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
( I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s W ire S erv ice)
VOL XLVII.
S uccessor to th e S em i-W eekly T id in g s, V olum e 4 3.
FOREST FIRE
IS B I) R NING
ALONG CREEK
Middle Ridge in Watershed
Scene of Blaze; Ten Men
Sent to Fight
LIGHTNING
IS
CAUSE
E xten t o f F ire Not K now n; Send'
Supplies to Men; R ankin at
Scene o f C onflagration
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY
P IE R C E W IL L O P E N
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show . tt
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BOYS HEED
FOR FATAL
CAR WRECK
ASHLAND CLIMATE
XV ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma
This is a proven fact.
and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 & •> 1904
NO. 30K
PRIZE FIGHTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Killed, Five Injured,
When Youths Cut in
Ahead of Big Auto
MAY CHARGE MURDER'
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I B oys in Jail P ending O utcom e off
GETS $ 5 0 DE BT OWED
HIM H 1R FIFTY YEARS
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on a h o rse tt
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tt ley T uley, of T ully.
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tt a m are , w hich w as slig h tly tt
tt lam e, sh o u ld recover, th e tt
: p u rc h a s e r w as to send T uley tt B r i c e
I e® on Season Tickets Is
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deduced to $2.00; Sate
The check was receiv ed tt
At Medford
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DEMAND
t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t tt t t tt tt Vo (
A« » » « io l-»,k on
building new house
fia c k Perm itted
o: k w as s ta r te d on th e pro p -
j e ity a t th e c o rn e r of G ra n ite and
Season tick et«
I N u tley w hich w as re c e n tly pu r-
r<„. ,,lo X / Z 7 X X
chased by W. M. B riggs. T he s l i , a IO g r o u n d s
¿ 2
h o u se w hich w as on th e p ro p e rty
T ’he'01» " " ' ',i8 h " i ■‘« " » '• '" « „ .o
is being m oved to o n e sid e and
he Dixie S y n c o p a te rs a t th e
M r. B riggs is e re c tin g a m o d e ru
Ja ck so n C o u n ty F a ir will be on
resid e n ce
in
th e
p lace.
T he
«a e a t the o ffice of th e M edford
p ro p e rty b elo n g ed to J . F. Roco.
C h am b er of C om m erce at
at nin e
0 clock to m o rro w m orning.
COUNTY FAIR
Coroner’s Inquest; May Get
Jackson County fíam e Prolectiv,
L ong P rison Sentence
A ssociata,n M eets Tom orrow
A fo re st fire w hich m ay th r e a t ­
C A L D W E L L , Id ah o , Sept. 2.__
N ight at City Hall
en A sh lan d s w a te r
su p p ly
is
G a il M o u ltrie a n d R oy T o lliv er
b u rn in g on A sh lan d cre e k a lo n g
a te h eld in ja il h e re p e n d in g a
To
d
ecide
th
e
b
o
u
n
d
a
rie
s
of
a
th e m id d le rid g e ab o v e th e S a p !
c o ro n e r s in q u e s t on an a u to m o ­
a n d S a lt c a b in , a c co rd in g to C lint p ro p o se d new g am e re fu g e in
bile c ra s h on th e P a rm a -N a m p a
s
o
u
th
e
rn
O
regon,
th
e
J
a
c
k
s
o
n
B a u g h m a n , A sh lan d fire chief.
T h e blaze su p p o sed ly s ta r te d last C o u n ty G am e P ro te c tiv e A ssocia­ ro a d S u n d a y w hich re s u lte d in
tion w ill m ee t a t th e c ity h a ll ' th e d e a th of th re e perso n s.
n ig h t d u rin g th e th u n d e r sto rm .
to m o rro w n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock, it I The dead are: Mrs. W iley Pay-
It is th o u g h t th a t a b olt of lig h tn ­
cn, 63, Mrs. Edward Stem per, 37,
ing s tru c k a tie e a n d cau sed th e w as a n n o u n c ed to d ay by H ugh
B. R a n k in , of M edford, p re sid e n t both of Parm a, and W illiam De­
c d n fla g ra tio n .
of th e A ssociatio.
m aster, 46, of Em m ett.
Send Men I’p
P ric e Reduce«]
S p o rtsm e n from a ll o v e r so u th
F ive Injured
T en m en w ere s e n t up from
1 he p ric e of season tic k e ts has
e
rn
O
regon
a
re
expected
to
be
F
ive
o
th
e
r
p
erso
n
s
rid
in
g
in
A sh lan d th is a fte rn o o n , a n d H ugh
been red u ced th is yea,- to $2 00
K a n k in , of M edford, fe d e ra l f o r ­ p re s e n t to say w h a t th e y th in k th e d e a th c a r w ere s iig h tly in ­
fo r a d u lts , but th e p rice of the
Trial of .Kid McCoy Is Set
of e s ta b lis h in g a new g a m e refu g e . ju re d .
