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CLIMATE
« • s e ife t of Ufi of Mthmai
'For Nearly Fifty
(United
ASHLAND?
.U » fc L tJ W
Majority of
Methodists 'Are
For Unification \
Jackson’
I Come Back, Gold
Strike Made There
MARKEYS
ATES DODSON
Mart B ave Brooded Markets’
for Prodi
lncto in Order to
Expand
ATT A G O WATER PROBE
of Creeeent Cl I y Make*
Plea for Aid in Obtaining
I
Now Harbor
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MEDFORD, Bept. 28
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ville ay come back into
Its own aa « m ining town.
,• I t ,waa a. roaring "min
ing camp <0 years ago
and figured prominently
in the early history j> f ,
Southern Oregon.
New
it "is
practically
de
serted.
Empty buildings
are everywhere.
Almost
the whole town has mov
ed to Medford.
B n t prospeots of rejn-
venation came when Joe
la n g w e ll, veteran miner.
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"Oregon must find some way it
to obtain a broader market for t$ sank a shaft on the main
her
products.
Other
statae
tt street and brought out
h a re done it, and there la no, 8 $10 worth of gold In
rarena why Oregon can not," 8 one panning. *
declared W . D. B. Dodson, sec 8
He
clhlms
to
have
retary of th e Portland chamber 8
Struck a rich ledge and
Of commerce, Speaking befpre 8 has engaged two men to
twenty chamber of commerce 8
help him. ’ Operations are
secretaries a t tha luncheon of 8 carried on with an old
th e Southern Oregon Secretaries 8
fashioned hoist and rock-
of Chambers e f Commerce asso
8 er.
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ciation at the L lth la Springs ho
te l today.
Dodaen-outlined the plan used
la Minnesota for the marketing
o f dairy products where a gross
business of more than th irty m il
lions o f dollars is done in dairy
products alone eaeh year. “ Ore
gon’s
d airy
products
would
bring in gross revenue amount
ing to more than 8180,000,000
if a bread m arket could be ob
tained," Dodson declared.
Land settlement upon Ir r i
W ill Not be Admitted to
gation projects was another sub
Week Day Religious
ject discussed by the Portland
School Without Consent
secretary. In ta lk npen thia sub
ject. Dodson attacked the federal
Preparations fo r the week day
reclamation department, declar school of religion, which opens
ing th a t Oregon, promised her here next Monday. In connection
. share of the money in the land with the public school system,
reclamation fund, after waiting have practically been completed,
for tw enty years, has now been A ll that remains is for parents
told to wait longer.
"T k ls is who are desirous of having their
unjust, and we roust forcq some children attend Hie school to fill
actieo from the federal gov out an application card, to be
ernm ent,” declared Dodpon.
presented to the teacher.
The
Secretary Saltmarsh of the child w ill then be excused for
| M City
one hottr „¿eh week t„ the re
Cra
E I chamber of
taker speaker r.t J|g|oi|g
mere» was the other
Saltmarsh m ade
N < >BpU w iu ha. AlUarad to
a representation or a((i,n(, |(l(, school. which Is non
Sonthern Oregon people to ap sectarian, without the consent
pear a t the meeting off. rivets of the pupil’s parent or gaardlun.
and harbors of th e ’ federal gov ’ T h e ’ following tatter h a . been
ernment. which Is- to meet In mailed out to all parents or
Crescent C ity on October
7 suardiana of p up il. 1«. t h e Ash-
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CH1CAOQ, 8ept. 28—
P .) — The
vote
of
Methodists, both North
and Sodth, on amslgama-
tlah of the northern and
southern conferences of
the Methodist Episcopal
church
today
stands.
12.000 for amalgamation
and 852 against.
This
vole
Includes
more than half of the
conferences of the north-
ern church and less than
h alf
of
the
southern
church.
A t the northern Metho-
diat church headquarter«
here It was announced
that the northern vote In-.
dlcates this section of the
church w ill favor amal-
gamatlon.
