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ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months ii
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pur
domestic water helps.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Yea?
( In te rn a tio n a l N ew s W ire S ervice 1
VOL. XL V IIL
S uccessor to th e S em i-W eekly T id in g s, V o lum e 43.
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924
NO. 32
GIANTS BREAK TIE BY WINNING FIFTH GAME
SIDEWALKS
MAIN TOPIC
Î PO TH IER'S CONFESSION
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Situation Probing
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OTHER MINOR DETAILS 8
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Sew er D istrict No. 2 7 Bill Is Held 8
I’p So as to See How Owners
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In Section Feel
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T he city co u n cil
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T u e sd a y ev e n in g d e te rre d actio n
o n th e bid fo r se w e r w ork in
S e w e r D is tric t No. 27. A bid was
e n te r e d by F r a n k J o rd a n fo r 400
fe e t of C-iuch pipe, co m p lete a t
97 c e n ts a fo o t, a n d fo r o th e r
p a r ts of th e w o rk , b u t th e c o u n
c il decid ed th a t no a c tio n w ould
be ta k e n on. It is th o u g h t som e
o f th e p ro p e rty m ay h av e been
a sse sse d in o th e r d is tr ic ts a n d an
in v e s tig a tio n and d iscu ssio n w ith
th e p ro p e rty o w n e rs w as o r d e r
ed b e fo re an y a c tio n w ill be t a k
en.
T he council a n d p ro p e rty ow n
e rs on L a u re l s tr e e t discussed th e
p e titio n fo r a sid e w alk on th a t
s tr e e t. T h e p e titio n e rs a sk ed fo r
a fo u r an d a h a lf foot w ide s id e
w a lk , b u t th e city e n g in e e r ob
je c te d to th is , s ta tin g no s id e
w a lk s had been c o n stru c te d less^
th a n five fe e t w ide w hich w as
th e m in im u m p ro v id ed by o rd in
a n c e. T h e p e titio n e rs s ta te d th e
n o r ro w e r w id th was re q u e ste d so
a s not to in ju r e an y tre e s along
th e p roposed sid ew alk . T he e n
g in e e r said lie f e lt c e rta in th e
five foot sid e w a lk could be con
s tru c te d w ith o u t
in ju rin g
any
tre e s . A ction w as d e fe rre d how
e v e r on th is.
A cro ss w alk a t N u tley a n d
S tra w b e rry la n e w as o rd e re d and
th e
s tr e e t
c o m m issio n er
w as
g ra n te d a 10-days v a c a tio n . T he
s tr e e t c o m m issio n er wa3 also in
s tru c te d to r e p a ir th e c ro ssin g a t
A lm ond a n d £ h u r c h s tre e ts . W.
C. B ald w in w as given p e rm issio n
to m ove th e h o u ses from th e site
g ra n te d
th e
C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n
B ox an d L u m b e r co m pany to C al
ifo rn ia s tr e e t.
D ue to a s h o rta g e of fu n d s th e
c o u n c il o rd e re d t h a t th e th ir d
p o licem an on th e local force be
d isc o n tin u e d fo r a w hile.
T h e q u e stio n of a sid e w alk on
G ra n ite s tr e e t, fo r w hich a p e ti
tio n had p rev io u sly been p re s e n t
ed , w as d iscussed. Som e of th e
p ro p e rty o w n e rs
w ere
p re s e n t
a n d s ta te d a sid e w alk in fro n t of
t h e i r p ro p e rty w ould e n ta il an ex
p en siv e r e ta in in g w all. T h e city
w a s re q u e s te d to b e a r p a r t of th is
ex p en se. T h e q u e stio n w as laid
o v e r fo r f u r th e r d iscu ssio n w ith
th e p ro p e rty ow ners.
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SCORE
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Ashland and Other C ities Report
More Than 20
F am ilies
PO RTLA N D , Oct. 8— M ore th a n
500 fam ilies h av e s e ttle d in O re
gon d u rin g S e p tem b e r, a c co rd in g
to a su rv e y co n d u c te d in 35 m a jo r
d is tric ts of th e s ta te by th e O re
gon S ta te C h a m b e r of C om m erce.
T h is g re a t in flu x of s e ttle r s over
a 30-day p erio d h a s
ben efit ted
p ra c tic a lly ev ery se ctio n of th e
s ta te , a c co rd in g to th e su rv ey , th e
new fa m ilie s p e r c o m m u n ity r a n g
ing from six in th e B a k e r section
to 70 re p o rte d a t M yrtle P o in t,
in Coos C ounty.
