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« Three Coquille boys, W alter »{
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18-year old youths, were »
given th irty days in jail »
apiece for watermelon thefts »
at Dillard.
The ,ads were ca«sht in
PRESIDENT
SAYS FAITH
IS NEEDED
GRAND DRAGON H ER E
ON TUESDAY EVENING
CENTRALIA MILL BURNED TO GROUND
UPRISING IS
IN EVIDENCE
Both
Yo f Killers m High « the act of
« X0UnS
Spirits; welcome Re-
I«
porters to Cells
JUDGE IN SECLUSION
TALKS
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.!— Nathan
Leopold and Richard Loeb today
declared th at they are “ glad that
the trial is over so that we can
settle down to real jail life.” They
smilingly welcomed a new group
or reporters to the County jail
while Judge Caverly sat in the
seclusion of his home deliberating
their fate.
,
The boys seemed not a bit wor
ried, and chatted with the news
paper men. They said they w ant
ed the addresses of the reporters
who “ covered” the trial so th at
they could w rite to them.
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthm«
This is a proven fact.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
CENTRALIA, August 29—The Ninemire and Morgan
lumber mill, located at Rochester, Washington. 15 miles
from here, was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss.
Mr .Coolidge Talks to Dele-j l)art,y covered by insurance, is estimated at $500 000
United States, Japan, Eng
gates From Porch of
The plant had a capacity of 125,000 feet dailv
land and France Warn
White House
C averly »0 J a il A nyone W ho D is
turbs H im
W hile He
Stu d ies T estim ony
ASHLAND CLIMATE
OF
WELFARE
No P olitical R eferences M ade in
A d dies«; Dewls W ith Prom o-
lion of B rotherhood
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. __
Fresh from his vacation of two
weeks in the Vermont hills, Pres
ident Coolidge, in his address to
day, sounded an appeal for the
practice in America of the home
ly virtues of faith, loyalty and
common sense.
Mr. Coolidge went back to the
Sermon on the Mount as the mosl
expressive and definite standard
of action for the promotion of hu
man fellowship. “We of America
today are too prone to let fancies
of the moment dictate our cour
ses of action,” said the President.
“ Faith is almost a forgotten vir-
ture.
The events of th e years
of the world way, and following
have been trying times, enough to
test the most firm faith. Most
of us' have been tried and found
waiting^
FLYERS READY FOR HOP
Chinese Forces
ABOARD THE CRUISER RICHMOND, August 29— WARSHIPS ARE SENT
Favorable flying weather is forecast for tomorrow morn Troops E n trenching for B attle In
Shantung; Guard A rsenal
ing, when Lieutenants Smith and Nelson, American globe
Near Shanghai
flyers, will hop off from lvigtut, Greenland, for Indian
Harbor, Labrador. The planes and flyers are readv for j I EKING, China, Aug. 2 9 __The
their last ocean jump of 585 miles.
! United States, with England,
GERMANY ACCEPTS DAWES PLAN
BERLIN, August 29—The Dawes reparation plan
was ratified today by the German Reichstag after hours of
debate. All hills necessary to the execution of the plan
were passed, though not without some debate. A disso
lution of the Reichstag when it failed to agree was avoid
ed by a compromise between the government leaders and
the nationalists. The nationalists were the chief enemies
of the Dawes plan.
France and Japan today joined in
ft four power” note to the Chon-
government, advising and
w arning that the Peking govern
ment will be held responsible for
all losses sustained in the civil
war which seems imminent.
War preperations between the
Kingsu and the Chekian provin
ces is being speeded up, and fight
ing is expected hourly. Ameri.
< an and British warships are on
their way to Shanghai to protec.
foreign interests.
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PARDON BAIT
OF PROBERS
The Grand Dragon. Realm »
of Oregon, of The Ku Klux XX
Kian, and his official family »
of Portland, will be present Xi
at the parade and ceremon- » 1
ial, which Ashland Kian No. »
10 is planning for Tuesday » !
September 2nd. Klansmen » j
from all over Oregon are ex- XX
pected to attend.
