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ASHLAND CLIMATE
Cahhot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
The
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
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. XLVII.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
COOLIDGE IS
WORRIED BY
PARTY ROW
JORDAN VALLEY WATER
PROJECT IS KILLED
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1923
AIR FORCES
I
SAYS REPORT
N( ). 69
CHARGE JAPS
PORTLAND BANK HAD
W ORTHLESS “ P A P E R ’
SALEM, Nov. 21.— The Jordan j
PORTLAND, Nov. 21. — “ Pa
valley irrigation district has no I
per” held by the State Rank of
! legal existence, according to an '
Portland of a face value of ap
opinion w ritten by Justice Rand i
proxim ately $900,000 on which
‘ and handed down by the Oregon j
little more than $100,000 was col
i suprem e court here today.
lected in liquidating the Institu
, The suit was brought by W il-1
tion was analyzed before the jury
Sends Secretary to Confer liam Weber, a land owner and ! 80 Per Cent of Planes Avail
Charges of Barbarous Cruel in the trial of Anthon Eekern at Black Face Show to Be Put
taxpayer within the district, to
W ith Leaders of W ar
adjournm ent time yesterday. Eck-
able Are Unfit for
ty Are Filed W ith State
determ ine w hether the p ro je c t!
on bv Lithians One
ring Factions.
ern, who was vice-president of
Service.
Department.
was organized in compliance with
Day Only.
the bank, is on trial on a charge
the
laws
regulating
the
form
ation
y ik V V E L k X MESSAGE
DR. TOMPKINS ACCUSER of having perm itted deposits af OCTETTE A FEATURE
of irrigation districts. Attack was F U N D S INSUFFICIENT
ter he knew the institution was
A dm inistration L eaders Alarm ed, made upon the notices of the G eneral P a trick ’s Report P ain ts
i A llege T hat 2 5 0 K oreans W ere insolvent.
election, which were held to be
R e c e ip ts o f Event Will lie Expen
K now ing Country A w aits
Gloom y P ictu re o f C ondition
Round, Covered W ith Oil
The largest group of question
insufficient
by
the
suprem
e
court,
|
ded in G iving P ublicity
C oolidge D eclarations.
o f A ir Service.
able notes and collateral was th a t
and Burned.
in th a t they were published over
to A shland.
taken by the bank from the
the
signature
of
the
p
e
titio
n
e
rs.1
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.— The
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22— Ap-
I ,
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
32.— Stock Assets company. It totaled
The m instrel show to be given
T h e o p in io n , w r itte n by J u s tic e p ro x im a M y 80 „ „ cpnt
row between the Republican reg
Charges th a t make the blood run $218,000 and collections from
Rand,
reverses
Judge
Dalton
ulars and the progressive Repub
airplanes now in service in the
cold have been filed with the this source were said to have been by the Lithians December 3 is a
licans in the house has grown so Biggs of M alheur countv.
arm y would be totally unfit for
coming event commanding no lit
State D epartm ent against Jap an nil.
Bevere th a t President Coolidge is
use in actual w arfare.
tle interest, and promises to be
ese officials and their subordin
expected to take a hand in the
The present peace time organ«
ates in connection with the
one of the lending amusement
affair and attem pt to m ediate the
ization of the Air Service affords
slaughter of the defenseless K or
num bers of the w inter season.
difference in order th a t the house
not even the foundation upon
eans. The sensation complaint was
A rec e n t d ecision w as rea c h e d
can organize and sta rt legislative
which a war time air force could
filed by Dr. Floyd Tompkins,
by
th e L ith ia n s to hold th e show
business on scheduled time.
he built.
president of the Friends of Korea
o
n
e
d ay ouly.
It w as fo rm e rly
The W hite House is already
Efficient operation of the Air
association, and charges th a t b a r
P
rim
e
T
u
rk
e
y
s
a
n
d
M
erehandis«.
a n n o u n c e d Hint tw o p e rfo rm a n
alarm ed and much concerned and
Service has become impossible be
barous cruelty was practiced upon G uani M em bers W ill Hold Open
W ill he A w a rd e d to W in n e rs
ces w ould be given D ecem ber 3
the President has sent Bascom
cause of continued reductions in
H ouse am i Program for
helpless Koreans by the order of
o f V a rio u s E v e n ts .
and
4.