A lbany, A sh lan d , B an d o n , C or
vallis, C o tta g e
G rove,
E u g en e,
G resh am , M yrtle P o in t, Sulem and
S p rin g field each re p o rte d 20 or
m ore new fam ilies in th e p a st
30 days.
B an k d e p o sits in th e sam e 35
c o m m u n ities show an a v e ra g e in
c re a se of 7.83 p e r c e n t fo r S ep
te m b e r of th is y e a r over th e sam e
m o n th la s t y ear.
P o sta l re c e ip ts show a n a v e ra g e
in cre ase of 13.4 p e r c e n t over
S e p te m b e r of la s t y ear.
R e ta il sa le s— a c o m p lete re p o rt
from th re e le a d in g m e rc h a n ts in
each of 35 c o m m u n itie s — show
a n in cre ase of 6.70 p e r c e n t over
S e p te m b e r of la st y ear.
T he b uying pow er of th e f a r m
e r show s an in c re a se over Sep
te m b e r of la s t y e a r of 10 to 25
p e r c e n t in 28 c o m m u n ities, is
s ta tio n a r y in six a n d h as d e
creased in one.
D a ta g a th e re d
th ro u g h
th e
b u sin ess su rv ey co n d u c te d each
m o n th by th e S ta te •C ham ber is
used by s ta tis tic a l o rg a n iz a tio n s
such as B ab so n ’s, th e In d u s tria l
D igest and o th e r ag en cies a3 up-
to -d a te re su m e of b usiness c o n d i
tio n s in O regon.
LA FOLLETTE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
P O R T L A N D , Oct. 8. — V eter-
P L E lH ìE D TO SO RO R ITY
18 of th e 9 1 st d iv isio n of O re-
on h a v e ta k e n a s tro n g s ta n d
O REGO N
A G R IC U LTU R A L
g a in st th e La F o lle tte w a r re- C O L L E G E , C o rv allis, Oct. 8. —
>rd a n d a re u rg in g th e ir com L illia n R e im e r of A sh lan d h as
u le s of th e w a r d ay s, a s w ell a3j
been pledged to th e Xi B eta s o r
tiz e n s g e n e ra lly , to re b u k e th e j o rity a t th e college. A to ta l of
Wisconsin c a n d id a te a t th e pollB 128 g irls w e re pledged to s o ro r
ext m o n th .
itie s a t th e college th is w eek.
93500
A PPR O PR IA TED TO
KLAMATH COUNTY FA IR
K L A M A T H FA L L S, Oct. 8. —
t a m e e tin g of th e co u n ty c o u rt
» tu rd a y a fte rn o o n , $2500 w as
? p ro p ria te d fo r th e co u n ty fa ir
ind a n d $1800 fo r th e c o n stru c -
on fu n d
of
th e co u n ty fa ir
aard . K la m a th now h a s a per-
a n e n t a s se t in th e fa ir b u ild in g s,
chiblt b o o th s, g ro u n d s, race
•ack, an d g ra n d stanTl t h a t have
sen e re c te d from tim e to tim e
u rln g th e p a st few y ears.
SCHOOL HAS
SAFETY PLEA
FOR PUPILS
IS READ TO TH E JURY
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TACOMA, W ash ., Oct. 8. 8
— R o la n d P o th ie r ’s th ird 8
co n fessio n ,
in
w hich
he 8
c h a rg e d
C a p ta in
R o b e rt 8
R o se n b lu th
w ith o rd e rin g 8
him to sh o o t M ajo r A lexan- 8
d e r C ro n k h ite , w as rea d to 8
th e ju r y to d a y in th e tr ia l 8
of P o th ie r fo r C ro n k h ite ’s 8
m u rd e r a f te r Jam e3
Lee, 8 Gives Each Set of Rules to
fo rm e r d e p a rtm e n t of ju s tic e * 8
Follow to Avoid Serious
a g e n t, id e n tifie d it a n d re- 8
Street Accidents
la te d th e c irc u m sta n c e s u n - 8
d e r w hich it w as m ad e in h is 8 DIAGRAMS FOR YOUNG
presence.
