A shland D aily
ASHLAND CLIMATE
M ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of astlipia.
Thig is a proven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(International News W ire Service)
VOL. XLVIII.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 4.3.
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months ii
the rich ozone at Ashland. P ur
domestic water helps.
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1924
ALBANY FIRM AWARDED TOTEL CONTRACT
BURGLAR CONTENDS HE
IS GREATLY O VERRATED
D IR IG IB LE IS »
NOW MOORED ATS
D E ST IN A T IO N :
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8
Shenandoah Arrives in Camp 8
Lewis After Stormy Trip
8
Up Coast
BIG BAG IS DEFLATED
O fficers R eceive C ongratulations
of T housands I’pon Arrival
in W ashington
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PORTLAND, Oct. IS —
Ben Tanner, a youthful
stick-up man, doesn’t like
to have the newspapers
and, incidentally, the pub
lic, misled.
Ben, who is only 17,
adm its th a t he and Donald
• Kelly used a couple of re-
voivers July 19 to per-
suade certain members of
the Congress club to relin-
quish what cash chanced
"to be on th eir respective
persons.
Ben was ar-
rested W ednesday night.
“ But the newspapers
said th a t we got $65,’’
Ben told rep o rters-at line-
up this morning. “ That
ain ’t so. We only got
$55.”
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
a
WOMAN CARRIES OWN
COFFIN ON SEA
C O O L ID G E IS
LEADING IN THEl
D IG E S T POLL':
« Returns Show President Is 8
a Far Ahead of Other
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Candidates
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« MORE STATES TO COME
N E ff MYSTERY
■DEATH FOUND
:IN SA N DIEGO
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8 D istricts K nown to be F avorable; « » 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
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to D avis and La F o lle tte Still
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to be Canvassed
MEN
l T l i n r 0F PORTLAND
, I U l i n ERE MONDAY
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. 8,'
— Mrs. C. Creed, a Lon
don woman, who said she
bad a ffear of burial at sea
arrived today on the Lan-
castria. bringing her own
coffin. Ten years ago her
husband died while cross
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I
ing the A tlantic and the 8 1
sea became his grave. -
« Nude_Bodv of Woman Is
The casket will again
Fount d in Home in
Construction Work Will Start on New Building Within
cross the ocean when Mr3.
Creed retu rn s to London,
Next Ten Days Says Member of Firm Receiving the
a fte r a visit to W ashing
Award on Lithian Hotel. Portland Firms Receive
ONE SUSPECT IS HELD
ton, she said.
[IM F
E OFFICIAL
PLANS FOB COUNTY.
CAMP LEWIS. Oct. 18. — At
All the 48 states of the union
the end of her transcontinental
hav e'co n trib u ted to the huge to
journey, the giant Navy dirigible
tal of alm ost
2,000.000 votes
8 8 8 8
th e Shenandoah arrived here at
now gathered and tabulated in the
7:15 this morning. The big ship
Literary Digest straw vote, ac
was badly hampered in landing
cording to the latest issue of th at
by the heavy fog which hung over
publication. •
the camp. She cruised about un
The Digest states: “ W ithin this S ta te ’s D istrict Has P ossib ilities
til 4 p, m. and circled about the
for Land S ettlem en t Equal to
issue, the returns may, for the
arm y reservation before making
A ny in Oregon
first tirrte. be considered fairly
fast to her mooring mast.
representative of the nation as a
W hen Rear Admiral Moffett
W ith the idea of attem pting to
whole. It is notew orthy th a t the
and Commander Lansdown dis
Democratic percentage has risen standardize and stabilize Jack-
em barked, they received the con
slightly, with a corresponding fall son county products, and to work
g ratulations of hundreds of army Dem ocratic Candidate to Leave
in the Republican percentage. out plans for land settlem ent In
for E ast F o llow in g Speech
officers and civilians who were
The total votes for the three lead thi3 county, R. R. Howard, public-
in Cleveland
aw aiting their arrival.
ing candidates, 1,066,214 for Coo- ity director of the m arketing de-
The Shenandoah's supply of
lidge; 385,205 for Davis; and Pa r'm en t of the Portland Cham-
Helium, which the bag is inflat
ST LOUIS, Oct. 18.
