Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, December 15, 1924, Image 1

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    ASHLAND CLIMATE
W ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
A shland D aily T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(In tern ation al N ew s W ire Service)
VOL. XLVIII.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
POSTAL RATES
TO BE LINKED
WITH PAY RAISE
New Bill to be Introduced
as Joint Measure in Sen­
ate Tomorrow
IS
SOME
OPPOSITION
D em ocratic
S< nators
F avoring
P ay In crease D eclare New
M ove Made to D efeat Rill
H ERE IS GOOD NEWS
FOR MAMA’S DARLING
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8 ilies made recently by edu­ 8
8 cators in Iow a,” said Mr. 8
8 Hand, who is a director of 8
8 the F o resters’ Orfhanage 8
8 at Oakville, Ont., support­ 8
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8 ity among children
de­ 8
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ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924
ST. LOUIS PAYS
SILENT HOMAGE
TO DEAD CHIEF
SEEKS TO DIVORCE WAR HERO
Funeral Train Bearing- Body;
of Gompers Halts in
Missouri City
NO. 89
boardwillnot :
GRANT PUNITIVE.:
PAYTORAILMEN
M OURN
Maintenance of Way Men
Are Losers in Fight for
Overtime Raise
20 ROADS ARE NAMED
Roily tio be Taken to N ew York
and Then R em oved to Tarry,
tow n for Burial
Tim e an<l H alf on M inute Hasis
Granted to Shop anil Round.
H ouse Men by Hoard
THOUSANDS
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
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CAN’T FIN D OWN KEY
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LONDON. Dec. 15. __
Scotland Yard, home of
the British sleuths, is
beating all its own records.
Only a few months ago
a thief walked calmly into
the very holy of holies and
appropriated any valuable
property in sight and
walked out again w ithout
disturbance — and was
never discovered.
But now, the Lost Prop­
erty Departm ent has lost
the key of its own office.
Instead of offering a re­
ward for its recovery—
that, of course, being be­
neath the dignity of the
“ yard” — the public were
adm itted by a small back
entrance.
Inside they found two
locksm iths carefully pick­
ing the lock of the main
entrance.
They took a
long time over it.
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STATE BUDGET
ISAPPROVED BY
CO M M ISSIO N
a Expenditure of $2,659,480
ai During 1925-26 Meets
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UP
TO
LEGISLATURE
Total Exp« lv .»s Est aliateti to be
Less Than During
Current B iennium
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— The
CHICAGO, Dec. 15. — The
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15. — This
adm inistrations new postal rate
United States railroad labor board
city, one of Gomper’s favorites,
SALEM, Dec. 13. — Expendi­
schedule, Intended to raise sixty
in a decision Friday denied puni­
and one th a t so often entertained
tures
of $2,659,480 by Oregon’s
eight million
dollars from ad­
tive overtime in the ninth and
him while he was alive, paid him
ten
largest
and most Im portant
vanced charges on second third
tenth hour to m aintenance of way
touching trib u te, a fte r his death,
state
institutions
for 1925 and
and fourth class mail service will
employes.
with flowers, tears and silent
1926
have
been
approved
by the
be linked with the vetoed postal
At the same time the hoard
reverence.
In these ways, the
state budget commission, accord­
salary bill and introduced as a
granted time and one-half on the
city expressed its deep regard i
ing to an announcement S atur­
jo int m easure in the Senate to-
m inute basis for work in excess
for the dead chiefton of Ameri­
day.
m oriow, it was announced by
of
eight
hours
to
shop
and
round­
can Federation of Labor, who |
Appropriations for these insti­
Senator Sterling. Republican of
house employes represented by the
died Saturday m orning near San
tutions
for the present biennium
North Dakota, chairm an cf the
United Brotherhood of m a in te n -jL
Antonio, Texas, following a fa­
aggregated $2,705,514. while the
Senate postoffice committee.
ance of way employes and r a i l - ! |||
tal attack while visiting in Mexi­
actual expenses probably wlIT to­
The proposed action will be
.a •
1
way laborers.
co City, Mexico.
tal
$2,591,513. O ffcials estim ated
taken on the recommendation of
The decision specified twenty !
Many of the fiercest battles,
that
these ten institutions, based
Mrs. Sophie d'Antlgnac Meldrin railroads and their subsidiaries, j
Postm aster General New, in an
waged in behalf of labor were
Coy.