P o th ie r said he 8
w a n te d to g e t dow n to b ra ss 8 B elieve A iluit sShoukl be Careful
as W ell as Students and Set a
ta c k s , a d d in g he k illed Ma- 8
Good E xam ple in T raffic
jo r C ro n k h ite , b u t R osen- 8
b lu th p u t him up to it.
8
P ro h ib itio n
e n fo rc e m e n t
in
J a c k so n co u n ty , up to O ctober 1,
a c co rd in g to th e re c o rd s of th e
i co u n ty c le r k ’s office e n ta ile d an
' expendituY e of $ 5 ,9 4 0 .3 2 , w ith
th e
th re e
h e a v ie st
sp e n d in g
m o n th s of th e y e a r a h e a d of th e
d ry forces.
A side from tw o o r th re e w a r
r
a
n
ts issued to “ special a g e n ts ’’,
ALLEGED EXTORTION
a
ll
th e w a rra n ts w ere m ad e out
ATTEMPT LANDS .
to Sam B. S a n d e fe r, C o u n ty P ro
MAN IN JAIL
h ib itio n E n fo rc e m e n t Officer Sam
B. S a n d e fe r, “ w ritte n a n d a s sig n
KLAM ATH FA L L S, Oct. 8. — ed to H a rry G. W o rtm a n .”
C h a rg e d w ith a tte m p tin g to ex
T he e n fo rc e m e n t w a r ra n ts by
t o r t $100 from his em p lo y er, W. m o n th s, a c co rd in g to th e v o u ch
O. S m y th e, E d g a r G a sk ill is h eld e r re c o rd s, a re as follow s:
h e re a w a itin g th e nex t session of January ............................... $662.72
th e g ra n d ju ry .
F e b r u a r y ...........................
812.29
G a sk ill is a lle g ed to h a v e w r it M arch ....................
452.80
te n a le tte r to S m y th e d e m a n d A pril ....................................... 587.90
in g p a y m e n t of th e above sum , May ......................................... 491.07
th r e a te n in g o th e rw ise to cau se J u n e ....................................... 632.20
S m y th e 's a r r e s t fo r o p e ra tin g a J u ly ........................................ 633.20
tru c k w ith o u t a license. T h e le t A u g u st ..................................... 736.42
t e r w as o ffe re d as evidence by th e S e p tem b e r ............................. 931.32
•ta te .
B ond h a s been
set
at
> 500.
Total ............................ $5,940.32
GIANT U. S. LINER HAS
PROPELLER OPERATION
km
i
¡PROBING OP
SLUSH FUND
La Follette Alleges Republi
cans Have Raised Huge
N. Y. Nationals Hit Hard; Bentley Socks Out Homer;
Sum to Buy Election
Sixth Encounter at Washington May Give Visitors
SEN. CARAWAY FIRM
World Championship; Score Is 6 to 2.
Borah C om m ittee to Prol>e Party
Funds Should Meet at Once,
IndeiMMident Says
An in te n siv e c a m p a ig n to a ro u s e ’
a g r e a te r re g a rd fo r sa fe ty in th e j
m in d s of th e p u p ils of th e local ■
schools is b e in g c a rrie d o u t b y ;
th e school officials a n d th e city ‘
officials, w ho a re c o o p e ra tin g to I
avoid th e u su a l se rio u s a c cid e n ts
w hich occu r d u rin g th e school
te rm s, such a s th e in ju r y to th e
B ra in a rd boy la3t w eek.
T h e school officials, re a liz in g
th a t ev e ry y e a r a c c id e n ts occu r
w hich could be av o id ed , a re in
s tr u c tin g th e s tu d e n ts
in
th e
p ro p e r ru le s of tra ffic , both fo r
th e b e n e fit of th e s tu d e n ts who
d riv e a s w ell as th o se who w alk.
C irc u la rs g iv in g th e ru le s of
th e ro a d a re being d is trib u te d to
th e o ld e r c h ild re n in th e shools,
w hile fo r th e b e n e fit
of
th e
y o u n g e r s tu d e n ts d ia g ra m s of th e
p ro p e r d riv in g , tu rn s , an d etc., a re
being m ade on th e b la c k b o a rd s.
T h e police officials have ta 'k -
ed to th e s tu d e n ts and th e t r a f
fic ru le s w ill he re p e a te d ly ein -i
p h asized to th e s tu d e n ts so as to
m in im ize a c cid e n ts.
