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VOL. XLVIII.
S u ccesso r to th e S em i-W eekly T id in g s, V olum e 43.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
ithout the use of medicine cures
aine cases out of ten of asthma
This is a proven fact.
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1924
WILD BULL IS DEFEATED BY NEGRO BATTLER
SAYS BRYAN
FERVER T E D
MANY FACTS
1 PO LK ’E
W O R K IN G OX
A SH LA N D K O K B K R Y '
! t:
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«;
’♦
A sh lan d police to d a y w ere X?
♦J s till w o rk in g on a ro b b ery U
XX co m m itted W ed n esd ay n ig h t XX
XX a b o u t 10 o'clock w hen b u rg - XX!
XX Jars tied M. J. Love, S o u th - XX |
XX e rn P acific b ra k e m a n , in XX
XX his bed an d robbed him of XX!
XX $30S.
XX
rr he b u rg la rs e n te re d th e XX
KILLERS ARE
STARTED ON
PRISON LIFE
JA PS TAKE INTEREST
IN HARTMAN PROt ESS
XX ,
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n
XX T he J a p a n e s e w ho M onday XX
XX v isited th e H a rtm a n sh a le XX
8 oil
p ro je c t
w ere
Tom XX
XX S u g im o to , G. F u g in io ta , K. XX
XX O k a m n ra , c h ie f of th e sh a le XX
8 oil d e p a rtm e n t of th e M an- XX
8 c h u ria ra ilro a d com pany, Z. XX
8 In a tty e , y S a c ra m e n to m er- XX
I 8 c h a n t, II. S ogim a, p ro p rie to r XX
i 8 a n d e r u d u ito
u i r of
OI “ T f i he
le H
H olm
ohn X
X X
X
ZN*
TA
• •
8 S hin, a San F ra n c isc o pa- X?
8 p e r, T r. Abe. P re sid e n t of th e XX
8 "N ew W o rld ,” a San F ra n - XX
j 8 cisco p a p e r, S. K a n e m o to , XX
i XX ow n er of a f r u it ra n c h , a n d XX
■ 8 M. T a k a ts u g i, an in te r p re te r . XX
‘8
T he m e n a re ta k in g a keen XX
! 8 in te re s t in th e in d u stry , as XX
8 th e r e a re d e p o sits of oil XX
X» s h a le in C h in a a n d J a p a n , XX
NEW
YORK. S ept., 12. —
8 an d a s tro n g com pany has XX N ew sp ap er m en g e n e ra lly who ;
XX been form ed w ith th e view of XX saw th e W ills-F irp o fig h t last
XX e s ta b lis h in g
th e
H a rtm a n XX n ig h t a t N ew ark, New J e rs e y ,
! 8 process on th e ir holdings.
XX g av e W ills a big edge in th e 12
¡ 8 XX XX XX 8 XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Í ro u n d bout.
LLSGIVEN
WILL HE MEET DEMPSEY#
Con,
Claims That n Love home, found the man xx Awakened by Strident Gono
I <gressman
B r o t h e r Charles” n in bed- and bound and gag- xx at 6 a. m., They Follow
XX ged him . Tw o m en com m it- XX
Twisted Truth
Penitentiary Routine
XX tetj_ th e ro b b ery .
XX
Wins Given Decision By Exnerts
Nig,U
RECORDS SHOW ERROR
L ast
XX
Love w as alo n e
in th e XX WILL BE KEPT APART
XX house, and it w as a b o u t an XX
Treasury Report Sai«l to Show XX h o u r la te r th a n he w as ab le XX Loeb and Ix>opold Escape D eath
XX to call th e police
In th e 8 )
V o d e r W heels of Train on '
That C onditions Deplored
X
X
m
ea
n
tim
e
,
th
e
b
u
rg
la
rs
had
X
X
Rifle to Prison
W ere in 1910 •
XX madO th e ir escape.
XX i
XX
A cco rd in g to C hief of I’o- JJ
J O L IE T ,
III., S ept.
12.— A
C H IC A G O ,
Sept.
12.
XX lice M cNabb, th e
ro b b e ry XX s tr id e n t tin g in g gong a t 6 a. nt.
B ro th e r C h a rle s
B ryan
a p - | o b a d th e a p p e a ra n c p of bej
„
th is m o rn in g w as th e su m m o n s to
p e a rs to be o p e ra tin g his Vice n th e w ork nf hobQe3
'
convicts 9305 and 9306. w ho so
P re s id e n tia l c an d id acy upon th e XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
re c e n tly w ere N a th a n L eopold and
sa m e lines of so p h is try as w as
__________
R ic h a rd Loeb, th a t th e sh a c k le s
m ad e fam o u s by h ’s b ro th e r W il
had begun td bind.
liam J . iu his th re e c a n d id a c ie s
All s p e c ta to rs w ere a u n it in
T oday is n o t a u3ua! d a y in th e
i o r th e P re sid e n c y ” , said C on-j
u
/
n
i
w
flay in g th e poor sh ow ing of both
big p riso n , as it is N a tio n a l De
g re ssm a n O scar J . L a rso n , of D u
; m en. W ills had p ra c tic a lly every
fen
se
Day.
