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M A R S H F IE L D . Dec. 3.
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w a itin g
d e a th
se n te n c e
D ecem ber 21 fo r f ir s t d e ­
g ree m u rd e r of M rs. E bba
C oveil, his
s iste r-in -la w ,
h a s a sk ed h is a tto r n e y
C lau d e G iles to a p e p al his
case. G iles w ill do so and
give leg al ad vice fre e of
c h a rg e . C ovell is a t S alem .
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N u m b e r M ake th e O ccasion
Im p re ssiv e .
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L ith ia n s P re d ic t H ouse W ill Be
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W A SH IN G T O N , Dec. 3. — T he
W A SH IN G T O N , Dec. 3.— T he
six ty -e ig h th
C o n g ress convened
T he a n n u a l M em orial D ay pro-
D e p a rtm e n t of C om m erce a n n o u n ­
T h e Lit h ia n s ’ C a b a re t Min-
I g ram h e ld a t 3 :0 0 o ’clock Sun-
h e re a t noon to d a y c o n fro n te d by
ces th a t th e r e tu r n s co m p iled by
j s tre ls w ill a p p e a r to n ig h t a t th e
; day a fte rn o o n by th e A sh lan d
a m o m u m e n ta l a rr a y of d o m estic
th e B u re a y o f th e C en su s show
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i
V ining 1 h e a tre u n d e r th e m ost
j L odge of E lk s w as e x c ep tio n a lly
p ro b le m s a n d faced w ith a long
th a t d u rin g th e y e a r 1 9 22, 11,-
j im p re ssiv e a n d w ere w ell a tte n d e d Id a h o R e s id e n t P a y s D early fo r ia v o ra ble c o n d itio n s. C o n sta n t re -
g rin d w ith s lig h t hope of m uch
666 d e a th s re s u ltin g fro m acci­
h e a rs in g fo r th e p a st m o n th h a v e
by m em b e rs of th e o rd e r an d th e
H is K indness to a
c o n s tru c tiv e a c co m p lish m e n t.
d e n ts c a u se d by a u to m o b ile s a n d
p e rm itte d th e p a rtic ip a n ts to a t ­
pu
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Stranger.
S p e a k e r Not S elected
M rs. G len F a b r ic k C h a irm a n o f j o th e r m o to r v e h ic les (e x c lu d in g
ta in a high d e g re e of p e rfe c tio n
T he se rv ic es w e re co n d u c te d in
A fig h t d eveloped im m e d ia te ly
H igh School D e p a rtm e n t
m o to rc y cle s) o c c u rre d * w ith in th e
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Dec.
3.—
T
he
al-
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resp e c tiv e p a r ls - a n d th is
in th e H ouse w hen in s u r g e n ts on
of S ta te P. T. A.
d e a th re g is tr a tio n a r e a
of th e
w hich w as b e a u tifu lly d e c o ra te d tru is tic h a b it of p ic k in g up p e d ­ to g e th e r w ith th e fact th a t a
th e f irs t a n d second b a llo ts p re ­
U n ited S ta te s (ex c lu siv e of H a w ­
fo r th e occasion. T he p ro g ra m w as e s tria n s a n d g iv in g th em a lift has packed h ouse is a ssu re d places
v e n te d th e e le c tio n of S p e a k e r ! M rs. Glen F a b ric k , of M edford,
a ii- ) , w hich a re a c o n ta in s 85 p e r
re n d e re d by E lk s o nly a n d w as received a jo lt so f a r as J . t . S a n ­ th e p e rfo rm e rs at an excellent
G ille tt. E n o u g h R e p u b lic a n s voled has been a p p o in te d c h a irm a n of
c e n t of th e to ta l p o p u la tio n . T his
th e m ost in te r e s tin g a n d im p re s ­ d e rs of P a y e tte , Id ah o , is c o n c e rn ­ a d v a n ta g e .
fo r C ooper, of
W isconsin, a n d ( th e d e p a rtm e n t of P a re n t-T e a c h - n u m b e r re p r e s e n ts a d e a th r a te
sive y et held by th e local lodge.
