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VOL. XLVIII
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925
Council
Mayor
ART SCHOOL “CORRALS”
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Opposition Voiced by Councilmen in Mayor Johnson’s R R
Appointments for Street Commissioner and Chief of R
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(■lashes between Mayor O. II. Johnson and members R
of the city council at their first meeting last night ended R
in a deadlock over the appointment of a street commis R
sioner and chief of police. As a result, Chief of Police G. ft
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W. McNabb, and Street Commissioner Frank Merrill are R
still in office, and will remain there until some name, ac-i R
ceptable to the cofttotilmen, is suggested by Johnson. I t' R
may be that these two ifteu will be appointed to the office.; R
hi the case of Merrill, the council appeared detenu-; ft R
ined to keep him in office, in spite of Mayor Johnson’s R
statement that he was supporting C. W. Fraley, former R
street connnissioner. Thornton Wiley, new councilman, ft
was the only member of Ihe board to vote in favor of the' R
acceptance of Mayor Johnson’s recommendation. In the! ft
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case of McNabb, three of the five members of the council
present refused to accept J. W. Hatcher, Mayor Johnson’s
nominee for the office. Councilmen Burdic and Wiley
voted in favor of accepting the recommendation, while
Councilmen Peters, Detrick and W right voted no on the
recommendation.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan . R
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W inter — th a t is w hat R
has happened to “ Pete” ft
Martinez, boss cowboy and R
student a rtist of “ Bar Y” R
ranch, Arizona.
ft
A few days ago M art- ft
inez, sunburned, flung ft
off a train at North Phil-t ft
adelphia, tilted his som- R
brero back from his face ft
and asked to be directed. ft
to Callowhill Art Colony. R
At the railroad station R
in Arizona he had bidden R
“ the boys” and his roan R
pinto good bye and head- R
ed east
to spend
the R
W inter “ a rtin g ,” as he ft
calls it.
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Pete paints the life and R
and Coifitry which he ft
knows best and loves ft
most — horses, cow boys. ft
the rolling prairie and ft
cow country.
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The artist-cowboy had R
never been East before. ft
He usually goes to the a rt ft
schools in California, but R
this year through Fred- R
erick Robbins, of the ft
Graphic Sketch Club, he ft
has come to Philadelphia ft
to take up his residence R
at the ,’studio of Tante ft
Goldie Heisler, the aunt R
of half Bohemia on Cal- ft
lowhill street, and study ft
at the Academy of Fine ft
arts.
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Since 1917 M artinez has ft
“ ridden
the range" in R
Summer and worked with ft
the easel, brush and can- ft
vas in W inter.
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The rem ainder of the officers
appointed last night were accept-:
ed unanimously by the council. 1
They were. Fire Chief, Clinton
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Baughman; City Electrician, C.
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A. Malone; Night Policeman, C.
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W. Clause; W ater Superintend
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ent, Earl Hosier; Superintendent
Cemeteries, M. B. Pinion. The
offices'of city judge and city at-!
torney, Mayor Johnson had not 1 d e m e n ta i am i Churchill Confer to !
A gree on Various M atters
nominees for last night, announc
of Finance
ing he would make his appoint
m ents later.
The new mayor i
also failed to make any com m it-! PARIS, Jan. 7— France and
tee apointm ents, with the excep England are In complete accord;
tion of the finance committee, "011 in m atters which will come before
which Councilmen Hardy. Detrick the allied financial conference, Largo C lass o f N ovitiates to b e
which is to be held in the near
and Burdic were appointed.
Led A cross Hot Sands o f Des
Opening the meeting, the coun future, it was indicated here to
ert. O fficers E lected
cil wag sworn in by Mayor John day, following a conference be
son. Councilman Hardy, who is tween Finance M inister elem en
The M idwinter Roundup and
in California was absent^ but the tal of France, and Chancellor of
Ceremonial of H illah Temple of
rem aining five city fathers were the Exchequer Churchill of Eng the Mystic Shrine is announced
on hand when the m eeting open land.
to be held in Ashland on F ri
ed.