Its
m
ea
n
in
g
,
how
ever,
lu th . M innesota.
I ro u n d , b u t e ith e r w o u ld n ’t oi
is d iffe re n t to th e 2,200 convicts
“ In his E lk p o in t, S o u th D ak o ta,
i
co u ^ n t
appiy
th e
knockou
behind - th e g ra y s to n e w alls, as
sp eech on L a b o r Day, ‘B ro th e r
punch.
F irp o w as held helpless
C^harles’ m ad e a n u m b e r of m is- Says Oregon C om m unities Invest th e re w ill be “ p a trio tic e x e rc ise s”
by
W
ill’s
fam o u s rig h t.
only.
Money in E nterprises Instead
le a d in g s ta te m e n ts
w hich
th e
B oxing d o p e s te rs h ad it a ll fig u re d o u t th a t H a rry W ills, th e
M.
L
o
ck
er
A
ddivsse«
W
o
rk
e
rs
Dempsey
B ored
L
oeb
an
d
L
eopold
did
n
ot
of A w aiting Help
Racing Program and Exhib-
B lack P a n th e r ,” if he d e fe a te d L u is F irp o , w ould m eet J a c k D em p
f a r m e r s of S o u th D a k o ta , as well
I
rom
Ja
c
k
s
o
n
,
J
o
s
e
p
h
in
e
J
a
c
k
D
em
psey
w
as so u n in te r
_______.
b re a k fa s t in th e
m ain
d in in g sey fo r th e c h a m p io n sh ip . W ills p u t it a ll over th e A rg e n tin e s c ra p
its Please Large Throng
n s th e fa rm e rs of th e c o u n tr y ,
i»Q«l K la m a th C o u n ties
e ste d th a t he le ft th e a re n a in
PO R TLA N D , Sept. 12.— Com - j ro o ,n - b« t w e re fed in th e ir cells, per la s t n ig h t, b u t th e a ff a ir w as so u n in te re s tin g t h a t e x p e rts now
at Annual Event
g e n e ra lly , sh o u ld have no d iffi
d o u b t if a W ills-D em psey go w ill e v e r be s ta g e d .
th e m id d le of th e n in th ro u n d .
m
u
n
itie
s
c
f
th
e
s
ta
te
a
re
s
h
o
w
-
1
N
a
rro
w
E
scap
e
c u lty in s e ttin g to rig h t by r e f e r
A. M. L ocker, re p re s e n ta tiv e of
T h e b o u t ended F irp o ’s hopes hayrick makes
T he p a ir of a le r t, e a g e r s la y - 1
hit
e n c e to th e reco rd s.
He d e c la r i ing X new r p ir it of p ro g re ss b y .
th
e
I
n
te
r
n
a
tio
n
a
l
C
ouncil
of
Re-
-of
a g a iu m e e tin g D em psey fo r the
'n
v
e
s
tin
g
th
e
ir
own
c
a
p
ita
l
in
d
e
-
'
i
r
s
>
r
-d
i»
g
to
p
riso
n
la
st
n
ig
h
t
in
ed t h a t th e R ep u b lican p a rty is v e lo p m e n t p ro je c ts an d re f u sin g ¡ an a u to m o h ile , a lm o st !o?t th e ir
1 g io u s E d u c a tio n is v isitin g ¡n j w o rld ’s h eav y w eig h t crow n, and i
C aine E a rly an d S tayed
re sp o n sib le fo r s tr ik in g a blow
A
shland
to
d
ay
and
will
m
eet
rep
-
{
’s
d
o
u
b
ted
if
it
helped
W
ill’t
j
l
a
t
e
;
C om m unity E x h ib its
lives w hen th e c a r v eered from
a t a g ric u ltu re in re d u c in g prices to lo n g er a w a it d e v e lo p m en t by
re e e n ta tiv o s of
th re e
c o u n tie s ch a n ce s m uch
It had been free-1
W ell L iked
of farm p ro d u c ts a n d ‘red u c in g o u taid e in te re s ts , said I. E. V in th e ro ad to avoid a p receed in g
h e re in a co n fe re n ce in re g a rd to ly p red ic te d th a t
th e
w in n e r
m
ach
in
e.
T
he
c
a
r
w
hich
held
th
?
ing,
p
re
sid
e
n
t
of
th
e
S
ta
te
C
h
a
m
th e v a lu e of c u rre n c y from $34 tc
S u n d a y School w ork. T h ia is th e '\o u d .m eet th e tltle h o ld e r som e
All A shland w as o u t veste.-day
-----------
ber of C om m erce, on his a rriv a l tw o k ille rs lan d ed on a tra c k of
$39 p e r c a p ita.