T o n ig h t’s ev en t h a s not only
ed, lo r S a n d e rs, en r o u te to P o r t­
M ad d en , of Illin o is, to p re v e n t e r A sso ciatio n s in high schools.
of 12.5 p e r 100,000 p o p u la tio n as
T h e M em orial a d d re s s w as d e ­ lan d in h is c a r. w as th e victim a ttr a c te d m o te a tte n tio n th a n a n y
G ille tt fro m o b ta in in g th e neces- T his is an h o n o r w hich M rs. F ab -
liv ered by R ev. P. K. H am m ond, ol a m an w hom he had a tte m p te d hom e ta le n t p ro d u ctio n in past
a g a in s t
11.5 in 1921,
10.4 in
s a ry m a jo rity .
j r jcfc n iore t h a „ d e serv e s. U n d e r
1920, 9.4 in 1919, 9.3 in 1918 a n d
re c to r of T rin ity E p isco p al C h u rch to b efrien d in th is w ise th is m o rn ­ y e a rs b ut gives a s su ra n c e of being
T he D e m o c ra ts v o ted so lid ly for h e r le a d e rs h ip M edford h a s long
9 in 1917. In th e 27 s ta te s fo r
ol A sh lan d . T he s p e a k e r paid an ing on th e h ig h w ay , n in e m iles th e b est e n te rta in m e n t p ro g ra m
G a r re tt, of T en n essee.
had th e r e p u ta tio n of h a v in g th e w hich d a ta fo r 1917 a re a v a ila b le
e lo q u e n t a n d a p p ro p r ia te trib u te w est of th is city.
ev er sta g e d by a hom e ta le n t com ­
S e n a to r R o b in so n , of A rk a n s a s best H igh School P a re n t-T e a c h e r
to th e m em o ry of deceased m em ­
th e a c tu a l n u m b e r of th e se d e a th s
A cco rd in g to S a n d e rs, he picked pany. H alf a h u n d re d people w ill
w as u n a n im o u s ly e le c te d
D em ­ A sso ciatio n in th e s ta te . She h a s
b ers, in w hose h o n o r th e serv ices up a p e d e stria n , w ho a sk e d fo r a p a rtic ip a te in th e p ro g ra m , in ­
in c re a se d fro m 6.014 in t h a t y e a r
o c ra tic le a d e r in th e s e n a te p a rty m ad e a s tu d y of th is m a t te r ’ a n d
lift. A co u p le of m iles f a r th e r th e c lu d in g th e best m usical ta le n t
a re co n d u c te d a n n u a lly .
to 9,581 in 1922, th e c o rre s p o n d ­
c a u c u s, su c ce e d in g O scar U n d e r­ h e r su ccess p ro v es t h a t she know s
T h e r itu a lis tic w o rk , w as c o n ­ m an p u lle d a g u n a n d com pelled a v a ila b le In th e c ity an d th o se
in g r a te s fo r th e s e tw o y e a rs b e­
w ood, of A la b a m a , w ho re tire d how to h a n d le th is lin e of w ork. ing 8.7 a n d 12.9.
his b e n e fa c to r to h a n d o v er his
w ho a tte n d a re a s su re d v alu e r e ­
I h o u g h th e O rien t, L. I „ school b oard ban on " c ig g ie s ” a n d I d u c te d by , E x a lte d R u le r E. C.
la s t session.
T his a p p o in tm e n t
a lso
c a rrie s
•¿nickers in th e c lassro o m b ro u g h t a b o u t th e re s ig n a tio n of th is p re tty P a y n e an d s u b o r d in a te o ffic ers, cash, $35, an d fo rced him o u t of ceived fo r th e m oney am i a tte n d ­
C
alifornia
Leads
C oolidge Speaks Tom orrow
w ith it p o sitio n on th e s ta te ex­
in te re
r e st
s t' th e m ac h in e. T he ro b b e r s ta r te d ance.
Using a rate based on total pop- te a c h e r, th e - e ff e c t of h e r lib e ra l an d in d e p e n d e n ? id ea s lias been to ¡ Waa Wel1 r e » d e re d . a d d in g In
W A SH IN G T O N . Dec. 3.— P re s- e c u tiv e b o a rd . T h is gives S o u th
fre e W e e h a w k e n , N. J ., sc h o o lm a ’a m s of s im ila r b ars, sin ce th e c ity ’s a n d im p re ssiv e n ess to th è occa to d riv e off, h u t in his excitem ent
T he event h a s been c h a r a c te r ­
M ont C oolidge w ill d e liv e r
h l s i e r n O regon th re e m em b e rs on t h e / “ o n ," “ , “ 2
"“ ""L
c h ie f of e d u c a tio n ru le d th a t th e b o ard liad no r ig h t to pry in to th e sion.
p lu n g ed o ff th e h ig h w a y o v er a
ized
by a reco rd b re a k in g «eat
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m e s s a g e to m o rro w , an d th e e o n n -| s ta t e h o a rd , th e o th e r tw o b e in g 1
S v en area. California
50-foot e m b a n k m e n t. T h e b a n d it
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sp o n so rs of th e M in strels
tr y w ill be reliev e d of th e te n se M rs. Oln A rn s p e ig e r of M edford lea d s a ll o th e r s ta te s in th e d e a th
h ig h e s t c la ss a n d co m p rised tw o e scap ed ^ an d th e la s t S a n d e rs saw
pred ict th a t th e e n tire bouse will
W AN T A L L E X H IB IT S IN
p e rio d of a w a itin g h is m essage. a n d M rs. L ouis D odge of A sh lan d . r a te p e r 1 0 0.000 of p o p u la tio n
n u m b e rs by th e re c e n tly form ed of him w as a s he lim ped o ff dow n be sold out a t 8 :0 0 o ’clock, c u r ­
w ith 26.0 p e r c e n t. N ew Y ork is
th e ro ad .
