ASHLAND CLIMATE
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nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
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ASHLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1924
99
GOTHAM READY
FOR WETTEST
NEWYEAR’SEVE
PIVOTAL POINTS IN DAY’S NEWS
BOBBED HAIR MAMAS
RECEIVE HAD JOLT
SHEPHERDSAYS a
INVESTIGATION
IS ALL WRONG
----- . o
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27.
— A nother tradition has .
»
DEFIANCE, Ohio. Dec. £
been shot full of holes —
•* 27. — Hearken, ye maid- £
another cherished
idol
£ ens, whose locks are £
shattered.
Leap year, !
♦♦ shorn, to the voice of stu- £
which from time immem- !
8 dent debaters. The pendu- £
orial has been regarded !
£ lum of fashion Is swing- £
I £ as a staunch ally and the J
8 ing back.
Long tresses, £
~
R fulfillm ent of hope of 1
8 hanging about the knees, £
S ig n s of Rain and General1 8 certain elem ents of the ♦
8 are now much to be de- £
Poison Booze Fails to Daunt
Wanning of State Are
« fair sex, seemingly has 1
Based
on
Flimsy
Circum
8 sired over those th a t stop £
Revelers in Their Gala
Yearly Increase Between 20
in Jight
failed California feminity, J
8 short ju st below the ears.
stantial
Evidence,
Words
R
ii-
Preparations
and 30 Per Cent Re
or It may be the other way 1
8
This Is the argum ent
of Foster Father
port Shows
PORTLAND STILL COLD « around, which would mean I
8 by which two male debat-
RUM
FLEET
STOPPED
-------—.
a
th at feminity has failed t
HURRYING HOMEWARD 8 era at Defiance College,
Ships P repare to L eave as Ice
OFFICERS ARE ACTIVE
leap year.
j Coast Guard C utters Surround
.!%«
8 Thomas W hite and Carl
H o e s Leave. Colum bia and
E
xperts
Report
Typhoid
Fever
In any event, m arriage t
8 Dille, arguing for long
F leet o f L iquor Carriers O ff
A ctivities o f Police Total 78,341
W illam ette R ivers
statistics for the year 1924 t
Cause of
Y outh’s
Death.
8 hair, won over Misses
New York Coast
or an A verage of A236 per
have ju st about convinced £
A gain W ork on Body
8 Hazel Perry and Lela Im-
Man, R afferty Explains
PORTLAND. Dec. 27. — Sev
L. E. Ross, director of the £
8 oberstag, who defended
NEW YORK, Dec. 27— W ith
eral unm istakable signs of a gen
state bureau of vital sta- £
ABOARD THE CALIFORNIA 1 the shingle bob, the “ King
th e gloomy spectre of even strict
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 27. -J-x Thrt
eral thaw which have been ob
tistics, th a t “ leap year is £
8 T u t,” “the ¡“ sw eetheart,” !
LIMITED,
Enroute to Chicago
er
prohibition
enforcem
ent
for
registration of automobiles
in
served in several of the coldest
now a failure and should £
Dec. 27. — W illiam Shepherd’, I ‘ Buster Brown," -“ pine
the
y
e
a
r'o
f
1925
looming
up
for
Oregon
has
increased
approxi
areas In the state, and which
be abolished’’ so far as £
counsel and foster father, and 8 apple,’’ and any other
»
mately sixty igjr cent every two
the modern girls and wo- £ the future, New York city was
were backed up by the district
one of the chief beneficiaries in » brand of close-cropping
today
preparing
to
celebrate
a
years
over the previous two years
w eather office report of its fore
men are concerned.
£
the will of the late “ Billy McClin 5 th a t may have been devls- ;
for
the
past twelve years, accord
cast this m orning th a t a break
Ross analyzed the mar- £ “dripping w et” New Y ear’s Eve
(
tock, dead m illionaire orphan, I ed.
ing to the biennial report of T.
in the cold snap Is due wifhin a riage records in these £ next W ednesday night. The'je
into whose death officials in Chi £ £ £ £ £ £ » ö « t j ö t t
A.
Raffety, chief state traffic in
preparations
are
going
on
in
face
twenty four hours today brought a words: “ The brides appar- £
cago are conducting an investi
spector.
The annual increase of
joy to thousands in the Pacific a ently continued to show £ of the impressive “poison hootch”
gation today charged th at the in
tourist
travel
fs estim ated at from
Northwest communities.
the usual discrim ination.” £ toll, and the bottling up of rum
vestigation was being conducted
20
to
30
per
cent.
