Ashland daily tidings., January 21, 1924, Image 1

MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water 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. XLVII.
T 0 TAL DEBT
OF OREGON
$60,246,830.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
TEAPOT DOME LEASE IS
SOURCE O F SENSATION
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::
D. S. ISSUES
ASHLAND CLIMATE
M ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1924
NO. 118
TRADING MATES FA ILS;
H USBAND GETS DIVORCE
8
RENO, Nev., Jan. 21.— 8
8 A fter he had declined to 8 ,
8 consider an exchange of «
8 wives as proposed by a 8
8 friend, his wife deserted 8
» him, H arry Charles Pel- 8
BOK TELLS
U. S. SENATE
TO HEAD IN
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 «
— A sensation was created ::
today when Archie Roose­ 8
«
« velt appeared before the ::
tt Senate public lands com­
'tt m ittee and announced he
:: had resigned a vice-presi­
:: dent of the Union Petrol­
8 tie r testified in his suit « !
:: eum company, because of
8 for divorce from Mrs. Bes- 8
:: certain suspicions he had tt
8 sie C. Peltier. He said his ::
8
8 w i f e strongly favored 8
of
H
arry
F.
Sinclair’s
Bonded Liabilities Are Off­
~ Must Lay No Mines in Mex-
::
8 the trade, but th at the 8
dealing
in
connection
with
Ladder
Breaks,
Precipita­
set by Assets of $18,-
•• ican Port; Remove Any
«
8 proposition filled h i ra 8 Promoter of $100,000 Peace
the
lease
of
Teapot
Dome
ting
Men
Into
Tank
of
977,421.
~
That
Are
Laid.
Plan Refuses to Reveal
8 with disgust.
tt oil reserves from Ex-Sec­ » ,
Flaming Oil.
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8
Money Spent.
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retary
Fall.
Union
P
etro
l­
8
District
Judge
Moran
8
STATE ON CASH BASIS I«
‘‘
BLOCKADE
POSTPONED
eum is a Sinclair subsid­
3 OTHERS ARE INJURED ¡? held th a t Peltier had am ­ 8
SHOWN FAVOR
iary.
ple grounds for a divorce 8 PLAN
H ighw ay O bligations Top List 1 ö
» M exican R egulars E xecu te Strateg­
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I
»
Im m ense Yard and P lan t o f Stan­
Roosevelt has been an
and granted the decree.
W ith $3M 3«S,25O and B o­
8
ic Move in G oing Thru
5 ,1 2 8 V otes A gainst Plan, W hile
i#
«
official
of
the
company
for
«
8 8 8 8 8 8 8
dard
Gil
Co.
B
urning
in
8
n o s B ill in Second P lace
El P aso.
«18,520 Are Favorable;
n several years.
P ittsburg.
Many V oting.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— The
SALEM, Jan. 21.— The total
PITTSBURG, Jan. 21.— Seven
United States g o v e r n m e n t ,
bonded indebtedness of the state
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.
Ed-
firemen are known to have per­
through the D epartm ent of State,
of Oregon on December 31, 1923,
ward
W.
Bok,
promoter
of
the
ished and three others are prob-
has forwarded a note to H ureta,
was $60,246,830, according to
widely
heralded
$100,001)
peace
i ably fatally injured in one of the
leader of the Mexican revolution,
the annual report of O. P. Hoff,
plan, flatly refused to reveal to
most appaling fires in the history
in which he is em phatically w arn­
state treasurer, completed here
of this city and which is destroy­ Members Are G raduates of W ell the senatorial committee the a-
ed not to lay any mines in the en­
Saturday.
mount of money he expended in
ing the immense plant and yards
K nown C ollege; Many O th­
trances to Mexican ports, and if
Highway bonds top the list with
promoting the undertaking. "That
of the Standard Oil company. The
ers Are Existent-
obligations aggregating $38,395,- P lans G oing Forw ard For E xecu ­ such mines are already laid to re­
is my own business, not the pub­
tragedy
to
the
firemen
resulted
move
them
at
once.
tion B y A sphyxiation in
250. World war veterans’ state aid
lic’s nor the governm ent's” he
when the ladder, on which they
Initial steps toward the organi­ said. Bok s refusal to answer
Nevada.
bonds total $20,000,000, district
were fighting the terrific blaze zation of an O. A. C. Club were questions of this sort featured the
B lockade “Postponed.**
interest bonds $1,401,580, and
collapsed, plunging them into a taken Thursday evening when ! opening of the senate’s invest iga-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.— W ith
CARSON CITY, Nev., Jan. 21—
ru ra l credit bonds $450,000.
sea
of burning oil.