News
from
southern
Conference was that the
October
conferences
In
the old ' South 'niust bo
awaited to show doftnits-
iy the nature of the vote
by the southern church.
That church requires a
three-fourths vote to ac
cept amalgamation.
The
southern vote t o ‘ date Is
837 for and 400 against.
.
The* northern vote Is
today* 11.168 for amal
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Survqy of Army
What’s Wrong With Aviation
PUPILS MUST
BAVE CONSENT
OF PARENTS
By L A R R Y
BOARDMAN
NBA Service W riter
The fifty planes at
Field, Va., Include 16
Langley,
‘‘O f to« » • plane« he referred
obsolete It o . I Afcow that at least four
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Ashland Today Mecca for Prominent Hotel
All Parts of State, Who Are to be
Opening of New Hostelry. Short
Arranged for Affair.
No more than 30 minutes of speaking w ill
the attention of those attending the opening of th e
Springs hotel this evening. Most of that 'shortf
“ Will be taken up with short talks by local bOsinsEE
and visiting chamber o f commerce officials, w ith ttttS
dress of the evening, to l>e given by Irving E. Vining.
The reception will start at 5:30 this evening,
the dining room i sflrsf thrown open. Dinner will be
from 5;30 to 8:30, at which time the short speaking
gram will l»e held, and the lobby will then be cl
and the dance started.
W. D. B. Dodson, secretary of the Portland
of commerce will he one of the speakers on the program.
He will he followed by 11. (1. Enders, Jr., president o f
the Lithian 'Hotel corporation, who will represent the
stockholders of the association. Enders speech will be fol
lowed by brief res|»onses from visiting guests, and Vin
ing will make the final address of the program.
w ar-tim e Martina and »5 train-1 have dhtbhed and are now out of
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Sept.
28— ing planes of various types. Of conimmalon.
Only 15 airplanes fit for com
*Gur 'entire combat strength
the latter, one is a naw, up-tq-
bat use should America suddenly date Loaning amphibian.
The ta tlta « r Is represented by the
bp forced to go to war!
and Boeing pursuit
others are pid and worn out.
T h a t’s the fighting strength of
At
Selfridge
Field.
Miah.. pldnàs St Selfridge Field—And
the arm y a ir service, an official there are 40 pursuit please. Of there niay net be that many
gamation and 552 against.
survey of a ll the m ilitary flying these. 16 are modern, flrat-elusa now,- f j
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fields shows.
A delegation or prominent ho
Curtis and Baaing planes.
The
•Jha only other up-to-date '
The rem aining equipment is rest are Thomas Moras planes,
tel men of Portland left that,
plane we have la the Loenlng
composed of tr0 n in g
planes,
city yesterday afternoon, and:'
which are not battle planes.
eseenger planes and obsolete
A t Bolling Field, near W ash
plane«.
built
dutlng
heaps of Junk.
noon, according to R. W. Prie*. ■
ington, there a re 12 old De-
IFe obsolete and an-
Sending one of these obeoleto Haviland», three 'e f which have' the
lessee of the Llthla Springs hotair .
solutaAf^wtiTR for combat.
planes 'in to battle against a
Price was not Informed
been rebuilt: two Sperry
“M e of these are known as
modern a irc ra ft ’’would be exact sengers. and one small Vougbt
made up the party nor ban he
flam ing coffins.’
They
bare
ly Uke a river steamer going
been notified of the personae)
training plane.
caused the death of many a good
Into a naval engagement against
of the many other partie« o f .
Rockwell
Field,
near
Sap flyer. And yet we go on buying
a first-class battleship,” a h ig h ; Diego, has six old DeHavilands.
prominent hotel men th ro u gh o u t-
them!
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army officer says.
1 the state who are on their way
T hat sums up America’s fly
“ I t wouldn’t even have a !
“Tha (raining planes and mes
to Ashland to take part la thé
ing strength now In commission.
Postponed During
senger planes serve their purpos e Event
ghost of a chance."
celebration.
