Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, November 26, 1923, Image 1

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MALARIA GERMS
Canhot survive three months in
the rich o2one at Ashland. Pm e
domestic water helps.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
The
Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Neivspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
( I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s W ire S erv ice)
VOL. XLVII.
S u ccesso r to th e S em i-W eekly T id in g s, V olum e 43.
M itliout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
ASHLAND. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1923
NO. <2
(M U R D E R E D MAN L EA V ES
A T R A IL O P ROM ANCE
LITTLE GIRLS PR A Y E R
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26.— A »
t tra il of ro m a n c e re v e a l- tt
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CAM DEN. N. J .. Nov. XX*
ing a ff a ir s w ith a n u m b e r Xt
8
26.— T h e p ra y e r of L ittle XX
of m a rrie d w om en a n d a XX
H elen H a m ilto n th a t she
p la to n ic frie n d sh ip w ith a XX
m ig h t live to e n jo y h e r
c le rg y m a n s d a u g h te r
is XX
th ir te e n th
b irth d a y
has
bein g follow ed by police XX
been a n sw e re d . S u ffe rin g
in th e ir in q u iry in to th e XX
fo rm an in c u ra b le h e a rt
Ashland Car Goes Off Grade
b a fflin g d e a th of P re e m a n XX Sixty More Believed Dead in
a
ilm e n t, th e child w as 13
Prizes
Well
Distributed,
Due
:i
on Shasta River Killing
Disaster at Willington,
Tra<|v, sk ille d m e c h a n ic ­
to
d a y , a n d h ap p y , d u e to .J Statistics on Various Phases
to Well Arranged
I::
“ Mickey” O’Brien.
Coal Mine.
ian w ho w as sh o t to d e a th
Show Exceptionally
g
ifts
sh o w ered on h e r ¡¡i
Program.
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in an a u to m o b ile a s it
High Rank.
from m an y d is ta n t c itie s, a '
OTHERS WILL RECOVER
IN WORLD
\ .. .
speeded th ro u g h th e ca m ­ 8 ¡ LARGEST
E V E N T I S SUCCESS u w ide a tte n io n a l2 2 2 ....o
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pus of C hicago U n iv e rsity
LAGGARD IN FINANCES
Mise P u rvis and Miss L oom is Have
T h e ch ild
held
n a tio n
Crying W om en and C hildren Sur­
e
a
rly
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ill,
8
Narrow Escape— “R ed ”
w ide
a tte n tio n
a
few
round Mine A w aitin g News
T racy w as e v id e n tly h u r l­
T a le n t a n d H o rn b ro o k A re
W atson in H ospital
w
eek
s
ag
o
w
hen
a
t
th e
o f L oved Ones.
O regon T liiu l in \ iUion W iik
ed
from
th e
sp eed in g
R e p re se n te d .
p o in t of d e a th , sh e w ith
Kes|wet li» Xiimiter of
a u to m o b ile , th is b e in g in ­
h e r w idow ed m o th e r, w as
B e rn a rd T. “ M ickey” O’B rien ,
BEN TO N , 111., Nov. 26.— Tw o
I llite ra te s .
d ica ted by blood a lo n g
T h e T h a n k s g iv in g sh o o t, th e
ev icted
fro m
th e one-
w e ll k n o w n A sh la n d re s id e n t w as
m en a re k n o w n to be d e a d , ten
f ir s t e v e n t of its k in d of th e sea- j 8 room hovel in w hich sh e
th e s tr e e t w h e re th e body
k ille d , p e rh a p s in s ta n tly , a t 7 :3 0
Sa
a re s e rio u sly if n o t fa ta lly in - |
SALEM , Nov. 26.— In m a tte rs
,
son,
held S u n d a y u n d e r th e a u s- ! 8
w
as
fo
u
n
d
.
T
he
police
a
re
liv ed . H er sp e c ia lists said
y e s te rd a y e v e n in g w hen a
car
s i i
ju r e d , an d 60 m o re a re believ ed !
e
d
u
c a tio n a l O regon is head a n d
I pices of th e A sh lan d R od & G un 8 to d ay t h a t th e ch ild m ay
se e k in g a g irl w ho w as
w hich h e w as d riv in g a n d w hich
d ead as th e r e s u lt of a te r r if ic i
¡sh o u ld e rs above h e r s is te r s ta te s
I clu b w as h ig h ly su c ce ssfu l from i 8 p ossibly be c u re d .
T ra c y ’s c o m p an io n a t a
w a s a lso occupied by th e M isses
explosion w hich o c c u rre d in th e ■
of th e n a tio n . It is only w hen it
, ev e ry s ta n d p o in t. A p e rfe c t day 8 8 8 XX 8 XX XX XX 8
d a n c e S a tu rd a y n ig h t,
O
l
N ell P u rv is a n d
D o rris L oom is,
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a n d " R e d ” W a tso n w e n t o ff th e
seven m iles fro m h e re , a c c o rd in g
! m a rk s m e n , m an y of w hom cam e
d u c a tio n a l problem th a t O regon
g ra d e o f th e P a c ific h ig h w a y a t
to re p o rts receiv ed from th e scene i
fa lls dow n in c o m p ariso n
w ith
j fro m G ra n ts P ass, M edford, Gold
a p o in t a b o u t e ig h t m iles th is side
of th e d is a s te r.