A u th o ritie s claim
th a t
e st s u p e rv iso r, w e n t up a b o u t
ch
H o re n s’ seasOn tic k e ts rem a in s
X3sr
c
o
u
r
t
.
For
September
20
on
Mo­
At p re s e n t, th e r e a re n o t enough M o u ltrie a n d T o lliv e r, tw o local
noon to d ire c t th e fig h tin g . T he
‘he
sam e $1.00.
T hese tic k e ts
tion
of
Defense
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re fu g e s to p ro te c t g am e,
th in k y o u th s, d e lib e ra te ly d ro v e th e ir
e x te n t o r serio u sn ess of th e fire
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1 H r ir *> B r i t i s h T h ro n e H a v in g Will p e r m it th e h o ld e rs to go o u t
c a r in fro n t of th e big m ach in e,
is n o t k n ow n, as no re p o rts h ay e m em b e rs of th e A sso ciatio n , and
and in to th e g ro u n d s as m any
FACES MANY CHARGES Great Tln‘e;
Hi<ie.an,i
th e m e e tin g to m o rro w n ig h t will c a u sin g it to s tr ik e th e bo y s’ an-1
been se n t o u t, b u t th e reg io n is
Heek
W
ith
R
e
p
o
rte
rs
‘ m ies as th e y d esire.
d e a l w ith th is problem .
to m o b ile, w hich o v e rtu rn e d th e
T hey a re
c o v ered w ith tre e s a n d u n d e r­
Indictm ents Charge Murder, Rob­
not
tra n s fe ra b le
O ther B usiness
big c a r, p in n in g its o c c u p a n ts be­
and
th e re
g ro w th , so th a t a se rio u s fire
bery ami A ssault W ith Intent ! STO SSET, N. Y., S e p tem b e r 2. if* a d iffe re n t colored tic k e t fo r
n e a th it.
O
th
e
r
b
u
sin
ess
of
in
te
re
s
t
to
co u ld easily re su lt.
To Kill
— TI19 P rin c e of W ales danced th e m en th a n th o se „ Sed bv , hH
T he hoys claim th a t th ey slo w ­
S u p p lie s w ere se n t to th e fire sp o rtsm e n w ill also be d e a lt w ith .
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heBt’
aU n ig h t a t th e hom e of ladies.
fig h te rs by th e city th is a fte rn o o n , W m . W . M cNealy, an a p p o in te e ed dow n q u ick ly w hen th ey cam e
.
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LOS
A
N
G
E
L
E
S,
S
e
p
tem
b
e
r
2—
D
evereuu
M ilburn, w e a lth y polo
Veterans of Many Wars Camp in R eceipts for A ugust Largest
T he tic k e t office at th e c h a m ­
a n d if th e blaze proves s tu b b o rn , on th e le g isla tiv e c o m m itte e of upon w h a t th e y th o u g h t to be a
111
S
ta
n
d
in
g
w
ith
s
q
u
a
re
d
s
h
o
u
ld
e
rs
P
lay
er,
a
n
d
re tu rn e d
P a rk f o r R e u n io n ; L egion
ber
w ill rem a in open each m o rn ­
th e O regon S ta te S p o rts m e n 's A s­ live w ire a c ro ss th e ro ad .
to
th e
H isto ry o f O ffice; D ecem ber
m o re m en w ill be d isp a tc h ed .
a
n
d
sm
ilin
g
slig
h
tly
“
K
id
”
Me-
J
a
n
ie
s
B
u
rd
en
e
s
ta
te
ing
of th e fa ir u n til 11 o ’clock
P
ro
g
ra
m
T
o
n
ig
h
t
on Long
If th e c o ro n e r’s v e rd ic t re a d s
F o rm e rly B ig M onth
T h is is th e second fire in th e so ciatio n w ill a tte n d th e m e e t­
Coy.
th
is
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
p
leaded
not
’s
’an
d
,
w
h
e
re
he
is
sta
y
in
g
,
a
t
a f te r w hich tic k e ts w ill be on
ing, a n d w ill h e a r w h a t s o u th e rn th a t th e boys w e re re sp o n sib le ,
w a te rs h e d to be re p o rte d
th is
g u ilty to a g ra n d ju ry in d ic tm e n t 8ix 0 c’ocb th is m o rn in g . News- sale in th e fa ir g ro u n d s a t th e
T he a n n u a l A sh lan d encam p- •
O regon m en th in k of gam e q u e s­ th e y w ill be c h a rg e d w ith
m an­
su m m e r, th e firs t one o c c u rin g
of th e S o u th e rn O reeon Old !
V T " ” '’,
c h a rg in g him w ith th e m u rd e r of Pa Pe r aien w ere m y stified fo r a g ran d si anil office.
lie w ill
p re s e n t
th ese s la u g h te r or m u rd e r, a n d w ill face me»«
S o ld ie rs' uud S a tlo X R e X ” A s J
" “ n ,h
a b o u t a m o n th ago. I t w as not tions.