John 432,660 for La Follette, express-1 ber of Commerce was in this city
ed, was badly depleted, due to the W. Davis, Democratic candidate ' ivj
in percentages, shows 56 per today conferring with leaders in
severe headwinds encountered for the Presidency, who in v ad ed , „ont
civic work.
during the run up ,h ..C a lifo rn ia ■ trans-MIs»,M,pp, soil to m ake a ocratlc ’and
«ni
Howard is head of the land
and Oregon coasts. The bag m a y ' final personal appeal for votes in Progressive
settlem ent and m arketing depart-
bo refilled a , Camp Lewis.
.th e Middle W estern states, will!
..The Democratic
m auls of the P ortland Chamber
,
P° r t ' i eaV6 L° 8 A f° r ” M hvine- T enn" ' may he expected to rise sill! f t - ' o t Commerce. and has been carry-
Physician R eports W om an Had
B een Strangled to D eath F o l
low in g T errific Struggle
Contracts for Other Work.
Chamber of Commerce Will
Entertain Sixty-Six
Visitors
ARE HERE FOUR HOURS
Ashland to be V isited by Portland
W ith a bid of $129,990, the firm of Hoover and Mc
< haniber of Com m erce on
Neil, well known builders of Albany, were awarded the'
lo u r o f Oregon
SAN DIEGO. Oct., i s . - The¡contract for the general construction work on the new'
police here
— - v -ii •
.
I Ashland will act a? host on
1” r'i
i Li«hi«'> Hotel, , C.e directors of the I.ith ian Hotel Asso-
Monday to sixty-six members of
new m urder
the finding late ~ last night of the
.
, following the opening
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.. Ciatlon
of 29 bids last
night. T ___
in* tb e P o rtla n d C h _____
a m b e r I of . Com-
practically nude body of Mrs. j
ot’ Hoover and McNeil was $8,340 lower than their,’ merce.when ,hat body ar«iv^s in
Anna Williams Loor in her h o m e. ' nearest competitor, the Hedges and Hubs companv of
C*!y °n the atar‘ of ,heir
Stephen R ichards of this city, P o r t l a n d
’
inspection of O regon. T he mem-
42, who found the body, and re
bers of the Portland booster or-
Aecoiding to Is. L. McNeil, a member of tbe firm,) &an'za"°n will arrive in Ashland
ported his discovery to the po
lice. later adm itted th a t he had who was present to witness the opening of the bids the, at 9:30 Mondav morning, and
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’
will remain in this city until 1:30
r™ X ” y H
W
e“ t being h X
'- v i . 1g e q„ip,„e„t to Ashiand.
„„ j U
1 • i r c di x
a
’ P * M’ when tfaey will be trans
in the jail here w ithout bail aU<1
,ls . LS beliel that construction work will be under ported to Medford by members
while the story is being in v est!-,
within ten days. Work will be pushed as rapidlv a s lof tbe Ashland Chamber of Colli
gated by the police.
) possible, and McNeil, stated lie believed tbe work would meA
rce'
The county autopsy physician |,0 c o m n le te d bv Timo 1
According to J. H. Fuller, sec-
who examined the body, reported
¡,
•
| re ta ry
the Ashland organiza-
th a t the woman had been strang- -
’ W ll‘ . 1,le P o i,c y Of the firm in this construction tion- the Portland visitors will
ed to death, a fte r a terrible etrug- work, McNeil stated, to purchase all materials possible in bring with tben* a ten P*ece k,lt,e
gIe-
¡Ashland, and to use Ashland-labor, with the exception of band’ whiich wil1 be ,ued in PpP-
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OFFICIAL HAS THE
;10i1''ze tile hotel construction is a civic proposition, tbe
Fuller announced this morning
JOY BEING PINCHED builders will co-operate in every wav in utilizing home i!*at the vi3it0ls would be met at
labor and materials.