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re d
i H ill. T a le n t a n d H o rn b ro o k .
o f Y re k a . T h e p a rty left A shland
It h a s n o t been d e fin ite ly e s ti­
by such d isin te re s te d ag en cies a s
T h e s p o rtin g e d ito r of Hie T id-
y e s te rd a y m o rn in g in th e c a r o w n ­
m ate d how
m an y
m en
w ere
th e R ussell Rage fo u n d a tio n , th e
! lin g s is u n a b le to give th e r e s u lts »
ed by M ajo r C. H. L oom is fo r
c a u g h t by th e explosion, b u t t h e 1 ®
U nited S ta te s b u rea u of e d u c a tio n
of th e v a rio u s e v e n ts, d u e to th e j
wSi
H a w k in s v ille , Cal.-, w h e re th f tr
c o n se rv a tiv e e s tim a te places th e
th
e re se a rc h d e p a rtm e n t of th e
s c o re r h a v in g m isp laced som e o f jS a x a p h o n e
N um ber o f
Seven
s p e n t th e d a y a n d had d in n e r w ith
n
u
m
b
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r
a
t
60.
F
ir
s
t
r
e
p
o
r
ts
d
e
­
N a tio n a l
E d u c a tio n a sso c ia tio n
Noi l hern and Eastern New York
th e rec o rd s. H ow ever, h o n o rs w ere
P ieces, F eatu rin g la r g e s t Sax­
r e la tiv e s of O 'B rie n .
T he p a rty
c la re d t h a t from 500 to 1000 m en
S u ffer D estruction from
and
o
th
e
r
so
u rc e s— a re on file in
'd iv id e d th ro u g h o u t th e d ay and
aphone on th e Coast
s ta r te d h om e, w ith O’B rien d riv ­
h ad been e n to m b e d , b u t it is b e­
j th e re w as a m o re even d is tr ib u ­
Blizzard
th e office of J. A. C h u rc h ill, s ta to
in g . W’hen n e a rin g th e
second
lieved t h a t th e re p o rts w ere g r e a t­
^ su p erin te n d e n t of pu b lic in s tru c ­
tio n of p rizes th a n a t a n y fo rm e r
A n u m b e r of special im p o rta n c e
b rid g e , o p p o site an old m ine,
ALBAN Y, N. Y „ N ov. 26.— ly e x a g g e ra te d . T he m in e n o rm a l­
e v e n t h eld in th e city. T h e pro- on th e p ro g ra m fo r th e m in s tre l tio n , h e re .
a lo n g th e S h a s ta riv e r a t a b o u t
and
is
E a s te rn a n d n o r th e r n New Y ork ly em ployes 1100 m en
Oregon First
i g ra m w as a rra n g e d w ith a view show to be s ta g e d by th e L y th ia n s
7 :3 0 , th e y m et tw o c a rs occupied to d a y a re d ig g in g o u t of a snow know n
a s th e
la rg e s t in
th e
A
s
ta
tis
tic a l su rv e y of e d u c a ­
i to g iv in g a m a tu e r m a rk s m e n a D ecem ber 3 w ill f e a tu re
seven
by to u ris ts . T h e L oom is c a r w as s to rm a n d b lizzard of ex te n siv e w o rld .
tion c o n d u cted
by th e U nited
i s p o rtin g c h a n ce , a n d as a r e s u lt
sax o p h o n e p lay e rs. T h e in s tr u ­
com p elled to ta k e th e o u tsid e in p ro p o rtio n s th a t sw ept in on th e
T he te n in ju re d m en w ho wre re
! all th o se w ho p a rtic ip a te d
a re
S ta te s b u re a u of e d u c a tio n
in
m e n ts w ill ra n g e fro m th e sm a ll-
p a s sin g th e tw o a n d as n e a r as w ings of a w in te r g a le b e a rin g i D rought up o u t of th e m in e said
1919-1920 show s th a t O regon
¡lo u d in th e ir p ra is e fo r th e m an - e s t to th e biggest” ¡a x a p h o n e
on
w ere
c a n be le a rn e d O’B rie n , e ith e r d e a th an d d e s tru c tio n . T e lep h o n e I th e y Delievad t h a t m an y
| a g e m e n t of th e e v e n t.
ra
n k s f irs t in tlx* p e r cen t of s tu ­
th e P acific C oast. T h e m o n ste r
b lin d e d by th e lig h ts d ro v e too a n d te le g ra p h se rv ice is a lm o st en- (lead below . R escu e
v o lu n te e rs
T w en ty e v e n ts w ere s h o t off sa x ap h o n e is kn o w n as th e BB d e n ts receiv in g in stru c tio n in in ­
close to th e edge, o r else th e b a n k tire ly c rip p led an d tra in serv ice e n te re d th e m in e, w h ile fra n tic ,
s titu tio n s of h g h e r le a rn in g w ith
fo r th e b e n q fit of s c a tte r p u n
fla t an d h a s j u s t a rriv e d in A sh ­
rb S I
g av e w ay, a llo w in g th e L oom is is badly im p a rie d . S cores of a u to - ! < r yin B w om en a n d c h ild re n s u r
4.1 p e r c e n t. New M exico ra n k s
a r tis ts , w ho w ere d iv id ed in tw o
lan d , b ein g o rd e re d e sp ecially fo r
c a r to go o v e r th e g ra d e .
