taMÍU^i
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
A shland D aily
maa
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(International News Wire Service)
VOL. XLVIII
W
5
Successor to th e Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43
no .
F f
IÍFI l ì Gives Sentence to
ÜUÛI L ulu I1LLV Husband Whom She
I Wins Fortune After Twenty Y ears
IN SOUTH NOTSDeclares ^eat ^er CARAVAN TOURS
D’
SO UTH W EST
'4
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. t
27. — A woman in Domes- £
tic Relations Court sat in £
judgm ent on her husband £
and achieved w hat ¿ke said £
had been her ambition f<W «
Men Held in Mexican City ~ th irty years. Pleas for £
Released from Charge of n mercy, however saved the £
Siskiyou Murder
n defendant from a prison £
I
n sentence.
£
GUARD IS STILL KEPT! n
The woman told Judge £
MacNeille th a t her hus- £
O’C onnell T alks W ith Suspects
band beat her and th e ir £
and R xhonorates Them from
seven children “every tim e £
C onnection in th e Crime
he comes home d ru n k .”
£
“ Then I’ll let you sent- £
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 27. —
eace
him ,” - said
th e £
The Southern Pacific announced
Court.
.
jj
here today th at special agent
The husband promised £
O’Connel had wired inform ation
not to beat the children £
to this city th at the two men held
or get drunk, and he was £
in Esperanza. Mexico, believed to
ordered by the Court to £
be two of the three D’A utrem ont
pay hi» wife $14 a week of £
brothers who are wanted for dy
his $22 weekly salary. He £
nam iting train No. 13 at tunnel
was placed on probation, £
No. 13 in the Siskiyou m ountains
for a year.
8
on. October 11, 1923, in w«hich
£ £ £ £ 8 £ £ 8 £ £ £ 8
four trainm en were brutally shot
and killed, were not the bandits
sought. In view of this fact, the
prisoners were released from jail
today.
In a telegram received
by the Tidings last night, it was
reported th at Dan O’Connell had
had »Several talks with the two
men, who gave the names of Roy
and Ray Burton. O’Connell or­
dered a strict guard kept over the
suspects, all last night, and until
It was learned today th a t the two
Well Known Druggists Are
were not the ones sought.
Arrested on Charges of
At several different' times re­
Selling Opium
ports have been made of the c a p -'
tu re of the brothers, but each
PORTLAND, Feb. 2 J,- — Fed­
time it has turned out in a fake
eral and police narcotic officers,
alarm.
working together, last night a r­
rested four well-known Portland
SCHOOL EXPLOSION
druggists on, charges of selling
IS NEARLY FATAL paregoric containing opium to
A serious explosion occurred known addicts. A rrests were
yesterday in the chem istry room made in pharmacies following
of the tiigh school, in which one raids. The men were held for the
girl narrow ly escaped
possible government. Those arrested fol­
low:
death, and several others per­
Dr. Jam es E. Arnold, Baker
m anent .njury. The m aterial ex­
Drug company, 265
Burnside
ploded while mixing a prepara­
street.
tion which was being heated. The
R. A. W atson, proprietor of the
injured are Lois Hanson, Eliza­
City Hall Pharm acy, 275 Fifth
beth 9tearna, W ebster Chattin street.
and Max Crowson. Miss Hanson
Frank E. Kline, clerk in City
was the m ost seriously injured, Hall Pharmacy.
being cut a bad gash on the neck,
John M. A. Laue, president and
which nearly penetrated to the owner of the Laue-Davis Drug
Ju g u lar vein. She was rushed to store, Third and Yamhill streets.
the hospital, where she was plac­
Federal officers declared th at
ed under an anas t het ic. Max known users of narcotic drugs
Crowson had both hands badly working as stool - pigeons had
cut, his thum b split open and a 'm a d e purchases of paregoric at
tendon split lengthwise. D o cto rs/th e pharmacies.