2 8 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £
The tem perature registered in
row by the coast guard cutters,
as a bunch of flimsy, circum stan
The report shows th at officers
Seattle this m orning read 36 de
and the extensive raiding cruis-
tial evidence, furnished by Shep
of
the departm ent from October
grees above zero, the highest
ade which has been carried on in
h erd ’s enemies with a mercenary
1,
1922,
to October 1, 1924, pa
i $
m ark th at has been reached since
New Jersey, term ed by prohibi
•« motive.
trolled
a
total of 59,760 miles or
the cold spell first fastened its
tion enforcem ent officers as the
Shepherd also advised th a t de
an average of more than 1000
grip on the northw est. A light
w ettest 'state in the union.”
spite reports sent out yesterday
miles per month per man. Ac
snow fell in Portland, but the
W illiam W alker, assistan t »ch’ef
in which it is claimed th a t Mc-
tivity covered during the period
w eather man predicted th a t this
C’intock was violently in love with F ake School and Stock Sellin g
of the enforcem ent agencies is
numbered 73,341 or 5236 per
would turn to rain before night
Schem es T ake Money from
Isabella Pope, th at the dead
em phatic in hia statem ent th at
man.
A total of 3986 arrests
fall. A large low pressure area
E m ploym ent Seekers
youth was not in love with the
New Jersey was as “ wide open”
were made, an average of 235
off the British Columbia coast has
girl, and was not eager to marry
as before the advent of the eight
per man. \\ arning slips for m in
been given by the forecasters as Suit for A nnulm ent B rought by
SALEM, Dec. 27. — Persons
complete denial that he was a victim, of a blackmail plot has her.
Shepherd stated that one
eenth am endm ent.
K ip W ill be C ostly if it L asts
a certain sign of w arm er tem per
seeking
jobs in Oregon in the last or violations were issued in the
time, during the youth's fatal ill
All
cabarets,
hotels
and
restau
num ber of 25,271.
Very Ijong
atu res to come in the very near
ness, he turned his back on her two years have paid a total of
ran ts in th e w hite light districts
A ttention has been giqen,"
future.
picture, never m entioning her $358,706.44 in fees to employ
had
W1
®
“
»
hot®
1
l0W
and
apparently
sprained
reported
early
today
th
a
t
all
their
The huge ice floes covering the
W HITE PLAINS, N. Y. Dec. 27.
ment bureaus, or an average of says the report, “ to 6835 light
K ‘UCh* * .t, T k wer* tried on m®—and It wasn’t, I say— name again.
violations, while inspection and
Columbia and W illam ette rivers, — Mrs. Alice R. R hinelander, the New Years reservations had been It would be a case of millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute -
The report of physicians and $1.82 per job. says the biennial
which have Impeded shipping in New Rochelle bride of Leonard sold out for days and th a t only McCormack declared. Mika WlUette Kershaw, noted actress savs «he toxicologists, working on the ex report of C. H. Gram, state labor weighing motor trucks total 5804.
Rules and regulations of the pub
¿^01“
Am#Plcana ** husbands. Her next, she is certain win
this section for the past week Kip Rhinelander, a wealthy scion the slightest chance rem ained for
ior?lgner- Americans are all gold-diggers; Europeans 'after humbed body of the “ m illinaire commissioner. Placem ents thru ic service commission have been
a
follower
of
Baccus
to
obtain
a
are expected to break up soon, of one of New Y ork’s most a ris
jU
t?* ° nlT f entl#nien' Bh® delarea. United States Senator Thon Za orphan’’ was received by States the public employment bureaus in
given attention, with 1632 such
and several ships which have been tocratic families will receive pay Place in the front row of the wor
2
i
~
11".-
A ttorney Crowe yesterday.
It ihe two years have numbered 80,- cases handled; 1094 reckless and
held in port by the ice are pre- ments of $300 per m onth as ali- shippers a t his shrine.
gave but a m eagre report of (heir 235; and of these 56,922, or 50,-
eaieless drivers have been a rre st
Poison rum today claimed its
paring to sail as soon as the floes { mony and $3,000 in counsel fees
activities, simply stating th at the 661 men and 6261 women were
ed
and warned and 1599 opera
disappear.
