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The Tidings Has Been Ashland's
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VOL XLIX
Successor to Ute Sami-Weekly Tidings. Volume 41
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ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 19Ü6
NO. 20Ô
GUARD RAIL TO '“ '" 1' Str,k J P -S T O D E N T S
BE ERECTED ON
OF NORMAL TO,
STATE HIGHWAY
HOLD REUNION
„ TRADE
NOT TO
STRIKE
O f London
O f M ilk S u p p ly
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Ashland dairymen, at a
meeting yesterday,^ we nt
on record as favoring the
employment of a regular
inspector to grade and in­
spect all m ilk sold in this
vicinity, but they thought
this expense should be
borne by the state.*
Fourteen of the local
dairymen met at the home
of L. D. Payne where
they elected M r. Payne as
chairman and perfected a
temporary organization.A
permanent association is
planned and the remain­
ing dairymen
w ill, bo
urged to Join.
Another meeting will
be held at which time a
report w ill bo made by a
committee which was ap­
pointed to examine the
proposed dairy Inspection
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases oat of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact
l,y
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LONDON, May
ay 6.
5.— (U »
P ) — The first 24 hourB of tt
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the strike brought about tt
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a beer shortage. The fa­ tt
mous
Cheshire
Cheese tt
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Advertising Ashland Will be 8
Safeguards Will be Main­
Premier Baldwin Told By
Chop House, known to tt: Former Pupils of Old Ash­
One of Major Projects ‘ 2
tained on Ashland-Klam­
Labor Spokesman Gov­
all American
tourists, « !
land School to Meet in
for Current Year
'
ernment Must Fix Terms
ath Road This Summer
closed Tuesday night be­ tt!
Portland June 21
cause it ran out of beer, tt
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APPROPRIATION MADE 8
au experience which has .» F O R M
LOOK - OUT CONTINUES
PROTECTS MOTORISTS
ORGANIZATION
not occurred before w ith­ ::
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Budget ComnHttt-e Increases Sum
Strlk.ars Remain Firm in Original
Division Engineer Get» A uthority
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in tlic memory of Its 100- tt Committees Selected to Plan For
for W o rk; Land Settlement
Oeiuanda; Labor Leader
to Proceed W ith Needed
Gathering o f Men and
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year
htatpry.
Other tt
Assisted
Thrown in Jail
W o rf
Women of State
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“pubs" are closing be­ »
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cause the strike cut off tt
Advertising A shland*w ill be a
~ F l o n d o n ( May e.— ( u p )—
Construction of 2000 feet .o f
PO RTLAND. Ore., May 8. —-
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delivery of their supplies.
major project of the Ashland
8 ' Labor replied with an unqualified
tuard
railing on the Ashland-
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(Special) — A t a meeting held in
chamber o f commerce for the en­
' “No“ to Premier Baldwin's de­
tlam ath highway between Keno
Central Library, Portland, a few
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suing year, and the advertising
mand that the strike be' called
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■nd tho Jackson - K lam ath couc-
nights ago, plans were perfected
and publicity, committee w ill im­
off
as
the
price
of
the
govern-
tt
y
linp
has
been
authorized
by
the
tor
a general reunion of old Ash­
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mediately hold a meeting with
ment'e rose motion of nagotia
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Rate highway commission at
land Normal students.
Several
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Secretary F u lle r
to map
out
tions for peace.
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former studeats who live In Port­
Salem, according to word receiv­
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plans for such a program. This
The trades union spokesman
8
ed here today. C. C. Seeley, resi­
land were present, and the date
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was' the decision of the board of
I said that labor is still seeking an
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dent highway engineer, has been Business
was set tor June 21; the place.
Manager
John
directors at au extended meeting
honorable sapem ent,
w ith
a
8
authorized
to
proceed
w
ith
the
Peninsula Park. If the weather
»I
Enders Makes Appeal
last night.
withdrawal lock-out notices, but
8 ordinance.
work at once.
is
unfavorable the Peninsula Park
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Fcr Contributions
The report of the budget com­
he added that it is up to the gov­
Lumber for the guard rails has
Community
house will be used,
mittee was presented
to
the
ernment to bring about a situa­
been' purchased and w ill be sea­
Approximately
$200
more
is
and
all
who
come can easily be
hoard, and aside from h i regular
tion which will permit peace ne­
soned for two months before It needed to insure the success of accomodated. AU former pupils
necessary operating expenses of
gotiations.