The paregoric
«ay th a t it will not in jure the contained a small quantity of
use of his hands, however. The opium, it was said.
others were less seriously cut
The fact th a t paregoric is be­
•boat the face and body. They ing sought by addicts is evidence
are reported to be doing nicely. th at the supply of opium, cocaine
and heroine in Portland is low.
Although
th ere are paregoric ad­
F IL E S WORTH $50,000
in M c C lintock case dicts Just as there are opium ad­
dicts, they are few in num ber,
CHICAGO, Feb. 27. — Elim ina­ but those who have a craiving for
tio n of the w ritten record of in­ opium or its derivatives use pare­
quiry of W illiam Sheppard, foster goric to satisfy th eir
desires
father of the late “ Billie” Mc­ when th e stronger drugs are not
Clintock, m illionaire orphan, re­ obtainable.
garding courses in bacteriology,
It is believed th a t groundw ork
from the filee of the national for last might’s arrests was laid
school of applied science, was ; several months ago, for a t th at
w orth $50,000 to certain unnam- i time inform ation on th e use of
ed persons, it was testified at the paregoric by persons unable to
McClintock inquest by one of the obtain coA ine was given officials
th re e “surprise” w itnesses round­ by a woman operative who told of
ed np by the police and held in having used it herqelf during a
greatest secrecy pending today’s d ru g .fam in e in Portland.
session.
r .i
Ì Fir I I A T i l i? F' Student to Start on
L L U IJ L r t 1 U R L Two years' Program
NO D EFIN ITE
CLOSES AT THE'"1’1' 1!^ '™ “ 1“ REPORT ON THE
STATE CAPITOL
NORMAL HEAR!)
£
£
£
£
£
Session Closes in Salem To­ £
day After Forty-Six Days £
of Legislation
£
£
SPECTATORS ENMASSE £
¡8
CHICAGO, Feb. 27. —
Harold
G. O. Hoik, a 38-
«a
year-old medical student
of the University of Chi­
cago, starts today on a
fasting diet th a t will last
Is Made Up of Canadian.
Telegram Received from Lo­
for
two years.
Washington and Oregon
cal Delegation at State
The
object
is
to
deter­
Citizens
mine Just how much food
Capitol Today
is
needed
for
keen
think­
WILL RETURN TOUR
ing. He will eat only when
CONFERENCE GRANTED
Last F lare Contes W hen House ♦♦
hungry, and will eat very
In vitation s to Join W ill be B road.
and S en ate A re Jam m ed Over
Request Made That
No
M ere
£ l i t t l e , m easuring and
C asted Over E n tire IMstrict;
V etoed Bill
T elegram s be Sent from Here
£ weighing every bit taken.
L arge Enrollm ent E xpected
£
by Those Interested
During the period, men­
SALEM, Feb. 27.
With both ! 8 tal tests will be given him,
PORTLAND, Feb. 27.— Early
houses crowded with spectators, I 8 including
A telegram received by Horncf
m athematics,
in April the Pacific northw est will
the Oregon Legislature adjourn- 8 puzzles and typew riting
Billings this m orning just before
send an autom obile caravan of
ed sine die last night at 10:50 8 exercises. For the last two
noon from one of the members
business men to California. Next
after a session la ting 46 days. 8 years he has carried a
of
the delegation which is i i
year Californians will reciprocate
The end came peacefully and the £ scales with him to d eter­
Salem
conferring with Govern ?
by< coming northw ard in a simi­
legi ilators today were enroute £ mine the am ount of food
Pierce
relative
to his attitu d e n i
lar cara'van. Jau n ts of the n o rth ­
home. The last flare of fighting £ he consumes normally. The 8 the Ashland Normal school bi .
erners into the land of perpetual
j spirit came yesterday when the £ mental tests showed his
This telegram stated that ti.4
sunshine will be made during win­
, house of the senate was jammed £ normal efficiency.
committee
had conferred wi: ,<
ter or spring. Trips here of the
l over the vetoed bill of the 1923
the
governor
and that they hope <
At
the
end
of
two
years
Californians will be made in the
i session providing for an addition-
to
succeed
in
persuading the chiei
the
results
will
be
tabulat­
summer, when Ceilifornia is hot
I al circuit judge in Multnomah
executive
to
sign
or approve t i n
ed
and
psychology
experts
and the northw est is cool.