Slemp, his secretary, to the Capi
every class of personnel.
G eneral Public.
Japanese officials, who took ad
O c te tte a F e a tu r e
tol for conferences with the quar
The establishm ent of new flying
vantage of the disorders and rio t
The Ashland Rod & Gun club fields to fulfill the strategic re
The
famous
Lithian octette will
reling faction leaders.
The annual opening of the a r
ing following the recent devasta
i I will stage the first shoot of the quirem ents zof national defense
stage a vaudeville act th at will
May D elay M essage
ting earthquake and fire to put mory will be sponsered Novem-
be one of the features of the even
The factional war th at bag season Sunday and many local has been practically impossible
to death the unarmed and unsus- her 26 by members of the 484th
been increasing in intensity makes j scatter Suu a rtists and rifle ex-
due to lack of funds.
pecting Koreans.
! Co. O. A. C. with a big, free pro ing. It will be remembered th at
possible a lengthy delay in getting pprts a r® Re ttin B ready for the
the octette visited Salem during
These sensational revelations
2 5 0 Burned
gram
brim
ming
with
stunts,
the P resident’s forthcom ing mes- event.
the recent State F air and made a
were contained today in the an
The charges filed state th at
sage before congress and is caus- ' Sunday’s event is hilled as a tu r- nual report of M ajor-General Ma
decided hit in booster songs of
speeches and drills.
Mrs. Cora La Forge, 4 3, of East St. Louis, Illinois, who after Americans were eye witnesses in
lng adm inistration leaders grave kpy shoot- however, merchandise son M. Patrick, chief of Air
Two state officials are slated to Ashland. This will be (lie first
concern. Voters throughout the of various kinds will he awarded ' Service, to the Secretary of War. picking thirteen lemons in the garden of Yove m aintained her as one specific intsance w here Jap-
public appearance of the octette
sertion th a t there were some “ nice men in the w orld” by going to anese bound 250 Koreans hand bp here for the ceremony. Adju-
in the home city. Daily rehearsals
country are holding back indiv- !to w inners as well as a large n u m -, General P atrick, in a lengthy the a lta r with Henry La Forge, husband No. 14. Her attem pts to
and foot, applied oil to their ta n t General W hite will present! are being held and the members
Idual and party commitments un bpr of turkeys, \ylii< h are prim e : r eport, painted a gloomy picture be “ happy though m arried’’ previously led Airs. La Forge through
clothing, Applied matches, and medals to men who have the long-1 will apepar in a num ber of new
til the President Is heard in his ior Thanksgiving.
I of existing conditions in the Air twelve divorces and one annulm ent.
burned them alive. The scene and est records of service in the, songs, ballads, comedy
The shoot will he staged at th e lService a nd laid the blame sole-
first mesage.
and pep
savagery of the act is said to be guard. A letter of p resen ta tio n 1 songs. The octette if
c lu b s
grounds near Jackson iy to jack of fund3 He will lead
Dem and R eform s
s com nosed of
beyond description.
of credit for one of the highest the following: Carl Loveland.
The progressive leaders are de Hot Springs ami will begin a t a strenuous compaign during the
Orders W ere O fficial.
places in a contest of state mo director and first tenor; Andy Mc-
m andlng several reform s in the 9:00 ° ’c,ork >» the forenoon. i coming session of Congress for re«
Dr. Tompkins states th a t offi bilization last w inter, will also
gee, first tenor; Win. Briggs and
ronduct of house affairs and are 1 bprp wil1 ,)p various events for jje f ¡n tbp form of greatly increas-
cials of Japan sent out an order he given by the official.
dem anding recognition of their rifles and shotguns, and it is pos- Pd appropriations*,
It. L. Burdic, second tenors; S.
