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ASHLAND CLIMATE
V\ ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
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Cannot survive three months ii
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The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Year,
( International News Wire Service)
VOL. XLVIII.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings. Volume 43.
SENATO
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1924
WIN; SEVENTH GA
PORTLAND BOOSTER TR IP
IS POSTPONED A W E E K !
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The trip planned to this
♦« city by the Portland business
8 boosters for Monday, Octob-
8 qr 13th has been postponed
8 until Monday, October 20th,
8 according to inform ation re-
8 ceived by the local cham ber
8 of
commerce
Thursday
Oswald West and George Black Defendants in $300,000
Suit as Result of Report on Local Corporation;
Several Points of Libel Are Cited in Complaint.
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Giants Lose By
2 to 1 Score
« Senators Turn Like Fanged Battler and Give Giants
? rUbb^
Make Two Runs Off Nehf in Fifth
expected announcem ent th a t
the world fliers will retu rn
to Seattle this week and
make their r porU an4 8 is
southw ard.
P o rtlan d
planning to entertain them
when they reach th a t city.
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Inning', Fan 1H Hysterics.
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WASHINGTON, October
Striking with the speed
rattler- Washington this afternoon cut into the
pitching of Art Nehf for two runs in the fifth inning and!
beat the Giants, 2 to 1, carrying the world series to the
ultimate limit of seven games.
8 ° ? a f .a n £ c<1
CONFESSIONS RULED
OUT IN M URDER
CASE
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TACOMA W ash., Oct. 9. 8
— Federal Judge Cushman 8
today ruled out the alleged 8
confession of Sgt. Roland 8
Pothier th at he had m urder- 8
ed Major Cronkhite, uphold- 8
ing the contention of the de- 8
fense th at the confessions 8
were obtained under coer- 8
cion. x-.tAinvi
E arlier in the
orn-8
m e n m io
m -ii c*
ing th e ju d g e
re fu se d
to
g r a n t th e defen se m otion to
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8 senator, Haggard and Showing- Signs of Illness, Lambasts
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Republicans; La Follette, if Elected, to Brin«- an End
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to Crookedness; Well Received.
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Damages of $300,000 is asked )
of Oswald W est and George
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Senator Burton K. Wheeler,
Black by The H artm an Syndicate. I
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Progressive
candidate for the
incorporated, in a suit filed yes
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vice-presidency, showing signs of
terday in the Jackson county
the
vigorous campaign which he
court at Jacksonville, as a result
f i r n n rijlS lin & lA 'flT IA T T T
capacity crowd of 37,000 people, including Presi-'
is
waging,
hut still emphatic in
of the publication of a prelimin- *
his
denunciation
of the crooked
ary report by West and Black in '
ness
and
carelessness
which he
which they made statem ents al-1
R
ing
(
oiiscuts
to
D
issolution
of
states
lie
found
existing
in Waah-
leged by the plaintiff in this suitj
ï
F T T F T A ^ a w e " ^ O< ^ achor' ’ iiel^
advantage to the end of the!
Purlfcunent; E lection to be
a Follette in E ntering on H is' ington’ sP°ke before a large aud-
to be libelous and damaging to
on Xoveni I m p 8th
W estern Tour Charges Them
*once at the local arm ory Wed-
th e business of the local firm.
“ I*
The result of the game deadlocked the series and it
u
ttd a y after toon for abouf 30
It will be remembered th at the
as Tools of W all Street
left the issue distinctly to the seventh game tomorrow
LONDON,
Oct.
9.
—
King
______
m
inutes and then left by auto-
probers in their report advised
mmediately
after
the
last
Giant
had
been
retired,
a
Says
His
Contract
Which
1«
H
artm
an
Í
George
has
consented
to
dissolvei
ABOARD THE LA FOLLETTE ! mobile for northern California,
th a t the sale of the ........... ....
rush was made by the Washington fans to the box office Up Probably Will Not be SPECIAL, Enroute to D e tro it.! Where be has SCveral speaking on'
Syndicate 3tock should be stop- P a rliam ent as a result of the
ped until Governor Pierce’s spec-' Laborite cabinet’s defeat in the
Oct. 9. — Having finished his ! gagem ents-
by thousands, their excitement raised to fever heat h d
Given Him Again
three-day
campaign in his invar,-!