Us. T e re sa M ors, w e a lth y Los ' ti,n e w hen it w as le a rn e d th a t h
Maiij- W a n t SeatH
view s to (he s ta te
la w m a k e rs tria l, w’ith long p riso n se n te n c e
, ,,
AAeuiHoii a s - u s t w ere th e la rg e s t
v e ry se rio u s, a n d w as stopped be
fo
r
a
n
y
¡A
n
g
e
le
s
m
a
tro
n
.
F
o
u
r
c
o
u
n
ts
had
re
tu
rn
e
d
in
th
e
sm
all
h
o
u
rs
R
oserved
box s e a ts
fo r
(he
,
fo re s p re a d in g to g r e a t e r 'a r e a s ''
legi3' ature, m e e ts -
s ta r in g them in th e face. F e e lin g so c la tio n w ill open th is ev e n in g sin<xi
in 1 th
e ,lls
h isto
ry
|
at
8
o
’clock
w
ith
th
e
A
m
erican
iho”
mi”
'
'T
lo
,y
of
¡c
h
a
rg
e
d
robin
ry
,
a
n
d
th
re
e
of
as
1
1,111
“
'e
m
b
e
rs
of:1ns
p
a
rty
rev
ealed
rac e s a re in g re a t dem and. They
S e v e ra l y e a rs
ago,
when
th e
i
** n u m b p r ° f A sW and rod in th e city is r u n n in g h ig h a g a in s t
T h is s ta te m e n t
I Saillt w ith intC nt *° k i!!-
1 <hat he ha<1 fo*-’ ro tte d all n ig h t sell fo r $1.00 each. T he se a ts
w a te rs h e d w as th re a te n e d th e r e
8,H1 e n th u s,a 8 ta w iu be Pr<»- th em , as it is g e n e ra lly believed L egion p ro g ra m , it w as a n n o u n c -I j „wide
m ade on th e a u th o r ity of P o s t­
T he tria l w as set fo r O c to b e r'
E njoys H im self
in th e g ra n d sta n d th a t a re not r e ­
w as an a lm o st to ta l c e ssa iio n of X ?
an d to th a t th ey a tte m p te d to he “ s m a r t” ed th is m o rn in g by G. O. Van N a t - ! m a s te r W a g n er, w ho s ta te s th a t
20
on
th
e
m
otion
of
th
e
d
e
ft
u
se
j
be
P
rin
c
e
is
ev
id
e
n
tly
en
jo
y
ta
,
c
o
m
m
a
n
d
er.
served sell fo r 50 c e n ts each. T he
b u sin e ss in th e city, and m en w ere
*
" ‘ a H ,° n P° 3S$b’° ’ A c‘ in c u ttin g in ah e ad of th e o th e r
w hile th e A ugust in cre ase in b u si­
a
d u lt ad m issio n to th e g ro u n d s is
co
unsel,
a
s
k
in
g
tim
e
to
o
b
ta
in
*
1118
h
im
se
lf
hu
g
ely
w
hile
in
th
e
T o m o rro w m o rn in g a t 1 0 :3 0 ,
c o rd in g to re p o rts from M edford, car.
c o n sc rip te d to check th e blaze
ness
w as c o n sid e ra b ly above th e
U
nited
S
tu
tes.
One
of
his
m
ost
60 c e n ts and c h ild re n 25 cents.
d e p o sitio n s from New York an d
ja th e Rev. V. K. A llison w ill sp eak .
m any sp o rtsm e n from th e City
If th e c o ro n e rs v e rd ic t
H olds Back W ater
a v e ra g e m o n th ly in cre ase fo r th e
p o p u la r
gam es
is
“ hide-und A fter six o'clock in th e ev e n in g
o th e r e a s te rn cit es.
will
a
tte
n
d
th
e
m
eetin
g
.
T
he
M
edford
p
ro
g
ra
m
will
be
held
a
g
a
in
s
t
th
e
boys,
th
e
d
is
tr
ic
t
a
t
­
N ot only is th e re a fin e sta n d
p re s e n t y e a r, th e la tte r w as q u ite
s e e k ,” w ith r e p o rte rs play in g th e ilo re is a 25 c e n t adm ission to
To C laim S uicide
to rn e y ’s office is p re p a re d to p ress a t 2 :3 0 W e d n esd a y a fte rn o o n , and s a tis fa c to ry an d th e y e a r ’s b u si­
o f tim b e r a t th e scene of th e p re s ­
p a r t of th e seek ers. T he gam e all.
On F rid a y . S ep tem b er 12,
M ED FO R D CH A M BER
L
o
v
e
la
n
d
’s
o
rc
h
e
s
tra
w
ill
play
A
cco
rd
in
g
to
in
fo
rm
a
tio
n
given
ch a rg e s.
e n t fire , b u t th e ro o ts of th e tre e s
ness w ill show a s u b s ta n tia l g ain ,
s
ta
r
te
d
w
hen
he
hid
fo
r
h
a
lf
an
c
h
ild
re
n of school age will be a d ­
W
e
d
n
esd
a
y
e
v
e
n
in
g
.