I during the earthquake “ to kill
The
last
visit
of
Major
Jam
es
legislative program . Unless given
that events will he added i
A.
Peters, Jr. and V. D. Miller,
W ar Planes Go to Pieces
| as many Koreans as possible.”
S.
Dusenbury,
senior
instructor
in
Acording to General Patrick a
first bass; Dr. Phetteplaee and
recognition, the progressive Re- for pistol shots, depending on the!
Ed. C. Easton, Head of the
NEW YORK, Nov. 2Z-—At mid-
It is believed th a t the sensa artillery, will occur at this time.
H arry Tomlinson, second bass.
publicans threaten to block the num ber expressing a desire for grPat m ajority of the air planes American C arburetor Co., passed . night on November 15th, the clos-
tional charges filed against Jap
; th a t c la ss of sp o rt.
organization of the house.
now on hand were produced dur- through Ashland yesterday en ing date of the contest, 22,165 anese will be investigated at an Major Dusenbury leaves soon for The members or the* octette will
Ft. Monroe, Va. to continue high appear in their new uniforms.
I The events for shotgun artists ing the w ar and are rapidly de route from Seattle to San Fran plans had been subm itted for the
early date.
er education in artillery branch
will consist of various n u m b e rs, tP rioratjng _ and evPn
conv cisco. Easton is driving a Stude American Peace Award, created
V a r i o u s musical numbers,
MOVING RETORT T o
___ wbPn
____ __
es.
S H A L E O IL B E D S1 ° f. < lay p,gpons and P a rtic ip a n ts pietely reconditioned have but a baker Special and is m aking a by Edward W. Bok, for the “ best
dancing specialties and skits will
A contrast in the m anual of be staged in addition to Hie num
----------
j will be divided
into classes ac- very short life. Accordingly, it test economy run between the two practicable plan by which the EXTENSION OP YREKA
RAILROAD IS URGED arm s as given by a soldier of the bers to lie rendered by the octet
The mile of planked road w hich <<” d in '- *° <heii p io w c ss , g iv in g js absolutely essential th a t the cities to ascertain the gas saving ‘ United States may cooperate w’ith
Civil W ar and that of the pres te.
was being laid to transport the <he aniatPin' an e(l«a l chance with , purchase of new aircraft to re- qualities of the carburetor which other nations to achieve and pre
YREKA, Nov. 22— Launching of ent day exhibited by the guard,
¡the
professional.
The coming show Is the first
place the
obsolete w ar-tim e, his firm is m anufacturing.
re to rt over soft ground was fin-1
serve the peace of the W orld.” a movement for the extension of
fencing,
hand
to
hand
fighting,
to
be rendered by the octette.
lin
n
w
i
l
l
be
events
tor
b
o
th
,
models
a
nd
to
offset
the
constant-1
The
car
was
sealed
a
t
Seattle
lshed last night. Unloading and ;
Plans have been coming in stead the Yreka Railroad, running from
a
tour
of
inspection
of
the
arm
I.ngi
and
s
m
a
ll
calibre
rifles.
jy
increasing
shortage
be
under-
and
the
seal
is
broken
only
at
The
coming show is the first
hauling of the reto rt commenced
ily since the Award was announc Montague to 'Yreka, westward in
ory,
and
competition
of
manuel
Guns and am m unition will be. taken at once. Since it requires towns where refilling is believed ed on July 2nd, during which time
to be staged by the Lithians hut
a t 8:00 o’clock this m orning and
to Scott Valley and ultim ately to of arm s are included in the stunt
available
a
t
the
grounds.
En-j
about
eighteen
months
to
secure
they plan to make the m instrel
It is the intention of the companyI
necessary. The car was refilled the conditions of the Award have the coast was urged at an im-
program.
show’
an annual event.
to work straig h t thru with the tran<* h , s '"U ifien t to pay the delivery, it is apparent th a t no at Portland and Eugene and in been distributed to 200,000
____ _
in prom tu m eeting of the Yreka
The
public
is
urged
to
attend
Seats Are Sidling
five trucks until the m achinery is p*ppilsp
""
< v n t, will h e 're lie f from the present situ a tio n . this city. W hile in Ashland e ig h t! dividuals as well as having been
Cham ber of Commerce Monday the formal opening of the 1924
charged.