Senator W heeler was forced to
ial investigators could make a IIouse of Commons yesterddy Coolidge Manager
1 TKr „ a
«
S a y s the successful stand of the game Senators.
cancel
Ills engagements at Rose-
complete probe and report.
In Tbe defeat was the 11th suffer
, The Giants scored their only run in the first inning.;'
GAME F 0R - 8 YEARS ion of the east, during which lie I .
Progressive Leader be
levied a fierce attack upon the burg’ (}rants PaM and Medford
this prelim inary report em phasis' ed by Prem ier MacDonald. Elec-
Called to Testify
Frisch doubled to right, hut was caught
was placed on the fact th at half 1 tion wil1
be,d November 8th.
caught between
between seennA
second 1 Wa,,ts to Get
Of Oakland Republican and Democratic par- dU® a s,iRht ill,less an d ’ when
T’Pi d out in front of the
of the stock of The H artm an Syn
BRANDS FUND ABSURD antJ t1hinl when Youn«
Zachary, Youiy? going to sec Team in ( ’oast L eague and I ties as “ the vest pocket tools of
I
crowd
at the arm ory, he appear
NIGHT
H
UNTER
S
FIN
E
D
dlcate incorporated was held in
P itch There O ccasionally
i Wall Street,” Senator La Follette
ond during Ihe excitement and scoring on Kelly’s single
ed
slightly
haggard and tired,
PORTLAND,
Oct.
9.
—
Night
Escrow
as
promotion
stock.
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today proceeded to the vast farm-
W isconsin Senator Y esterday A c-¡to C enter
hut
did
not
waste
much time in
O ther charges and
inferences i hun tin § resulted in the arrest
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9— With inR states of the Mississippi val-
eased R epublicans H aving
I
striking
at
the
Republicans
and
V ashington won in the fifth when Peck singled, a Angering re egret and sadness, in ^ey-
were made in the report to which ' and eonviction of three Southern
Huge Campaign Funds
'
the
Republican
candidates.
exception is taken by the plain- OreS°n nien, according to reports
liuel sacrificed, Peck going to third on Zacherv’s infield his voIce’ w a lter Johnson, s ta r; Me will open his western cam
The Senator was forced to re
filed today at the headquarters
tiff.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9_Hot-'out, McNeely walked, stole second and both scored
g oi eu wneniators
when! p,tcher for of 18 tbe years
W ashington
Sen- paign at Detroit tonight. Repub nin <n in his private car, “Tlie Re
(oday admlt.
In filing the damage suit the ot' tlie state game commission.
licans and Democrats alike are
ly denying the allegations of H a r r i s singled to right.
H artm an
Syndicate m aintains Tbe mPn were L- R- W alganant Senator La Follette th a t a huge
“ proprietary possession” and he publican," for the trip to G rants
n-
»
o
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j ted be was through,
th e ir good name and business and Glen Robinson of Medford slush fund is being raised for the
(.
.
saved tile game by three great' ‘‘M>’ contract wtih the Wash- charged them with being “ tools Pass instead of going there by
reputation has been injured to the and Jamea Miller of Trail. Each Republican
of The J. P. Morgan company and automobile as was planned and
campaign,
Jam es
111 right field.
¡ington team has expired
I
do
was able to speak there only a
extent of $200.000 damages and was fined $25. C. J. Shaffer of Good, form er representative from
Peek twisted his leg in the ninth and had to be ea rn ed !1,01 ""”k “ “ i" b,>
1« the Standard Oil company” and few minutes from the rear of-the
they also file suits of $50,000 Island City also was fined $25 Iowa and w estern m anager of
also charged that the old parties
off the field. Summary:
train. Ai Medford a large crowd
each against W est and Black un-l for hunting w ithout a license.
Johnso,,
hopes
to
get
c
o
n
tro
l'
have
“conspired to impoverish the
President Coolidgo’s ^ireco n ^en -
had gathered to hear the speak
der the head of “ special d a m -1
of the Oakland ball club in the people.”
R
E
II
tion campaign, declared today thej
er.
He left the train there and
ages.”
New York . ,.. ................................... j rv ( 1
Coast league next year and to
progressive can d id ate,sh o u ld im-J
SMALL
LOCOMOTIVE
apoke
for a few minutes, hut the
At the time of the publication
pitch accasionally.