Tlie_ officials feel th a t it is not
a lw a y s th e c a re le s s n e fs of th e
stu d e flis wl»?n ■aeetdents occur
and th e re fo re a sk e d T h e T id in g s
(o p r in t th e c irc u la r of r u le s '
w hich a re be twy.^H M rib u ted to
th e s tu d e n ts , in o rd e r th a t a d u lts
3 Ì A X y E V X A V T -tA lb r'
m ay re fre s h th e ir m em ory as to
w h a t th e ru le s a re and th e n set
The L eviathan, th e w orld’s greatest liner, w as put Jn drydock at
a good ex am p le to th e y o u n g e r Boston to have her propellers rem oved. She w as sheduled to have
the job com pleted anil sail on her next trip to fiuropc th is w eek.
citizens.
“ R u le s of T he R o a d " a re :
1. D riv ers a p p ro n c h in g ro ad '
in te rse c tio n s sh a ll give rig h t-o f- ■
w ay to veh icles on th e rig h t.
2. V ehicles a p p ro a c h in g an in -j
te rs e c tio n w ith th e in te n tio n of j
tu rn in g to th e r ig h t sh a ll keep
to th e rig h t.
3. V ehicles a p p ro a c h in g an in Expected to l>e at Mast in Fort
W orth by M idnight; Travels
te rs e c tio n w ith th e in te n tio n of
5 6 M iles an Hour
tu rn in g to th e r ig h t or left sh a ll
Secretary H oover A ssures Radio
give a sig n a l, v isib le to o th e r o p
F an s T hat Air W ill A lw ays be
e ra to rs : ( a ) If to th e r ig h t, th e
ABOARD T H E SH EN A N D O A H ,
F ree of M onopoly
a im sh a ll he e x te n d e d w ith t h e 'O c t . 8. — A p p ro a c h in g th e Ala-
fo re a rm a t rig h t a n g le s; ( b ) If J b an ia - M ississippi b o u n d a ry and
W A SH IN G TO N , Oct. 8.— “ Nc
to th e le ft, th e a rm in a h o riz o n sa ilin g sm o o th ly over th e th ic k ly
m
onopoly
e x ists in th e ra d io in
tal p o sitio n , w ell ex ten d ed .
w ooded h ills and v a lle y s of w e st
4. If th e o p e ra to r in te n d s to e rn A lab am a, th e navy d irig ib le d u s try -in th e U n ited S ta te s and
o ’clock
th is none w ill e v e r e x is t.’’ S e c re ta ry
sto p h is veh icle he sh a ll ex ten d S h e n a n d o a h a t 9
his a rm , m oving it up a n d d o w n ! m o rn in g com p leted th e f ir s t 24 of C om m erce H e rb e rt H oovei
th is
d e c la ra tio n
be
in a v e rtic a l d ire c tio n .
h o u rs of h e r 9,000
m ile
te st m ad e
fo re th e th ir d ra d io co n feren ci
5. P eo p le, w a lk in g upon th e flig h t w ith o u t a m ishap.
hig h w ay , sh a ll u se th e le ft h a n d
H ead ed d u e w est, th e d irig ib le in re p ly to th e w id e sp re a d pro
side of such highw ay.
ro se to a n a ltitu d e of 3,500 feet, te s ts a g a in s t an y m onopoly or
6. R u le rs of bicycles sh o u ld use m a k in g 56 m iles an h o u r.
T he c o n tro l o f w irele ss co m m u n icatio n
th e sam e s ig n a ls a n d ta k e th e a irs h ip is expected to cross th e in th i3 c o u n try .
sam e p re c a u tio n s a s th e d riv e r M ississippi before noon a t G reen
of an a u to m o b ile .
ville. I t is lik e ly th e S h e n a n d o a h
O regon m o to ris ts p lan to fight
7. B icycles a re re q u ire d to w ill be a t its m o o rin g p lace in p ro p o sed a d d itio n a l ta x of one
h av e a fro n t a n d r e a r lam p.
F o r t W o rth b e fo re m id n ig h t.
c e n t on gaso lin e.
8. P e d e s tria n s s h o u ld alw ays
cro ss
at
s tr e e t
in te rse c tio n s.
N ever do so a t an y o th e r place
in a tow n or city.