“
J1”?™ ? by membera of
Ash-
T ;' ’
*»«• « < « succeeding returns, I
» • * >" -v e r a l sections
. land Chamber of Commerce, and
ASTORIA, Ore. Oct. 18.— Law
aenting a great picture as shej in appreciation of the support of- since the states in which Demo- of tbG state during the past few
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The
firm
of
Hoover
and
McNeil
escorted into the business dis-
rence Anderson, deputy state land
pushed along in the starry moon j fered him by the states m aking up cratic strength Is confessedly m ontbs-
, has been a prom inent one In trict °f 'b e city. They will be
light of the morning. She passed the “solid south.”
strongest are amqpg the last ones'
D urine the course of his work commissioner, enjoyed the th rill
building circles in Oregon for the asked to inspect the stores of the
over Portland at an altitude of
Following his visit to N ashville,1 to _____
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„
of being handcuffed and dragged
report.
Many Democratic witb tbe P ortland
Chamber.
I
past
20 years. Many of the
Pn<f later will he shown
4,000 feet, traveling at the rate
spokesmen, and notably Senator ' ard has been instrum ental in or- from a local restau ran t W ednes
buildings
at
the
University
of
"'ro
u
g
h Lithia Park, and taken
of about 40 miles per hour.
j
rem ainder of his campaign efforts “ P a t” H arrison of Mississippi, &anizing co-operative prune grow- day.
Oregon and the Oregon Agricul- a '-out " ,e c"y- At noon a lunch-
The dirigible came inland from to the East, following addresses have explained th a t the Demo- era aS6ociations, w alnut growers
Despite his rem onstrances, An-'
i
i
i
r
i
i
m
n
College, in Eugene and Cor- en wH1 be
"'em at the
the coast near Eugene, and pro- in Louisvil’e. Jivensville, Ind., and r,r .iri„ nnm__{<r„ .
associations and in banding to dergon was hauled from the table
IN
rüVlîP
fir
r
u
\
T
vallis’
have
bepn
constructed un- ,Io,pl A bland.
reeded north along the Southern Cleveland.
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of ,where he was d in in g , with his
. ,.
.
ting underway by comparison w ith ; gether the cranberry
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Ill I fllU li Ul LnÜ I der their supervision. Much of
short program for the lunch-
Pacific train route.
Davis. >n his campaign, has fo l-' the campa igng of Coolidge and ! the coast section- so th at a fixed wife, but was released when the
the
work
planned
by
the
firm
of
cou
has
becn ari’angpd by Fuller.
lowed closely in line with the ( La F o llette, aud therefore P
p r‘Ce ls obtained for th eir pro
S reac
. It a PPeared can d id ate Will Invade East Fol- T ourtellotte and Hummel, archi- i,lcludiRS Mweehes of welcome by
be considered to the ad v an tag e; ; auci8>
ducts wel1 ab<>ve the price ob- that the poilice officer had made
CAMP LEWIS, Oct. 18. — The other men . on the ballot, in first
,
low in g H is Speeches in
j tects on the hotel building, has several of the leading business
Shenandoah floated lazily o v e r, campaigning the Middle W est be- of the Democratg th a t
th eir tained under the old order of the a rrest" on w hat he said was
Om aha
been completed by this form. men of Ashland. Although the
Camp Lewis today, aw aiting sun- fore turning his attention upon Ftrongholds are being heard from things.
identification of Anderson by a
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| They are now engaged in con- speakeis have not been definate-
down when the Helium gases will j the East, where they are now pre- com parativeiv late in the poll
Howard stated while here, tha* fu rn itu re dealer as a man who re
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. The structing buildings in the Coos ly selected. Fuller announced that
have cooled sufficiently to allow : Paring for a list minute, intensive I Thla fact may compenaate for a n y . the district surrounding Ashland cently had passed a w orthless
the complete program would be
check at th e latfxxr-o o * v,: > *Ea8t is the real battle ground Bay district, under plans drawn
the air cruiser to be moored a t campaign,
advantages being given the Repub- ! offered sP'^ndid possibilities for .neck
at the la tte r s establish- of this cam paign, antl j
decided up: n this evening
her m asthead here.. The sun ex
- ......... - .......................... ’m turning^ up by Tourtellotte and Hummel.