The ice across the during«her defense of the suit for eighjji victim for th e week when
Place
youth had died following an a t from Portland bureaus.
tors
have been arrested or warn
Columbia has been le ry thick d u r m arriage
annulm ent
brought John Cleary, 32. died after suf
tack of typhoid fever. The experts ments at Eugene where 9109,
ed
for
parking or stopping cars on
ing the past two days, and yes against her by her husband, ac fering four days from alcoholic I
86,665 and
Marshfield
are again at work on the body, Salem
the pavement. Speeding cases oh-
terday many persons crossed the cording to a rqling made by the poisoning. Cleary was biihd and 1
and within a few days will deliv- 5539.
sei
ved and taken care of total
W illam ette on foot above P ort court here this morning.
in great pain since he was picked
Wage in September, 1924 show
ed their report as to w hether the
5205.
The officers of the depart
land.
R hinelander accuses his wife up and taken to a local hospital
fever was contracted naturally or ed a slight decrease as compared
ment
have
personally observed
of fraud in m isrepresentating h er early this week
was introduced into McClintock’s with December, 1923. Z
A light rainfall which started self to be “ w hite” . The order
The coast guard forces report
More than 1000 wage claims and investigated 715 wrecked au
body crim inally, either through
tomobiles.”
in Ashland late last night, freez for the annulm ent suit was sign that they have the rum
fleet
hypodermic injections or by in were adjusted by the state labor
Seventeen persons have been
ing alm ost as soon as it struck ed by Court Justice Thompson blocked off the coast, and th at
troducing the typhus germs into departm ent during the two years.
arrested
for automobile theft.
th e ground, this m orning covered when counsel for Rhinelander al there fs little p o ssib ility 'o f any T rekan Unable to E scape from
By the Portland office 734 claims
Fred D uke to be H eld for A llow his food.
Twenty-two
jail sentences have
the streets of the city with a leged th at George Jones, father
involving $26,-
B u ild in g Is Found Dead by
of the score or more of ships com
Shepherd, although he was not were adjusted
in
g
B
u
s
to
be
O
perated
in
been imposed on charges filed by
glaze of ice but this morning, with of Mrs. Rhinelander signed him
F orm er Com panions
sent for, as soon as he heard the 638.18, and by the Salem office officers of the departm ent for vio
prising this fleet landing th eir il
UareleSH M anner
a rising tem perature, the ice was self as “ colored” when he made
investigation had been started, 382 claims involving $2778.65.
lations of the motor vehicle act.
melted by the warm rain, and application for his naturalization licit cargoes. The rum laden ves
Violation of the eight hour law
sels are reported lying ju st out-
YREKA, Dec. 27. — One man
A w arrant, sworn to by J. J. cancelled an extended vacation
A classification of arrests show
soon all but disappeared, leaving papers.
trip through New Mexico • and on public works, defective mach 512 arrests for reckless and care
side
the
twelve
mile
lim
it,
with
'
Was
burned
to
death
near
Horn-
McMahon,
state
traffic
officer,
has
only a little slush to remind early
Rhinelander and his wife were
brook, and the John Pashburg been issued by Justice of the boarded the train for Chicago inery and boilers, bad sanitary less driving; speeding by cars and
m orning autom obile drivers of the m arried several m onths ago, and nineteen coast guard cullers pa
house here, the H ilt hospital at Peace Gowdy for Fred Duke, op States A ttorney Crowe announc conditions in camps arid factories, trucks 1930; licenses m atters 788;
ice which had covered the streets lived together in a fashionable trolling the w aters between the
H ilt and P ra th e r’s garage' a't Mon
ed th at as soon as the foster compulsory boarding in public
during the night.
apartm ent in W hite Plains for a ships and the coast. There is little tague were damaged in a séries of erato r of the K lam ath Falls-Ash father arrives in Chicago he will boarding houses, lack of proper light violations 366; inadequate
land stage line, charging him with
and improper equipment 92; in-
It Ms believed th a t the warm num ber of weeks before th eir possibility of any of these ships
Tecent fires in which the control allowing a mrftor bus to be oper be subjected to an examination, compensation for injuries received
toxicated drivers and possession
escaping,
for
on
the
two
accasions
rain will continue for some time, m arriage was discovered by Rhine
and no establishm ent pay day are
was seriously handicapped by ice ated in a dangerous m anner.
in
which
it
is
hoped
to
uncover
of liquor 117; miscellaneous 200.
thus breaking the cold spell which lan d er’s relatives. They immedi " h e n they have attem pted to and snow. ‘
listed as the most common law
Duke was cited to appear be several facts in connection with violations.