9. B efo re s ta r tin g
ac ro ss
a
h ig h w ay look fo r tra f fic in both
T he c ity council T u e sd a y ev en E a s t M ain an d N o rth M ain S tre e ts
d ire c tio n s. I t is b e tte r to w a it a
ing, a t th e re q u e s t of p ro p e rty a n d W e st of Second St. to in te r
m in u te on th e s tr e e t th a n a w eek
o w n e rs, lifte d th e band on ir r i sectio n of Second an d E a s t Main
in th e h o sp ita l an d it c o sts less.
g a tin g a n d s p rin k lin g , w hich w as S tre e ts.
A few m in u te s o b se rv a tio n on
clam p ed on se v e ra l w e e k s ago
F la t r a te u se rs w ill be allow ed
M ain s tr e e t of th is city w ould
w h en th e s h o rta g e of w a te r be to use w a te r on T h u rsd a y s.
rev eal to an y o b se rv o r m an y in
cam e a la rm in g .
M eter u se rs w ill be allo w ed to
fra c tio n s of th e s e ru le s , a n y one
T he h o u r ru le s w hich g o v e rn use w a te r on T u esdays.
of w hich in fa c tio n s m ig h t re s u lt
ed fo llo w in g th e o rd e r of Ju ly
South E ast Section
in a se rio u s accid en t.
2nd, w h en th e ^ c ity w as 'd iv id e d
T
h
a
t
p o rtio n ly in g S o u th of th e
th e
T h e officials
em p h asize
fo u r s p rin k lin g d is tric ts w ill p re B o u le v a rd a n d M ain S ts., ad d
fa c t th a t, w hile you m ig h t so m e
vail u n til f u r th e r n o tice, accord- E a s t of A sh lan d C reek.
tim e g ain a few seconds by d o in g
I ing to th e decision of th e ooun-
F la t r a te u se rs will be a llo w
so m e th in g w hich you sh o u ld not,,
i cil.
ed to use w a te r on W e d n e sd a y s.
you a lso a re r u n n in g th e risk of
U se of w a te r on o rc h a rd s a n d
M eter u se rs w ill be allow ed to
lo sin g q u ite a few w eek s re s tin g !
lia y ia n d is also
p e rm itte d
ac use w a te r on T u esdays.
in a h o s p ita l.,
c o rd in g to th e o rd e r b ein g p r e
South W est Section
p a re d by S u p e rin te n d e n t of W a te r
T h a t p o rtio n ly in g S o u th of
E . R. H o sier.
N o rth M ain S tre e t a n d W e st of
T h e tim e in each d is tr ic t is A sh la n d Creek.--
fro m 7 A. M. to 9 A. M. a n d fro m
F la • «• t r a te u s e rs w ill be allow -
5 P . M. to 7 P . M.
td to use water on Mondays.
U N EVEN TfliLW Älli ROUTE WILL
EVER BE ALLOWED
CIIY LEFTS SUMMER’S BAN ON SPRINKLING
JAKE DAUBERT IS
CLOSE Ï0 DEATH
The summary of the rules for
Meter- users will be allowed to
the various districts is as follows: use w a te r on T uesdays.
North East Section
C IN C IN N A TTI, O., Oct. 8. —
T h a t p o rtio n ly in g N o rth of th e
J a k e D a u b e rt, c a p ta in an d firs t B o u le v a rd , and E a s t M ain S t., an d
b asem an of th e C in c in a tti R e d s ,' E a s t of Second St. to in te rse c tio n
is h o v e rin g betw een life a n d d e a th I of Second St. an d E a s t M ain
follow ing a gall b la d d e r o p e ra tio n j S tre e ts,
a n d b'.ood tra n s fu s io n w hich w as i F la t r a te u s e rs w ill be allow -
o rd e re d to save th e life of t h e * ed to use w a te r
on
F rid a y s.
42 y e a r old a th le te .
M eter u s e rs w ill be allow ed to
u se w a te r on T u esd ay s.
Grants Pass— 72 building per
mits issued to cost $148,965.
SALEM CAMP F E E S $ 5 0 0 0
SA LEM , Oct. 8. — R evenues
from th e Salem a u to m o b ile cam p
grouftfU fo r th e p re s e n t y e a r will
aggregate m o re th a n $5000, ac-
i co rdi
an e s tim a te m ad e h e re
ntly b
recently
by the superintendent
A total of 4535 cars registered
H O BO K EN , N. J ., Oct. 8. __
R e ite ra tin g h is c h a rg e tiia t th e
R ep u b lican p a rty is c o lle ctin g a
v ast slush fund w ith w hich to
buy th e e le c tio n of * P re sid e n t
C o o lid g e,” S e n a to r La F o lle tte ,
In d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te fo r p re s i
d e n t, a g a in d e m a n d e d to d a y a
fu ll in v e stig a tio n by th e B orah
c o m m ittee of cam p aig n ex p e n d i
tu re s of a ll p a rtie s.