! licans and Progressives” .
¡‘land settlem ent, since the new ment
Following the luncheon, the
The
dealer
nn
mho
u
,
1
f,om O ^ a h a .” Senator La
McNeil stated last night th a t
panded the gases, and w ith a
“ The Democratic candidate is i ®’m 'S ran '- Creek dam will bring
.
members of the excursion will be
,
. ’
1 0 °'bi*r hand, Follette, Independent candidate both .
shortage of gasoline, the ship be- Portland Couple,
now shown to be leading in ' under cultivation much land denied
in
° . and hid as3Ociatea would taken to Medford in automobiles
having pointed Anderson tor the presidency sa ¡. , .
came so buoyant th a t she could
,d :.
l ’nOVe tbeif famiHe8 to Ashland by mernbers of the Chamber of
eleven states, with a vote so close ! which wiU
« tre m e ly valuable
Hurt in Car Crash
the officer._______
t a telegram to his running m a te ,' ag 8oon ag construction work had Coni
not be pulled down. The Shen
Still at Hospital in two others. Kentucky and Ok- when the w ater for irrigation
merce.
Fuller urges every
Senator Burton K. W heeler. been sta r ted
andoah will likely s ta rt south
; lahoma, th a t a small readjust- purposes is obtainable.
member
of
the
bodv, who can
W heeler is now campaigning in
Sunday morning.
SALEM, Oct. 18— Mr. and Mrs.
It is the hope of the Portland
the Pacific Coast states, following
p° ‘
S'
possibly do so. io tender the ,,se
W. W. Savage, No. 1151 East
Chamber of Commerce to stab
(Continued on Page Two)
hh earlier campaign with La Pol- X
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,h W” T
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*” ”r " 'l!" '8 ' h'S
ilize m arkets for Oregon products
G rant street, Portland, injured in
lette fn the middle west
i ! C? n lr° “ tor ‘h” '" '» » » " 5 of visitors from Ihe train, and in
in mnph the same m anner as they
an automobHe collision on the P a
the plumbing and heating equip- transporting them to Medford,
In announcing his decision to
have been stabilized in other sec
cific highway near Chemawa,
ment. Their bid of $26,000 was
Included in the personnel of the
retu rn to the East, La Follette
tions of the country, thus assuring
north of here, Sunday are still
$477
lower
than
th
a
t
of
their
visiting
party will be represen-
autom atically cancelled w hatever
the farm ers of a dependable m ar
In a Salem hospital, although their
plans his supporters in the F ar • Rear^ ‘ comPp"to>". the C. E. Kiaft tatlves of most of the banks of
ket.
condition was reported as not ser
Portland, many of the leading
West had for his invasion of the Heating Co., of Portland.
ious this morning.
is
a
m
erchants and business men, rep-
Pacific Coast section in search o f ‘ Tbe b lemming company
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. —
CABARET SINGER IS
Mrs. Savage, who suffered a
we’
.
l
known
firm
in
Portland,
and
rese
n 'a "vea of the newspapers.
Henry Ford has form ally w ith-, votes.
KICKED TO DEATH
fracture of the pelvis bone, will
! they have handled the Installation and heads of the lpa‘" nS manu-
Siskiyou, Oct. 18. — D eterm in
IN DRUNKEN BRAWL drawn his five million doliar of-1
probably be confined to the hos-j
of heating and plumbing equip- ^actu r' n6 plants In th a t city.
ed to break up what they declare
The party will leave Portland
pital for some time yet, but Sav-I
! t7on,.0Hi«.h,' . ? ° u ' ' n 7 en‘„'K n llrate S0N OF GOV. SMITH
ment in many large buildings
to be a crime clique in Siskiyou
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18. —
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 18 Mo-1 properties a t Muscle Shoals; it
on
October 19, and will visit Ash
age suffered only a few cuts'
ELOPES, RECEIVES i throughout the state.
