ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
A shland
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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 Years
'(In tern atio n al News W ire Service)
VOL. XLVIII.
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
W ONDER WHO HE W ILL
VOTE FOR IN FU TU R E
SAIL OVER CITY
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SAN DIEGO, Oct. 16.— Glist
ening in the partial sunlight, like
a huge silver bobbin, the Navy
dirigible Shenandoah shoved off
her mooring3 m ast at 9; 16 this
m orning for Camp Lewis, the fin
al W estern goal on her maiden
trans-continental flight.
The officers ol the big ship ex
pected to get away two hours
earlier, but a light blanket of fog
retarded the solar heating of the
helium gas, which with the hig
bag is filled.
The crowd of several thousand
persons who had assembled to see
the dirigible off. Ifhrst into cheers
and waved
good-bye as
the
“ daughter of the skies’* took the
air.
The Shenandoah
expects to
m aintain an average speed of be
tween 50 and 60 miles per hour
on her trip north. She will like»
ly pass over San Francisco late
today, and Portland tomorrow
noon, reaching Camp Lewis late
tomorrow’ evening. The Shenan
doah will circle over Los Angeles
Pasadena, Santa B arbara and
other cities enroute north.
CLARKESBURG,
W.
Va,, Oct. 16. — Chalk up
an o th er victory for Mr.
Compromise.
Francis Cien, chemical
plant employe here, is a
staunch Democrat.
His
wife is an ardent Repub-
lic a n ..
When a baby arrived in
the Cien
household recent-
•
ly he wrent nameless for
four days because the fath
er w;anted to name him
after
th e
Democratic
Presidential nominee and
the m other held out stout
ly for the Republican
standard b earer’s name.
Deadlocked at the end
of four days of persuasive
argum ents, the fath er and
m other finally agreed to
call the baby John Calvin
Cien.
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INVESTIGATI N G
BODY CALLS IN
PARTY LEADER
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»¡Democratic Head Is Put on
»1 Stand in “ Slush Fund”
Investigation
MUCH DOPE
IS
UPSET
L incoln D ixon T estifies D em ocrats
H ave Spent $ 4 2 ,0 0 0 to Save
W est From La F o lle tte
CHICAGO, Oct. 16. — The
» I Senatorial campaign fund investi-
» I gating committee upset all pre-
« dictions here today, when a few
« ! m inutes after it convened, it sum
moned Lincoln Dixon, Democratic
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8 member of Congress from Indiana,
and W estern m anager of the
Democratic committee to tell of
the finances of his division o r
ganization.
Dixon testified - th a t $42.000
w’as all the W estern headquarters
j had received for expenses to date,
i The money was spent, he said, by
John Gerard, national treasu rer
of the party, in the campaign in
C om edian’s Appearance Is P ro the w’est, now being carried on
by the Democrats, to offset the
tested at. M ecting#o f Council.
work
being done by La Follette.
Church Leaders Disapprove
It was believed th a t the com
PORTLAND, Oct. 16. — Roscoe m ittee would first investigate the
(F atty ) Arbuckle was barred slush fund charges by Senator La
from appearing in a theatrical Follette, Independent candidate,
perform ance in Portland by the against the Republican campaign
unanimous vote of the city coun committee.
cil here today. Members of the
Parent-Teachers Association, the ALL PA R T IE S GIVE TOTAL
Portland Council of Churches, the AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTIONS
Portland M inisterial Association,
CHICAGO, Oct. 16. — The
who packed th e council chambers
contended th a t the appearance in opening session of the Senatorial
fund
investigating
person with the alleged rep u ta Campaign
committee
here
today
brought out
tion Arbuckle has, would be de
the
following
contributions
to the
trim ental to the m orals of the
th
ree
m
ajor
Presidential
cam
children of the city.
paigns: Democrats, $32,500, P ro
gressives, $190,535.36 and R e
BELGIUM JOINS AMERICA
PLAN FO R R E L IE F WORK publicans, $1,342,955.
Suspect and Victim
NO. 39
; la follette is
LONDON PA PE R S REPORT
ANTS’ PITCHED BATTL.
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ZR- 3 OFFICERS
T 0 MEET WITH È
NAVAL LEADER !
LONDON, Oct. 16. —
Idealists will probably be
shocked to learn th a t the
war fever still clutches
modern London.
