t
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
A shland D aily T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(In tern atio n al N eva W ire Service!
VOL. XLVIII
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1925
NO A S S O R A N C E j S i ^ NOME IS HIT BY
IS GIVEN FOR .by Ra'ii'L i“ ,’""'LjBAD EPIDEMIC
ROGUE BRIDGE
OF DIPHTHERIA
»
XX
H
XX
XX
XX
Railroad Company Declines XX
to Replace Structure
XX
Washed Out
XX
XX
DEFICIT IS NOW FACED XX
R ailroad Cominis-sioners I)«> Not XX
XX
Wfadi to Issu e Order Vntil
XX
O ther M ethods H ave Failed
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan
Jan. 28
28.
— The w eather bureau has
sent out its last daily
forecast card. The orna-
m ent of postoffices, gen-
eral stores and other of-
flees since 1881 has suc-
cumbed to the competition
of newspapers and the
radio and to the stern
economy program of the
budget bureau.
The last issue, was mail-
ed yesterday,
n XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
ASHLAND CLIMATE
\\ ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
*
CONNECTICUT FIGHTS FOR CHAPMAN.
NO. 125
FAMILY GONE,
17765138
; May Come Back
i l l 11V
LAKEVIEW GIRL
DRINKS HOOTCH
xxt ! IS NOW BLIND
fi
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. XX
— A m eeting looking to­
ward the completion of
plans for the purchase by
California interests of the
original nugget taken from XX ‘
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« Seattle Making Preparations
the
gold
fields
of
th
a
t
a
¡Men
Held
on
Charge of Fur-
to
Rush
Medical
Aid
to
XX
state
is
to
be
held
tom
or­
»,
nishing
Liquor
to 2 Young
Stricken
City
XX
row
in
the
office
of
Sena­
Women
xx-
XX
tor Shortridge. The pres­ 8
needed
XX physicians
ent owner, a New York 8 ARE H E L D
IN JA IL
XX
nian, is to bring the nug­ 8
XX M illion A nti-T oxin U nits to be
get to the meeting, to­ 8 District A ttorney A w aits R esult*
xx Sent to City by M eans o f Ship,
o f Case B efore F ilin g Com­
R ail and A irplane
gether with papers regard­ 8
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxtxxxtxx XX
Over by B urglars
plaint A gainst Men
xx ing its authenticity. It is 8
GRANTS PASS, Jan. 28. —
SEATTLE, Jan. 28. — Held
X
X
planned to exhibit the nug­ 8
Robbers,
believed
members
Some
m utual
understanding
tight in the grip of an exceeding­
LAKEVIEW, Jan. 28— H arry
it
get on the Pacific Coast. 8
of the same gang which have com­
among the various affected inter­
Ballard of Klamath Falls and
ly serious diptheria epidemic and
mitted several burglaries in this v z n t i t t n t t n t t u t t t t u
ests now appears to be the only
w ithout first means of combating
Leo
Wilkie of this city are un­
city during the past few weeks,
solution for the immediate re­
the dread disease, Nome, Alaska
der a rrest here on the charge of
yesterday entered tlie home of
building of the California and Ore­
was threatened with complete ex­
giving moonshine whiskey to two
S. A. Arnold, ju st outside the city
gon Coast railroad bridge over the
tinction today, while the United
girls under 18 years of age. One
across Bear creek and removed
Rogue River. This was developed
States Public H ealth Service of­
girl
Is nearly blind and accord­
articles valued at about $60.
a t the hearing at the city hall
ficers here were exerting effort
ing
to
phyfiicians Is in a (serious
According to Mrs. Arnold, who
here yesterday when members of
to stave off a general disaster and
condition.
The other girl is auf-
reported the robbery to Chief of
the public service commission
the complete wiping out of the
ferng
ill
'effects
from the liquor.
Police George McNabb, the fam­
were here to listen to argum ents
city.