“ Prisoner Says He Was Prom,
The features of the even- »
ised freedom for Lying
ing, as announced today, »
About Daugherty
will be a fiery cross which »
will illum inate the entire »
STATEMENTS UNTRUE
city, a parade on Main street, »
an address by the Grand » At fi,h, vit <’la:„,s Sterns Reid O ui
Dragon anil the naturaliza- »
Liberty un Bait to MUH»,
on
tion ceremony.
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«ire Convict
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ACCUSED’S TALK
Colored B oozer M akes E loquent
Speech of Tw enty M inutes;
Is D ism issed
ATLANTA. Go.. Aug. 29. —
George E. Re mus. Cinclnatti mil-
Honaire. m the federal prison’ hère
serving a two-year term for con
«Piracy to violate the federal pro.
hlbltlon laws, today denied te sti
mony given before the Brookhart-
Daugherty investigating commit
tee in W ashington.
Mr. Remus declared in an affi-
davit that he falsified when he
> told investigators that he gave
Je ««e Smith. Intimate friend
Of
the ex-Attorney General, thous
ands of dollars for liquor permits.
"
ORTLAND, Aug. 29.— Floriau
Slappey, or even Lawyer Chew
•vould have marveled at a sermon
Railroad Rlorknded, H ighw ay Un.
T h reatens Jail
that
was given in municipal court
HIGHWAY COMMISSION AWARDS CONTRACTS
<ler Four Feet of Mud; City
today.
An immediate sentence await?
Given for F'reedom
Send W ar strips
Repairs W ater Mains
It
could
not
be
called
less
than
anyone 'who disfurbes Judge Cav
Remus
claimed, in his sworn
PORTLAND, August 29—The State Highway Com
Other American and British
a
sermon.
And
it
got
York
Stan
erly, he said today, as he is busy
mission has awarded the contract for grading and macad- battleships were yesterday rush ley, colored, out of jail on a li statem ent, th a t the false testi
McCLOUD, Cal., Aug. 29. __
going through 1,900 pages of
mony was given in return for a
9
and the surrounding vi
aunznig the Weiser and Payette spurs on the Old Oregon ing from Chefoo to Wehaiwei tc quor charge.
transcripts of the testimony. Ever McCloud
Its
conclusion
promise
of H arry Sterns, a tto r
defend
foreign
settlem
ent
in
th.
loading still stolen
» glacial bound.
remains
Ira
n
to
\
\
.
Storm
of
Enterprise,
for
$29,602.
since the trial started, the judge cinity
marked
by
grandiose
gestures
and
ney for the committee, that the
melons into
their off
car. of Forty
»
event of expected hostilities in
falling
the mud
has been the target of numerous A « little
a bow, won a round of applause influence of the investigators
.John
Hampshire
has
been
given
the
contract
for
China’s
latest
civil
war.
choice
melons
were
taken
»
Need Loyalty
down Mount S hasta’s m elt
“cranks” who sent him anony flow
» away
from
them
when
they
»
A flood of wild rum ors of act and laughter from a crowded would be used to have him freed
“Loyalty
is a virtue that is grading the Myrtle Creek Section on the Roseburg and
ing
glacier
was
noted
this
after
mous letters and threats, and who « were arrested.
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Coos Bay Highway for $35,560. Bids for grading the ual fighting between the warring courtroom. The baliff found it from prison. According to Remus
noon.
The
McCloud
river
r
a
il-
!
sadly
needed.
In
times
of
a
na-
Intruded upon him. Determined «
plea water
of » tional crisis, our loyalty is un Gardiner Section of the Roosevelt Coast Highway have Chinese factions were received to necessary to knowk two square his immediate pardon was prom-
road is They
still entered
blocked. a The
not to be bothered, he has issued « guilty when arraigned this »
day, but they are as yet unveri necessary to knock two square i?ed as the reward of giving test
supply
was
restored
today
after
limited.
Once
a
danger
point
is
t
een
rejected,
being
in
excess
of
the
engineer’s
estimate
an order that any person who dis » morning.
Depradations
in » passed, however, sedition become?
imony that
would
implicate
fled. A rigid censorship is in on which his gavel fell.
town had been
w ithout water
turbs him will receive a heavy the
Is I evah goin’ to quit drink Daugherty, although he had told
force
throughout
the
affected
dis-
I
.