T he m o b iles a re blo ck ed on s tr e e ts an d ro u n d in g it, w a itin g
fo r som e
c lasses to th e ir p ro fe c ie n c y . T he
second
w ith 3.6 p e r c e n t, an d th e
th e special n u m b e r. It w eig h s 4 5
M iss Gene G enung
new s of loved o nes w ho h ad n o t !
b a n k is a lm o st p ré c ip itio n s at th a t ro ad s.
w in n e rs in th e e v e n ts fo r th e m ore
P o p u la r m em b e r of th e big com edy h it
p o u n d s a n d it is said it Is no p e rc e n ta g e fo r th e U nited S ta te s
p o in t a n d th e c a r tu rn e d end over
Tw o a re d ead an d m an y w ere {bepn a c c o u n te d fo r.
as a w hole is 1.6.
e x p e rt b lu e ro ck d e m o lis h e rs w ere
“ P e c k s B ad B oy"
sm all ta s k to play it.
e n d a n d w as c a ta p u lte d
to th e h u r t a s a re s u lt of th e te r r if ic !
_______ _
w hich th e 4 8 4 th Co. C. A. C. b rin g s to th e
M ayhew a n d M cM pherson, G ra n ts
F ro m th is sam e so u rce
it is
A long w ith th e p lea sin g h a r ­
riv e r, a d ista n c e of a p p ro x im a te ly sto rm . T en in ch es of snow fell ■
A sh la n d A rm o ry fo r one n ig h t T ues. Nov 2 7th.
M ine P en etrated ,
P a ss; M essrs. Y oung, T illy, Roy
found th a t O regon ra n k s firs t in
m ony th a t w ill be re n d e re d by th e
h is is a new s ta
u s s to -----------—
ry — T h e re - is ev e ry
100 fe e t. M iss P u rv is. M iss L oom ­ in e a s te rn New Y ork.
A d isp a tc h a t 2 :4 5 P. M. sa y s. . . . T ..
. g e v e rsio n of th e fam o ----------
D avis, D r. F a rm e r, C la re n c e a n d
th e p e rc e n t of school p o p u latio n
sa
x ap h o n e p la y e rs know n a s th e
is an d W a tso n w ere th ro w n free
R escue parties, after p en etra tin e!
tO Us ra” a clty ' Low
W m . B ates, of M edford, an d D.
in d a ily a tte n d a n c e w ith a p e r­
“ Six B ro th e rs an d D a d ” , th e re
BOSTON, Nov. 2 6 .— M any c i t i e s ! n iinp Deyond fla m e s fo u n d no a d - 1 ----------
o f th e c a r on its m ad d a sh dow n
M. H ayes, of A sh lan d .
c e n ta g e of 76, U tah ra n k s second
w ill be a n u m b e r of com ic s tu n ts ,
th e b a n k , b u t O’B rie n , u n d o u b t and tow ns of central and w estern i « ^ io n a l m in e rs, a n d it is believed
In th e e v e n ts fo r th e a m a tu e rs
w ith 72.6 p e r c e n t, and C a lifo rn ia
a n d th e n e tire a c t w ill be a close
e d ly h e ld in by th e s te e rin g w h eel. I M a ssa c h u setts, V e rm o n t, C o n n e t! a11 esca p e d ex cept th e tw o k n o w n i
th e p rin c ip a l w in n e rs w ere E n g ­
is th ird w ith 70.8 p er cen t. T he
d u p lic a tio n of th e fam o u s act p u t
rem ained w ith it until it landed le n t am i n o rth e rn New Y ork a rejD U led .
lish, H all G ow land, Me W il­
U nited S taten a s a w hole g ra d e s
on by th e six B row n b ro th e rs, th e
In the river. A lthough side cur­ p ra c tic a lly
iso la te d
by
heavy)
liam s, B rag g a n d C olvig. B rag g
58.2 p er cent in th is resp e c t.
w o rld s
g r e a te s t
sa x a p h o n ists.
ta in s w ere on. M iss P urvis w as snow s.
MAY PROVIDE ATTORNEYS
an d R e c to r tie d in o n e 5 -b ird
O regon ra n k s second
in th e
W ell know n local sa x a p h o n e play-
throw n out when th e car
first
TO AID IT. 8 . V E TE R A N S)
e v e n t, th e fo rm e r w in n in g in th e
per pent of pu p ils a tte n d in g high
.
r
, « , •
.
. e rs wlU P a rtic ip a te in th e a c t and
turned over: at th e second turn
school, w ith 16 p e r c e n t, being
W
ill
Re
.
.
.
.
,
in clu d e C arl L o v e lan d , so p ra n o ,
In
s
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E
f
fo
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t
W
ill
R
e
M
ade
to
V
ote
M iss L oom is w as thrown out. and
W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 2 6 .— A p­
tw o tir s ts am o n g th e less ex p er-
'
excelled in th is re sp e c t o nly by
for O p e ra tio n a t a n
, ____„ ____
1
! R alp h G ill a n d G eorge F ra n c is
B onds fop Npw S(.hooI
W atson w as throw n free of it be­
p ro v al w as voiced by m em b e rs of
ienced m a rk sm e n .
C a lifo rn ia w ith a g ra d e of 22 9
B a rro n , a lto s ; A lb e rt R edw ine, C
E a rly D ate.
fo re it landed in the river.
B uilding.
j th e S e n a te in v e s tig a tin g co m m it-
R ifle re v e n ts a ttr a c te d
th e ir
p e r c e n t. T he p e rc e n ta g e fo r th e
.
„
, .
m elo d y ; A ndy M cC allan, te n o r-
T he m em bers of the tw o tourist
i tee. w ho in v e s tig a te d th e V e te r­
s h a re of p a rtic ip a n ts an d b ro u g h t
» ,
,
c o n tin e n ta l U nited S ta te s is 10.
„
.
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.
