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“-¡rrTrntai A shland D aily T idings 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. XLVIII. LA FOLLETTE MAYNOTCOME TO THE COAST tl MALARIA GERMS Cannot survive three months ii the rich ozone at Ashland. Pur domestic water helps. ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1924 Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43. A N N IV ER SA R Y OF TH E SISKIYOU DYNAMITING « ----------- •fit. PAYROLL IS TAKEN WHEN ONE KILLED NO. 35 MOB OP 2 ,0 0 0 STORM K. K. K. MEET IN N. Y. Mrs. Frey, Blonde, Says Miss Bennett, , Brunette, Pilfered Her Husband Today is the anniversary tt XX of the famous Siskiyou hold- XX XX up and m urder, which was XX, XX probably the most dastardly XXi XX bandit holdup ever planned XX i XX and executed In the Pacific XX XX coast territory. XX XX A continuous effort to cap- XX XX tu re the D’A utrem ont boys, XX Considers Staying in the XX who dynamited the Southern XX Guardians Resist and the Corn Belt Although He « Pacific train, has failed to XX Bandits Open Fire, One Wants to Go West | » bring any of the three boys XX Being Shot Dead ■ - — XX to justice, even though ex- XX IN THE MIDDLE WEST » citem eni is stirred up occas- » ENGINEER IS ROUTED XX ionally by reports by some -XX L au nches a Broadside on Foreign XX one th at they had seen the XX M essenger S eriou sly Injured a s P o lic ie s o f Two Old P arties; XX bandits. XX F iv e Robbers H old Up Train A rrives in Chicago XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX and Get B ig Sum UP ON BANK AND KILLED " XX ---------- XX GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Oct. » 11- — A barrage of stones, . XX clubs and bottles of ammon- XX ia, throw n by a mob of close ; XX to 2,000, g r e e t e d the XX Knights of the Ku Klux XX Kian last night when they XX attem pted to organize here. ' » The crowd stormed the XX XX ; XX XX XX XX! XX XX XX XX DELAYS I T S TRIP NORTH ______ Ä J Ä Ä L 9 - Railroad Men Following XX and a Train Holdup XX those ,h e ’ i ”p°’ 8. “ Slightly Strained When It assaulted several of XXI Landa at San Diego, But who were in attend- XX Damage Is Slight XX ance a t the meeting. Time- XX ONE IS AN AMERICAN » ly interference of the police XX FLYING ON TOMORROW , XX avoided bloodshed. XX i » 1 5 ,0 0 0 Payroll Taken By Gang XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Final Check of Injury Being and Train D erailed; E l Paso j ___________________ Made to Safeguard for Trip Man in C asualties Over th e M ountains Of E TO LEAVE PRESIDENT TIC K E T CHICAGO, Oct. 11— Launching CRESSON, Pa,, Oct. 11— Five a broadside attack on the foreign bandits held up and killed Jam es policies of the two old parties, Gorman of The American Rail Senator La Follette today came way Express company, wounded to Chicago to press forward vig Joseph Davis, a bank messenger orously his independent presi and escaped with the payroll of dential drive in the heart of the The Cam bria-Indiana Mine com middle west. pany, aggregating $45,000. At the same time La Follette! ---------- The bandits boarded the train conferred with Representative decent Request to Reduce Farm and compelled the engineer to Nelson, Republican of Wisconsin i A ssessm ents 2 5 P er Cent is run to a wooded Rlace. The ban and chairm an of the Progressive, Turned Down Flatly dits opqned fire when Gorman committee, over the speaking tour and Davis resisted. The board of equilization, fo r the closing weeks of the cam- composed of County Judge Gard- paign. W hether La Follette would go ! ner. County Assessor Coleman and to the Pacific coast or confine his County c ,e rk Florey last week activities to the corn belt and the recommended th a t a cut be made northw estern farm ing states was in tillable farm land valuations of tt|e chfef subject talked about 25 per cent, and 33.5 per cent w ith Rep. Nelson. La Follette is! cut on the valuation of 3tock cat tle. An order to this effect was eager to come west where he be issued. lieves he can poll a heavy vote. Now the county assessor refus The next term of the circuit ed to honor the order on the court will convene Monday, Oct H U N T ER LOST TWO DAYS grounds th a t the motion bringing IN MOUNTAINS FOUND it before the board was not prop ober 27, at ten o’clock,. Circuit Judge Charles M. Thomas, pre er, and on