McCook Field, near Dayton,
wall enaugh. but of course, the»«* Fair to be Put on at Fair E H. Beets Gets Stiff Sent
Carl
Loveland's
Oregonians
O.. is simply an experimental
Grounds Tomorrow Night
The following data relative
are not combat planes.
w ill firrntsh the music for tha
ence When Arrested by
station.
to equipment nt the various
“ Baatdcs the planes now In
dance, following the program.
Local Officer
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During the recent county fair, I
ftalda la. taken from W a r De
nae there are a number of
Loveland has also arranged a
An army a ir service head
one of the big attraction« which
Beats, 81, a cook, of string orchestra, to furnish mu
partment records:
plapaa In storage. These, how
quarters
officer,
who
for
obvious
had to be postponed, owing to Klamath
A t Brooks FtMA. Tex., are 50
Falla, waa Saturday sic during the dinner, and dur
ever. ate a ll old war-tim e models
reasons requested th at his name
weather conditions, was the big night sentenced to pay a fine of ing the program, preçeedlag the
training planes tar “green” stu-
obaolete.
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Sham battle.
Negotiations have $5il andT”lo serve ten days fn tho dance. '
derrt ftycra, and sft MeHy F ta M .
Secretary Weeks has stated
dition e f the country’s a ir forces
nearby, 37 training planes for
th a t we eould ^ u t 1500 planes been completed whtreby th!« city Jail, following his arreat cm
aa follows: X
event w ill be staged at the fair a charge of reckless driving.
more advanced students.
In the a ir In a pinch. Counting
"G eneral M itchell stated t in t
grounds In front of the pavilion
These can be used for trsln -
Rcets waa arrested by Chief PARENTS DRINKING,
all the training planes and tho
—
o„ l r
wa have only 1ft planes fit for
Tuesday night. September 23. of Police McNabb on the Boule
CHILDREN SORNBD
planes in storage, we probably
commencing at 7:45 p. nt. Ow vard, after the officer had fol
Mitchell Field, L. I., has 30 combat oee.
eould.
bu|U
S EA TTLE , Sept. 28— (U . P .)
ing to the heavy expense involv lowed him for several blocks.
“ When he made that ajato
planee
and ft.
land public school System by (
“ B at we have I I , not 1500. ed in staging thin attraction, h When taken into custody. Beets — W hile their parents were st-
ment, about a year ago. It was
now
during
the
w
ar
and
are
“The federal government has Superintendent George A. Bris
nominal admission fee to the plainly showed the effects of t end ing a drinking party, auth
first-class fighting planes.”
undoubtedly true.
asked w hat interest Southern coe, notifying tfie parents of the obsolete.
grand stsnd w ill be made, and liquor which McNabb declared orities t'harge. tour small chil
Oregon is taking in an outlet formation of the School, and en
dren were burned to death la
It is hoped that a record-break
been drinking.
to the sea. W e want you to be listing their aid in its support.
W N B 7 ing crowd w ill be out, as all he A had pint
PB-1 FORCE
a
fire near Peter’s dance hall at
FRENCH
TURN
DOWN
flask of moonshine
on hand when the committee
NEL profits derived w ill accrue to the paretly filled, was taken from Silver Lake early today.
“ P relim inary plane for es
BROKEN 0
U.
S.
DEBT
PROPOSAL
meets, to show them Jnst what tablishing Week-Day R eligiom
■The parents. Nela Peters and
fa ir association, to help wipe out Beets' car by McNabb when the
interest Southern Oregon is tak Education schools In Ashland
A STO R IA , Sept. 38— (U . P .)
W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 28— (U .
his
wife, are being held at the
{he deficit of the recent fair.
latter made the arrest.
ing in having her products mov have been completed by the Ash p .) — The American Debt Fund
— The PB-1 alrplppe, en route
S heriff’s office at Everett, pead-
• Several hundred men w ill ho
When
arraigned
before
City
|
ed 200 miles nearer their mar land Evangelical Association of ing commission today received
from San Franclkfcip to Seattle,
Investigation.