The conference w'as held here day, Jan u ary 16, and local
Following the ceremony
o f , ¡n order to decide definitely be- Shriners i r e busily engaged in
swearing in^his co-workers. May-1 fore t jje opening of the conference! preparation for the event.
A
or Johnson made his speech of the exact stand to be taken by! good sized class of novitiates is
acceptance, in which he urged the both countries on the Dawes plan 1 already assured for the journey
co-operation of the council in put- , for the payment of reparations by:
across the hot sands of the des
Ung through the work 10 w hich; Gcrmany
,n the payment
ert to the Mecca of Shrinedom.
they were elected.
The ceremonial proper will be
the debt owed the United States!
Little business was transacted !
held at the Armory which will be
by France and England.
at the meeting, the appointm ent
Both nation«, through' th eir Fi- shrine headquarters for the oc
of new officers and the ratifi
casion. A rrangem ents are being
cation of appointm ents occupy nance m inisters, expressed the made for the banquet in the din
ing most of the time of the meet view' that the United States was ing room of the Elks Temple
not entitled to receive payment
ing.
where the S hriners’ wives will
Two bids for the leasing of the through the Dawes plan, since I join them at the festal board, fol
community hospital were opened that plan calls for the p ay m en t,
lowed by a social session for the
by the council last night. They of cash for m aterial dam ages! ladies at Masonic Temple, the
were, a bid for 3300 per year, done the Allies. France and E n g -! program concluding with a dance
made by Mrs. Nellie Loomis, now land claim the United States wa's!
a t the Armory from 10 to 12.
in charge of the hospital, and not damaged in a m aterial w ay,' The new chosen officers of Hil
a bid for $26 per month made in the sense th a t no actual con-! lah Temple for 1925, installed
by Mrs. Ethyl Chappel. These flicts were held oh American soil,!
’last Friday evening, will have
bids were laid on the table un- and' therefore, since France, Eng-; change of the program as fol
til the next meeting, in order to, land and Belgium were the great lows:
give the council an opportunity est sufferers, those nations are
Emil B ritt, Jacksonville, 111.
to inspect the hospital.
entitled to the first consideration. P otentate; F. D. W agner, Ash
At the suggestion of Council
land, Chief R abban; Sam Baker,
man Burdic. the city gave J. H.
G rants
Pass, Asst. Rabban;
Fuller, secretary of the Chamber
Philip K. Hammond, Ashland,
of Commerce the authority to of
High P riest and P rophet; E. C.
fer the tract of land ju st beyond
Jerom e. Medford; O riental Guide;
th e hospital as a site for a nor
C. H. Vaupel, Ashland, T reasurer;
mal school should the legislature
W. H. Day, Ashland Recorder;
decide to build here. The land
H. G. Enders, Jr., Ashland, F irst
is now' under option to E. T.
Ceremonial M aster; R ufus E. De-
Staples, blit Staples has signified
trick. Ashland. Second Ceremon
his willingness to relinquish the
Lucky Strike Cigarettes in ial Master; D. H. Jackson, Ash
options should it be possible to tins of one hundred are being!
land, M arshall; Carl Y. Teng-
obtain a norm al school for Ash sold here this week at thirty i
whld. Medford, Captain of the
land.
cents below the normal price, a c -!
A few odds and ends of busi cording to an announcem ent by Guard: H. C. Stock, Ashland, Di
ness were cleared up following the American Tobacco Company, rector; C. C. W eisenberger, Ash
land, Outer Guard; G. W. Dunn,
the above action, before the meet m anufacturers of this brand.
Ashland, O rator; George R. Chap
ing was adjourned.
The company pays the United man, Jacksonville, Captain of Pa
States tax on this package, the! trol; Trustee, P. B. . Herm ann,
customers pay only the actual G rants Pass; Emil B ritt, Jack
NURMI EASY WINNER
IN DISTANCE RACES price of the cigarettes themselves. sonville. Philip K. Hammond,
Thus they are being sold for Ashland, representatives to Im
NEW YORK. Jan. 7— Paavo forty-Gve cents instead of seventy- perial Council.
N urm i, sensation of the Olympic five cents, the regular price.