is placed. Mr. 8eeley expects to the Ashland baseball club thia/ are invited, and messages have
Hi chamber, the largest Item was
put
up the railing early In July. year. It wa i announced this af-J already been received from dist­
for advertising and publicity. It
O T H E R ST R IK E S P L A N N E D
The
guard rail fences w ill be ternoon by John Enders, business ant parts of the state, assuring a
was felt that Ashland now. has
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SYD NEY, Australia, May 6.—
constructed on
bad turns
and manager of the club. The mer­ large attendance. The picnic din­
greater reason than lftretofore
Local Booster Club is Asked' <Yp> - FoUowIns the lead of the
donated ner will be held iq the evening,
other dangerous spots on
the chants generally havo
for undertaking an energetic and
to
Attend
Rn.il
Cele-
Engl,ah
coal
miners,
the
mine
en-
Jiberally,
he
said,
and
ho
now i making it possible for all to at­
highway.
extensive advertising plan. Whil?
gineers of New South Wales have
asks
that
citizens
proffer
some1
tend.
The
fences,
painted
a
glaring
bration in Eugene
this has been contemplated for
given notice op their intention to
white, w ill considerably lessen the financial support for the club.
A business meeting w ill be held,
several years the necessary funds
I t w ill
The Lithians today were es­ strike next Shthrdity.
The players are working out at which time it la expected that
accident hazard on the Ashland-
have been lacking.
Miss
Ernestina
Calles-
li),
uaughter
of
President
Calles
throw 50,000 men out of eraploy-
nightly and a gpod baseball team
to ;
In. order to take care ot this tended a rormal invitation
of Mexico, is touring the United States. This photo was Klam ath Falls highway. To a is in prospect. Suits are expect- a permanent organisation w ill be
raent.
take
part
in
th^
big
celebration
motorist
unfam
iliar
w
ith
the
road,
having as its object the
Important feature of the cham­
taken in New Orleans, where she admitted she is a flap­ hair pin anfl right angle turns j ed to arrive tomorrow and the effected,
at Eugene In August, celebrating]
Welfare of the new Ashland Nor­
ber work, the budget committee
LEADER IS JAILED
per and said she is proud of it.
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bail park at Jackson Hot Springs mal. insofar as we can Influence
are a constant -danger.
has reduced some of the other the completion of the Natron- I
LONDON, May 6 .— ( U P ) —
is being put in good shape.
cut-off
by
E.
E.
Chadwick,
secre-l
inquirers
in this part of the
appropriations and a concentrat­
Shapurji Saklatvala, British com­
Mr. Enders urged that farm­ state. It is hoped in time to build
ed effort w ill be directed to the tary of the Eugene chamber of
of parliament,
ers in the outrlylng section give
(■commerce, who is making a tour munist member
work.
up an organization that w ill be
was
imprisoned
today.
He was
of the state in the interests of
contributions to the club as well of real help in giving publicity
Much to A dvertise
arraigned
on
a
charge
of
making
as local residents.
A ll checks
Ashland, Jt was agreed, has tho the big celebration.
to the Ashland school.
seditious utterances and when he
should
be
mailed
to
J.
E. Enders,
Cities
from
every
part
of
Ore­
finest park, the best equiped ho­
The temporary chairman Is W ill
was unable to provide suitable
business manager of the club.
SAN FR AN C I8CO , » May
C.
tels, auto camps, mineral baths, gon will be represented at Eu-
J
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Wood,
and the secretary Vora
gene for this celebration, he said, 9ureties Waa "ent to J»*1 fo«*
exceptional school privileges and
Trade
Unions
Urged
to
Give"
A
fter
telling
Manuel
Bonaparte
.Underground
Stream
of
Lava
Storey
Sowers( Mrs. R. H. Sow­
n n d ih « m m v n tin iH o « zx#
___ months.,
P o r i of Tlovr’«
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ow ♦ to
t onpatAil 1 v that
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repeatedly that alio
she <1 did
not tunnt
want I
opportunities for industrial and and tho communities of Southern
ers.)
Part
Day’s
Pay
is
Heard
Near
Crater,
buslhess growth. With this as a Oregon are urged* to participate.