,
®
F ran k
J o rd a n ,
B a rito n e . O tis
T
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e
r
e
to
r
t
th
a
t
a
rriv
e
d
som
e
T
h
e
re
is
p a rties rendered every p ossib le
a s tro n g p ro b a b ility o u t som e good m a rk sm e n .
a n s b u re a u , of p la n s of D ire c to r
T he
T h ird in L ite rac y
Jo h n so n , bass.
tim e ago fo r th e H a rtm a n Syn th a t th e tax p a y e rs of M edford
a ssista n ce in aidin g the injured
F r a n k H in es to send q u a lifie d a t ­
p
rin
c
ip
a
l
w
in
n
e
rs
w
e
re
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m
e
rick
W
ith
only 1.5 p er cen t of its
G eneral W hite and Major Duz-
H andling T ickets
d ic a te fo r u se in t h ^ sh a le oil h o ld - , w ill be givPn a n o th p r o p p o rtu n ity
and rushed W atson, w ho su sta in ­
a
n
d
D
avis,
M
edford;
T.
L.
P
ow
­
to
rn
e
y
s
to
each
d
is
tr
ic
t
to
e
n
a
b
le
to ta l p o p u latio n u n a b le to. read
en h iiij Dinner G uests— F or­
O w ing to n u m e ro u s re q u e s ts'
m g s n e a r A sh la n d , h a s been s a f e - j to v o te on th e qu e9 tio n of i88U.
ed a severe scalp w ound, to the
ell,
Ben
B
ow
ers,
A
lb
e
rt
J
a
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s
e
n
,
v
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te
ra
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s
in
s
e
c
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rin
g
c
o
m
p
e
n
sa
­
and
w rite , O regon ra n k s th ird in
mal Arm ory O pening.
y an< ed a t its d e s tin a tio n . The ie_ 4ng bonds fo r a new high school i C liff G a rv in , A sh la n d , and H arry} as to w h e re a d v a n ce tic k e ts a re to
h osp ital at Y reka. O ther passing
tio n b e fo re a p p e al b o a rd s. H in es
th e n a tio n from a s ta n d p o in t of
he p ro c u re d , a rra n g e m e n ts have
to r t w eig h s 16 to n s h u t w as lead - b n i!ding, s h o rtly a ftp r th p f ,r s t GHme of T alp n t
xnotorlBts com ing north to A sh­
lite ra c y , w ith Iow a firs t, 1 1 p er
P la n s a re co m p leted fo r th e e n ­ said t h a t v e te ra n s w ere b e w ild e r­ ed on tru c k s a n d h a u le d up th e of npxt y p a r Rnd th flt th js
.
.
.
.
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.
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e e n m ad e w ith th e P la z a Con-
lan d picked up the tw o lad ies and
A lth o u g h h a m s an d o th e r a r - l . ..
„ .
c e n t, and N e b ra sk a
second. 1.4
te r ta in m e n t an d
d in n e r to be ed by n u m e ro u s a c ts, an d law s m o u n ta in w ith o u t m ish a p a n d in
.
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fe c tio n e ry , E n d e rs C o n fe c tio n ery
b rought them hom e. They arrived
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m
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T
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ese
fig
u
re
s
a re based
given to n ig h t a t H otel A sh la n d in
and R ose B ros, to h a n d le ad v an ce
h e r e a t 9 :3 0 , both su fferin g from
8°°
lme’
i
u n a n im o u s ly by th e school h oard ed a s prizes, w in n e rs in
m
ost
ed.
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h
e
c
o
m
m
itte
e
s
r
e
p
o
r
t
on
th
e
on a su rv e y by th e re se a rc h d e ­
h o n o r of A d ju ta n t G en eral W h ite
W hen th e r e to r t a rriv e d th e
,
tic k e ts fo r th e con v en ien ce of th e
ehock and bruises. They w ere
.
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,
a
n
d
a
c
a
m
p
a
ig
n
of
e
d
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c
a
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n
and
e
v
e
n
ts
d
e
sire
d
tu
rk
e
y
s
a
n
d
th
e
b
u
re
a
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d
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rin
g
th
e
re
g
im
e
of
p a rtm e n t of th e N a tio n a l E d u c a ­
a n d M ajo r D u z e n b u rg , of th e O re ,
p u blic.
ate
,
...
both taken
to the Com m unity gon N a tio n a l G u ard . T he a f f a ir ! F ° l° n e l F o rb e s w ill be re a d y by h e a d s of th e H a rtm a n S y n d ic
•
; ta c ts a s to p la n s a n d c o st w ill c lu h su p p lie d th e ir d e m a n d s.
tion a sso c ia tio n . In th is resp ect
g av e o u t th e re p o r t t h a t it w ould
,,
,
H osp ital, of w hich Miss Purvis
.
.
,
„
p
rec
e
d
e
th
e
e
le
c
tio
n
,
says
th
e
V
isitors
W
in
Praise.
