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PORCUPINE Q V IIJ. IS
LA FOLLETTE
CLAIMS SLUSH
CHARGES T R UE
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Believes Investigation Has 3
Proved Correctness of
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STATES HE WILL WIN »
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P rogressive C andidate W ill Close* 3
C am paign
T onight
W ith
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C leveland Speech
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 1. — The 3
testim ony given by witnesses, un 3
der oath, before the Borah com 3
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FOR JONES, Cal., Nov. 3
1, — When George W right
F o rt Jones rancher, sw al
lowed a porcupine quiil as
he drank from a spring in
Scott m ountains recently,
he nearly lost his life by
strangulation a3 a result.
W right was rounding
ut) his cattle in the moun
tains and, caught by night
fall, he made
camp.
Growing th irsty during the
night, he made for a, near
by spring and drank from
the edge of it w ithout a
cup.
A porcupine quill, float
ing on the surface, slipped
into his mouth and lodg
ed in his throat.
Before W right could
reach medical aid the fol
lowing day a t F ort Jones,
he was alm ost strangled
and it required more than
an hour for the physician
"Ho dislodge the quill.
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ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1924
SALE OF DEATH
DEALING FU EL
IS P R 0 HIBITED
Cotton Show Delegate
3
3 Gotham Commission Bars
3
“ Looney Gas” From
3
New York
3
3 CLAIM
AN ANTIDOTE
3
3 G asoline C ontaining T etra-E thyl
Not to be U sed in City, Says
3
Hoard of H ealth
3
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1. — Gaso
3 line contaihlng tetra-ethyl, the
3 m ysterious “ looney gas’’ com
3 pound, may no longer be sold in
3 New York city.
The hoard of
3 health today adopted a resolu
3 tion prohibiting its sale, after
3 the death of the fifth of the 33
3 laborers affected by the fumes
3 while experim enting
with the
NO. 53
W ATER, TEN MILLION
YEARS OLD PR ESE R V E D
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CHICAGO. Nov. 1. —
3
Drops of w ater more than
3
10,000,000 years old, pre
«
served in quartz since an
3 age before life began to
3
appear on earth, will be
3
exhibited in the Field
3
Museum here.
3
The \yater was obtained
3
in
South America by O.
Measures to Discredit May
3 C. Farrington, head of
or Said to be Main
3
the m useum 's departm ent
Object
of geology, who found It
3
3
imprisoned
in
crystal
BONE BILL SUPPORT
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quartz taken from rock
form ations at BoBn Jesus
S eattle O fficial H ere Says In v e s-1. «
dos Melra3, Hahi, Brazil.
tigation B ein g Condurteli Is ’ «
The estim ate of Its age
M erely P o litica l Work
3
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3
was based on the fact th a t
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 1.— 3 the rock form ations were
When the Seattle city council ef j 3 of the archan age, assert
ficiency committee resumes its ! 3 ed by some scientists to
airing of municipal scandals F ri 3 have existed 550,000,000
day Ralph Nichols, the committee 3 years ago.
The w ater is clear and
chairm an, expects to produce more 3
SEATTLE PROBE
HEED POLITICAL
BY OFFICIALS
STATE T R OOPS
OUT T 0 QUELL
KLAN DISORDER
Forty Klansmen Arrested in
Niles During Riots
Streets
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
Pitched Buttle» B etw een K ian and
Anti-Klun Force* K ills and
Injures Many
NILES, Ohio, Nov. 1. — The
Governor of Ohio this afternoon
ordered the 1 45th regim ent of the
m ittee which was investigating ; 3
Ohio National Guard to mobilize, *•
the source of campaign c o n tri-, 3
and to proceed to Niles, w here
butions of the three parties now ! 3
m artial law has been declared.
in the field, "has confirmed by ! 3
sparkling. It will rem ain
The 14 5th is composed of about
inform ation and gossip specially I ,
charges th a t those who expected
in
its
crystal
container,
1600
men and officers, aud is r»
designed for immediate political {
to be benefited by a Republican
as
removal
may
result
in
cruited from districts lying in
effect. The recess clearly m di-j
election, and those who were ex
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
its evaporation.
southern Ohio.
cates the desire of Nichols
to
m ixture in the Bayway, N. J. lab
pecting special privileges, were
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Forty K11 Klux Kian "police
bring along the fu rth er ‘ revela
the chief contributors in the col
oratories of the Standard Oil com
men’’ in the full regalia of their
tions’’ he has in mind a t the last
lecting of a hugh slush fund,
pany of New Jersey?
order, were arrested by the Nile»
possible moment before election
The health board also made
which was collected with which
police officers as they marched
day.
it a m isdemeanor for anyone to
to buy the election of Coolidge
through town today. Most of the
The purpose of the efficiency'
use the gasoline in motors in the
and Dawes in doubtful states,"
men taken by the police were
committee investigation is politi
city.
