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D aily T idings
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
¿C m
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma
This is a proven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(International News Wire Service)
VOL. X L V III.
S u ccesso r to th e S em i-W eekly T id in g s, V olum e 4 3.
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1924
NO. 14
DEATH TOLL IN MINE
FLIERS MAKE 41O-MII.E
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D em ocratic C andidate for F irst. Fam ous Crim inal Law yer, Who
XX to ry w h istle s, th e A m erican XX
, Xx pan y n e a r h e re w as red u c e d XX
Tim e E xp resses C onfidence
W as H ero o f Loeb-I,eopoid
w ro u n d - th e - w orld
flie rs, XX
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»¡¡date fo r p re s id e n t, re tu rn e d t o - ! le n s e V ounsel
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Councii
to
Assist
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Accepted
Mayor
1916 1 ikä for the Next
‘ p re d ic tin g h is ele c tio n
to
th e from a c tiv e p ra c tic e a f te r saving
XX w ith o u t
in cid e n t.
Id eal t-
Hotel Project
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T w elve m en h a v e bean IX
Term
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MAVflR: V resideucy.
¡ th e boys fro m th e gallow s, to-
TO IMPROVE GRANITE XX rescu ed aliv e an d 13 b o dies XX AT PRESENT
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T h e D em o cratic n o m in ee cam e ! d a y p re p a re d to fig h t fo r th e life NO ACTION IS TAKEN » d u rin g th e trip .
XX h a v e been rec o v e red . L ittle XX
«¡WAS V E R Y POPULAR
Bee,, M ember o f Local C onnell for! her° fr° m Mis8Ouri iul1 of « « h t I o f B e rn a rd G ra n t, a g e 19, w ho is IV .
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a n d c o n fid e n ce an d w ill close his a w a itin g ex ecu tio n fo r th e m u r- w a n ts Exem ption lo r a P eriod of
Was Inst,unit litui ¡n M aking I ru-
fore I*ropertjr of I’ayne and
in S o u t a liv e a n y of th e re- XX
F o,,r Y ears and A ctive
Five Years; W ould Am ount
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ouders.
W agner for W a lk
| ® m ain in g 23 victim s.
XX
P «ov«„en ts i„ ParU Jlll(,
B usiness Man
to $ 2 5 0 Yearly
a speech h e re to n ig h t on a g ric u l-
A tto rn e y D arro w , th e m ori
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Other Civic M atters
tu r a l p ro b le m s.
fam o u s c rim in a l la w y e r in A m eri-
S id ew alk
c o n s tru c tio n
w as
P e titio n s to p ro c u re th e r e q u ir ­
Ci. A. F r o s t,, s e c re ta ry of th e
H is re c e p tio n s fro m th e fa rm ca. w ho is v isitin g a t th e su m m e r
O. H. J o h n so n , local Jew elry
given a boost T u e sd a y e v en in g a t
ed n u m b e r of s ig n a tu re s to place
L
ith ia n I lo te j a sso c ia tio n , la st
a u d ie n c e s d u rin g th e la s t 10 days hom e a t th e L oebs
e s ta te
at
le a le r a n d f o u n e r m ayor of Asli-
th e r e g u la r m ee tin g of th e city
C h a rle s H. P ie rc e in n o m in a tio n
h a s in sp ire d th e n o m in e e to b oast C h arlev o ix , M ichigan, to d a y a d ­ n ig h t re q u e s te d tiie c ity council
and during th e y e a rs 1912 and
fo r th e office of m a y o r of A sh ­
c o u n cil w hen th re e p e titio n s w ere
fo r th e firs t tim e , of h ’s v icto ry vised A tto rn e y S w an so n , G r a n t s to c ith e r re m it o r re fu n d fo r a
1916,
lan
d
w
ere
s
ta
r
te
d
in
c
irc
u
la
tio
n
p re s e n te d to th e council an d o r ­
W ed n esd ay m o rn in g filed
n e x t N ovem ber.
co u n sel, t h a t he w ould com e td p eriod of five y e a rs th e tax es
his p e titio n as 1 c a n d id a te fo r
W e d n esd a y m o rn in g by th o se in-
d e rs e n te re d th a t p u b lic a tio n s be
D avis becam e m ore c o n fid en t C hicago fo r a co n fe re n ce on th e w hich th e c ity w ould receiv e as
te re s te d in h is c a n d id a c y .
made of ia te n tio n to m ak e th e
m ayor of th e ,-i‘y a t tiie com ing
its p a r t of th e levy on th e h o te l 1 s<
w h en th e h u g e a u d ie n c e of 75,000 G ra n t case M onday.
w a te d on P a cific H ighw ay by N ovem ber elec m.
SH A N G H A I, C h in a, S ept. 17.—
im p ro v e m e n ts.
.*’ r/_.PierCe J ? a t Pre?.e n t m ay ° r ' f a c e r s at "the Mi’ssoud barbec^
T he g ra n tin g of clem ency in the p ro p e rty .