The two young men are being
ily was away from home all day
of the shippers and representa­ Ashland People Included in
Acting upon instructions from
held
on liquor charges. Accord-
yesterday, and the burglary was
tives of the railroad, following
Program Scheduled for
Surgeon General Cummins, head
*ng
to
the district attorney’s of­
not discovered until late yester­
the filing of complaints by the
Medford
of the United States Public H ealth
fice
a
more serious charge will
day. W hen the family returned
shippers over the road. L ittle was
service, Dr. G. M agruder, in
In an effort to try Gerald Chapman, notorious gunman and' ban­ to the house they discovered the Portland Delegation Puts be preferred if the young girl
MEDFORD, Jan . 28. — The charge of all public health ser­ dit, arrested
developed at the hearing, other
in Muncie, Ind., following a gun-fight, a grand ju ry has
Ban on Bill. Denny Aid dies from the effects.
than the disinclination of the rail­ Lincoln banquet on February 12, vice work in this d istrict early indicted him for the .alleged m urder of Policeman Jam es Skelly, of ¡entire building had been ra n ­
Th^ names of the two girls
Measure Parsed
road company to rebuild
the which will be held a t the Hotel today completed arrangem ents to New B ritain. Conn., who was shot to death by a b urglar said to have sacked. From the appearance of
are
being withheld by the district
bridge at the present time due to Medford, will be handled by the rush a million anti-toxin units to been Chapman. If th e Connecticut etalm L granted by W ashington things, it looked as though the
STATE HOUSE, Salem, Ore., attorney at Lakeview until a fu r­
continued deficits, the fact th a t Republican Ex-Service League of- Seward aboard the Steam er Ala­ he will be tried there. In th e meantime he has' been returned to the burglar had taken his time in
going
over
the
premises,
and
re-!
J
a
n
- 28. — The house killed ther investigation.
the Beaver Portland Cement Com­ Jackson County. Plans for one meda which sails for Seattle Sat­ Federal prison in A tlanta, Ga.. from which he escaped while serving
One of the girls was totally
a
twenty-five
year
sentence
for
a
32,400,000
mail
robbery
in
New
its
first
bill Monday, No. 66, by
moved only those things which
pany will be forced to suspend op­ of the most interesting affair in urday.
The anti-toxin will be York City. Chapman is shown here after his arrest, guarded by he could easily dispose of or use Shrock, providing uniform text­ blind' Monday for several hours
erations if the bridge is not re­ honor of Abraham Lincoln, are taken from Seward by rail and Deputy W alter Cook and Deputy S. T. Hickman.
himself.
books for schools throughout the and today had not entirely re­
colmpleted.
Much airplane to Nome, where the situ­
built and the inability of the city practically
A fter a check had been made state.
It went down to defeat gained her sight. It is thought
of G rants Pass to take any action work has been done on the pro­ ation is said to have become ex­
upon
the
articles
in
the
house,
it
upon
attack
of the Multnomah that the moonshine liquor had
looking to the restoration of ser­ gram and the1 committee were trem ely urgent w ithin the past
was
finally
discovered
this
morn­
county delegation. The bill was Po‘(toned her entire system and
fortunate in
securing A rthur two days.
vice.
ing th at a watch, several articles taken from the table,* where it th at her recovery was in ques­
Public Service Commissioners Moulton, prom inent trial lawyer
Nome, isolated from * the re­
of clothing and a toy bank, con­ rested over Sunday, and put upon tion.
T. K. Campbell and Edward Os­ of Portland, to give the principal m ainder of the world by the heavy
Harry Iiallard came to Lake-
tained several dollars had been Its third reading.
tran d er presided at the hearing. address. Mr. Moulton has already snows of this w inter, is complete­
taken.
view
several days ago, according
For
the
measure
Mr.
Shrock
Commissioner Campbell stated im­ distinguished himself for his edu­ ly cut off from all outside medi­
to
authorities.
He was formerly
Chief
of
Police
McNabb
and
a
said citizens who moved either in
mediately following the session cational, interesting and forceful cal aid. „Rail service into the
finger print expert worked for or out of the Portland district employed by the California-Ore­
th a t the commission does not want talks on Abraham Lincoln. He city was discontinued
several
some time today upon the case, were put to needless expense in gon Power company at Klamath
to issue an order unless there is is a brother of Jackson county’ji weeks ago because of the heavy
but they have not as yet announc­ buying a new set of school books Falls, it was said.
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no chance for some agreem ent assistan t prosecuting attorney, snows, and as a result it has been
ed
the discovery of any clue. It for their children.