As a result of the 3986 arrests
has held the State for the past ately put detectives to work in move, coast guard cu tters were
Henry Crojr, aged 36 years, fell
the death of the youth.
by
traff,c force fines have
two weeks. Southern Oregon has uncovering the past life of Mrs. following in th eir wake, and the 'v ictim to an oil lamp in his lone fore Gowdy yesterday m orning at
In a ,^..L»<Z.,?__the9G Ca86B been the Imposed
by the courts in
eleven
o’clock
but
failed
to
put
in
escaped most of the cold w eather R hinelander, who it is alleged two boats which deserted their
personal
investigation
was
made
ly cabin near Hornbrook, and he
an appearance, and McMahon im SMALL s il v e r TTT aw
the am ount of $69,366.85. The
during the past week, but the was the daughter of George Jones, companion ships isoon returned to
either by the commissioner or I j J b
died on his own bed, helpless as mediately obtained the w arrant
HITS
WILLAMETTE
rain will be more than welcome, a New Rochelle cab driver. The the fleet.
de ties,’’ the report says. “ In maximum fine was $4b0. Fees
f th e flames swept across him. to insure his appearance for pre
totalled
$93,610.81,
guaranteeing a real break in the detectives unearthed the fact th a t
PORTLAND, Dec. 27. — A other instances, wherre great dis collected
! Croy was widely known in this lim inary hearing.
»
while
the
resale
value
of stolen
w eather.
Jones had adm itted in his n a tu r
sleet and wind storm is predicted tances hatW o be traveled aqd no‘,
1 section of Siskiyou county, where
C.
C.
Jalo
of
this
city
was
a
r
Cars
was
$53,370.
These
totals
alization papers th a t he was a
! he had lived from his birth. At rested today by Chief of Police to sweep W estern Oregon and particular uarm was' done by a
represent
a
return
tp
the
citizens
negro, born in England.
9:30 Saturday evening met his McNabb on a w arran t sworn to W ashington tonight as the break few days delay the m atter com
of the state of $216,347.66, also
When the news was first made
brother Daniel at Hornbrook and charging Jalo with failure to pro ing point in the cold spell which plained of was taken up by cor
a return from each officer of
public, R hinelander announced
told him th at he was sick and vide for his wife and family. Jalo has beld on in this section for respondence and a large percent
th at he would stay with his wife,
Southwest storm age of the cases were adjusted. $«15,453.44 or an average of about
th at hd was going home to get was lodged in the city jail, and thrbe weeks.
$643.89 per man.
and stoutly denied the charges,
som ething to eat and then go to upon his failure to furnish bona, w arnings have been put up by the
’A number» p f instances have
hut following a conference with
been called • to our
a tte n tio n ,
bed.
He was never seen alive was taken this afternoon to the w eather bureaus.
his parents and th eir lawyers it
again.
( ,
A m iniature silver thaw struck where tl>e purchasing of stock in '
county jail in Jacksonville.
PORTLAND, Dec. 27. __ The
was announced th a t he would
the W illam ette Valley and W est a concern was one of the require- j
On th eir way home about 3:30
bring suit for the annulm ent of coroner and. officials of the P o rt Sunday morning Charles Hawkins
ern Oregon and W estern W ash ments to ijold a job. In no case
his m arriage.
land Gas and Coke Company and F ran k Frain saw the smould^ LADIES GO ON VISIT ington pohits today, but did little have we been able to find such
O. H. Johnson, local jew eler,
Both Jones and his daughter which furnishes the city with its ering ruins of Croy’s cabin, and
damage.
an arrangem ent has worked out
8 £ £ £
Friday afternoon let a contract deny the charges th at they are 8aa supply today opened th e ir
going to the scene, they fqunc ARE SOON CALLED TO EARTH
beneficially to the worker.
He
for the excavation for his new ‘colored.”
investigation into the deaths of his body burned beyond recogni
8 £ £ £
has generally lost not only the j
building on the lo t next to The
Charles Adams, 58, Mrs. Mary tion on what had once .been
am ount he put in as an in v est-'
SWANS TAKE TO AIR
Adams, his m other, 84, and m 8 bed.
,____.__„ __ ,
® builds 1 MAUSOLEUM WILL BE
The. armp and legs were
The Men’s Glee Club of the
ment but alsd his wages earn-i
ing contract went to Clarry and
jorie Adams, 17, a grand-daugh completely burned awgy
ed.