P
ro
g
ra
m
s
E N T E R T A IN S « V E S T S
o u t to d ay , th e basis of M cCoy's
a n d th e u n d e rg ro w th hold back
re fle c tin g th e g e n e ra l b u sin ess
h
o
u
r
on
th
e
ocean
lin
e
r
th
e
day
m itte d free, w hen w ith p a re n ts or
_________
’be e v e n ts w ill be given o u t at
d efen se w ill be “ Mrs. M ors killed
¡ASHLAND RESIDENT
th e w a te r of A sh lan d cre e k , m a k ­
co n d itio n s in A sh lan d
d u rin g
he
a
rriv
e
d
.
He
w
as
fin
a
lly
lo
T he M edford C h a m b e r of C om ­
g
u a rd ia n .
No c h a rg e
will
be
h
e
rs
e
lf.”
A
ccording
to
J
u
d
g
e
PASSES AT HOME! the meeting this ev en in g , Mr. Van L924. T he re c e ip ts show th a t
ing a fa irly even flow o i w a te r,
D avin, one of th e d e fe n se a tto r - c a te d ’ an d p e rm itte d an in terv iew mad.* at an y tim e fo r c h ild ren
N a tta an n o u n c ed .
H e said th a t
m
erce
e
n
te
r
ta
in
in
g
c
o
m
m
itte
e
of
in s te a d of a flow w hen th e snow s
I th e city is p ro sp e rin g g re a tly th is
neya, one of th e fe a tu re s of th e EV£>F HiHCe’ he h a s been b,,8y d o d g ’ u n d e r ¡0 y e a rs w hen th e y com e
live w ire, c o u rte o u s gen tlem en
M rs. E m ily S tevens, ag ed 84. th e pu b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ited to 1 year.
m e lt, follow ed by a long p eriod
tria
l w ill he th e effect on th e b rain ‘n e th e 75 r e p o rte rs who a r e on w ith th e ir p a re n ts.
a re m a k in g h u n d re d s of g ra te fu l o ld tim e re sid e n t of A sh lan d , p a s­ a tte n d th e m eetin g .
o f d ro u th .
S hould a la rg e a re a
P re v io u s R ecord
F o r th e n ig h tly p e rfo rm a n c e of
frie n d s fo r th e R o gue R iv er V al­ sed aw ay a t h e r hom e on A sh lan d
T o n ig h t’s p ro g ra m w ill be put
“ ig h t-
be sw ept by fire , A shland will be
T he p rev io u s rec o rd m o n th in of th e h ead p u n ch es d e liv e re d bv i
ley.
th e Dixie S y n c o p a te rs th e re Ls an
pr;ze
lig
h
te
r
s
.
Ry
th
is
m
eans,
it
»
e
s
te
rd
a
y
th
e
h
e
ir
to
the
on
by
t
h
e
.
L
egion,
and
will
be
s
tr
e
e
t
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
e
v
en
in
g
a
t
fiive
«ven w o rse off fo r w a te r next y e a r
th e A sh lan d p o sto ffic e re c e ip ts
m ay b® possible to p ro v e th a t Me- B ritish thro,1e a tte n d e d th e rich ad m issio n c h a rg e to th e g ra n d
T h ese g e n tle m e n
a rra n g e
to o ’clock, a fte r a lin g e rin g illn ess la rg e ly a tte n d e d by L egion m em ­
th an a t p re s e n t.
w as D ecem ber of la s t y e a r, co v er­
Coy
w as m e n ta lly irre sp o n sib le $ 2 5 ’000 in te rn a tio n a l h o rse races s ta n d of 25 c e n ts to all over 14
bers.
h a v e fifte e n o r tw e n ty a u to s m eet of a b o u t a y ear.
M rs. S tevens
As th e r e w as a sev ere lig h tn ­
ing th e busy h o lid a y season. De-
th e n o rth bound th ro u g h tra in s h ad lived ill A sh lan d fo r eig h te en
when be sh o t an d w o u nded Mr. 3t R e,m o n t P a r k - New Y ork. He y e a rs of age. Ail u n d e r 14 y ears,
From Many C ities
ing s to rm la s t n ig h t, it is be­
cem b er h a s alw ay s h e re to fo re held
a rriv e d in th e g ra n d s ta n d as th e w hen accom panied by p a re n ts o r
1 a t A sh lan d an d give th e p a sse n g ­ y e a rs and h as m an y frie n d s h e re
T
oday,
old
so
ld
ie
rs
and
sa
ilo
rs
lie v e d th a t a bolt h it a tre e and
th e rec o rd iu th e local p o sta l busi an d M rs. Sam S chapp th e day
h
o rse s w ent to th e po st fo r th e g u a rd ia n , a re a d m itte d free. Re- *
e rs, o r r a th e r th o se w hose hom es w ho m o u rn h e r d e a th .
frolli
G
ra
n
ts
P
ass,
M
edford.