Gamo M anien at 1 A. M. Is
T he p e titio n
a rs th e n am es of
A p e titio n , b e a rin g th e n am es R ailw ay serv ice th ro u g h o u t C hina h a v in g re c e n tly q u a lifie d fo llo w ­
a n d o th e r h u g e
g a th e rin g s
of L oeb-L eopold
M r. 1< ro st s ta te d th e new hotel
case
g av e
th e
a la rg e n u m b e r of th e b usiness
a Strange Case
of m any p ro p e rty
o w n e rs
on is co m p le te ly d e m o ra liz e d a s a ing th e d e a tl, of M ayor C. L.
fa rm e rs show ed a frie n d ly s p irit m o th e r a n d frie n d s of G ra n t m ore w as being b u ilt m ain ly a« a com ­
T he c h a r te r p ro v id e s
G ra n ite s tr e e t, a sk e d th a t s id e ­ r e s u lt of th e civil w ar. T ra d e is Loom is.
m en an d la rg e s t p ro p e rty o w n ers
to w a rd him , d e sp ite th e c h a rg e s confidence t h a t he -could be sa v ­ m u n ity p ro p o sitio n , a lth o u g h they
It is one
of th e
s tra n g e st of th e city und d e m o n s tra te s th e
w a lk s be c o n s tru c te d on G ra n ite v irtu a lly a t a s ta n d s till a n d no th a t tiie c h a irm a n of th e c o u n ­ t h a t h e w as not ran k in g an a g ­
ed by ex ecu tiv e a c tio n from th*e a n tic ip a te d t h a t it w ould pay a
cases I e v e r ra n a cro ss an d T am high esteem in w hich Mr. J o h n ­
s tr e e t fro m th e in te rse c tio n of goods a re com ing fro m th e c o u n ­ cil, w hich p o sition w as held by g ressiv e fig h t a g a in s t tli'e R e­
ga'lows.
p ro fit from tiie b eg in n in g .
He
Mr.
P
ierce,
sh
a
ll
becom
e
m
ay
o
r
y et w o n d e rin g a b o u t it,” said son is held a n d th e g e n e ra l a p ­
N u tle y s tr e e t n o rth e rly to th e try d is tric ts .
p u b lican s.
rec ite d th e fa c t t h a t Hie C hau­
P a tric k G. D aily, th e special s ta te p ro v al w hich th e ta x p a y e rs feel
In te rse c tio n of G ra n ite and Main
T he N a n k in g ra ilw a y h a s been in case of a m a y o ra lity vacancy.
ta u q u a , a c o m m u n ity e n te r ta in ­
MANY STARVATION
s tr e e ts . T his p e titio n se ts fo rth c u t fo r tw o w eeks. T he K ek in g Mr. P ie rc e a p p o in te d R. E. D iet-
gam e w a rd e n , a3 he re la te d th e re g a rd in g M r. J o h n s o n 's tw o f o r­
m
e n t, w as fo ste re d by th e city and
DAWES
AT
LEGION
DINNERS PART OF
th e d iffic u ltie s w hich w ill be e n ­ M ukden lin e lias been given over r'.ck as co u n cilm an .
s to ry of h o w . he found a little m er te rm s in th e m a y o r’s office.
CONVENTION JUST
NEAR EAST PLAN to ld of v a rio u s fo rm s of a s s is t­ six y e a r old g irl, e ith e r lo st or
Mr. P ie rc e h a s been a m em b er
c o u n te re d by E. C. P a y n e an d J. e n tire ly to th e
D u rin g th e tw o te rm s w hen
m o v em e n t
of
ance w hich th is city and o th e r
- AS A LEGIONNAIRE
a b a n d o n e d on a lonely ro ad at he serv ed t h e .c i t y a s its chief
M, Wagner, d u e to the fact that tro o p s. P e k in g re p o rts th e seiz­ of th e p re s e n t council fo r fo u r
N E W Y O RK , S ept. 17 — A n­ c itie s h a d given e n te rp ris e s of
y e a rs an d th ro u g h o u t th is p e rio d
it w ill be n e c essa ry to c o n s tru c t u re of 2,000 ra ilw a y cars.
ST. PA U L, M inn., S ept. 17. — n o u n c e m e n t of a natio n -w id e th e sam e n a tu r e as th e new A sh ­ 1 a. m. S u n d ay w hile he w as re ­ ofticial, Mr. J o h n s o n w as activ ely
lias been a c tiv e in th e m o v em en ts
re in fo rc in g w alls a t th e s e p o in ts.
tu rn in g hom e in his a u to from connected w ith th e
m an y
im ­
D ividing in te r e s t w ith th e a n n u a l ¿c ries of “ s ta rv a tio n d in n e rs ” to la n d h o tel.
fo
r th e a d v a n c e m e n t of th e city.
Gold Beach.
T h e p e titio n a lso specifies th a t CLAIMS WIFE HAS
p
ro
v
em
e
n
ts
in
L
ith
iu
p
a
rk
and
p a ra d e of th e A m e ric an L egion lau n c h p la n s fo r th e observance
H e said th e h o te l w ould ev e n ­
He h a s been a re s id e n t of th e
“ En ro u te , I h ad picked up a m in e ra l w a te r p ro je c t. T h e p re s ­
th e sid e w alk in fro n t of th ese
ALL PROPERTY IN
to d a y w as th e v isit of G en eral of In te r n a tio n a l
G olden
Rule tu a lly m ak e au in c re a s e in th e
city since 1900 a n d d u rin g 12
p ie c e s of p ro p e rty s h a ll be six
16
y e a r old y o u th com ing th is en t city h a .i w as also c o u stru c t-
A COUNTER
CHARGE yeirrs
C h a rle s J .