ACCIDENT
OCCURS
mediately he summoned by the
Washington
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g
IN
ASHLAND
TODAY
speech ai Ashland was the most
4 0
of the report, attorneys for the
ON DUNN BRIDGE extended he was able to make in
Borah committee and be compell
H artm an Syndicate made a hit
Ashland residents w-ere- sta rtl ed to testify under oath as to h ’s
. •
te r protest declaring th a t the
Quite an accident occurred on southern Oregon.
ed this morning by a locomotive charges.
He
was
introduced
here by O.
publication of the report was
the Pacific Highway last night at
which paraded up and down the
H.
Johnson,
who
first
introduced
made against express wishes of
one o’clock at the Dunn bridge.
I city streets. This locomotive is
Governor Pierce and th at no thoro
W. F. Dewitt, taxi driver, was Mrs. Burton K. W heeler, who is
Fi
sim ilar in every respect to a real
accompanying her fighting hus
exam ination of the company’s
coming hem? from a trip to the
> one and is build on a Ford body.
band. Mr. W haeler stated this
business had been made by the
Em ’grant .Creek dam and Mr.
The car is called “ Cas^y Jones”
was
a long .ay from W ashington
m embers of the commission.
R hinehart of the Plaza Pool Hall
' and is touring the country to make
C. M. O’Neill, K lam ath Falls
and
th a t i is difficult to get a
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9— Super
C. B. W atson and W illiam D.
was going south. The cars met
, money for disabled W orld W ar
attorney who has been in Medford broadcasting stations,
B ennett are attorneys for the
such as Rends Over Rocky M ountains, at the bridge and Mr. R hinehart tru e picture of condition? there,
I veterans. It is driven by a couple
_____ by The Radio Corpora--
in a case before the federal court _ proposed
bat th at when he vfent to H e
plaintiff. W iblication of the com-
evidently became frightened and
( onstdered Most D angerous
had an accident Thursday m o rn -ltio n‘ of America,' were tentatively!
,
of
these
veterans
who
go
through
Capitol
ci v lie quickly found
m ittee report on the H artm an
put on his brakes to stop thej
Section of Trip
i the country selling cards telling
ing
as
he
and
his
wife
were
driv-
¡
approved
by
the
committee
of
the,'
everybody
was talking of the
Syndicate, Incorporated is the
car, skidding into the Dewitt scandal which -was said to exist
j of the car, for any amount which A lso Army A viators Must N o t in g fro m Medford to Ashland. The) national radio conference today;!
basis for the suit.
FORT WORTH,
is paid to them. The proceeds
ear skidded m the wet pavem enti The licenses will be revoked'
" c j w i n , Texas,
rexas Oct. 9. car. Both cars were badly wreck in the government. Ho said he
Get Too Low Over Stadium s
The complaint sets forth th at I
from the sale of these cards go to
and dived off the road, tu rn in g ' however if the su p er-statio n s’ 7
,
g
her s!eekneS9 aild ed, one side being torn off the had an idea th a t the president
and A m pitheaters
the report was given wide p u b li-1
|
help
the
disabled
veterans.
over three times. The car was prove a menace to general broad
° Dg n lv e r’t,nted body gl?t' Dew’tt car and the front and side and the other national officials
cation, naming the Telegram .,
J
.. lo geaeral broad- tering in the bright sun, the navy of the R hinehart car was daniag were ju st a little better type than
I
This
m
iniature
locomotive
is
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9— The sm asbed badly, but neither of the casting, according to the officials
Jo u rn al and Oregonian of P o rt-'
dirigible Shenandoah pointed her ed consideiably. No one was In-
equipped with a bell, flags and war departm ent today issued an i occuPants wa3 injured, with the
average citizen and that the
land, the Capital Journal of
nose
westward
at
9:47
o’clock
lights.
It
was
furnished
for
the
l
ured-
various
cabinet members had
order prohibiting arm y aviators <?xcepPon
S0I11e bruises suffer-1
Salem, the Ashland Tidings of
this morning and headed directly
trip by S. Cram er a retired resi to fly over cities at an altitude ed by M**8- O’Neill. The car was
.
;
^een
seiected
because of special
Ashland and The Mail Tribune
into w hat its officers consider the COOLIDGE VULL NOT ENTER fitne88. Said however when he
dent of H awthorne, Calif., and lower than th a t which will per-! brougbt to a local garage
of Medford, as the newspapers i n ;
most difficult task of the 9,000- ARGUMENT OVER MELLON ; 8t a rted his probe, h’e found th a t
i was built for the purpose of giv
which the article appeared.
mit safe gliding In case of tro u b le'
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mile transcontinental flight, the
ing health, employment and edu to a landing in the outskirts o f !