’ Bible Institute of Los Angeles
OPEN
TO
PUBLIC
FOR
Sally and Mary decided to
W inters and work on the struc
The attention of the bureau also now on their 1924-1925' tour, will
FEW HOURS -SUNDAY ter of the dead woman, whose . Croy’s car was fo'bnd near the go visiting this morning. But
tu re was started this morning.
lives were snuffed out in th eir house and it ^s supposed that
is
frequently called to -the ab u ses’ 8t° l ^ in Ashland for a concert on
instead of going like human
1
The excavation will be completed
The announcem ent was made home yesterday from carbon when he reached the house, he
practiced on men and women of ’ next ^Wednesday. Having appear-
beings, they decided to fly to
w ithin 30 days, according to the here today th a t the memorial monoxide gas which was gener
lit an oil lamp th a t he kept on a their neighbors’’ for a friendly
this
state by fake trade schools, j ed in ei8,lt California cities on
■contractors.
mausoleum
in Odd
Fellow ’s ated, it is alleged, by defective shelf beside hig bed and th a t he chat. For Sally and Mary are
Through advertising,
g litterin g ' their way north the Club passed
Mr. Johnson expects to have Mountain View cem etery will be gas floor heaters.
fainted and fell across the bed
the
two
big
swans
who
are
YREKA,
Dec.
27
To
1
I¡Promises
are
made
which
attra ct through hare in an
immense
his new business house which will open for the inspection of th e
Two* of the women were found knocking the lamp onto him perm anently located in the
Yreka on a standard plane ^v lu ? the unw ary- Representatives are touring coach the early part of
be 20x60 feet, completed by May public between the hours of one dead in bed, with all indications
self as* he fell and created his
pond in Lithia Park. That is, first class California cities
1. The building will have a glass and four P. M. Sunday afternoon. pointing tow ard the fact th a t they
cities in
in madC th&t a ft®r a short course I this week’ The>' * nl «ive their
own funeral pyre
-perhaps
they
are
perm
anently
point of municipal w ater supply of instruction students fan ta k e , concert of sacred song at Eugene,
front, cem ent floor and concrete
Because of the inclem ent wea- were asphyxiated while asleep,
located.
and sanitation, the California up and follow vocations requiring ‘ twice in Portland, in Roseburg
walls. A steam heating plant will th e r. many were unab,e tQ attend while Adams was found stretched
*
Mary,
like
many
of
her
State Board of Health throughJ llighIy skilled mechanics and re-1 and ’n, four other Oregon cities
be in the basem ent. »Mr. Johnson the dedication ceremonies a t the in the hallway, indicating th a t he FIRE VICTIMS CARED
O.
G. Gillespie, director of (|ip ceive the highest wages of train- before appearing here in the
hum
an
sisters,
changed
her
FOR BY NEIGHBORS
expects to make this one of the new stru ctu re last Sunday, and dikl while trying to gain his
Presbyterian church on New
mind about £oing visiting board’s bureau of sanitary e n -( ed artisans.
most attractive jew elry stores in for th a t reason, G. D. Mason, way tq th e 'b p e n air.
Y
ear’s Eve.
soon after startin g , and not gineering, has appealed to
HOBARD, Okla., Dec. 27. —
th e '
the state.
Two;'gas floor heaters, used in W ith five moré victims unlikely wishing to retu rn to her home
builder of the mausoleum believ
Being accompanied by three
voters of Yreka to pass each of ’ BOYS ESCAPE FROM
ed it best to have it open another warming the home, were found alive, and sixty six injured, mak
violinists, a Cellist and pianist,
so eariy j n / t h e day, decided to
STATE INSTITUTION the club presents an interesting
day for the public. Hundre'ds who burning when the coroner arrived ing th irty five dead, H obart to go shopping, and landed in the three propositions to be bal-
loted on a t the special election
PORTLAND CAR THIEF visitetf the memorial last Sunday to take charge of the bodies. day turned its attention*4o care- fro n t'o f the Hotel Ashland, and here Jan u ary 6.
and inspiring program of vocal
27. —— - Four
HANDED LONG TERM pronounced it one of the most These heaters will be thoroughly ing for the injured, and th e stritk then paddled around, viewing
Thp sn«eiai
t
. . SALEM, Dec.