BY TU ESD A Y A FTER N O O N
U n u su a l in te re s t a w a its th e m e s­ M rs. F a b ric k w as c h a irm a n of th e
E lk s o rc h e s tra , tw o vocal solos
second
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S a n d e rs la te r o b ta in e d aid from ta in tim e. T he e v e , was no so o n ­
sa g e, a n d m en of a ll p a rtie s an d . ^ n i e h h v v h l m n n , M vdford a n d j w ith 13.9. MUalmUpp! h a ,
th e
All a rtic le s fo r th e N e e d le c ra ft by C arl L o v elan d , a n d a violin solo
P
e
n d le to n an d w ith th e a ssista n c e e r a n n o u n c ed th a n o rd e rs began
fa c tio n s a re an x io u s to le a rn th e A sh la n d , w hich w as d e c la re d t o ; iow est rate>
a n d A rt D e p a rtm e n t sh o u ld
be by S u m n e r P a r k e r , w ith W. H. ol tw o c a rs th e w reck ed m ach in e p o u rin g in fo r tic k e ts and an u n ­
a ttitu d e of th e new P re s id e n t on be one of th e best e v e r held in t h e '
.
b ro u g h t to th e C h a u ta u q u a B uild- B rig g s a c c o m p a n ist. " T h e V acan t was p u lled up th e b ank. T h e door p rec e d e n te d d e m a n d h a s p re v a il­
Los Angeles Rate High
at
n a tio n a l a n d in te r n a tio n a l q u e s ­ s ta te .
C h a ir” an d "N o N ig h t T h e re ”
of th e coach w as b ro k en a n d one ed. R eserved s e a ts a n s e llin g a t
T h e B u re a u of C en su s h a s a lso Dig Way T h ro u g h T w o F o o t W all H‘S 1 u e sd a.v a fte rn o o n a n d even-
tio n s .
w e re th e n u m b e rs im p r e s s iv e ly
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le was w recked.
$1.5 0 ; w ith
g e n e ra l
of I^ane C o u n ty J a ill a t
ad m issio n
P o litic a l T u rm o il L oom s
a n d e n te r re n d e re d by M r. L o veland.
p
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E leven m em b ers of A sh lan d
th em .
T he p ro g ra m follow s.
try . Los A n g eles h ad a d e a th r a te
H o u se of R e p re s e n ta tiv e s of th e
L
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of 29.5 p e r c e n t fo r th e y e a r 1922.
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second e d d u g th e ir w ay th ro u g h a tw o m entS as wel1 a n d th e c o m m itte e s
o r c h e s tr a
to d a y , is one of th e m o st p ic tu r ­
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w ith 27.9. T he r a te in P o rtla n d is
e s q u e a sse m b la g e s th a t ev er faced
¡ ja il a n d escap ed e a rly to d ay . T he ™a d y fo r ° P c n in g W e d n esd a y a t W . H o w a rd , Geo. H . K e tc h u m ,
T h e L ith ia n s ’ F am o u s B ooster
14.0.
th e S p e a k e r's gavel.
J o h n M cD ougall, F r a n k E. G rieve,
T h re e H o u rs I n d e r W reck ed C ur
¡1 1 :0 0 A. M.
H a rm o n iz e rs:
m en used a sm all iro n p la te , to rn
P a r ty lin e s a re v e ry closely
em , J a m e s M. C ro n e m ille r, C h a rle s
B rin g s P n e u m o n ia a n d
G
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from th e ja il s in k , to dig a n d te a r 40 K IL L E D IN E N G L IS H
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COAL M IN E A C CID EN T W a rre n E. W illia m s, a n d C h a rle s
FOR PROVERBIAL SONG
D. M iller, S. A. P e te rs J r .,
T h e escap ed in clu d e s A1 N eil,
Is A ssured.
L a b o rite , 1 In d e p e n d e n t
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D esm ond.
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WASHINGTON, # Dec. 1.— That R. E v a n s, J . W ray , se rv in g s e n ­
place.