Support Strikers
AM former students of the Nor­
! ° dearrt her husband and fun
is Report
Mr. Chadwick was accompan­
basis it was thought a careful
away with him, Mrs. M arla Lopez
mal are moat cordially invited,
MOSCOW,
May
6.— (U P i
advertising plan would
be of ied her« by R. R. Kipp, manager
met her admirer's persistent ad­
HONOLULU, th„ May 6 — A
with their families. General Com­
or tlie m arketing department of
Russian trade union council has vances w ith a revolver bullet. She rushing underground stream of
great value to the city.
mittee :
appealed to all trade unionists to is held on a charge of attempted lava, discharging heavy
The board voted to cooperata the state chamber of commerce,
gases
Mrs.
Beulah
Newman, Mrs.
contribute a quarter of one day’s murder.
with the Jackson couny land set­ who is on one of his regular visits
through crevices overhead, was Up-River Fishermen Sapply Inez Collins, Mrs. Mabie Jacobs.
about
the
state.
pay to support the British strik­
tlement committee In any plan
Demand While Lower
heard by a party of campers near
Mrs. Olah Neidenoff, Mrs. Maude
Last Hope of Wilkins Expe­ ers. A sum Estimated at $1 -
to send a Jackson county repre­
River Strike if en
ihe source of the Hoopuioa flow
Robiey, Mrs.
Ada Roea,
Mr«.
dition Shattered by Ac­
800,000 could be raised in this
sentative to Southern California.
from the volcano Mauna Loa
Vivian
Lawrence.
Mr«. E. L.
cident Tjiis M or n in g
ASTORIA, Ore., May 6.——Des
manner.
Approximately
$130,-
A rthu r Foster of the state land
they reported today.
Blandford, Misa Martina Thiele,
pite
the continuance of an effec­
000 has already been telegraphed
settlement bureau reported on hla
This, together with thin spirals
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sayle, Miss
FA IR B A N K S , Alaska, May C. to the British trade union coun­
recent trip to Southern Californ­
of smoke constantly seen rising tive fish strike throughout the Glendora Thompson, Mr. and Mr«.
—
(U
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)—
The
airplane
Alaskan,
cil.
ia and said Jackson county and
from Mona Loa's craters indicai-- entire lower Columbia river dis- W ill Wood, Mrs. Vora Sowers.
the last hope of th« W ilkins polar
all of Oregon hag an excellent op­
cd
that the mountain Is still ex­ rlc, most of the canneries at
PO RTLA N D, Ore., May 6. —
expedition, was wrecked today,
Astoria packed salmon for a time
Local
Woman
is
Candidate
portunity of interesting many of
periencing some activity.
(IP) — The body of a man iden­
perhaps beyond repair, on an a t­
this morning.
I he Owens valley farmers in com­
for State President of
Two of the seven cones that
tempted take-off for Point Bar-
tifie d from papers in his pocket
The quantity available
for
ing to Oregon.
'
Women’s Clubs
took
part in the recent nctlvity
row, from which the outpost
H a r p P r r v I i i k i t i / x i V * 8 John Lake, 40, of Roseburg.
packing wag not great, as the re­
are
believed
to
have
become
dor­
LA GRANDE, Ore., May 6.— flight over the north pole was to
sult of the combination of tho
mant.
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| W illam ette river early today by
<c p >— Miss Grace E. Chamber­ be attempted.
strike and the extreme shortage
The rlple motor g|ane, D etroit­
C O N STA N TIN O PLE. May C.— ’ Jack Bowman, watc|iman.
The
lain of Ashland, and Mrs. C. J.
of fish In the river.
Frankel of Portland, are the two er, the second craft of the expedi­ The Turkish government has pro­ hody is now at the morgue where
W hat fish were packed were
J. J. Snodgrass, Who Work­
nominees for president of
the tion, was pronounced too heavy hibited the drinking of cham- it was estimated It had been in
taken by seines aid traps or were
ed in Jackson County,
for
use
last
week.
When
Cap­
pagne, whiskey and imported 'the water for a month. Examlna-
Oregon Federation o f Womens
shipped into Astoria from up riv­
Convicted in Portland -
The move 1« tion disclosed no Bigns of foul
•clubs in the annual election to tain W ilkins and Pilot EJelson wlnes in Angora.
er points.
start off for Point Barrow today seen as the first step toward na- play.
be
held
today.
The
winner
will
Coroner’s Inquest in Chicago
PORTLAND, Ore., May 8.-—(U
not be announced until the clos- the plane rose a few feet and tlonal prohibition.
Killings Reveals Gang­
P ) — J. J. Snodgrass, also known
Seven
Convicts
Overpower
then
lowered
to
the
ground
where
ig session late this afternoon.
land Crime Plans
aa J. J. Carey and Jackson Street­
hole in the field.