Wilk e has been employed in
among the shippers, the city and Moulton. The committee have also impossible to obtain either a n ti­
Lakeview
driving a truck.
appeared
as
though
no
finger
Sports
W
r
i
t
e
r
Declares
Mercury
Drops
to
5
Above
Representative Tucker support­
the railroad. They were acting as secured Mrs. Perozzi of Ashland toxin units or more doctors or
Team
Work
of
Ashland
prints
could
be
obtained,
how­
A general investigation Into the
in New York. Wheeling
ed Schrock’s bill, but Bailey and
interm ediaries between the con­ who will give a talk on Abraham nurses. It is believed th at a ir­
ever.
Hi Quintet Marvelous
Reports 12 Below
Lonergan declared against it and liquor embroglio will be made by
testing elem ents and are striving Lincoln's m other and her influ­ planes will be able to make the
It appears as though the the Multnomah delegation were authorities, which might lead to
to effect this agreem ent by which ence on “A be” . This subject has trip into Nome w ithout danger.
Three
victories
scored
by
the
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
28.^-T
his
"jobs”
which have been “ pulled” a unit in the vote .which was 36 implication of other young men,
the bridge can be built and the never been covered at a Lincoln
The diptheria anti-toxin tre a t­ Ashland High basketeers on, their city is today muffled up in over­
here
recently
are the work of against and 21 for the measure. it waii said.
railroad continued in operation. banquet and is quite befitting the m ent is said to be the only means
road
trip
which
ended
Monday
coats
and
heavy
wraps
as
the
m
er­
someone
who
knows
the city and Three were absent
The girls partook of the whis­
The commission could issue an o r­ occasion.
of combating the epidemic which night with a win over Salem on cury in the official w eather bur-
is
pretty
well
acquainted
with
key
Saturday night at a dance, it
There
was
a
brush
over
adopt­
d er immediately but is deferring
A nother speaker on the pro­ has reached the stages of a plague.
the
Cherry
City
court
m
arked
the
cau
therm
om
eter
held
steadily
at
the
movements
of
the
people.
In
developed.
The poisoned liquor
ion
of
house
bill
No.
91,
by
the
such action until all other means gram who needs no introduction Two out of every three residents
local tossers down as an outfit five "degrees above zero, the cold the Penniston. and Hill homer committee on education, relating began to taJie effect Sunday
have been taken to have the and w ithout whom no Lincoln ban­ of the city are suffering from the
which will give the high school est w eather recorded here so far robberies, the burglars waited un­
to selection of textbooks, but it morn:ng andi by noon both were
bridge put in.
quet in Medford could be held effects of the dread malady, while
team s of the state a real b attle this year.
til the families were gone and carried in the face of opposition. sick. A doctor was called and he
At the hearing, the railroad of­ successfully is R > P. Campbell, many of the available physicians
for the interscholastic champion­
A coast north gale followed yes­ then took their time in going
The house voted an appropria­ immediately pronounced one girl
ficials were present, as well as (Dick Posey) of Ashland who p ro ­ have been stricken with the dis­
ship this year. The Ashland terd ay ’s snow ■ and sleet storm through the houses. They appar-
tion of $50 a month for the bien- hi a grave condition.
representatives of the Union Oil mises som ething new and in terest­ ease.
quintet have y£t to drop a game which left a covering of four in­ ently worked in the same m anner nium for the benefit of Mrs. Ger
company, the Beaver Portland ing, as he always does.
It is declared by public health this .season, and they have met ches of snow on the streets of
yesterday, taking all the time they trude J. Denny, widow of the in­
Music will be played through­ service w orkers th a t with the ship­
Cement company and the lum ber­
some of the fastest team s in the Gotham. The city is almost en­ needed in riving the house a tlior
ing interests.
troducer of Chinese pheasants to
out the banquet and vocal solos ment of tj?e anti-toxin units every state.
,
tirely
tied
up
by
the
cold.
Street
ough
ransacking.
by prom inent Medford singers effort will have been made by this
Oregon, the pension to be paid
W riting of the Ashland - Salem car lines have been held up and
will be on the program . Decorat­ section in fighting the epidemic.
from hunting licenses; passed
POOP WAT.TEP TS TA
game Monday night, the sports all traffic is alm ost at a stand­
Representative H ercher’s bill pro­
GET H iß OWN NOW ions of the hotel dining room are It is certain the units will enable editor of the Oregon Statesm an of still, the subway trains being the STONE TAKES STAND
in the hands of Tom Swem, which the physicians to stave off the I Salem says:
hibiting unregistered rams run-
only means of transportation
IN BEHALF OF SELF tin g at large in Douglas county,
SALEM, Jan. 28— The fighting speaks for itself.
ravages of the epidemic until
“Ashland high school came out available.