P e te r — F o rty m en a re know n to be
It is seldom t h a t tw o m en a re
a m a jo rity of 18 over th e D em o­ clock th is m o rn in g
H is d e a th °b s o le te w a rs h ip s a r e s e llin g fo r ten c e s on liq u o r c h a rg e s ;
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s son, a w a itin g a tria l on a s u lt of a coal m in e d is a s te r n e a r
TO C A P T U R E CÓNVICTS tim e, b u t such a n e v e n t w as r e ­
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A ngeles “ S h e ik ,” se rv in g a s e n -1 an d cras,!Cd in to m en a t w ork in
M in n e so ta , w ho is o c c u p y in g th e from
L E A V E N W O R T H , K an sas, Dec. w hen G ene H a stin g s re tu rn e d to
F re n c h
G ulch
y e s te rd a y m n t fo r th e s a le of six b a ttle s h ip s
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a
g u a rd s w ere ru sh e d from
th e c o stu m e s fo r th e L ith ia n R osebud W o r ld s G re a te s t .Saxophone A r t­
w h o a n n o u n c e d h e w as " d r y e r ” . ies s u s ta in e d . P n e u m o n ia develop- m e n t tre a ty . F iv e of th e s l i p s
NEGRO IS A R R E S T E D
being
C h o ru s fo r to u ig h t’s m in s tre l show
th a n even th e fam o u s d ry advo- j ed y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n a n d it a re of th e o b so le te c a p ita l ty p e, c h a rg e of la re n c y , a f te r
FO R F IE N D IS H M U R D ER F e d e ra l p riso n h e re on re c e ip t of
ists:
c
a
u
g
h
t
a
sleep
in
a
C
o
tta
g
e
G
rove
It seem s th a t in th e ex c item e n t
c a te ; K n u d W e fa ld ( F - L ) , also of w as e v id e n t th e end w as close a t I b*d
a m essag e th a t som e co n v icts w ho
C ar, L oveland, R alp h G ill, Geo.
MO, 000 w as receiv ed fo r
h o u se he had ro b b ed .
of b o o stin g th e m in s tre l show ,
F ra n c is B a rro n , B ober, 'R ed-
M in n e so ta, and V ic to r B e rg e r h an d .
the Kansas; $<«,000 for the Phil­
IN D IA N A PO L IS, Dec. 3.— P o ­ escaped fro m th e s ta te p e n ite n ­
Jo
h
n
E
n
d
e
rs
le
ft
th
e
box
of
cos­
w
iue, A ndy M cC allan, F ra n k
( S .) , of W isco n sin , K v a le - a n d
lice to d ay held Jo h n Shaw , n eg ro , tia ry a t L a n siu g y e s te rd a y w ere
T he th re e co m p a n io n s of Mc­ adelphia; >37,760 for the Phila­
J o rd a n , O tis Jo h n so n .
PENDLETON
MAN
IS
tu
m
e
s
in
th
e
H
otel
B
a
rb
e
r
sh
o
p
.
B e rg e r ex pect to "g o a lo n g ” w ith C orm ick th o u g h t he w as d ead delphia; 436,666 for the Dele-
E ttso n ,
e ig h t
in c o n n e ctio n w ith th e fie n d ish s u rro u n d e d n e a r
E v ery b o d y C alls Me H oney
F IN E D F O R T R E S P A S S
W ith a m u ltip lic ity of d u tie s , J o h n
th e R e p u b lic a n s on g e n e ra l r o u ­ fo llo w in g th e a c c id e n t an d c lim b ­ ware, $41,110 and $37,110 were
m u rd e r of Mrs. H elen W elch el, m iles aw ay. P ack h o u n d s tra c e d
D ream y M elody
could n o t re m e m b e r w h a t he had
tin e le g isla tio n an d p a rty a ffa irs . ed up th e m o u n ta in s id e
23, w ho w as a b d u c te d , a s sa u lte d , tw o tra ils , one le a d in g to K a n sa s
to th e the bids submitted for the Ver­
Down H om e R ag
PO R T L A N D ,
Dec.
3. ‘ J u s t
d o n e w ith th em . G ene H asting»
W e fa ld h a s re fu se d to a c ce p t c la s ­ ra il to h a il a c h a n ce p a sse rb y . I t mont and Nebraska, which are at
ro bbed, sh o t an d th ro w n from a C ity an d th e o th e r to w a rd L e a v en ­
.
.
s e le c te d
one m o re d a n c e " cost K e n n e th
j o b served th e box a n d as no one E p iso d e 5
s ific a tio n by e ith e r p a rty .
v iad u c t. A p p rh e n sio n w as fe lt by w o rth , in d ic a tin g th a t th e p r i­
w as o v e r th re e h o u rs b e fo re V. S. M are Isla n d .
