Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 27, 1924, Image 1

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    T s rìy e i
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
Thig is a proven fact, .
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months ii
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pur
domestic water helps.
( International News Wire Service)
VOL. XLVIII.
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1924
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
LABOR LEADERS
STAND AGAINST
SEATTLE MAYOR
VAIN ROOSTER ATTACKS
H ENH O USE W EA TH ER VANE
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Say Appoinment of Bolton a
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L eaders Say B olton O ffered to »
P ut D ism issed D etective in
O ffice for P ee o f $ 5 0 0
WEST AMBOY, N. Y„
Oct. 27. — Perley Bobb,
a poultrym an of this place
has the champion fighting
rooster of the town.
Mr. Bobb placed a metal
rooster w eather vane on
his henhouse. For an
hour his white W yandotte
rooster walked around the
henyard eyeing the weath-
er vane. Ju st before noon
Bobb went to the henhouse
and was surprised to see
the rooster on the roof
fighting the w eather vane,
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SHAKEUP MADE
BY ATTORNEY
GENERAL STONE
Princess Mafalda Surrenders
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a District Attorney Fired Fol­
a lowing Investigation Into
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Laxity of Actions
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a LETTER
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a
a a a a a a a a a a a a
RESPONSIBLE
P h ilad elp h ia W om an Stirs Up E n­
forcem ent H ead by C harging
Incom peteney o f A ttorn eys
BASEBALL PLAYERS
PLEAD GUILTY Ï0
NO. 4S
RIISH TAKE CO FFINS
ON PILGRIMAGE TR IP
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DNBLIN, Oct. 27. — 8
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The thoroughness of the 8
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Irish was shown recently 8
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w’hen a pilgrim ship left 8
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Dublin for Lourdes, the 8
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famous French shrine for 8
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cripples.
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Coffins
were
taken 8
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aboard the ship as a pre­ 8
Unique Caravan to Visit » caution against any of 8 Results Obtained Through
Ashland on Tour of
« the pilgrim s — many of 8
Trip Gratify Leaders in
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whom were in very deli­ 8
Country
Affairs of Portland
' » cate health — dying on 8
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HERE AT 10 O’CLOCK « the voyage.
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P eop le W ho K new , or V oted for
Members of Excursion Pledge
Lincoln A sked to Sign G iant
T hem selves to Make Trip
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Rook o f Caravan
A nnual E vent
LINCOLN-DAWES
COOLIDGE BODY
HERE TUESDAY
BUSINESS MEN
CLAIM 0 REGON
IS IN U N IT Y
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27— Six
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 27. —
The Coolidge - Dawes - Lincoln
PORTLAND, Oct. 27. — The
district attorneys have resigned,
T. H. Bolton, Seattle civil service
autom obile caravan will reach |
strikingly big impression that
commissioner, now under suspic­
and four more have been asked
Ashland at 10 o’clock Tuesday !
members of the Portland Cham­
ion in connection with an alleg­
to resign in the past three months,
morning and everyone has been '
ber of Commerce goodwill excur­
invited to be present at the short I
ed offer made to John Majewski,
A ttorney General Stone revealed
sion to southern Oregon and Coos
m eeting which will be held at the '
dismissed detective, of reinstate­
today in declaring there has been
bay brought back with them was
Non-Support. Charge R esu lts in that of the new spirit of unity—
ment for J 500, was appointed by
Plaza a t 10 o’clock.
a “ general cleanup* in the law
Mayor Brown against the recom­
Everyw here the caravan has i F inding o f Man W anted for
enforcem ent branch of the gov­
of all Oregonians for Oregon and
K illin g Long Ago
m endation of Seattle labor lead­ Brooklyn Club M embers P ay F in es ernm ent since last July.
stopped, they have attracted large '
Oregon for all— that prevades the
and D am ages F ollow in g B eat­
ers, according to testimony of sev­
crowds and have created a great
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The names of the district a t­
sections visited.
deal of interest. Oregon is the!