) county.
normal bill which wax passed by
expect to work out from
Directors of the Portland Cham­
Governor Pierce today appoint- £ them an ideal human ra ­
the
legislature a few days ag .
ber of Commerce Tuesday ap­
i c-1 Ashby Dickson, a dem ocrat of £ tion.
The
telegram also requested th a t
proved the new plan of reciprocal
¡-Portland to be th e new c irc u it ¡ £ £ £ £ £ 8 8 £ £ £ £ 8 £ no more telegram s be sent to th««
visits.
The m atter was turned
ju d g e c re a te d by th e le g is la tu re , j
- _________
governor from interested parties
over to the publicity departm ent
Rumor persisted after c lu in g of
in this section relative to the blii.
and outdoor recreation commit­
the session th at tlie tobacco peo-!
All Ashland is eagerly aw aitln<
tee. These im m ediately began
pie intend to invoke referendum j
the
dutcome of the bill. Some sav
BI
TTE,
M
ont.,
Feb.
2
7
—
G
eorge
Cam
pbell
Carbon,
a
m
iner
of
plans for the northw est’s cara­
th is locality, w h o lias been liv in g in cheap w aterfront lod gin g houses on the cigarette tax law.
that
the governor must veto t h j
van. Announcements and invita­ in San Francisco, lias been aw arded th e verdict in a tw enty-year
bill
before
tonight. Friday, whip.
tions to join will be sent broad­ court battle, by w hich he w ill receive royalties and dam ages am ount­
POULTRY
MEETING
TO
others
declare
th a t the constitu­
cast over the state and enrollm ent ing to nearly $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . I nder th e decision passed by th e U nited
tional
limit
is
Saturday evening.
BE HELD HERE SOON
of a large num ber of business S tates C ircuit Court, Carson is e n titled to lo y a ltie s on a m ining de­
If the governor does not veto ic
men and representative citizene vice he declared he conceived and patented nineteen years ago. B ig
A meeting of considerable in­
before
the period of lim itation, the
copper
m
in
in
g
in
terests
are
alleged
to
h
a
v
e
sise
d
th
e
device
for
m
any
is expected by H erbert*C uthbert,
years despite Carson’s c la im s He says he w ill con tin u e Ills sim ple terest to all poultry raiser.;, will
bill
will
autom atically become a
m anager of the publicity d ep art­ life. but. is glad he has enough m oney J o continu e his experim ents.
law.
he held at the city hall, W ednes­
ment, who will receive the reser­
day. March 4, at 1 Oa. m. Mr.
vations. -
H. E. Crosby of O. A. C. will be Burdic Presented Expensive' JOHN COLLMAN t a k p q
The Pacific northw est caravan
present. The brooding of chicks
will be made up of British Col­
aud other seasonable topics will
umbia«, W ashington and Oregon
be discussed at this time.
All
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 2 7 .__
sections. There will be subdivis­
SALEM, Feb. 27. — Breaking
who
can
possibly
be
there,
are
Sufficiently
recovered
from
ions for cities in» each section.
into the routine houste business
asked
to
do
so.
A
large
attend­
wounds
Incurred
when
attacked
As the plan Is now form ulated,
of the afternoon, Representative
ance is desired.
by a man, declared by authorities
the southbound caravan will be
Coffey, yesterday took the chair
to be Qua Yorden, a ranch em ­
Í
joined by a sim ilar deputation
while R epresentative Carkin, in
ploye, John Collman, well known
PRESIDENT ELBERT’S
from Nevada.