L a F o lle tte in siste d t h a t the
B orah c o m m ittee ba sum m oned
im m ed ia te ly a n d su b p o e n ae the
m a n a g e rs of a ll p a rtie s to “ com
pel th em to p ro d u c e th e ir hooks
and p a p e rs re g a rd in g th e co lle ct
ion of c a m p a ig n fu n d s ” .
T he m em b e rs of th e com m ittee
in clu d e S e n a to r B o ra h , of Idaho
w ho is c h a irm a n . S e n a to r Jo n es
>f W a sh in g to n , S e n a to r Ship-
ste a d of M in n eso ta, S e n a to r C a r
aw ay of A rk a n sa s, S e n a to r Bay
a rd of D elaw are. T he c o m m ittee
is m ad e up of R ep u b lican s, Demo
c ra ts . F a i m e r-L a b o r and P ro g re s
sive m em bers.
NEW YORK, October 8—.Jack Bentley beat Walter
Johnson today and the Giants won the fifth game of the
world series, 6 to 2, before more than 50,000 people at
the Polo Grounds.
Bentley not only pitched superior hall, hut socked out
ft home run, scoring Gowdy ahead of him in the fifth
inning.
McGraw’s men hit Johnson hard, making 13 hits.
1 hey found Johnson’s fast hall to their liking and took
die edge of the series, three to two.
Goslin, left fielder of the Senators, knocked another
home run, hut the bases were empty.
The sixth game of the series will he played in Wash
ington tomorrow and the Senators must win or tho
Giants will capture the world’s championship again.
Summary: '
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CHINESE BANDITS
KLAMATH LAKE STORING
W ATER FOR TH AT REGION
KLAMAT1I FA L L S. Oct. 8. __
Old F a iilifu l ' ■—U pper K la m a th
L ak e — h a s a lre a d y beg u n to
¡.tore w a te r fo r th e next season
w ith th e w in te r still rem o te.
CARTHAGE, Tenn., Oct. 8. —
De.'.p ie a la im is ts a n d “ g rav e
S e n a to r C araw ay , D em o crat oi List Includes Four Am ericans;
apjn
shei sio n ” ex p ressed by th e m ,
A rk a n sa s, w ill d e m a n d an inline
Pirati!»« Hoarded Steam er as
th
e
la k e h a s rise n th re e inches
l i a t e in v e stig a tio n of th e R e p u b
P assengers Leave
w ith in th e p ast few days.
lican cam p aig n e x p e n d itu re s as
T h is m ean s th a t 15.000 acre-
i re s u lt of th e L a T o ile tte charges
AMOY, C hina. Oct. 8. — B rin g fe e t of w a te r h a v e been a d d e d to
th a t a “ slu sh fu n d " is being rais
ing a s e n sa tio n sto ry of piracy, X la m a 'li s to ra g e .
Hl.
he s te a m e r N in g sh in a rriv e d to
F ifte e n th o u sa n d
a c re - fee t
day from S h a n g h a i, c a rry in g 390 m eans 7.500 second feet p er day
TWO HURT W HEN WRECK
C hinese an d seven fo reign p a s o r 250 se c o n d fe e t fo r 30 d ay s.
OCCURS CLOSE TO RENO
se n g ers w ho had been te rro riz e d
Thu i; v. ill bs seen th a t N a
fo r m ore tlihn tw o days by a band tu r e a g a in h a s show n h e r b o u n ty
KLAM ATH FA L L S, Oct. 8.—
of 34 p ira te s w ho seized and to th is see on and d e m o n s tra te d
H a rry H o w ard , a u to m o b ile sales
looted th e ship and its p a sse n g e rs th a t one of h e r g u id in g fin g e rs
m an , is lying a t th e K la m a th
if 8 1 -0 .0 0 0 , in clu d in g 30 cases re s ts in th is g re a t u re a — an e m
G eneral h o sp ita l sev erely in ju re d of silver.
p ire u n su rp a sse d in a 1 th e w est.
and Mrs. F re d C h risty is a t the
T he p ira te s b o a rd e d th e ship W ith p re se n t c o n d itio n s c o n tin u
K la m a th V alley h o sp ita l w ith one
is p a sse n g e rs a n d p u to ff from ing still f u r th e r rise s a re a n tic i
han d badly c u t, fo llo w in g a Sun
th e
bessel
in
ju n k s .