firs
t
sto
p
Mr,
L
o
c
k
e
r
is
m
a
k
in
g
tim
e
n
ex
t
y
ear,
but
both
f
i
g
h
t
-
'
io
see th e A sh la n d Day e v e n ts a t
he C e n tra l R a ilro a d n e a rb y . T he P a r a d e o f 3 0 ,0 0 0 M a rk s O b seiv
to d ay from a to u r of all th e lead
Speed» Inaccurate
J o h n M- C o u rt Dies nt S alem ; in O regon. lie will he h e re for
»ers m ad e such a poor sh o w in g ¡he Ja c k so n c o u n ty fa ir At noon
a n c e a t C a p ito l; A sh lan d
“ M r. B ry an sh o u ld h av e told ing c itie s a n d to w n s of O regon fra n tic e ffo rts of n e w sp a p e r m en
W<»s III T w o We<*ks; Sue.
ton days v isitin g d iffe re n t com th a t Ja c k p ro b ab ly w ould re fu se -.11 th e b u s r.ess houses
c lo se d ’
ah
d
s
h
e
riffs
,
w
ho
fla
g
g
e
d
an
on-
In
R
eadiness
A
b
o
u
t
one
and
one
h
a
lf
y
e
a
rs
th e fa c ts to th e S outh D akota
e e sso r Not N am ed
m u n itie s.
•
ru
s
h
in
g
tra
in
,
a
lo
n
e
saved
t
h
e
'
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to
m
eet
e
ith
e
r
of
them
.
and
m
ac
h
in
es
and
sta
g
e
s
w ere
ago
th
e
re
w
aa
a
decided
d
e
p
re
s
fa rm e rs , nam ely , th a t in th e f a l1
An
all-iTay
m
e
e
tin
g
of
Sunday
I
n
d
e
r
th
e
New
Je
rs
e
y
law
s,
a
loaded
fo
r
se
v
e
ra
l
h
o
u
rs.
all
iv
fs
of
Loeb
a
n
d
L
eopold.
T
he
W A SH IN G TO N , Sept. 12.— T h e;
o f 1919, a y e a r b e fo re th e elec sion in th e s ta te ,”- said V ining.
SALEM.-
Sept.
12.
—
J
u
tie
r
'
School
w
o
rk
e
rs
from
Ja
ck
so
n
.
b o u t w hich does not have a knock- d riv in g to th e fa ir g ro u n d s
‘T he pedple w ere ta lk in g tax con tra in sto p p ed less th a n fifty feet I g re a te s t p eace-tim e m ilita ry d is - '
tio n of a R ep u b lican P re sid e n t
J o h n M cC ourt, of th e O r e g o n ! Jo se p h in e an d K la m a th c o u n tie s nut c a n n o t he a w a rd e d to e ith e r
fro
m
th
e
au
to
m
o
b
ile
.
T he s te lla r a ttr a c tio n oi th e
litio
n
s,
h
u
t
th
e
y
h
av
e
accep
ted
p lay in th e h isto ry of th e U nited !
th e D em o c ra tic p a rty s ta r te d th e
T h e tw o y o u th , m ay n e v e r see S ta te s took place' to d a y ’ o s "the <
d i“ '
“ Ol’" ' "" b e " ' g " ° 'd IO,,“ y 01 « * •’" »
m
an
,
hut
all
sp
o
rt
e
x
p
e
sts
w
ere
day
w as th e h o .s e racin g e v e n ts
th
ese
c
o
n
d
itio
n
s
as
in
e
v
ita
b
le
and
sy ste m of d e fla tio n w hich had th e
h
y
te
ria
n
C
h
u
rch
.
M
rs.
J
e
a
n
M.
a re not o n ly fac in g th em b u t ex* 'aeh o th e r a g „ a in _ In Ih e ir U ve,,
_
_
_
„
_
u
n
a
n
im
o
u
s
in
h
e
ra
ld
in
g
th
e
T
he
g ra n d s ta n d was filled w i.h
i
made
',u 1 neas of n e a m°r“,D
|5
“ 1!'-
d is a s tro u s effect upon fa rm prices
rly tw o w eeks. D eath Jo h n s o n , a c tin g g e n e ra f s e c re ta ry
h
ih
itin
g
th
e
ir
fa
ith
in
th
e
future
J
W
a
rd
e
n
W
h
itm
a
n
3aid
to
d
ay
T
he
m
an
pow
er.
black
p
a
n
th
e
r
’
a
s
th
e
v
icto
r.
1
A
shland
U pon
th e
rec o m m e n d a tio n
of
re s id e n ts ,
and
m any
„
, .
- w as cau sed by e n d o c a rd itis of th e fo r th e O regon C ouncil of R e lig
In . A rg
s w ill he placed in cells io
, e n tin a , b e fo re he c a m e i ¡o c a | c a ra w ero p o r te d on th e In
P r e s id e n t W ilson, his F e d e ra l Re- of th e ir c o m m u n ities by going d lad
iffe re n t p a rts of th e p riso n , and ; o a n o th e r“ V a l m o V u L S m ^
aUd pneH m onia'
ious E d u c a tio n is in A sh lan d help to A m tric a th is la st tim e, F i r p o ; Pjd o of tb e tra c k
serve^ B o a rd , m ad e up of D em o 'h e a d .”