Seats
for the coming show are
can
he
expected
before
1926.
all moved up to the point where \
gallons of gas was supplied the! widely carried in the press, en- night.
j
The
club
is
completing
p
la
n
s
'
“
A
ppropriations
___
„
season.
F
athers
and
m
others
are
already
moving
and there is in
the foundations are being laid.
now
being car and a new seal placed on by id o rsed at conventions, and clr-
The principal speaker was Geo. especially invited to be guests of
another shoot to be held d u r - 'madp for the - . purchase
new the secretary of the Chamber of eulated by the Cop-operating
dication that the theatre will be
The Southern Pacific wrecking for
.
______ of
- - ___
W. H ark, railroad prom oter and the national guard as it is thru
crane is being utilized to u n lo a d , ’nR ' he forenof)n' of Thanksgiving, aircraft are insufficient to meet Commerce. At the time refillings Council of 88 im portant national
sold out before the night of th e
engineer, who claimed th a t if a them th a t more money is brought
event. The prices of admission
; the requirem ents of even the pres- are made a record is made of the associations with a combined sufficient tonnage were assured
this m achinery from the railroad
to
the
city.
ID
A
H
O
M
ATRON
D
IE
S
,
ent
inadequate
peace
tim
e-estab-
will be $1.00 and $1.50. The
cars onto the trucks. The platform
miles recorded by the speedome membership of 4 3 millions.
the raising of capital for a ra il
All
entertainm
ent
is
absolutely
ticket
sale is being handled by
ON
RIDE
FOR
HEALTH,
lishm
ent
of
the
Air
Service,”
says
has been erected on the compan
In the last few days the post road would he an easy m atter. He
ter, so th a t when the trip is com
YREKA.
Calif.,
Nov.
22—
Mrs.
tbe
report.
free
and
it
is
suggested
th
a
t
an
members
of the Lithians and their
ies ground where the reto rt will
pleted the driver will be able to men have been bringing a^steady commented or\ the report that
Irvin
Scott
H
astings,
hurrying
impromptu
dance
may
follow
the
wives.
The
proceeds of the show
General Patrick decried the ascertain not only the am ount of stream of plans sent by special de the Grey Eagle copper mine had
be unloaded from the trucks by
___________________
isouth
by
a
»tomobile
from
C
o
e
u
r,iack
of
an
adeqUate
aeronautical
The will he expended by the organiza
using blocks and tackle.
gas consumed, hut the exact mil livery and registered mail, while been sold to the Guggenheim in evening’s entertainm ent.
arm ory is to be open at seven tion in their efforts to develop
Movement of this heavy m a t e r - A l e n e , Ida., in th e hope of r e - , industry in the United States and eage. The speedometer records many have been delivered by their
terest and the possibilities of saw
o’clock and the drill swink into and advertise Ashland. Paul Mc
lal will be completed by Friday ga,n,ng her bpa,th> lost in t h e , declared th a t in tim e of w ar such are made and sworn to by the one authors or special mesesngers.
mills
entering
the
vast
tim
bered
race with death as she neared ! an industry would necessarily be sealing th e hood and gas tank Although American citizens only
motion at eight o’clock. Open Kee, vice-president and general
night it is stated.
areas west of here.
Yreka Monday afternoon. She J the backbone of the procurement and this record is presented to are eligible, plans have come from
house will feature the rem ainder m anager of the California-Ore
of the evening
passed away in the autom obile in program . The solution of this the succeeding inspector or seal all other countries of the world, „
gon Power Co., has purchased 50
SCOTT VALLEY FARMER
BOY
IS
BITTEN
BY
her husband’s arm s on the high« J problem> h e says, lies in the de- er.
tickets for the event.
from Brazil, Holland, Japan,
SUICIDES; LEAVES NOTE
A W O . N I.E I. CO YO TE I p , , , . , ™ lx v E S T I n A T I S C
_____
_
way
in
Shasta
canyon’
i
ust
a
few
.
velopment
of
commercial
aviation
1
______
r Easton carries credentials from China, Canada, Greece, England,
HAINES.