¡thirteen form er O. A. C. students tion of his plan, which enemies
the
American
fast
cruiser
Rich­
Classified as offsets against the Construction of the lethal gas
mond
already
on
the
ground
and
¿
/
1
7
7
7
7
7
7
?
Wkh
the
ex'
and graduates m et a t the Practice charge as “ propaganda designed
aggregate bonded indebtedness of chamber to be used in the execu­
seven
more
fighting
ships
en
plosion of a 10,000 barrel tank of House and elected officers and sp ­ to lead the United States into the
$60,246,830, are assets totaling tion of Hughie Sing and Gee Jon,
oil, transferred the plant and yard pointed various working commit- League of Nations.”
Chinese m urderers, February 8th, route to Mexican w aters carrying
$18,977,421.88.
into a sea of fire in which ten tees. The officers are: RalphfBil-
These assets include the fol is proceeding at the state prison. 1,100 blue jackets to protect
Several days ago a number of
lowing items:
, other tanks of like capacity are lings, president, Beatrice W eather- the so-called “ treaty rippers”
Two death-cells, each seven feet American interests and to insure
' standing.
¡ford, secretary. A constitution launched a campaign of critic’sm
R ural cr e d i t f a r m
long, seven feet high and five feet the unrestricted flow of commer­
m ortgages .......... $ 4 50,000.00 ! wide, are under construction in i ce, Mexican revolutionists have
The entire district within ten committee of Mrs. Homer E lhart against the Bok plan, known as
an old stone building in the pri- decided to “ postpone their an ­
Irrigation district cer­
blocks is segregated. Persons in Mabie Black and Oliver Anderson the American Peace Award. Rep­
nounced blockade of the great oil
son yard.
tificates of indebt­
the vicinity have fled.
| officers of the club to be elec^d. resentatives of both parties are
W arden Denver S. Dickerson port of Tampico. This inform ation
edness ....................1,401,580.00
The blaze was rapidly commun- with the foregoing were the f ir s t! deluded in the list of antagonists
model o tV he” ace“i? M te ’ MawZ T atoteiio® t'he actress,
’ b“ l' di" gB
‘he ,lr8t° ° « * a" ° ' * * «Tab aad 8a“ - d<'d << dragging” th 'e 'm « i
states plans for the execution have is carried in a cablegram received plaster
W orld war veterans’
by
the
Navy
D
epartm
ent
from
not been difinitely completed, but
state a i d sinking
to be elected.
i te r into the senate and asking for
The two glass tubes in her nostrils enable her to breathe. When |
y&r
fund ...................... 1,666,587.18 th at hydrocyanic gas will prob)' Read Admiral MaGruder in charge the plaster cast of the face is completed, Miss T aliaferro’s features
No definite steps toward setting an *nv^8tigatlon.
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ably be poured into the cells as of the naval detachm ent sent to ar so clearly defined th a t Captain O’Brien is able perfectly to repro- r I ft r
W orld w ar veterans’
the dates for meeting were taken
soon as the two crim inals are Mexico.
state aid first m ort­
duce them on the sculptured bust he is making of her.
' I I 11 I
Peaee Plan Favored
and no action will be taken until
gages .................... 12,385,800.00 locked within the com partm ents.
NEW
YORK. Jan. 21.— A re­
the constitution committee has
Strategic M ovement
The hour of execution will prob-
Cash to be converted
port
was
made today on the first
been able to get m aterial from
EL PASO, Tex., Jan. 21— Un­
into mortgages
3,073,464.70 ably not be fixed until the night
early
returns
in the “ referendum ”
O. A. C. that will organize the
before the carrying out of the der guard of United States troops
on
the
American
Peace Award
club constitutionally.
and a detachm ent of police, 500
$18,977,421.88 death sentence.