The children
used la staging the battle, con Judge Frest, who was calledilnR
called i
was
delayed here today by ee
kets.” Saltmarsh stated.
W eek-Day Religions Education.
Morse,
•:
Harold,
8;
from Finance Minister Calllaux
sisting prlficlpally of thp Na- from hl» home to hear the case, are:
A plea was made by the speak
gin etrouble, an< w ill probably
“ Plans for the school have hie stalemetn of thelnabilfty of
Lucille, 2, and Melvin. 8.
i tlonal Guard units of Ashland. Beeta pleaded guilty.
er tor the endorsement by the been made ’in accord w ith the
The four children were sleag(-
the French debt mission to con
District Attorney Chaney was
»—nidation of the effort to ob state law which provides that sider the settlement of the 84,-
age nntU the 1 ^ 1 ^ r t o f (h aj
hy „e m b e rs of the Amer
Ing In an upstairs room of the
called,
and
It
was
believed
for
tain a harbor at Creeeent City. Boards of Education may, upon 200.000,000 debt on the terms
week.
O il which leaked from
house when the fire occurred.
icsn Legion.
a time that chargee of driving
Thia m atter is being discussed
the
forward
engine covered the
Their bodies were burnad to a
of the American proposal.
No
expense
has
been
spared
while
Intoxicated
and
possession
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N E W LONDON. 8ept. 28— (U . entire plane yeetrday, and (orc-
this afternoon at the meeting of
in securing an immense quan and
transportation
of
liquor crisp, according to the coroner
P .) — Operations fo r the rescue d * a landing a t Ilwaco, Wash.,
the association and the action
uj
tity Of pyrotechnics which will would be filed against Beets, of Snohomish county.
of the men trapped In the saa|t- two and a half hours after the
to be taken w ill be decided upon
FRESH FLOODS KILL
be used in the sham battle. Add but after a conference with
----- 100 IN SHANTUNG ea submarine halted this a fte r plane le ft Coos Bay.
at th at time.
ed to this w ill be a large quan Chief McNabb, it was decided
SEATTLE LAW STUDENT
noon.
The aeaa were running
Saltmarsh pointed out that
tity of m aterials turned over to that these charges would not be
P E K IN G , Sept. 18.— (U. P .)-—, hjt i, („ the wake of the « o rm y M A 7EE SAYS SHIP IN
FACES MANY OHAEOES
Crescent
City
has
already
the National Guard by Adjutant filed, but Beets »Bowed to go
A fresh break In the banks of the weather overnight.
The giant GOOD SHAPE AT START General W h ite which ha.i been
matched, dollar for dollar, the
on his way after paying bis fine
SEA TTLE , Sept. 28— (U . F .)
Yellow . R iver today eifilhngered m arine cranes could not operate
funds supplied by the federal
L A K E H U R S T , Sept. 28— (U . intended to be used nt the Na
and
serving his sentence.
— Clarence F. Oreen, M ill
the homes of more than 2.OOO.0OOJ (n t he heavy «well.
government for the development
P .)— There was nothing to pre- tional Guard encampment, but
B»«ets was on his way to law student, aviator,
residents of the Shantung penin-
of the harbor.
The city has
, vent the normal functioning- of which was not nsed and w ill b.>
Klainnlh Palls, where he de and chicken ranch owner
N E W LONDON, Conn., Sept. 28. t,,e automatic aafeky valves on
I sula, reports from that district,
bonded for 1245.000 to meet the
nsed at the event next Tuesday clared he was to go to work this face charges of forgery
received here this afternoon signl- — (V . P .) — The great m arine der- t he gas cells of the Shenandoah
1245.000 expended by the gov
night.
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• morning.
He had been visiting before he la surrendered to the
ernment. An additional 1800,000
fled.