D aw es,
R e p u b lic a n S u n d a y on D ecem ber 7tli, w ai incom e to th e city, since m aiiy
--
-
oi
m
is
pei
yeafrs
of
th
p
e
rio
d
o
p
e
ra
te
d
th
e
way
and we w ere c h u g g in g a lo n g I ed d u rin g h is te rm s a n d m any
f e e t w id e a d ja c e n t to p a v e m e n t
vice p re s 'd e n tia l c a n d id a te , w ho m ad e to d a y by th e N e a r E a s t R e­ local people h ad m ade a n in v e s t­
w*.
A.
B
lack
of
th
is
city
,
in
a
local
c
a
n
n
e
ry-
F
o
r
th
e
Pa
s
t
six
| an x io u s to rea c h G ra n ts P ass. It o th e r im p o rta n t im p ro v em en t and
a n d t h a t th e s tr ip of p ro p e rty
cam e “ so lely a s a le g io n n a ire ” To lief.
m e n t in th e hotel in ste a d of seek
1 w as v ery cold and d a rk . A bout civic m a tte rs w ere se ttle d .
w h ich th is w ill leav e b etw een th e c o u n te r in a p ro te s t a g a in s t t h e ! y e a rs he h a s been °P e ra tin g th e visit the Legion’s National Con-
T h e f ir s t d in n e r will be h e ’d in ing n o n -ta h a b le in v e , s tm e n , ts w ith I c n e an d o n e -h a lf m iles th is side
s id e w a lk a n d th e p re s e n t p ro p e r­ o rd e r of th e c o u n ty c o u rt th a t he local F o rd a u to m o b ile agency. M r. v en tio n
...
, ...
co n n e ctio n w ith th e o p e n in g o. th e sam e m oney, th u s b rin g in g , e
ty lin e s be tu rn e d over to th e p a y h is w ife $40 a m o n th alim ony, P ie rc e s ta te d t h a t he w ould not
D esp ite th e in siste n c e of th e th e new H otel R o o sev elt in New o u t of h id in g c o n sid e ra b le m o n ­ of th e W olf creek s ta tio n I sud
PROPERTY’ WORTH MORE
d e n ly noticed a black ob ject in
p ro p e r ty o w n ers.
T h e p e titio n h a s filed a c o u n te r c o m p la in t, a l ­ m a k e a n y a c tiv e c a m p a ig n fo r g e n e ra l a n d of legion o ffic ia ls
Y
o
rk
C
ity
on
S
e
p
te
m
b
e
r
2
5
th
.
PO R TLA N D , S ept. 17.— F a rm
ey.
th e office, b u t if elected w ould
th e ro ad . N a tu ra lly I slow ed up
s ta te s t h a t th e s e p ro p e rty ow ners leg in g as follow s:
t h a t th e g e n e ra l cam e as a m em ­ T h e m en u w ill c o n s iit of b read
It w as u n o fficially e s tim a te d
p ro p e rty in O regon h a s in creased
serv
e
to
th
e
b
e
st
of
h
is
a
b
ility
.
re a liz e a n d a re w illin g to accept
T h a t “ p ra c tic a lly e v e ry d o lla r
b e r of E v a n s to n , III., flbst, h is soup a n d o th e r p lain fa re , sim i th a t tiie re fu n d or re m itta n c e to and a p p ro a c h e d c a u tio u sly to find in v a lu e 374 p er c e n t in 20 y e a rs,
a nice lo o k in g little g irl of six
th e e x tr a cost w hich w ill be neces­ saved by th e d e fe n d a n t d u rin g a H is p e titio n w ill be filed im m e- v isit h a s a ttr a c te d m uch in te r ­
la r to t h a t serv ed re fu g e e w aifs the h o te l a sso c ia tio n w ould be
acco rd in g to A ndrew M iller, field
1
d
ia
te
ly
upon
th
e
re
c
e
ip
t
of
th
e
s a ry in fro n t of th e ir p ro p erty . life tim e of h a rd la b o r, is now in
est. H e d e c la re d th a t he w ould in th e A m erican o rp h a n a g e s in a p p ro x im a te ly $200 or $250 a y e a rs g arb ed only 'in th in co v er­ s e c re ta ry of th e O regon B a n k e rs'
re q u ire d n u m b e r of s ig n a tu re s .
T h e p e titio n w as signed by E. th e n a m e of th e p la in tif f .’’
m arc h in th e p a ra d e w ith th e th e H oly L an d s. T in p la te s and y e a r, as th e c ity ’s p a r t of th e a lls, a ll alone.
asso ciatio n .