PORTLAND, Oct. 27. — King
in g Given B ellboy
eral of them a t this m orning's
torneys who have resigned, and
“ T h ij new spirit,” said O. W.
CBQjpy PRINCE XgQgCWLf
session of the city council inves­
14th state through which they Storey, 42, alias Kenneth McLeod, Mielke, chairman of the excursion
those who have been asked to re-
tigating committee.
.WENATCHEE, Wash., Oct. 27. sign, were not disclosed, bu t Stone
have toured.
i will be taken to Georgia to ans- executive committee, ‘ is so well
Princess Mafalda, daughter of the King and Queen of Italy, has
Charles Doyle; executive secre­ — Barney Neiss, Johnny Mitchell, j stated th a t “ great progress” had
The caravan consists of e ig h t, wer a m urder charge instead of defined now that, without ques­
bowed to her parents’ wishes, according to the best informed court
tary of the central labor council. Elm er Brown and Milton Stock, • been made in disposing of pro- circles.
automobiles, filled with boyhood being prosecuted here for non­ tion, the Portland cham ber’s ef­
declared Brown had promised to members of the Brooklyn National hibition cases since Mrs. W alker
As a result her engagem ent to the youthful Duke of Brabant, friends and neighbors of Presi- support.
forts to bring all parts of the
confer with labor leaders before League baseball club, which has W ildebrand wrote her le tte r for Leopold, Crown Prince of the Belgians, will be announced officially dent Coolidge. W. A. Jeffries
For 18 years Storey has been state closer together are getting
m aking any appointm ents and re c en tly . been touring the Pacific the Law Enforcem ent League of on either November 4, or November 11, the latter being the birth­ of Nebraska, who nominated a fugitive from the southern results.”
th a t he kept his word until he Coast states, were free today, Philadelphia, in which she blam­ day of her father, King Victor Em anual.
General Dawes, the Republican state, living at numerous points in
The excursionists returned yes­
It has long been reported th a t Mafalda had refused to follow
came to Bolton. Labor leaders after pleading guilty to charges ed indolent district attorneys for the choice of her parents, since qhe was desperately in love with vice-presidential candidate, and the northw est, according to a terday morning after a week's trip
protested, but Brown said he of disorderly conduct and assault, laxity in prosecuting liquor charge Prince Nicholas of R um ania and demanded the rig h t to m arry the H erbert C. Moore, a close personal statem ent of John Mowry, deputy in a special train over the South­
man of her choice, as did her elder sister, now the wife of an Italian friend of ex-President Roosevelt district attorney.
could “ use him ” and th a t Bolton growing out of an alleged beat­ cases.
ern Pacific, represented aboard
would do what he told him to, ing they adm inistered to William
are with the caravan and both
Storey, his wife and eight chil­ by J. A. Ormandy, general pas­
Mrs. W ildebrand’s letter stirred cavalry officer.
W eaver, bellboy at the Elman much action in official circles,
Doyle testified.
will speak at Ashland tomorrow dren, have been living under the senger agent. The excursionists
William Short, president of the Hotel here on October 18.
name of McLeod. According to visited Ashland, Medford. Grants
morning.
causing the removal and replace­
*ntate federation of labor, charged
The players were fined $100 on m ent of several prohibition en-
They are collecting autographs ' purported facts in hands of the Pass, Roseburg. North Rend.
th a t Bolton was the choice of each charge, in addition to pay- • forcement officials, and the pub-
of women who personally were prosecutor, he assumed the alias Marshfield. Powers. Myrtle Point.
Stone & W ebster interests and ing the hotel $200 for damages lie reprim anding
pf several
acquainted with Abraham Lincoln on fleeing from Coffee county, Coquille, Bandon, Reedsport and
th a t he was an intim ate of R o b -' sustained in the fight, and p a y -! others, in addition to the action
and of men who voted for him. Georgia, where he is said to have Eugene.
e rt W hiting, a Puget Sound P o w e r, ing W eaver $750 for hospital bills ' taken on the cases of the district
Every locality is furnishing names slain his cousin. John Storey.