«
the
Dillar
vicinity
had
grown
»
for 36 hours, due to the flow ram pant, and many men plot
prison sentence.
» so serious
that mains.
the county
» against the life of the nation.
trict, making the transmission ol in ? ” York demanded in loud tones Sterns th a t he knew of no ille
breaking
the
water
Huge
An example of the annoyances » recently placed a guard over »
which reached the lower floor. gal transactions involving the At
news almost impossible.
the size of cabins, as well
‘ Our national life shou’.d be
to which Judge Caverly has been rocks
Nobody
had asked him the ques torney-General.
«
the
fields
and
ittatem
ents
»
Troops Entrench
and debris are carried one of common sense. There is
subjected was yesterday’s incident as « trees
tion.
Nobody
answered it for
by the
district attorney
and » too much of a tendency to be ru l
His affidavit begins by setting
Troops are entrenching for the
slow-moving
mud stream
him.
when the m agistrate received by » the
Judge
Jones
are
to
the
effect
»
forth
that it is made voluntarily
protection
of
Kiangnan
arsena
over the McCloud river ed by m omentary passions and
th re a ts that the courthouse would « Traffic
‘‘I is !” he shouted.
York and w ithout threat or punishment
that
thieves
captured
will
»
ju
st
below
Shanghai,
and
it
k
and the McCloud-Bartle thoughts of passing fancy.”
M .s Carl Ixn elan d Parsed Away ‘ A lleged B ootlegger« R iddle
be blown up on Septem ber 10, in railroad
« be charged
with larceny
and at »
believed th at the arsenal will b* quoted at length from the Bible; or promise of reward.
No P o litics
highway
were
both
blockaded
At H om e on Iowa Street Last
an effort to end the lives of the « given sentences in jail.
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“On the 10th dny of May” , says
W ith B u llets; Rear Tires
one of the first places attacked offered a num ber of admonitions
a late hour. Although the flow
Coolidge’s speech, delivered to
two young killers.
Night at Six
to those in the courtroom who, the statem ent, "I was called on
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B
by
the
rebels.
Blow
n
Out
yesterday was as heavy as that several hundred delegates of the
Evidently the ju rist considered
Thousands of refugees from the unlike himself, were not behind In the Atlanta prison by Harry
of
the previous day, the river of N ational F ratern al Society of
the th reats seriously, for he an
Mrs. Julia Roberta Loveland,
MEDFORD, Aug. 29. — l n an several affected provinces con the railing. He waived his arms. Sterns, an attorney for the Un
nounced that not only would no mud hud somewhat subsided this America who gathered about the 26. passed away hi her home at
His voice rose and fell in a series ited States senate investigating
afternoon.
W hite House, contained no re« 190 Iowa street last evening at attem pted arrest of alleged boot tinue to flock into Shanghai,
one be adm itted to the courtroom
of
crescendos and dlmlnueudoes. committee, known as the W heeler-
leggers Wednesday night, County their cate presenting' a serious
Highway Under Mud
Terences to politics. It dealt sole six-thirty o'clock.
on th at date, but that “ the public
ile
ta lk id 20 minutes. At the end Brookhart committee. He told
Prohibition Officer Sam Sandefer problem to the government. They
The McCloud-Bartle highway ly with the promotion of the wel
and employees of other courts”
She was a daughter of Mr. and had the unpleasant experience of report extensive troop movements of the time, after he had prom me th at he spoke with the full
is under mud four feet deep, and fare of hum anity through a spirit
will be barred from the building.
• Mrs_ Henry Reid and was born j having his car badly riddled witl in Shankhung, Klangsu, and ised that Judge Ekwall would authority of the committee mem
A cordon of guards, to be armed is impassable. The road is an of brotherhood and ^fraternity.
love him if he could “ get loose bers.
Chihli provinces.
High ideals as an active pro
m years ago b she
r tol,
bu c s rom
with rifles and revolvers, will su r im portant artery of travel to and
ary 6, 1898. Eight
his tim e"— Ekwall whirled in his
“Get Daugherty"
M artial Law
round the entire block on which from numerous mountain settle m oter of national welfare and In m arried Carl Loveland of this
chair.