Great excitement has
been caused by a war be
tween rival colonies of
ants at the Regent’s Park
Formal Presentation of Bigi » Zoo. Newspapers have 8
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Dirigible to the U. S.
** carried dally dispatches »i
from the front, w ritten in
to be Made
the best war style. Crowds
’’fe...
CREW WILL RETURN » have gathered to see the
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w
W ork o f S u b stitu tin g H elium "Gas 8 day, and the picture papers
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for H ydrogen Is B ein g Car-
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have made magnificent
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rle<l on at Lakehurst,
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photographs of the daily
i b
engagement.
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The newspapers have
LAKEHURST., N. J. Oct. 16.— ' «
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While the crew of the ZR-3 lolled « announced th a t the auth
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' lá& K /< fr«*\ i
about here today, her o ffice rs, « orities prepared a white
prepared to go to W ashington to » sand battlefield, with con
meet with Secretary of tlie N avy, « centrated lights to aid the
W ilbur, All except fifteen of the i » war between the two
crew will retu rn
to G erm any■ » arm ies of ants.
soon.
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The work of deflating the great
bag proceeded today.
The in - !
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flammable hydrogen, with which
the bag is at present inflated, will
— ; y
be removed, and the non-inflam- j
mable helium gas substituted. I
A nam e for the big ship lia s ;
not been decided upon as yet. ’
but “ Nokomis” , meaning d a u g h -!
te r of the moon, is favored, to i
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match the name of the ZR-3's Prosecutor Moves That Indict
m ent be Dropped F ollow in g
sister ship, the “ Shenandoah,“
which means, daughter of tlie
A cquittal of P oth ier
stars.
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The indictm ent against Robert
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FOR PA CIFIC COAST CITY 1 Rosenbluth, charging him with
I the m urder of Major Alexander
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. -The Croukhite a t Camp Lewis in 1918,
dirigible ZR-3, built in Germany, was dismissed Tuesday afternoon
Norman Selby (K id McCoy) suspected of th e m urder of Mrs. for the United States, and d e -jb y Judge Cuslnnan on motion of
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T heresa Mors in Los A ngeles, pictured in his cell in th e Los A n geles
county ja il. Tlie form er debonair K id, appears to be som ewhaii
d ish eveled , hut still bears som e o f tlie ah’ o f th e llea u Brum m el
w h ich form erly characterized his carriage. Inset show s Mrs. Ther
esa Mors, whom th e Kid is suspected to h ave m urdered in a “love
ta n g le .’’
CAMPAIGNING
Denounces Both Parties in
Opening Speech of His
Western Campaign
CHARGES CORRUPTION
Northw est to In* Covered by Sen
ator in Interest of P rogres
sive Campaign
ABOARD THE LA FOLLETTE
SPECIAL, EN ROUTE TO MIN
NEAPOLIS, Oct. 16— Promising
a full measure of relief for the
American farmers, who have been
stricken down, he claims, by de
liberately planned conspiracy on
the party of the monied interests
now controling the
Republican
and Democratic National parties,
Senator La Folletto, Independent
candidate for tlie Presidency, op
ened a whirlwind invasion of the
Northwest w heat belt here today.
La Follette said in his speech,
“ unless you want a continued
high tariff, w i t h
exorbitant
freight rates, and a Wall Street
controlled Farm Credit ^system,
you will vote the Progressive
ticket in the coming election.”
Cheers, voiced by the thousands
assembled to greet the senator,
almost drowned out parts of his
speech, especially those men
tioning the Farm Credit system.
livered yesterday at L a k eh u r st.■ Jam es W. Osborne, special prose-
New Jersey, w ill be named the Los ! cutor
Angeles, Secretary of the Navy:
Judge Cushman entered an or-
W ilbur announced at a luncheon der dismissing all witnesses In the
SHENANDOAH SAILS OVER
given the German officers of the j famous case from fu rth er attend-
LOS ANGELES AT 1 2 :3 5
dirigible today.
ance on the court.
W itnesses
In a speech delivered at the fro mall over the nation were here
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16. — In
luncheon. Secretary W ilbur de-1 or on their way for the Rosen-
the w ildest dem onstration of noise
clared America desires to have bluth trial, which was scheduled
MEDFORD, Oct. 16. —— Judge
seen here since the signing of the
the dirigible as a symbol of peace to open in federal court next Wed- Thomas in circuit court today
arm istice, Los Angeles greeted
and friendship between this coun- . nesday.