Gold
Mrs. M ors w as found d ead in her
ness.
c a u se d a fire. T h e fo re st service
a re in th e e a st, an a u to
rid e
second
race. A g re a t f lu r ry sw ept serv ed box se a ts fo r th e S yncopa­
She is su rv iv ed by h e r sis te r. H ill an d o th e r s o u th e rn O regon
h a s-b e e n v ery c a re fu l to keep all
T h e po st office is th e f ir s t to a p a rtm e n t w ith a b u lle t hole in
th ro u g h th e valley.
th
e
s
ta
n
d s w hen H. R. H. a rr iv ­ te rs sell for 50 cents.
T he tr a in s ! Miss H e ’en P y g a ll, d a u g h te r, M rs. cities a re a rriv in g in A sh lan d , and feel a n y d e c re a se o r in c re a se in ; ber bead .
tre s p a s s e r s o u t of th e w a te rsh e d ,
ed.
As th e w ord w as passed
The p a rk in g of c a rs a t
th e
to m o rro w . ! th e local b u sin e ss a n d show s th a t ■
F e ig n ed In sa n h y
a n d it is h a rd ly believed th a t h u ­ rem a in tw en ty -fiv e m in u te s a t D. P. B lue an d g ra n d s o n , V erne m o re > ’e expected
J a c k so n C o u n ty F a ir to see th e
A
sh
lan
d
a
n
d
th
is
gives
th
e
a
u
to
s
a
ro
u
n
d
t
h
a
t
th
e
P
rin
c
e
had
a
r
r
iv
­
B
lue
of
H
o
n
o
lu
lu
.
T
h
e
re
a
re
eleven
te
n
ts
in
L
lth
la
j
b
u
sin
e
ss
is
in
c
re
a
sin
g
to
a
g
r
e
a
t!
W
h
en
he
w
as
f
r
s
t
placed
m a n c a rle s s n e s s could h av e been
in
th a t m uch s ta r t a n d th e p assan g -
F u n e ra l serv ices w ill be held P a r k to h o u se th e v isito rs , a n d • e x te n t. R e p o rts a r e fa v o ra b le fo r i Ja il. McCoy feig n ed in sa n ity , b ut ed, th e re w as m uch ju m p in g up races from th e in sid e of th e h a lf
re s p o n s ib le fo r th e fire.
j e rs e n te r ta in a g a in a t M edford. a t th e E p iscopal C h u rch to m o r­
on c h a irs and s tr a in in g of necks. m ile tra c k and on th e speedw ay
since h a s a p p e a re d r a u o n a l
O ne
W ednesday e v en in g
w hen
th e row a fte rn o o n a t tw o o ’clock. In ­
both n o rth an d so u th
of
th e
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e 4)
(C o n tin u e d on p ag e 4)
n ig h t he sto rm e d and cried in his
HUNGARIAN CITY IN
c o m m ittee had a la rg e d e le g a tio n te rm e n t w ill be in th e M o untain
g ro n d s ta n d , hut not in fro n t of
cell. Tiie n e x t day, a lie n is ts w ere LOCAL MAN TO
SUICIDE EPIDEMIC of g e n tle m e n an d lad ies w ho had View C em etery.
it,
will be p e rm itte d .
ATTEND COURSE
called by th e s ta te , w ho e x a m ’ned
been
a tte n d in g
th e
A m e ric a n '
-----------------------------
C h a rg e F o r P a rk in g
th e m an and p ro n o u n ce d him ;
B U D A PE ST , Sept. 2.— Szege- F lo ris ts A ssociation c o n v en tio n a t * N ew b erg — L a rg e o rd e rs re-
L ie u te n a n t C lyde G. Y oung, of
T
he
inside tra c k p riv ile g e sells
sane.
d in , a sm all tow n n e a r h e re , is L os A ngeles rid in g n o rth th e tra in ¡ceived by O regon H a n d le Co. p la n t
th e A sh lan d N a tio n a l G u a rd , h as fo r 25 c e n ts p e r perso n w ith u
A m ong th e n .tn e s r e s w ho w ill receiv ed an a p p o in tm e n t to a t-
ra p id ly g a in in g n o to rie ty fo r th e p u lle d o u t of M edford w ith o u t inclu d e 30,000 applew ood spoons,
m inim um of tw o p erso n s to th e
w il^
M Wht n “ th e >iria l 8 ta r t8 't e a d F o r t M onroe. V irg in ia, fo r
n u m b e r o f cases of su icid e o c c u r­ th em . O rd e rs w e re a t once se n t . 12 in ch e s long.
car. T he g a te e a st of th e m ain
rin g there.