“
’The
com m ittee’, he said, *ls
M
artial
law
lias
been
proclaim
"One
bullet
sped
through
the
ments. Yesterday, the tem pera ternational peace were stressed
the courts are located.
city and has resided here since front of the car, and the rear ed in the Chinese teri itory sur
“
York,”
he
said,
**With
aji-
out
to
get
Daugherty and It is
ture reached 100 degrees.
by the President.
In Good Humor
th at time. She was very well- tires were blown out by other rounding Shanghai, and no one other pint, you could have preach- common knowledge that you paid
Lawrence Turnbull and Hur-
Both y o u n / slayers were in
known here and prom inent in so laden pellets. The rear of the Is allowed to enter or leave the ed a better sermon.
However him about $300,000 during your
bert Hamilton, employees of the
DEER ARE PLENTIFUL
cial circles.
ffood hum or as they left the jpourt-
you've
talked
yourself
out of Cincinnati operations. The com
Car was showered by bullets, and city during the night. Troops
local lum ber company were lost
MARSHFIELD, Aug. 29. —
room where they have sat for
Jail.”
She
is
survived
by
her
husband,
m ittee w ants a statem ent that
guarding the railway stations are
the agent bad a close call.
nearly six weeks and heard them for fifteen hours on Mt. Shasta H unters in this section of the Carl Loveland; her son. Car, Jr.
will
implicate Daugherty directly’
No Official Report
m aintaining a rigid censorship of
when they ciimbed to the peak state have found deer plentiful
selves excortiated as “ m urders,
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a
Pa7
n?
’
».,MrJ
aud
Mra-
H
enry
j
At
two
o'clock
yesterday
after-
he said.
the telegraph and mails to Nank-
perverts, cold-blooded fiends” , In an effort to find the origin of in Coos county and many have.
id of Ashland; two brothers, noon, no report of the affair had 'ng, in an effort to prevent thp ALLEGED MANN ACT
th e mud flow.
From
Misery
I
retu
t
tied from the woods with
VIOLATOR ARRESTED “I told him I knew of no Illegal
an d alm ost every other epithet in
Douglas Reid of Ashland and been made to the offices of the sending of word to widely-separ
transactions involving Daugherty.
th e lexicon of vituperation. They Point, the highest point they i limit kills. Several made kills H arry Reid of Stockton and five
ated
enemy
camps.
All
shipping
district
attorney
or
the
sheriff.
EUGENE, Aug. 29. —— Jack He then said that If I would heln
reached, they had a splendid view within a mile of Marshfield.
h ad m ore the appearance and de
sisterq.
Miss
Violet
Reid
of
Reno.
1 According to garage employees bas been warned not to"proceed Monte of Portland was arrested the W heeler-Brookhart commit
of the glacier, and say th at the
m eanor of boys out of school than
Nevada; Mrs. Oscar Silver of Ash- w here Sandefer brought his car up the Yangtse river after dark
snow
blanket
which
protects
the
today at West F ir by Lee More tee to fram e some transactions on
W
AITER
BORROWS
CAR;
anything else. They had chafed
an
.
rs.
Andrew
McGee
of
A
sh
-'
the
prohibition
agent
refused
to
I
under
the
penalty
of
being
fired
glacier from heat is gone.
lock, deputy United States mar Daugherty, the committee would
BOTH NOW MISSING
somewhat under the long and te
land ; Mrs. Earnest Royce of j say anything, except that he had upon regardless of the national shal, on a Mann act charge.
get me out of the penitentiary ”
dious trial, and the prospect of
btockton
and
Miss
Dorothy
Reid
j
been
fired
upon
when
he
surpris-
ity
of
ships.
; KENNETH, Cal., Aug. 29. —
It is claimed Monte, a number
tw o w eeks’ “ vacation” before they REFUSES LIQUOR;
8 1 and‘
I °d bootleggers he had been watch-
W
elhalwel,
one
of
the
scenes
,
Mrs.
C.
A.
Ricketts
loaned
her
of
weeks ago, transported a wo HEIR TO THRONE GETS
PALS TAKE BLOOD
know th eir fate left them all
Mrs. Royce has been in Ash-i Ing, He told the men th at he of th e preparations for war, is a man from Wyoming to Portland.