county, C. E. Johnson, district
Two suits, asking a total of $150,- tive underlying the brutal slaying was officially announced from the
land,
Medford, G rants Pass, Rose
about
the
face
and
is
expected
to
MOTHER’S BLESSING NePage and McKenny, well
attorney and A. S. Calkins; sher-i
‘lllu
l
to qqq arp on f51e at gacram ent0 to of M arjorie Donovan, cabaret en- W hite House today. The with-
burg,
North Rend. Marshfield.
; known Portland electrical firm.
iff, are on the trail of two m o re 1
e 10s'Jita !n a f*-‘w day»- day against certain members of tertain er, killed in a m idnight drawal was contained in a t?le-
Powers,
Myrtle Point, Coquille,
SYRACUSE, N Y., Oct. 18-
wns awarded the contract for the
members of tile group who elud
the congregation of the F irst Bap- hrawl, was being sought by police 8ra m from Ford to President Coo-
Bandon,
Reedsport and Eugene,
“ God b'.ess them both.”
' installation of
the
ed Deputy Sheriffs Ritz and Ma- j
I tist church of Ceres, Cal., and as investigation of the “ party ” " d6e
electrical returning to Portland on the
These were the words of Mrs. t quipm ent in the building. Their^
nIng of October 25
goffey when
they raided
the j
i against the N orthern P aptist con continued.
In the telegram , Ford re m in d -; w ui™ . u nz-». __ .i.,...
headquarters last week and caught I
vention, with headquarters in
W alter Weiroan, said to have ed the President th at his offer had , 20.year.old 'Ber’tha Gott o ^ h i a bld ' or the work waa >3953 Ac-
San Francisco.
five members.
kicked Miss Donovan until s h e i been Pend*n8 since July 8, 1921,1
’ co,d,n£ t0 specifications, the new
was not willing i
^ i e H i ° C e X r y ^ R e d 1 r
T * 1,
°f
Allie O’Grady, the reputed
The suits were filed by the Rev. died a sh o rt tim e later, while t h e 'and said th a t
leader and who has been in the
W. M. McCart, ex-pastor of the two were members of a J a m a ic a 'to waIt any lonEer for the gov-' , tw en tieth Century Limited, hghted buildings of its kind in;
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IS. _ ; cburch. and who left here fori to ger CGiebratI on i n a C entennial ®rn m ent to act upon his p r o p o s - '^ ’10 s.t epPed
tbp fam »y of the country.
The company re-i
prize rings of northern California,
is held on a c h a r e e '“ * Ab a result
via the cejvlRg
tbe contract has been,'
and his brother Jam es were sen W ith part of her bridge sw e p t' A n n v i l l e . Ore. They were
‘ of tbe w ithdraw - Governor Alfred E. Smith .............
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h a
tenced to serve six months each away and carrying an injured of- j A ed d I n t thG
al of the offer; It is probable th a t elopenient route when she became identified
with the electrical
Ua,ted States district t j of 8U8pIcion 9 of m urder.
In the county jail here when th e y ; ficer and 30() excited pa8Sengers ! co»rt aRd charge "slander and:
the governm ent will be forced to tbe bride of Alfred E. Smith, J r. equipment business for many
A grim angle* in the affair was
appeared before Albert H. Thomas the Hner H p Ajexander arrived' scandalous, false and defam atory)
M|sa |develop the Blant plant8- U9ed on'y | 11 Was an elopeme«t with all years in Portland, and the results
..........Satnrdav.
, tatomantB
| reveaiea m m e story ot
during the w ar time, for the pro-J " ‘e atten d an t romance.
