ASHLAND - CLIMATE
W ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(In te rn a tio n a l
VOL. XLVIII.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
ASHLAND HAS
VERY LOW FIRE
LOSS FOR YEAR
Insurance Rates Likely to be
Reduced if Record Is
Continued
PER CAPITA
82 CENTS
l^ ’partm ent Made I’p o f Three
R egulars and Ten V olunteers.
M aintains Ixow I x » sn *
FE W E R RURAL CHURCHES
SHORT SERM ONS URGED
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 14—
Few er ru ral churches, shorter
sermons and greater coopera
tion between various denom
inations is the aim of the
American Country Life asso
ciation, which closed its an
nual conference
here
last
night.
The executive committee will
meet in January to select a
convention city for 1925. Den
ver, Colorado, or Richmond
Virginia, will probably be
chosen, officials said.
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at AshlancL .Pure
domestic water helps.
News W ire Service)
ASHLANB, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924
POLICE SEEKING
YOUNG WOMAN
IN KATZ CASE
LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF GENERAL AND
a. MRS. DAWES.
NO. (»4
JERSEY CITY IS
SCENE OF BIG
FACTORY FIR E
Dorothy Carroll Disappears
After Telling Authorities
of Threatening
Industrial Section in Danger
of Being Wiped Out by .
"Great Blaze
HER HUSBAND IS HELD
BUILDINGS B L A S T a E D
W om an
A dm its
B ein g
“ Last
S w eeth ea rt” o f Dead Broker,
(iu n in H usband’s Room
E n tire B lock s o f F actories Are
Burned.
Looters Ai\> Busy
Ra d in g D eserted H om es
GERBER DAM WILL
BE COMPLETED BY
DECEMBER FIRST
BOY M ISSIN G
FOUL PLA Y IS
FEAR OF FATHER
WORLD CONDITIONS ARE
BETTER THAN IN 1914
NEW YORK, Nov. 14— Gen
eral world conditions are more
favorable than a t any time
since 1914, Myron T. Herrick,
am bassador to France, said
today before sailing for Paris
to resume his post after a va
cation on his farm near Cleve
land.
“ The new world and the old
are reflecting a spirit of confi
dence and hope,” he said. “ It
is the first tim e for a great
many years th a t I have gone
abroad in a happy mood.”
Motorcycle Found in Ditch.
Near This City by Pass-
mg Motorist
FATHER ON WAY HERE
L on A ngeles
Youth M ysteriously
Drops from Sight Here. A u
th orities Searching
Ashland has a splendid chance
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14. -
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 14.— The
pearing foul play for his son,
of having the lowest per capita
Efforts by the police to solve the
e
n
tire
fire
fighting
departm
ent
!
who disappeared In this vicinity
fire loss in the state or Oregon,
m ysterious m urder of H arry Katz,
of
this
city
continued
this
a
fte
r
several
days ago, a Los Angeles
according to inform ation given
m aster musician and
diamond
noon to fight with desperation
rnan
this
morning phoned Chief
out this morning by Clint Baugh
broker of this city, who was shot
in an effort to check the con
of
Police
George
McNabb that he
man, fire chief. W ith a figure
in his apartm ent here on Mon
flagration which is now th re a t
would arrive in Ashland tonight
far under the lowest loss of any
day night, were fu rth er blocked
ening to wipe out the downtown
or
tomorrow to help investigate
incorporated city in the state, ac
today when the police failed to
industrial district here, with its
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the
conditions of his son's sud
cording to figures compiled for G overnm ent Man Says W eather locate the w hereabouts of Dorothy
immense m anufacturing plants Pl.ot^ ts A(pdnst ofrtclal Are den drop from sight.