Senator La Follette, Progressive
armed, but during the arrests, no
cal. The wetness of Seattle, the
In addition, the officials au
candidate for the Presidency
’ resistance was offered by the pa
prevalence of vice, the extravag
thorized
H ealth Commissioner
stated in his speech here today.
rading Klansmen.
ance in various city departm ents
Monaghan to m ake a thorough
La Follette's attack upon the
Previous to the arrests, two
and other instances of misgovern-
Republicans was coupled with his R ealize V alue of S ta te’s 4 5 E lec investigation of the elem ents in
klansmen were beaten, and badly
rm ent have been carried along as
t o r a l V otes in D eciding Is
the m ysterious death-dealing gas
prediction th a t the Progressive
sideshow features. But at every R attle A gainst H oof And Mouth injured, whilq two anti-klansinen
su e o f Campaign
and seek a mode of effective tre a t
ticket would be returned victor
D isease Cost S tate $1 0 ,3 0 5 ,
were killed in the riots which
session of the committee the in
ious in the Presidential election
ment for its victims.
A
ccording
to
F
igu
res
have
been raging here. The cli
Miss Edith Shinn, above, a native daughter of the common- quiry has been steered by Chair-
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.— Accord
H erbert Fuson, 29, of Elizabeth, w ealth sung about as "T h a t’s where the tall corn grows,’’ is the! man Nichols toward the main oh
poll on Tuesday. The Wisconsin
max of the riot came early today,
Senator stated th a t the Progres ing to all political history, the N J., was the fifth man to sue- sole delegate from Iowa to the N ational Cotton Exposition now in
SALEM, Nov. 1— Members of when, what was practically a
jective of discrediting
Mayor
sive influence was sweeping the Empire State’s great block of 4 5 cumb to the gas poisoning, which I session at Waco, Texas.
the
state emergency board held pitched battle bet wen Kian and
Governor N athan E. Kendall named her for a four-fold reason, Brown and stim ulating prejudice a brief meeting here and approv
entire country, and despite the votes in the Electoral College is • has made its victims insane. He
anti-K ian forces, took place in the
against the so-called power trust.
swing of the Labor organizations the hinge upon which Tuesday's died at R econstruction hos-pital he says— because she is an up-and-coming farm girl, who will bring
ed
deficiency
appropriations
ag
outskirts of the city.
back an inform ative report on cotton; because she is a good politi
Captain E. F. Chase of the Se
It explains early today, confined in a straig h t- cian end a friend of the Governor; because he believes in giving
from his support in New York election will tu rn .
gregating
$13,876.76.
So desperate had the situation
attle city streets departm ents, in
state, his party would carry th a t why the m anagers of both Coo jacket, a few hours after the women due recognition, and for the last and vastly im portant reason,
become,
before the m ilitia was
Of this' am ount $10,395 was to
charge of the division of sanita
r of Standard Oil physicians th a t Miss Shinn is representative of the Juuoesque, regal type pro-
state with a com fortable' m ajor lidge and Davis have chosen to corps
tion, who was in Ashland last care for claims resulting from the ordered ou t* that automobiles
m ake New York City the final and s c io lis ts seeking c «nccess-1 d'ttced by generations of a corn-raising, corn-fed people,
ity.
night
on hia way to California, activities of the state veterinar could not be driven through the
t of she baffling ma-1 -
J-U8t to show Texas she has nothing against the cotton industry,
It was announced at the speech battleground of the 192 4 cam -j ful treatm en
.
. Miss Shinn says she is taking along twenty-seven new frocks— all where he will study sanitary de ian and state livestock sanitary city in safety. In one instance,
today, th a t La Follette would paign.
lady had announced their quest ( Of >em 8iik
vices being installed by cities of board in the - campaign against three occupants of an automobile
make his final speech of the cam
The rival m anagers have tacit- successful.
that state, echoed the statem ents the foot and mouth disease. These! were iPJured when a ’»oh. con-
paign here tonight. He will then ly agreed upon ' Andy Gump’s
A few hours after Fuson’s
to the Kre£®ted on the streets, fired into
made in Seattle, th a t the cam claims were presented
return to his home in Wisconsin, statem ent, "as New Yoik goes, so death 11 more gas-crazed men
board
by
Dr.