He c ite s th a t
al-
C. P a y n e , D ora P a y n e , E lle n H.
She w as not frig h te n e d or cold,
T h a t ‘ d e fe n d a n t does not now
E v a n sto n post.
e a rth e n cro ck s, m ad e in th e o r ­ tax es w hich th e h o tel a sso c ia tio n
i hough fa rm e rs have had som e
W a g n e r, K a te F . G ra in g e r, Alice have any m oney a t
a ll,”
a n d AMERICAN LEGION
slip sa id , an d in a n sw e r to q u e s­
p h a n a g e s a t J e ru s a le m a n d Maz w ould h a v e to pay,
pan y e a rs because of low p rices
B. B u tle r, E. N. B u tle r, R. W. f u r th e r a lle g e s th a t he h a s m o rt­
tio n s as to how ¿he cam e to be
TH E W EATH ER
ISSUES WARNING
C ity A tto rn e y B riggs s ta te d lie
a re th , w ill be u sed exclusively.
lo r th e ir p ro d u cts, th e re h a s been
H a c h , M r. a n d M rs. E. R. Isaacs. gaged h is D u ra n t c a r tw ice, and
th e re , th e to t said she w as en
A rra n g e m e n ts fo r s im ila r d in ­ did n e t know w h e th e r th is could
a re m a rk a b le in c re a se in tiie v a l­
Mary M. D u n n , D. P ero zzi, W m . h is std ek in th e S im plex A u to
r
R e p o rt fo r th e p a s t 24 h o u rs : n e rs a re bein g m ad e in C hicago l>e d o n e u n d e r th e p ro v isio n s of o u te by a u to w ith h e r p a re n ts
GRANTS PA SS, S ept. 17.
ue of th e ir p ro d u c ts, risin g from
M. B rig g s, M rs. J . W . S h o rtrid g e . W heel co m p an y to c a rry on th e L ocal A m erican L egion . o ffic ia ls i M axim um , 90; M inim um , 51; Set
and fo u r s is te rs a n d tw o b ro th e rs
p re s e n t
city
c h a rte r
or
D enver, S an F ra n c isc o a n d othei th e
$172,761,287 in 1900 to $818,-
H . A. S te a rn s , Irv in g F in le y , M in­ s u it to its p re s e n t stag e.
fo r B u rley , Idtr., from M ount H e­
have issued a w a rn in g to th e p u b -j M axim um , 83.
i c itie s th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try .
w h e th e r th e c h a rte r w o u ld have
559.751 in 1920. In th is p eriod
n ie D ean, T. D. P ry o r, M arg aret • T h a t “ he is liv in g in a te n t, lie a g a in s t a n o rg a n iz a tio n sty lin g i
b ro n , o r som e such place, and th a t
—-----------------
P la u s fo r In te r n a tio n a l Golden to he am en d ed .
It w as decided
th e a re a of im proved farm lan d
A p p le g a te , B. R. G re e r, G eorgie a n d d o in g his
ow n
c o o k in g ,” itse lf
sh e left th e cam p in th e late
th e
“ N a tio n a l
D isabled
R u le S u n d a y w ere o u tlin e d re to p o stp o n e a c tio n u n til th e c o u n ­
in creased only 4 7 per cent.
Coffee, O. H . Jo h n s o n , E . V. C a r­ w holly by th e a c tio n s of th e S o ld ier L e a g u e, In c .” , w hich h a s
a fte rn o o n o r v ery e a rly ev en in g
cen tly by th e In te r n a tio n a l Neai cilm an could
give th e
su b je c t
t e r , E m il P eil, D. A. A p p leg ate p la in tiff, to keep h is son, an d h e a d q u a r te r s a t th e n a tio n a l c a p ­
to go up on a h illsid e by h e rse lf
E a s t A sso ciatio n a t its a n n u a m ore th o u g h t an d u n til it could
a n d A. E. K in n ey . A m otion o r ­ p ro se c u te th e c a se .”
a n d play. W hen she re tu rn e d the KLAMATH MAY VOTE A
ita l.
T his o rg a n iz a tio n , a c c o rd ­
co n v e n tio n in G eneva, S w itzer le a s c e rta in e d w h a t ste p s w ould
DIG ROAD BOM ) ISSI is
d e rin g th is im p ro v e m e n t w as p a s ­
T h a t “ th e p la in tiff has re fu s ­ ing to th e “ P acific L e g io n ,” th e
re s t of th e fam ily an d a u to had
la n d , p t w h ich d e le g a te s r e p r e ­ be n ecessary to m ak e th e m ove
ed to give up th e e x a m in a tio n official p u b lic a tio n of th e L egion
se d .
gone a n d sh e
w as
w o n d erin g
s e n tin g tw e n ty c o u n trie s pledged legal, if th e council sh o u ld d e ­
A p e titio n fro m p ro p e rty ow n­ c a rd s of th e ir ^child, G ordon, now in O regon, c o n sists of th re e o r
KLAM ATH FA L L S, S ept. 16.
a ro u n d alo n e on th e ro ad m iles
o b se rv a n c e of th e day. In eacl cide« to g r a n t th e re q u e st.
e r s on L a u re l s tr e e t re q u e ste d in th e c u sto d y of J . M. S te rlin g of fo u r g r a f te r s w ho pro p o se to sell
—
R
ians a re b a.ng laid fo r th e
fro m a n y a u to cam p in g place,
of th e s e c o u n trie s people w ill b;
c allin g of a special ele c tio n th is
t h e g ra d in g of H igh s tr e e t a t its A sh la n d , d e la y in g his e n try in to j th e p u b i ic a co u p le of five c e n t 1
try in g to find th em .