. rs. v.i .M artin, w ho said six w eeks in te n siv e tra in in g . Mr. e n tra n c e and n e a r th e r e a r of th e
AVIATORS HOMEWARD BOUND
and th e tra in h a lte d h e re . - T he
T h e inhabitants are becoming p a sse n g e rs w ere d e lig h te d w ith
I R n i n r i m n w * n n TTT
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sc re a m s p r,o r t0 ’he Y oung w as selected by th e w ar h o r tic u ltu ra l b u ild in g w ill be th e
ABOARD THE CRUISER RICHMOND. Septem ber1 f Ot a PiSl°* in th e Mor8 d e p a rtm e n t from a ll th e O regon only g a te open to th e in sid e tra c k
so m uch a la rm e d th a t th e y have th e ir rid e an d all w ill c e rta in ly
s ta r te d m a k in g d e m o n s tra tio n s a t e n te r ta in k in d ly re m e m b ra n c e s of
p a rk in g .
ice ’ K
es „ dh: r z ^ ^
t h e f u n e r a ls of su ic id e s a n d h av e th is se ctio n .— Gold H ill News.
T he S ta te H ighw ay C om m ission
even a tta c k e d th e p rie s ts w ho held
n- w e n th e H s fa v o ra b le , , „ ey
b c in B o s lo A y ( l“
have been ask ed to issue an o rd e r
th e b u ria l services.
p ro h ib itin g th e p a rk in g of c a rs
¡of the week.
A t th e b u ria l cerem o n y of a DANISH EXPLORER
i and said th e n ig h t of th e sh o o tin g Coa3t A rtille ry ,
on th e P acific H ighw ay so u th of
BREAKS A RECORD ,H covrrs That w W heel i s j« e k -
y o u n g s e a m s tre s s w ho h ad com - i
sh e saw a m an c ra w lin g p a st h er
Mr. Y oung w ill leave S u nday, >‘ he city lim its of M edford for
«1
Up, Tire WIU . be
m itte d su icid e by ta k in g poison I
DRIVER KILLED IN RACES
I w indow , a f te r th e sh o t had been S e p tem b e r se v e n th
d ista n c e of a lea st one m ile. T he
Round A gain
a crow d of a b o u t fo u r h u n d re d
C O PEN H A G EN , Sept. 2.— T he j
i fire d .
T he m an, she said , w as
T
ra ffic D e p a rtm e n t of th e s ta te
w o m e n a p p e a re d a n d a tte m p te d to j Ion®e s t sled g e jo u rn e y on record
ALTOONA, Pa., September 2—Joe Boyer, wealthy i * s m a lle r a n d heavier
will have iln e e officers h e re to
looking EX CALIFORNIANS
1 ’3 a sp len d id ro a d to K la m a th
! th an M cCoy.”
s to n e th e m o th e r of th e d e a d g irl. h a s j u s t been accom plished by!
lacing
driver
ot
Detroit,
died
todav
as
the
result
of
in­
a
WILL CELEBRATE ssist in th e m ovem ent of c a rs to
a lle g in g t h a t sh e h a d d riv e n h er D r. L au g e Kocli, fam o u s D anish F a lls - h u t if one fo rg e ts a s p a re
and from th e fa ir g ro u n d s. It is
, tire , th e trip is f a r fro m p le a s a n t. juries received yesterday in a 250 niile race won hv Jim-
d a u g h te r to h e r v io le n t end. T he e x p lo re r.
F o rm e r re s id e n ts of C a lifo rn ia e s tim a te d t h a t from tw o to fo u r
H e h a s been su rv e y in g th e la st A T id in g s re p o rte d m ad e th e trip ni’p ^«yphy. Both of Boyer’s legs were crushed and he
w om en o nly d isp e rsed on th e a p ­
1
who
a re now living in s o u th e rn th o u sa n d c a rs will pass th ro u g h
p e a ra n c e of a s tro n g fo rce n i po­ re m a in in g u n m ap p ed p o rtio n of Y esterday, a n d m ad e th e m is- su feied internal injuries when his car ripped through a
O regon a re p la n n in g to observe th e e n tra n c e g a te on each day of
th e G re e n la n d coast,
his j ta k e of leav in g h is s p a re a t hom e, guard rail while going 250 miles an hour.
and
llic e .
‘ ad m issio n d a y ” th is y e a r, it w as th e fa ir w hich begins on W e d n es­
th e .
On one of th e b e st s tre tc h e s
In a n o th e r case an in n k e e p e r jo u rn e y over g la c ie rs a n d
an n o u n c ed to day. T he d a te falls day, S e p tem b e r 10th.
w a s accu sed of h a v in g d riv e n his d re a d e d icecap occupied 200 days, of th e e n tire trip , a r e a r t ir e w ent
FIRE
DOES
GREAT
DAMAGE
on T u esd ay , S e p tem b e r 9.
w ife to d ro w n h e rse lf, an d th e d u rin g w hich he tra v e rs e d 3,600 ! f la t - D iscovering t h a t it w as a ll
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P la n s a re being fo rm u la te d for EUGENE TO VOTE ON
i r ig h t on top, th e r e p o r te r p u lle d
cro w d a t th e
fu n e ra l trie d to m iles e n tire ly by sledge.