STATE HOUSE, Salem, Jan. 28
Emil Mohr has promised a spring, when it will be able to
spirit of the Senate and the
and senate bill No. 25, which pre-
of southern Oregon undefeated
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
2S—
At
Three
persons
were
burned
to
Report of the Judiciary com­
House have been aroused over the menu th a t will please all.
t scribes the m anner of making
have sanitary m easure*com pleted this season and kept their slate
death lapt night when tfiey were torney General Stone, named to contracts with teachers.
m ittee of the house on three hills,
Governor’s removal of the Port
Tbe com m ittee h a , , decided to; „l.leh wll, destroy lhe
the Supreme Court by President
Nos. 13, 78 and 120, that they
of Portland Commission, and an seat only 300 people, th a t all may i the disease. At the •present tim e ' teat to Salem high school by a trapped in a fram e building which
Coolidge, today took the witness .____ _
__.... .
w
’ss
totally
destroyed.
Firem
en
pass No. 13 as amended, was
answ er will likely be introduced be able lo see and heal the entire i these m easures are impossible be-,' score of 30 to 25. The red and
and other would be rescuers were stand in h's own defense before CLEAVER USEFULNESS adopted Monday. No. 13 relates to
into the Senate this week, leg's- program.
| cause of the frozen g riu n d which black players made a desperate unable to reach th e - victims in the Senate judiciary committee to ' CONE
STATES PROHI sale of real estate of a minor
Tickets will be out in a few makes such work impossible.
lating into office for another four
rally in tlie last few m inutes of time to save th eir lives. Two of defend his professional record
year term , members of the port days and those desiring same
SALEM, Jan. 28— Prohibition Ward. No. 78 is the Multnomah
Several Seattle doctors have vol­ play and succeeded in putting the bodies were recovered while against any senatorial criticism-.
delegation bill relating to refund
commission slated for retirem ent should secure them early, as last unteered to make the trip to Nome
down the 12-point lead held by
Opposition now lined up against Director George Cleaver “ has out­ of interstate bridge funds to the
by the governor.
year there proved to be a sh o rt­ to aid in fighting the epidemic, theK southerners but were unable the fire was still raging, while
lived his usefulness,” according to
th e third was not removed from him is due to his formal legal ac­
The
question
rem ains yet age.
but it has not been ascertained to convert the game into victory. the building until this morning. tivities with the J. P. Mo-gan Superintendent Herwig of the county, and No. 120, ak o by the
Multnomah delegation. ^permits
w hether the Pish and Game Com­
w hether they can make the trip.
Salem high scored first when
Co., and hfa reported in te n tio n ,. Oregon anti-saloon league In his issuance of m arriage licenses in
mission reorganization bills can
Drager, guard, got two good bas­
WHEELING, W est Virginia, as A ttorney C enerai, to re-ind'ctl testimony befor* the Cleaver h> counties other than in which the
be passed, as the governor may
kets in succession. It looked like Jan. 28. — The coldest day in Senator W heeler of Montana. vestigating committee Tuesday bride resides.
MAN DIVES OVER
have enough votes m ustered to
win, but Ashland was not several years was recorded here Stone said the indictm ent he night. Herwig said he had dis
’ NIAGARA, TO DEATH a to Salem
The committee of education re­
prevent the over-riding of his ve­
be outdone, and Marske today when the m ercury dropped would seek would involy^ a con­ cussed this m atter with Cleaver,
to. The bills may give the ap­
and they understood each other ported advisely on house bill No.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Jan . 28. — the dim inutive forw ard, duplicat­ to twelve degtees below zero. spiracy to r defraud the govern­ perfectly on the m atter
79, and It was tabled. A like re­
pointive power in the Pish and
Then the N q serious damage from the cold ment of its oil lands, and th at it
“ God and everyone forgive me, ed the performance.
port was made on house bill No.