“
a sk e d to se rv e a G olden R u le m ea
SAYS
LA
FOLLETTE
in te rs e c tio n w ith L a u re l s tre e t school, a n d re fu s e s to tu rn o v e r , pencH s fov a d o lla r, u n d e r th e
ta il to place b efo re th e people a
T
h
e
little
girl
said
h
e
r
n
am
e
T h a t C o n g ress w ill, in th e n e a r ' on D ecem ber 7, a n d to c o n trib u te
STOCK IS BOOSTED w as Jo y ce L ittle a n d th a t h e r proposed ro ad bond isfciia to s e ­
on the n o r th sid e a n d th e side- th e b o y ’s c lo th in g , n e c e s s ita tin g i gujpe of tu r n in g th e p ro fit, if an y , fu tu r e , as a r e s u lt of tiie D e fe n se ' to o rp h a n a g e a n d re lie f w ork in
v a lk s to be ra ise d a t le a s t 1C he p u rc h a s e of m o re c lo th in g . ; to d isa b le d so ld ie rs.
fa th e r w as C has. L ittle . Mr. c u re fu n d s to r th e co m pletion of
I t is r e - ; T e st c o n sid e r le g isla tio n w hich the Near East.
Mrs. I - H .lty , w ho w ith Mr.
In ch e s.
T h e p e titio n
a lso
re­
k .a m a i l j s p a it in th e c o n s tru c ­
T he d e fe n d a n t a s s e rts t h a t th e ‘ I)Orted th a t O regon is bein g w ill p ro v id e fo r th e fu n c tio n in g of
“ T h e m o jiv e
b eh in d
G olden a n d Mrs. A. N. H u m p h rey , Mr. D ailey to o k * th e g irl alo n g wlHi
q u e s te d
s id e w a lk s
on
L a u re l a ro p e riy is now in th e n am e o f j flooded w ith th e s e a p p e a ls, a n d civ ilia n ag e n cie s a n d lay dow n R u le S u n d a y ," d e c la re s C h a rle s
him to G ra n ts P a ss, w h ere he tio n of I h e D a lie s-C a lifo rn ia h ig h ­
an d M rs. H a r ris a n d D r. B row er,
s tr e e t b etw een M ain a n d A lm ond h is w ife a n d th a t ’’he know s of th e pubHc ia bein g ad v ised to ru le s of p ro c e d u re fo r re g is tra tio n i’V• V ickrey, p re s id e n t
I tu rn e d h e r o v er to th e police to w ay, th e new R ock C reek road
of th e as
a ll of thi3 city , a tte n d e d th a La
s tr e e ts .
T h is w as ap p ro v ed .
n o w ay “in th e w o rld ,” in w hich ' pay no a tte n tio n to th e le tte r s . fo r selectiv e se rv ice in case of a s e d a tio n e n d h ead of th e Nea;
i be held u n til h e r p a re n ts were, and th e K la m a th F alls-L ak ev iew
F o lle tte
m e e tin g
in» Mediford |
T h e L a u re l s tr e e t p e titio n wa3 no can g et fu n d s to pay th e $40 T he n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n of th e n a tio n a l e m e rg en c y , w as fo re c a st ¡'E ast R e lie f, w hich is d ire c tin g th e
h ig h w a y .
found o r h e a rd from .
T u esd ay evening, r e p o rt th a t th e ;
s ig n e d by W . E . B la k e G. L. p e r m o n th allo w ed , an d p ro se c u te A m erican L egion is g iving th e s e I in a s ta te m e n t issu ed by M a jo r ' c a m p a ig n in th is
T he movenTent fo r a special
A
ccording
to
th
e
G
ra
n
ts
P
asr
c o u n try ,
“ b in te rfe re n c e of th e M edford m ay -;
A lle n , W . H. W o rth in g to n , F irs t th e case, u n less th e p la in tiff is w ould-be g r a f te r s p ro p e r a tte n G en eral G hprles G. M o rton, c o m -¡w o rld peace.
electio
n follow s a co n fe re n ce yes-
C
o
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rier
P
o
licem
an
Bill
S
m
ith
O ut of th e N eai o r a n d th e M edford lib ra ry b o a rd ’
to
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a
rg
e
of
h
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r
u
n
til
h
e
r
par-1
te
rd
a
y
betw een C ounty J u d g e R.
M e th o d ist C h u rch , L eah M. C a ld ­ w .llin g to e n te r in to a n a g re e ­ t on in th e e a st.