--------
- - . ^ boy a<id instrum ental music of the
J ^ « a r y G inm ates of the state training I highest order,
beautiful buildings they had ever examined by chemists and gas en families who were victim s of the window displays, but Sally is tn J h n !
s
to
be
held
to
clear
away any school finished the institution’s j The music lovers of
i
PORTLAND, Dec. 27. — Earl seen, and since it is hoped th a t experts, in order to determ ine the Babb school fire on C hrist continued on her way for sev
X e d G ainst8 u j ' m ooo" ''■B- ! C' ' r i! ,"las “ '«'.ration Thnrsday , wlll be (ortunate i„dee(l to h .v -
Edwards, alleged head of one of everyone interested can view the w hether they give off the feared mas Eve.
eral blocks, finally alighting
■ , '*
the most complicated systems of building, it was decided to open carbon monoxide gas while heat
'”e
"‘° P hW”
near the Jordan Electric Shop. t a u , ■„ 0,e r » l,..m l„ gb. p n a s e X d e . 4 t o T
wholesale autom obile thefts in it again. The public is cordially ing th e room. The investigation
for
a
concert.
The visit and shopping tour
BREAK IN JURY IS IN
by the voters in early December asked to make a special .effort tq
this state, and others on the Paci invited to visit the stru ctu re and will probably be concluded by this
The concert will be given In
was
cu t short however', when
FAVOR
OF
KID
McCOY
but
which the board of tru s te e s ; capture them, as it was feared the
fic Coast was today sentenced to inspect tlfe beautiful designs afternoon, those in chargé state
,
the P resbyterian- church
next
th eir housekeeper, one of the feared had been invalidated by ,
LOS ^ANGELES,” Dec. 27. —
a . cold w eather would causi , them Wednesday, Dec. 31 at 8-30 p ni
five years on McNeil Island, and which have been worked out in
employees in the park noticed technical violation of the elect-
serious in ju r y if they attem pted j Admission will be free. O pportun
fined $3,500 by Federal Judge) its construction. *
ACQUITANIA REPORTED Th$ deadlock of six to six of the th eir absence and call out Chief ! ion laws. The bonds will be sold to
hide in the woods.
jiy
o
rs
deliberating
on
the
ver
W olverton.
*,
ity will be given to -those desir
of Police McNabb to aid in J immediately after their accept-
AS IN SEVERE STORM
The
boys were John Moore, 20, ing to do so to contribute to
The sentence was the heaviest Tree F a lls—
NEW YORK, Dec. 27— The lin dict pf Kid McCoy, charged with
locating the massing ladies. l ance by the voters and the money
ever imposed here, the maximum
One of the large oak trees in : er Acquitania, qn route to Livqr- the m urder of Mrs. Tresa Mon? They were soon discovered, and used for the buying of the Buck Oregon City; Archie Evans, 18. ward a free will offering for the
Salem; E. Kline, 1 9 ,-from Cali
for the crime being five years in the Lithia P ark fell some time I po° ' from this port today -sen t was «broken today w h e n ‘the jury after endeavoring to persuade
and
Cady fornia and J. Richter, held as a expenses of the club.
prison and $5,000 fine. Ski wards during ihe night, narrow ly miss word th a t ehe was in the middle officially informed the court that I them to retu rn home, the man ner (Blue Gravel)
A cordial invitation is extend
(B oston) properties for an in fugitive from the Montana« state
operations are said to have cov ing the fountain which contains of a severe storm in mid-Atlantic» the vote had shifted to seven to, picked
ed to the people of Ashland to
them up and carried exhaustible pure w ater supply for
training , school. They
were
.em | enjoy this concert.
ered a period of five years, and non-m ineral w ater. 'T h e tree in according to advices given out at five. The inform ation was th a t them back to their icy -home
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the city, for pipe to . carry the : Ployed m the school kitchen, a n
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Included the th eft of dozens of jured some sm aller ones but no the New York offices of the Cu- the “ b reak ” had gone in McCoy's stead.
w ater to the reservoir, the lining 1 ¿scaped by entering the officers ;
favor.
The
ju
ry
continued
to
de
machines throughout the^sountry. serious dam age was done.
nard line.
and covering of the reservoir and; dining room and prying open a' to Mt. Angel — Electric ^pervice
liberate this afternoon.
Every ad baa a message.
be given to Lake Labish sec
•th e construction of a septic tank, window there.
tion.
REGISTRATION
IS ON INCREASE
OREGONIANS ED GEI
AND COUNSEL FEES
A
li.
DEATH WHEN BLAZE
!T JS LEI
..JN S IR ra ..
OF NEW BUILDING
STAGE LINE OWNER
DEATH VICIIMS Of
DEADLÏ GAS STARTED
BIBLE INSTITUTE
GLEE CLUB IS IB
' HEALTH BOARD PLEA
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