Game Commissions to the Board
I know not whence I go or what m arvelous Ashland team work be- has been reported, but the fire was a newcase , having no con­
107, but it was re-referred to the
of Control. This session i's ex­
I do.” Leaving a card bearing g®n tO.
an,d \ he P°int£> to tot&l departm ent has been kept busy nection with the Montana indict­
committee. The form er bill refer­
pected to be one of \£he wildest
these words, a man, believed to be up. At the half the score stood during the past tw enty four hours m ent against W heeler.
red to election of county school
during the closing days, due to
28 to 10.
putting
out
small
fires
resulting
Niccholas
Iverson,
a
New
York
superintendents in counties of a
th e continued delay in legislation.
MEDFORD, Jan. 28. — The bottling works proprietor today
The local players came back from attem pts by householders to
population of 200,000 or more and
directors of the Jackson County leaped to his death over Niagara strong in the second period and thaw out frozen pipes.
was designated to place functions
succeeded in cutting the visitors’
F air Association met last night Falls.
\
of the county superintendent of
lead to 4 points, but then the de­ Silence Found Cure
and started work for this year’s
Multnomah in the hands of the
fense failed and the southerners
fair by settling the dates for Sep­
city superintendent of Portland
for Throat Disease
ran up a 12-point lead.
From
tem ber 16 to-19, the week follow­
schools within the Portland dis­
then „ on it was A shland’s game,
ing the California state fair. This
trict. The other bill referj-ed to
LONDON, Jan. 28— A new cure
although Salem made a trem en­
was done to get the race horses
Jim Bowers, demon manager of ■ MEDFORD, Jan. 28. — This the m anner of conducting eighth
dous effort in the last few min­ for tuberculosis of the larynx
and exhibits from California.
FA RIS, Jan. 28. — Gloria
first public announcem ent grade examinations in the public
utes of play, cutting the lead to (th e upper end of the w indpipe), the E lks’ basketball squad w ill;
The Oregon state fair begins
Swanson, beautiful American film
a form of disease which has h*th- take his charges to Dunsmuir this tliat William F. Berrlan is the schools.
' five points.”
the second week after the Jack-
The livestock committee report­
actress, was m arried here today
erto been nearly always fatal, was afternoon, where tonight the boys new superintendent of the Butte
Probably no man in America
son County fair or September 27.
ed
favorably on three m easures of
a t noon to the Marquis De La
described
by
Sir
St.
Clair
Thom­
tangle with the Dunsmuir five Falls fish hatchery, having been
It was decided to send C. C. is better prepared to speak on
local,interest,
Nos. 58, 69 and 81,
Flaise, scion of one of the noblest
son, laryngologfet to King Ed­ in w hat should be one of the appointed to th at position to suc­
world peace than Clinton N. How- ASHLAND LAYS HAND
fam ilies of France. The wedding! Cate to Aberdeen. W ash., to at
and
the
report
was adopted. The
tend the meeting of the Pacific ! a,(^» Chairman of the W orld Peace BEFORE LEGISLATURE ward VII. Sanatorium , Midhurst, toughest tussles the locals have ceed the late Jam es Berrian,
revision
of
laws
committee sub­
cerem ony was perform ed at the!
Sussex in an address to the Royal scheduled for the season.'
shortly after the death of his
Northwest F air association Friday Commission, who will address
city hall a t Passy, a suburb o f (
College of Physic’ans.
Bowers has scheduled a number father, by the State Game com­ mitted a substitute bill for No.
mass meeting on W orld Peace
P aris. The Marchiness, as Miss! and Saturday of this week to pass!
38 protecting purchasers of m er­
The
chief
methods
employed
of games for his tossers for a mission.
on the dates for all fairs, be-! *n *be Presbyterian church next
SALEM, Jan. 28. — The dele­ are silence and whispers. By in­
chandise.
Swanson will officially be known
northern road trip w h ich l^ill be
The young man is well quali­
Tuesday night under the auspices gation from Ashland late today
and titled, will not retire from longing to the association and to
duction
of
the
voice
to
whispers
started
this
week
end,
and
the
fied
for the position, having hadi
of the Ashland M inistrial Asso­ advised the ways and means com­
her film work she stated imme­ arrange for starters and judges ciation.
fifty patients were curqd. One- game tonight will give them a several years’ active experience
and transact other business in
m ittee th a t Ashland will donate
CHILD LABOR AIDS
diately after the m arriage.
He has devoted th irty years to the site for the erection of a third of the patients in whom good workout before they (angle i a ^ the hatchery under his father,
connection
with
the
different
fairs.