Som e of th e m a n d in g th e N in th C orps A rea. E a s t h a v e com e th e d e v a stin g in p re v e n tin g th e
La
F o lle tte |
w e ll a n d C. S. M itchell. I t w as m en t, to re le a se som e
of th e le tte r s c o n ta in in g p en cils, h av e
T h e s ta te m e n t follow s:
w a rs of th e p a st. New w a rs a re sp e a k e r from d e liv e rin g h is ad- j e n ts show ed up a t a b o u t 8 o ’clock , H. B u nnell and W illiam Duby,
M onday m o rn in g to ta k e h e r back. ' c h a irm a n of th e s ta te highw ay
o r d e r e d t h a t a n o tice of in te n tio n p ro p e rty fb r a lo an , b oth to bane-1 a p p e ar’ed b e re , a n d h a v e been r e ­
“ T he p lan s fo r m o b iliz a tio n in b re e d in g th e re . T h e one hope oi d ress in th e
a d v e rtise d
place
to make th is im p ro v e m e n t be p u b ­ f it by th e tra n s a c tio n . T h e d e - ' f e n .ed to th e , ocal L egion m en. th e ev e n t of a n a tio n a l e m erg en cy p re v e n tin g th e m fro m o v erco m ­
I T hey h ad been cam ped a t W olf com m ission. Mr. Duby u rg e s th a t
“ boosted L a F o lle tte .”
lis h e d .
fe n d a n t p ra y s t h a t som e such an
K la m a th co m plete th e 26 m iles
: Creek.
w hich w e re te s te d y e s te rd a y a re in g th e w orld is e d u c a tio n . T he
M rs. H ilty re p o rte d io T he T id ­
a
rra
n
g
e
m
e
n
t
be
san
ctio
n
ed
.
A p e titio n w as p re s e n te d to
of g ru b b in g a n d c le a rin g of T he
based on o u r e x p erien ce in th e In te r n a tio n a l N e a r E a s t A ssocia­ in g s th a t Mr. B u tle r, a g re y -h a ir- j
I t is f u r th e r a lle g ed by th e ROOK INJURY TO
e s ta b lis h a g ra d e on th e a lle y be­
TH
E
M
ONTEREY
H
R
E
D alies-C alifo rn ia highw ay in th e
p a st w a r a n d a re m ad e u n d e r th e tio n a n d a ffilia te d n a tio n a l o r
GIRL PROVES FATAL a ssu m p tio n t h a t C o n g ress w ill ; g a n iz a tio n s a re e n d e a v o rin g to re ed w ar v e te ra n , w as sc h ed u le d io ■ F o llo w in g is an e x tra c t from a n o rth e rn p a rt of th e co u n ty th is
tw e e n E a s t M ain an d H a rg a rd in e 'd e fe n d a n t t h a t th e p lain tiff told
sp e ak a t th e pu b lic lib ra ry , but
streets a n d on th e w e ste rly side him sh e w as going in to bu sin ess,
from C has. 1 fa ll so th a t th e s ta te an d U. 8.
e ith e r p rio r to o r c o in c id en t w ith I h a b tta te th e w re c k ag e of child a t th e la s t m in u te th e m ay o r and le tte r ju s t received
HOOD
R
IV
E
R
,
S
ept.
17.
—
W
.
W
atso
n
a
t
M
onterey,
to h i s l o u r e a u of public ro a d s can be
w
ith
a
d
o
c
to
r,
“
w
hose
n
a
m
e
th
e
of T h e L ith ia n H o tel c o m p a n y 's
th e d e c la ra tio n
of a n a t i o n a l ! hood fro m th e la s t w a r, to edu
tiie lib ra ry h oard re fu se d him
B
a
rb
a
ra
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rum
,
ag
e
35
an
d
d
a
u
g
h
-
s ite , th e g ra d e to be th e 3am e as d e fe n d a n t w ill give .if p la in tiff so
f a th e r h e re in re g a rd to th e M on­ fre e to g ra d e and su rfa c e e a rly
e m e rg en c y , pass som e s o rt of se- i c a te it, an<f to in s ta ll in it th e
p e rm issio n to
u se th e
lib ra ry
on th e sam e a s on F ir s t s tre e t d e s ire s ,” a n d w ould have a n in- j te r of th e fo rm e r w a rd e n of th e lectiv e se rv ice law . A c tu a l leg is­ s p ir it of th e G olden R u le. W hile
next sp rin g .
te re y fire now ra g in g .
b u ild in g .
T he sp e a k e r Then a r ­
o n th e s o u th e rly side of th e p ro p ­ com e of $500 p e r m o n th .” In view { W a lla W alla s ta te p riso n , died la tio n n e c essa ry to
“
It
is
th
e
m
ost
te
rify
in
g
th
in
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p lace
tjie e n d e a v o rin g to o b ta in th e neces­
erty. T he p e titio n w as signed of thi3 th e d e fe n d a n t o b serv es th is 'm orning as a re s u lt of in ­ em e rg en c y p la n s in to effect doe.s sa ry re s o u rc e s to c a rry on th is ra n g e d to give h is a d d re s s from ¡o f fla m e th a t I h av e e v e r seen .;
th e bund s ta n d , h u t th is w as also
by T h e L ith ia n H o tel com pany. aid a v e is , th a t “ p la in tiff is fa r ju rie s received S e p te m b e r 3 rd , n o t e x is t,” said G e n e ral M orton. w ork we hope a t th e sam e tim e to
; E ve n since I s ta r te d t h ’s le tte r j KLA M A TH WILL. I I A \E
fo rb id d e n , a n d he th e n a d d re sse d
her
E . A. J o rd a n , L. F. F e rg u so n a n d m o re a b le to a s sis t d e fe n d a n t, w hen a h u g e ropk s tru c k
a p p ro x im a te ly
th irty -fo u r
FIV E MEMORIAL BLDG.
“ I t is hoped t h a t C o n g ress in tea c h o u r ow n people a lesson in his a u d ie n c e in th e public p a rk , ; an d
Mt.