In every community, large or
& Light company agent.
and damages. The case was drop- attorneys mentioned
for this unique document, which
“ I guess I brought my poison small, w hether the stay was short
This m orning’s hearing was to ped from the superior court after
is to he presented to President with me in my own bosom.” slow­ or long, the welcome and recep­
try to establish a connection be­ the cash settlem ent had been
Coolidge after the caravan com- ly m uttered Storey yesterday in tion to the Portland delegation
PET PUPPY SAVES
Land Board Formed on October Deserted by Husband, Young Wife pietes its tour.
tween Brown and the so-called agreed upon out of court.
’ county jail, when confronted with were so enthusiastic as to convince
Claims Child Would not Have
LIFE OF YOUNG BOY IK, Is Announced on October
power tru st, but no substantiation
There are many interesting some of the alleged facts ascer- the visitors of its genuineness.
24 by Governor of State
Chance in World
was given Nichols’ efforts other ULSTER FIGHTING
stories brought out in Ashland in tained about him.
It was not a trade excursion.
EUGENE, Oct. 27.— The fact
than this testimony.
connection
with
the
caravan’s
j
Asked
what
he
m
eant
by
his
Its purpose was to bind upstate
BORDER COMMISSION th at his little pet, a puppy, was
SALEM, Oct. 27. — More »1-1 WOOSTER, Ohio, Oct. 27.— “ I visit by old-time neighbors pmd rem ark the man said it was evi- cornnunities closer to Portland,
Nichols is executive secretary
of the super-power league, the
BELFAST, Oct. 27. — Ulster with him perhaps saved the life leged political trickery on the part* didn’t think the baby would have supporters of Lincoln. Both Mr. I dent th a t his wife had “ been talk- to give Portland men an oppor­
organization sponsoring the B o n e. Unionists are vigorously continu­ of H alford, 3-year-old son of Mr. of Governor Pierce and State a fair chance, so I killed it,” and Mrs. A lbert Johnson were a c -! ing.” It is understood that the tunity to see at first hand what
a l-
| ing tKeir campaign against the ’ and Mr3' Ed Jackson of Meredith, T reasurer Myers, m ajority mem-; Mrs. Homer Tobias,’ meek little ¡q u a in te d with him. Mr. Johnson j tip regarding the prisoner’s re- development is taking place in the
The specific charge against Bol-i set tlng up of tbe Boundary Com-' who wandered away from home bers of the state land board came woman, 21 years of age, confessed! has been a Republican voter since cord came from the wife.
8ha southern and southwestern dis­
ton was th a t he accepted >1000 ' mission. as provided by the last F rid ay afternoon and rem ained i n ! to the light here Friday, when to the police here today, after
he cast his vote for Lincoln in was reported to have said. Just tricts. to tell the men in those
from R obert W hiting while a citT hijl passed by Parliam ent before the m ountains all night during a these officials held a brief session Dr. R. Paul disclosed the discov-, 1864.
before entering the grand jury districts what Port'and Is doing
councilman to vote for the pur- dissolution.
hard rain storm - Tbe child f ®d and went through th e form ality ery of finger m arks on the t h r o a t, Mr. Oliver G. Howard is an- room to give her side of the non­ for them, to learn something of
chase of the street car lines byj
The firg*t Qf a series of coun - ' dog slept buddled together b e -' of ratifying the appointm ent of a J of her two weeks old son, who J other staunch Republican who support m atter, th at she was “ go- their problems and In a general
the city. Mayor Brown said t b a t ' tfy-wide protest dem onstrations neath a fir tree and when they j so-called non-partisan co m m ittee' died Saturday.