D
ecem
ber
15.
th e U nited S ta te s, w ith a g ra d e
is b ein g sp o n so re d by th e C h am ­
TAX COMMISSION HOISTS
n o t be conveyed f u r th e r th a n th e M ai, T r ib u n e
Is superin tendent. They are near­
T
he
good
a
tte
n
d
a
n
c
e
of
v
i
s
i
t
o
r
s
!
of 6 p e r c e n t, ra n k s
e lev en th
b er of C om m erce, L ith ia n s a n d
b la c k s m ith sh o p , w h ich is a m ile
PU BLIC UTILITY VALUES
T h is w as n o t do n e a t th e tw o! from o u tsid e p o in ts w as g ra tify -!
ly prostrated over the fatal ac­
am
o
n
g
th
e
n
a
tio
n
s
of
th
e
w orld,
b u sin ess m en .of th e to w n , and ENDEAVOR CONVENTION
fro m th e h o ld in g s a n d th e p o in t
cid en t, but are su fferin g
only
p
rio
r
e
le
c
tio
n
s
d
u
rin
g
th
e
p
a
st
¡in
g
to
m
em
b
e
rs
of
th
e
local
clu
b
,
w
ith
G
erm
an
y
and
D
e
n
m
a
rk
tied
H ELD AT GRANTS PA SS w h e re fo u n d a tio n s a n d bin s have
w hile both a re to* be h o n o red
SA LEM , Nov. 26.— T h e a p p o r­
y e a r, a t w hich th e p ro p o sa l w a s 'o n d a re rec e iv in g th e ir s h a re o f '
m inor Injuries.
fo r first place w ith a g ra d e of .2
g u e sts it w as a rra n g e d p rim a rily
been c o n s tru c te d , d u e to th e poor
i
».
tio n e d v a lu e of pu b lic u tility p ro ­
O’B rien ’s B ody Recovered
p
ra
is
e
fo
r
a
id
in
g
in
m
a
k
in
g
th
e
..
.
.
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4V
.
.
d
e
fe
a
te
d
both
tim
es,
th
e
firs
t
C
h
ristia
n
E
n
d
e
a
v
o
rs
fro
m
J
a
c
k
-
fo r M ajo r D u zen b u rg , fo r his un-
c o n d itio n of th e la s t m ile of ro a d ,
. . .
, ,
p e rtie s in O regon on th e
1923 p e r-c e n t. S w itz erlan d is th ird w ith
W ord w as sent to Yreka im ­
e
v
e
n
t
th
e
success
t
h
a
t
i
t
w
as.
.
,
,
,
.
tim
e
by
a
sm
all
m
a
jo
rity
a
n
d
th
e
.5 p e r c e n t; N e th e rla n d s, .6 p e r
tir in g e ff o r ts in b e h a lf of th e I son. J o s e p h in e ,
K la m a th
a n d b u t a c h a n g e w as m ad e in th e ■
,
.
ta x ro lls, on w hich th e ta x levies
m ed iately after the accident and 4 8 4 th Co. C. A. C., of th is city. L a k e c o u n tie s m e t in G ra n ts P a ss
second tim es by a la r g e r one.
Good
s p o rts m a n s h ip
p rev a ile d
c e n t; F in la n d , .9 p er c e n t; N o r­
p la n s a n d th e m a c h in e ry w as h a u l­
of 1924 w ill be based to ta ls $141,-
th e coroner of Siskiyou county, T h e d in n e r wil be se rv e d a t 6
m e e tin g of t h e ! th ro u g h o u t th e day a n d everybody
w ay. 1 p e r c e n t; Sw eden. 1 p e r
d u rin g th e w eek-end a t th e ir d is t­ ed d ire c t to th e scene of o p e r a - 1 A t a v sp ecial
, , ,
. ,
784,935.93
or
$ 1 8 ,0 7 7 ,8 7 1 .3 9
In w hich th e accident occurred, o ’clock.
r
e
tu
r
n
e
d
hom
e
w
ell
sa
tisfie
d
w
ith
..
I
school
b
o
a
rd
la
s
t
n
ig
h
t
a
t
w
hich
c
ric t c o n v e n tio n a n d e n jo y e d one
j m ore th a n la s t y e a r w hen th e to t­ e n t: Sw eden, 1 ppr c e n t; S co t­
and an a ssista n t w ent to the scene
„
.
.
.
,
,
■the
o
n
ly
a
b
s
e
n
te
e
w
as
J
o
h
n
C
.
,
t
h
e
day
lan d , 1 :6 p e r c e n t; E n g la n d . 1.8
Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g th e d in ­ of th e b est p re p a re d p ro g ra m s in
R e p re se n ta tiv e s of th e S yndi- »»
»
,
al
w as
$ 1 2 3 ,7 0 7 ,0 6 4 .5 4 .
T he
and recovered th e body of O’­ n e r th e o ffic ers, h o sts a n d c itizen s
B. . ' I A n o th e r sh o o t w ill he stag ed
.
3
M ann a n d w ith m em b e rs A. B
¡p e r c e n t, an d F ra n c e , 4.9 p er
th e h is to ry of th e ir
fo rm a tio n . c a te ^ a y t h . a t e v e ry th in
g is in C u n n in g h a m , A. H. M iller, E lm e r i d u rin g th e fo re n o o n of T h a n k s - to ta lin g h a s ju s t been com p leted
B rien. H e w as deftd at th at tim e in g e n e ra l w ill p ro ceed to th e
c e n t.
T h re e o ffic e rs e le c te d fro m th e re a d in e s s fo r th e in s ta lla tio n of
by th e s ta te ta x com m isison.
W ilso n an d D r. I. D. P h ip p s p re s -' giving.
and it is believed that h is death A rm o ry , w h e re th e a n n u a l open-
O regon ra n k s second in r e a d ­
six ty o u t-o f-to w n d e le g a te s a re th e r e to r t, th e fo u n d a tio n s being
j
T his 1923 to ta l ad d ed to th e
w as sudden. The rem ains w ere ing an d re c e p tio n w ill be held by front A sh la n d ,
e n t, th e b o ard h eld an in fo rm a l
ing,
w ith C a lifo rn ia
firs t and
c o m p le te d , a n d th a t it w ill he
$ 9 0 0 ,5 3 9 ,1 6 6 .1 3 In assessed p ro p ­
ta k en to Y reka, w here an in­ th e o ffic ers an d e n lis te d m en of
,
1 •
..
