—
MALARIA germs
Cannot survive three months
in the rich ozone at Ashland.
Pure domestic w ater helps.
A shland D aily T idings
The
Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(In tern atio n al News W ire Service)
VOL NO. V.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Cures nine cases out of ten
of asthm a. This Is a proven
fact.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 lih’3
POULTRY PRIZE
LIST FINISHED
PACIFIC FOREIGN TRADE
CONVENTION IN PORTLAND
NO.
TELLS OF NEW
WATERSUPPLY
TRIAL o f ARTH UR COVELL
UNDER WAV AT COQUILLE '
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 7__Ses­
sions of the Pacific Trade conven­
tion in Portland, November 15-17,
will be held in the Multnomah hotel.
Ninth Annual Poultry Show acord‘n£ to arrangem ents announced
today by the general convention City Engineer Walker G iv e s
Will Be Important Fea
Brief Explanation of Plans
committee.
ture of Winter Fair
Considered by City.
Thirty-five delegates have already
R ules and R egu lation s Are D efined | made reservations here nnd
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office. rive !
j píete U "
PLÂN TO SEIZE
HUGE ZEPPLIN
WILL ARRAIGN SINCLAIRS
AT CHEHALIS, NOVEMBER 2«
TAX BILL VOTE
IS IN DOUBT
COQUILLE, Nov. 7.— The trial of
; CHEHALIS. Wash., Nov. 7— State
A rth u r Covell, crippled astrologer
¡Senator
Percy L. Sinclair and Mrs.
• of Bandon opened here to day. Covell
¡Sinclair,
charged
with
receiving
is charged with first degree m urder
•
>T T
• funds when they knew the South-
in thP dea,h of his sister-in-law r>
m
e
y
Claude
Bavarian
Nationalists
Said
tOi
western W ashington Bank of Ilwaco
Mrs. E tta Covell. A ttorney
Have
Plans
to
Comandeer
was
insolvent, will be arraigned here j Lead of 7,000 Votes Against
Giles indicated th a t he would make
Measure Is Reduced to
U.
S.
Airship.
November 26. Senator Sinclair, pres­
a hard fight for his client and asked
Less Than 600
ident of the defunct bank, and Mrs.
prospective ju ro rs if the fact th at If Necessary German
Dlfieals Will Sinclair, an employe, pleaded guilty
F orm erly A n non need
. defendant was an astrologist would
sesions will m ark the opening of the
R eturns from O ntlying D istricts Cuts
Destroy Craft— Thuringia
W ill D evelop B ell View
here Monday to the charge.
J influence them . Judge Kendall also
Lead o f O pponents— Many I’re-
convention. On the second day
Makes Protest.
The state was granted authority
The Tidings present today com­ there will be two general sessions. 1 Ti,
,
; Quizzed the jurors. Covell was car-
eiu ts Vet to Hear From
regular m eeting „1 , Ke « .u n t r i e d Into court on a cot and present-
to file an amended com plaint on the
plete rules and regulations for the One group session will be arranged
MUNICH, Nov. 8.— Coupists of
Tuesday evening, at which oppon-.'ed a pitiful picture. He wore faded
n
.
.
charge th a t Sinclair made a false
PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 2:40 P. M
Ninth Annual Poultry Show of by the Foreign Commerce club of
enta of the plan proposed to sec u re ! overalls an an old hat. Each ju ro r!
" N ationalists have con- statem ent with reference to the
Southern Oregon, which will he a San Francisco and the other by the
Fluctuating late up-state returns
additional w ater from a new unit was also asked that if the fact Cov- i ceived a plan to commandeer the hank’s condition. Over the objection
_
__
prom inent feature of the coming W estern fruit growers. A tour of the
kept the fate of the income tax mea
of the Talent Irrigation District s e r J vel1 was a cripple would influence giant Zepplin z *3. which is b e in g ® / thG defense the court ruled th a t
W inter Fair. Indications point to harbor will be made on the final day
sur in doubt and it is certain that
them.
built for the United States Navy, ac- the statem ent might set any time an official count will be necessary
one of the finest exhibits of poultry j
convention,
ved to revive interest in th at im por­
_ j cording to a report received here to­ dsird before Novembr 26 for the to determ ine the result. Unofficial
ever collected in the state.
j
—__________________
ta n t question. Inasmuch as the plans
arraignm ent.
■»
day.