Marquis De La Flaise is con­
TO KEEP UP FIGHT
complete
silen
ce.
was
enforced
with
the
northern
quintets.
!
and
has
been
making
good
accord-
tlie platform as’ an advocate of state norm al school there and
sidered the best swordsman in
were
cured.
The
silence
tre
a
t­
The Elks have been working ins to local leading sportsmen
civic righteousness, social justice, tu rn over its schools for practice
JACK DEMPSEY’S
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. —
France.
He is the son of the
m ent is more successful
with out steadily for the past month, and other authorities.
He was
law enforcem ent, equal rights and teaching if the state locates a
TRAINER
SOUGHT
Sponsors
of the constitutional
first Olympic worlds fihampion
world peace and is w ithout a ques­ norm al school in the southern women than with men because of and are all now in great shape. introduced at the meeting Mon­ amendm ent prohibiting child la­
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28— A
swordsman, who won the title in
tion the best known and ablest p art of Oregon. A bill now before the women’s g reater endurance A fter a rath er sloppy start, in day night of the Jackson County bor asserted today th a t the appar­
A thens in 1896.
federal w arrant for the arrest of
which they failed to show a lot of ( Game Protective association meet-
speaker on these subjects in the the legislature calls for the ap­ an patience In the ordeal.
ent fuilure of the amendm ent
This is Miss Swanson’s third Theodore ( “ Teddy” ) Hayes, form­ land today.
team work, the boys got down to, ing.
propriation of $175,00® to con­ OHIO REJECTS CHILD
through its « rejection by one
m arriage, she stated.
H er last er tra in e r of Jack Dempsey and
real work, and as a result have
L ater on Mr. Berrlan announc-
He is now In the prime of life stru ct a norm al school in the
fourth of the state would not re-
husband. W allace Beery, was re­ now the cham pion’s secretary, un­
1ABOR
AMENDMENT
developed
a
quintet
which
will
ed
th a t the hatchery has receiv-! sult
and is devoting his great powers southern p art of the state.
in the abandonm ent of the
cently divorced by the film star der indictm ent in New York city
mak.e a lot of team s hustle to cop ed 4 65,000 eastern brook trout
to world peace^ through interna­
A
house
concurrent
resolution
COLUMBUS,
Ohio,
Jan.
28.
—
fight
for adoption. California
on a charge of cruelty and de­ for alleged violation of the an ti­
eggs, which will be distributed
tional agreem ent. He is now in was introduced by Representative The Ohio house of representatives a verdict.
sertion. This is the Marquis* first prizefight laws, arrived at the
It is probable th at most of the around this section next Septem­ A rkansas and Arizona have ap­
the midst of a nation wide tour to Carkin of Medford, declaring the today rejected the proposed child
proved the am endm ent while
venture into the w aters of ma­ office of the United States m ar­
be followed soon by a world tour legislature -opposed to the state labor am endm nt to* tjie federal squad will be shoved into the line­ ber 3, also th a t the take of silver- Louisiana. Texas, North and South
trim ony.
shal here today. An officer im­ on this subject. He lost a son
up at some time or other during side eggs by the hatchery this
mediately started a search for and a. twin brother in the world embarking on any further govern- constitution. A motion to ratify the tussle tonight, In order th at fall totals two and one - fourth Carolina, Oklahoma, W ashington.
i ment ownership of operation of the amendm ent was voted down they may all be given a good
Kansas, Ohio, North and South
Tidings W ant Ads, lc a word. Hayes, who makes h k home h e re .' war
million eggs, and the take of Dakota, Georgia, Deleware and
1 utilities.
85 to 39.
workout.
steelhead eggs numbers Î00.000. Massachusetts h¿ve defeated
It,
ATTORNEY WILL
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G iven T horough W orking
ENTIRE HOUSE
UNIFORM BOOK
LAW IS KILLED
IN LEGISLATURE
SALEM WRITER GOTHAM HELD
GIVES PRAISE TIGHT IN GRIP
TO LOCAL FIVE OF COLD WAVE
Six New Bill Are
Put Before House
For Consideration
FAIR DATES FOR
J. COUNTY ARE
SET BY HEADS
Gloria Swanson Is
Married to Member
of French Nobility
Noted Lecturer to
Give Speech Here
on World Peace
F.
Elks Quintet Will
APPOINTED TO
Meet Dunsmuir
in Tussle Tonight HATCHERYPOST