Peter Klein and Stab
Miss Yhamberlaln asked th a t) 1 srtuck
“ a ------~
er, former dry enforcement offie-
her name be not presented to thJ crush,nS the r 'ght W,ng*
• Him Through Heart
CHICAGO, May 4.— New light
er for Southern Oregon, * was
Was thrown on the machine gun convention for the presidency, but
found guilty today on charges
JO L IE T , III., May 6.— (V P )
murders of W illiam H. McSwig- her many friends throughout the
of representing himself* as an of­
Deputy Warden Peter N. Kinin
gin, assistant state's attorney, and stafe Insisted that she permit her
was killed in an attempted break Bathing Beauties Will Be ficer and thereby obtaining pos­
OUDJDA,' Morocco, May 0.—
two gangster companions, by tes name to be'presented and a live­
session of an automobile. Snod­
at the Illlhois state penitentiary
Selected at Annual Qon-
timony presented at the coroner’s ly election contest Is predicted.
W A S H IN G TO N , D. C., May 0. ( U P ) — W ar w ill be resumed in
grass was first tried last winter
here yeserday when seven con­
vention
on
Coos
Bay
Inquest Tuesday.
— ( U P ) — N ight sessions were or­ Morocco tomorrow m orning it
but the Jury failed to agree. He
victs. five of whom were serving
Witnesses reconstructed the en
dered by the house today to meet was announced today following
M A R S H F IE L D , May B, -w (LP) was allowed 10 daya in which to
time for murder, trapped him In
tire scSne of the slayings in ac­
Body is Found Hanging to the demands for debate on pend­ the collapne of pie ace negotia­ a solitary cell house and stabbed — The program for the state con­ file a motion for a new trial af­
counts which differed materially
Clump of Trees on Island ing fartp relief legislation. A tions between the Rlffians am] him through the heart.
vention of the American Legion ter tha Jury reported Its verdict
from those originally accepted by
three-hour* session w ill be held representatives of the Franco-
of Hawaii
on Coos Bay Augudt 5, 8 and 7 will today.
authorities.
Spanish allies.
tonight and tomorrow n(ght.
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include a bathing beauty contest
HONOLULU, May 6. _ (|p)
One of the Important new
PASADENA, Cal., May 6.— (LP)
to determine Oregon's most per­
points disclosed by the inquest —»-Thomas B. Slate, noted,invent­ An investigation o f the death of
fect beauty. Every legion post In
was that
McSwlggln
and
his or of fuel improvements for a ir­ Robert W illiam Pelow, 22, elec­
the state w ill be asked to select
friends were 'killed in daylight. craft,
announced that
he had trician's mate of the U. S. 8. R-
a beauty queen to represent It at
This leads directly to , the conclu- been given a contract by the gov­ 12, hds been started by navy of­
the contest which will be conduct­
slon that the murderers knew ernment to construct a super-dir­ ficials.
B O O N EV ILLE. Ind., May G—
ed
during the three days of the
whom they were killing.
Pelow’s body was found hanging
( U P )— Thirty-three union min­
igible capable of making a non­
PORTLAND, Ore., M ay,«. —
convention. The complete tenta­
ers were fined $25 and costs In
stop flight to the North Pole and In a clump of bushes near Aiea.
tive program for the convention. (LP) — Dr. Loren Caln. St. Helena
Pelow was earnest and studious,
CJtgUlLjSOIlEA today by Circuit
return 1»
most serve one year In
with apparently no reason to com­
Judge Lindsey for their part In
jail
aa
a
result of hla conviction
'han
87
years.
K
L
A
M
A
T
H
F
A
L
L
8
,
Ore.,
May
mit suicide.
attacks on non-union miners at
of
driving
while drunk, and failure*
In
speaking
of
Mother's
Day
to­
B. — A t leant one mother who Hat
the John Bull aqd Possum Ridge
to
give
aid
to Injured persona.
passed
the
century
mark
in
lift
day,
“
Dad”
who
is
a
fam
iliar
fig­
•
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mines two months ago,
w ill be the recipient of bright flow ure on the streets of Klamath
i,—
.
era on M other’s Day, May nimh Falls stated that not once since
• x /io '
r
She is Mrs. M artha Volltaire ot thd inaugauration of . the day ,ia
The stage fare between Ash­
1209 had he failed to send his
Washington, D. C.