Rules
complete retu rn s from 24 counties
proposed for relieving the local w ater j
The mighty airship is nearing
out of 39 gave 56571 “.ves" and
Rule 1. The ninth Annual Show
completion
at
the
Zepplin
W
orks
shortage
have
not
been
made
public
56743 “ no” making a m ajority of
of the Southern Oregon Poultry As­
at Frederichshafen, and the B avar­
in a general way, the Tidings will j
172 against the measure. Eighty five
sociation will be governed by the
ian governm ent is taking every step
present,
in
tw
o
articles,
the
two
precincts
are missing over the state
rules of the American PoultryAs-
to fru strate the conspiracy, fearing
courses
proposed,
giving
first
ithe
i
and
it
is
likely th at retu rn s yet to
sociation. All prizes awarded strictly
serious complications m ight ensue,
plan
proposed
by
City
Engineer
W
alk-:
come may put the income tax mea­
in accordance with the American
should the plan be carried to a suc­
er
and
on
which
the
city
governm
ent
J
sure
over by 300 or 400 votes.
Standard of Perfection.
looks with favor.
I
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cessful end.
Rule 2. E ntries close December i National education week will be
T alent U nit
; J ° hn K oeh,er and Mark K oehler.1 The huge factory is being closely
PORTLAND, Nov. 8.— Returns
1, 1923, at 10 o’clock.
j observed throughout the United
The plan sponsored by W alker and 8O” S of Rev’ and Mrs- Koehler, won guarded by police. German officials
from
up-state and outlying precincts
R
pv
.
Parounagian
spoke
before
Rule 3. E ntry fee for poultry is States from November 18 to 24 in­
others is to join with the Talent I r - ; the first Prize of five dollars for of the company are eager to com-
received
last night have cut the lead
fifty cents for each specimen. Pens, j elusive Thig inform ation wag recejv_ n g atio n D istrict in forming a new sending in the nearest complete list pIete the alrsh iP and land it in the the public schools in Ashland this
oen dollar. Pigeons and ornam ental j cd in a letter sent to Mayor W. D. unit known as Em m igrant creek unit of things wrong with the car In the C nl" “<1 States “" e r a Trans-A tlantic morning and told the children of of 7,000 votes against the state in­
come bill to a hare 589. witli many
fowls, twenty-five cents each, which Fry. It is not known w hat action will or ra th e r contract for w ater from v Fix
the orphanages in Turkey and the precincts yet to hear from. The be­
It
page
of
Monday.
Oct.
2
9
/
’
"
?
*
*
,
‘
°
*,W
,0
“
8
includes cooping, care and feed.
29.
be taken in G rants Pass in regards th at project to the am ount of 600
conditions th a t existed before the lated returns have created a stir-
guessed tw enty-three of t t . i i T S ’ i ' " * * -
“ *
Rule 4. All entries m ust he made to the observance of the week. The acre feet. To develop the Em m igrant ; They guessed tw enty-three of the
f to seize the baloon officials may children were forced to leave their | prise and that'T he bill will he de­
in w riting on entry blanks fu rn ish ­ letter reads:
homes.
creek unit will require 4,500 acres twenty-seven things wrong with th e ’ r wreck it to fru strate them.
feated by a mere handful of votes is
ed by the Secretary.
land, or the equivalent. According car in alm ost the exact words as
“The United States bureau of edu- of
Saturday morning at 9:30, three received with pleasure among those
to
Mr.
W
alker
it
will
hardly
be
p
o
s
-!
T
™
"
Whkh
&rriVGd
TuGS'i
Prem
ier
F
^
o
X
h
Rule 5. Shipping coops m ust he cation in cooperation with the Am er­
Thuringia, reels of Near East Relief films show­ who so ardently supported it. The
,°™ th ° A dvertispr’s . Cut Ser-j
m arked with the name of the breed, ican Legion and the N ational Educa- sible to secure th a t am ount of land'
ing the constructive work being done fact is there is a slim chance of the
cbose„to / et ' who is in Berlin, is protesting to the
sex, and num ber of birds contained i tion Association, is again this year the first unit having supplied w ater 7 , ^ ? ^ 2 ^ '
th eir m erchandise from the Enders federal governm ent against’ alleged in orphanages will be shown a t the bill being approved by the voters of
and address of exhibitors so as to J prom oting
American
Education to a large area in the vicinity of Ash
discrim ination by the reichswehr. He Vining Theatre. This film is declared the state and the outcome ig still
insure prom pt retu rn at the close j Week, which will be observed from land and Talent. Bell View district, Company.