other technical grounds siding. YREKA, Cal., Oct. 11. — Lost and unless some taxpayer takes The ju ry list of 31 names was in the m ountains near Grass L a k e ) legal action, to force the assess drawn Thursday, and contains for two days, K ennett Stott of or to confirm to the order, the the names of but six women, the Grenada was found on his way proposed cuts will die and lan sm allest num ber since ju ry ser home by parties of friends. Stott guish and be of no avail. vice for women became a state suffered no ill effects from his ex- According to county Judge jaw rpjjg {ive drawn a re . pi!a r_ perience. Gardner, the cuts were mads lotte Lane, Eagle Point; L ottie With his brother Norman and after investigations th a t showed Brown Allen, Eagle Point; Emma Frank T ruttm an, Stott started on th a t tillable farm land valuations Houston, T rail; Zora E. Hum a deer hunt, but wandered away were higher than the revenues phreys, Eagle Point and Ada J. from his companions when he! w arranted, while city property Kingston, Medford and Emma J. struck the trail of a buck. As was keeping step with the times. Rees, Medford. darkness fell and he could not find The cut, in effect, would remove The rem ainder of the ju ry list his companions, Stott took re-j from the record rolls, not the is as follows: fuge in an old cabin near Grass tax rolls, approximately $1,500,- John W. John, Gold Hill; H er Lake, where he spent the night. 000. bert Elmore, Applegate; Lee The cut on stock cattle was Black, Jacksonville; J. S. Porter. made for the reason th at the m a r-. i Central Point; A rth u r H. Daven- ket was low, and the valuation I hill, A shland; Henry Maury, Jack high, the slash being from .$18- sonville; Hiram Smith, Ashland; to $12 per head, or .$6. Frank Van Cleave, Ruch; Jam es EL PASO, Texas, Oct. 11— Nine SAN DIEGO, Cal., Oct. 11 — trainm en, employed by the E rup ’ The navy Shenandoah will not tion Mining company, one of them I leave hey» today for Camp Lewis. an American, were lined up along W ashington as scheduled. the right-of-way em bankm ent and It was announced this morning shot to death by the bandits who that the giant air liner was rifled the train of a $15,000 pay-! r°ll. Says H is Connection W ith the “slightly strained” while being landed here last night and that The m urder and robbery o c -1 B oston Bunk E pisode Should a delay will be made while a final curred 50 miles south of the Compel H is W ithdrawal check is being made . to insure border. B. Barker, of El Paso j --------- against danger in crossing the and auditor of the company, was STOCKTON, Cal., Oct. 11. — m ountains en route to Camp the American shot. The train was Calvin Coolidge was invited to Lewis. derailed when the bandits remov- <luit as the standard bearer of It was positively stated th at the ed the rails. j the Republican party in the presl- Shenandoah was not badly dam --------- — ----------— j dential race by Senator Burton K. aged. It was stated a girder in W heeler, running mate of Senator the aft part of the ship was dam Robert M. La Follette, because aged when the liner settled on the of the president’s a ’elged action in trying to save the Cosmopoli ground too hard, the rear gon It is tan Bank of Boston from failure dola striking the earth. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.— B eauti thought tlie trip will be resumed while he was governor of Mass ful W ilda Bennett, musical com to Camp Lewis tomorrow. achusetts. edy actress, was pictured as a W heeler, speaking before an love pirate by Mrs. K atherine ---------- I audience of more than 2,000 per- KLAMATH TIMBER BOUGHT Frey in her $100,000 alienation KLAMATH FALLS, Oct. 11. — A shland-Klam ath Falls highway sons th at jammed a local theater suit against the actress. Blocking out and consolidating will be kept open during the win- at noon, referred to Senator Mrs. Frey is a blonde and te r months despite snow or un-' B rookhart’s recent challenge to its already immense holdings in wears her hair bobbed. Her al favorable w eather conditions, o f-, f’liar.es G. Dawes to quit as vlce- this county, the Shevlin - Hixon leged rival. Miss Bennett, is a ficials of the state highway office Presidential nominee because of Lumber Company has acquired brunette, also bobbed, with a have announced.. There is in the his alleeed connection with the title