W ithin a short time Ashland which began January 7th, and
F urnace Shed of G reenhouse B ad­
Mayo Indians, of the Mexican
To U se Five Tanks.
This leaves a net debt of $41,-
will have an O. A. C. club resemb- will last until approximately the
ly Dam aged Saturday N ight;
Five tanks wil be connected arm y of the state of Sonora, cros-
269,408.12 for the redemption of
ling the many others th at are
° f P ebruary’
One F alse Alarm .
which ample revenue is already with the death-rooms, Three sed the border here back into Second String Men Used at Close 1OO Head H ave Perished in Ditch
tablished and functioning in other
Altho,,gh ,nany thousands of
provided and there will be n o ; tanks will contain th e deadly gas, Mexico. The strategic movemnt by
cities in Oregon as well as clubs
° f th ° Pla“ a "d ballOt’ 8,lip-
of ( on test; Girt Team Dc- , ;
of Pow er Com pany in Cal-
The 24 hours ending Sunday in out-of-state towns
need to resort to general taxation ■ with the other two either empty rail through Arizona and New
pe<l
in
response to orders, have
fea ts A lum ni.
ifornia County.
noon prived quite eventful in the
except in the case of default of an ° r filled with compressed air. At Mexico was effected w ithout m is­
Those who attended the m eet-1 necessari,y not yet
their
quiet life the fire departm ent has
irrigation district for w'hose bene- the signal for the execution, five hap or disorder.
The Ashland High basketball
.11 j i SACRAMENTO, Cal., Jan. 21. been enjoying for several weeks. ing " 7 Mr' &nd MrS‘ Ralph Bl,"ihas already been done through
fit the state has issued district men wiB tu rn on the vents of the
five
emerged
victorious
in
thei
.. .
.
i r — Surm ounting n a tu re ’s obstacles j Three alarm s were answered dur- " n,g8,
’ &Dd Mrs' B radbury’ of the ballot8 ,n the dai,
g A
interest bonds. There is no flo a t«: tanks, and in this way it will not MELLON PLAN TO SAVE
MELLON 9 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 L am Saturdav n ieh t ° ”h T
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H
com
paratively
e
a
s
y
,
ing
the
period,
¿ne
of
which
w
a
s
j
,
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7
.
H°
mer
E
lh
art’
Faye
the
end
of
the
first
five
days
of
ing or w arrant debt in addition I1,e known which of the men ac-
.team
Saturday
night
when
they
m
atter
for
t
bo
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Carvpr
Phil«
u
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n
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met the
t-
.
the fleet’footed d e e r, announced Saturday evenjng. The Carver, Phila
Hall,
Beatrice tbe “ referendum ” the vote stands 1
to the bonded debt, as the state tually turned on the fatal vapor,
t
c™ tu ries h a ,e
second alarm was sent in from the W eatherford. Mabie Black. C. E. 5,12S aealnst the plan and 3 « -
WASHINGTON, Jan . 21.— Sec-1 h l r t school H„„r and . u
is on a cash basis.
| Chemists of Nevada have ad-
vised
W
arden
Dickerson
th
at
hjt
retary
ot
the
Treasury
Mellon’s
1
"
s
i
l
o
r
s
t
|
8
torests
°
'
Calltor-
greenhouse ot Chas. Delsman on , Hedb“ rg ’ Ollver Anderson. J - 529 for the plan. This is a percen­
1 9 1 7 B onds Unpaid
° C IHP 7 *
° f j n ia’ but when lt comes to the in- Nevada street at 11:00 o’clock Adams and M. Hanson.
The first bonds issued by the dro-cyanic gas acts directly on th e ia n n a u l income tax will be re d u c ed ;32-21
tage of approximately 11% per
The
M
m
o
“wt>o
fort
iventions of man, the deer goes Saturday night, and was occas-
state and now outstanding was an heart and causes painless death I $50,000,000 if Congress adopts
cen against, and 88% per cent
issue of $450,000 of rural credit in a few seconds. One deep breath his tax revision plan, Senator As­ and after the first half with the 1 7 7 l° defeat and 1S threatened , ioned by a shed, which houses the SAYS DUNSMUIR HAS
for.