Dr. E rnest Smith won the second urged President E bert and Chancllor to be the best educational picture a m atter of doubt.
exhibition. CAUTION!
Male birds, November 18 to 24 inclusive. The which is w ithout w ater, is in position
prize of one dollar and fifty cents i Stresem ann to visit the “ Bavarian ever shown in Portland and will be
Complete returns from 19 of
should he shipped separately as they object of this week is to focus the to supply 1600 acres. That, together
w orth of m erchandis by giving fro n t” to get a personal view of the interesting to older folk.
36
counties, with 174 precincts in
will fight on their retu rn from the attention of the entire nation upon with additional land between Ash­
As a new idea, comes the plan for rem aining counties to be heard from,
twenty-one things in alm ost the same j ac^ v^les of the "B avarian irregu-
show.
education and to make national sen­ land and Talent, and between Talent way as described by the standard ’a rs.”
each child and parent who cares to ! gives the following totals:
“ Yes”
Rule 6. Express charges m ust he tim ent for the im provem ent of ouy and Jacksonville, will run the total list. He also chose to get his m er­
see the show to bring one or more 55049, “ No” 55638. The present
Advices
form
the
Rhineland
said
paid in full by the shipper to the schools and the furtherance of our up to a point where there will be chandise at Enders.
th at the separatists had seized cans of milk as an adm ittance fee, m ajority against the hill is only 589.
a shortage of only a few hundred
Ashland W inter F air, Ashland, educational aims.
«r ,,
„
,
“ uuureai o th e r advertisers on the page were ; money presses and were n r t n t in » ra th e r than paying money. The milk
Preneincts yet to report are, Bak
Oregon. It is not necessary Io accom­
H odkinson’
eir own
“ Sunday, November 18, has been to this project "set f o r t ^ ^ ^
nson. Overland
Overland Garage
G arage,. ! th
their
own currency.
currency. The
The allied
allied dis-
dis- Is to be sent to the children In the er 12. Columbia 1, Curry 5, Douglas
pany birds.
...
. a t if the Ashland Electric
designated as “ For God and Coun­
jtric Supply.
Supply, Ashland trict commissioner in the zone where Near East.
32, Gilliam 11, Grant 20, Harney?,
Rule 7. All birds for exhibition try D ay;’’ Monday, November- 19, city of Ashland will subscribe 600 Studio, Ashland Vulcanizing W orks, the secessionists were turning ont
The Vining m anagem ent has also Jackson 7, Jefferson 1, Klamath 22,
acres th a t it will make possible the
m ust be received and in the show as “ American C onstitution
D ay;”
Jerry O’Neal,
F ranklin
Bakery, j money forced the relch bank branch- secured a Jackie Coogan picture, Lake 2, Lincoln 15, Malheur 25.
Em m igrant Murphys Electric Shop, Yeo and ‘ es to accept It as legitim ate.
room not later than six P. M. De­ Tuesday, November - 20, as “ P atrio ­ developm ent of the
which is always an attraction.
Morrow 1, U m atilla 3, Union 1.
creek project and n o t o n l y
cember 5.
tism D ay;” W ednesday. November
Buick Service Station.
__________ .____ __
Wallowa 2. If the trend of t h e 1 ulh
Rule 8. Im m ediately after aw ards 21, as “ School and Teacher D ay;” supply w ater to every available acre
ONE THIRD OF NEW CARS
Here
is
a
list
of
the
things
wrong
SIMMONS
WILL
ASCERTAIN
returns is a safe guide it is expect­
by the Judge have been supervised , Thursday. November 22. as “ Illiter- j of non-irrigated ag ricultural and hor- with the car:
ARE ENCLOSED MODELS ed that the rem aining vote in
MOTIVE FOR COBURN MURDER
j icultural land in the Ashland and
and approved a ribbon designating ; acy D ay;” Friday, November 23, as
1. Lamps not mates.
K lam ath, Gilliam, G rant and Curry
first, second, and third prize shall he Community D ay;” and Saturday, Talent, and Talent and Jacksonville, 2. Wheel’s do not match (w ire, disc
DETROIT,
Nov.
8.-—
Production
ATLANTA,
Nov.