W.
II.
Lytle,
state the car as k Passf*d -
paign being waged against Mayor
were taken to Reconstruction
and aw ait the returns, which he goes the N ation.’’
Brown is purely a political one.
veterinarian. At a previous m eet
M athematically, it is possible hospital. This brought the total
stated will “sweep the P rogres
Chase
claims
th
a
t
Chairman
ing of the b^ard Dr. Lytle was BOY DROWNS WHEN
sive ticket into power by a huge for the Democrats or Republicans of those affected to 33 out of the
Nichols is a leader of a political instructed to exert every effort
EOAT OVER TURNS
to put their candidates into office 45 who were employed in the lab
m ajority.’
organization which has always to prevent the foot and mouth
w ithout the aid of New Y ork’s oratories experim enting with a
been opposed to Brown, and th at j disease from entering this state,
SOUTH BEND. Nov. 1. —
4 5 votes, but it is extremely im m ixture of tetra-ethyl and gaso
as
chairm
an
of
the
committee,
j
George
Uee, 14, was drowned in
with
the
understanding
.th
a
t
any
probable. Wilson, the Democratic line in an effort to add power to
has
steered
the
investigation
i
n
!
W
illapa
harbor tonight when a
claims incurred by his departm ent
candidate, won the election in the fuel and elim inate knocks in W u
N am es
C o n d it i o n s U p o n A shland Man W ill T ell of Reeep- such a m anner as to cast reflect- i
boat in which he and a compan
would be approved.
1916 w ithout the aid of New m otorcar engines.
W hich P eace in China W ill
j
(ion G iven H im at B ooster
ions
upon
the
character
of
the
S
e
-,
ion,
Oliver Back, 13, had been
The
hoard
approved
$3000
to
Y ork’s votes, but he was return-
Announcement at the hospital
be S ettled
.
. ?
Convention
K attle mayor.
duck
hunting, sprang a leak and
cover tlie expenses of circut
ed to the Presidency that year by (b a t an antidote had been dis-
sank.
Back swam ashore. The
judges while acting In an official
the narrow est of m argins. An- covered for the ga3 brought hope
TIENTSIN, Nov. 1.— -W
Wu
u Pei-
Pei-!
R eturning home after an ex-
accident
occurred about a quar
capacity outside of their respec
other proof of the power of New to the families of the sufferers, Fu, deposed Chihli w ar chie|, who tended to u r of Pennsylvania, dur-
te r of a mile west of South Bend.
tive districts.
York in presidential elections whose alarm earlier in the day is m arching on Pekin to regain Ing which he has been "selling"
The tide was running out rap
was dem onstrated that year, when ’ bad been heightened by the death his lost position, declared to in- the state of Oregon to Pennsyl-
A deficiency appropriation of
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 1.
idly,
making a rescue impossible.
the election was practically con-j Of W illiam Kresge. 29. Dr. Max- terview ers today th a t he was will- vanlans, Professor Irving E. Vin
$481.76 was approved for the
— Secrecy m aintained relative to
Six
parties
were searching for the
ceeded to Hughes when it w a s ; jm in Touart w^s given credit for ing to sta rt peace negotiations on ing, President of the Oregon State
payment of salaries of district
the first governm ent contract en
I
body
tonight.
determ ined that he had carried t j,e discovery, which was said to a statu s quo basis, providing for Cham bere of Commerce will be
j attorneys.
tered into with the Pan-American
ROSEBURG, Nov. 1— W illiam.
appropriation of $200 re-
New
York
State.
j
involve
the
injection
of
hy
p
o
-1
w}tb
drawa*l
of
Chang
Tso-Lin
be-
feted
a
t
the
Ashland
Cham
ber
of
Petroleum & Transport company,
Burch,
aged;
23
years,
employed
quested
by the district attorney
; sulphate of soda into the veins yond the great wall.
Commerce Forum Luncheon next
involving the construction of fuel
i
of
the
sufferers.
Chang
Tso-Lin,
m
ilitary
die-
Tuesday,
according
to
plans
now
by
the
state
highway
commission,
0,
Multnomah
county to employ
oil storage space at Pearl Harbor,
in
clearing
drainage
ditches
and
an
assjata
nt
to
handle juvenile
That th e federal governm ent ta to r Of M anchuria, is believed t o , form ulated.