The
man
who
will
succeed
Mr.
ing to a rr a n g e th e p ro g ra m and fo u g h t an In d iffe re n t fig h t w ith I
V in in g ex p ressed th e opinion will not be allo w ed to g e th e r. U n-j effo rt w as m ad e to m ak e th e f i r s t '
c ra ts so lely , e sta b lish e d a d e
M
cC
ourt
h
a
s
been
selected
,
b
u
t
m eet th e w o rk e rs of th is p a rt o f S p alla, th e Ita lia n , ta k in g fo u r-:
R an d P la y s
fla tio n policy in th e w in te r of th a t O regon h ad m ad e th e t u n less th e y see each o th e r m a rc h in g d e fe n se test a success. A p a ra d e th e n a m e will n o t be m ad e p u b - 1
B etw een th e paces, th e
A sh-
he sta te .
tee n ro u n d s to tu rn th e tric k
h a t w ould lead it to w a rd a s tu rd y
o th e m ess h a ll, th e y w ill n e v e r , of 30,066 m en fe a tu re d th e cere-
1919 a n d 1920 w hich h a d th e ef
lie
u
n
til
a
f
te
r
th
e
fu
n
e
ra
l,
Gov-
T
hen
he
k
n
o
ck
ed
o
u
t
a
c
o
u
p
le
!
lan<*
*
on(,e
rt
B
and
played,
and
O
th
e
r
s
ta
te
a
n
d
n
o
rth
w
e
s
t
de-
E ven if th e y se e : m onies h e r.
u tu re g ro w th a n d th a t th e only m eet a g a in .
fe e t of re d u c in g th e p rice of No
,
erno>-
P
ie
rc
e
sa
id
to
d
ay
.
O
scar
n
o
ra
ln
a
tio
n
a
l
lea
d
e
rs
w
ill
be
pres-
m
ore
fig
h
te
rs
,
and
im
m
ed
ia
te
ly
i
,b
e
G*'-hians
occupied
a
special
3 co rn from $1.53 in J u ly 192& th in g now la c k in g w as a s ta te each o th e r, th e y w ill not he allow -
a lte r L. a h u e a n d cry w as ra ise d In t h e ' s t< i’011
lb e R ra u d sta n d .
ed to ta lk .
waie X
a ? ? “■
° ‘ ¡H , í , e r - o tD a lla s ’ a
n
d
. 7 ', : ™
: - nr
to 73 c e n ts in D ecem ber of th a t Leadership to w a rd th is goal
T
h
e
fa
ir
a s so c ia tio n 's tra ilh -
D
irec
to
r
i
good
old
U.
S.
A.
fo
r
a
r
e
tu
r
n
r
e
tir
in
g
c
h
in
i
o
í
ntaff
I
p
°Ttla
n
'1;
’■nmore.l
a»
I
h
o
lV
e
n
N
nys.
E
d
u
c
a
tio
n
a
l
I
O ne of th e p ro b le m s th a t V in-
„
Mi>nuul L ab o r
i tirin
ie f of s ta f f ,.a » d o th e r | possib!e su ccesso r
y e a r.
T h e p ric e of s te e rs fel
m
en
h
a
n
d
le
d
th e g re a t crow d in
fo
r
th
e
P
re
s
b
y
te
ria
n
C
h
u
rc
h
and
b o u t w ith th e cham pion.
B oth L oeb and
L eopold, 1“ j g o v e rn m e n t o ffic ia ls, rev iew ed t h e !
fro m $15.3$ to $12.09 in D ecem ng said he e n c o u n te re d on his
M
cC
ourt
w
as
a
n
o
ted
ju
r-
)
Dr.
F
re
d
G
rey,
E
d
u
c
a
tio
n
D
ir
an
o
rd
e
rly
m
a n n e r,
and
th e
Iu th e m e a n tim e o th e r co n
b e r of th a t y e a r.
No. 2 w heat to u r w as th e one of k e e p in g t o u r - ’ sp ite of th e ir u n iv e rs ity ed u eg -i p a ra d e .
« • in t h e e la te to r a lo n g e r per-1 lio n , will he Phi to m an u a l , , - j
I . .M e ta l c irc le » -th e te U w a r
‘ o r'e s e m * £ e c to r
of
th e
C o n g re g a tio n a l te n d e rs had cropped up. T h ere t l t j o r g w as m a rk e d by its o r d e r
f e ll fro m $ 2 .SO to $1.96 d u rin g
C h u rch . T hey w ill give ta 'k s was H a rry W ills,
th e
“ B lack liness.
iod.
H
e
ex
pressed
Ihe
o
p
in
io
n
)
bor,
it
w
as
said
to
day.
t h e sa m e p e rio d th e sam e p e r
- Z ! p. °C.1
”
G e n e ,«i P e rsh in g s j had been a m e m b e r of th e su-
d
u
rin
g
th
e
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
an
d
evening
A fte r Ih rac e p ro g ra m , th e
n
u
r
t
c
a
t
p
riso
n
fa
re
,
w
hich
P
a
n
th
e
r
,”
to
be
reck
o
n
ed
w ith.
io d . H og p rices fell fro m $15.88 th a t O regen w as n o t m a k in g ih e
i s ( f naV a c c o u n tin g to th e n a tio n .” j p re m e c o u rt fo r se v era l v e a ra .
session?.