I voted for Lincoln in two e le c t-! ing to tell the tru th .” Question- way to further the idea that co­
had been explained satisfactorily . wag recently held at Enniskillen, j were found at 8:30
Saturday ! to investigate the school fund
According to her story, the wo- j jons. g . K. Hall
knew him in ing following this rem ark, said operation among cities and coun­
and th a t although he knew Bol- when prom inent U lster and Eng- morning, three miles from home, loans in M alheur-county. Members j man quarreled with her husband his boyhood days.
G. W. Bene- I to have brought to light the con ties and communities of the state
ton Was accused he “ m ight have Ugh gpokegmen addressed an im- the b°y was apparently no w orse' of the committee are W. L. Gib-' some tim e back, he alleging th a t dlct of 219 Mountain avenue knew cea’ed identity and enough of the is what is going to put Oregon
wanted to secure evidence from n,.ense g athering of Ferm anagh for the experience, although he son, Charles L. Thompson a n d : the baby, not yet born, wns not h im and voted for him and Jef-1 other facts to make this investl- over and with it the envy of the
ixi I men.
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Jam es A. Lackey, all residents of his. The husband deserted the ferson Gow, who was a. member gation of recent days effective,
him to aid his proposed suit
was pretty
badly
rest of the country.
against the form er ownerers of
The campalgn will wind up with
Searchers spent the night in Vale.
young wife following this quarrel, of the Union army, having enlis-|
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The excursion was so success­
Following F riday’s m eeting and no word has been received ted at L ittle Rock, Ark., voted for , LAUNDRIES PLAN TO
the car lines,” and appointed him ft hnge m eetin^ in u lste r Hall in the m ountains and passed several
ful in its purposes that before
times along the road near where Governor Pierce reluctantly in-! from him since.
for th a t reason.
Lincoln. G. W. Noble voted for
this city.
OBSERVE VISITORS’ the men left the train they had
rum
ored
to
Bolton was also
At all meetings a resolution re- the child and P«PPy were sleeping formed newspaper men th a t the! A charge of first degree m urder Lincoln in both elections in which
WEEK NEXT 6 DAYS pledged themselves not only to
he the civil service commissioner affjrm jng u ls te r's determ ination to but the b°y failed to bear tbem * committee was appointed last Sat- was placed against the woman he was a candidate.
make some such excursion u n d er­
* *■* g^and by tbe Government of Ire
urday, but th a t the personnel wa3 immediately following her confes-
who 3ent agents to John '*
Majewski
Aden C. Spencer knew Lincoln
An ancient custom was to wel­ taking an annual event but to
offering reinstatem ent for $500 land Act of 1920— in which the
not announced at th a t time. The sion, and she was lodged in jail and voted for him. F u rth er, he
come celebrities by turning over place it high up in importance Oh
..„„.
DAWES
BRANDS
BOB
executive refused to give any ex- here, aw aiting the next session of bag one of tbe ballots used in the to them the keys to the city. This the Portland Chamber of Com-
six-county
area
now
,
, ... .
. Ill’,>”te i
LA FOLLETTE BED planation as to wKy the names of the grand jury, when it is believed election of 1864, in which Lin­
was given to U lster — is being
week, which is being celebrated
(Continuò on page Four)
the committee were not announ- an indictm ent will be obtained coln was a candidate, and wilt
passed.
throughout
the fiation as V isitor's
SYRACUSE, N. Y„ Oct. 27. -
ced, but la te r adm itted th a t the against her.
have the ballot at the meeting to­ week by the laundries, in which
Next week’s elections are to b e ' report of the committee a lre a d y '
morrow morning, where it wiW be the Ashland Laundry is partici­
ASTORIA ROAD IS
fought on the question of w hether had been filed in his offices and 1 AMERICANS REVIVE
placed on exhibition.
pating, keys to the local laund­
COVERED BY WATER the United States is to go radical, had been sent to a Portland, news­
PLUG HAT FASHION The committee in charge of the ry are being handed to the visit­
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j under the red flag of the Bolshe- paper for exploitation on behalf
reception for the caravan request ors. There ia a close personal
ASTORI4, Oct. 27— Reports vlki, or is to continue on a rock of Mr. Myers.