*
behalf of the m em bers of the
CONDITION SERIOUS house, presented Representative Klamath rancher, has returned to
It is planned th a t the motor Northerners Are Out to Gain Recompense; Locals Are
his home, where he L, now con­
in Best of Shape for Meet. Have Been Going
excursion will reach San Francis­
Denton G. Burdict, speaker of the
BERLIN,
Feb.
27—
President
valescing.
While Collman is not
co on April 12, the day before the
Through Gruelling Practice
house, with a $400 gold watch,
Eberts
condition
was
announced
entirely
out
of danger. It was said
official opening of the convention
with chimes th a t proclaim the
as
being
“
precarious”
,
following
that his recovery waa nearly as­
of Pacific coast hotelmen. Num­
Roseburg High will tangle here to tal to ten straight. Then they j a second serious operation which hour and quarter-hours.
sured. Only an infection, setting
bers of the hotelmen of the north tomorrow night, and, according j turned rig h t around and lost a
“ The membership of this house
are expected to join in the cara­ to reports, are steamed up to give ¡'double bill to Salem. W hat in was made necessary by peritonitis is on a higher plane than those of In would bring a fatal result.
which set in after an appendicitis
Yorden is being held in Jail
van. Sojourners will be urged to thp locals a working-over. The
the past and members have) work­
the world got into them is not operation.
under
an open charge. When if
stick together about five days in season up to date has not been a
ed hard both in the committees appears that there is no doubt ax
known. Since that tim e they have
California, o r until Los Angeles victorious one for the n o rth ern ­
and on. the floor,” Representative to Collman’s recovery, a charge
not won a game, except a n easy DILL BILL IS PASSED
is reached. Disbandment th en will ers, and all indications have it one from G rants Pass.
Carkin said. "T here has been a
of assault with intent to kill or
BY THE SENATE TODAY
be In order, a t least for those who th a t they will attem pt to plunge
general expression of individual assault with a dangerous weapon,
W hat Coach W alter Hughes has
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.— The feelings and little machine poli­
wish to pursue their own itin er­ through the gap th a t is now open
had to do, and will have yet to do,
Dill bill, perm itting the states of tical. Mr. Speaker, you organized will be prosecuted by the district
aries, m ake visit.? or otherwise in the Ashland basketball line­
is som ething trem endous. To pull
attorney's office, it was stated yes­
pause by the way.
up. If the results of the last Med- a team out of the hole into W ashington, Idaho, Oregon and the house and appointed the com­
Montana to enter into an agree- m ittees on the first day of the terday by the dl tric t attorney’s
Commercial bodies and civic ford-A shlard contests are being
which it has fallen is a task not
office.
clubs all over the state will be used as a foundation for these re- easily conceivable, and the town “ T
? ,th® disp° sition of i session for the first time in the
asked to co-operate in m aking the ports, however, there will be no as a whole is looking forward! with ' 7 V *
Ul® Lolumbia rlver and i history of the legislature. You
caravan scheme a success.
recompense gained by them .
¡’ eagerness to its outcome. It is!
W3S pasf3ed today by have been fair in, all your deal-
the senate.
ings and rulings.
W ith a stringent schedule of not fact, however th a t the team ¡
NEW OMNIBUS BILL • training and practice kept all has fallen. It may have simply '
“ Members of the house have be­
MADE BY CONGRESS week, and with every member of have had a slump. Yet it looks J PLOT REVEALED TO
come suspicious of you and have
KILL PRES. WILSON decided to put a ‘w atch’ upon you
the team back on the floor and in bad. They may have overcome i
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27— Con­ the best of co rd lt'o n the local
it by the tim e the game starts ¡ NEW YORK, Feb. 27— How a It is pure gold, keeps active time
gress sent a new omnibus bill, quintet expects to really • “ break ' tomorrow.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 27. __
If not, they have a i highly organized group of inter­ and is not two-faced, which is
providing for $65,000,000 wage aw ay,” and regain some of their
emblematic
of
you.”1
Announcement
is made here by
week before the real .test come? , national anarchists planned* and
increases of postal employee^ old time form which they display­
The house broke Into handclap- the California Highway Commis­
a week later, when they meet 'n ea rly assassinated President W il-'
through enlarged revenues from ed earlier in th e season. This Medford for the final games of son. J. P.