W ills had been
on
D em psey's i crow d s c a tte re d to th e v a rio u s ex-
n o ft of its o p p o rtu n itie s a n d th a t m uch d iffe re n t from th e lu x u i- j s e c r e ta r y W eek s, a n d G en eral i
t o $9 66.
A b o u t tw o w eeks ago, he con-j
T he e n tire staff w ere g u e s ts of tra il fo r m o u th s. T he c h a m p io n ! Dibits and concessions.
io n s d iet to w hich th e y a re a c - 1
in t h “
th
e
to
u
ris
ts
sh
o
u
ld
be
told
of
P e rsh in g w ill sp eak th ro u g h a
S ta rte d Im p ro v e m e n t
t r a d e d p n e u m o n ia , an d had been ) th e K iw a n is clu b th is noon gnd w as w llliu g to m ee t h im — p ro v ld - ! ev en in g , m any a tte n d e d th e m in
cu3tom ed.
yhe
scenic
w
o
n
d
e
rs
in
v
a
rio
u
s
ra d io n on D efense D ay to n ig h t
Im m e d ia te ly upon assu m in g
c o n tra c te d p n e u m o n ia , an d h a d i p r . L o ck er m ade th e p rin c ip a l ad- ed, of co u rse ,
som e
p ro m o te r 3trel show by th e Dixie Synco-
L
e
o
p
o
’d
w
ill
not
h
av
e
a
c
h
a
n
c
e
;
a
t
9:* i5
E a s te rn
tim e
p
a
rts
of
th
e
s
ta
te
.
c o n tro l of th e
g o v e rn m e n t
it.
rEhft i been co n fin ed to bed since. Yes-
d
ress.
w o u 'd h a n g up a s u ita b le p u rse — p a to r s, and la te r, th e d an ce flo o r
T he s ta te c h a m b e r le a d e r also to w rite th e hooks w ith w hich h e I —___________ _______ ________
1 9 2 1 , th e R e p u b lic a n p a rty se
Since th e d e a th
cf
M arion and J a c k w a sn ’t m o d est In h i s , w as filled.
J.aid
t
h
a
t
O
regon
sh
o
u
ld
su
p
p
o
rt
I
ex
p
reseed
th
e
in
te
n
tio
n
of
occupy-
a b o u t im p ro v in g c o n d itio n s b;
(C o n tin u e d on p ag e 4)
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e F o u r )
i L aw ren ce, tlie best k n o w n S unday d e m a n d s A nd it cam e to n a u g h t.
in g h im self. W a rd e n W h itm a n
E x h ib its Good
p ro v id in g fo r g o v e rn m e n t loans n e a s u re s fo r in cre ase d fo rest
' School m an in A m erica Mr. Lock-
said . Once a w eek, each p ris o n
:oad
a
p
p
ro
p
ria
tio
n
s
an
d
devise
a
R ickard Inspired
T he e x h ib .is th is y e a r we e
to be m ad e n ot only to banking
1 e r h a s b eea a p p o in te d
to
th e
e
r
m
ay
w
rite
one
le
tte
r
each.
leg
islativ
e
e
n
a
c
tm
e
n
t
to
save
th
e
Tex
R
ic
k
a
rd
,
boxing
im
p
re
sa
rio
,
c
h
a
ta v te riz e d
as
“ b e tte r th a n
in s titu tio n s , b u t to liv esto ck loan
i w ork fo rm e rly .lone by Mr L a w saw a w ay o u t of th e d ilem m a, e v e r.” O utstandFiig fe a tu re s w ere
tim
b
er
lin
in
g
a
ll
h
ig
h
w
a
y
s
of
th
e
companies and a n y c o o p e ra tiv e a s
rence.
H e saw a ch a n ce to b rin g th e th e school a n d c o m m u n ity exhih-
so c ia tio n of p ro d u c e rs. W ith in a sta te .
A su p p e r fo r re lig io u s w o rk e r
W ild Bui ”
an d th e
“ B lack itia, an d th e a u to m o b ile show .
few w eek s a f te r th e a d o p tio n of
: i i bein g p lan n e d a t w hich tim e P a n th e r ” to g e th e r, th e w in n e r to W o rk done by th e v a r lous schools
this R e p u b lic a n policy, lo an s w ere ACCEPTS HOME IN POOR
th e re w ill he ro u n d -ta b le di c e s h av e a go w ith th e c h am p io n , in th e c o u n ty , in clv d in g m an u a l
HOUSE AS COIN DECIDES
being m a d e a t th e r a te of $ 1 ,5 0 0 ,-
BIG LOSS SUFFERED
sio n s an d a b u sin e ss sessio n . T he
000 a d a y to th e f a rm e rs an d
R 0 M E Ga &cpt 12 _
G ua,
W ills sn ap p ed a t
th e
ch an ce, a rts , h a n d ic ra ft, p o ste r a n d a r t
BEND, September 12—A loss estimated at $25, 000 public is c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a t F irp o w as o b d u ra te fo r a w hile, j w o rk , 'a n d school w ork w as
liv e sto c k m en, a n d d u rin g th e j S to c k m a y e r w ho h a s eig h ty -six J
te n d all m eetin g s.