F o u r p a te d even b e fo re th e r e g u la r
day m o rn in g c ra sh in w hich tw e
A m erican s w ere am o n g th e pas- w in ter ra in s an d sn o w fall begin.
ca rs w ere dem o lish ed .
. e n g e rs on th e ste a m e r.
H o w ard w ith E d d ie M athew s
s te w a rd a t th e E lk 's club, add REDDING CITY TRUSTEES
L IN E N M IL L 1 O R SA L E M
tw o o th e r m en, w as r e tu r n in g tc
CONDEM N A W NI N GS i SA LEM , Oct. 8. — S everal d e fi
K la m a th F a lls from a d ance a
n ite p ro p o sitio n s lo o k in g to th e
Keno. Topping a r ite on th e Ash
R E D D IN G , C al., Oct. 8.— A w n-j e sta b lish m e n t of a lin en m ill in
la n d -K la m a th F a lls h ig h w ay H ow ings con d em n ed by th e city tru s - 1 th e W illa m e tte v alley a re u n d e r
ard su d d e n ly cam e onto a car tee s A u g u st 13th sh a ll be rem ov- J c o n sid e ra tio n , a c c o id in g to T h o m
p a rk e d in th e roadw ay.
em a f te r O ctober 1 6 th by th e c ity : as B. K ay, rep u b lica n c a n d id a te
U n ab le to g au g e h is p o sition in m an a g e r, if an y still a re up a t fo r s ta te tr e a s u r e r , w ho w as th e
Hie ro ad w a y because of th e lig h ts th a t tim e.
p rin c ip al s p e a k e r a t
th e
noon
of th e C h risty c a r, H o w ard stru c k
T his was th e sw eeping decision lu n ch eo n of th e Salem c h a m b e r
Jhe a u to head -o n .
H o w ard was m ade by th e city b o a rd la s t n ig h t.
of com m erce to day.
th ro w n
a g a in s t
th e
shearing T he o w n ers w ill h a v e th e cost
Mr. K ay said one S alem m an
w heel, b re a k in g it and re n d e rin g of th e w ork d o n e by th e city r e a lre a d y had ag reed to ad v an ce
him unco n scio u s.
M rs. C h risty p re s e n ta tiv e c h a rg e d a g a in s t th e ir $50,000 fo r e s ta b lis h m e n t of a
se ate d in th e V elie c a r, w as cu* p ro p e rty , acco rd in g to th e re s o lu linen m ill h e re , w h ile a n o th e r
by fly in g glass. N e a rly all th< tio n passed.
re s id e n t of th is v icin ity had sig
te n d o n s of h e r h a n d w ere sev er
nified h is in te n tio n of in v estin g
-d. a c co rd in g to h o sp ita l a u th o r
$25,000 in tlie p ro je c t.
ities.
TAKING DIG LOOT
VALLEY MINISTERS
IO 8E EXCHANGED
ASHLAND H. 8. FOOTBALL
MAILS WAIT UPON DEER
PLAYERS AT KliAMATH
RO SEB U R G , Oct. 8. — J u s t a? j
frie n d s w e re o rg a n iz in g se arc h j
ing p a rtie s to look fo r him , C. j
T he A sh lan d high school fo o t
M ED FO RD , Oct. 8.— M in isters
ball tea m is p re p a rin g fo r th e ir
C. C a rn a h a n , r u r a l m ail c a rrie r
of th e R ogue V alley to w n s m et a t fo o tb all tucsel a t K la m a th F a lls
o u t of R o se b u rg , w a lk e d in, c a r
th e P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h in th e ir
S a tu rd a y . W hen th e tw o te a m s
ry in g a big buck d eer. C a rn a h a n
.e g u la r bi-m o n th ly session. T he
played
h e re re c e n tly , th e gam e
w ent h u n tin g Y e sterd a y and k ill
m e e tin g opened a t 1 0 :3 0 and
re s u lte d in a tie , h u t th e locals
ed a d e e r la te in th e a fte rn o o n .
closed a t 3 :3 0 w ith lun ch eo n a t i
feel th a t it w ill be a d iffe re n t
D a rk n e ss o v erto o k him b e fo re he
neon a t a local ho tel. Rev. B a r - ,
s to ry th is w eek, w ith all h opes of
rea c h e d hom e an d he w a s forced
ney O ldfield of A sh lan d , th e new
m a k in g it fa v o ra b le to A sh lan d .
to cam p o u t over n ig h t.