tb th®,w’ith destruction in the onward heating plant beine on fire The
POPULATION OP 5 ,(MM)
bonds issued in 1917 under A u ­ ís said sufficient to cause instant ' h u rst, dem ocrat of Arizona, de- score well protected the second
The votes are just beginning to
m arch of civilization
¡beating plant, being on fire. The
thority of the state constitution. d eatb -
a L h L
? , g, . . 4 !departm ent Promptly prevented
, clared in an address before the team of high school players was
come in from the far west. In
YREKA, Cal., Jan. 21— Duns­ some cases the votes will be de­
The proceeds of the sale of these
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I senate.
allowed to try their a rt. More p e r-A t 1 ? ing example of thls is to , the flames spreading to the green
bonds, which bear interest at 4 SIX AR E FIN E D FOR
sonal fouls and rough playing ! * 7 7 - 7
f ’ Dorado County’ house. The shed was badly dam- m uir now has a population of layed because the newspapers are
per cent and m ature in 1937, were
HAVING D E ER MEAT
were charged to the second team 7 , 7
° f Placer' t aged- however, and is all but a more than 5,019 inhabitants. At receiving the ballots in their offi­
upon farm lands at an interest
and one player is sa ;d to have fo r -1™ 6’ where a c°ncrete-lined ditch total loss. No insurance was car- any rate, th a t is what local Elks, ces first, tabulating them, and
ra te of 5 per cent and the bonds
YREKA, Cal., Jan . 21.— Six
gotten himself and made lin e ;constructed by the W estern States ried. Mr. Delsman has another who are petitioning for a charter then forwardng them to the office
are offset by a corresponding a- men employed on the Klam ath
plunges and forward passes to GaS a ° d E lectnc ComPany for car-1 building under way and considers for a lodge, claim. And their of the Award. A num ber of these,
m ount of real estate mortgages. River highway and living at what
rying w ater for miles through ¡he is fortunate in th a t the fire did claims are backed up by a cert\ however, are sending in the daily
the envy of the first class f o o t- ..,
Though the constitutional a- is known as the "F ree Camp,”
ball team
Itbe Sierras has resulted in the de- no damage to the green houses an fication of the figures from Coun- ; gr:st as it comes. The coupons are
near
Gottville,
paid
fines
of
$25
j
Brum
G
asoline
Stolen
From
ty Clerk W. J. Nellon’s ofice.
m endm ent provides th at such
clipped from papers of every kind
The lineup was Chapman and StrUCti° n during the past fe^ contents.
Jackson
H
ot
Springs;
F
rank­
Supervisor
William
Lee.
iden-
bonds may be issued up to 2 per each for having deer m eat in their
—
the m etropolitan daily and the
P rulan guards; Loran Culbertson Wetlks ° f more than 100 deer’
A cloud of smoke pouring from
lin Bakery Robbed.
tifed
with
the
movement
to
insti-
cent of the assessed value of the possession. Those arrested were
small
town daily alike. Since the
center; Marske and Wayne R a m -|During the same Period more than the front door of the Eagle m eat
taxable property of the state, no W. Loyerin, D. Moore, S. Stevens,
tu
te
an
E
lks’
lodge
at
Dunsmuir,
|
weeklies
are just beginning to
sey, forw ards and- Leon Caldwell, 400 deer have been rescued alive m arket a,t noon yesterday was says Elks of southern Siskiyou
Two small robberies were re­
more have ever been issued and C. Herman, G. M. Crager and G.
from the same canal.
, sub, fo rw ard ;
observed by num ber of peopel pas­ County are satisfied the charter publish the ballot, ballots from
as federal agencies have been Spence.
ported to the police this morning Yreka, referred. R. C. Brown of j Efforts are now being made to
this source will not arrive for
sing North Main street and an a- will be granted.
created which better meet the
The arrests were made by Sam the first occuring at the J. C. Ot-
some
days yet.
The second team was made up soIve the Prol>lem, which George larm was immediately turned in.
purpose intended, it is unlikely W hite and Nim W hite, deputy fish . tinger home a t Jackson Hot
of Robison center, Caldwell a n d ,Neale’ executive officer of the The departm ent responded to find
HOT DOLLAR PICKED UP
th a t more will be issued.
and game commissioners, The Springs, while th e other was re-
CIGARETTES TAR(M)EI)
Chester Wood, guards;
F rank state fisl1 and game commission, th a t the excitement was occasion­
BY DEPUTY S H E R IF F
The next bonds issued by the men pleaded guilty before Jus- ported by the F ranklin Bakery.