-discussion w ith F r a n k C la rk , w ell K LA M A TH C H A M B E R
W
a
sh
in
g
to
n
th
ird
.
T
his
ra tin g is
Miss M abel T r o tt w ill h e a d th e e re c te d a n d p laced
e r t y v a lu a tio n s u b m itte d by th e
in o p e ra tio n ,
,
.
...
q u est w ill be held today.
th e 4 8 4 th C om pany. An e x c elle n t ' d is tr ic t a s p re s id e n t; R ev. W . J. 4 . _
...
.
...
; know n local a rc h ite c t, on th e sub-
NAM ES N EW ROAD c o u n ty a sse sso rs b rin g s th e to ta l based upon an in v e stig a tio n c o n ­
ju s t a s q u ick ly as is possible.
Survivors Lucky
¡ je c t, and decided to p u t up th e
d u c te d by School and Society, an
p ro g ra m has been p ro v id ed .
O ldfield w ill a c t a s a lu m n i sup-
iq u e ts io n to th e p eo p le a g a in , to-!
KLA M A TH FA L L S. Nov. 24.— a ssessed p ro p e rty v a lu a tio n of th e e d u c a tio n a l p u b lic a tio n .
T h at other m em bers of th e
a n d Is
--------------------------------- e rin te n d e n t; a n d M iss M ary S pen­
MEXICAN LABORER IS
s ta te up to $ 1 ,0 4 2 ,3 2 4 ,1 0 2 .0 6 .
p arty w ere not fa ta lly injured or
g
e
th
e
r
w
ith
am
p
le
in
fo
rm
a
tio
n
'
T
h
e
c
h
ris
te
n
in
g
of
th
e
new
r
a
i
l
-
'
d e te rm in e d by th e c irc u la tio n of
c e r, in te rm e d ia te s u p e rin te n d e n t.
K ILLED BY BO ULDER
u lou s. The car w as closely cur­ WALLA W ALLA CONVICTS
j
o
b
ta
in
e
d
fro
m
a
rc
h
ite
c
ts
an
d
p
e
r
-
!
roa(j
b
etw
een
San
F
ra
n
c
isc
o
a
n
d
|
th e n a tio n ’s 10 lea d in g p u b lic a ­
I n te r e s tin g sp e a k e rs , re p o rts
STILL AT LARGE
PORTLAND GARAGE MEN
tain ed . and the
steep
bank is
usai
of
o
th
e
r
m
o
d
ern
h
ig
h
sch
o
o
ls
!
P
o
r
tla
nd
via
K
la
m
a
th
F
a
lls
,
now
K
LA
M
A
TH
F
A
L
L
S,
Nov.
25
tio
n s as com pared to th e s ta te 's
and d isc u siso n s to g e th e r w ith de-
AR E WAGING GAS WAR
k illed o u trigh t is ail but m irac-
H
is
h
ead
c
ru
sh
e
d
by
a
h
u
g
e
b
u
^
t
in
re
c
e
n
t
y
e
a
rs
{being
c
o
n
s
tru
c
te
d
by
th
e
S
o
u
th
-!
p
o
p
u latio n .
.
lig h tfu l e n te r ta in m e n t
fe a tu re d
W ALLA WALLA, W ash., N o v .L uring thfi tw o day session>
covered w ith rocks and boulders
b o u ld e r w hose sw ift d e sce n t from
O ther Tests Made
■ e rn P a c ific, as th e K la m a th L akes
PO R TLA N D , Nov. 26.— E a st-
and Is decidedly abrupt. There is 26.— Of th e th re e co n v icts w ho!
_______ '
a h ilito p he s o u g h t in v a in to ’ E L K S ’ SM O K E R BR O U G H T
O
regon
is ra n k e d as n in e te e n ­
, R o u te , is being a n n o u n c e d by th e sid e g a ra g e m en a re m assed fo r
0 0 tellin g as th is is w ritten just la s t n ig h t clim bed th e w a l l s 'o f ijq v o R ENFORCEM ENT
escape, M anuel J a c a b a , 22, a
th
u
n
d
e
r
a
su rv ey c o n d u cted by
OUT GOOD A T T E N D A N C E K lam atl1 C o u n ty C h a m b e r of C om ­ an a tta c k a g a in s t O. P ow ell, lo­
th e s ta te p e n ite n tia ry , up to la te
m erce th ro u g h a novel c irc u la r cal g a ra g e m an , w ho a ro u se d th e ir th e d e p a rtm e n t of e d u c a tio n of
COSTLY TO COUNTY M exican la b o re r em ployed a t th e
( Continued on page 4)
th is e v e n in g no d e fin ite tra c e had
H i l l C o n stru c tio n C o m p a n y !