1923, Ashland will but have to
C arroll, beautiful young blonde
C onditions Ideal for W ork
and warehouses.
j,al(1 B efore E xecu tive W hile
The boy. whose name could not
m aintain this average to establish
woman, who was the self adm it
on Project
The damage already sustained
n .leU(ls Rallv ,o
be
learned, was riding a motor
a splendid record.
ted, “ last aw eetheart’% f the slain
it i3 estim ated, will run far Into
cycle
through from Ixos Angeles.
In 1923, the per capita fire
KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 14— man.
the millions of dollars. Hundreds
His
father
kept in touch witb
SALEM, Nov^ 14. — Requests
loss for the state, according to the W ith 90 per cent of the concrete
Mrs. Carroll has been missing
of workmen, employed In the
for the removal of Richard W. him until he arrived in Ashland,
figures compiled in the office of placed and with w eather coudi- for three days, following her
plants in this section, who had
no further
Price, member of the state game and then received
the State Fire Marshall, was tions favorable to date, indica story to the police of having been
homes in the immediate vicinity
word
from
him.
commission,
W'ere
taken
to
Gov
slightly over twelve dollars. This tions point to completion of the threatened by a “ k iller“ acting
are homeless, the fire wiping out
The news first reached locirt
ernor Pierce Tuesday and pre
GENT
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CKA'B-VE
9
G
A
V
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#
D
A
W
K
loss was boosted by a num ber of Gerber dam, a governm ent pro for a Los Angeles business man
entire
blocks of homes along with
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authorities
Sunday when a Med
sented
at
an
inform
al
conference
the sm aller cities, where inade ject 20 miles east of Bonanza, by " ° m 8 e cba r&ed as being re-
the industrial plants.
Most of
ford
m
otorist,
whose car was
in
Portland.
quate fire departm ents were December 1, is the prediction sp° " S e for
m urder of the
these families are virtually penni
damaged,
stopped
at the side of
'Governor Pierce indicated after
This Is the latest photograph of Vice-President-elect and Mrs. Chai
m aintained, and in some of the yesterday of E. C. Coppen, con dead man.
less, their entire savings having
Gates
Dawes,
taken
on
the
lawn
of
their
«state
at
Evanston,
ill.,
aftv»
the conversation in which the pro the road about nine miles south
The police also held Chase Car-
larger cities, where fire losses are nected with the engineering de
been lost In th e conflagration.
he ilectioo.
roll,
husband
of
the
missing
wo
usually
proportionately
larger partm ent of the local bureau of
Five great
factories, two of tests were presented th at he would of Ashland to make necessary re
man,
who
adm
itted
to
them
th
at
than in small cities with efficient reclam ation.
them the largest of their kind in take no action. He adm itted that pairs to enable him to reach Med
he had shot and seriously wound
departm ents.
the world, and several immense Mr. Price's activities as game com ford. He walked to the side of
W. D. Miller, contractor, has
a motor-
ed
a
man
named
Hughes
a
t
Bak
. _ _______
The per capita loss for Ash hauled the last of the cement,
warehouses have been ravaged missioner had been discussed, but the roadway, and found
Fear
has
been
ex-
lie
declared
th
a
t
nothing
had
been!
cYcIe
with
the
California
license
ersfield,,
after
discovering
Hughes
by flames.
land during 1923. was 32.88. sand and gravel,
necessary to In company with Mrs. Carroll on
thus
far
presented
which
would
num
ber
2-394
lying
in
a
ditch,
This m ark, almost ten dollars m anufacture the concrete and is
pressed by officials of the fire
w
hat
he
described
as
a
‘
wild
He immediately notified Chief
departm ent th a t the immense lead him to ask a resignation.
lower than the state loss for the now bending every effort to com
party.”
This
shooting
occurred
of
Police McNabb, and McNabb
Friends
of
Mr.