I rick Monarch arrived here today, during th a final stages of the
The H itt Firew orks company In California, and Just before Milwaukee police fo r proeecuUou
w ill he needed, and the people
Thirteen hundred square m i l * headed for the aeane of the sink-; Ohio storm In which ttts dirigible
This month’s issue of The of land are flooded, w ith the area J n g submarine 8-51, which went was wrecked. Lieutenant R. O. of Reattle. Washlngtoh. is fu r starling north had spent the on the $200,000 swindle
of Crescent City believe the gov
nishing the spectacular pyrotech night In Weed. He declared he
prosecuting
attorney
ernment should- take the same V olt, the publication of The Increasing hourly as the waters ( to the bottom when rammed by Mayer to ld i the n a v a l1 court of nic display which w ill be usedShll(| migned the Klamath Falls the
California-Oregon
Power
com
action as la the case In eastern
ponr in through the breaks.
, the lin er City of Rome.
> Inquiry investigating the disaster In the sham battle, and anions, highway Junction In the dark, nounced today. Oreen la
ed with forging the
The reports received here estl-|
The huge veesel Is capable of today.
Mayer said th at only
seaports, of supplying a il funds pany, gives publicity to the
‘the many devices to he used o ro !nn(1 had driven lflto Ashland
needed, not foreleg the com Oregon State Irrig atio n Congress mate th at more than a hundred tons. Thia derrick, together with fOur s e a te o v e rs w e r e /in place roekets, varl-llghts, band gren-[ before he discovered his mls- the owner of the house la
he lived to obtain the lo
her
m unity to go Into the a ffa ir on which convenes at Orants Pass, persons have been drowned. The the det-rteks already oh the scene.1 whefa the , d irig ib le le ft
adea, star shells, bgttle flare«, („ge.
$2600.
Oregon,
on
October
6,
ft
and
7.
a fifty fifty basis.
flood Is described as the worst w m be turned to a second attem pt moorings, and when the ship smoke candles, high exp losive' y p (0 noon today. Beets had
inclusive.
In a vary attractive In China since th at of 1887.
to lift tho submarine.
j began its uncontrolled rise in shells, and numerous o th e r. ntn- |]O, paid the $60 fine, and in-
way The V o lt undertakes a re
Thera Is no Indication th a t any the ‘storm, these were removed
terlals sim ulating actual battle ¿(cations were that ha may be
view of the progress of Irrig a
of the men aboard when th e sub
forced to serve out hla fina.
conditions.
tion development in
Southern
Aa
an
added
fealur*
of
tho
Oregon and N orthern California,
Tha first hoist of the M erritt,
battle to be staged, there has BATTLE FLEET BACK
illustrating the story w ith pic
Chapman derrick yesterday fa ll-! A s l l l ä n d i s
Just been secured a modern 37-
FROM LONG CRUISE
tures showing scenes on the var-
ad to move the submarine from
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mlllmeter gun which will be
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ions irrigation districts In the
tha floor of tha ocean because of C a l l e d D V D e a t h
SAN PEDRO, Sept. 88. — (U .
naed In tha battle action Tueu-
K N O V IL L E . 'ren n ”i * ep‘.
field of Copco service.
a lack of sufficient lifting power.
Work
P ) __ The United Statae battle
day night.
(U . F .) - The appeal in the case,
Much favoraWe cornBM.n t ha«
V
on the
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W
illiam
Liadaay,
aged
86,
a
fleet
came
home
Saturday
from
a
o f John Scopes, young
a
.
concerning the ef
C. C. Carter,, believed to be the
laa te be
Tenn., high nchool
fecttTe
community
advertising C. C. Carder wanted by the police NO
FORUM LUNOHEO
resident of Ashland for 18 years, DAW ES THANKS LOCAL long cruise In Australia waters.