The special sale will last as
Games, and the greatest distance
COOLIDGE FORCES
Tunner of modern timéis, last long as the present stocks of this
BIG CUT IN BILL
n ight broke th e ,m ile , 1500 and package rem ain. As soon as the
5000 metre w orld’s records in the local tobacco m erchants exhaust
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
7. —
most brilliant exhibition of ru n their stocks of Lucky Strike 100s, President Coolidge today win his
the norm al price will again be fight with the House w ater ways
ning ever seen here.
resum
ed.
The great Finn easily defeated
advocates over the appropriation
Jo ie Ray in the mile and W illie
for the new rivers and harbors
In Medford—
projects, and forced a out of
Jtitola in the 5000 metres.
Louis Schwein of Ashland who $13,214.000 to be made in the
has been ill for several monthis, proposed budget of $52,565000.
P ortland making six aw ards for is recuperating at the local Com The cuts made were on the Los
sew er contracts to be executed in m unity Hospital.— Medford Mail Angeles and Long Bd&ch- harbors
1925.
.
Tribune.
improvements and In the New
Orelans Corpus Christie canal.
ARE IN ACCORD ON
ML
OF HILLAH TEMPLE
- TO OEjjELO JAN. .16
SPECIAL SALE IS
STARTED ON FAL.
BÏ LOCAL STORES
NO. 107
COWCATCHER SAVES WOMAN IN WRECK.
Office
OWHYEE BASE
AMENDMENT IS
IN COMMITTEE
W IFE HAS FIRST CLAIM
TO H E R LITTLE HUBBY
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TEACHER SHOT
BY HAN T O IS
THEN A SUICIDE
ft
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.— ft
ft To protect her husband ft
ft from form er sw eethearts a ft
ft wife may annoy any of ft
ft those persons, M agistrate ft
ft Simpson ruled here in the ft
ft West Side Court.
ft
ft
He told
Mrs.
Betty ft
ft Gluck,
tw enty-four, of ft
ft University of Wisconsin Is
Appropriation of Money ft Brooklyn:
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4
A
woman
is
entitled
With Which to Contine
Scene of Fatal
ft to tell the whole world to
Work Is Passed in Sen.
Shooting
ft leave her husband alone,
AMMENDMENT PASSED ft and such action does not
MOTIVE IS UNKNOWN
ft constitute any ^violation. •
O verlooked in O riginal Budget o f ‘ ** The m arital relatitVi js
Mias l^auiu Palm er Hhot and F a
not
to
be
injured
for
any-
Interior Dept. E xpenses, Bill
tally W ounded by F. Bernard,
ft one for any reason. You
Is Now Taken I'p
Form er A ssistant Instructor
ft were right in what you
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.— The! ft did.”
MADISON, Wisconsin, Jan. 7.
Mrs. Gluck, the wife of
Owyhee irrigation district, the j ft
— F. Bernard, about 35 years of
neglected sister among réclama-! ft Irving Gluck, vaudeville
age, today shot and probably
tion projects of Oregon got a toe-| ft actor, had been charged In
mortally wounded Miss Laura
hold on the In terio r D epartm ent I ft a summons with annoying
Palm er of this city, age 28, a
Menken,
appropriation bill today when the; ftM Miss Frances
French instructor at the Univer
Senate accepted an amendm ent, I ft tw enty-three, of Brooklyn,
sity of Wisconsin, and then tu rn
She said ih court that
introduced by Senator McNary, ; ft
ing the revolver on himself, com
Republican of Oregjon, m aking I ft Miss Menken was a form-
m itted suicide. The shooting af
available for next year the sum s' ft er sw eetheart of Gluck,
fray took place in the French
C 3 /A 1 5 K
W
Y
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of $315,000 to be appropriated; ft and even after his m arri-
house, in the center of the uni
ft age she continued to
by
the
hangover
deficiency
bill
i
versity
district, where Mias Pal
M r*. M arr Clark, of Indianapolis, v u earned along, eeml-eoniclona
ft meet him.
which
passed
December,
1924.