Savannah,
Ga..
beauty,
has
on
their
expenditures for the first
effort to meet the Presidents’ ob­
fought in this city, and or th a t
entered the list of American women named by the brotherhood in a
23 months of the current bien­
jection to the postal employees
seeking divorces In Paris. She nation-wide movement for puni­
reason, th e city is even more than
nium,
would return to the state
wage increase. The move is op-
charged Edward H. (“Ted") Coy, tive overtime. The principal af- !
usually touched by the passing of
out
of
their 1923-24 appropria­
of New York, probably the greatest fects employes represented by the 1
posd by the Democratic Senators
the greatest and only leader the
tions
approximately
$114,000.
backfield
man
who
ever
played
on
favoring the pay increase, who
a Yale football eleven, with deser­ brotherhood on all roads in the In<i ’ 1,nn < a,‘ Goes off Tracks No provision has been made in
of this
Oregon Solons to G ather L ess laboring organizations
Near B ellingham .
H ighw ay
announced today th at they regard
tion. Coy, who served In the Navy United States.
country have ever known.
Tlian F our W eeks From
the 1925-26 budgets for the con­
it as a scheme to defeat the pay
B locked by Debris
during the World War. won the
The brotherhood contended that
The
Union
Station
here
was
T
his
D
ate
struction of new buildings.
bill.
Congressional Medal of Honor for "if we are to have a real eight
—
jam m ed today with men and wo­
The estim ated expenditures of
bravery
above
and
beyond
the
call
President Coolidge vetoed the
hour day,” according to the prin-1
BELLINGHAM, Wash., Dec. 15.
of duty.
men when the funeral train,
SALEM,
Dec,
15,
—
Less
than
the
ten state institutions for
pay bill, when he was informed
cipal previously affirmed by the ^I(dorm an S. G arrett, iu charge
bearing the body of Gompers a r ­
four
weeks
from
today
30
state
1925-26
are approximately $4 6,-
by the Postm aster General that
board, “ it m ust he protected bv 01 an e' ec*r ie interurban car was
rived. A fter a short stop here,
senators,
60
representatives,
a
000
less
than the appropriations
there was not enough money in
penalty rules, otherw ise it ¡c. I seriously injured and eight pas-
during
which
reverent
services
; for the current biennium.
the postal fund to meet the pro­ brigade of newspaper men, a
m eaningless.” It
alleged th a t sen£e rs suffered less serious in-
were held, the train proceeded to ­
Th«« largest appropriation ap­
crowd
of
seasoned
lobbyists
and
posed increase. The bill was
under present rules employes had, j uries here today when the in-
ward W ashington.
It will go
proved
by the commission was
a
hundred
or
more
ten
tativ
e
lobbied, and it appeared for a
a ten hour dav “ when it suits the! terurban ear, enroute from Bel-
from there to New York where
clerks
will
swarm
into
Salem.
It
for
$855,584
for the Oregon state
time as though it woudl be pass­
fanev of some carrier.”
linghain to Mount Vernon, Wash-
the funeral services for Gompers
will
be
the
day
before
the
open­
hospital.
This
includes general
ed over the P resident’s veto, but
Under this contention the board *nSton turned over and rolled one
will
be
held
In
the
Elks
club
maintenance of $798,000, togeth­
Coolidge personally took up the ing of the legislative as^m b ly .
ruled:
hundred feet down an em bank­
house on Thursday.
er
with proposed repairs, replace­
With
the
mobilization
of
these
fight to prevent it being brought
“ Due to the inability to pro— ment a few miles from here.
The train will then bearj
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ments
and improvements estim at­
invaders
the
excitement
will
be­
to a veto until .New could prepare
The accident occured when a
Gompers to Tarrytow n. New i R elatives F ail in A ttem pt to Ob- C hilly B last and Snow Announce cure men and to other reasons,!
ed
at
$57,625.
gin
and
there
will
be
no
let
up
a bill by which the money req u ir­
such time in excess of eight hours! grade, made soft by the continu-
ta in Releas«« o f G oldstein Boys
York, where the burial services
E ntry o f W inter Into City
The 1923-24 appropriation for
ed to meet the pay increase could until about the small morning
a
day can be considered unavoid-! out rains of the past two weeks,
will be held in Sleepy Hollow
H eld for R eceiving Goods
hours
of
February
22.
the state hospital totaled $855.-
of Portlan«!
be raised. Now th a t this bill is
able from the standpoint of con-! gave way on the slope of Chuck-
cemetery. The Masonic commit­
485, including $814,604 for m ain­
Not
in
years
lias
there
been
a
ready, Coolidge has
intim ated
tinuous and efficient operation anut mountain. The car rolled tenance and repairs and Improve­
tal service will be read at the
session
which,
in
advance,
gave
SALEM,
Dec.