T he a n n u a l sm o k e r a n d tu rk e v being b ro ad co sted .
th e R u ssell Sage fo u n d a tio n in
w ra th by s e llin g g a so lin e a t 16
been fo u n d . T h e m en w ere t r a i l ­
Q
u
a
rry
on
T
h
e
D
a
lle
s-K
la
m
a
th
ra
ffJe
hpld
by
A
sb
lan
d
L
odge
T he a n n o u n c e m e n t is m ad e up c e n ts a g a llo n . “ E ig h te e n c e n t 1919. In th is su rv ey O regon w as
O fficial r e p o r ts in th e o ffices
». P. ENJOINS STR EET
ed to th e K elly ra n c h
on D ry
of th e c o u n ty c le rk a n d c o u n ty h ig h w a y n e a r F o r t K la m a th , died x 0 . 9 i 4> B p o E b ro n g b t o u t a s a fo rm a l d o c u m e n t, w ith rib - < g a so liu e o r We w ill _fig h t to th e ra n k e d as second u n d e r th e five
CROSSING AT MEDFORD c re e k , a b o u t seven m iles w est of
e d u c a tio n a l m e a su re s in clu d ed in
a la rg e d e le g a tio n of B ills a n d i boil an<^ s e a ^ a tta c h e d , an d gives ias4 d ro p ,” w as th e w a r cry.
tr e a s u r e r show t h a t th e e x p e n d i­ in s ta n tly y e ste rd a y .
th e p riso n , a n d th e re th e
tra il
A
lth
o
u
g
h
b
u
t
five
d
a
y
s
’
w
ork
th e test an d tw e n ty -six th u n d e r
nroved a h ig h ly su c ce ssfu l e v e n t, j not5ce “ to a11 m en by th e se p re s ’
tu re s fo r p ro h ib itio n e n fo rc e m e n t
A m e e tin g of g a ra g e m en to ­
The city council of Medford is w as lost. G u a rd s h e a d ed by C ap­
in J a c k s o n c o u n ty fo r 1923, up to re m a in e d to co m p le te th e jo b , i b o th fro m a « jc ia i a n d fin a n c ia i e n ts ,” th a t th e new ra ilro a d ro u te m o rro w n ig h t m ay r e s u lt in in- th e five fin a n c ia l m e a su re s, th e
in con sternation , follow in g a tem ­ ta in A. E. T h o m as a re still in th e
w as fo rm a lly c h ris te n e d w ith a p ­ c re a se in th e w h o lesale p rice by s ta te s ra n k in th e 10 s e p a ra te
N o v em b er 16,
w e re
$ 9 9 9 2 .9 9 , tw e n ty -se v e n M exican w o rk e rs re - s ta n d p o in t
porary in ju n ction fille d ¡by the field.
fused
to
w
ork
a
n
y
lo
n
g
e
r
a
f
te
r
th
e
j
F
o
u
r
4
-ro
u
n
d
boxing
b
o
u
ts
fu
r-
p ro p ria te c e re m o n ie s a t K la m a th w h o le sale d is tr ib u to rs , w ho sell m e a su re s used in th is in v e stig a - -
w ith fin e s c o llected fo r v io la tio n s
O fifcials th in k th e m en a re on
Southern P acific retrain in g con­
tion being show n as follow s:
of th e law a g g re g a tin g $44 8 9 .1 0 . a c c id e n t a n d q u it th e ir jo b s in a n ish e d som e liv ely sp o rt fo r t h e ' F a ,ls on O cto b er ! 2 th
from th e ir ow n s ta tio n s a t
18
body. J a c a b a leav es a w ife and , e v e n in g , a n d th e s e w e re fo llo w e d !
--------------------------
stru ction work on th e iproposed foot an d th a t th e re w as n o t o u t­ says a d isp a tc h fro m M edford.
E ig h th in per cent of school
cen ts.
stru ction work on the proposed sid e a ssis ta n c e in th e form of an
baby
in
C
h
a
ra
p
a
,
M
exico.
p
o
p
u latio n a tte n d in g school d a ily :
'b y th e a n n u a l tu rk e y ra ffle , th e ! FORESTRY AK WORLD
O cto b er le a d s th e lis t of ex-
T he
th re e
S ixth Street crossing. W ork w as a u to m o b ile w a itin g .
second in a v e ra g e d a y s a tte n d e d
| penditures
w ith
a
total
of RUM SCH(M)NER MAY BE
p ro ceed s fro m w hich a re used in;
PR O B L E M IN N EW R O O K jCOURT RULING FAVORS
o - *». j
4
, ..
to have com m enced on the cros­ w ho escaped a re J e r r y P e n n in g s
by each child of school a g e ; fifth
CAUSE O F COMPLICATIONS reliev ein g poor and
d istre s s e d I
T
z, ,
‘
$ 1 4 7 5 .2 5 . th is a m o u n t in c lu d in g
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i
SPRUCE CORPORATION
ren ce C olton,
olton.
29
™ ,i !
, ... . _ „ _
.
s in g today but th e inju nction w ill 27; L aw rrence,
in
a v e ra g e n u m b e r of d ay s s< bo o ls
_______
i people of th e c o m m u n ity . S e v e n ty -' j T h e g ro w th o f tim b e r in th e
a p a y m e n t of $50 to S. S. S ande-
d ela y w ork for an in d efin ite per­ C. S. P id g e o n , 39.
w ere kept o p en ; e le v e n th in p e r
W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 2 6 .— Be- j five, fin e tu rk e y s w ere disposed
fe r, p ro h ib itio n e n fo rc e m e n t o ffi­
W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. 26.— T h e
! e n tir e w orld is eq u al to only tw o-
iod. T here is a p ossib ility of a
c
e n t th a t high school a tte n d a n c e
lief
am
o
n
g
o
ffic
ia
ls
t
h
a
t
th
e
B
rit-
of
and
n
e
tte
d
good
r
e
tu
r
n
s
,
c e r. fo r w ork on th e
S iskiyou
; th ir d s of th e a m o u n t co nsum ed. su p re m e c o u rt of th e U nited S ta te s
len g th y legal b attle before the Hood R iv er V alley H as M easles.