Price
defended
plant
of
Colgate
a
n
d
’
Company,
year, was a splendid record, but plete the project before the win
several
months
ago,
and
Hughes
him
in
the
face
of
the
opposing
and
State Traffic Officer J. J
occupying two square blocks,
this year the loss has thus far te r snow flies in earnest. When
refused
to
appear
against
Carroll,
might be destroyed, since it criticism, according to the govern- McMahon went to the. scene and
been still further reduced.
the huge stru ctu re is complete,
Including all fires up to No 12,000 cubic yards of concrete claiming the shooting had been Road W ork in C alifornia R ated ( G overnor P ierce, Senators M cN ary' is in direct line with the course or. He said th at he had discussed recovered the cycle. McNabb then
accidental.
of the flames, which are as yet un-1 the protests with other members wrote the sheriff’s office in Sac
vember 1, of this year, the per will have been placed.
a s Part o f G reatest C onstruc
and Stanfield and Several
The police clairft K atz had been
checked.
determ
ine
I of the — „ game
several
---- commission,
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M . ramento. in order - to ---
-
capita loss in Ashland was but
tion Job o f E n tire State
O thers Are U nder Fire
C ontractors
excavating
t h e .shot with a 32 autom atic and a
Looters are reported as being : of whom were present when the. the ownership of the cycle,
eighty-two cents per capita, over north canal and1 the lateral sys
gun of th a t description was found
active in the deserted homes, go-1 criticism s were made. He mcn-|
1 he father of the missing hoy
two dollars per capita lower than tem by which w ater from the
YREKA, Nov. 14.
Probab-
PORTLAND, Nov. Ï4. — From ing into these places before the 1 tioned the name of William T. Leej waa notified by the Sacramento
in C arroll’s room. Carroll read
the loss during 1923.
canal will be distributed through ily adm itted ow nership of the ly no piece of construction in authoritive sources it was learn flames reach them, and removing
— as being among —
«—
of Klam ath - —
Falls
authorities,
and ■ - lie itnmediatqly
No fires have been reported in out the Langell division, will be
weapon, but claims it has not been the state of California outranks] ed today th at the s ta te legisla- anything of value which they are those who had taken the m atter went to Sacramento, where he
the city since November 1, thus through by Christm as, Mr. Cop- out of his rooju
for several in im portance the w’ork th a t was] ture will investigate the liquor
verified the ownership of the ma
leaving but a month and a half pen said, unless ilnforseen ob months, and That he only kept It done last sum m er on the Pacific activities of Governor Pierce, W. able to carry away. The police up with him.
force,,
most
of
which
has
been
chine.
This morning, he notified
“
I
have
been
asked
to
take
a
in which to m aintain this record. stacles such as w eather intervene. there for protection. Hughes was highway north of Redding. Not Herwig, Superintendent df the
stationed
at
the
scene
of
the
fire
.
band
in
the
m
atter
several
times
McNabb
of hts intentions of
This m ark was sent here this
The upper -eight miles of the shot in Bakersfield w ith a 32 only is this construction of in Anti-Saloon League of Oregon, has been instructed to “ shoot to ! since a resolution was adopted by coming to Ashland in order to aid
year, in spite of the fact th at the north canal, which is being ex calibre autom atic and it is alleged terest and benefit to the whole and State Prohibition Agent Cle-j
k ill” any of these looters caught sportsm en in the W illam ette val in the search for his son.
'
w ater pressure w a s' the lowest cavated by governm ent forces, by the police th a t this is the same state of California but to the na aver.
in the act.
„ ____ _________
_ ___
.
The motorcycle was not dam-
ley against
Mr. Price,”
said ___
Gov
ever recorded here. The dryest will be completed on or before gun as was used in th a t shooting. tion as well a3 the Pacific high
The inform ation is a t hand
Dynamiting buildings, in the ernor Pierce. “ Nevertheless, I have aged> tlnis doing away with any
way is recognized as the greatest th a t the Anti-Saloon League em
year on record made it almost May 1.
course of the flames was started nothing "to say.
1 theory that the youth wa3 in ju r
international highway in the ployed detectives W einberg and
impossible to keep the pressure
early this afternoon. Several
C ontract for the construction MRS. HARDING IS
ed iu the rmasliup and picked up
world,
connecting
Canada
with
a
,
a.