15.
—
G
overnor’
PORTLAND,
Dec.
15.
—
The
th a t he will w ithdraw his obli­
of the. railroads.
over and finally came to a stop,
grave.
ments aggregating $40,881. Of
Pierce, at the conclusion of a Pacific N orthw est states are in
gations to the vote on the veto, promise of more stirrin g times.
“ The application of punitive resting 011 its top. The passeng­
Already
the
list
of
prospective
the total appropriation for the
hearing
in
the
executive
depart-
the
grip
of
real
w
inter
w
eather
should the postal rate increase
overtime cannot correct this con­ ers and motorman were thrown
legislation is assum ing elaborate TRIBUTE ir PAID
current biennium it was estim ated
m ent Saturday indicated th a t he in many areas, with heavy snow-
also be passed.
dition. It is a situation which about inside the car, but all ex-
that more than $40,000 would
proportions
and
a
not
inconsider­
would
not
interfere
in
the
sen-
fall
and
rapidly
falling
tempera-
The New bill would double the
TO WOODROW WILSON
cannot he controlled by the car-! cept G arrett escaped w ithout ser be turned hack to the state treas­
able
proportion
is
of
a
strongly
tence
imposed
in
the
cases
of
tures
reported
from
the
stations
rates on newspapers and m aga­
riers, hence it does not seem just ions injury. G arrett sustained a ury January 1.
character.
The ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— In H arry and Alex Coldstein who are throughout the area, according to
zines passing through the mails, controversial
For the state home for the
which
have the same solemn cham ber where serving term s of two and one the United States W eather Bureau th at they should be penalized.” 1 broken leg, a crushed shoulder
and it is estim ated would easily “ religious” hills,
The board added, however, th a tj and internal injuries which will feeble minded the budget com­
caused
friction
since
1917,
will
his spoken word affected the years in the Oregon state peni- officials here.
raise the money required to meet
this argum ent was based prim ar-j probably cause his death, accord­
mission has approved estim ated
be
conspicuous
by
their
absence.
A chill blast, accompanied by
destiny of this nation and the tentiary for receiving stolen prop-J
the pay increase of the postal
ily on the character of m ainten­ ing to attending physicians.
erty.
expenditures aggregating $361,-
Ku
Klux
Kian
officials
say
they
plenty
of
snow
characterized
win-
history of the world, friends and
clerks.
The slide, started by the car 700.
Of this amount $314,250
The Goldstein brothers were te r’s entry into Portland, the ance of way service and th a t the
will sponsor no such legislation foes of Woodrow Wilson today
carriers had shown little ju stifi­ continued down the m ountain is for m aintenance and $20.450
in the coming session.
thirteen
gathered in official ceremony and engaged in the second hand busi- therm om eter dropping
It is freely adm itted that there paid trib u te to his greatness. Dr. ness in Portland prior to four degrees in two hours this morn- cation of a nonpunitive rule in side, across the state highway, for improvements. The appro­
RURAL MAIL MUST BF,
the case of shop and roundhouse and onto the Great N orthern priation for this institution for
ÍN OFFICES EARLY is no love lost between the law­ Edwin Alderman. President of years ago when they were arrest- ¡ng.
Workers.
F urtherm ore, it sta t­ railway tracks, completely block­
m akers and the executive office, the University of Virginia d e liv -;6^ an ^ conv^cted on a charge of
According to the w eather bur- ed, the la tte r class are “com­ ing traffic on both the highway the present biennium $490.000,
including $315,000 for m ainten­
Christm as is a holiday in the but the sentim ent among the ered a scholarly eulogy on t h e : rece^v’n^ a large quantity of stol- eau reports, a continued fall of
monly governed by the same bul­ and the railroad tracks.
ance,
$16,000 for repairs and
ru ral mail delivery service and senators and representatives ap­ life of the w ar-tim e president.
en property. The defendants after- snow' is expected throughout the
letins as mechanics’ helpers and
parcels for delivery on rural pear to be th at the governor will
$158.000
for perm anent improve­
wards appealed th eir cases to the day. Ranchers of Eastern Ore-
apprentices already enjoying puni­
ments. There will be returned to
routes should be mailed so as to have to “ start som ething” first.
suprem e court, with the resu lt gon and W ashington have been
tive overtim e.”