MONTESANO, Wash., September 2—A fire which is f itiz o n s to A —
sk R em oval o f O ffl- a d in n e r-d a n c e o r som e sim ilar
T
he
e
x
p
e
d
itio
n
co
n
sisted
of
ah
e
ad
a
few
fe
e
t,
b
u
t
th
e
b
o
tto
m
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
ly n ch him .
C h u rc h c o m m itte e s
is
believed
to
have
have
started
from
over
heated
lum­
r
ia
l
a
s
R
e
s
u
lt
o
f
Riot
a
t
form
of
e
n
te
r
ta
in
m
e
n
t
and
th
e
The i
h a v e a p p e ale d to th e police for n in e te e n sled g es, 200 dogs an d a I of th e tir e re m a in e d fla t.
ber destroyed four dry kilns belonging to Schaffer Bros
H e r ,'in
i fo llow ing c o m m ittee s have been
E U G E N E , Sept. 2. — T he c ity
p ro te c tio n , a s th e p rie s ts go in few selected E skim os. G re a t h a r d - ' w heel w as ja c k e d up, a n d th e
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a
p
p
o
in
te
d
to
ta
k
e
c
h
a
rg
e
of
the
council
of E u g e n e is a r r a n g in g
d a n g e r of th e ir lives, a n d th e sh ip s w e re su ffered by m en a n d f 'a t resu m e d its n o rm a l sh ap e. himher mill operators, last night. The loss totaled $25,-
H
E
R
R
IN
,
111.,
S
e
p
tem
b
e
r
30—
a
ffa
ir;
to place upon th e b a llo t a t th e
Town C ouncil h a s now given o r­ dogs fro m th e in te n s e cold, w hile T h is w as b u t a te m p o ra ry ex­ Flnifl firo Jo01*'1/
Ot
Moiltesano, Aberdeen and ! T he rem o v al of S h e riff G allig an
A sh la n d : H en ry E n d e rs J r ., N ovem ber electio n a n u m b e r of
p
e
d
ie
n
t
h
o
w
ev
er
fo
r
as
soon
as
food
ra
n
s
h
o
rt
on
th
e
r
e
tu
r
n
d e rs fo r a s tro n g force of police
Elma flip depaitm ents saved the big null from total des- i as a m ea n s of k eep in g peace in M rs- V ic’° r M ills. M edford: A. s bond issues. One Js fOr $35,00u
to be p re s e n t a t ev ery su ic id e ’s [ Jo u rn e y . All b u t ten of th e dogs i ’ he ja c k w as rem o v ed , th e tir e
“ bloody W illia m so n ” co u n ty will R o sen b au m , Mrs. P. O. C ra w fo rd , to pave s tr. e t in te rse c tio n s , a n ­
becam e fla t on th e b o tto m a g a in . tiuction.
fu n e ra l to try to sto p th e sc a n d a ­ died or w ere e a te n .
i
bo ask ed of G o v ern o r S m all by a T - E - D aniels. G ra n ts P a ss: R. o th e r is fo r $30,000 to rem o d el
N eeded F ix in g
lo u s scenes.
RIVAL
CHINESE
FACTIONS
WARRING
i c o m m itte e re p re s e n tin g th e W il-i W - C la rk e , Mrs. N o rto n , Mrs. Neil th e city bail and e n la rg e th e fir«
T h e re w as e v id e n tly n o th in g to
! liam so n co u n ty m in is te ria l asso- A ,,e n -
HOOTCH, PAREGORIC AND
, GIRLS WANT PLACE
d e p a rtm e n t q u a rte rs , one will be
do blit fix it.
T h e c a sin g w as
SHANGHAI, September 2—Fighting between ( ...V
aspirin cure toothache :
TO WORK FOR BOARD1 rem oved a n d th e “ fiv e -m in u te
l , e i I elation, a n d o th e r citizen s, it w as
AH ’ hose w ho a re in te re s te d fo r f t 2,000 to build a b rid g e
i in th e o b se rv a n c e of th is d ay a re a c ro ss th e ra illra c e at N in th a v e ­
v u lc a n lz e r” w as lo cated . T he re - rival ('hiñese factions are reported to have broken ont at! announcet1 ’ h ’s a fte rn o o n .