to another section of tim winning smile th a t has ’carried state highw a/ warehouse now Lorime«’ bank scandal in Chicago ber north of the Klamath Indian her far in stageland. adequate equipment to clear the and added th at if there were rea- Reservation. Mrs, Frey, In discussing her This company, while it has no road of snow and provide safe sons ^or Dawes to withdraw, there reasons for the suit, said: 1 '»II in Klam ath County, now con travel for vehicular traffic, it is was another hanking incident “ I presume Miss Bennett w ant trols more than a billion feet of said. which should bring the withdraw- ed my husband.” , pine tim ber in the northern part "Of course, a heavy snow fall ,ke kead of the Republican Charles C. Frey, the man in of tha county. It was the success m ight close the road for a day tirk e t- the case, is well known at lo c a l! until we were able to scrape a The Montanan charged that ful bidder on the North Marsh race tracks. For a time his J safe right-of-w ay,” one state en- Coo,idge’ whi,e governor of Mas- I nit of the Klamath Indian Reser fath er owned a stable of horse3. gineer explained, “ hut it is our in-1 sac,iusett8- ordered the Massachu- vation and has. since acquired The one statem ent th a t Mrs. thirty-four years oid. I tlnnk the tention to keep the highway open setts state treasu rer to deposit in other tim ber holdings in the same Frey resented especially was th a t g reater disgrace lies at the door no m atter what w eather condi- the shaky Cosm°Politan Bank of district from private owners of Frey th a t she “ works in a of the man who, through his ne lions we have to contend W th .” " T mOTe 8tate f" nds than beauty parlor with her sister and glect, made it necessary for me Ashland-Klam ath Falls high-1 C ° ” ’.d legal!y be deposited in <he is thirty-four years old.” To this to work for my sister. She has institution. This action, how- „ , she replied in a voice th at an established business, eighteen way is in excellent shape, engin- eers report, and ia hnldins up- “ t0 bOla,ar, ,h c years old. breathed scorn: _____ b a n k s finances sufficiently, he “ I had to work or starv e!” she well over the heavy summer and “ It is no disgrace to work for went one. and it later failed, 20,- fall traffic it has borne. Owings, Rogue River; Sterling a living, and no disgrace to be j declared. 1 000 depositors losing their mon P. H unter, Phoenix; Robert H. ey. SALEM, Oct. 11— Apparently WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.— The ’ County Superintendent’s Office DRY AT GRANTS PASS Boyb M edford;’ H. S. H arrison, unable to bolster up the vejled ' Th3 president of the bank, said 1924 w orld’s 3eries will pass t h e 1 Miss B urr reports much pleas The v past , season has undoubt W heeler, vine Max Mitchell, later intim ations contained in a report i A shland; W. A. Kinney, Medford; million dollar m ark in gate re- Ure in visiting two brand new OrvUle Ritchie Ashland; N S. edly been the dr.est jn the his- contributed $6,000 to the Repub- prepared recently by Arch Tour- ceipts for the second time in school houses— t h - ^ h s o u r i F lat! Bennfttt Medf6rd; Frank M if°rK of southern Oregon. Dur- n can campaign fund when Coo tellotte, Portland accountant, series history today and un- a nd the Long Mountain districts, Manning< Prospect: A w . Hl,bbs. ing the nine month period just bePame a pandidate for vice. hat the state of Oregon is des doubtedly eclipse the previous both buildings having been e erect-: re c t-1 Medford; Louis H W vant. Agh. - ended, only 6.39 inches fell at president. tined to lose more than a million high record set by the Yanks and ed during the past sum m sr. Her land; George Mordoff, Medford; I G rants Pass, a deficiency of 12.54 w heeler made a two-fisted at- dollars as the result of doubtful the Giants last season. This was journeys the past week have been Geo. W. King. Ashland: Bert An- inches, the average for that per- tack on the present adm inistra loans luvo'ving the irreducible * « not anticipated when the series i fiom the farthe-.t Applegate re- deVRnn Medford: Marion F. Grib-; t e d being 18.93 inches. The Ro- tion. characterizing it as the school funds, and disregarding began, because Griffith .stadium gion to the vicinity of Hilt. Cali- ALBANY, N. Y„ Oct. 11. FREDERICHSAFEN. N. Y. i gue has shown the results of the ‘‘most corrupt” th at had ever the appra’sals of J. A. S tarrett. b’e. Medford: Chas, P. H ow ard.' has only a little more than half (Ornia, and up to Trail on the Medford ; Andrew J. Anderson • ° cL 1E “ The 8tart of tlle tran s‘ The La P ° n ette candidates f o r ' extrem e dryness and has reached been in charge of the govern- pecial investigate! for the state the capacity of Yankee sta d iu m ,' c ra te r Lake highway.