J . J o rd a n .
In te n tio n to m ak e th a n d e fe n d a n t is a b le to a s sis t w hile sh e w as d esce n d in g
h
o
u
rs
a
fto
-
th
e
fire
began,
th
e
re
th e n e a r f u tu r e w ill c o n sid e r such th e G olden R u le .”
Mrs. H ilty s ta te d .
p la in tif f.”
Il0n°u
, , .„1. „
I»™ I' le g isla tio n so th a t th e civ ilia n j
the Im p ro v e m e n t w as o rd e re d .
KI.AM ATH FA L L S, S ept. 16.—
¡w a s an im m ense explosion, not
T he d e fe n d a n t say s he is an
A p e rm it w as g ra n te d th e L ith ­
'
1 1 h ° k itn e v
q u l I ag e n cie s m a y be d e fin ite ly know n j I n g a lls Chairs—
! m uch noise above th e r o a r of th e
Im m e d ia te
c o n s tru c tio n
of
re g u la tio n s a n d ru le s of p r o - ’ T1|e H oteI A sh lan d h a s in sta l-
ia n H otel com pany to c o n s tru c t in v e n to r, 65 y e a rs of age, and a n d «m ashed h e r kidney.. S he
Coos Bay — L u m b e r e x p o rts fo r fla m es and th e hiss of ste a m . $25,000 public school gym nasium
t h e i r $ 1 85,000 h o te l on
Main th e d e fe n d a n t is “ 35 y e a rs of w as c a rrie d dow n th e m o u n ta in : ' c e d u re fo r r e g is tra tio n an d selec­ led a dozen new porcÿ chairr A u g u st to ta lle d 7,103.026 fe a t, h u t g re a t p iles of
flam e
sh o t a n d A m erican L egion M em orial
street, a t th e re q u e s t of S e c re ta ry age, w ell a n d s tro n g an d th e re- i s d°. T h e body will be ta k e n to tion e sta b lish e d .
a d d s g re a tly to
seven o r e ig h t h u n d re d fe e t in to b u ild in g , to be located upon th e
■ which
----------------------------
— th
— e b eau ty w o rth $186,483.
j T acom a by h e r p a re n ts fo r b u r ­
Frost. T h e council o rd e re d $900 co rd ed o w n er of all p ro p e rty .
th e a ir, a w ave of Iiq u ’d fire c o u n ty c o u rth o u s e g ro u n d s be­
" Y e s te rd a y civ ilian c o m m itte e s : of th e hote! as weU as P roviding
i n a cross
c o m p la in t,
M rs. M*
b e p a id to O. F. C a rso n in co n ­
fu n c tio n e d a c c o rd in g ly to t h e i r ! room fo r « ’te s ts Who lik e t& sit
w hich a p p e a re d ten
o r tw elv e tw een M ain s tr e e t a n d K la m a th
s id e ra tio n of deed to 63 foot lot B lack c h a rg e s th a t th e d e fe n d ­
fe
e
t
in
d
e
p
th
flow
ed
th
ro u g h th e ! a v e n u e, w as a u th o riz e d a t a m eet-
own understanding of th e ir d u tie s On th e P °r c h - T hey a re s tra ig h t
on First s tr e e t. I t w as m oved a n t took h e r D o rt c a r fro m in
w
re
c
k
a
g
e
of
s
tr
e
e
ts
and
ta n k s 1 ing e f th e co u n ty school b oard
w itli su ch g e n e ra l su g g e stio n s a s c b a ir8« d o n e in a lig h t fin ish .
t h a t th e p la n s of th e city e n ­ fro n t of th e A sh la n d resid e n ce
a n d c u t o n to the*bay. T h is th in g ¡h e ld la te S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n ,
we w ere a b le to give, a s th e r e i s ;
gineer on th e O berlin s tr e e t sew ­ 'an d put it in th e g a ra g e , a n d re- j
BODY
OF
INDIAN
WOMAN
h a s been h a p p e n in g ev e ry
few I A u th o riz a tio n cam e
from
th e
no law c o v erin g th e s u b je c t. U n-i
18 FOUND AT SISKIYOU !
fu se s to allow p la in tiff to re g a in
e r be ap p ro v ed .
h
o
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ste
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rn
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oard
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f
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p
la
n
s
s
u
b
m
itttd
by
; til such a law is passed o u r p la n s I
sam e.
T h is, it is a lle g ed , , w as
A t crr.e tim e, (a b o u t one o'clock th e Legion rev ealed th a t th e gym -
m u st be in co m p le te a n d m u st be
to “ m a k e p la in tif f ’s life still m o re
Y R E K A , C al.,
S ept. 16— T he
WHEELER TO KEEP
th is m o rn in g ) I stood less th a n n a slu m room , io c k e is an d show -
| e la s tic e n o u g h to be a d a p ta b le to
body
of
M
rs.