Im
m
ediate
cause
for
the
action
Hugo,
who
aided
by
state
funds,
up to an adequate m ark.
of turnouts, checks and flumes on
blasts were unsuccessful, the •
.
_ .
REPOSTED
BETTER
Mexico across the breath of the endeavored to trap Federal Pro
..
! against Mr. Price
was said to by a passing motorist.
According to Baughm an, th^e the east side lateral system of the
flames jum ping the gaps th u s ,.
,
, .
Oregon authorities have been
United States. It also is the most hibition Agent3 in wrong doing, ,
, , .
, . , .
' have been his charge a t a sports-
largest fire of the year was the north canal has been recently let
form ed, but the work is to be con-i
,
„
MARION, Ohio, Nov. 14, —
international and to investigate the personal tinued
meu 8 meeting in Eugene a month notified by McNabb, to endeavor
conflagration
which destroyed to Jam es Brockway for 33980. Mrs. W arren H arding, who has nearly completed
conduct of Senators McNary, Stan
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, ago th a t Captain A. E. Burghduff, to locate the missing boy. This
the Putnam B rothers establish Mr. Brockway must have the job been seriously ill for the. past highway.
The
construction
work
this
year
field
and
Collector
of
Customs
■ state game warden, and M. L. will be a difficult thing to ac
ment on Holly street in July. This completed by June 30.
several days, suffered a bad heart
FORMER
ASHLAND
GIRL;
,tyckmao. 8tate hatchary , uper. complish. since the boy’s name
has consisted of th ree main con-. M cFarland, and Prohibition tyrec-
fire, the only total loss sustained
Before next spring, contracts spell last night, but was b etter tracts.’ The Reddlng-Bayha unit, ’ to r Linnville.
lacking, but
IS BURIED IN CALIF, lutendent, were responsible for the and description are - --------—
—
during the year, caused destruc will be let for Installing of cul today.
She is still weak, and
the
Bayha
-
Halfway
creek
unit
J
The
work
has
been
going
on
for
The
funeral
services
of
the
be-
1038
of
7,000,000
eggs
at
the
Dla-
there
,s
a
Possibility
of
his
being
tion am ounting to >2500.
The verts, bridges and turnouts on the takes but little nourishm ent, ac
__ a Lake
_
. u t . . hatchery
. > in
. the f/klin/l
nv>i rati’Ft .-two along x the
V. _ high
and the Shasta river-Oregon lin e ; over a year, according to the in loved daughter of Mrs. B. M. Sher-j i —
found u
somewhere
mond
tro
next largest fire caused a loss of north canal and lateral system, cording to h er physicians.
unit. The first contract provid-! form ation, and the members of man, Maude ( “ Peggy” ) May Rus- summer.
way by police officials.
3800. This was the fire which Mr. Coppen said.
• i —
ed
for
ten
miles
of
twenty-foot
the
investigating
committee
have
The
charge
was
aired
at
a
destroyed the Green home on
sill, were held from the Borland
A nother step toward the com EVANGALIST WILL
concrete paving and the other i definite proof of the actions of the C hapel, , a T , u esd
« j
„
Eighth street, during May.
ay a fte rn o o n , a t 2 meeting of the state game com-
a I a I
(nA no
pletion of the entire Langell val
SPEAK IN ASHLAND two io«
for « a I total
of +
twenty-five ( men who will be Investigated,
ac
m., Rev. J. Miller Ice, Pastor mission in P ortland Monday and
Chief Baughman has made ap ley project was taken Saturday
miles of grading and surfacing, , cording to the source from which
plication for a lower insurance
of
the F irst Christian church, o f-!a ^ter 8ome discussion <It was de-
Mark A. Willis, an evangelist, The contracts
by the opening of bids for the
aggregate more thè inform ation was received,
rate for the city of Ashland, and
ficiating. Music was furnished b y jc*ded to ask J. R. Russell, west-
construction of a pipe line of a will speak tonight and tomorrow than 31,405,900.