'Hawaii, and the leasing of land
I
will
take
a
hand
in
the
investi
be on his w>ay to Pekin to nego-’ In a letter to J. H. Fuller, sec- removing glides on the Coos cases was rejected by the hoard,
in naval oil reserve No. 1 of Cali
gation was revealed by an an tiate peace between the central retary of the local Chamber, Vin- ; Bay l‘lK*»way, was killed yester-j
fornia. was linked yesterday in
nouncement that experts of t h e . goyernm ent there and the th re e ing 3tated he will arrive in A sh -, day m ornk'K- Burch, who 13 a,' OFFICE IS BUILT
directly with the lim itation of
I bureau of mines will study the eastern provinces (M anchuria), land Tuesday. F u ller immediate-! resident of camas valley, was
arm s conference held in W ash
ON HOTEL GROUND
VANCOUCER, B. C., Nov. 1. ; nature of the gas.
Well informed circles, learning ly wired Vining, asking him if working at the base of a high
ington.
(to n ig h t of General W u’a peace possible to arrive in time to speak bluff, When a huge boulder roll-j i Construction work on the Llth-
-On a theory th a t an explosion I
:
The defense, opening upon its
The county court at a session
testicony a t the trial in federal which occurred in a Canadian Pa- j
RACE DRIVER ba8*8, expressed the opinion th a t at the Forum luncheon.
( ed down, the rock striking him jan j j otej will get under way with
court here of the governm ent’s 1 cific railway car W ednesday at
SUING FOR DIVORCE k would not be accepted by th e ; It is planned to make the Forum on ^ e head and killing him in-
a few days according to E. L. W ednesday raised the bounty on
suit for cancellation of contracts Farron, B. C., killing eight and
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M anchurian governm ent. '
j luncheon an impressive affair, and stantly.
He is a member of a j\,IcNell of the firm of Hoover aud predatory creatures of the brush.
Dispatches from the north re- it is hoped th at all members of prom inent family of Camas val- MPNeil, in charge of the general The residents of the wide open
and leases with the Pan-Ameri-j injuring 11, was the result of a
LOS ANGELOS, Cal., Nov. 1.
can, brought out through the tes- bomb being set off inside it, an J ,.R arney.. oM field, form er star of ceived tonight indicated th a t the the body will* be present on t h a t , ley, where he was born, and construction work. Already the spaces are being pestered nigh
tlmony of Dr. H. Foster Bain, dir- inquest was opened a t G r a n d j a u t o m o b i l e race tracks, to- !four Chihli divisions routed by the day.
i leaves his parents, two brothers contractors are erecting an office unto death by the varm ints, who
Vining received
ovations in and five sisters
ector of the bureau of mines, th at Forks today. W itnesses te8tified | day „ „d e r his tru e name of V erna p ®»»tIen (M anchurian) second;
on the premises, and It is believ are killing off the chickens and
Oldfield, brought suit for di- arm y.w hen it captured Lwanchow,! every city in which he spoke d n r - i -----------
the order of secrecy had been is th a t tanks containing illum inât-,
ed forms for the foundations of the turkeys, and the yearlings,
men in
ing ‘he
his principal
tour.
sued by Theodore Roosevelt, as- • ¡ng gas for lighting and the floor
again8t his wife Rebecca, never rallied. The ______
(he building will be constructed and it is figured th a t more re
„ the A»
, jjg VALERA IN JAIL
m uneration will increase the in
sistant secretary of the navy, ! Of the car were seen intact before ,
a neged Mr3 .O ldfield spent his divisions scattered, some wander- cities of Pennsylvania were visit-
FOR SPEECH MAKING within a short time.
terest in hunting, and the num
the
holding
of
fjre
consumed
the
ruins.
At
first
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coincident with
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money faster than he could make ing across the country tow ard ed during the trip, and men welj
ber of hides brought to the coun
the arm s conference.
it was believed that the gas tanks it. The Oldfields were m arried Pekin, while others managed to Informed In the line of work
BELFAST. Nov. 1. — Eamonn
ty cleik.
T hat he should treat all m a t- ;bad exploded.
January 7. 1907, and separated reach the railw ay where they se- claim V ining’s efforts have been DeValera, leader of the Irish
The varm ints have increased in
ters concerning the Pearl H arbor , According to a report receiv- July 20. 1923, according to the cured train s for Tangshan.