IN GUARD CANTEENS
Stratton and Wilson forwards.
says is w ithout precedent in the ed by a basem ent stove smoking.
state were the early issues o f f ic e P N. Lange.
Mr. O ttinger states th a t some un­
The high school girls team was history of California,
¡W ater was being heated for the
SEATTLE, Jan. 21. — Deputy
highway bonds. The constitutional
known party, or parties, made a able to defeat the Alumni team
PORTLAND, Jan. 24.— All nat­
On
February
Sth
a
m
eeting
be-
■
purpose
of
cleaning
the
m
arket
medford
pays
off
Sheriff
Ajax compla ned that he ional guard arm ories in the state
am endm ent under which this in­
clean get-away with a 50-gallon with spurts of good playing and
tween th e various parties directly J and a piece of pitch was thrown burned his hand picking up a
debtedness was created authorizes
IN D EBT ED N E SS IN 1922 gasoline drum , which contained team work.
have been cautioned to be ex­
interested in the m atter, including ¡into the stove to hasten the oper- counterfeit dollar hot from a mold
a debt n o t exceeding 4 per cent of
trem ely careful to sell no cigaret­
about 50 gallons of gas.-The drum
W ith the lineup of Genieve representatives of the fish and I ation. The .pipe was unable to
the assessed valuation of the prop­
when a party of which he was one tes or tobacco to minors from
MEDFORD, Jan . 21— The c:ty bore the num ber ‘83,202” and is Swedenburg, center; D o r o t h y
game commission and the power carry the large volume of smoke, broke into a room here and ar-
erty of the state, to be incurred in treasu rer's annual report to the j one supplied by the Union Oil
their canteens, according to on or
Paddock, side center; Rose and company, will be held at Placer-- which escaped into the room and
the construction of state high- city council shows th a t Medford company. Mr. O ttinger is of the
rested Robert Taylor and Dan ! der which has ju st been received
Gene Stratton, forw ards; Velma ville in an attem pt to solve the made its way up to the second
ways. The present assessed valua . is ’n the best financ'al condition opinion th a t the thieves hauled
Dearth, who were today turned at the local arm ory from A djutant
Brown and Ruth Flackus guards; problem.
floor and out the door.
over to federal secret service General White.
tion of the state is $1,042,410,618 it has been for years, having re- the drum off to some secluded
G ertrude Carlton and K eitha
Neale sees only one solution and
agents.
which imposes a c o n stitu tio n al; deemed a total of $72,000 worth spot, sawed off the lock, appro­
Following the receipt of the o r­
Farm H ouse Burns.
Brookmiller,
Mildred
Ferrin, th a t is through the fencing of the
lim it of $41.696,424.72 on indebt­ of bonds during 1923, and in ad, priated the gas and abandoned the
The visit to the room resulted der here, Colonel Hiram U. Welch
The farm dwelling of Mr. and
subs, the alum ni was unable t o ' ditch
edness for highway purposes.
yesterday when a clerk in a cigar issued a command that under no
dition paid
off $12,500 in war- container. The public is requested
,
keep
up
witji
their
rapid
brand
oi
Mrs.
J. S. Rasor, situated about
In terst 4 to « P er Cent
store told the police a man whom circumstances should cigarettes or
m a k e sa E°‘al ot b'>“ d 8 !t0 keep a lookout for a drum con- ball displayed.
two miles east of Ashland, was des
OREGON
PR
U
N
E
IS
he afterw ard declared to be Tay­ tobacco be sold to boys under age
Highway bonds now outstand- jand w arrants paid off of $S4,500, taining the foregoing number.
troyed, together with the contents,
Eunice Grubb, Leila Carlton,
GAINING FAM E ABROAD
lor had come in and passed a from the 162d infantry canteen,
ing am ount to $38,395,250, so tbe largest am ount th at has ever
At some hour last night en­ K athryn P ratt, Faye Beebe, Car­
yesterday morning. The owners
th a t this debt cannot be greatly been pa:d off by the city in a sin­
counterfeit half dollar. The clerk which is the largest m iPtary can­
trance was gained to the F ran k ­ men Rose and Dorothy L am son, PORTLAND, Jan. 21, 1924
of the porperty are visiting in the
increased.