8.—
When
Col
will be against the hill, while Doug­
placed on the w inning coops, blue, November 24, as “ Physical Educa­ districts, but will supply sufficient
and artille ry ).
figures
announced
by
the
largest
Simmons,
founder
and
present
Em-
w ater for irrigating all acreage tracts
las, IJncoin and Baker >,. ¡|| he for
red and white. No advertising shall tion Day.”
w ithin the corporate lim its of -Ash-J 3. W rong step under front door. j peror of the Ku Klux Kian, returned motor car m anufacturer show* that it.
5. Rear door missing.
be perm itted after the w inners have
¡to A tlanta from Birmingham, he an- on the basis of nine m onths’ out-put
land. They advance argum ents th a t
6.
No
license
plate.
been so designated.
, nouneed th a t he would use all the one-third of the cars this yeâr will
TRUCKS RUSHING SUPPLIES
with sufficient additional w ater to
Barron Favors Tax
7.
Front
bumper
broken
off
on
Rule 9. During the continuance
force of his organization to ascertan be closed models. The figures of
OVER KLAMATH MOUNTAINS take care of acreage tracts within
The
vote
on the income measure
far side.
of the exhibit all specimens are to
the motives for the slaying of- Wra. this m anufacturer are indicative of
ETNA MILLS. (Siskiyou Co.), the corporate lim its of Ashland th at
jin
Barorn
precinct
fa v o r.-.1 the
(Coburn, his attarney. He criticised the trend of the entire automobile
be under control of the Superintend­ Nov. 8.— F reight is being rushed th e present supply will be adequate 8. No rad iato r cap.
I measure by a vote of 18 to 5.
; Im perial W izard Evans for "rem ain- business.
ent and cannot be removed except into the Salmon River country over to take care of all lawns and domes­ 9. No honeycomb in radiator.
10. R adiator does not fit hood.
j Ing in hiding” and not appearing to
by his consent, but any specimens Salmon Mountain. E xtra trucks have tic requirem ents.
The percentage of cars produced RIOTING AND LOOTING STILI,
11.
Tread
on
wrong
part
of
tire.
j
aid in clearing up the mystery.
show ing. symptoms of disease will been put on and in some instances
th
a
t were closed cars Is given for
2 0 0 0 ,0 0 ,0 « « G allons
CONTINUE; DEATHS R lk ’.ULT
12. No huh cap on front wheel.
be im m ediately removed and re tu rn ­ drivers are doubling the trip in an
the period since 1919 as follows:
Engineer W alker states th a t the 13. No mud guard on far side in
Reedsport now has monthly pay­
ed to owner.
1919, 11.7 per cent; 1920, 18.9
attem pt to get w inter provisions, am ount of w ater required for 600
BERLIN, Nov. 7.— Hungry mobs
front.
roll
of $100,000.
Rule 10. The term s “ cock” , “ hen” , stock produce, etc. over the moun- acre feet is equivalent to 200,000,000
per cent; 1921, 25.7 per cent; 1922,
continue to riot in Berlin. Many
¡14. No name plate on radiator.
“ cockerel” , and “ pullet” are thus de­ tains before the heavy snow s t o r m s ; 3 ° ” S per season> and th a t the a - l J5 Cowl ,ight too large a'nd
29 per cent; 1923, 33.3 per cent.
stores have been looted. Despite the
i« ¡WILL ALTER DUNSMUIR
fined: Cock and hen are birds one set in. There was a light fall of snow , m ount would be sufficient to supply .
The 1923 figures are based on an appeal of the police the public failed
wrQnr nlare
AND REDDING HIGHWAY estim ated production of 1,700,000
year old and over; cockerel and pul­ Tuesday morning.
j 2.000,000 gallons
daily for 100 days.11
, ,
... vertically
.. ,, instead
, ,
x
J 16- W inshield
split
to support the authorities against
REDDING,
Nov. 8.- -H arry Comly, ¡ cars.
let are birds under one year old. A
In w inter the snow is ’eften ten |T ne am ount would be -sufficient to
the rioters. One was killed and
breeding pen shall consist of one feet deep, and the letter mail and , irrigate all acreage tracts during the 17. Steering wheel at wrong angle. division engineer on the state high
several
wounded in bread riots at
way commission, appeared
before
Jry season and leave the full supply
male and four females.
parcel post are conveyed by mule
18. Handle on door in wrong position the supervisors yesterday and asked AMERICAN PARTY DEFEATED
Pirm a, the heart of the Saxonian
Rule 11. All birds entered for sale hack. In more severe w inters the of Ashland creek for domestic and 19. No front seat shown.