A new Chevrolet Landau sedan
land and Klam ath Falls)has been belonging to Newton Harrison of
8ÀN FRANCISCO, May 8.— (LP)
Today her son 8. Hi “ Dad*’ VolR mother flowers each year.
reduced from $4.75 to $8.20, act Medford, former resident of Ash­ — An inventory of liquor stocks Italre of the W inters apartments.
Beside« his mother Iq the east
C A M B R ID G E. May 8. — For
cording to'Word received here to­ land. was stolen last evenig. The in a. government warehouse here Is celebrating hts eighty second Dad" has two slstera living in
the'
first time in Massachusetts’
KANSAS C IT Y . Mo., May 6.—
day from Salem.
Howard and car was parked In front of the has disclosed disappearance of $1,- birthday and telling , his friende (Washington, D. C., one who re When Mrs. Lora Simmons
history,
a ju ry of only ten men Is
re­
Grimes, stage operators, have been Craterian Theatre and was not 000,000 worth of seised whiskey. who marvel at hla activity, ’bat gently observed her seventy-fourth turned to her home in Gainer,, sitting op art important case **—-
ordered by fhe public service com- locked, two coats were stolen
The inventory was filed Tues­ his mother la aow active at the blrthdsy and the other who has she began te cry out hysterical­ the tria l of Mayor Donovan and
VAD8OÍ, Norway, May •«*-
fnisslon to make' the .lower rate M. Bfookm lller, of Ashland, was day by Col. Ned M. Green, pro­ age of 19B.
{passed the seventy--Blxth year. ..
ly “ Buolia! Buella! Save Buella. six other Loweji officials, charged ( U P ) - T i . dirigible Nor|a, es
effective Immediately, The com­ nett to ft and althpagh It was hibition administrator. More than
Burn in France in the year 1821
'Keep active and interested In She’s in the bedaopmJ“ . Dashing with Conspiring to violate thb route from Leningrad to Klug's
mission made an Investigation of locked, {two chatis were stolen half the seised liquor! were listed Mrs. Voltaire remained in Europe the affaire of everyone" Is nay into the .burning building, a fire­ city charter |or personal gain. Bay, Spitsbergen, where tha Aai-
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■tag? rates and found the fare from I t
as “stolen by'Unknown parties,’’ until she reached the ago of 12 motto, “Dad" replied i l l , answer man madq his, g ay to a bedroom The shortage of jnrora la due to undsen-BHsworth
between Ashland and Klamath
“ water substituted for ‘whiskey/* when she came to -United States, to 'a question as to how he kept where hp. caqie upon a yelping the Impaired hearing of one and
it, nicht io ite
Falls to be excessive.
landed i h « toter.
Advertise In Tf\e Tidings.
or "missing by robberf.” *>
the Illness of another,.
poodle,
, ,
where she has lived tor mom young.
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Is W o u n d ed
RUSSIANS ARE ASKED L B over
y M arried W om an
10 ASSIST BRITISH
MAUNA LOA FEARED
ITOMA ( V S
S IA R f J M M S
M E 4U S M N
IS BAMWRECKED
MBS CHAMBERLAIN
IS CLUB NOMINEE
S tra n g er’s B o d y
T a k e n F ro m R iver
T u r k e y M ay Soon
PROW OfflCEB IS "
HEEBraBE GUILTY
n a v e r r o u iD itio n |WrfHh was founri floatlng ,n the
NEW SLANT ON GANG
O K IE S RELATE!)
DEPUTY WARDEN IN
N ig h t S e ssio n O f
START PROBE INTO
B I N OF NAVY MAN
H o u se Is O rdered
BEAU1Ï CONIEST TO
BE L E W f l A W
W ith R iffs
W ill B e R esu m ed
S u p er D ir ig ib le <
N o w B e in g B u ilt
U n io n M in ers A re
82-YEAR-OLD KLAMATH MAN
SENDS MESSAGE TO MOTHER
WHO IS NOW 105 YEARS OLD
D e n tist Is G iven
F in e d F o r A ttack
O n e Y ear In J a il
L ow er S ta g e K a te
T o K la m a th F a lls
Is E ffe c tiv e N o w
M e d fo rd T h ie v e s
S tea l C h ev ro let
T e n Ju rors H ear
,000,000 L iq u o r
T h e ft D isco v e red
C harges o f G raft
F ir e n ^ p S ave D og
In B u r n in g H ou se
A g a in st O fficers D ir ig ib le N o rg e
L ands in N orw ay
O n F lig h t N o rth