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n
P
e
p
p
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r,
60-
UP GRAFT FIGHT m is e ra b le .”
tw o blocks fro m m y room an d era w ere s e p a ra te and d istin c t
a n y sy stem w hich m ay be a d o p te d
1 M rs. B lack a lso says th a t th e
R ecallcd to
W a sh in g to n by N a tu ra lly th e te s tin g of o u r p la n s 1 year_o^d In d ia n w om an o f S o m -' O m a h a S elected
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d
istin c tly fe lt th e h e a t. ( T h ’s is tro m th a t p o rtio n of th e b u ild in g
as
tJie
C L E V E L A N D . O., Sept. 17.— d e fe n d a n t is '* a tra v e lin g m a n ,”
P resident P u rely on Depart-
I y e s te rd a y w as inco m p lete.
' m es Ba'“’ w as fo u n d h a n g in g fro m '
M eeting P lace; Buddies May ¡ a b o u t one m ile ) . E a r lie r in ’ th e w hich is t o .b e used by th e w ar
A n n o u n c in g th a t upon h is a rriv and ta k e s th e boy G ordon on
m eat Q uestion
Qne
m o st im p o rta n t
b e n e fit i a r a ^t e r ’n th e
Pepper
hom e,
¡e v e n in g I w as on th e P r e s id io ! v e t e r a n ' o rg a n iz a tio n .
* *
Y’isit France
a l a t C o lu m b u s to m o rro w he ex­ long a u to trip s , a n d by fu rn is h -
fro m th e D efense T e st w ill he a ’
y e ste rd a y by h e r h u sb a n d , J
_______
g ro u n d s w hen one of th o se im-
p e c te d to be se rv e d w ith p a p e rs j in g ” a ll a m u se m e n ts possible, an
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., S ept. 17. s tu d y of th e m an y m eth o d s o f l w bo b ad be®n o u t h u n tin g a ll:
gq» PA U L, M inn, Sept. 17.
m ense <*010100« of fire
sim p ly T R A p N E S T E I ) H E N
«n a d a m a g e s u it a3 a re s u lt of ! e x tre m e k in d n ess, and sw e e ts in —S e c re ta ry of N avy W ilb u r h a s j e n ro llm e n t u sed in th e v a rio u s I
! By a vote of 512 to 4 41, O m aha. cam e o u t of t h a t in fe rn o lik e a
his a c tiv itie s in th e in v e stig a tio n j such a b u n d a n c e as to be in ju rio u s b“t n re c a lle d fro m th e P a c if ic ; c p p im u n lties.
MAKES A RECORD
O ur
em erg en cy |
A dvices r e c e h | d by C o ro n e r ; N e b ra sk a w as selected a s th e next J^ e k Ynthe »box and lea n e d ov.er
or th e d e p a rtm e n t of ju s tic e u n d e r 1 to liis h e a lth , he h a s a lie n a te d c o ast to c o n su lt w jth P re s id e n t p la n s p ro v id e fo r th e in d u c tio n ! F eliz K unz sa id t h a t n e ig h b o rs m e e tin g place of th e A m eri.
us a n d stu c k its to n g u e o u t a t us¡
A. Bei t F re t m an of th is city,
H a rry D a u g h e rty . S e n a to r W heel- j th e a ffe c tio n s of th e child from its C oolidge on n av al p la n s a n d not in to th e se rv ice of a m ax im u m w ere u n d e te rm in e d w h e th e r th e . L egion co n v en tio n .
Hki' a m o n ste r s e ro e u t.”
who h a s been m a k in g e x p e rim e n ts
e r of Montana, Independent can- m o th e r.”
because of a n y pu b lic s ta te m e n ts i of a p p ro x im a te ly 365,000
m en death was a murder of a suicide.
in tra p n e s tin g an d in d iv id u al re-
d id a te fo r vice p re s id e n t on th e
T he m ain issues involved in th e he h a s m ad e on in te r n a tio n a l re- i frOm th e S ta te s
of th e
N in th T hey w e re u n a b le to fin d a re a s- j ST PA U L, M inn. S ept. 17.— CALIFORNIA POW ER CO.
I
co
rd s of h is p e d ig re e d L e g h o rn s,
tic k e t w ith S e n a to r La F o lle tte div o rce is th e c u sto d y of th e ch ild, la tio n s o r p o litic s, it w as o ffic ia l-) C orps A rea d u rin g th e f ir s t y e a r
on f o r s e lf-e x te rm in a tio n .
T h e O m aha w ill got th e n e x t c o n v e n -' F IDE8 ON ROSEBURG CREEK
, r e p o rts an a v e ra g e of 24 eggs
d e c la re d th is a fte rn o o n in his a n d A sh lan d p ro p e rty .
ly a n n o u n c ed a t th e W h ite H ouse Of a n a tio n a l em erg en cy R e p o rts h u sb a n d e n te r ta in s a su icid e th e ­ tio n of th e
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f i r s t O hio speech a g a in s t c o rru p ­
th is a fte rn o o n .
in d ic a te th a t y e s te rd a y ’s e n ro ll- ory.
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tio n in g o v e rn m e n t w ould con To V isit A shland—
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in 1928 th e a p p lic a tio n
3 he formal announcement fol-i nienti alone will probably great-
to develop
14,000 baH k e p t a n a c c u ra te reco rd of th e
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n es B a r, w hich is six ty m iles ff’om b u d d ies' will tra v e l
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th e re c o m m e n d a tio n s of a com - a t th e h e a d q u a r te r s of th e U m p-
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