BY SALT LAKE MORMONS
coal
fields. More than 600 persona
them to secure rights of way far p-o-
other purposes for several years to
(Continued on Page 4)
mules w ear snow shoes, and when come.
20.
Emergency
brake
misplaced.
have
been arrested the past day for
i
posed alterations in the h i"h ”*ay be­
SALT LAKE, Nov, 8.— C. Clar- plundering.
the w inters are unusually severe
21.
Rear
of
top
missing.
Approximate Cost
tween Redding and Dun tv.' *. Th • ance Nelson, Mormon candidate and
the
mail
carriers
make
this
arduous
PROGRESS MADE IN DRIVE
The cost of developing the Em m i­ 22. Spokes missing from hack wire supervisors granted the rcquesL and .
rre se n t incum bent was reelected
trip on skiis
wheel.
g ran t creek unit is placed at $475,-
FOR RED CROSS MEMBERS
will acquire all the needed rights mayor of this city, defeating Joseph CHICAGO POLICE DOUBT
AMADOR GIRL’S STORY
000. The total acreage to be served, 23. No springs.
of way as soon as the deeds and d - Ga!¡glier, candidate of the American
24. No ventilators in hood.
WIFE
DESERTER
OF
WEED
including
the
600
acre
feet
to
be
The com m ittee in charge of the
scriptions are provided.
Par y, by 5,019 votes. Nelson is bish­
IS LOCATED AT PA LOMA utilized by the city of Ashland, will 25. One re a r wheel missing.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6 — The
Red Cross drive appeals to the town
Comly asked particularly for the op in the Mormon church. The two
26.
Axle
missing.
WEED, Nov. 8.— E. Kuhl, who de­ make th e cost per acre approxim ately
people to pay th eir membership fees
r.ghts of way for the first ten miles I candidates of the American party sensational story of a Chicago m ur­
27. No valve stems.
$105.00.
The
cost
to
Ashland
for
the
serted
his
wife,
two
children
and
a t the booths placed in all hanks
north of Bayh^. Rights of way for for commissioners were also defeat­ der in June of last year told by
600
acre
feet
will
approxim
ate
$163,-
aged
father
at
Weed
some
days
ago,
Miss Anna Backovitch, whose home
whenever they a re in town. By co
the next ten miles may come later.
ed
by
the
Mormon
candidates.
The
Salem—
$1,382,266.08
expended
operating with the chairm an of the 1 bas *’een located at Paloma. He is 000.00. The m aintenance cost is esjj-
The engineer explained th a t the contest developed to such an inten- is in Slitter Creek. Amador County
committee it is thought th a t possibly picking olives and m aking sufficient mated at $2.50 per acre, which would under Oregon Soldier8’ Sai,ors and ’ distance between Redding and Duns nit« U ..I .K., ,
* x ,
.
118 not accepted by the Chicago po-
M annes
E d X n c a 31^
t in n a l nr.»
t í a on?
6 «*«u x»uua ,.lty
that
the L largest
rote
tn the hts- ,k c as being worn, ,„„ch
paid
e
x
J
tory
of
Salt
a
ie
was’
poifed.
make
the
annual
m
aintainance
cost
no o th er solicitors will need to be money to support his family, which
Despatch­
es
received
here
from
Chicago
indi­
distributed over the city.
,0 •’oin him Tuesday afternoon.
and
at
the
same
tim
e
certain
heavy
(Continued on Page 4)
am ette university.
Response from the public has been ^be " eed authorities decided not to
cate
the
authorities
there
consider
grades will he elim inated.
KLAN HEADQUARTERS TO BE
all the colorful rk tails of how a man
growing and four hundred dollars prospcute him . providing he took his
MOVED TO KANSAS CITY named j'im
family
off
th
eir
hands.
was slain by a girl
have been turned in to the treasurer.
friend
of
Miss
Backovitch rs purely
If there are any persons in Ashland
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 8.— The
JURY
IS
COMPLETED
IN
fiction
and
the
whole s ti.y creat­
who are willing to solicit or to vol­
national headquarters for the Ku
ed
by
the
g
irl’s
imagination.
COVELL MURDER TRIAL
u n te e r services to work in th booths
Klux Kian, headed by Im perial Wiz­
COQUILLE,
Nov. 8.— All seats
Mrs. A. B. Wick desires to hear from
ard Evans, will be moved here from
PHILIPPINE PROBLEM MAY
were taken today when the trial of
them at once.