mer was a chaperon for a group
Cor twelve miles on the cowcatcher of an express train after the loco
Mrs. Gluck adm itted
motive had rammed an automobile to which she was riding. Hei
The Owyhee irrigation district ft
of twelve co-eds.
presence of mind to seizing, the Iron reds saved her Ufa. She suffered
was not mentioned in the bill in ft calling Miss Menken on
Bernard was form eily a substi
only from exposure as a result of her horror-ride. One woman wan
ft the telephone and asking
troduced
into
the
House
of
Repre-
'
tute
instructor of French at the
S S f lg l?ewllr S s S .hUft
»soaped
sentatives and unless the amend-i ft her to cease meeting
Hibbing Junior College, ut Hib
ment passed in the Senate is u p -, It Gluck. Miss Menken then
bing, Minnesota, where he re
held in the conference committee, ‘ ft had her summoned. But
sides.
Miss Palm er formerly
composed
of
members
of ft the Judge sided with the
taught French in the same in
the two houses, the project will ft wife, and warned the girl
stitution, and according to a re-
have no money with which to ft to leave Gluck alone.
p o rt’from th at city, the two were
continue operations after Ju n e f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t B
engaged to be m arried when Miss
30 of this year.
Palm er suddenly resigned her po
If the project should be clos- !
sition, and left. A few mouths
ed for lack of money thousands j
lat^r she came to the University
of acres ot' land included in the,
of Wisconsin, and became a mem
district
will
be
forced
to
go
back
ber of the faculty, first serving
Jackson, Josephiin. County Dairy Mayor, Councilm en
Are Given
to
practically
a
desert
stale.
There
as
a substitute instructor in the
Men O rganize to Raise
Oath of O ffice at First M eet
is a strong probability th a t the
French
language, and later ta k
Standards
in g of New O rganization
am endm ent will be passed in the I
ing a position as a regular In
House, since it is stated that the i
structor in that subject.
Josephine and Jackson county;
KLAMATH FALLS, Jail. 7. - - Owyhee project was simply over
The police, so far, have been
dairy farm ers started Jan u ary 1 Fred E. Goddard and a new coun
Third Number o f Ashland Celeb
looked by the Interior Depart
unable to unearth any clue which
on one of the most forw ard and cil took over the municipal af
rity Course Considered Fine
m ent in making up their appro
might give them an idea for the
progressive steps yet taken to in fairs of Klam ath Falls Monday
P laylet
priation bill for the year.
motive of the crime. Little has
crease the profits from the dairy! night and were duly sworn into
A nother am endm ent was made
been learned of Bernard,
and
business, when the Rogue River office.
“The
Cinderella
Man”
,
Edward
for $375,000, to be available foi
while something of the personal
Valley Cow Testing Association
M ajor Goddard appointed Z. another year’s work on the K it Chiids
C arpenter’s
famous actions of Miss Palm er are known
started its year’s work. Thirty J. Powell chief of police, re-ap titas project in W ashington.
_
It “Charm Play” , i3 to be produced here she has resided in this city
farm ers with appoximately 450 pointed Keith Ambrose chief of is claimed th a t this is a n o th e r, bere on the evening of January
for such a short while that little
cows will join together in the the fire departm ent and J. H. project which was overlooked by
at the Armory, by the Perci- or nothing of her past life is
form ation of this cow testing as Carnahan, city attorney, Eugeen the Interior
D epartm ent w h e n , va* Vivian Players of New York known.
sociation, and will hire th eir own B. Henry, city engineer, H arry the budget for the coming year City, brought here by the Ash-
The theory baa. been advanced
man to test their cows.
This M. Locks street commissioner and was made up.