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
j
car
yesterday
to
her
w
aiter,
who
amfles.
an
for
the
past
two
weeks
a
t
the
knew
the
names
of
his
assailants
Rritlsh-leased
seaport
and
the
1
wanted
to
borrow
It
for
only
ten
Monte claims she was his wife at
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.
W ithin ten m inutes after court
bedside of her sister. H arry Reid ,b u t refused to reveal th eir iden- foreign settlem ent there has an the time, according to Morelock
NEW YORK. August 29—The
Because
W
alter
O’Brien
refused
'
minutes.
He
has
not
returned.
adjourned yesterday, “ Dickie”
and
Violet
Reid
are
unable
to
at-I
tieies.
He
also
refused
to
give
Prince
of Wales, heir to the B rit
aera of 285 m ie s. It is located 1 He will he given a preliminary
to purchase a pint of liquor as he ’ 'I be w aiter was to be tried in two
Loeb was singing lustily in his
tend the funeral.
ish
throne
arrived in New York
the locality where the shooting on the N orthern part of the hearing before E. C. Immel, Unit
on a charge of bootlegging.
■cell, “ Oh Go W ay and Let Me had promised. Roy Kennedy and
I Funeral services will be held occured.
A big fleet of
Shangtung peninsula, and is an ed States commissioner, here th 's afternoon.
E a t” as be attacked a heaping W illiam Garvin announced they
from the Dodge Funeral Chapel at
small
bouts
swarmed
about the
Yesterday
afternoon,
Mr.
San-
i
Im
portant
shipping
point,
Saturday.
plate of food. He was in high would take a pint of blood in
ten
o’clock
tomorrow
morning,
Cunaril
liner,
"Berengaria,
as she
defer
could
not
be
located
for
a
'
stead, and draw ing razors, pro
good spirits.
under
the
auspices
of
the
Chris
d
ro
p
p
e
d
a
n
c
h
o
r.
S
te
a
m
s h ip s ,
, verification of the story,, or an ■
ceeded to do so last night, police
VICTIM OF BLAST
tian
Science
Church.
tugs
and
cutters
nearby
set
up a
!
account
of
th
e
affair.
say.
DIES IN HOSPITAL noisy welcome. A private yacht
Interm ent will b e ‘in the Moun J
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The two other men visited
TUTTLE RESIGNS
tain View Cemetery.
MANY ANTELOPE
O'Brien
and each brought a pint
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KELSO, Wash., Aug. 29. — took the Prince to Glencove, Long
TIDINGS POSITION
.
. I Island, where he motored to Syo-
c iry ---------,
Hartley, , 53, who
of liquor, giving him to under- lh v itix Installed This Week Do
NEAR LAKEVIEW
. ¡J -----,
was fa-
,
•
o
il,,
. s e tt. H e w ill be th e g u e s t o f M r.
stand
th
a
t
when
that
was
gone
he
Away
W
ith
P
um
ping
Min-
tally
injured
Sunday
when
a
rock
|
After acting as editor of The
LOGGER CRUSHED
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 29— 9 1 st D ivision V eterans to Meet in thrown by a blaiit struck him as and Mrs. Jam es Burden during
eral W ater apd Gas
Tidings for over a year, Lee Tut was expected to purchase a pint.
BY
LUMBER
TRAIN
the International Polo Matches
The antelope, once the most nura-
Los A n geles for Two Day
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he lay In the hunkhouse at the j
tle resigned from the staff yes When they drew razors, O’Brien
between the American and B rit
i erous of anim als on the W estern
Annuul Reunion
Improvements completed this
Eufaula company camp, died at
terday. He is undecided as to fought back, using a razor of his
ish teams.
BEND, Aug. 29. — Because he j plains, is today practically un
the Kelso hospital today. He is
whether he will enter newspaper own. The police took the three week in handling the natural car-
failed to jum p from the runaw ay j known except in isolated areas
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
29.
—
to
St.
Mary’s
Hospital
for
treat-
■
bonic
gas
and
natural
lithia
wa-
supposed
to have a brother, John
work in another city, or will de
..