Morgan, C h a rle s! p!ng as Representative Carkin sion that, beginning March 1st a |
higher postal rates, to the pres­ form a t the time was subject to the season. At any rate it is go- , Schwab and General Coleman Du- Called Page Rudle to
6:30 p. m., the Pacific Highway,
ident for signature. The bill also unlim ited praise by fans, and
in the Sacramento R’.ver canyon,
ing to be a good game, and a pont, during the year of 1915 watch to the rostrum ,
provided complete publicity cam­ promised to bring ai state cham­ keen interest is being shown in
“ I doubt if I have the vitality north of Redding, Shasta count y
and how their efforts were frus­
paign expenditures and contribu­ pionship to them. Ju st what*hap- it?
to
slay
trated by government w orker
„ „ the , things
~ I would like to will be closed to traffic for si «
tion,?, with lim ited campaign pened to it, no one really knowd.
,
,
,
.
,
,
say,”
Speaker
Burdick said. "We teen hours dally until May 15th.
Rumors th a t Ashland is “done
revealed today by
, ,
fnnds for senators and represen­ Anyway, they had an average of fo r” so far as winning the state Garland, u, was
,
., ,
/
! »re approaching the end of the
The closing regulation will
Ralph Easley, president of the!
x
tatives.
,.
, • • . .
,
,,
session and it but a m atter of In force between Half Way Creek.
ten clear victories, and up to that^ championship is concerned, are
national civic federation. FJasley'
q,., ,
time had not had a game that entirely fictitious. By taking the „ ,
. *
, . „
.
lionr8- This is my seventh con- 23 miles north of Redding, a n .|
made the statem ent follow ing1
: secutave season and the first that Delta, 27 miles north of Reddln;-.
bordered on defeat. Perhaps the next two games, and winning an­
the announcement of the publi
has not ended in turm oil, excite- The gates at either end of th s
climaix of their winning streak other to be played on a neutral
cation
ot
the
autobiography
of
I
ment and confusion I cannot ex section will be locked at 6:30
was when they made an up-state floor they are eligible to enter the
atate
(Inals.
The
winners
o(
U
...
I
i’
’
“
".'“!
Oo'n
p
w
s'
ln
whlcb
th<!'
o clock p. nt. each evening and
trip and cleaned up the northern
(Continued os Page Four)
mnv on» ¡i
. v.
i '
late labor leader told of activities
will not be onened to traffic un­
part of the state w ithout a loss,. may
consider themselves real I .
nhn „ t
.. ...
.
°f anrchiists and ol German pro­
til
10:30 a. m. the following
On this they played on floors that c.tnto
state champs J a r the first time in '
•
tr
T
,
L
paganda
juisl
before
and
during
morning.
varied
much
in
sizp,
and
caused
years — if eVer, for schools of
| MEDFORD, Feb. 27. — Argu-
__ *
. , ,
I the world war.
The closing is necessary becaus ♦
[ m ents were begun yesterday therft a great deal of trouble. Once Portland are to compete this year, j
of
reconstruction work which will
they
overcame
a
lead
of
eight
This
is
made
possible
by
a
change
: morning in the damage suit of*
neces
R ate heavy blasting during
points
in
a
game
th
a
t
looked
like
in
their
coaching
system,
which
j Mrs. Viola Blackburn against the
the
night
time and the closing of
certain
defeat.
Yet
they
won
was form erly made up of paid
Medford Irrigation district, and
the
road.
The work will be rush­
from
Salem
before
a
huge
crowd
GRANTS PASS. Feb. 27. —
the case is expected to go to the
coaches. They now have coaches
ed
during
the next three month*
of
nearly
2000.