.»resident of th e o rg a n iz a tio n , p re-j
W hen he failed to re tu r n a t th e
sided.
sp ecified tim e, th e fam ily and
B esides th e r e g u la r p ro g ram
EIGHT DAY SPELL OF
frie n d s becam e a n x io u s, an d w hen
fe a tu re s and th e re p o rts of th e
HICCOUGHING IS
he failed to a p p e a r to go o u t on
p a sto rs, a n u m b e r of new’ fe a tu re s
CONQUERED
his ro u te th is
m o rn in g ,
th e ir
w ere in tro d u c e d and c o n sid e rab le
w o rry in creased .
L a te r in th e
a m o u n t of b u sin ess tra n s a c te d . I
m o rn in g , h o w ever he re tu rn e d
P ro g ra m s fo r c o o p e ra tiv e and u n i
G E R E R , C al., Oct. 8. — A fte r
c a rry in g th e buck and th e n p ro
fied effo rt w’e re p ro m o ted fo r th e b a fflin g th e best m edical a u th o r
ceeded o u t over h is ro u te .
e n tire valley. A sp len d id s p irit itie s in th is c o u n ty fo r e ig h t d ay s
o f good w ill a n d fello w sh ip m a r k s ' w ith a case; of c o n tin u o u s h ic
all of th e se sessions an d th e y a r e ’ c o u g h in g , Dee C onnell of T eh am a
hugely e n jo y ed by all th e m in is -' h as fin a lly c o n q u e re d th e spell,
ters.
An in fo rm a l in v ita tio n is a n d h a s been rele ase d from a h o s
to he ex ten d ed to K la m a th V alley p ita l a t C o rn in g , w h e re lie w a j
a sso ciatio n to com bine w ith th e co n fin ed .
R ogue V alley a sso c ia tio n .
A re p e a te d d ie t of m ilk and
E N R O U T E W IT H G EN E R A T
On S u n d ay ev en in g , O c to b e r ' e th e r fin a lly h a d th e d e sire d e f
D A W ES IN IOW A. O t. 8. — A I 19th, a novel f e a tu re of p u lp it ex fe c t of sto p p in g th e a ta c k . T his
m essage of c c a s e r v a ’iv? R e p u b change is to occur. T h e M edford,: rem e d y , it is sa id , lias proved s a t
licanism — P re s id e n t C oolidge o r A shland a n d Ja c k s o n v ille p a s to rs | isfa c to ry in o th e r s im ila r cases.
ch ao s— is b ein g c a rrie d in to th e w ill exch an g e fo r th e e v e n in g i
C onnell w as w orn dow’n from
w ide-open s ta te s of th e m idw est service.
No one w ill p rea c h in th e effects of th e sic k n e ss, n o t
by G en eral D aw es, R ep u b lican h is own tow n o r in th e c h u rc h
only from th e m ea g e r d ie t, b u t
v ic e -p re sid e n tia l c a n d id a te , in a of his ow n d e n o m in a tio n . T h e y ' from th e e x h a u stio n of h icc o u g h
se rie s of r e a r p la tfo rm speeches w ili d raw fo r p u lp its a n d
th e ing. F o r a tim e it looked as if
from h is sp ecial tra in .
sp e a k e rs w ill n o t be an n o u n c ed a n X -ray w ould h av e to be m ad e
j D aw es h a s so u n d ed a w a rn in g b e fo re h a n d , b u t w ill a p p e a r In of th e p a tie n t’s sto m a c h , in an
i a g a in s t ra d ic a lism , re a c tio n a rie s ' tim e to ta k e c h a rg e of th e s e r e ffo rt to lo c a te th e so u rc e of th e
IDEE
SO STATES DAWES
at the park in 1923, while this
North West Section
year’s registrations aggregated
That portion lying North of 5454.
x
and against La Follette
vices.
trouble.
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