The of thelr efforl8 are to
8ften ,n
justice
of the : peace, Saturday. ' Thurgday afternoon
eight ... hourg statem ents
They were charged with vagrancy behjnd
scbedule aftef
“ Those named in the first suit ®®£‘e ^ ^ ¡ J ^ l w X ^ o m e ' dUCti° n ° f n ‘tr8teS' “ Sed in ^ x - ; co«P'e were m arried in Green- buildings throughout'th7st"ate
together with H enryJC eaton, ag- tbrough one of the WQrgt 3t°orm g for $100,000 are Jeroffie B. Tup- tim e after she and ‘
wich, Conn., Tuesday morning.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 18. — Two
The Otis Elevator Company,
Miss - Dono P
ed 17, and his 3ister Edna. Young encountered on tbe p a<;ifjc coa3t per, Milton R. Helse, Paul H.
men
were killed instantly and a
! A telePbone call from Green- m anufacturers and installers of
K eaton was given two months in -n years
Jaeger and two others designated van went to bed early yesterday
third
had a miraculous escape
There is wisdom in reading a d s .. wich brought the news to “ Mother elevators were awarded the con-
Jail and the girl received six: The vessel ran into a gale which as John Doe and Ri«hard Roe. and found the other woman dead
and Dad.”
: tia c t for the in8tanation of the from death at 2 o’clock Thursday
m onths, but her sentence was sus- bJew
mileg
hQur shortly and in the second suit the Baptist beside her.
afternoon in a mid-air collision
: elevator in the new building. The
“ I went in and told the men)
pended during good behavior.
after ghe lgft
Tuesday convention.
1300 feet above Coronado of two
Otis company is probably the best naval Vought airplanes.
Girl Taken Home
Thg gtorm reached jtg
According to the complaint th a t Margy was dead,” Miss Fow-I
COURT RESTRAINS
elevator construction com
The men were arrested on an highegt point at 11:01 A M Wed. Rev. Mr. McCart was accused of ler said. “ They said we couldn’t!
The dead:
FURTHER SUIT known
pany
in
the country at the pres
open charge last week when the negday whpn tWQ glant wayeg misconduct with three women do anything to help her, so I wept)
Ensign M erritt J. Flanders, 24.
fath er of C harlotte Davis of E tna struck the sh .p one after the members of the Ceres congrega- back Jo bed beside the body and
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 18— A ent time.
attached to the transport Vfcga.
perm anent injunction restraining
11 wil1 be noticed that the total
charged them with plying his Qther carryjng away part Qf her tion while he held th a t pastorate, we all slept until 10 o’clock. Then j
Robert H. K err, aviation chief
daughter with liquor. The girl bridge and superstructure and says the complaint. Those named we called the police.”
YREKA, Oct. 18. — Leo, 6- Miss Evan Burrows Fontaine, cost’ which includes the site, ex- machinist mate, naval air station,
was taken home by her father. breaking mucb giaga.
in the first suit caused to be read
plumbing,
K err resided in San Diego and
year-old son of I. B. Marley, an form er Foliea dancer, from ever ' ava" on- building,
Following the arrest, it tran s-j
p G Keyeg> fourtb officer of *n tbe church on October 18, 1923,
employe of the California & Ore- suing Cornelius V anderbilt W hit- beating, wiring, elevator and ar- leaves a widow and three small
pired th a t two members of the thg ghjp w&g burJed (0 thfi d p ck ' a letter alleged to hav[e been DEER TO BE SLAIN
' gon Power Company at Copco, ney was issued here by Federal ckitect’s fees-
approximately children.
gang had kicked in the doors of gnd gwept along by thg waveg written^ by the m inister to Mrs j
PREVENT EPIDEMIC was shot and instantly killed by Judge John S. Partridge acting $7S0° morp than th e original Gunner W illiam Cole escaped
the homes of Ernest Robinson and g^ffe rjng a broi{en arm Flooded J. G. Tupman of Cerea
the fath er in an accident yester- favorably upon a petition to th at iAliaran' ei‘<^ estim ate.
This in- with his life when he walked out
effect made by Oscar Sutro, at- erease is caused by the changes en the wing of his Vought and
The m inister denies the auth- ! SALEM, Oct. 18— Under an or- day.