, train when the signal was sound-
Public
sentim
ent
and
federal
Committees
composed
of
hundreds
ment,
and
then
arrested
Hartley, residing at 8t. Paul, MAN ARRESTED FOR
th e m .jte r flow from the Silver Geyser ed a „ d other member8
velop his dairy ranch.
of
the
protection
combined
have
made
a
LIQUOR POSSESSION
of form er 91st Division veterans Minn. The funeral will be held
on
the
Pompadour
Mineral train crew had leaped to safety,
W ith his resignation, the staff None is seriously injured.
safe
home
for
the
anim
als
near
I under the leadership of Frank Thursday from
the
Catholic
Springs holdings near Ashland
has been reorganized, Miss Edith
George B. Creech of W alla Walla, j Lakeview. The herd is estimated P. Doherty, President of the 91st church.
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 29.—
have resulted in doing away with
Dodge handling «the society col
W ash., was crushed under a mass! to have between 6,000 to 8,000 Division Association, are laying
DRY
LAW
BREAKERS
C. A. W iugust, charged with the
the pumping of m ineral water
umns and city editor work, while
of steel and tim bers when a : bead.
JAILED
AND
FINED
sale and possession of intoxicat
extensive plans for the entertain VANCOUVER MAN
and gas, it was announced today. Shevlin-Hixon logging train rac
Dan Bowerman takes over the"
ing. liquor, having no driver’s li
As many as 90 have been coun ment of fifteen thousand “ Powder
The natural flow of the geysei ed down a ’steep grade and left
telegraph and desk work.
EUGENE, Aug. 29. — Buck
GORED
BY
BULL
cense, and having a car improp
During the time th a t Mr. Tuttle Mowreader, Claud Mowreader, provides an ample supply of na the track near Camp No. 1, 35 ted a t one tim e from an autom o R iver” boys during their fifth an
erly licensed, was last night
bile.
Seeming
to
realize
th
at
they
nual reunion, to be held in Lds
was connected with The Tidings, Ben W right and M. S. Johnson, tural carbonic gas for the com miles south of Bend, late yester-
VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug. 29.
a re protected, the anim als show Angeles, California, Saturday and -—M- B. Cunningham, owner of brought to the Klamath county
It has grown from a seven to an who were arrested Sunday night pressing plant and abundant cold
jail from Chiloquin.
day-
i little fear, and take great delight Sunday, September 27 and 28.
the Clover Leaf dairy in east
eight column paper, and has as at Florence by Deputy Sheriffs • n,ineral w ater for bottling, a n d !
Four men were on the logging in racing with cars. Their speed
Once each year the veterans of Vancouver, was attacked yester
sumed a m ore aggressive policy on charges of violating the p ro -! for coolil,S Purposes in the com -'
THIBET FRAMES DEVIL
train of 14 cars, drawn by a has been gauged at from 40 to 55 this famous Wild W est Division
day and seriously injured by a
of getting and presenting news.
hibltion laws, were each sentenc- j Press*ng plant,
large locomotive, when the air- miles an hour.
IN ROLLING FOR LUCK
come together for a reunion to valuable Holstein bull he was
ed in the Eugene justice c o u rt;
Effect Saving
brakes refused to work. Earl B
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fight again the battles of the Ar leading into the barn. The ani
today to serve six months in j a i l ! These improvements effect a W ebber, engineer, signalled^ for j KILLED WHEN CAR
LONDON, Aug. 29. — They use
gonne and renew acquaintances mal had been dehorned, but used
SAYS TAX DRIVES
considerable saving in operation the crew to clear the train, W eb
and to pay a fine of $500.
“ crooked” dice when they shoot
UPSETS IN ROAD made during their service days. ' the stubs effectively.
OUT BIG CAPITAL Buck Mowreader pleaded guil costs, and dem onstrate the per ber, W alter H. Scott, conductor,
craps with the devil in Thibet.
This
y
ear’s
reunion
brings
tori
Mr.