22.—G arred
B E E R J ^ A b ’ « U .IN C R FO U R MEN H U RT IN
LAKEPORT, Nov. 22.— Frank 1 n
expressm g the h o p e ( through the tim ely enactm ent of the W ashington Automobile Club India, Italy, Germany, Roumania,
Meades. Scott Valley rancher ¡!
\ <-ouhl see the southland 8Ujtab ie legislation and in the ju and stated to a Tidings reporter Switzerland, France, Bolivia. Aus«
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
Coles, 14, while attem pting to
*
' ’ b e fo re s h e d ie d .
CHICAGO,
Nov.
21.—
One
of
dicious expenditure of such funds th a t from Seattle to Ashland he tria, Uruguay, Esthonia, Mexico, kill a coyote which he had wound
committed suicide near here Mon
MARSHFIELD. Nov. 21.— In a
as may he appropriated for the was m aking an average of 24 Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, France. ed by shooting, was bitten on the the greatest police investigations
day by ¿hooting himself. He plac PEDESTRIAN AUTHOR
in
Chicago
history
led
detectives
peculiar
accident at the Coos Bay
Abbreviated
plans
have
been
w
ir
support of Government areonautic miles to the gallon of gas.
ed the muzzle of a gnn in his
hand by the anim al, and since it
HERE FJJR TWO DAYS al activities.
Logging
company’s camp
near
through
the
underw
orld
labyrinth
ed1 and even cabled.
m outh and pulled the trigger. The
has been determ ined
th a t the
Leonard Day, fam o u s a u th o r
Delmar
today,
four
men
were
in
1 trom the Pacific Coast, where
Contiuing, the report says:
ORDER MOTOR LICENSE
bullet tore off the top of his head.
coyott was afflicted witli rabies. I they groped for the perpetrators
w ho is w a lk in g a ro u n d th e “ r im ”
jured, one seriously. The train
The operation of a irc ra ft for
EARLY, SAVING DEI, A Y Farm yard on Main S treet—
A note stuck on a bush nearby
The boy is under P asteur tre a t
of th e U nited S ta te s to p ro v e to i commercial purposes" i n ' ¿ ¿ 7 ^ 7 -
had a car of irpn pipe and when
of
the
million
dollar
looting
of
Pedestrians near the noon hour ment.
said.
his p u b lish e rs th e tr u th of h is j Pd States has unfortunately ad-
W erner Bros. W arehuse, the m ur one piece rolled to the ground,
Application blanks for securing this afternoon were startled when
“ I am no good any more. Can-
not do the right thing. Nerves all ¡ !v ',r
(,enpro8‘ ! yanced little, if any, during the 1924 motor vehicile licenses have the noise of a bawl from a cow
der of Lewi8 Ilauschild, attorney thp pipe swiped lh<* four men
for the beer runners, m ortally from the car.
gone. Notify George C om archo.' iv ...
a i . " i .'
' “p
ar | last year.
The A eronautical been mailed by the Secretary of struck tender notes.
It w asn’t! ¡F A V O R C R E S C E N T (T T Y
AS
REFUGE
HARBOR
j
grounded
in W isconsin; and the
Alexander Kalmakoss Is at the
San Francisco. Please help my
/
' n,’“ n ,<Kay Cham ber of Commerce estim ates State to all m otor vehicle owners! hardly a cow, hut it was one of
- I f . . She ta „eh and
Onens
he
#’ M
' ,,M“
U N .« H e
Smodberg
hospital with a frac
beer
war
killings
of
Jerry
O’Con
in Oregon, and they are urged t o 1 tbe p rettiest faced calves th at has
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22— A11- ner, George Meeghan, and Joe tured skull, while C. W. Ilulen,
will
walk
to
t
h
e
,
ejaj
aircraft,
the
same
figure
as
apply early so th a t the license! been 0,1 A shland’s main street
I am crazy.”