' LONDON, Oct. 27. — The th a t all of those who are inter-
touch between the housewives and
I reaching here from Seaside last foundation m eant for it by its
The. m inutes of last Saturday’s “ plug” hat, relic of a past gener-I egted take their cars and meet
night indicated th a t the road be- founders, and under the leader- m eeting of the state land board ation in English social life, is tbe caravan at the junction of the laundry; yet, very few house-
, «
1 wives ever visit a laundry. In or-
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27. — Ex­ tween th a t city and Tillamook ship of Calvin Coolidge, under the make no reference to the appoint- again coming Into favor.
the Pacific highway and the Boa- , dpr t(j encourage a cloaer con.
employes of the Santa Fe system was covered with a foot of w ater! flag of the United States, Briga- m ent of the M alheur county com-
Strange to relate, Its revival Is levard at 9 .4 j A.
u< M a' tact the laundries have Instltut-
who were convicted of a criminal in some spots. Traffic had not ’ dier General Dawes, Republican m ittee, but w ere confined to the due in no small measure to the The voters will be escorted to t h e !
Vigitorg, Week
HOOD RIVER, Oct. 27— Gov­
conspiracy to obstruct mail a n d ; been a ffected, It was saidk
vice-presidential candidate told selection of the so-called Harney ‘ 'American “ invasion” to England p iaza where short addresses will 1
ernor
Pierce and C. C. Chapman,
Interfere with Interstate com- J
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a crowd of 2500 persons here this county arid routine business. T h e ' this Summer and Fall,
be given in the interest of the i
editor of the Oregon Voter, met
report of the H arney county com-I
The visit of the American ad- Republican ticket. If the w e a th e r!
afternoon.
in debate at Pine Grove grange
m ittee, the records show, was fil- , vertisers and the American Bar should be inclement, the m eeting
hall Friday night, taking the bill
ed in the office of th e state land . Association to England entailed a • wjh be beid ¡n the Civic Improve-
for the repeal of the state in­
NFW DAM IS TO BF.
whose petition for a hearing be­
board under the date of October huge round of social activities. ment clubhouse.
come
tax for th eir subject.
TOPIC FOR CHAMBER 17, or 24 hours before the meet- Many of the American visitors,
fore the supreme court was den­
In view of the governor’s re­
ied October 13, Saturday filed an
FORUM LUNCHEON j ng t0 seiect the committee was under th e impression th a t the
ported,
recent connivance with the
TIEN
TSIN,
China,
Oct.
27.—
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application urging the court to
held.
!£>
j “ plug” h a t was still universally FRANCE PLANNING
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.— The
throw
his
influence to La Follette
China’s
civil
war
is
not
over.
Wu
The Em igrant
Creek
dam,
FOR $150,000,000
reconsider its refusal to review
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j worn here a t all social functions,
wheels of the governm ent slow- which was recently completed,
F11, form er commander of the Oregon progressive party to
the case.
i wore them on all occasions, with
PARIS. Oct. 27. — Tentative Chihli army, which has been bat- in return for votes for Jefferson
I "their petition the men con- j ed down and stopped here today, win be de9cribed to the members GOLDEN WATF.B WELT,
IS FILLED UP AGAIN the re9ult that English
arrangem ents were made today tling the invading M anchurian Myers for state treasurer, one of
tended th a t should their convict- as a m ark °f respect of the late O{ t be Chamber of Commerce at
' “ HMtórs report an Increasing d e -' 'o r
! ,'™ y s' a“ 'd “ pon hls a r r l,a ’ here the most interesting incidents of
■L L nerm itted to stand it would . Secretary of A griculture Wallace, their weekly Forum luncheon to-
TOKIO, Oct. 27.
The mys-l
nullify the rights conferred by , ^ h o died Saturday, following an niorrow, according to J. H. F uller,
„ and d i state
U t e 'tw
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e e n $100,000,000 and $150,-; today from the war areas.
the debate came when the gover­
♦he Clavton act upon “ m illio n s! operation for appendicitis.