E
p
iso
d
e
5
K en n ed y ,
P e n d le to n
R ound-U p
T h is is a g e n e ra l o u tlin e of th e B e n n e tt cam e a lo n g a n d gave a id .
in to tw o called fo r it he o p ened th e box
police w hen a crow d g a th e re d in s o n e rs had divided
IN TER M ISSIO N
pony ex p re ss rid e r, $25 in U nited
:|£d a f te r in sp e c tin g th e co stu m es
p o litic a l d iv ision in th e
H ouse.
a th re a te n in g m ood in fro n t of g ro u p s.
M cC orm ick w as n o t d e a d , b u t REPORT LIGHT CATCH
E pisode <»
S ta te s D is tric t J u d g e B e a n ’s c o u rt
decided th e y w ould m ak e s u ita b le
T h e re a re g ro u p s a n d
fa c tio n s fo r h o u rs h e h ad s u ffe re d in th e
h e a d q u a rte rs . O nly th e fa c t t h a t
O
v
e
rtu
re
- . .
O rc h e stra
AT KLAMATH HATCHERY to d a y w hen
K ennedy
p leaded
IN C R E A S E IN E Y « R F S S
1 dre8f,es fo r hia
R«*-
w h ich c a n n o t be ig n o re d in con- cold a n d w ith th e p ain
tw o n e g ro d e te c tiv e s w ere in s tru -
d u e to
L IT H IA N C A B A ItE T T
g tilla
u ilty re s e w rv hen
a tio n K
. e n n e d y p le a d e d d j ' m e n ta l in b rin g in g a b o u t th e a r-
BATES IS IIK C L IX E D
** '* > » «
s id e rin g th e p ro b a b le
tre n d of j th re e f ra c tu r e d rib s.
M IN STR EL
YREKA, Dec. 3.— Only 6,000,-
________
i T he d re sse s w ere trie d on, b u t
le g is la tio n d u rin g th e sessio n . T he i T he d e c ed e n t w as a n a tiv e of
IN
T
E
R
L
O
C
, TOR (h e a d w a ite r ,
K
e
n
n
e
d
,,
a
c
c
o
rd
in
g
c
h
a
r
g
e
,
'
°
a
"
a
y
ra
c
e
000 eggs were taken during this
w ere found too larg e . T h is m o rn ­
B illy B riggs
W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. 3. — T he
d iv isio n is m a in ly in R e p u b lic a n S h a sta c o u n ty , ag e d 35. H e w as years' salmon spawning
season m ad e by th e U m a tilla re s e rv a tio n BEN D PO L IC E O F F IC E R
ing he rea d th e n o tic e o f a $50.00
E M ) MEN (w a ite rs )
in te r s t a te C om m erce C om m ission
r a n k s : th e D e m o c ra ts a re u n ite d born in Ono. H e lea v e s a w idow
at Klamath on the Klamath River o ffic e rs, w as re c e n tly -o rd e re d off
“ B e r t” M iller
"D o c ” P h e tte p la c e
D ISC H A R G E D BY COUNCIL
re
w
a
rd
p
u
b
lish
e
d
in
th
e
T
id
in
g
s
d eclin ed to p e rm it th e A m erican
a n d can c o u n t upon th e ir
fu ll | fo u r c h ild re n a n d fo u r s is te rs ,
C
lyde
G
u
n
te
r
C lyde Y oung
near Hornbrook.
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, re tu r n e d th e box
th e re s e rv a tio n , b u t tw ice r e tu r n ­
_______________
s tr e n g th of 207 in a n y p u re ly p o - )
BEN D , Dec. 3.— M illard T rip ­ R ailw ay a n d E x p re ss Co. an in-*
Last year the catch was 20,- ed a f te r h is rem o v a l. An old s ta ­
an d c o stu m e s to J o h n a n d received
litic a l c o n te st.
MAN K N OW N H E R E D IED
CA I) A R E T T E N T E R T A IN E R g —
000,000, and the year before 19,- tu te w hich c a rrie s a m axim um le tt, local police o ffic er, w as d is ­ c re a se in e x p re ss ra te s . T h e com ­ th e re w a rd .
F a rm B loc S tro n g
dow n
th e
B lan ch e M aeL ean. Alice McGee
IN CH ICAG O N O V EM B ER 0 000,000.
c h a rg e d by th e city council F rid a y m ission a lso tu rn e d
fin e of $1000 w as re s u rre c te d and
J o h n Im m e d ia te ly n o tifie d th e
V elm a C lapp, H elen S a n fo rd ’.
T h e m ost im p o rta n t am o n g th e
p
ro
p
o
sitio
n
o
f
th
e
N
a
tio
n
a
l
C
on­
The run was light this year. K e n n e d y w as a rre s te d w hen he n ig h t. D iscord in th e police d e ­
L ith ia n s a n d m em b ers of th e m in ­
D
orothy K ellogg, D orothy Reid,
H o u se fa c tio n s a re th e fa rm bloc, 1 N ew s of th e d e a th of J o h n A.