th o rity for the arm y engineers Bucher. The ram ifications of the Marshfield, and R. W. Steinmltz
summit of the Siskiyous and re- for 1921
were in operation, lo sses' plates may be mailed so as to for some time. The young animal
turn in an automobile. Saturday and depreciation being compen-
was being shipped in care of t h e | to make a survey at Cre9Cent City three crimes are so entangled that and \ ictor Brand, of Isthm us
reach them before Jan u ary 1,
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
he will be taken to the summit, sated for in the new construction
with the view to m aking that police regard them as one opera inlet, less seriously hurt, were
1924. This action will avoid much W ells-Fargo and was at a loss
OF CRIPPLED WOMAN where he will resum e w alking at
and in the release by the Gov- trouble, annoyance and unneces to know the meaning of his con place a harbor of refuge, will be tion. Mrs. H arriet Fowler and sent to the Keizer hospital in
sought by Senator Shortridge Virginia Faire, film actress, w'ere North Bend.
the point attained the day p re -! ernm ent of additional surplus
*
sary delay. License plates for finem ent.
PORTLAND, Nov. 22. — Fire, ceeding. While he is perm itted to
I wline the rivers and harbors bill questioned.
1924 will have a bright red back
carefully started in six places, double hack in an autom obile he equipm ent.
comes before next congress.
CH INESE JOSS HOUSE
I
ground and white letters and fig
partially destroyed th e home of must walk every step of the way
The
war
departm
ent
w
ants,
>[,-*.
Rohon
Improving*—
P U T UN DER GUARD
AUTHORITIES RELEASE
ures.
Mrs. Rhoda Ferrill, a crippled ' San Francisco concludes Nhe jour-
three
more
horbors
of
refuge
on
,
Mrs.
T.
K.
Bolton
has
been
ill
S. P. BANDIT SUSPECTS
widow. Police and firemen have nev of over 10,000 m iles.
the coast, and favors Crescent 1 for the past few days' but is im-
OROVILLE. Calif., Nov. 22—
_
,
The
office of Dan O’Connell, S L E E P G F K IN G TU T
begun a searching investigation
City as the location for one of j proving now.
Day ■» a g u e s t o t th e F ire b e - ' rhie( inspeetor of the S. P.. ad-
As the result of the announce
IS A G A IN D IS T U R B E D
to determ ine the motive of the partm ent today, but will be en-
them. It would be necessary toi
ment that Oriental hangings and
vises this afternoon th a t th e two
LUXOR, Egypt, Nov. 21.— A
flre. The widow was not at home | tertained by others while
there
sever-
extend
the
seawall
KLAMATH
ATTGNEY
IS
Inlaid furniture in the Chinese
hlazo
wss di« 1 1 r* • ' ........................
Ash' ! niP<1 held at Eureka and siWspec-
BERLIN, Nov. 22.— H undreds
a at t the
the time
tim e e the
the
bla
tim
the blaze
was dis- land. It is expected th a t he will ted ag be5ng two of the D>A utre. detachm ent of Egyptian soldiers
al thousand feet.
CLEARED OF CHARGE. joss house here were valued at
arrived today to guard the tomb of persons have been killed and
covered by neighbors.
$150.000, the ancient temple has
'. * '
t a ‘1(iress tonight at niont brothers, wanted in connec- of King Tutankham en, following wounded in a terrific wave of vio-
V
isit
in
th
e
South
KLAMATH
FALLS,
Nov.
21.—
been pitf under guard probablv
' ,e ' ,ning
‘ tion with the Siskiyou holdup, the discovery by Howard C arter lonce in the Rhineland in the past
To Winter in San Francisco^—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mike
Tucker
left
A not tru e bill was returned by for the first time since its erec
j have been released. Although the of a plot by native grave robbers
hours. Communists, Socialists,
Mr. and )Jrs. A. B. Chapman, House Guest Arrives—
today
for
Richmond,
Cal.
to
visit
the Klam ath county grand jury tion in 1856.