J
vieted at Dayton of teaching the
ncTOTIipttrtre* hy T h^ V o ftr Al Buk si for th e emheas i ame u t o f TOBE
d i ed at- a ioea l —hos p i t al ho se WOMEN FOR FLOWERS The 4v»«» insnght A rl a nna ataamed
theory of evolutfhn In the public w W h h M * clPca, atlon « ( over an automobile, was taken into
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¡ out to meet the Armada, carrying'
last night after a lingering 111-
There will bo no (ornm lunch-' BaMi
schools, In violation of a sta e
000
a l, over the custody last night hy Cbtaf of Po
Mrs; W . 8. Fielding of this! Assistant Secretary of tha N afy
statute, was continued for twenty UnUed 8tat0a a n i t0 many f Or. lice McNabb, but a fte r questioning 1 eon of tho chamber of commerce
Mr. Lindsay waa born in Wls- city today received a letter from Robinson, who reviewed the fleet
tomorrow noon. Secretary J. II. consta on Auguat 1 4 ,1 8 4 0 . H e g ROaa Bartley, private secretary onB hundred ml lee at sea, shortly
days today when it came be ore i
«»„¿tries.
Beginning With wa(( released.
the Tennessee supreme court, fo l- Mgy wh,ch featttred
h,gh
Carter was returning from Cali Fuller announced thia morniny. served wHh the Union forcée dur-; to Vice President Charles 0 . ' #Mer ¿aybreak
lowing an appeal.from the Judg ways of Southern Oregon and fornia w ith another Ashland auto Tha luncheon will ba ealled off ing the Civil Wgr. The deceased Dawee, ‘ thanking her for Ihs
because of the opening of the came to AfchlSnd la 1608, and has beautiful
ment of the lower court.
bouquet
of
aster»,
Northern California, The Volt mobile dealer when he waa arrest
hotel thia avaalng. which will at made hie home in thia city since which she presented to Dawes Visited
Tha firs t motion1 which was baa worked consistently to ad-
ed.
Rev. Hiram
tract tho members of tho eham-* that time.
fltad as court convened this morn- Tarttae gM,erajiy the resources )
upon hla visit hero.
In the telegram received from
Grants Paas,
la g was tha request by States A t' | aBg advahtages of thia territory, the Baker authorities. It was stat bar, and because tha hotel will
Dawee, according to tho let
The deceased la survived by
wife. South G
tonlsy General
Thompson
June number was devoted ed that Carder had le ft that city bo taxed te capacity to handle one daagh|er, Mrs. J a n « Booth, ter, prreentad the bouquet to
Mr.
tha
crowd
this
evening.
his
wife,
npoe
hie
arrival
In
John R. Naal, chief council fo r ¡t0 a gtflry on t j,e a(r matl aer- on September 27. However. Car
of thia city.
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Sadie
San
Francisco,
sjid
tho
flower»
Scopsb, ba giw n twenty days to
m ibing an appeal to th - ter proved th at he stopped In
Tho fnnaoA will be held to
ora
morrow afternoon,at 8:20, from ware greatly enjoyed.
mu RBBfgninont
errors, re- people of tha Pacific Coast to Medford on September 28. Mc
Mrs.
. gardlng -the tria l at Dayton. Thia bring about an air mail aar- Nabb declared that it would have
Stock’s Undertaking parlors. In
street.
terment wM^ke In the Mt, View
request was granted by the Judge. viea from Seattle te San Diego been impossible for tka man to
Oregon sad Washington
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cemetery.
The funeral will be
This matter Is now wall advanc make the trip from Baker In ons
tt — Fair, with local fro «
Portland — Contract I«
under the auspices of the O. A.
< oyagoh fires loases for August ed. In Jaly The Volt described d*y. sad therefore tha man was tt aa« of tho Casepdos.
, ew $1,000,008
outside of Portland, were |18»,-
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released
tt Oaatia easterly wind«.
(Contlanad on Pact Four)
SHAM BATTLE WAN riHtU I
TO BE STAGED GIVEN 10 DAYS
TUES.
ONSPEEDCOUNT
HOISTS TRY TO
LIFT SUB FROM
FLOOR OF SEA1™—
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VOLT FEATURES
IRRIGATION IN
LATEST ISSUE
Scopes Appeal Case
is Continued 20
Days by Attorney
"•5r*Z*.rÏÏÏT4r” i ’M
t ï ! 2 ’Old Resident of
Man Arrested on
Car Theft Charge
Released Last Night
THE WEATHER
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Work is Started!
on New Cabin ii
Park Camp G