Most all of the first run escaped a g a in v isite d th e re s e rv a tio n to p a rtm e n t, said to be cau sed by fe re n c e on th e v a lu a tio n of A- s tre l show an d jo y p r e v a ile d T he
D orothy P ad d o ck , D orothy Lam -
u n d e r th e y e a d e rs h ip of R epresen-1 A b b o tt, 84, p ro m in e n t ju r is t, law -
son, E th e l G reen. M axine Rose
at the time so much water came a tte n d a d an ce. J u d g e B ean d e c id ­ I r ip le tt, w as th e c h ie f rea so n m erica n ra ilro a d s , w hich Is h e a d ­ show will be h eld , a n d th e c o s tu ­
ta tiv e L. J . D ick in so n ( R .) , o f ) y er, p a rty le a d e r a n d e d ito r of
ed by S e n a to r L a F o lle tte , say
T h e lm a H eer.
given,
a
lth
o
u
g
h
th
e
fa
c
t
th
a
t
down the river in October and ed a $25 fin e w ould serv e to
m es w ill a d o rn th e m em b ers of th e
F loyd R u sh , C has. R ush, C has.
Io w a , fo r w hich a m e m b e rsh ip of C hicago, Illin o is, h a s been receiv-
ing t h a t th e com m ission review all
T
rip
le
tt
allow
ed
h
im
se
lf
to
be
d
is
­
overflowed the .dam.
c h o ru s to n ig h t.
check K e n n e d y ’s v isits.
R o b ertso n ,
" C h ic k ”
F a rlo w .
52 is c la im e d : th e W isco n sin g ro u p j ed h e re by re la tiv e s . Mr. A b b o tt
a rm e d by a civ ilian re c e n tly w as its fin d in g s, u n d e r w hich e x istin g
One-ha,f of this year’s spawn
-
latter
"D orn” P ro v o st, •N ew t” H a r ­
of 12 an d th e ex-serv ice m e n ’s w as b o rn in D e a rb o rn c o u n ty , In ­
! also m e n tio n e d . C o u n cilm an C. P. v a lu a tio n s a re fixed.
riso n .
L e a rn in g th a t th e L ith ia n s w ere
was sent to the Fall Creek hatch­ GOLD DREDGE DESTROYS
g ro u p of 38. T he fa rm bloc c a rrie s d ia n a , Nov. 5, 1839 an d d ied No-
C
A
B A R E T T G U ESTS—
OLD
M
IN
IN
G
T
O
W
N
i*
iSW
0nger
V°
te<1
ag&in8t
th
e
m
°
-
ery, the other half going to Sisson
s ta g in g th e show fo r b e n e fit p u r ­
AUTO
REGISTRATION
w itli it th e le a d in g P ro g re ssiv e s, v e m b e r 9, 1923.
M
rs. J a c k E d w ard s. Miss G en ­
, tio n to d isc h a rg e d e c la rin g th a t
hatchery.
poses only, G ene H a stin g s h a s r e ­
evieve H en sley , M rs. W illiam
in c lu d in g th o W isc o n sin g ro u p , j H e w as a v e te ra n of th e Civil
IN
O
REGO
N
1«5,
0
4
2
T R IN IT Y C E N T E R , C al., D e c ..*T r ip le tt w as th e b est m an in thG
tu rn e d th e re w a rd to E n d e rs.
B rig g s, Mrs. J o h n S h o rtrid g e ,
----------------------------------------------------- W ar. h a v in g se rv e d w ith h is reg -
2-— T h is old m iA ing to w n i> b e in g d e p a rtm f n f -
Mrs. W ing, Mrs. J. F. F in n e ra n
HIRAM
JOHNSON
WILL
SA
LEM
,
Dec.
3.—
A
to
ta
l
of
(C o n tin u e d on p ag e 4)
im e n t in n u m b e rs of b a ttle s . H e
Mrs. V. V. M ills.
165, 042 a u to m o b ile s had been !) FA T A L MISHA PS
MAKE SPEAKING TOUR b u rie d , o r r a t h e r is b e in g d u g IS A B O O ST ER F O R
H a rry T o m linson. "D o c ” B ur-
----------------------------------
a tte n d e d v a rio u s co lleg es in th e
up. by th e gold d re d g e . T h e site
R E P O R T E D IN W E E K
C L A S S IF IE D COLUMN re g is te re d in th e a u to m o b ile de-
die, 8. A. P e te rs J r ., J o h n F in ­
W IL L R E Q U IR E T R E A T Y
e a st an d w as p ro m in e n tly id e n ti-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.— Hir­ of th e fo rm e r V o llm ers H o te l, a ¡XX
n e ra n . V. V. M ills, J a c k E d ­
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XX p a rtm e n t o f th e s e c re ta ry of
TO R E G U L A T E LIQU OR fied w ith th e R e p u b lic a n p a rty
s
ta
t
e
’s
o
ffice
h
e
re
up
to
closing
w
ard s, “ C h ic k ” F a rlo w .
la
n
d
m
a
rk
am
o
n
g
e
a
rly
s
e
ttle
r
s
,
X
X
SA
LEM
,
Dec.