f i r s t y e a r of th e o p e ra tio n of th is y e a rs of w rin k le s on h is tire d i R< p u b lic a n C a n d id a te s fo r Gov
He w ould n o t com e N o rth a g a i n ., show n. T he la te s t m odels of th e
•<>v- les’nlted at Sisters last night when fire broke out in the ■
c in o ir h ip in W a sh in g to n
R e p u b lic a n polidy lo an s a g g re lo o k in g face, w o u ld n ’t m ak e up
But th e line of th e golden m o to r w orld we.-e show n a t th e
Gist hotel and six buildings were destroyed,
In N a rro w R ace
g a tin g m o re th a n $ 3 4 6 ,000,000 h is m ind to go to th e p o o rk o u se
sh e k e ls th a t R ic k a rd d an g led b e - 'a u t o show .
i DAIRYMAN GORED
w e re m ade.
fore him wan too
m uch.
So
C o m m u n ’ty e x h ib its ’ fro m Jo se-
so he le t a coin do it.
SE A T T L E , S ept. 12.-—114 p re -,
MISS
JACOBS
WINS
TITLE
TO
DEATH
BY
BOLL
F irp o cam e— g a rb e d in s ilk s th is j p h in e,
K la m a th
and
Siskiyou
“ T h e official T re a s u ry re c o rd s
A
S a lv a tio n
A rm y
w o rk e r c in c ts in th e s ta te y et to be h e a rd ;
♦
I
a s to m oney in c irc u la tio n from p leaded w ith S to c k m a y e r
th a t fro m , C olonel H a rtle y of E v e r e t t ,1
PHILADELPHIA, September 12—Helen Jacobs, of ST. H E L E N S , O re., Sept. 12.— f i n e — a n d he an d W ills m ixed It i co u n ties, as w ell a s from J a c k so n
up n t Tex R ic k a rd ’s J e rs e y C ity , c o u n ty a g ric u ltu ra l d is tric ts , a t-
1919 to 1924 show up th e in a c c u r th e “ h o m e ” w as th e place to rest
¡»•oininent T h rrly A cre?.
le a d ^ E. F re n c h , of V an co u v er, B e r k e l e y , t o d a y WOB the national g irls’ singles
te n n is'N- J- Barker, 58.
j t r a d e d m uch a tte n tio n .
a t e s ta te m e n ts of Mr. B ry an in his w e a ry b ones d u rin g th e fin a l for
is gor-
th
e
R
e
p
u
b
lic
a
n
n
o
m
in
a
tio
n
title,
defeating
Alice
Frances,
of
Orange
N
J
6—
and
*
dairyman
of
Goble-
Ore.-wa
e v e n s tro n g e r term s. M r. B ry an p eriod of h is life
P e rh a p s ih e m ediocre fig h t th a t •
C om edy A d P le a se s
fo r th e g o v e rn o rsh ip of W a s h - !6 _ ^
’
K
i ed to d e a th by h is own p p riz
riz e bull
q u o te d th e m oney in c irc u la tio n as
WilLs
p
u
t
up
w
ith
B
a
rtle
y
M
a
d
-
B
e
t
w
e
e n tw o of th e races, th e
“ I w o n ’t say ‘Y es’,” th e aged in g to n by 1,543 v o tes
I t is he
co u n ty
fa ir
a t th e C olum bia
$54 p e r c a p ita , b u t failed to s ta te m an d e c la re d .
d
en,
w
hen
he
failed
to
knock
him
j
Cj-owd
w
as del ghteni by a com edy
ieved th a t th e re m a in in g 114 p re-
¡ g ro u n d s to d ay .
t h a t t h a t w as th e fig u re fo r 1919.
AMERICA
RETAINS
TENNIS
TITLE
o
u
t
in
th
e
fifte
e
n
-ro
u
n
d
b
a
t
t
l
e
;
a
ct,
fe
a
tu
rin g a h a y ra c k an d tw o
T hen cam e a p a u se as th e Sal- c in c ts w ill be ev en ly s p lit
T he
Mr. B a k e r e n te re d a s ta ll to
T h e n cam e a d e fla tio n of c u r vatio n A rm y w o rk e r trie d to th in k v o te now s ta n d s : H a rtle y , 5 7 ,342;
hold re c e n tly , had so m e th in g to u n u su a l tu m b le rs . T he m en w ere
Lfeed th e bull.
re n c y , a s w ell a3 of p rices of farm of eom e m ea n s of p e rs u a s io n t h a t i F re n c h , 55,799.
:
PHILADELPHIA, September 12—America retained ^nletMUm^ownïnTcrÎsheiU™ do w ith F irp o ’s c h a n g e of m ind, j d resse d as a f a rm e r an d his w ife.
p ro d u c ts , u n d e r th e th e n D em o
w ould prove effective.
Y e sterd a y a fte rn o o n , F re n c h !
P a VIS cup another year w|ien the Tilden-Johnston ch est a n d lwngs by u sin g its feet. T he a c co u n ts of th a t fig h t w ere and m ad e a g r e a t h it l»y th e ir
c r a tic a d m in is tra tio n .