— Jackson M ed ford ; E. C. Faber. Central a tla n t‘c voyage of the 2R-3 has presidential electors are entitled tjye lowest stage ever recorded ment. n school Ioan transactions, Gov but capacity crowds a t the Polo vil!e Post. been postponed until tomorrow. to a single column, or row on t h e , here.__Courier. Point. “ Is there a business man or a ernor Pierce and Jefferson My grounds, in New York have run ----------------------- — . . .__________ __ The dirigible w«s to have 1»ft voting machine as well as upon j churchm an who would support ers, m ajority members of the the total receipts up to $971916 early this morning. After tha th e ballots in tjie newspapers *n ! 0QUNTY TO PPINT 3uch an adm inistration?” he ask state land hoard a t a meeting YREKA OFFICIAL DIE¡i for six games. Basing yesterdays CERTIFICATE ONE dirigible leaves, the Zeppelin fac- New York state, A ttorney General ed. BOOKLET GIVING hsre. adopted a resolution au “ gate” on what was taken T hurs IN HOTEL STOCK ' tory will be destroyed under the Sherman ruled this morning. The rank and file of both the thorizing the employment of so- YREKA, Cal., Oct. 11.— One VALLEY WONDERS day, the total should pass $1,- GOES TO BARON , term s of the Versailes treaty. ' ______;___________ Republican and Democratic p a rt called non-partisan appraisers In 100,000 as compared with the of the best known ‘men in Siski The board of county commis ies had been betrayed, he assert each county in the state to probe stock certificate No. 1 in the 1923 m ark of $1, 063,815. The you county in the early days, sioners has made a contract for ed. • new record also is being made Elijah Pickney Pickens, age 84, new Lithian Hotel company goes the school fund loans and report the publication of an attractive . ,, The present “debauchery” at i to Dan Baron of Ashland, accord- possible however,' by one more died here this week. their findings in the near future. booklet to advertise the county, the national capital ,g not ,ndi. Pickens came to Yreka from ing to officers of the hotel com- game than was required last fall. The meeting, it was said, was which will soon be printed. ! vidual, he said, but can be trac- A ttendance figures, however, Virginia when he was 18 years pany. The copy for this booklet is ed right back to the 1920 con- the first of a series of sim ilar which were established last year! old and within a short time he j h . G. Enders, president of the being prepared by Bert Moses, of vention of the Republican party sessions to he held here during at 301,430, will not be beaten, j was elected supervisor of Siskiyou company, in forw arding the first this city. The booklet will be at Chicago, at which Coolidge was the next few weeks with a view The six game total u 252.028,1 county. His term expiring. Pick- certificate to Mr. Baron stated: II of circulating propaganda intend proportioned between the differ- named for the vice presidency, •while the lim it for paying custo- [ ens withdrew from public life. “ Your action in paying the full eut communities and will be pro-: In his bombardment of the ad- ed to reflect upon previous state mers at W ashington park is only L ater a delegation of leaders In am ount of your subscription when Clarence C. Pierce did not have fusely illustrated. 5,000 of them m inistration leaders, he lashed cff'cials to the end of promoting $37,000. Siskiyou county requested him to you signed the pledge card June R egistration figures for the ’ his eyeg,asses on or hi8 f,eld the candidacy of Jefferson My again seek office, but he declined. 