, ’and Celebrity course committee. by the police th a t Miss Palmer,
man will spend one day on each Robert Sloane electrical inspec
It is predicted by those in close
It is a comedy of youth and while an instructor at Hibbiug
farm,- arriving in the afternoon tor.
touch with affairs th a t a hot fight • love, life and laughter, fragrant, became engaged to m arry Bern
and staying over night, and d u r
The council immediately con is expected in the conference over fresh, clean and wholesome. The ard, and later, learning something
ing th at time will weigh and firmed
the appointm ents and the adoption of these am endm ents story is an interesting one.
which made her break off her en
sample the milk of each cow for Mayor Goddard pinned on the in the House. Now th a t Presi-j
M arjorie Caner, daughter of a gagement, left th at city in an ef
two milkings and will then test coat lapel of Chief Powell his dent Coolidge’s policy of strict wealthy man, returns to his man- fort to escape his attentions.
it and figure individual profit badge of authority. Patrolm en asI economy has been upheld, as was sion upon the death of her moth- Bernard then followed her to
or loss on each cow, balancing selected by the chief were a l l ; shown in the vote on the pas- er ln France. The Caners had Madison, where he endeavored
her production against the cost new men. All are. exservice men sage of the postal increase bill been separated. Her father thinks to affect a reconciliation, but fail
of her feeds.
three have seen trench duty and yesterday, th at the representatives th at the way in which to assure ing in his purpose, shot Miss Pal
County Agent Fowler, qf Jack- J. H. Lewis, is a veteran of the will endeavor to cut the appro- ber happiness is to give her mer and then shot and killed
son county, is organizing'the work Spanish - American war.
priate bill down, ra th e r than in- everything th at money can buy himself.
here and County Agent Howell
Dr. G. S. Newsom was named crease it over the original am ount His associates, however, tell him
Miss Palm er, now in a local
Is caring for the Josephine coun city physician and Dr. E. D. Lamb
w hat the girl needs most is love. hospital, is in such a serious con
estitnated.
ty organization.
The tim e will was re-appointed city dairy in
Among these friends of Mr. dition th a t her physicians have
be appointed to give 18 days spector.
C aner is Albert Sewell, a com refused to allow the police to
The council session began with I
in Jackson county and 12 days
poser, who is willing to pay $1000 question her. She has made no
in Josephine county for the pres Merle W est, as president of the
for the book and lyrics of an statem ent as to the cause of the ,
ent. It is hoped th a t after one retirin g council, in the m ayor’s
opera.
Into the house comes shooting, or of any event which
Wilson, retiring
year of work the association will chair, A rth u r
\\ alter Nicholls, a young rake, might have led up to it.
grow sufficiently to allow one as mayor now absent from the city.
who has known M arjorie abroad.
A fter routine business was dis
sociation in each county.
He proposes to her, but she sees
posed of City Recorder Lem Gag-
through him and discovers that
hagen was sworn in by Mr. West
he is after her fortune. Sewell
and in turn gave the oath of office
WEED, Jan. 7— The three in shows M arjorie the attic of the
to the mayor and councilmen as jured survivors of the fatal auto house across the street, and tells
well as other appointees.
Quintard,
mobile accident north of here her th a t Anthony
Saturday were recovering today! known to his friends as ‘ The Cin-
NEW ENGLAND ROCKED •ln a local hospital. They are V .: derella Man” lives there. He is
BY SLIGHT TREMORS E. Skinner, Aberdeen, Wash., who' tr ying to land as a w riter, has
The Vining theatre was packed
has two broken ribs; J. O. Houk,! been cast 0«t by his wealthy par-
BOSTON, Jan . 7— Windows and Redmond, Ore., who sustained* en ts- and ta nearly starving. Mar- to the doors last night when the
KLAMATH FALLS, Jah. 7. — china dishes in (several New Eng minor cuts, and Houk'» 14 year! 1° , 'e n‘“ kes her » * i
<»« K ing's 1925 Revue opened their
Determined to leave no stone un land towns were broken today by old daughter, who i» su ft.rtu g !
two night return engagement and
“ “V ‘
Anth,°"!''»
turned in their plan to obtain a three earth trem ors, the f'rs t of .
x
,
only to be discovered. It is love were welcomed by an enthuldastic
sugar beet factory to serve this which was felt a t 8:09 this m orn from cuts and shock.