3.—
N
ine
fath
l
a
c
­
am W. Johnson of California is
H e n ry K erb y , of th e XX
-----------
; d u rin g his life tim e .
tim
e
N
o
vem
ber
30.
T
h
is
is
an
in
­
now is a big pile o f ro ck a n d d irt XX E a g le M eat M a rk e t, h a s XX
c id e n ts w er am o n g th e 645 r e p o r t­
W A SH IN G TO N . Dec. 3— T re a ty
H e w as a b ro th e r of th e la te planning an extensive speaking
(C o n tin u e d on p ag e 4)
c re a se o f m o re th a n 30,000 over ed to th e in d u s tria l a c c id e n t com ­
— th e d e b ris le f t by th e d re d g e ' XX
tour
in
furtherance
of
his
candi­
been a c o n s ta n t s u b s c rib e r XX
a rr a n g e m e n ts w ill be n e c e ssa ry i " Hliam A b b o tt, w ho re sid e d on
a f te r it h a s s trip p e d th e gold from XX e v e r since th e D aily T id ­ XX th e to ta l r e g is tra tio n fo r 1922, m ission fo r th e w eek e n d in g Nov
b etw een th e U nited S ta te s
a n d B laine s tr e e t fo r m any y e a rs a n d dacy for the Republican presiden-
DUDLEY W IL L AD D RESS
hen 134,566 a u to m o b ile s c a rrie d
tia l n o m in a tio n , it w a s le a rn e d i th e 8Oil. T h e e n tir e e a s te rn p a r t XX in g s w as fo u n d ed an d in XX w
O regon ta g s. S e c re ta ry of S ta te brakV m an H o l d " » ? J ° h«-
C a n a d a to p u t in to e ffe c t som e visited in A shland a t one tim e. H e
CH A M B ER T I ESD AL NOON
here today following his return o f th e to w n h a s been d u g up a n d XX d isc u ssin g th e v a lu e of th e XX K ozer e s tim a te s t h a t re g is tr a tio n s T ra n k le fire n
" 1,,am ) T he fo ru m -lu n c h eo n
of th e
p ro p o sa ls p la n n e d by A m erica to is su rv iv e d by se v era l re la tiv e s on
d e sp o ile d . T h e w est sid e still XX C lassified co lu m n s of th e
from
Chicago.
ir
a
n
k
le
,
fire
m
a
n
,
L
o
n
d
o
n
;
P
as-
XX: fo r 1924, w hich a re a lre a d y com -
C h a m b e r of C om m erce T u e sd a y is
r e s tr ic t th e illeg a l flow of liq u o r th e co ast, am o n g w hom is a so n ,;
The senator is expected to be­ s ta n d s b ecau se th e lan d is held by i XX p a p e r sa id :
q u e l,e De V incenso, la b o re r. L in n -
X
X
)
ing
in,
w
ill
re
a
c
h
180,000.
R
e-
W
a
lte
r,
re
sid
in
g
in
s
o
u
th
P
a
s
a
­
in te n d e d to be o n e of th e most
a n d n a rc o tic s a c ro ss th e b o rd er.
gin his tour within the next few p riv a te o w n ers. T h e d re d g e h a s XX
" I h a v e given close a t ­ XXjceipts of th e d e p a rtm e n t to d a te to n , M anuel Ja co b o , q u a rry m a n . in te re s tin g am t best a tte n d e d of'
S ta te D e p a rtm e n t o ffic ia ls a n ­ d e n a ; M rs. B e rth a C o rth e ll an d
w o rk e d u p to w ith in fifty feet of XX te n tio n to th e b a rg a in s
r t K la m a th ; I ^ e E. N ic h o ls .),h e season and ev e ry m em b er ,s
XX; to ta l $ 4 ,0 5 6 ,4 8 1 .8 7 .
Miss D o ro th y A b bott, neices- S t weeks, possibly during the Christ-
n o u n c e d to d ay .
th
e
school
h
o
u
se.
e
p
a
r-tre e -m a n . P e n n ; F ra n k O tt, u rg e d to e x e r t e. special e f f o r t to
X
X
o
ffe
red
in
th
e
C
lassified
xxi
a. A bbott, of S am s V alley a n d L ™aS
° f congress’ Johnson
« colum n a n d am sa fe in XX) S T A N F IE L D L A T E ;
ry k n p u lle r, W a u n a ;
F. C. | be p re s e n t. A. S. D udley, ex ecu tiv e
A. A b b o tt an d Miss A lice A bbott, himself would not discuss the
MAN K IL L S H IM S E L F
DR ILL POSTPONED
!