should the low fire loss record be
Mrs. Burland, at the organ, and ern representative of the United
30-inch diam eter 1800 feet across night in the Stone Church, at
The first contract n o rth of
m aintained, there should be little
two
beautiful S0I03 were sung by States bureau of fisheries, and
Lost river. Bids were also open F ifth and E ast Main streets, ac Redding was let December 29, KLAMATH FALLS HAS
Hugh C. Mitchell, state superin
trouble in obtaining a reduction
an
announcem ent 1923, to the K aiser Paving Com NEW HEALTH OFFICER Mrs. Hoyt.
ed for the construction of a sim cording to
in the present rates. Although
The pallbearers were her three tendent of hatcheries for the com
pany for approxim ately 3478,000.
ilar pipe line across Miller creek. made here this morning.
there is some fear in the State
brothers,
Theodore, ElUs B., and mercial fish commission, to make
W illis has been engaged in ev The work covered by the contract
KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 14.
Officials of the local reclam ation
KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 14 —
Merle
Madison
Russill; Kenneth 1 an investigation. Both men, ex
bureau have not as yet awarded angelistic work for several years, was straightening, w idening and W ith the arrival W ednesday n ig h t(
(Contlnud on page Four>
A
protest against the establish
and is reputed as being a fpree-j paving ten miles of road from from M ilton-Freewater, Oregon, of Mann, Mingus Aitken and Ted perts in fish work, have agreed
the contract.
to study the facts of the Diamond ment of acreage in the Lower
ful, em phatic speaker, who knows ju st north of Redding to Bayha. Df. G. D. Newson, the K lam atlr Menzel.
lake loss and to fix responsibility. Klam ath lake basin for a bird re
Present
at
the
funeral
were
her
his subject.
This construction was in pro county health unit, recently es-j
MAN FOUND DEAD
It has been charged th a t Mr. serve has been received by the
father,
F.
E.
Russil,
of
Ashland,
In his sermons, W illis will take gress all sum m er and necessitat tablished, now has a definite head!
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 14 —
The who will devote his full time to! Ore., Lois Russill, of Pasadena, Bi'ice had hampered the efficiency Klam ath Sportsm en’s association
Maid3 at the local .Y. M. C. A. up the work of answ ering the ed an annoying detour.
Theodore of the game, departm ent and that from the Klamath Drainage dtis-
today found Jacques W ard, 23, of members of a movement, who, contract has been completed this the betterm ent of health condi Calif., her brother,
The communication out
Russill,
of
Ashland,
Ore.,
Ellis B. his criticism, made at a large pub trict.
Dr.'
Granger, W ashington, a resident W illis claims, deny, the “ Efficacy fall and traffic now is traveling tions in K lam ath county.
lines
In
sketch the stand of the
lic
meeting,
had
been
evident
of
__ _______ —
over the ten miles of twenty-foot Newson, was accompanied by Dr. Russill and family of San Jose,.
of the building, dead on the floor of the Blood.”
Drainage
district on the proposed
H. S. Capps, connected with th e' and her cousin Annie Fitzgerald, I m isunderstanding in the commis-
The sermons are open to the cement concrete.
of his room. Death was either
government move to recreate low
Commencing where this con state health departm ent, who will of Stockton.— W atsonville Para-! 9*on-
from n atu ral eauses or from an public and all interested are in
er
K lam ath lake as a bird reserve.
jaronian.
The
entire
history
of
the
arg
u
tract leaves off the Nevada Con assist him in getting established
MEDFORD, Nov. 14— A young overdose of medicine, physicians vited to attend.