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KEATTTT}F«t APP AkJnV.n the state for the present bien­
reach the office of delivery at The solons intend to perm it the SHEDD BANK ROBBER
th a t the decree of the lower court warned to protect th eir stock
SENTENCED TO JAIL was affaimed.
FOR FORUM LUNCH nium approximately $57,000.
least three or four days before governor to be^the aggressor, so
from the cold snap which is ex-
Estim ated expenditures for the
Christm as. Last year for the first th a t for w’hatever happens th ere­
Relatives of the Goldstein pected to follow. A foot of snow '
ALBANY, Dec. 15. — George
Ham and eggs, the eggs laid eastern Orcenn state hospital for
• brothers appeared before the gov- and zero w eather has been re-j
tim e Christm as was observed as a after the responsibility will be
S itterf who confessed
to the
by the chickens competing in the the next biennium, as approved.
holiday on all rural routes on the head of the governor.
holding up of the Bank of Shedd i ernor Saturday and urged th a t ported from Kamloops, British :
egg laying contest held during aggregate $392.800.
This In
throughout the country. This was
Not until after the house and
at Shedd, Oregon on November j the sentences of the two men be Columbia. A high barom eter in !
the W inter Fair, will feature the d u d e s $346,800 for m ainten­
an experiment. No complaint senate have been organized, com­
I
commuted
or
th
at
they
be
released
Alaska,
with
.the
area
moving
29 was sentenced here Saturday
Forum luncheon of the Chamber ance, perm anent
has resulted from the suspension m ittee assignm ents made and
improvements
by Judge Kelly to serve fifteen 1 under parole. It was argued th a t down the coast is the cause of the
of
Commerce
tom
orrow
at
the
and
purchase
of
land
$16,000, new
of service on th a t day, therefore work started for a few days is
years in the state penitentiary. I they already had served four cold snap, the w eather bureau
Hotel
Ashland,
according
to
J.
farm buildings $18,000, addition­
the holiday will be continued.
there likelihood of a clash be­
Clarence Replogle, an accom­ m onths which w-as sufficient for officials state.
II. Fuller, secretary of the o r­ al dairy herd $5000 and general
tween these two branches of the plice of S itterf was turned over the crime they had committed.
The storm is likely to continue
“Old Bill” for many years ganization.
repairs $7000. The 1923-24 ap­
state government.
There, are to the juvenile authorities when Alex Goldstein, the older of the for several hours, and bring six or monarch of the
Elk herd in
AIR MAIL PILOT TS
In addition to the poultry fea­ propriation for this institution
brothers was said to have a wife eieht inches of snow to the
plans a-plenty now incubating to
VISITOR IN ASHLAND checkm ate strictly political ac­ evidence was subm itted by his a t­ and four children dependent upon N orthw est areas, the w eather man Lithia Park is no more. Dying as tu re a splendid program has been was $401.200. This included
he lived, “ Old Bill” veteran of arranged for the luncheon. One m aintenance $315.000,
torn ies showing he was born in
general
him for support.
tivities of the chief executive, but
said.
many an uprising among the of the features will be a talk
1907. Clarence Boggie and L au r­
L ieutenant Dean of the Aerial
repairs $8000 and perm anent im­
these will not be put into mo­
younger bull elk of his herd fin­ by Dr. Swedenburg. relating hie
Mail Service was in Ashland for
en Neilson, also found guilty in
provements $78,200. Out of the
tion until the psychological mo­
Telephone lines were out from ally succumbed to a combination experiences during the recent trip
connection with the same robbery, Y OFRTUTAT. PRAISES
a short time Saturday. His reg­
1923-24
appropriation this in­
m ent arrives. That it will arrive
WORK BEING DONE P ortland to A storia and St. of the onslaughts of time and the
will be sentenced soon.
ular run is from San Francisco
abroad.
stitution
will
return to the state
is as certain- as daylight.
Helens late this morning, but fierce rushes of a younger hull.
to Elko, Nevada, but he came
$62,415.