h
e a rs to to ta l a tte n d a n c e ; tw e n ty -
tu n n e l ro b b e ry a n d m u rd e r. I n ­ ish -re g is te re d ru m sch o o n er, Tom - j R e fre s h m e n ts w ere serv ed and a n d th e w o rld 's tim b e r su p p ly is ! b a s
th a p ro p e rty of th e U.
clu d ed in th e O cto b er b ills of ex­ a k a , seized off th e c o a st of New th o se p re s e n t re p o rt a h ig h ly en- s te a d ily s h rin k in g . T h e need fo r s - S p ru ce P ro d u c tio n C o rp o ra tio n , fo u rth in p e r cen t of e n ro llm e n t
W E A T H E R FORECAST
HOOD R I \ E R , O re., Nov. 26.-
pense a re p a y m e n ts of $ 5 75.94 to J e rs e y by U n ited S ta te s c u s to m , jo y a , b le . ev en in g . O th e r sm o k e rs tim b e r, on th e o th e r h a n d , espec- fo rm e d d u rin g th e w a r to pro- ot boys as co m p ared to e n ro ll-
W ASHINGTON, D. C„ Nov. 26.
An o u tb re a k of m easles in v a r io u s 1 S a n d e fe r a n d of $535 to O. C. o ffic ia ls, w as A m e ric an ow ned, i a re b e .n « a rr a n g e d l o r th e Se a Son. „ lly (o r so[lw oo(ls a u lu b l e (or duce s p ru c e fo r a irp la n e s , is n o t
(C o n tin u e d on p a g e 4)
— W eath er ou tlook for the period
sch o o ls of th e v a lle y h a s k e p t R ogges of M edford, special prose­ a c co u n te d fo r by th e a p p a re n t d is ­
s
u
b
je
c
t
to
ta
x
a
tio
n
by
th
e
s
ta
te
c
o
n
s
tru
c
tio
n
,
is
c
o
n
s
ta
n
tly
in
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N ov. 2®, to Dec. 1, 1 9 2 3 , in clu ­
C o u n ty H e a lth N u rse C am pbell cutor
appointed
by G overnor re g a rd of th e p rin c ip le s of th e
F R E IG H T E R A SH O R E
c re a sin g . Such is th e s itu a tio n as of W a sh in g to n . O regon an d W a sh ­ K L A M A TII W OM AN IS •
siv e : P a cific C oast sta tes— Fair
busy th e la st w eek, a c c o rd in g to P ierce to handle liquor law vio­ th re e -m ile lim it in th e p u r s u it and
in d ic a te d in a new hook on “ F o r ­ in g to n will lose la rg e su m s in
io southern and central C alifor­
R E C O V E R IN G XT W E E D
r e p o r ts fro m th e C o u n ty H e a lth lation s in th is county.
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e s t R e so u rce s of th e W o rld ," by tax e s by th e c o u rt d ecisio n . O re ­
n ia ; u n settled ,
and occasional
a sso c ia tio n .
W E E D , Nov.
2 5 .— M rs. Lea
upon a n d seizin g th e vessel m ay T he f re ig h te r S h in k o k o M arti, is R a p h a e l Zon a n d W illiam
N. gon held in a b e y an c e e ff o r ts to
rain s elsew h ere. Norm al tem per­
K lam ath F a lls building is active b rin g a w k w a rd c o m p lic a tio n s w ith in sh o re on P rin c e "William so u n d ,] S p a rh a w k . fo re s t e c o n o m ist of th e collect th e tax e s, p e n d in g th e o u t­ R um m ers of K la m a th F a lls, in ju r ­
a tu r e. N orthern R ocky M outnain
ed T u e sd a y m o rn in g
w hen th e
H ood R iv e r— P acific P o w er & — council grants 15 perm its for E n g la n d , o ffic ia ls a d m itte d . T h e ¡A lask a ,
expected to be a ¡ F o re st S ervice, U n ited S ta te s De- com e of th e W a sh in g to n case.
and P la tea u R egion s: C onsider­
valuation
of
$12,090.
c a r in w hich sh e w as rid in g left
tw e lv e -m ile lim it tr e a ty w ith E n g ­ to ta l loss a c c o rd in g
to
r a d i o ' Pa r tm e n t of A g ric u ltu re , a copy
a b le clou d in ess w ith local rains L ig h t Co. in s ta lls tra n s fo r m e r s
La Grande lets $ 1 2 ,4 0 4 .4 0 pav­ la n d is n o t c o m p le te d a n d th e
th e g ra d e n e a r W eed, is im p ro v ­
ad v ices.. T h e vessel
b ro k e t h e ! ° f w a te r; cook b e rrie s te n m in-
P ortland— Sauvies Island bridge
or sn ow s. C onsiderably colder af­ a t V in e g a r p la n t box fa c to ry and
ing contract to W arren C onstruc­ th re e -m ile lim it tr e a ty is s till o p ­
She
ta il s h a ft w h ile
e n ro u te
from j D is tric t F o r e s te r ’s o ffice in P o rt- w ill cost $75,0 0 0 ; contract to be in g a t th e W eed H o sp ita l.
te r M onday.
•lo c a l c re a m e ry .
tion Co.
w as u n co n scio u s a d ay. O ue leg
erative.
Y o kohom a to P o r tla n d .
lan d .
let before close of year.
w as b ro k en .
ONE KILLED
THREE HURT
! IN ACCIDENT
COAL MINE
EXPLOSION
KILLS TWO1
50 MARKSMEN
TAKE PART IN
LOCAL SHOOT
IIHEÂSI STATES
IN WINTER G R IP
i VOIE
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