They
won
from
E sra Meeker, S eattle’s ninety-
1 ju ry early this afternoon. Mrs.
who teach part time, m aking their
Eugene,
'th
e
y
won
from
Roseburg.
with the exception th at the h igh­
four y e a r old pioneer df Old Ore-
Blackburn is suing the irrigatibn
team
s
eligible
for'
the
all-state
way may be opened for a longer
Following
this
«they
won
from
gon T rail fame and tran-contin- •
district for $6440 damages, for
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 27.—
period during the season of heavy
ental flyer, is tripping along a ; I «tac Newton Shook, aged pion­ alleged injuries received, in an G rants Pass, bringing th e grand meet.
On the serious charge of assault­
summer travel.
little more jauntily these days. eer and prom inent resident of auto accident oa the Pacific high­
ing
his
wife,
Fannie
Gallagher,
In making the announcem ent,
.The reason Is th a t he has ju st Ashland for the past 25 years, way Ju n e 4, 1922, when t h e c a r MURDER QUIZZING
“ Ideals of Americanism, as Il­
STRIKING SENATORS
with
attem
pt
to
kill,
George
Gal­
the
pointed out thi»:
welcomed another of his many j died at his home in the Shook in which she was riding passed
CONTINUES TODAY
RETURN TO CAPITOL lagher was being given a hearing lustrated In the life of George no commission
detours will be
available
descendants into the great country building, this m orning at 6:00 over repair work of the irrig a­
W ashington,” was the topic of a
before United States Comniission-
around
the
work,
and
that
then?
he helped to settle. The newcom­ after an illness of several weeks. tion, district, in installing a cul­
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27. —
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 27 —
I speech delivered before the Ki-
;
er
Bert
C.
Thomas
this
afternoon.
are
only
limited
accommodation*
e r is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Funeral arrangem ents will be an­ vert.
Police were continuing their in- Having obtained a promise fro m ;
! wanis luncheon a t noon today by
W ilfred G. McDonald. 5015 54th nounced later.
The chief contention, of the de- je s tig a tlo n into the alleged plot the republican Readers that a hill The hearing opened a t 2 p. m. i Rev. Judson Oldfield. An ideal, north of Redding and south of
Avenue. South. She is Meeker’s
The deceased wW born Dec. 25, fens« Isi th a t scores of autoes to /k ill Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick redistricting the state would not I The commission of the alleged ) according tQ him, is a mere castle .Dunsmuir.
eighteenth great-grandchild and 1844, and has resided In the city passed over the work w ithout ac­ Hotaling, prom inent members of be “ forced upon them ,” the re­ i crime was on December 12, ac­ : in the air, until It has taken tan-f A sim ilar clo Ing was enforced
last Spring w ithout serious incon­
has been given the name of Mar­ to r the past forty years. He pass- i eident, and th a t Mrs. Blackburn’s San Francisco society and part calcitrant Indiana senate demo­ cording to tho'&omplaint.
Today, he added,
Tomorrow afternoon a t 2 p. m* j gent shape.
venience to the public. Every e f­
garet,* with the approval of her ed away a t the age of 80 years injuries were due to careless driv­ heirs to the long contested H otal­ cratic m inority returned to the
thousands of these castles have
distinguished
great-granddaddy. two months aud 2 days. He is ing by Thomas I. Temple. They ing m illion^ According to Ralph Hoosier cap'tal today, ready to the Lang family of the re serv a -! taken shape, in the form of mod­ fort will be made to handle tr a f ­
tion will be given a prelim inary
The fath er .is Meeker's nine- well known* in this district, and also contend th a t Temple failed King, form er policeman, who is answer to the roll call.
ern institutions and monuments. fic over the construction work
hearing
before
Mr.
Thomas
.on
during the hours the road is open
teenth grandchild.