T re a s u ry
____ n o t f la tte rin g ° to W ills. P o o r an tics.
“ G ot a c o in ? ” th e old m an s u d - : ie a w ith a p lu ra lity of o nly 53 combination this afternoon defeated Patterson and Wood
w as rem oved . uncon-
s ta tis tic s show th a t fro m $54 p er
n e a rb y fa ir b u ild in g h a n d s w as th e excn8e
of
th e I T he r e s u lts of th e races T h u rs-
d e n ly ask ed . “ P itc h i3 u p .”
¡v o te s , b u t w hen f u r th e r r e tu r n s ¡ o f A n s f rn H t» S— 7
Q
G 1 rp*"^ previous single?
c a p ita c irc u la tio n on J u ly 1, 1919,
“ B lack P a n th e r ” fo r h is sh ow ing d ay w ere a s follow s:
tin k le it fell ón t h e ’ cam e in. H a rtle y ju m p e d in th e
W ith
: victories gave the Americans the cup, although one singles where Mina H’ Little’ Red Cr°SS a g a in s t M adden.
th e c irc u la tio n fell tw $50 p er floor.
2 :1 4 T ro t
n u rse , a d m in is te re d f ir s t aid. He
c a p ita on J u ly 1, 1920 and b efore
“ W h a t is i t ? ” S to c k m a y e r a s k
Y e sterd a y , F re n c h led in 2169 ¡an<^ 0110 doubles match are yet to be played,
died in 35 m in u te s. A B uck am-1
___________________ F ir s t
h e a t— O reg o n
B o n d,
th e R e p u b lic a n p a rty , w hich w ent ed w ith a gasp.
R
ajsin
E
x
p
ress,
p re c in c ts o u t of 2453 in th e s t a t e .'
—
L
----------------------- -------—
E x o d u s;
T im e
b u la n c e w as c alled from P o rt-
in to p o w er in M arch 1921, w as
" H e a d « ,” re p lie d th e S a lv atio n
2 :1 5 1-4.
B o th c a n d id a te s to d ay a d m itte d i
PERSHING TO RETIRE
SAYS
WIFE
CAN’T
i
lan
d
,
h
u
t
Mr.
B
a
rk
e
r
w
as
dead
a b le to e s ta b lis h its p la n s fo r A rm y m an.
SUE HER HUSBAND Second lie a t- —R asin E xpress.
th a t th e fin a l r e s u lts w ould p r o b - )
i a n W r»
t
„ -------------------
j w hen it a rriv e d .
*
d e a lin g w ith th e s u b je c t of de
“ T h a n k C-od! I ’ll g o ,” th e o 'd ab ly n o t be k n o w n u n til an o f-;
jYASHLNGTON, September 12—At noon toniOITi OW,) T he body w as ta k e n in c h a rg e
i O regon
Bond,
E x o d u s;
T im e,
fla tio n on J u ly 1, 1921, th e p er m an m u m b led a n d w en t to h is
2 :1 5 1-4.
f t ia l ca n v ass is m ad e of th e com -! after 40 consecutive years of Service, General P e rilin g by th e c o ro n e r an d w ill be re -!
TACOMA, W ash., Sept. 12. -
c a p ita c irc u la tio n h a d fa lle n to new hom e.
h e a t - R a s 'n
p le te r e tu r n s . T he le a d see-saw ed i will retire from tbe army and will formallv relinquish llis moved to tbe B a rk e r hom e t n - i A d e m u rre r, h o ld in g th a t N etti j T h ird
Exp,-ess.
$45 p e r c a p ita.
A fte r h is a rriv a l th e r e he d e b ack a n d fo rth b e tw e en th e ‘ « I port as Chief of Staff. His retirement comes according to" m o rro w
W alk M acL ean had no legal c a p O regon
Bond.
E x o d u s;
T im e.
Deflated Currency
a c ity to su e A. R. Mac-Lean and 2 :1 6 1-2.
clined to sleep on h is bed, s a y - i c a r iy to d ay .
E a rly to ta ls
gave F re n c h
a , a m ilitary rule which automatically
„ retires all armv
v men
‘ T h u s you will se e ,” said Mr. ing he had not sle p t in d o o rs f o ri
h is son K e n n e th R oss M acLean for
R a isin E x p re ss won th e race.
L a rso n , “ t h a t th e re w as a d e fifty y e a rs. E ach n ig h t he sleep s j jea(j of 450 v o tes, b u t a little la t- at the age of 64. Pershing will reach that age tomorrow J SALEM W ILL LOSE
a lleg ed a lie n a tio n of affections. P u rse $600.
fla tio n of c u rre n c y as w ell as on th e g ra ss ju s t off th e w indow I e r , r e tu r n s p u t H a rtle y a h e a d There will be no formal ceremonies ill accordance w i f h !
STREET GAR TRACKS w ith Ollier o b jec tio n s, w as e n te r-!
2 :1 1 P a c e
p ric e s u n d e r th e D em o cratic a d of his little room .
w ith a p lu ra lity of 223. T h en a j |Jle desires of the General
’
'
"
!