It had been expected gav’j an opinion recommending
the Shenandoah as she passed over
try and Germany.
i th a t the Rosenbluth indictment that the real estate license of J.
BRUSS5LS, Belgium, Oct. 16.
th e city at 12:35 this afternoon.
would be dismissed following the J. Deakins of Ashland be revok
Every building was packed w’ith — Paul Hymans, president of the
i
findings of a jury in federal court ed and th at the district attorney
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people, thousands poured into the council of the League of Nations,
,
last Saturday th at Roland Po act accordingly, The court also
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direct
the
observance
streets to wave greetings to the will
♦hier was not guilty of the Cronk- held that the findings of the
om m ittee Call Upon M eeting W ill be C alled at 7: SO
great dirigible as she sailed m a throughout Belgium of Golden
hite m urder. However, Mr. Os state real estate commission were
E xecutive to T ell of Their
P. M. in D irectors Room of
jestically over the “ City of Rule Sunday, Dec. 7, on behalf of
borne did no’ reveal his plans in correct and do not bar prosecu
R e-E lection Support
F irst N ational Rank
refugee orphans of the Near East.
Angels’’.
advance, and when he made his tion. The action was based on
M. Hymans last month presided
motion th a t ends the Cronkhite the alleged actions of Deakins in
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
16.—
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B?
Bids for the new Lithian Hotel
over the first golden rule dinner
mystery, as far as the courts of negotiations relative to the sale
A list of prizes won by Ashland tru e to the land of your origin will be opened tomorrow even
in Geneva, when orphanage fare
1
the
land are concerned, few were of a house in Ashland about a
— a four-cent mead was served public school pupils in competi- by first being true, and loyal to ing at 7:30 in the directors room
PORTLAND,
Oct.
16.
—
The
present
in the courtroom . Rosen- year ago.
from tin Cups and earthen bowls tion a t the district fair associa America.” This was the advice of the F irst N ational Bank, ac freighter Eastern K night, laden
i bluth was absent, as w’ere his at-
made in America orphanages in tion this year has been compiled of President Coolidge to a large cording to an announcem ent made with five million feet of lumber tornevs.
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delegation
of
foreign
born
citi
this m orning by G. M. Frost, sec
by George A. Briscoe, superinten
JUDGE CHANGES HIS
Jerusalem .
Rosenbluth who has been un-
dent of schools in district number zens who called at the W hite retary of the Hotel Association. is aground off the port dock, out-
DECISION, SENDS 2
Since it is not known w hether side the channel of the Columbia der a cloutj of charges for the
5. These aw ards bring with them House to pledge their support to
MEN TO STATE JAIL
SIGN POST IN PLAZA
the bidders will be re p re se n te d ; river at Astoria, the Federal last six years as a result of the
much honor, and some bring trips his campaign for re-election
TORN DOWN BY CAR to additional fair. The list in-
The President’s callers consist- a t the meeting, the place of gath-1 Telegraph Company reported here l death of Major Cronkhite, is now
SEATTLE, Wasfi., Oct. 16. —
free to retu rn to his home in Following denunciation by the
eludes work of every sort, fro m 1 ed of forty members of the ad- ering was made optional, and today
The signpost located in the !
.
MEDFORD, Oct. 16. — The
The vessel became fast in the J New York city and to follow foreman of a superior court ju r f
Plaza, giVing the distances from ’ sewinS to stock judging, and is visory commission of the foreign should the bidders decide to send
tria l of the divorce suit of Alice
sand
spit in the extrem e low Pothier to the east. Pothier left Judge Tallfnan yesterday revers
to the school departm ent language division of the Repub- ! representatives to the meeting,
water.
No damage has been suf- for Central Falls, R. I., last night ed his decision of last week and
I. Black vs. W. A. Black, both of Ashland to various cities in t h e ; a in fre(tit
lican N ational Committee.
• the gathering will be moved to a
D istrict 5. ‘
t
Ashland, involving the custody of state, was torn down last night,
fered,
and
it is believed the ship on money furnished for his tra n s ordered th a t Lee W aite and
: larger meeting place in the city.
The list of w inners follows:
a boy, a house and lot, and auto, when a car, driven by Cal McClel
Bids from firm s throughout can be floated at high tide this portation by the local post of the Dewey Gillman, found guilty by
JACKSON COUNTY FA IR
has been set for Monday, October lan of Ashland skidded on the wet
American Legion.