! two suspects resembled th e D’- to enter the tomb, and steal the Separatists and A nti-Separatists.
accompanied by Miss E dith Chap-J
Mrs. Thomas L. .Sorrell aiul A utrem onts they were not Iden
The announcem ent was made by
relics. C arter said the inner peasants and police have been in-! friends’ They may sppnd some tonight in the case of C. C. Brow
man, left early this afternoon in 1 daughter Ruth, have arrived from tified w’ith th e crime.
time in the south.
er,
district
attorney
of
Klamath
the
committee in charge of the
volved.
shrine, containing the mummy,
th e Chapman m otor for San F ra n Norfolk, Va., to spend the win
county,
who
was
arrested
last
N
orthern
California Orange and
Since T u ^ ija y 130 Separatists J
No indictm ent has been retu rn - would not be repoened until the
cisco, w here they plan to spend ter with her aunt and foster- ed by the j acbson county grand
July
on
complaint
of
Fay
MorrilP
Olive Exposition, w hich«had re«
in t h e ! GOVERNMENT TO SELL
Egyptian governm ent renders a were beaten to death
the w inter. Mr. and Mrs. Chap m othej. Mrs. Henry G. Gilmore, j j ury against the D’A utrem onts.
an
office
assistant
of
Brower's
S
E
A
T
L
E
S
H
IPY
A
R
D
S
quested the use of the draperies
Honff
region,
and
hundreds
were
decision on press news rights.
man have planned this trip for Mrs. Sorrell is the wife of Lieu- The ju ry is not in session today,
who
alleged
the
district
attorney
and furnishings for stage settings
severely injured. The bloody
several m onths and will undoubt te n a n t T. I.. Sorrell, of the U. S.>bnt will convene tom orrow at
WASHINGTON. Nfcv. 22.— The struck him, breaking his glasses, during the final night of the ex«
fighting continues. Many stores
L arge Farm h as Tractor—
edly retu rn home in the spring Navy, who has been ordered to which time it is believed all evi-
United
States Shipping Board has following an argum ent over the position. The Chinese acquiesc
are
being
looted
and
property
loss
A Fordson tracto r has been
benefitted from th eir change in the new ship, “ The West V irgin-! dence wiii be presented and an in- bought by F ran k Davis to help
ed.
decided
to sell the /S inner Eddy resignation of Morris.
heavy,
clim ate. The Chapman farm is be ia” , which will be commissioned ( dictm ent returned.
Judge C. F. Stone, form erly lo
At the tim e the temple was er-
in the farm ing of his 315 acre
A wild mob attacked a motor shipyards at Seattle t<5 the city
ing left in charge of Thom Chap December first, and which will j
farm in the Valley View district, j bus> killed 28 of the occupants of eSattle for $600,000, it is of cal circuit judge, was appointed rected, the Chinese population of
man. Several dinner parties have join the Pacific fleet some time! Columbia Pottery Co at W ar- The Ford garage provided th e ; a a d then m utilated th eir bodies ficially announced, Equipm ent in by C ircuit Ju d g t Levitt as special Oroville was g reater than the
been given preparatory to their later. Mrs. Sorrell's coming will renton to resume operations
the wards is to be placed on sale prosecutor in this case, in which num ber of white persons.
machine th at has proved popular
a horrible m anner
d ep artu re and others planned give great pleasure to Mr. and
a t a later date. It is expected the D istrict A ttorney Brower was dis
^vith farm ers and road workers.
th a t could not be given on ac Mrs. Gilmore and th eir friends
equipm ent will bring about $200,- qualified to a ct by v irtu e of his
Philom
ath
College
putting
on
Pelican Bay to have $15,000
A storia— October evports to
count of lack of tim e.
w’ill be glad to meet her.
drive.
000.
taled $975,000.
•
a $15,000 drive.
position In the caA.
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