followed the departing customer, teen in the state.
gle year. In addition to the above
lin Bakery and the Cash register la s ^ v p T ’06 4 e Alunini t0 defend ; The fame of the Oregon prune i3 state of W ashington and G. E.
observed where he entered and
The bonds bear interest at var­ funds were forwarded the first
“ We of the national guard must
s pres ge.
j becoming known the world over. Edginton was living on the place. called up the shriff’s office.
ious rates ranging form 4 per cent day of Jan u ary to the New York ' robbed of a sum estim ated at be­
set
an example of good citizen­
Insurance was carried on the
An order was received from Cleve-
to 6 per cent, and all except $3,- depository to pay off $27,000 tween $5.00 and $6.00. Nothing
ship
and law enforcem ent for oth»
else was disturbed or missing, in­ REFUNDING BONDS
„
land, Ohio, the other day by one house and contents, the policy NEW CITIZENS AR E
000,000 are 5 to 25-year serials, more bonds.
er
organ'zations
to follow,” de­
j
Y SPR IN G FIELD i Of our prom inent growers, for a having been issued some time ago
the last m aturity being in 1948.
The total city debt, crediting dicating th a t perpetrators wanted
clared
Colonel
Welch.
ADMITTED
BY
COURT
SPRINGFIELD, Or., Jan* 21.__¡tw enty-five pound box of prunes by the Billings Agency.
The $3,000,000 issues m atures in the $27,000, am ounts to $951,000 ° D y CaSh
1925 and w’ere issued as short­
The $50,000 issue of refunding I to be sent to R u rk i- a town in the
PORTLAND, Jan. 19.— T h irty AUTOMOBILE TH IEVES
Large new lum ber camp being
Hood River- City to buy 37- bonds voted a t a special election i interior of In d ia-
term bonds because of the h'gh FA TH ER TH INK S SON
one
aliens became American citi­
W ILL FACE FORGERY
established on St. Helens road be­
interest rates prevailing at the
IS STILL LIVING acre tract at w est edge of town December 17 have been sold to,1 S x tons of prunes were sent to
zens
yesterday
as
a
result
of
the
to be used as automobile and m un­ Starky & Hubbs of Portland. The India last year and nine tons to yond P ittsburg, also five side naturalization hearing held In
date of their issue.
A nother serious charge will be
camps near Vernonia under way.
W hile no perm anent sinking
In all
REDDING, Calif., Ja n 21.— Dr. icipal park and children’3 play­ proceeds will be used to redeem the Straits Settlements.
the court of Federal Judge Wol­ filed against John Ellis and Jerry
fund is provided for the re tire ­ E rnest Dozier returned home last ground.
verton. Among them was Helen Kent, who were «.rrested last week
Springfield improvemnet bonds of there were 2,713 tons of prunes FIN E ENTERTAINM ENT
m ent ot these bonds, certain reve­ evening from San Francisco, Oak­
sent
out
from
Portland
by
w
ater
like am ount falling due April 1,
in for stealing a Dodge car from F.
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT Desmond, teacher of French
nue is set apart’ for the state high- land and Sacramento, where he TH R IFT W EE K LUNCH
Lincoln high school.
and the new bonds will run from direct last year with many more
F. W hittle. Since the two were
PROVING ATTRACTIVE th a t date a t per cent.
tons going by rail to Eastern I
way fund from which the interest had spent most of the week hunt-
Two nuns were adm itted, Ella lodged in the jail at Jacksonville
8
The
public,
to
whjch
a
paym ents and m aturing obligations ing for his missing son, Tilford
ports for delivery to steam er •
8 cordial invitation has been ” .M. Powers (Sister Mary W ilfrl- the crime of forgery has been un­
there.
are met. This revenue consists of Dozier, who disappeared from 8
Although it was an ­ t í A D VERTISES ASHLAND
8
extended, is assured of a 8 da) and Catherine D. H unt (Sis­ earthed in the appearance of a
75 percent of the moneys received home Friday afternoon of last 8 nounced only 50 plates t í
CANNED PRODUCTS
8
splendid program and en­ 8 te r M aria). Both were form Ire­ check bearing the signature of ty .