:
th
e
State, and from as far south i afternoon
Roys’ and G ills’ Club W ork
the ju ry of attem pted robbery, be
20. A decision on the same dqte pavement and crashed into the
The
Eastern
K
night
is
an
Amer-
j
The governm ent had attem pted confined in prison from five to
as,
Richmond,
California,
are
in
Vegetable
gardening.
1st,
B
ar
is expected by Circuit Judge base of the post. McClellan, in nard Joy; H ereford Calf» 1st,
the hands of Secretary Frost, to ican vessel, and was bound from to proVe th a t Pothier killed Ma- 10 years.
Charles M, Thomas. Black is 60 attem pting to tu rn around the B arnard Joy; 2nd, Elizabeth Joy;
be opened a t the meeting tom or Astoria to New York with her j or Cronkhite at the Instigation
The foreman, D. P, Smith, an
off N orth
Main
load
of
lumber.
years old, and Mrs. Black in the post, coming
of
Rosenbluth.
The
main
reliance
row
evening.
automobile dealer of this city,
street, lost control of the car tem 3rd. Adena Joy, 1st, Dick Joy, 1st,
middle thirties.
ofof the prosecution was based characterized Judge Tallm an’s ac
F
ro
sfre
p
o
rte
d
th
a
t
the
excava
Ellis
Rose.
2nd.
Dick
Joy,
1st.
SALEM, Oct. 16. — Answering
Lillian Benson of Ashland Tues porarily, and as a result, the city Dick Joy. 2nd, Ellis Rose; Jersey
on several contradictory confes tion when he released the two
a
story printed in the Portland tion work on the site of the new
will
be
forced
to
reset
the
sign
day filed suit asking for divorce
sions by Pothier. These confes convicted robbers because he be
Calves, 4lh, 5tli, 6th. John Bil “O regonian” which stated th a t in 6trucl ure would be completed
from Clarence Benson. The com post at the intersection.
sions, in the view of the Jury, lieved it to be “ ju st a boyish
lings; Judging Team, 1st, Dick retu rn for the w ithdraw al of L. I w lthin a few days’ The w ork'
plaint alleges that Benson in
were insufficient to sustain the prank” as “a farce and a traves
Joy, B arnard Joy, John Billings: A. Kern as candidate for state men are pow engaged in tearln *
April, 1923, joined the navy and
charges
of m urder.
ty on Justice.”
Individual Judge, 2nd, Dick Joy; treasu rer, which would thus aid down tke old concrete wall on
returned in December, 1923, and
Federal
officials
expressed
Dairy Stock Judge,- 2nd, B arnard j the candidacy oi j efferson Myers 1 the site’ and tb,s work shou,d be
again in July, 1924, leaving two
Bang, bang, hang! was heard gratification th a t finis had been SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Joy.
i he had agreed to tu rn his influ- CO,npleted KPFy shortly- L itt,e ex'
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m onths ago for California. Mrs.
Open Class
’ enoe tow ard La Follette. Cover-1 cavat,nK rem ains to be done when from a num ber of shotguns in w ritten below the final chapter
AUTHORIZED DROP
Benson charges th at he was cruel
Thel
Hereford
Calf,
3rd,
B
arnard
nnp Pierce
Plerce said
Paid today
fodav th a J t he was I i the wall is down, a n ^ • the site j the valley
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.
- yesterday morning
,
, for of the Cronkhite mystery
2 STOPS FROM LIST
and inhum an, used vile language
M FDFORn Get t f
r
! Joy. 1st, Dick Joy, 2nd a Adena for DaviB and Bryan flnd b ra n d e d ; will be ready for the general con- the Chinese pheasant h n n th l~ ca8* bas been
and associated with bad people.