W. W. Dillon of Portland, In ­
were later repaired and put into For one of inexorable laws of na­
north on a short business trip.
The Oregon state training
V 7Ô M A W T<5 PTTTPT TkT
terstate Secretary of the Oregon-
service.
Twenty breaks in power ture is th at of the surival of ‘he
Dean made the trip from Van­
school
budget for 1925 and 1926
Idaho
Y.
M.
C.
A.
was
in
Ash-
SISKIYOU CAR CRASH
and high voltage lines were re- fittest, and when “Old BUI” was
couver, W ashington to Medford
was
approved
by the commission
land yesterday and met in « « ■ -'p o rte d 'b y the""portï.”n d T ë î i t r k no longer the fittest of the herd
39054180
Saturday morning in three hour*
at
$161,675.
as
against $140.000
Mrs. L. Hellen of Seattle was
A n,nCei Wv \ i % T
° f the
most of them due to then he passed on his leadership,
and five minutes. He states the
for
the
current
biennium. The
Ashland Y. M. C A. He c o m --fallIng treefl and po,e8. The wea. but not until he had lain down
sun is still doing,business above bodly cut on the head yesterday
plim ented the local association on, th er bureau here predlcted th at his life in attem pting to retain
the fog but the tem perature at when the car in w’hicli she was
fContinued on nage 4)
riding
in
the
Siskiyous
skidded
e e ciency of the present work the storm will continue over the th a t leadership.
10,000 feet is eight degrees be­
The tuberculosis health seal
and ran into the bank. A piece
with t h . boy, in the Hl-Y. Pion- NorthWMt. perh ap5 ,„ r „
low zero.
Three years ago, “ Old Bill”
of rock projecting from the bank
e e r, and Friendly In d ian , Clnba.
days. A tem perature of tw enty sustained an injury to his hack sale In Ashland has already ffet
R. Rickman of Ashland, a
went through the glass of the car
The d ire c to r, are much pleaaed , ollr degree, 1, predicted
for during one of his battles in p u t­ ted the committee ;n charge $290
Southern Pacific roundhouse em ­
and struck her on the head. She
with the work being done by C. P o r,iand tonight.
ting some younger bull in his according to an announcement
ploye was bound over to the V. Howell, local secretary.
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was rushed to the hospital here
place. From this injury the old made today. W ith a num ber of j
grand ju ry Friday afternoon, by j
and is reported to be resting com­
fellow never fully recovered. It mail list subscribers not yet !
Justice of the Peace Glenn O.
fortably today. She was trav el­
MAN
ARRESTED
IN
sapped his strength, and
he heard from and with the sale stil! 1
Taylor of Medford on a charge
ing through the country with her
MYSTERY SLAYING;
probably knowing th a t his next continuing a t the post office, it
of subornation of perjury. His
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Hellen and
fight would be his last, attem pt­ is believed the sale this year wilt
bond was fixed at $1000. The
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15. — !
a woman whose name is not
ed
to prolong his rule by keeping equal or surpass th at ot previous
charge was preferred b j his wife, Matthew D eckert was a rre s te d !
known were in the car. The
the younger members of his herd years.
Edith, and the defendant wept here Saturday as a suspect in the!
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— The
group were coming down the Sis­
cowed.
This
system
worked
The
comiriittee
regrets
the
fact
bitterly
at
times.
United
States,
in
Secretary
MEDFORD, Dec. 15. — Gene kiyous but were down the m oun­
m ystery of the killing of W alter'
splendidly
until
last
night,
when
that
many
did
not
rece
ve
letter
H
ughe’s
note
to
G
reat
Britain
has
’ Rickman, age 37, testifi-, Powers, prom inent automobile
W atkins and W alter W hisenant, tain when the accident occurred.
MEDFORD, Dec. 15. — The one of the youngsters,
braver
containing
seals,
owing
to
an
In
made no concessions to any of the
ed that last sum m er her husband saiesman, who was shot to death new Copco office building on
local young men charged with
than the rest, decided to contest complete mailing ll'jt and to the British argum ents th at America
accused
her
of
misconduct
with
a statutory offense against a 14- ASHLAND OTRT.R APE
late Friday night while sitting In ■ Holly street, which is rapidly “ Old Bill’s” right to the throne
scarcity of supplies.
However is not entitled to participate in
year old girl last W ednesday NEW S STA FF MEMBERS her half brother, W illiam DeBolt. his autom obile in a fashionable'! nearing completion, will be fit-
in
combat.