Bessie Snelling and at the a tta r 8 stateroom s of the passengers
home in a m idnight raid had caused Captain E. P. B arlett of orFhip of the ,etter and tbe ln' . der issued by the agricultural de-
Marley had been out h u n tin g ! torney for the young
m illlonaire which have been made in the or- Plunged head first to the ground,
brutally choked the old woman. the ship to order all passengers ferences contained in it and
ac- partm ent of the state of Califor- the day before, retu rn in g late.)
Tbe in ju n c tk n is in the form ig'nal plans and specifications, by his parachute opening after he
In addition to this, the hold-up on deck. Much of the passeng-' cuse3 the Northern B aptist con -I nia all deer on two ranges there He left his rifle loaded over n ig h t. of a perpetua, (,rdev
K bi„h ,)arg the addition of the club dining liad fa" pn 500 feet.
vention
in
the
second
suit
for
I
are
being
slaughtered
as
a
.
pre-
an<^
yesterday
of Fred Cleland. a Yreka man. is erg, baggage and the carg0 of th e .
in the second suit
f o r , are being slaughtered
.p r e - a »d
morning. In ex- Migg j ontaino from every coiirt lucm, interior work and finish in
Tllp m id-air collision occurred
also laid a t their door. The ' ship w ” as " ruined
_ _" by th e . w a te r.1 >50,000 of having inserted in i t s : caution against any fu tu re out- tractin g the shells, accidentally, . , United «i
in ib.«
lobby, the dining room, th e 1 v'^’on R er'' dived with his Vought
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- discharged
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accor“ ng m tlu s ^ e c U ladieg par|or
, plane QUt Qf a
charges will be held in abeyance
of the ships in stru m e n ts,' ............
buIletin
tbe ,o ----------------------------
" owine statem ent: “ i breaks
of the foot and m outh
the
piece, --------------
the bullet I
by the state.
' jnciuding the radio, compass and • “We re ?ret to report th a t at a ) disease.
striking the boy, who was stand Sutro
i W ithout these additions the trave" n g faster than 115 miles
ing
close, in the heart.
¡th e gyrocompass, were damaged. I Recent council of the Central as-
The action of the California of
Yesterday young W hitney was "°8t ° f the structnr« would have an hour directly below, did not
The coroner’^ ju ry brought in
To Attend Schoo!—
T h e v e ss e ll has cancelled her sociation- Rev. W. M. McCart, pbs - ficials was based on a report pre
victorious in Judge P artridge’s beGn $S°° m° re than the o r,&ina' , see K err’s plane until the crash.
E verett Redifer of Myrtle trip tQ Log Angeles and win not i to r of the Ceres church, we found pared by federal veterinarians, , a . verdict of accidental death. Mar-
court when a jury trying thej eSt!mate‘ This CO8t Is offset to
j «
,
'ey came here two weeks ago from
Creek arrived recently in Ashland gaJ1 for Seattle SatUrday as sched- puilty of charges of gross miscon- who held th a t deer
GLENDALE. Cal., Oct, 18. —
were carriers
, form er Follies g irl’s $1.000:0’0 0 'qUite an extent by the fa<* th a t
Soda Springs, Idaho. The family
and will attend the high school. uled officiala of the
p aclfic duct brought against him and the of the disease.
Lieutenant - Commander G rattan
consisted of the father and breach of promise suit a g ain st1 8 rental of >100 Per month for C. Dichmnn of the aircraft squad
Mr. R edifer was an Ashland res- steam ship company announced council recommended the wlth-
mother, a brother, 18; sister, 8, him returned a verdict denying 006 addltlonal fitore room will he roni, battle fleet, stationed a t the
ldent several years ago.
I today.
ih e Tidlng’s Ads Bring Results and little Leo.
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Miss F ontaine’s claim.
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LA FOLLEIIE WILL
ra ra i
GANGSTERS GET SIX
MONTHS IN JAIL AS
RESULT OF PARTIES
EX-BflPTIST PASTOR
BIG LINER BADLY
FATHER KILLS SMALL