MEDFORD, Oct. 16. — G. S. Joy; je rsey Calf. 1st, John BH-1 the story as contrary to his n rin -' 3tructlon work within a few days, season opened, bnt there were not and federal couits here for four i SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16, —
She requests a decree of divorce, Ehl of San Diego, Calif., co-de- ¡¡ngg; Rabbit, Senior Doe, 2 firsts,
so many hangs heard during the years,
The state railroad commission
and the right to use her maiden fendant with George W. Laidley Enig Rose; Rabbifi Ju n io r Doe, cipal and as false.
day as on previous years the first
. as issued the following orders:
nam e, Lillian Snyder, and fu r of this city, charged w ith using
day of the season, as a steady
Authorizing the Southern Pac
1st, Dick Joy.
th e r says th a t she is earning her the mails to defraud in connect- ;
^vovk; (C lub C om bination) SKELETON OF MAN IS
drizzling rain fell all night and
ific Company to discontinue its
own living at the present time. ion with the sale of tim ber l a n d s Canning> lst> Adena Joy, 2nd, FOUND NEAR MEDFORD
during the day, cutting down the
agency station at Paradise, in
in the O. & C. land grant, was ERen Galey 3rd Lucile Crews,
num ber of sportsmen.
B utte county, during the months.
MEDFORD, Oct. 16. — A grim
called to the stand in his own be- 4tb Dorothy Crews> 5th, Loraine
However, there were many out
November to July, inclusive, of
half at yesterday m orning’s ses- iQ_
_ . Sewingt l s t , Mary Galey, tragedy was revealed Monday,
early with varying luck, although
POLITICAL RACE AT
each year.
Sparr;
when two deer hunters, A ttorney
sion
of
the
federal
court.
Ehl
was
the pheasants are plentiful. A
1st,
Letha
Miles,
WEST LINN WARMEST
Homemaking,
H.
W
eagant
of
Valley
View
s
u
f-;
G ranting permission to the
Henry Enders, Ashland mer-1
IN SEVERAL YEARS a voluble witness, also a fran k : 2nd, Dorothy Stevens, 3rd, Emily H arry Skyman of Medford and chant, addressed an assembly of num ber returned to the city with fered slight cuts about the bead Southern Pacific Company to dis-
H arry Strem s of Central Point,
birds during the day and others last night when his car was continue (its agency station at
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! Taylor; Home Beautification, l s t , .
OREGON CITY. Oct. 16. — I He reviewed his life. 26 y e a rs , Rosina Gallatin; Canning Team, discovered the sk e le to n s, of a the student body this afternoon j w ith disguest. The lim it is five
NelSon on its Sacramento divis
sized ’ man covered 0Ve r ! a t the Ashland High School. E n-| in any one day, or ten in any struck by another car driven by a
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There will be two candidates in | , of
or which
wnicn he
ne was engaged
engagea in work
worK lg t Adena Joy> Ellen Galey, large
W ashington dealer, on the high ion. in Butte county, and to m ain
dav»
th e field for mayor of W est Linn, in the woods, and three years Prune Rread Team, 1st, Rosina with th ree inches of leaf mold ini ders appeared before th e students
way north of Ashland. W agant tain the station hereafter as a
a forest nine miles from Trail, ¡a s representative of the Ashland , _______ _______~
two for the city recorder’s office' were spent as a cowboy on the Gallatillt p ranCes Gallatin,
The quail season is also on, and was driving across the highway non-station agency.
business men, and assured the
and one for the chief of police, | ranges of Montana. He was in Gjr |*s W ork: (Open Competition) It was estim ated death had occur-* students,
th a t the support of the tb ® Btate ^ai” e commission re- in his light delivery truck, when REVOLUTION REPORTED
red
15
to
25
years
ago.
and from indications thia y e a rs turn a common workm an in th e j canning:S ix jars fru it, Six ja rs j
v i
' cently ruled th a t the total of
A partially decomposed pair of; bualneaa men would be to rth co m -,
J ,
and
„ kille„ ¡„ any the other car, a h e a v y touring ; NEAR NICARAGUA CITY
city election will be the warm- tim ber, then a surveyor’s helper, vegetable8> fir8t.
model crashed into the rear end
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rubber boots, five cartridges, a ! in g j n any w orthy campaign c a r -, *
not five pheas
est in the history of W est Linn, then a cruiser, and held himself
Sewing
of the truck, tearing off one of
SAN SALVADORE. Republic of
Charles Shields, present m ay -' competent to estim ate the tim ber
Made.OVer woolen dress, first. key-ring , with . a , brass tru n k k e y ; ried on by the high school.
ants and five quail, but the five
1
Enders
based
his
talk
on
the
the rear wheels.
or. will be candidate for a n o th e r; and value of government land'»-: Made. over cotton dress, s e c o n d /and a Padlock key, a pocketkm fej
: Salvador, Oct. 16. — A revolu-
Booster S pirit” and gave t h e ! a oge er
Unable to settle their differ i tion, led by General Emiliano, has
term . He is to be opposed by j When the news was published of Made. over cottOn blouse, second, i and a“ oldj sy\®
ea^ bf® 2 f 6
young
people
of
the
school
sev-1
ences,
the men decided to call the I broken out In Nicaragua, accord-
BRIDG E TO PPLES, ONE IS
F ran k Hammerly. L. L. Porter, the retu rn of the O. & C. la n d . Go^ on (jygsg, first, Apron, first, were found with 'th e skeleton.
eral ideas, by which they may i
nearest police officer. Chief of i ing to reports reaching here.