«
proposed
trip
today.
His
plans,
he
sa
y
in
g
th
a
t
by
ta
k
in
g
a
d
­
S
tevens,
second
lo
ad
er.
P
o
r
tla n d ; m a n a g e r of th e
XX Í
MAY LOSE ‘PLUM’
O regon S ta te
A F T E R H IS A R R E S T ot P o rtla n d , all neices a n d n e p h ­ said, were incomplete.
T h e 4 8 4 th Co. C. A. C. w ill not XX v a n ta g e of m any of them
F
red
G
ollough,
ews.
XX
b ru sh
b u rn e r. C h a m b e r of C om m erce, will be ,h o
hold r e g u la r d rill to n ig h t, d u e XX I h a v e saved an a m o u n t of
W A SH IN G TO N . Dec. 3.— S en­ E stac a d a .
sp e a k e r.
S E A T T L E . Dec. 2— Ben L. T itu s
to th e L ith ia n m in s tre l show . D rill XX m oney th a t f a r exceeds
a to r S ta n fie ld ’s c h a n ce s fo r m em -
______ ________________ t
CREATE
TWO
CARDINALS
M IC K L E IS A P P O IN T E D
fo rm e r c ity c le rk of E lle n s b u rg .
w ill be held to m o rro w n ig h t in. XX th e cost of th e s u b s c rip ­ jj ! h e rs h ip on th e
s e n a te
fin a n c e
CHARLES CRAIG PARDONED
U. S. W E A T H E R R E P O R T
W a sh ., sh o t h im se lf th ro u g h th e
s te a d .
♦» tio n . T h e re a re alw ay s II c o m m itte e h av e been Im p aired by
SA LEM . Dec. 3 .— J. D. M ickle
ROME, Dec. 3— No new Amer­
W
A SH IN G TO N .
D ec.
1. __
h e a d th is m o rn in g a f te r h e had was a p p o in te d S ta te D airy an d
ft b a rg a in s in t h a t d e p a r t­
h is fa ilu re to a rriv e in ad v an ce
W A SH IN GTON, Dec. 3 .— P re si- W e a th e r o u tlo o k fo r th e period
ican cardinals will be created by Mr. B illin g s B etter—
b een a rr e s te d a t h is ho m e h e re by Food C o m m issio n er to d ay by Gov­
X? m en t of y o u r p a p e r.”
of th e sessio n . O th e r c a n d id a te s d e n t C oolidge g ra n te d a p a r d o n , Dec. 3. to Dec. 8, in clu siv e : P a-
the next consistory, It was an­
H o m e r B illin g s g re e te d p a tro n s
a c ity d e te c tiv e on c h a rg e s of f o r ­ e rn o r P ie rc e , to succeed C. L. H a w ­
T h e ex p e rien c e of K e r­ n i a r e on th e g ro u n d , and now seem to C h a rle s C raig, New Y ork c o m p -( cific C oast S ta te s — Much clo u d i-
nounced at the Vatican. Two ad­ y e s te rd a y m o rn in g fo llo w in g an i XX
g e ry . T itu s died in s ta n tly . T he ley. w ho d ied F rid a y . M ickle fo rm ­
X
X
by
h a s been th e e x p e r­ II ¡lik e ly to kn o ck th e p ersim m o n be­ tro lle r, w ho w as
ditional Italian cardinals will be f a b se n c e o f a w eek a t h is hom e,
se n te n c e d to neats and o ccasional ra in in west
w a r r a n t h a s been receiv ed this, e rly occupied th e o ffice a n d is
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¡ th e o n ly o nes n a m e d , a s w as an-* M r. B illin g s a p p e a rs as well as
ience of o th e r A sh lan d ll 1 fo re th e O regon s e n a to r a rriv e s . serve sixty days in Jail for con-
p o rtio n , p ro b ab ly snow in th e
m o rn in g by te le g ra p h .
well know n th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te , n o u n ced la te r.
XX people.
11 Word received at his office indi- tempt of court by Federal Judge
ev er.
¡m o u n ta in s . T e m p e ra tu re n o rm a l,
Mayer, of New York
X X t X X X X X X X X X X X « U cates he will be here Monday.
o r so m e w h at below .
G AVE HIM A LIR
MJE R E C 0 G NITION
ESCAPE FROM JA IL
EXPOSURE FATAL TD
AUTO CRASH VICTIM
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