■
| instead of aid, all the officic’s
The complaint sets forth th at
clearing of the Rocky Mountains.
cational
travel
to
wounded
sold
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
.9.
(
were trying to block him.
W est and Black, represented that
the town.
iers.
•
President
Coolidge
today
declin-‘
To<d ot two million dollars
“ they were empowered to co n d u ct j
The order also prohibits fly--
ed
to
become
involved
in
the
wh}ch
congress had appropriated
an
investigation
and
r e p o r t'
ing over the vicinity of stadium s, I
HORO STEKI j S BIBLE
CINCINNATTI,
0.,
Oct.
9.
—
W
H
EELER
W
AS
UNABLE
TO
controversy
over
the
Aluminum
for
the
detection of criminals, hut
thereon, when no such power orj
ball parks, fail-grounds and other i
AND GETS SIX MONTHS
W eakened by the double opera-
SPEA K AT GRANTS PASS Co. of America, controlled by the th at w illiam J. B arns, even with
authority could be conferred o n ;
places where crowds have gath-i
■
tion,
Jak
e
D
aubert,
captain
and
family of Secretary of the T re a s-. the strong arm Of the government
them , except by an act of the j
PORTLAND, Oct. 9. — Frank ered.
The
audience
which
gathered
u
ry Mellon and declared by t h e ! (o ajd ,ljm had not run down ft
veteran
first
baseman
of
the
legislature which does not exist,”
The
members
of
the
P
re
sb
y
te
r-'
Cincinnatti
Reds
died
here.
He
Collins,
nondescript
citizen
of
the
federal
trade commission to be s5ng,e criminal. They used this
at
Railroad
park
this
afternoon
thus questioning the power of the
ian church held a very p le a sa n t! was 39 years of age and very to hear the talk, slated to be a monopoly under the Sherman twQ mliiion3, he stated, to shadow
STUDENTS TO CAST
hobo
jungles,
stole
a
Bible
and
governor’s committee, and the
BALLOTS BY MAIL rally a t the church parlors l a s t' Popular hi baseball circles.
A given by Burton K. W heeler, third an ti-tru st law.
hjm and other probers so as to
plaintiff alleges that the only | “ otber b° ? k
th « / t u d y «f
evening. A basket dinner w a s ! double trai nsfusion was attem pt-; party nominee for vice-president,
the
Rev.
W.
H.
Nugent,
Central
It
was
announced
th
a
t
the
a9certain
what witnesses they
purpose of the
committee in
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL , served at six o’clock followed by ed in an effort to save his life, was disappointed by the non-ap president had seen none of the were examining in order to stop
Presbyterian
church,
last
week.
holding themselves “ out as a
COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oct. 9. — j an
excellent program .
The but this was futile.
pearance of the candidate, says commission’s reports on the com-
com m ittee was to give dignity and He was sentenced to six months
for the crime in municipal court i Mon-partisan voting and creation i Woods family orchestra furnish-
He empliasized th a t tlie presi-
the G rants Pass Courier. Senator pany and th at he did not think
creditability, the b etter to de
W heeler became ill at Roseburg they would he sent to the W hite dfcnt cannot Bhift the responsihil-
ceive the uninform ed public to Tuesday, which time he will spend of more interest in governm ental J ed the music. J. W. McCoy was j EZRA M EEK ER CALLS ON
and political issues of the day j toastm aster for the occasion. L.
breaking
rocks.
) 1(y foJ. D augherty, Burns, Forbes,
PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE!
and
was unable 10 make the trip Ho»se.
th e injury of the plaintiff.”
ra th e r than influencing students i Miksch spoke on the “ Standard
by
auto.
His
place
was
taken
by
Fall and others who were ex
The time of the alleged damage
J. A. F E E CANDIDATE
I along party lines, is the o b je c t' B earers” , H. B. Plum m er on
KLAMATH FALLS TO
Mr.
M
artin,
his
campaign
m
a
n
'
posed in the probes — th a t he
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. — Ezra
is named as between September
FOR STPREME COURT' cf a student Republican club, j “ God and a D ollar” and the Y.
VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS either knew of the rottenness th at
Meeker, pioneer and prom oter of ager who is accompanying him
25 and 29th this year.
PENDLETON, Oct. 9. — J a n ie s ' brfaded by Delbert E. Hayes, o f , M. C. A. secretary, C. V Howell
existed or, if he did know, was
It is alleged th a t the commit
the Oregon Trail, called on Presl- on his western trip, who talked
On Thursday, October 30, a incompetent to be president.
A.
Fee,
Jr.,
Tuesday
announced
j
Portland.
Other
officers
are:
j
spoke
on
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
question,
dent
Coolidge
Tuesday
and
pre-
here'
W
-
H
-
Leonard
talked
for
tee was libelous, and specifies
He to d of the work of Daugh
five statem ents of libelous m at his candidacy for the position of Irene R auh, Portland, secretary; 1 Superintendent W right gave a sented him with complete data 3everal minutes before the appear- school election will be held at
United States attorney to succeed ; A rth u r Boone, Ontario, Cal., short talk on the Sunday School on the plans for m aking the pion-! ance of the Pa rty - Prom her Central school to place before the erty and others and laid the en
ters, extracts from the report.
The first is: “ It (m eaning the John S. Coke, resigned. Fee is a cbairaian speaker’s committee; and Miss Evelyn Taylor on the eer way a national m ilitary high- tbe Pa rty was taken to Medford people a proposed bond issue of tire blame onto the Republicans.
,
-
-
j then to Ashland and after a talk not to exceed $155,000, the pur He said veterans were attacking
H artm an Syndicate, Inc.) was member of the Pendleton bar and Idndsey Splght, Eugene, c h a ir-1 Senior C hristian Endeavor. Rep- way.
has
practiced
for
several
years
man
Publicity,
and
R
obert
Max-
resenting
the
W
estm
inister
Guild
Meeker said th a t he feels no ill i th e re > was to catcb tho »Dernoor pose being to build and furnish him and Senator La Follette, “ but
promoted by E. W. H artm an and
i 16-rcom school house and to th a t they had never robbed the
with his father. He was in the weii« Portland, chairm an member-! Mrs. Grace Andrews spoke on effects from his airplane trip train south.
H. W. H artm an who seemed to
aviation service during the w ar sbiP-
»
> “Chinese Pagodas” . The Junior across the continent from Van-
Tbis afternoon when the train nurchase the Episcopalian church 6ick and wounded as they lay on
have been engaged in sim ilar pro
and after the war did legal work
1 ba^ students may vote by mail C hristian Endeavor was repre couver, Wash. “We made it in from the north Pulled in> s «na' property, says The Klarnath Falls their cots in the arm y hospitals
m otions in other states. For the
■ g o v e rn -p a ‘
? election a notary sentated by Vera Grace Plum m er i 24 hoars actual f,ying Ume he t<
tor W heeler was aboard anil gav< Herald.
as some of the Republicans had
purpose, apparently of circum in W ashington for the
This was the unanimous decis
time city Pub,ic W,U be kaPt on the campus. Mrs. W inters of the W ednesday] ] said proudly.
orou(iiv
( I a a talk from the rear platform .
ment.
He
was
at
one
done.”
venting our Blue Sky Law, an a t
Club and Mrs. G arrett of the!
L ieutenant Kelly, pilot, arriv e d ' He assai,ed botb the Republican ion of the city school hoard in
He derided the W. C. T. IT. wo
tem pt was first made to operate attorney of Pendleton.,
Has Position—
session
last
night.
The
new
i
Ladies
Aid
Society
resp
o
n
d
ed
1
with Meeker Monday afternoon ! and ~ Democratic parties and
men for voting for Coolidge, al-
as a common law tru s t.” This
! Mrs. C. A. Malone has tak en a briefly to the toast. S. D. Taylor Here they p ir t company. M eeker,1 chareed th a t the Teapot Dome af school will he known as Centra, ’eging that Coolidge was respon
statem ent the plaintiffs hold con
position as stenographer at the gave an excellent talk and Mrs. after a few days here and in N ew ! ^a ^r bad been arranged at thf school and will occupy the block sible for the liquor scandals in
veyed the Impression the H artm an
; Harrison B rothers Ford Garage. J. W. McCoy also told in an in York, will retu rn to Seattle by 1920 Republican convention. H bounded by Seventh, Eighth, High W ashington and th at a vote for
Syndicate, Inc., was a promotion
teresting way of the W om an’s t ?ajn>
; was still attacking the two ma and W ashington streets.