! gecretary of the local booster tery concerning the s u lle n dry-
_tay ^ 0 0 ,^
Wu said th a t while he had been nor digressed to pay a tribute to
the C y
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j ing up of the Golden W ater W ell,; tb »*
ta definitely______
y-
p Morgan held a conference hard hit by the alleged treach-
La Follette and grow tearful over
of employes throughout the coun
W
hite
House
at
11
o’clock
or
F
jj W alker, who was in full In the compound of the Im perial
with
Finance
Minister
elem
ental.
|
ery
of
Feng*
Hsiang,
China’s
the alleged loss of Oregon’s irre­
try ,” particularly those engaged
Wallace. The President and Mrs. charge of the construction w o rk , Palace, has been cleared up.
j T ATTp A JEAN LIBBEY
France w ants the money to sta- Christian general, who recently ducible school fund.
upon the railroads. Quoting eec-
The third party presidential
tlon 20 of the act, the petition de- Coolidge, high government offic- on the big dam wjn be on hand j The well dried up early in A a -( - p j g g IN NEW YORK billze French currency and to abandoned Wu and marched upon
1 a »hat “ it would be difficult ial® of foreign nations represent- to explain the peculiar construct- gust for the first tim e since the
Peking, he would continue to candidate was not mentioned by
take up m aturing bonds.
ÎiT o tc e W e plainer language spe- • *d a * the capital and dignitaries ion of the dam .
| establishm ent of the old Edo Cas-
fight as long as the Manchurian name. Governor Pierce made his
NEW YORK, Oct. 27— Laura
outlining the legal rights
the various churches were in
Tn
ation. relative to the
t h e | , tie on th a t site, and
>m-‘ ^
In form ation,
ano was thought
tnougni JeaQ LIbbey wideiy-known wom-
army endeavored to invade the digression in this fashion:
He
clficauy o
b(>- attendance.
; m easures on th e ballot in the by experts to have some sinister aQ
difid
4 o>clock to -’
Chinese
Republic.
of employes In any dispute ne-,
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was enum erating high incomes,
coming election will be given in a , foreboding, as the phenomenon day
h er Brooklyn home. She
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tween them and their em ployers, TmW TAM « nPRATT?
CITY DETECTIVE
!
ben<f*ciaries
which, he de-
concise
m
anner,
and
other
inter-
j
could
not
be
explained.
Ju
st
re-
had
been
ill
only
a
short
time.
concerning term s or conditions of .LITHIANS DEBATP.
RELEASED ON BOND *laredi paid 1,0 proPe rty tax- He
CAVEMEN TONIGHT esting features will be introduced ( cently it suddenly became pro-
was born in this city 62
em ploym ent.”
cited th a t one woman had paid
at the luncheon, according to Ful- , ductive again and now has its
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| SEATTLE, Oct. 27— Ross C. a tax on an income of $47,000.
usual flow of clear, Extremely cold /
B ’
The Lithians will take over th s ]er
“ I am giving no names,” he
WASHINGTON, Ojt. 27.— For B atso n , ex-city detective charged
w ater.
IDAHO SETTLERS __
Nelda Cafe tonight, where they
the
first
time,
since
the
investi-
witb
comp)icity
in
the
$22,000
sa’d,
“ but there is a little man
The sudden stoppage of its flow SOCIAL CIRCLE TO
WIN WATER SUITj will be hosts to about th irty
gation
of
the
campaign
expendi-.
Boa
Marche
robbery
here
in
A
u-'dow
n
in Wisconsin who thinks
MEET AS USUAL
is accounted for now by the con-J ,
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Grants Pass Cavemen at a dinner
tures
was
started
by
Senator
gust, was released today o n 'th e names of all income taxpayers
struction of another well in the
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. — Set- party, according to an announce-
Borah’s committee, the Republi­ $10,000 bonds.