A tlanta, Ga. according to reliable
BE NEAR A SETTLEMENT
j A rthur Covell, charged with plotting
Inform ation here. Transfer is to be
O. A. C. STOCK JUDGING
them urder of his sister-in-law , Mrs.
made within the next two weeks, It j
MANILA. Nov. 7.— Manuel Que­
TEAM WINS AT EXPOSITION J Ebba Cove11’ was resumed. The jury,
was learned, and negotiations are
zon,
Piedro Roxas, and Senor Os-
i composed of ten men and two women
under way for a lease by the Evans
mena political leaders and heads of
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL­ has been accepted. The crippled as­
faction of the Kian of the old K an­
the Philippine Independence Move­
trologist,
from
his
cot
in
the
court­
LEGE, Corvallis, Ore. Nov. 8.— The
sas City athletic club building.
m ent, met leading members of the
O. A. C. stock judging team won room, will testify in his own behalf,
j No alienist will be put on the stand
American community here for the
first in the stock judging contest ,
BASTROP JUDGE REFUSES
purpose of agreeing on a plan for
on
behalf
of
the
defendant,
accord­
at the Pacific International Live- j
TO DISQUAIgIFY HIMSELF
immediate
decisive settlem ent of the
ing
to
Claude
Giles,
attorney.
Dr.
stock Exposition a t Portland again- 1
Philippine problem. This meeting
Fred Covell. husband of the slain
at five other institutions.
BASTROP, La.. Nov. 8.— Judge
i was regarded as m arking the capit­
woman,
will
likely
be
the
first
w
it­
The team wras able to bring per­
Fred Odom, central figure in trials
ness for the state.
ulation of Quezon in his anti Ameri
m anently to the O. A. C. campus the
of those charged with complicity In
can campaign and believed there is
Livestock State B ank’s big slver cup
Morehouse parish mob outrages, to­
a possibility of American-Filipino
¡THORNTON, WASH., BANK
offered for the best work in judging
day overruled the motion of defense
leaders In agreeing to a plan satis­
IS
ROBBED
BY
EXPERTS
sheep, by w inning it the third tim e!
asking th a t he disqualify himself.
factory
to both for submission of
j SPOKANE, Nov. 7.— Three ex-
In succession.
The defense immediately notified the
the whole m atter to congress
. pert cracksmen cut open the vault
court th a t the decision would be car­
through Governor General Wood.
1 of the bank at Thornton, th irty
ENGINEERS AND FIREM EN
ried to the state suprem e court for
miles south of here, and escaped in
final ruling.
OUT ON VIRGINIA ROAD
WALTON ENTERS
i an automobile with securities and
: currency valued at a thousand dol­
GENERAL DENIAI.
NEGRO GRABS PUNCH BOARD
NORFOLK. Va„ Nov. S.— Despite
lars. Police fear the recurrence of
WEED, Nov. 8.— An unknown ne­
the order of the United States R ail­
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 7. - A
. T v
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an epidemic of small town bank
road
gro
grabbed a punch board from
road Labor Board th a t they would | robberies such as occurred here two
general plea of “ not guilty” to the
Wong Louie’s restau ran t and ran
defer action
until November 14
years ago. This is believed to be the
Miss Electra Doren, chief librarian at Dayton, Ohio, conceived the idea of carrying books to readers who could out of the restau ran t with It. It con­ twenty-two charges of impeachment
when settlem ent * '°uld be madp, ) same trio which robbed a bank at
not conveniently patronize the library, and her -rolling j library.” consisting
of a » truck
«on' " 7 tained several watches and chains preferred against him has been en­
consistim* nf
tmz*iz* with shelving
__s»
close to 500 engineers and firemen
Edison a few nights ago and escaped umes and 104 current periodicals, has proved a great boon to suburban dwellers. The truck canvasses a ^ lliT e r^
tered in the senate by Governor
of considerable value. L ater the W alton
employed on Virginia railroads went
with a thousand dollars in securities Hon of the suburbs every day. The plan is economical, too, in that it is saving the c o n S r u X l of h r.n /h .m T
The photograph shows Miss Doren standing at the rear of the truck.
«instruction of branch libraries, board was found with the prizes re­
on strike today.
and cash.
moved. but the negro has not been
Albany’s new $25.0000 city hall
located.
will soon be ready for occupancy.
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How Suburbanites of Dayton Get Library Books
TEILS Of
NEAR EAST RELIEF:
SPECIAL AT VINING