The
local sportsm en’s associa
ment
has
been
reviewed,
includ
tracting Company has a contract in the county health unit head
man with a new light colored ov said.
tion
has
been sponsoring the es
ing the action of th e commission
for grading and surfacing another q u arters in the court house.
ercoat tied in a bundle, and w ear
at the meeting Monday. It has tablishm ent of a bird reserve on
ten mile3 of road to Halfway
ing a good brown overcoat, ap GIRL GETS $ 1 5 ,0 0 0
creek.
This
contract
will
am
ount
been further charged, according to the lower lake for three years. It
FO R BROKEN H EART
parently homeless, was taken into
IJT H IA CAFE TO OPEN AT
to
abont
$572,000
and
is
80
per
reports, th a t Mr; Price’s interest has held th at there were certain
custody near the public m arket
15
F
IR
S
T
ST
R
EE
T
TOMORROW
cent completed.. The contractor
in concessions at C rater Lake had lands in the affected section th a t
a t 2 o'clock Thursday morning by
PORTLAND, Nov. 14.
Har-
is expected to be through before
made him unsuitable for the posi are unproductive and could he
Patrolm an Sunderm an, who took riet Neff> who sued D r- Raymond
L. A. Nickerson and Ed Covol-
flooded over w ithout loss to the
the first of the year.
tion on the commission.
W
atters,
Portland
chiropractor
him to the police station in ac
This work, although coming ing have completed, refurnished
rural element. Its recommenda
for
$50,000
h
eart
balm
and
cordance with the local police pol
and
renovated
the
building
a
t
15
under
th
e
classification
of
recon
tion
is to flood over the unpro
icy of at night putting all home breach of promise, was awarded
F
irst
street
and
tomorrow
eve
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
14.—
The
struction,
is
some
of
the
most
ductive lands and protect the ad
$15,000 by a ju ry in the circuit]
less or penniless men in the city
A jury in the circuit court] spectacular and interesting on thè ning will open the L ithia Cafe! D istrict of Columbia Supreme
jacent fertile lands by dikes.
court here today
prison, ra th e r than have them at
hearing the civil suit of Charles state system. .The old road was and Chop Suey P arlo r which will Court today dismissed the s u i t '
large about the city.
Morris against J. G. W alker, both reasonably good for a m oderate specialize in chop sueys and brought by William Shearer of
FASCISTI IN ITALY
The night was cold and hence
of . Ashland, to decide the owner traffic but abounded in sharp noodles, as well as staple grocery! New York, who asked for an or-
FACE BAD OUTBREAK
the locked city prison cells were
ship of a sorrel mare, aged six curve3. W ith the increase of foods. They will conduct a res-] der restraining Secretary of the
KLAMATH
FALLS,
Nov.
14—
all filled with w anderers for
..
, .
t
’
: t nw n n w
u
,
years, returned a verdict W ednes traffic to 1000 cars per day the ta u ra n t which will have the home Navy W ilbur from destroying the T
h isto ric old b a tti« .!,.,,. W . . b l n , -
8,>“ e
* * '‘O ™ " « *
. L °.ND° N’ NOV-
“ night lodging,” so Patrolm an
day afternoon in favor of the de old road 'became not only inade atm osphere. Both are experienc-' historic old battleship, W ashing-
,
, been condemned,
,
, »0 , years, Mrs. H enrietta Melhase, der the direct control of Mussolini
Sunderm an after taking the pack
ton, which . has
fendant.
The value of the quate but dangerous due to the od restau ran t men.
prem ier-dictator for the past year
j
. the W
«T ashington
1 • x Arms
»
age from the young man left him
under
con Klam ath pioneer, who was sev-
equine was fixed a t $150, but ac many curves and narrowness.
rence n naval
av ai u e a iy
, erely burned when a can of gaso and a
Is trem bling on the
in the corridor, while he went out
YREKA, Cal., Nov. 14— Joe cording to A ttorney Newman of
ference
W ilbur asked treaty.
for the dismissal, line exPloded a * her home Wed-j very verge of a wide-spread anti-
again to make his rounds.