His m other j a member of the Elks lodge,
to regard the w arning signs. The said to have, revealed the p lo t,)
i several charges which arose out of *Vashoigton was cast in an era and representatives of the high­
I
was a daughter of the pioneer. • He hi survived by a daughter, defence also stresses the fact th a t two gunmen were hired by him
¡a n alleged attem pt to-destroy a
iU eatno». There is no h'ghef way departm ent will be on duty
The venerable great-grandfather i K athcjing Shook, his wife, and a Mrs. Blackburn won a contest at the instigation of another and A IR F L E E T URGED BY
thing we can do, than to live up
public
document
in
the
offices
of
to render aid to m otorists, If
will be the honor guest a t Christ- step-son, Clyde Payne of Orange, among the bank clerks of Jack- not yet Identified third party to
FORMER NAVY HEAD the superintendent of the reser- to the laws and morals th a t were ) needed.
ening ceremonies, a t which there : California.
son and Josephine counties, nine do th e planned killing. “ Russian
set up by him, he declared.
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i vation on February 10.
The work now under way con-
will be an imposing assemblage ) Funeral services will take place months after the accident.
Lou” Madison is under arrest, de­
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. — ! Mrs. Lulu Lang is charged with
The Kiwanis quartet, composed eistij of widening and straighten­
of grrndsons, granddaughters and a t the Dodge Chapel. His going
Most of the testim ony was de­ clared by police to have confess­ A ircraft will be the key to power attem pting to destroy certain pub- of Carl Loveland, Henry Enders,
ing eleven miles between Half
great-granddaughters.
m arks the passing of another of voted to showing the precautions ed th a t he and a friend had taken
i in the next war, Rear A d m iral, lie record? in s. public place and V. D. Miller and H arry Tomlin­ Way Creek and Dog Creek, a
L ittle M argaret McDonald w a s; the old pioneers th a t are yearly) u?2d by the Irrigation ccmpany $3300 fyom King for the propos-
horn here last Saturday.— Seattle) becoming fewer and fewer. As a to protect trafile and medtogl «d m urders, but declared th a t thpy Sims, now retired, told the House ( of assaulting another in an at- son, sang several songs, followed part of the 1925 reconstruction
Times.
'
' citizen and friend of the commun- testimbny to show the phyficaJ had pever intended keeping their A ircraft Committee today. Sims tem pt to commit a felony. Mrs. in chorus by the entire meeting, program of the commission to be
urged development of a great air Lang, her husband, Thomas Lan&,) R- C. Forsythe received the prise, financed with gasoline tax funds.
Mrs. McDonald will be rem em -1 ity, he has served loyally, and condition of the plaintiff.
fleet by the United States. He Laupella Lang, arid Millard Lang
The program for next week was
hered here as Grace Presley, his death i i a real loss to the
assailed the "conservatives in the are charged in Another com plaint i referred to the attendance com-
d a u g h ter 6f Mr. and Mrs. C. C .) community at large and to th at
Astoria — Ten miles highway
There's a message to The
navy who are holding out for with using obscene language in a ' m ittee and several resolutions
Presley, now of Seattle.
great organization, the pioneers. Tidings Want Ade.
between
Astoria and Svenson i |
TMtogs Want Ada are ge-goiter» ‘precious’ battleships.”
public place.
! were passed on.
to be widened and resurfaced,
FOURPORTLAND
DRUGGISTS ARE
TAKENCUSTODY
Ezra Meeker, Aged
AGED RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY
THIS MORNING
HOUSESPEAKER
GIVEN WATCH
BY ITS MEMBERS
^ av E° ° Ä TÄ
ROSEBURG BALL TOSSERS TO
MEET LOCALS HERE TOMORROW
California Roads
Closed to Traffic
on New Schedule
Arguments Begin
in Blackburn Suit
for Damage Loss
Hearing Given
Gallagher Case
Before Thomas
c
OLDFIELD GIVES
A D D R E SS AT
KIWANIS TODAY