24th last, commended it3elf high- period ending last Saturday, show glasses with him — possessed will be printed and distributed, the president for keeping Mellon ers, present state treasurer under ------------------------ — j in the cabinet, a man who, he L ater he moved to Rogus River ’ ly to the committee having the CLUB OPPOSES ARBUCKLE an increase in all political parties, nothing but his tru sty rifle and CAVE MEN ELECT ' charged, ' made his money in appointm ent of Governor Pierce, PORTLAND, Oct. 11. — The and then to Idaho but returned work of raising funds. It show- according to th e records of the his thoughts of taking deer meat Reeoids in the offices of the A nother year of Cavemen a c -! whiskey before and clnce pro- proposed personal appearance of some years ago to spend his d e -, ed a confidence and faith in the county court. The increases a r e ! home w ,th him ’ when Iast W ed’ tivities was brought to a cldse hibition.” state land board show th at Mr, hotel enterprise • and the men credited to new voters, new com- nesday wh,le enroute home from Roscoe “ F a tty ” Arbuckle at a “Mining years here. “ Business interests are trying Tourtellotte in his report, which sponsoring it th a t is truly won ers, and many who heretofore K lam ath Falis he discerned w hat last night when the annual elec- local vaudeville theater was the was prepared at a cost of $1250 to derful. In this we sincerely hope I failed to vote, w ak in g 'u p in the he thought was a young buck in tion of officers was held, with to intim idate the working people targ et for a resolution of protest the taxpayers, alleged th at the Neil R. Allen chosen as Chief Big from expressing their choice in a gulley, and killed it. you will not be disappointed.” presidential year. adopted at the luncheon meeting questionable loans involving the However some one in th a t vi Horn for the’ coming year. A this election.” he continued of the Progressive Business Men’s . The rep u b lican party, which irreducible school funds probably clean sweep of the offices w a s ; “ They have been telling the peo- cinity witnessed the episode and club yesterday. The resolution TAX OPPOSITION GROWING two years ago showed a reg istra made as the constitution provides; ---------------------------------------------- would result in a loss to the state listed a t Phoned to Deputy D istrict Game th a t officers can hold the office was referred to the membership HOOD RIVER, Oct. 11. — A tion of 7021, is now (Continued on Page Four) of more than $1,000,000. L ater W arden Roy P a rr th a t Clarence by the board of directors and 7621, a gain of an even 6<U >. new trend in opposition to the for but one year. Plans were j investigation by persons who are stated “ th a t the club feels th a t The Democratic party at the had killed a deer less than a year made for the installation at the OREGON CITY, Oct. 11— The! state tax and a growing n close touch with state affairs LhT * - form ation of a night highway pa- sentim ent in favor of the refer- last election, showed a reg istra old. Hence Mr. P a rr’s later call next meeting, at which time the reduced the estim ates of these ity will be served if F a tty ’ Ar troj ¡n Clackamas county by endum against th e income tax bill tion of 3151 and now has 3551, on him a t hi3 home and the Med newly elected officers will he losses to approximately $400,000. ford m an’s willingness when the buckle does not appear in per tested out to see if they are qual state and county traffic officers ad°pted by the legislature is not- a gain of 401. son or in picture Fn this city.” The Socialist party also spurt- situation was explained to him, ified to hold the positions for has been completed and the of ed in ru ral sections here. Apple ed ahead. In 1922, It had 96" on to P,ead g«»ty in court. Astoria — Astor Court school prices are soaring to a point in which they have been chosen. projected, to cost $100,000. W ork ficers will go on the beat riding T hat is why Mr. Pierce paid a th e rolls; now it has 145, a gain OREGON SCHOOLS TO KLAMATH FALLS. Oct. 11.— begun on S. P. & S. station. motorcycles and armed with excess of anything in the- last fine of $50, the minimum fine al- Othere officers elected last night five years, and orchardists, whose of 49 were W. C. Carnahan, Chief Ris- Possibilities of holding a celebra- OBSERVE DAY FOR sawed-off shotguns. Registered under the head of lowed by the law, and costs of $4. real estate tax annually reaches FRANCIS WILLARD: Numerous hold-ups, highway ing Buck; H. E. Gale, W mgfeath-; tion on the site where the famous 'M iscellaneous” are 644 voters’, in Justice Taylor’s court today er; A. K. Cass, Keeper of Warn- treaty between the United States LEG IS FRACTURED SALEM. O n . 