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--------
i ed in s u p e rio r c o u rt to d a y by
F ir s t
h e a t — W a rre n
D irect.
SA LEM , S ept. 12.— T he Salem M a u r ic e A. L a n g h o rn e , a tto rn e y : p , j s(
m in is tra tio n of 1919 a n d 1920
j ru sh cam e fo r H a rtle y , w ho Í3
. Jo n e s. H al B row n; T im e,
city council, by a vo te of 10 to : fo r th e d e fe n d a n ts A ccom pany
a n d p a r t of 1921. B u t, w h a t is
T H R E A T E N R A T E R IS E
t now le a d in g by o v e r 1,000.
2
:1
1
1-4.
FORESTS AGAIN MENACED
j 3, to d a y passed
an
o rd in a n c e ing th e d e m u rre r w as a m otion
m o re in te r e s tin g is
th a t
Mr
C E N T R A L IA , W a sh ., S ept. 12.)
In W a sh in g to n , th e R ep u b lican
Second h e a t— H al B row n, W ar-
a
u
th
o
riz
in
g
(he
S
o
u
th
e
rn
P acific in th e form of a p e titio n to h av e
B ry a n , in q u o tin g th e c irc u la tio n — A t th e w eekly m ee tin g of t h e ! n o m in a tio n is re g a rd e d as a n elec-
PORTLAND, September 12 Hot, searing winds, HC-j co m p an y to rem o v e its s t r e e t c a r ' s tru c k from th e d o c u m e n t of th e re „ D irect, B liste r J o n e s, T im e,
o f $39 p e r c a p ita took th e year c ity com m ission y e ste rd a y a le t-j tio n , as in the* p a s t th e s ta te h a s
2:11 1-4.
19 2 2 , ig n o re d th e official T re a s te r w as re a d from th e W a s h in g - . j)een h e a v ily R e p u b lic a n . T h e j f'°Bipanied by low humidity, again seriously menaced the tra c k s on S e v e n te e n th s tr e e t, be- p a iu
in tiff
ti c e rta in a lle g a tio n s, on
T h ird h e a t— H al B row n, Blis-
u r y s ta te m e n t w hich acco m p an ied ton su rv e y in g and ra tin g b u re a u cam p aig n w as q u ie t a n d d ig n i- ‘lorests of the Northwest, the district forester announced *wee“ D ^nd C e n te r s tre e ts , on th e g ro u n d s th a t th e y w ere im
I to r J o n e s > W a r, en D r e d ; T im e,
th e a n n o u n c e m e n t of th e m oney th r e a tin g to in c re a se C e n tra lia ’s ; fled, b u t a t p re s e n t, in te r e s t h a s here today. F ifty men -and airplanes were rushed to the S e v e n te e n th s tr e e t b etw een D. a n d m a te ria l a n d irre le v a n t
M
a
rk
e
t,
an
d
on
S
u
m
m
e
r
s
t
r
e
e
t
’
M
acL
ean,
«on
of
a
w
e
a
lth
y
Ta-1
2 l2> P u rs e $6 "°-
in c irc u la tio n on t h a t d a te , w hich fire in su ra n c e r a te s five p er c e n t j re a c h e d a fe v e r h e a t
in
b o th
Baker
forest
near
Bellingham,
Washington,
to
fight
the
betw een M a rk e t a n d C h e m e k eta , com a b u sin e ss m an , w as a rr e s te d !
I'u rlo n g s
stated t h a t a new fo rm of c irc u u n le ss a p u m p e r is p u rc h a se d by cam ps, a n d w ith th e pu b lic
flames of nine fires that have broken out there in tbe past and to e sta b lish m o to r b u s l i n e s ; w hile a s tu d e n t a t B ow den college
K ilH ne«r, H ard w o o d . D 'am ond
latio n s ta te m e n t
w as
a d o p ted th e city .
A ction of th e le tte r
-----------------------------
o m ittin g tr a n s f e r s of gold b etw een w as d e fe rre d one w eek. T he cost I S u th e rlin — L ocal c a n n e ry w o rk - 24 hours. 250 men are on tlie fire line near Carlton, O re-;In their pldCe
J Brunswick, Me., on his wife’s D ick; T im a 56.5. P u rs e $75.
l ’iv tv E îg îitiis M lle
F ed eral R e s e rv e B a n k s and R e of a p u m p e r is b etw een $10,000 !
o v e rtim e on p e a rs an d b la c k -i 8 o n »
a n o t h e r crew of 250 is trVlUg to keep the flames i The. lr o l’y com l>any is to pay to’ lc h a rg e th a t he m u rd e re d h is child.
L
ittle
H u g h , K iloa, H . W a rre n :
in d $12.000.
s e rv e A g e n ts .”
berries.
lout of the green timber.
’
i L
L
2
° r.. tl\P
Jury in M ilne did not
fro m th is p a rt of its fra n c h is e fin d a tr u e bill
(C ontinued on Page 4)
I
Made Poor Showing And Prob
ably Neither Will Meet
Dempsey
s. s.
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MEM'
TO BEFENSE CALL
COURT PASSES ON
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i
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ASHLAND DAY
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