8
IM PEACHED GOVERNOR
would be available for the t í
from m otor vehicle licenses,which week.
land. .
8
tertainm ent t o m o r r o w
H. Barron and which was cashed
8
8 Chamber of Co m m e r c e t í
in 1923 am ounted to $4,069,609.-
LOSES
ANOTHER
POINT
Five ex-service men were adi by th e pair a t th e Eastern O utfit­
H. A. Stearns, proprietor of the
While no positive trace of the
8
night.
The
affair,
spon­
8
40 and the highway fund's pro­ missing youth was found, the !» T hrift Week luncheon to­ t í Plaza M arket, handles a complete
8 sored by the Chamber of 8 m itted on their record, Paul San- ting company.
The check was
portion to $3.052.207.05; a tax of fath er has come home with the! 8 morrow at the Plaza, ap­ tí line of the Ashland Cannery Pro
WASHINGTON,
J a n .’ 21.—
cy of Switzerland, Photlas Andrea
8
Commerce
and
Lithians,
8
made out for $12.00. Although
3 cents a gallon on sales of gaso­ settled conclusion in his own mind I« proximately 70 have ask ­ t í ducts, and today has, in his reg­ Form er Governor W alton, of Ok­
Papadopolus of Greece, Rndreas
8
is
expected
to
fill
the
8
it bore the name of W. H. B ar­
¡
8
ed for reservations.
line and distillate, which in 1923 th a t Tilford is alive, th at he simp­
tí u lar Monday space an ad on the lahoma, lost his petition for re-
F. Chilberg of Sweden, Milo Steve
8 Armory to capacity.
8
ron,
which is a reversal of the in­
8
yielded approxim ately
$2,078,- ly ran aw^y from home and has
The Plaza m anagem ent t í home products. Mr. Steam s is view by the supreme court of the
Beletech of Serbia and Domen­
8
W.
L.
Finley,
R.
W.
8
itials
of H. W. Barron, well known
«
741.55, and a revenue of T4 of
got a job some place. But Dr. Do­ I« announces th a t accommo­ t í doing a commendable thing in I b nRed States iQ his impeachment jj Price, and Jam es A Or- 8 ico Aimj of Italy.
local resident, Ellis and Kent met
a mill from the state tax, which
dations will be available t í
zier nevertheless, has thrown out . 8
startin g th e advertising of Ash­ removal from office by the Okla­ 8 mandy will deliver addres­ 8
no
trouble in cashing the check.
for a greater num ber than t í
revenue am ounted in 1923 to
homa house of representatives. 8 ses and stereoptican views
lines to look for his son.
8
Police
say th a t in obtaining and
originally announced, so t í land Canned Goods, to increase The court gave no opinion in the
$252,374.79. Thus the total rev­
Eugene— Contracted tim ber in
¡8
8
th
eir
sale
in
th
e
cannery’s
home
depicting
scenes
in
Ore­
8
th
a
t
all
will
be
cared
for.
using
the
name of a well known
enue of this fund for 1923 was
tí
case, the co u rt’s decision being on­ 8 gon, will be shown.
Cascade national forest during
town,
thereby
assuring
a
steady
Salem— $200.000 junior high 8
8
The luncheon promises t í
resident 'th ey followed a game
school to be built on North Capi- 8 to be of unusual interest.
Remember, all are invi­ 8 year 1923 totalled 689,057,690 th a t is worked by many crooks.
m arket for grow ers’ produce, in­ ly on th a t of appeals, which the 8
t
í
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•tol.
creasing local labor and commun­ deposed governor has pending. 8 ted. No admisison.
8 feet, and there were 5,929,520
8 « tt tt tt 8 8 8 8 ity growth.
Other points were not decided.
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
8 feet cut during year.
Classinea ads bring results.
J
Makes Plaster Cast
o f Actress’ Face
I
REBEL HEAD
FO C A L RESIDENTS
ORGANIZE 0. Æ C. CLUB
F 0 R CHINESE PAIR
INS FIRST
PETTY EHIEVES ARE
IN C IT Y
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