1 0 . - F n . n e « E. i ,h ' r ^ blne 01 9ma» a high fig u res forsee themselves When he entered a plea df guilty. IN BAD ACCIDENT pum; C. A. W inetrout, C’uhfist; and Klam ath Indians was signed next year with the necessity of who have no fixed political faith. The only extenuating circum • W illard day. Thursday. October 8,ore,3 a" ‘1, bM*k? ">«»«>>»»> county within the past few weeks paying an additional heavy in- In 1922 there were 4 44, a gain stance related by him was th a t Jam es T. Chinnock, Chief Eagle in 18 64 was discussed today at A serious accident occurred this of 200. According «o county of 24, is to be observed by all the Eye; K. M. C. Nieli. J. W. L u c a s/ ' come tax. the Kiwanis club luncheon. morning when the motorcycle, as he read the law a year or s<T have led to the form ation of the schools of Oregon, acording to J. If the price of apples thia year ficials, this represents increased ago, a a he remembered it, the law C. A. Woodward and K. Hammer- i Captain O. C. App’egate told driven by George Holling ran A " c h » " m ^ ^ ‘° , “ ’ er th ei had «m ataM aa low aa a year L^ Follette strength in this coun G rants KiWanians th at such a celebration into a Ford coupe on the first prohibited the killing of spotted bâcher, Eagle Eyes. e a t o't public ‘Suatrudlou. | ‘ r a ,,‘c ‘ rteri; 8 » ' «»» ag0, apple growers might have , ty. Pass Courier. would be a fitting rem em brance, turn the other side of the Barron “ May the children o i O regon. a e‘ a r an t0 investigate voted against t he income tag ref In 1922, the prohibition pa^v fawn, and he thought th a t the to one cf the greatest historical ‘ ranch about nine o’clock. There deer he shot a t was a young buck lo a t, through the observance of all auap.cloua appearing car». erendum had 84 registered r.iioer its ban COLLECTED MUCH TAXES events in the history of K lam ath j were two boys on the motorcycle, as it had spikes about an inch Garages and small country gro- ner and they still have them. Frances E. W illard day, how Miss Saturday was a busy day in the county. There is one obstacle to both from Rosalia, W ashington. or more on his head. W illard’s contribution becomes j stores along the main high- tax collecting departm ent of the overcome the Modoc war veteran Mr. Holling sustained a fractu r BEND HAS FIRST SNOW The game law in respect to their heritage for a fuller life and , waYs have heretofore proved sheriff’s office, it being the last pojnted out and th a t is to make ed leg and was rushed immediate- BEND, Oct. 11. — Snow, the Stopped Over— deer reads as follows: “ It shall a finer citizenship,” Churchill de- ea®y m arks for bandits traveling first of the season, fell in Bend Mrd. L. A. ghaw of Spokane, be unlaw ful a t any time to hunt day or p ay n g taxes. The am ount (be historic spot accessible to the ’y to the hospital. The other boy d a re s in the forward of a pro in fast cars. this afternoon. Heavy snow fell who has been visiting her sister or have in possession any female of taxes collected from Sept. 15 to public. It is possible th a t a gate was badly shaken up. The mo The latest town to fall was Oak gram , which is being distributed in the mid-Oregon Cascades d u r at Burlingame, Calif., stopped off deer or spotted fawn, or youngjD®^- was $212,588.56, not in -( may be erected leading from The torcycle was a total wreck hut to county superintendents and Grove. Last night robbers enter ing the afternoon, and it is fear- deer of the first year, or any por-i eluding check mail which has not, Dalles-Ca’ifornia highway which the car was not injured. It Is in Ashland for the week-end and teachers for th eir guidance in the ed and looted the butcher shop ed by autoists that the McKinzie . is visiting with her sister, Mrs. tion thereof except for scientific! l*een worked up. Jacksonville would make the spot easy to reach not known ju st how the accident belonging to Jam es Smith. observation of the day. Pass road is blocked. occured. breeding or other purposes.” Post. by the public. J. H. Sugg. REFUSES TO GRANT JURY LIST FOR FALL TEW OF IH TO REMAIN OPEN ALL WINTER 1 LA FOLLETTE Ï0 ZEPPELIN TO BE I PLACE ON U.S. BOUND-. IS DELATED A DAY N. Y. ALL PARTIES IN PLEADS GDILTY TO IS MAY CELEBRATE INDIAN TREATY P n ii n t V YU 1 1 h 111 t 11 r» w o o l fn n » t m a a L a