Pappas, suspected of making the defense, three tim es th a t sum
CONDITION OF JOHN
dem onstration, dispatches
When the officer returned the moonshine whiskey was captured i will be expended in legal chan- MEXICAN CABINET .
jGRUELLE REPORTED saying th a t he was merely c a rry -i nesday’ was î®P°rted a8 resting Facisti
from
Rome,
received here today,
t,lis mom ing. She is ex
corridor was empty, the man who last night in his m ountain home nels, to find out who is entitled
MUST CHECK GUNS
AS BEING NO BETTER ing out the will of Congress in easily
indicate.
ordering the ship to be scrapped, pected to recover.
later proved to be an overcoat near here after a pistol battle to buy the oats,
The
caused uyi
by;
accepted the
**»c explosion was vauocu
Fascist! deputy was shot
MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Nov.
The condition of Johnny Gru- since th a t body had accepted
the
thief having pulled back th e catch witb constables from,. Siskiyou
The controversy embodies the
term
s
of
the
arm
s
conference,
and
static
electricity
as
Mrs.
Melhase
down
in Castellam ere yesterday,
14. — All members of the next elle, well knovyi Ashland resident,
lock of the outside door and dis county and Indian agents from following facts.
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and
a
serious situation existed at
Mexican Cham ber of Deputies will is-still very serious, according to these term s specified th at the was cleaning a woolen dress in
appeared.
K lam ath Falls. Ore.
H e” was
Morris alleged th a t he loaned
i
kitchen of her home. Melvin Mesgao, where ex-service men are
Then the officer went into the charged at MacDoel, Cal., today the m are to W alker, and' has not be asked to check their firearm s advices from his bedside a t a lo W ashington be destroyed.
at
the
door
of
the
cabinet
cham
cal sanitarium . Gruelle underw ent
S hearer’s attorneys, immediate-! Smith, a youth and Firem an A. O. actively working against the Fas-
police headquarters office and un with intent to commit m urder.
been able to get her back.
ber.
President elect Calles in an operation for the removal of ly after the decision, filed an ap- Dunn tore through a screen door clsti.
rolled the package he had pre
Pappas said th a t when the of
W alker claimed th a t he bor dicated this edict to be one of the his appendix several days ago,
Prem ier Mussolini is alarm ed,
peal with the Columbia Court of and dragged her to safety from
viously taken from the prisoner, ficers appeared he thought they rowed the horse, and th a t W alk-
and
was
recovering
nicely
until
first
acts
after
taking
office.
The
according
to the dispatches, but
Appeals,
and
they
state
th
a
t
If
the
flame-enveloped
kitchen.
disclosing a new white or cre am 'w ere robbers ¡Mid opened fire up- e r’s sister-in-law owed him a
move
will
be
made
in
order
to
complications
set
in.
Although
It
was
explained
that the moving
they get an adverse decision at
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colored overcoat, which had un-j on them. W hen his wife fainted,
claim, and th at it was agreed th a t atop shootings which have occur- th ere is little danger of his death, th at tribunal, they intend to carry,
P ortland— Park rose w ater dis. of w arships to San Rena was not
doubtedly been stolen from some he surrendered.
He denied he e w a s tt) take the m are in lie u |r e d frOm tim e to time during the
his physicians are worried over the suit to the United States S u -, trict asks for bids for 500,000 In anticipation of fu rth er com
one.
had sold liquor.
of the claim.
meetings of the deputies.
his failure to rally.
preme Courts
gallon steel w ater tank.
m unist outbreaks.
PRICE IS ÏD STAY '
N GAME COMMISSION
; e
I
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10 BE QUERIED IN
NEARLY COMPLETED LIQUOR ACTMIIES
t
PROTEST IS FILED
II K. LAKE
T WITH COAT
BOY ESCAPES FROM
TO O
SEÏÏLE OWNERSHIP
E MOONSHINER
AFTER PISTOL FIGHT
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