Bravely
the
old
fel-
those
who
failed
to
rece've
stamps the German reparations paymenst,
and
th
at
under
th
re
a
ts
and
in
evening, were bound over to the
residence district.
Deckert ad- tingly dedicated next Saturday
low
took
up
the
challenge,
but
h
i
-
!
ean
obtain
them
by
mailing
a arranged by the Dawes plan, on a
fear,
she
had
sworn
to
a
complaint
grand jury, by justice pf the
m tted to the police th a t he k n ew ( when the annual Christm as tree injured back, F ather Time and
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
against
DeBolt.
L
ater
she
told
peace Glenn O. Taylor, Saturday COLLEGE, Corvallis, Dec. 15. —
Powers, but denied any connect- celebration of the Copco Forum the fierce rushes of his foe spell­ check to the chairm an or by pur­ pro rata basis, it was learned of-
the
district
attorney
it
was
un­
chasing them a t the sales head­ ficia'ly here Saturday. The Ameri­
ion with the m urder.
a t the prelim inary hearing. Bail | M argaret McCoy and Frances
l takes place.
ed defeat, and with it death. To­ quarters. The school children of can and British positions in the
true.
was fixed at $2500 each.
P ra tt of Ashland were two of
According to present plans of day th e herd has another lead­
Mrs. Susan Beeman, who testi­ J. L. BARNTHOUSE
the city will start tomorrow on a argum ent are clearcut, according
But one witness — the com­ the 14 new members apointed on
the committee in «harge of this er.
fied
she
knew
the
defendant
when
campaign in which it is hoped to to the statem ent.
plaining witness — was heard. the O. A. C. Daily Barom eter
IN JU RED IN FALL annual affair, the usual turkey
The cold w eather and the ice reach every person in the city.
he
was
a
little
boy
In
Nebraska,
The. defense.
th ru
A ttorney staff. Miss P ra tt, sophomore in
dinner and entertainm ent will be forming upon the lake in Lithia
LONDON. Dec. 15. — The for­
The Kiwanis Club has offered a
George M. Roberts, waived call­ commerce and Miss McCoy, soph­ was also called as a witness, and i J. L. B arnthouse, well known held a t the Hotel Medford, after
P ark resulted in the death of flag to the school room, the pu eign Office is undecided w hether
ing any witnesses. The events omore in home economics, are told details of w hat she had heard, j local resident slipped and fell on which the children will anarch
another of the attractions in- the
leading up to and following the members of Xi Beta, local sro- during the progress of a bitter the ice in front of his house on to the new Copco building, where
pils of which sell the most stamps it will reply to the American note
park. One of the swan, much
family
row.
on the subject of war claims, or
the
Boulevard
yesterday
and
hurt
alleged attack were recited by orlty.
Santa Claus will preside over the adm ired by visitors here, in at; this year.
The
public
was
excluded
from
his
back
quite
seriously.
He
is
th e girl.
A local dairym an aided the allow discussion to rest until the
Christm as tree. The new build­ tem pting to land on the ice after
,
,
,,
,
heAring
on
account
of
the
financial conference to be held
reported to be resting quite com­ ing w ill be fittingly decorated
The public was excluded from
ugene Stock subscribed Io- sordid details, and th ere was a fortably today.
a short flight was unable to gain campaign greatly during the past in Paris during January, by the
the hearing, on the grounds of S r , " P° t,e r r 8n,,
“ " ne
« ' ‘he m o Z l ?
for the occasion, and it is expect­ a foothold and slid into a rock week when he stam ped every
“ public m orality,” the court said.
ed th a t this year’s party will be on the edge of the pond, dis­ bottle of milk delivered with one Allies, according to an official
curious on hand.
Tidings Want Ads are go-getters bigger and b etter than ever.
announcem ent made here thia
of the seals.
locating Its neck.
morning.
LEGISLATURE READY
|
T
e
IN GRADE SLIPPING
AND HEAVY BATTLE
r nrnicrp to
l ncruoco iu
WEATHER MAN SAYS
IS
STATE PENITENTIARY: COMING THIS WAY
VETERAN LEADER OF
PARK ELK HERD IS
KILLED IN BATTLE
SEAL SALE HERE
t
O VER ID
G-
COPCO OFFICE ID BE
DEDICATED DEC. 2D
J