■ w orth thousands of dollars to the Republicans, today was sentenc- ■
project in a confidential m anner | ed b er^ from D. C. Coleman, vice-
population
by leaps and hounds,
Some
Tientsin
papers
su
g
g
est-!
state.
ed
tQ
8erve
a
month
in
jall>
f
o
r
:
complaint filed here.
ed to serve
was first called to his attention pre8ident on the Canadian Pacific
and are active. Besides howling
ed today “th a t General Wu had 1 in! addition to V ining’s ta ’k . ! entering Ulatru to make political!
tnrough a le tte r drted December; western division, an alarm clock
around night3 they raid hen
worn out his welcome in T ie n tsin ., F u ller announced th a t a sp ecial, speeches after being warned to re- !
9, 1921, sent from Roosevelt t o ; witli p art of a dry battery was
It was declared th a t Wu and his ¡program , featuring Apple Week. main away.
Ralph Jennings, the Democratic houses, pig pens, and corrals, and
Edw ard C. Finney, first ass’stant found in a torn satchel in the
arm ies had become a menace to j which is now being observed •
! candidate for sheriff in this coun make themselves a general all
-+■
the city, and th a t he should be • throughout the country, would b e 1
secretary of the interior, Dr. Bain ru | n3, of the car.
ty, was in Ashland today m eet around nuisance. The bounty in
testified.
.
I In the coach at the time of the
ordered away by the foreign mili- presented at the luncheon
ing the voters and explaining his crease is figured to inspire the
The communication, the wit- explosion were 21 persons, in-
tary com m andants here.
hired man and the farm hoy to
: position in the present race.
ness stated, ordered th a t since the cluding p eter Veregin, British
Forces loyal to Wu Pei-Fu, who
Mr. Jennings made the follow- unlim ber their arsenal in leisure
plans to recapture the city of Pe ASHLAND HI TRIMS
fuel storage project was a war Columbia Doukhober leader, who
j ing statem ent to The Tidings moments and slay the coyote, and
defense plan all m atters relative was kin ed. i t was rum ored th a t
kin from Feng Yu-Hsiang who has
ROSEBURG, 14-7
while at this office: "Being a the wolf, and cats— wild and bob.
been in power for a week, con-!
to it should be m arke.’ “confi- tbe expiosion was a plot to des- ! GRANTS PAS.S Nov. 1
The bounty Is effective at once,
candidate for sheriff of Jackson
i Living up to predictions, the
tinued
to
reach
here
today.
dential.”
. ! trov Veregin.
and
is as follows:
,tecord th a t will probably stand fcr
county at the coming election,
) Ashland High Schdol grid war-
Dr. Bain pre” iously had te s ti-1 The body of John Mackie,
Wolves, $20. half from the
1 sometime in the am ount of rain
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November 4, if elected, I promise
j riors journeyed to Roseburg ye3'-
fled th a t a t tho request of Albert u r jtish Columbia legislator of falling in a single day was re-
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
1.—
The
a
c
-
,to
rigidly
enforce
all
laws
and
county
and half from the state.
REPORTS SAY COLD
1 terday, and handed the N orthern
B F all, ex-secretary of the in- Grand Forks, was found dead 50
Coyotes, $5. was $3 for males,
j corded between 3 o’clock Thurs-i
SNAP HEADED HERE city gang a 14-7 spanking. Al tive campaign of John Davis, will refer any one to my record
terlo r he worked with the navy ieet from the wreck.
Democratic candidate for the as sheriff during 1917-18, and $4 for females. No sex discrim in
i day afternoon and 1 o’clock yes-!
though it, was believed before
departm ent In the form ulation of j
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t h i ' ^ f r o m ^ 6 game th a t
^ a l squad Presidency reached its final stage e8pecially to the enforcem ent of ation in new bounty.
: terday, when 4.44 inches of rain • P° ?
plans and the solicitation of b id s ; g N Q W A T p AgS p^JTS
fell, over half as much as had. w eether, headed s«uthw ^
would win by a much h u g er score, here today, with the Democratic tbe prohibition laws. I will always
W ildcats, $4, was $2.50.
for the Pearl H arbor project,
HALT TO RIVER RISE fallen in the first nine months of Canada, is expected to Pen^ / a ^ th e Roseburg gang put up a stub- nominee in person launching a bave three things in view.— ef-
Bobcats, $4, was $2.50.
which included the exchange of
the year. This brings the aver-, W ashington and Oregon J » ltb a i born defense> and a 9even point final drive in which he hopes to ficjency, courtesy and economy.”
crude oil for fuel oil in storage.
