e n tire ly , w hen th e su sp e c ts tu rn e d
th e old o rd in a n c e in fo rce in S a n ta pri(^e th ro u g h life, ro d e a t a n c h o r
branch of the Famous Players-
e r ts o f E a s te rn N evada fo r th e body o u t to be a q u a r te t of h u n te rs .
E . B e lk n a p , an a u to sa le m a n . com -
SA LEM . O ct. 26— Abe
R u s te in .
B a rb a ra does n o t re q u ire th a t b a t h - 'in H u dson Bay. P re sid e n t R o o sev elt
Laskey motion picture studio in of a m u rd e re d M exican s h e e p h e rd e r,
m itte d su ic id e a t T ig a rd l a » n ig h t, w ho escaped from th e s ta te p e n ite n -
b u ilt ¿h e N avy a n d th e N avy h o n o r­
in g s u its he w orn a t n ig h t.
Hollywood for “about ten weeks” , h is m u rd e r e r a n d tw o a lle g e d w itn e s ­
from time to time.
fo llo w in g h is a r r e s t. B e lk n a p sh o t tia r y h e re a w eek ago, w as a p p re -
ed
him in m a k in g h is b irth d a y a il­
T he law p ro v id e s th a t s u its m u st
approximately 2,000 persons were ses of th e crim e.
h im s e lf th ro u g h th e h e a d w h ile g e t- ,b e n d e d a t K elso. W ash , y e ste rd a y ,
Maps adorn the walls of the of­ be w orn b etw een th e h o u rs of 6 | n iv e rs a ry ”>Iavy D ay” ,
out of work. The layoff is the long­
T h e m u rd e r o c c u rre d on th e G ran- fice occupied by Chief O’Connell and
tin g c lo th e s on th e second flo o r of a c c o rd in g to a te le g ra m receiv ed a t
o ’clock in th e m o rn in g a n d 8 o ’
est “shutdown” any studio has ex­ dy ra n c h o f< th e U ta h C o n stru c tio n
h is h o m e, anti w h ile ¿he o ffic e rs , th e p riso n . A g u a rd w as s e n t to K el-
his assistants in Ashland and they clock in th e ev en in g . I t m ak e s no
perienced since the influenza epi­ C om pany, se v en ty m iles fro m M on­
P a c ific C o ast Join s
w e re w a itin g below . H e w as a r r e s t ­ so to d a y to r e tu r n R u ste ln to t h e
are referred to many times during p ro v isio n fo r a n y s u its a t a ll d u r ­
demic.
The
closing
is
said
to
be
due
tello
.
H
eavy
snow
,
w
h
ich
h
a
s
fa
lle
n
SAN
FA
NCISCO, Oct. 27.— T he
ed on te le g ra p h ic w a r ra n t from St. in s titu tio n . R u ste in w as co m m itted
each day. The maps have been of in g th e re s t of th e tw e n ty -fo u r h o u rs.
to
the
slacking
up
of
production
fo
r
tw
o
d
ay
s,
h
id
e
8
th
e
body
of
th
e
P
a
c
ific
c
o
a
st
jo in e d w ith th e n a tio n
C loud. H is w ife h e re did n o t see th e to th e
particular use and information since
p riso n
fro m
M u ltn o m ah during the winter season.
I t h a s been kn o w n fo r som e tim e
victim
a
n
d
h
a
s
a
id
e
d
th
e
flig
h
t
of
tra g e d y . B e lk n a p to ld th e a u th o r i­ c o u n ty to se rv e a te rm fo r la rc e n y .
the report came from Del Norte th a t b a th in g p a rtie s have been held in h o n o rin g T h e o d o re R oosevelt on
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S t. C loud w as fo r b rea c h of pro m ise. g a rd e n a t th e tim e he escaped.
description of the bandits had been th a t th e r e tu r n to a n c ie n t cu sto m s in sp e c te d v a rio u s n av al vessels in
more her candy costs.— Paris N ew s.1 the crime.
th e h a rb o r h ere.
seen in the Indian valley section .' had legal backing.
N E W Y O RK , Oct. 27.— A n n o u n c e ­
m e n t w as m ad e to d ay of th e r e m a in ­
d e r of th e h e ro m ed al a w a rd s by th e
C a rn e g ie com m ission. T he list co m ­
p rise s seven a w a rd s. F iv e of th e a-
w a rd s a re m ad e to re la tiv e s of five
h e ro s, w ho lo st th e ir lives in sav in g ,
o r in a tte m p tin g to save o th e rs . T he
lis t follow s:
T h e p ro g ra m o f th e
C a lifo rn ia
S ta te H ig h w ay C om m ission,
a s it
f its in to th e p la n s of O regon an d
W a sh in g to n fo r c o m p le tin g ¿ h e P a ­
cific H ig h w a y , w as o u tlin e d T h u r s ­
d a y in an a d d re s s a t O lym pia,
W a sh ., a t th e
d e d ic a tio n
of th e
W a sh in g to n se ctio n of th e P a c ific
H ig h w ay .
Toy said it is th e p u rp o se of C al­
ifo rn ia to c o m p le te th e h ig h w a y in
S h a s ta an d S isk iy o u c o u n tie s as fasZ
a s p o ssib le, a n d t h a t a rr a n g e m e n ts
a r e now b e in g m ad e to p lace 113
m iles u n d e r c o n tra c t by th e f ir s t of
th e co m in g y e a r.
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