! at first sight, but M arjorie finds and appreciative audience. This
Skinner’s 8 year old son was
county, residents
of Langell, ing. The disturbance was most
it necessary to im personate her company played here a couple of
killed
outright in the crash and French maid, as Anthony has his months ago and last night’s a u
Yonna and Poe valley have call noticed in the vicinity of Lynn
Mrs. Houk was suffocated by the ¡ow n ideas about m airying in ■
ed a meeting of farm ers at Bon and Lawrence, M assachusetts.
dience was proof of their pop
fumes of gasoline after the car wea]th
anza for Jan u ary 11 a t 12:30
overturned.
! She visits hjm a t Christmas ularity.
p. m. for the purpose of discuss CIVILIANS KILLED
Last n ’ght's show was one of
Houk was driving the machine tjm e and perorates the room, and the best ever seen in this city
ing probable acreage.
IN
AIRPLANE
CRASH
north when the wheels struck ice on anothe*r visit is discovered bv
The movement is hacked by J .
at the price charged and the com-
W. Trn'ner and H. J. Ticknor of
DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 7.— Leon and swung the car into the grav- “ The Great She - Bear,” ’ the edy “ A Gay Deceiver” kept the
Langell valley and George Spare- H arris and Paul Long, civilian el at the edge of the road. T h e ‘ cranky landlady, who raisunder-
large audience in a road of laugh
torn of Yonna valley with others employes a t the McCook Field big car overturned, spilling its oc-j stands the .situation, and forces
ter from start to finksh.
The
proonuncedly interested.
airdom e were today alm ost de cupants. A nother * car. headed ' Anthony to get out. Under Mar- opening, with special lighting ef
It is believed th a t the three capitated when the plane piloted soutliward, also overturned in jo rie ’s inspiratkia. Anthony has
fects, was worthy of a higher
valleys can easily fill a 5000-acre by Lieutenant Baoksdale, accom rnak ng a quick stop to avoid run-{"Completed a book for an opera
priced
show, while the special
sugar beet contract demand and panied
by observer Althoff, nlng into the Houk machine, but! Anthony comes to the Caner
ties
and
numbers introduced by
th a t if this figure is assured a crashed into th eir motor truck. its occupants were not injured. ' nia,lSi°n and asks for the maid.
.factory can be induced to locate
i When be learns th a t the “ maid” the California Poppy Girls Chor
The plane was tearing along
in the Bonanza section.
and M arjorie are one ar.d the us, in new and elaborate cos
at a high rate of speed, near the
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
tumes, were well received.. Alto
“ We are unable to take advan ground, when the landing gear
TO
BBCOME
FATHER'
gether the show wats all the ad
tage of the offer recently made caught the top of the truck. The
vance notices claimed.
Tonight
in K lam ath Falls by the Sacra aviators escaped injury.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7— Lita romance, but in the end m atters
will
be
the
last
perform
ance
to be
mento Valley Sugar company,“.
Grey Chaplin, sixteen year old are adjusted happily. And An
Ticknor explained, “ because all
thony wins the operatic prize, toe. given here by this company and
wife of Charles Chaplin, movie
our lands are located too far from Improving—
a capacity house is anticipated.
Alan Prescott who was injured screen comedian, wha^e* m arriage
transportation. I believe a five-
Now City E d ito r—
mile lim it is conceded to be about recently when hunting for a pole' to Chaplin was accompanied by
O. H. Barnhill, form erly con M oving—
the maximum for growers to haul. to put up an aerial and has been the announcem ent of her youth nected with the Ashland Tidings,
Mr. and Mrs. P rior and family
confined to the Community Hos several weeks ago, is to become
is now city editor of the Mon are moving from 494 Holly stre et
P ortland Y. M. C. A. has brok pital Is reported to be rapidly a m other, “ sometime this sum rovia Messenger at Monrovia, Cal to 504 Iowa street. Mr. Prior i»
en ground for new $160,000 build improving and will be able to m er” , she told friends in Holly ifornia, according to reports re an employee of the Southern Pa-»
leave the hospital in a few days. wood today.
ing.
ceived here.
e’Jie.
g
NEW CITY OFFICERS
IS ORGANIZED IN OF KLAMATH FALLS
P LA C E O J OFFICE
2 OTHERS KILLED
TO GET
A SUGAR FACTORY
X
S REVUE IS
WELL RECEIVED BY