¡ought to be made public. That
N
otw
ithstanding
the
fact
th
a
t
palace
compound.
-
tlers on the irrigation project, men made today by J. H. Fuller
can National Committee was to ­
A
woman
inform
ant
who
caus-'
little man down in Wisconsin has
Even
this
explanation,
however,
thp
officers
of
Alpha
C
hapter
No.
supplied with w ater by the Twin Of the Lithians.
day
officially
represented.
is not satisfactory to many, who 1. , O. E. S. are contem plating a
ed W atson’s arrest told the po- courage.” And again later, Mr.
Falls Salm on-R iver Land and;
A debate on the question “ Re-
W e y m o u th K irk la n d , a p ro m in ­
think there is magic connected trip to K lam ath Falls Tuesday,
lice she form erly Mved • In We- Pierce referred in laudatory terms
W ater Company of Idaho, won t o - ' solved th a t Ashland Lithia water
ent Chicago attorney presented
October
28,
having
been
invited
with
the
Golden
W
ater
Well.
The
FREDERICK,
Md„
Oct.
27.
—
day in the Supreme Court of th e is more conducive to the develop.
himself to the committee with »a tchee Wash. where he also I I to the little man down in Wis-
la
tte
r
is
but
fifty-five
feet
deep,
by
the
K
lam
ath
Falls
Chapter
to
players
Jail
sentences
were
meted
out
here
made his home. W’hen W atson I consin.
United States, their suit brought m ent of good football
credentials from Chairman W il-,
to compel the w ater company to than G rants Pass grape juice” will today to one woman and eleven while the new one has a depth of exemplify the initiatory work th a t Uam Butler. He announced t h a t ; was dismi88Ml from the d«tective|
Mr. Pierce did not m ention by
secure an adequate supply of be the main event on the program men for th eir p art in the tarrin g 300 feet. Thereore, some au ­ evening, the Alpha Social Circle he wanted to question w itnesses, f0,ce a fte r a Purported attem pt nam e Thomas B. Kay, republican
w ater or to reduce the acreage t o ' arranged for the evening. Three an,d feathering of pretty Dorothy thorities think th ere is no connec­ will meet Tuesday a t 2:30 in the the same as Samuel Untermeyer I to bribe another detective, she candidate for state treasurer. He
tion between the two and th a t the Masonic Hall as usual. Pleasant
be supplied and the contracts o f , man team s from each club will Granger, 20, last July,
sbe recognized him as the digressed however, to bemoan the
Golden
W ater Well gets its supply as well as profitable time is prom­ and Frank Wralsh, attorneys for said
w ater o r to reduce the acreage throw rhetorical barrages at each
Mrs. Mary Shanks, who took a
man
she
had known tn W enatchee loss of Oregon’s irreducible school
Senator La Follette have been do­
to be supplied and the c o n tra c ts' other during the courses of this leading p art in the ta rrin g party, from an entirely different source. ised. All members and visiting
and also declared she saw him fund and the necessity of addi­
sisters will be welcome. Mesdames ing during the investigation.
of w ater to an am ount av ailab le! battle.' The names of the men since claimed Dorothy “vam ped”
near the Bon Marche th e day of tional fuuds from a state Income
Albany — New brick and tila Louise McNair and Joyce Ellis
1 tax.
to supply all those already settled who form the team s will not be her husband, was sentenced to
There la wisdom in re&ding ads. the robbery.
will be hostesses.
building to go up.
on the land. ,
announced until this evening.
serve nine m onths in Jail.
YEAR DEATH SUSPECT
PIERCE ACCUSED OF WOMAN CONFESSES
POLITICAL TRICKERY TO KILLING HER 2
N NEW APPOINTMENT WEEKS OLD BABY
PETITION FIIED BÏ
GOVERNOR DEBATES
WITH C. C. CHAPMAN
- LADDS LA FOLLETTE
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1 SERVICES HEED FOR
SECRETARY WALLACE:
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