a.—
and
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Nanking. According to reports ten miles of t c ^
The first conting01”* «r u.e a8ke^ t0 advice Mrs. V ictor mils n u e E a st and a n o th e r will be fo r
lines
hnVP
boon
L
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•
•
•,
a
l
;
Htale
m ilitia left C hicago todav by p h o n p, o r by m all in o rd e r th a t $6000 fo r a m u n icip al co m fo rt
la a ''s u r e c u re (o r to o lh a c lie .” . a p p o in te d aa c h a irm a n o( a com - C° °
° " W ' ' “ n<1
St° P F r o n e b pm ‘ n - I
k U * 1 I 16
01 h f t n k l l l g . T w o , fo r H e rr'ii, fo llow ing th e sla y in g th e AB,1land c o m m itte e m ay h a v e s ta tio n .
a n o th e r
tra v e le r
and
b o rro w
C. C. G ray to ld R e c o rd e r G eorge ! ra ltte e from th e
local C ollege
lench cruisers have been ordered by the ministry marine ¡or six m en la st S a tu rd a y o t h e r a c y n ,p ,e te ,,s ’ of th o se w ho a re
T h e proposed issue to rem odel
som e. A fte r th e tu b e h ad been
t0 find ? laces fo r girl8 w h o i p a tc h e d , he disco v ered t h a t t h e * t 0 Proceed immediately to Shanghai from Saigon due to i tro o p s wil1 d e p a r ^ i in
» a n few
r — d a y s .! I P la n n in g to a tte n d .
th e city h all a n d th e one of th e
his a r r e s t on c h a rg e s of in to x ic a -j w a n t to a tte n d th e local school, in -j hose
c o m fo rt s ta tio n w ere d e fe a te d a t
on th e p u m p w as b ro k en . To the increased seriousness of the situation.
S h e riff A rre ste d
tiOD.
W E A T H E R FO R E C A ST
fo rm ed T he T id in g s S a tu rd a y flx th e p u m p h e h a d to fi/ hig
a special electio n J u ly 2 w hen
S h e riff G a llig a n . w as a rre s te d
“ I had a terrific tooth ach e,” th a t sh e had th e n a m e s of t h r e e ! m o n key w ren ch . In p u ttin g th e
a* iu«, no«
,
,
i
F o re c a s t fo r p eriod
betw een
at
office a t M arion y e ste rd a y , i S e p te m b e r 2 a n d S e p tem b e r 6: th e issue of $500,000 fo r th e U n i­
MAY DEPORT FIRPO
young Gray said. “At first I took g irls who w a n te d to find a place
W A Q il T \ T r n v x \T O x
1
n
, c ia r «ed w ith m u rd e r fo r h is con- j C o n tin u ed fa ir w e a th e r in th e in- v e rs ity of O regon a u d ito riu m c a r ­
som e paregoric and aspirin, but in an A sh lan d hom e d u rin g th e tir e back on th e rim , he got a
WASHINGTON, September 2—Action by the Labor! nectlOn with the six k’Hi««a. He, te r io r an d c o n sid e ra b le cioudv ried .
that didn't help m uch. Then I w in te r so th a t th e y could a tte n d piece of g rav e l in th e casin g .
W’hen th e tir e w as p u m p ed up, Department officials of New York looking into the pos- V
' as arrested by C o ro n e r M cCow-i w e a th e r on th e c o a st. P ro b a b ly
took a drink ot corn w hiskey. The school.
KLAN MEETING TONIGHT
th
e
g
ra
v
e
l
p
u
n
c
tu
re
d
it
an
d
th
e
th ree togeth er w ent tb my head
sible deportation of Luis Firpo, Argentine prize fighter 3n’ the °n’y oificer enipowe™d to, occasional sh o w ers in th e ex-
. T , he a rra n g e m e n t is ior tke J°b had to be done over again
In resp o n se to m an y in q u irie s .
and proved a perfect rem edy.”
g irls to w o rk fo r th e ir b o a rd and
was
ordered
by
the
Labor
Department
today.
It
is
pPe.
’
j
T
he
T id in g s th is a fte rn o o n le a r n ­
A trip along the scenic upper
A fter a reprim and from the room .
A ny fam ily d e s irin g to K lam ath lake brought tw o m ore dieted that Firpo would undergo a new examination to­
fo r bonds, an d w as re le a se d .
will
c o n tin u e
n o rm a l.
F ire ed th a t th e scene of th e big Ku
C ourt th e young man was releas- o ffe r th is a ssis ta n c e to a w o rth y
flats, and tw o m ore hours o f fix ­ morrow and he deported before he is scheduled to fight
W h ile w a itin g fo r c o n firm a tio n w e a th e r h a z a rd w ill c o n tin u e high K lux K ian d e m o n s tra tio n to n ig h t
•ed.
g irl sh o u ld p h o n e M rs. P ell.
ing tires.
w ill be on th e B o u le v a rd , a s h o rt
Harry Wills, September 12.
in ’ be in te rio r an d re la tiv e ly low
(C o n tin u e d „ „ P aiie F o u r )
i
|fce
d ista n c e so u th of th e C o m m u n ity
H ospital.
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