Coolidge was a vote for liquor.
scheme, attem pting to violate the
I HORSEBACK RIDING GIVES
Missionary Society.
A
photograph
of
the
p
re
sid
en
t!
Jor
Parties
wbe»
his
train
start
He issued a challenge for any
state laws, and deceive the pub
U OF O. GYM RATING
Rev. F. Gordon H art, pastor of and Me Vor was ta le :
ed, cutting him short.
Republican to point out another
lic.
the Bethany Presbyterian Church
PORTLAND, Oct. 9— Jam es
adm inistration which had been
The com plaint says th at E. W.
UNIVERSITY
a t G rants Pass gave the main
OF
OREGON,
Mallory
Wood,
a
parole
violator)
as
rotten as the last Republican
PORTLAND-SALEM RUN
H artm an has nothing to do with,
BE N D WIN«! HONOR FLAG
i
of Leavenworth, Kansas, who is! Eugen®’ Oct- 8- - Women regis- address of th e evening. At a late
adm
inistration.
The challenge
SALEM, Oct. 8. — Early re - SALEM, Oct. 9.— Th? ci'.y of!
and never has had anything to do
known along the coast as a forg-l tCred at the state university haTe hour the group adjourned, after sumption of river traffic between
was not accepted hçre and he
with the H artm an Syndicate, Inc.,
Bend has won the governor's flag;
er, and bad-check passer, has) th ® °PP°rtu n ity
making their voting the m eeting an annual Salem and Portland, abandoned
said the same challenge had gone
and is not interested in the cor
one. About one hundred and several years ago, is seen in the for the best rh e ’v ias mad? by any I
been
sentenced
to
three
years
in
i
CI®
d?
t
tb
rough
horse-
unaccepted clear across the con
poration.”
town or city in the ‘state in fire i
twenty-five
were
present
and
a
back
riding.
Women
who
desire
tinent.
He told of the Repub
action of the city council Mon prevention work. This was a n - '
— ■.
And the plaintiff states: “ The prison on charges of im person I may take a course in horseback very enjoyable evening was spent
day night in authorizing the nounced today by Will H. Moore, ! SHANGHAI, Oct. 9— Sunkiang j licans’ alleged part in the illegal
ating an officer and for passing
said defendents knew or could
! riding. This is made possible by by all.
leasing of its waterfront proper state fire m arshall. Presentation i the key-defense position to 'S h a n g -1 showing of the Dempsey - Carpen
bad
checks.
have known by the use of reason
the
location
of
the
Bangs
riding
ties
to the Inland Water Trans of the flag will be made on the i hai, has been captured by th e' tier fight fi’ms and in illegal re
He asked to be sentenced to
able diligence on their part that
academy in E u g e n e s This is the
Arlington
—
New
city
pumping
portation company. The company night of October 20 at Bend. I Kiangsu forces. Its capture in-! leases of liquor from bonded
the said company was not oper Leavenworth so he could be near second year th a t Oregon women plant, to cost $16,000, will de
,
,
is understood to desire the prop Governor Pierce will give the pre- 'D ieted the severest disaster upon warehouses.
ated as common law tru st for the his wife, whom is said to be the have had this chance and a large liver 350 gallons per minute, to
He
started
a
m
iniature
applause
erty
for
the
erection
of
docks
and
daughter of a wealthy Ch’cago
sentation address, with Mr. M oore! the Chekiang defenders that has
num
ber
of
them
took
the
course
reservoir
288
feet
above
river
endurance
contest
when
he
Btated
warehouses
for
use
in
connection
man.
and other state officials in a tte n d -' befallen to them since the revolt
(Continued on Page Four)
last year.
supply.
with Its steamer line.
ance at the meeting.
started.
(Continued on page 4)
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DEFEAT
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HOUSE OF COMMONSl SHOULD
SAYS OLD PARTIES
TRY IMPOVERISH
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GET TO f
STAY IN HOME '
GIVE TESTIMONY
TO •
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OF FLIGHT TOBÀY
FORBÌ
TO
RALLY TO BE MADE
AN ANNUAL EVENT
FORGER GETS A
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KEY TO DEFENSE
IS
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