Cunningham
was
attacked
fect control of the geyser, accord- and A rthur Moore, jum ped be
OOLDENDALE, Wash., Aug. gether the veteians of the entire by the animal two weeks ago, but Sir Charles Bell, form er political
M c M i n n v i l l e , Aug. 29. — ty to possession of liquor. Claud ing to a statem ent issued by the fore
the runaw ay train laden with
M
owreader
to
the
charge
of
sell
officer in Thibet, revealed this
29. — Everett Crane, 17, a son Division, some coming from Alas- escaped with slight injuries.
Forty-one and a half million dol
P
G i n n n n v f today.
n r io v
n u v result-j
n a n lt I
_
- .
company
This H has
ing
It,
W
right
to
the
charge
of
green
logs,
left
the
track.
Creech
in describing the annual ceremony
of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Crane of ka, W ashington, Oregon, Idaho, j
lars have been driven out of Ore
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ed in the Pom padour Chief spring
of gaming with the devil for “the
Lyle, was killed last night near Montana, Utah, Hawaiian Islands!
gon by the state income tax. ac possession and Johnson said he being opened to the public for ’ was on the rear of the engine.
PIONEER IS HURT
luck of the year.” The devil’s
Lyle
on
the
White
Salmon
road,
cording to George L. Rauch, Port sold liquor.
and California.
' drinking purposes.
, SCIO, Ore., Aug. 29. — Mrs. opponent picks the dice, and his
when
his
automobile
turned
over
land attorney, who addressed a
Elaborate arrangem ents are Rebecca Morris tripped over a
The m anagement has extended LITBIAN PICNIC,
and
pinned
him
underneath
meeting of the Kiwanis club here STOLEN CAR HALTED;
being
made to entertain the visit-1 ,oose board Monday and f , pair shows nothing but sixes. The
an invitation to the public to visit
DANCE POSTPONED
hl, che8t.
devil’s BUUUir‘
shooter sera
gets dice with
today. He declared this money
ors with sight seeing trips to the breaking both h n n «
OCCUPANTS JAILED the springs during business hours,
beaches, dance., a r o d » and
,h .
'« « . »»‘N o s bo, d e .e e . “ Big Dick”
Young
Crane
was
returning
to
was needed for the development
to see it in actual operation. W ith
Due to the death last night of Lyle from a visit with friends, and -1
a .U
aa
.Li
a I
—- JOB«. “ Aimt always wins over “ Little Joe.’
o f the state’s natural resources.
REDDING, Cal., Aug. 29. — the exception of the
trips to the motion picture s tu - , Reeky,” as she is called by every-
famous Mrs. Carl Loveland, the Lithians
the
lights
on
his
car
were
not
Mr. Rauch insisted likewise An automobile stolen
dlos of Hollywood, w here various ; one> is 82 yearB old and ig Qne
in
Mt. springs at Saratoga, New York,
that the publicity given the op- Shasta yesterday was overhauled the Ashland spring is said to be will not hold their weekly dance working. He was driving with tha movie stars will p e n a l l y act ■ of the earliest settlers of this Funeral Tom orrow—
The funeral of William Stacy
oration of the blue sky law and on the state highway last even the largest in the United States. at the park pavilion Saturday aid of a flashlight and struck a as hosts and hostesses to the boys. , community, having crossed the
evening, it was announced today. log, which upset the machine.
of Modesto, form er partner of
alleged violations of that law pre- ing by Traffic Officer Reynold.
On Sunday, A ugust 31, the
1 plains with her parents when
Paulserud, will be held at the
jvented capital coming here. He The car contained Harold Moore Silver Geyser will be released, The Lithian picnic, which was to His failure to reach home caused
THE
WEATHER
quite young. This is the third Stock U ndertaking parlors to
also pleaded for religious toler- and Theodore Vaughn. They are] and the public is Invited to watch have been held at Lake of the a search to be made, and the over,
Report for the last 24 hours; time she has broken this arm , the
Woods on Sunday has also been turned auto was discovered a t , Maxlmum>
morrow at ten o’clock. Interm ent
9 4 . MIntmum 59; Set
ln
It «pout.
last break being in exactly the will be yin the Mountain View
called off.
midnight.
Maximum, 84.
•ame place.
Cemetery.
C A M DEATH
1%
'0'"“1 P6 "-
W I FOR SHOTS
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IMPROVEMENTS AID
WILL GET TOGETKR