GRANTS PASS, Nov. 1.— The
^fr
Jennings
was elected
age for the present storm to 7.92 the ;ne»1
J o » * m argin was all the Ashland out- capture the vote of greater-N ew
L. S. J. U. UNIVERSITY
The w itnesses was a9ked what downpour> which has continued
flood
danger
which
has
th
reat-
“
'*v'
i
York,
and
with
it
to
carry
th
e
sheriff
before
the
w
ar, but re-
inches,
or
over
four
tim
es
the
CO-EDS SMOKE LESS
companies other than the Pan- t iQr 8everaj day8 with only a slight
ened th e entire state, during th e .
Com
°tiveU8CoreB indlcatéd a 's ta te .
signed and entered the arm y in
American were the plans for the jn terru p tion last night, continu- October average. There had al
abnorm al rainfall of the Pa8t ; one.&lded a{fajr 8jnce the localBJ The swing of the labor organ!-, j 9 i 8> serving until the end of,
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
first P earl H arbor project s u b -! ed thrOughout the day, adding ready fallen 1.89 inches during
w eek'
u
t
,
trim m ed Myrtle Creek, 65-0 while- zatioos of th i" fU te tO * * D*m0'i h08tiliti<* ‘ He r*P°rts very fav'N o v . 1.-R e s o lu tio n s asking th a t
.69 inch to the total of 2.82 the present month, brining the
m itted to.
Meanwhile
the
storm
w
arning
y
the cratic ranks has given the Dour- orable support in all sections Of drlnking among studentg of s ta n .
to
9.81
“ The Standard Oil, the Asso inches of the previous two days. October precipitation
has
continued
to
fly
over
all
Ore-,
_
_
K...
bous much cncour. gement. and the county and stated he was con- ford unîver?ity be 8tamped ont
Indications are th a t tne
ciated Oil company, the Union There was no sign of a letup inches.
rainfall will go over 10 inches gon and W ashington coast points ! weQt w Rosebur’g fQr tfae tu8Ble they believe they will easily carry fldent that he would be elected wherever it may be found and
Oil company and the General Pe here late tonight. The rise of
The southern Oregon rainfall
the state.
th a t the drinking sources be sum
«troleum corporation,’’ Dr Bain 1 the rivers has been cut short by before m idnight, m aking the rain- for the last three days has been, stated it was a hard fought affair
Davis* will make the closing
THRRE
MORE
DEAD
m arily dealt with, were adopted
the fall of snow in the higher !^ak ^or that month the great- heavier than any during the en-' throughout, w ith neither team speech of his campaign tonight in
replied.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.
today by the Associated Women
having
a
decided
advantage.
altltufles. The rainfall is the est eon record f<* th a t month, tire m onth of October on record.
Carnegia Hall here. In speeches J Three additional deaths here to- j stu d en ts of the university in
a
rainfall is the heaviest of recent The* rainfall during the past 22
M arshfield reported 8.48 inches
here today, he pledged himself, if day from pneumonia, am ong' meeting here
i hours has also been the greatest
years.
L eave F or N orth—
and Roseburg 7.14 inches during t t t t t t » » « 3 3 3 t t « 3 » ; elected, to do all in his power to m ourners who attended the fun-
A nother resolution commended
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j
for a single day since the reco rd s1 the th ree days which the storm
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grubb left
»
Tw o section s — E igh t
3 open the m arkets of the world for eral services on October 19 of coeds for cutting
down their
Medford — New Cooley b u ild -; have been kept here. In Janu- raged.
th is m orning for W oodburn, Ore-
3 pages In Todays Issue of 3 American products, in an a tte m p t: Mrs. F. Sam arano, brought
the smoking last season and urged
» T he T idings.
gon w here they will make their | Pg completed, with theatre, four ary, 1909, the precipitation was
3 , to bring added prosperity to the total of deaths np to twelve per- th a t there be a still fu rth er de-
slightly over 15 inches.
stórse aud offices.
future home.
Thera Is wisdom In reading ada j 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 country.
sons.
creaBe Jn thelr UBe Qf tobacc0
,GO PTO
MAKE N YORK LAST
state ftppmiœ
T
CHINESE WAR CHIEF VINING WILL SPEAK
SAYS HE IS READY ,
FOR PEACE TERMS
T
DOHENY TAKES THE
STAND TO TESTIFY
IN SELF DEFENSE
ON ALL PREDATORY
BEASTS BY COUNTY
IS BLAMED ON BOMB
IS ESTABLISHED BY
4.44 IN. DOWNPOUR
EFFORT 10 CAPTURE