DEAD, O THERS DYING
who has been city treasu rer for grants to the public domain, h e , g^raw
second, Complete out-
•help th e growth and properlty of
Police McNab went to the scene
WOMAN FA IN TS W HEN
The N icaraguna government,
a num ber of years, is to be op- i testified, he viewed it as an op- fR firgt
WHEELING, W Va., Oct. 16—
ACQUITTED OF M URDER Ashland.
of
the crash, but upon his ar- bowever> 8aid R wa8 ia control of
posed by G arland Hollowell, who portunity to locate prospective.
School Group W ork >
At
leaet
one
man
was
killed
and
At the end of his speech, En
rival, found the man in the heavy thg gituation
is connected w ith the Bank of homesteaders, and planned a c -; Mechanical draw ing, ls t. Maps,
ders led the student body in sev it is feared the bodies of others car had departed. He immediate-
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MIDDLETOWN,
Conn.,
Oct.
16.
Commerce, and resident of W e s t, cordingly.
The witness had a gnd gen^ence work, lst, Penman-
may be found in the ruins of a
eral
school
songs>.
ly telephoned the Medford police, BETTY COMPSON TO
Linn for several years. P eter ready knowledge of all phases of gb.p 3rd m ust ra ted story, 2nd. — Mrs. Johanna Tell, was acq u it
section of the steel bridge ovei-
and when the big car was driven
ted
of
m
anslaughter
by
a
jury
WED HER DIRECTOR
W inkel, ex-merchant of W’est Linn ; th e land grants, which he testifi- p^nman8bipf jgt. Freehand Draw
the Ohio river which collapsed into town, the driver was placed
here
today
in
the
case
of
the
slay
ls seeking the chief of police po- j ed he had gleaned from the Con- {ng lg t L ettering, 2nd. W ater
The fleet of electric industrial here yesterday.
under arrest, and returned to
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 16. —
sitjon
; gressional Records. He said he Color,
-
___ W eaving, ing of C harles.B lair, her employ-
1st, 2nd. « Paper
er, April 8, last. Mrs. Tell after trucks, which with special bodies' A lbert Counter, one of 35 work- ABb| and
He was released when Jam es Cruze, motion picture di
had located over 300 homestead- 2nd. Posters, 1st, 3rd. Cooking
m
. the verdict, rose in her chair, and 'were converted into m iniature men engaged in repairing the he made arrangem ents for paying rector, today obtained a license
ers on claims in w estern Oregon
Aprons., ls t. Special, at. o w es ^bgn
back, overcome w ith sight-seeing buses to carry visit-, structure, dropped 50 feet to his for Gie r^pftjr8 on W eagant’« to m arry Betty Compson, film ac
Keeping the United States “ lit counties, and in 1922 moved to (se t), 1st. Rag Dolls, 3rd.
i ors about the grounds of the Brit- death when the girders gave way truck,
tress, whom he has directed in a
relief,
up” last year required 243,000,- San Diego. Calif., from G rants
STATE FAIR
ish Em pire Exhibit a t Wembly, in with a crash heard for blocks.
num ber of pictures.
000 electric lamps. Of .this num- Pass, largely on account of his
Club Classes:
A crowded street car had cross-
Gardiner
—
One
mile
road
to
a
few
days
more
than
three
The wedding will take place
M
arshfield
—
Coos
and
Curry
her less than two million were of daughter’s health. *
*
Vegetable gardening, 2nd, Bar- Sou. Pac. depot at East Gardinermonths carried a million passen- ed the bridge ju st before the ac-^ County Tel. Co. building new 5-j here probably tomorrow, it was
th e carbon filament type of elec-|
---------------------------
cident.
Btory home.
announced.
belng graveled.
I®re-
(Continued on page 4)
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