,he guarded ua'tfl wé JMIêw»
cc haul and his' staff are W b .1
«ram o f dpeechea, polite attem pt­
tyntfl?Be»tftgb«r 15, every day ed to clear the square. Boot and laarning from morning papers
hisses greeted their comaaaMb 0
ia to be "Old H at Day" In Med­
that Nicola Sacco and Bsrtholo-
"move along." a entt of >8« tneo Van ie t t i had been executed
ford, the committee In charge of
men marched down the «trust.
th p .V talons Realised Jubilee has
ga the execution took place too
4-*-^ * ** '
■i' - '4'
* Ï « •_____ e .. y- ». -.»,«« o
Latr-T* the evening. tffW n n n - ' fate for last editions. W ord noon
ordered. Pines win be imposed
pathliers marched on the C ity
on those who fail to comply with
kpread however and serious out­
P en and ware dispersed hr 6® un ­ breaks are feared, f . > ‘
J
the city ordinance
and 4he
iformed policemen add »
detec-
< > D M B B X T — Tmo room fu r-
"roughest of jud icial'treatm en t"
Demonstrations ware h. a I d
niafted house, near Normal, 1248
tivea swinging night stieka. A
is promised.
Iowa.
297-Ö necessary» i mataríais oat; in­
number of persons were cltfftftkd. throughout Europe last night pa
'final brbteat. A fsrveT Of excite
The Issui cannot be fodeed by
structions famished. Addressed
An explosion
in
Brooklyn
appearing
witout
any
hat.
’
Of
the
nt prevails. American movie
F O B ttE X T — Modern
seven
T-Tccked a three-story vptcaafkMt
envelop«* Belag» particulars. Milo
two,
hatlesaness
is
even
a
worse
ns have been seised sad des­
worn bowse furnished or unfur­
ria n t had trdctnre dboth lags of
Garment, SIS Broadway, B ar­
felony than now hatitla and will
troyed and American consulates
nished. Reasonable. Use as two
the building’s only occupant, Mor­
onne, X. J,
.
1004*
In all sections are guarded. Many
be dealt .with accordingly," a
apartments If desired. G e r a l d
ris David. I I . Man Wagner, 44.
» mobs have been broken up by po-
committee member explains.
Gunter, phone 111 J evening». ) . LADLES— E»rú |1 S doaen sew­
a passerby, was cut by fly in g
198-8* ing aprons; absolutely no sell­
glass. Police said th e ii was no
ing; experience unnecessary, ma­
evidence that it wa sa bomb ex­
RADICALS
MEET
DEATH
F O B SA LE-t-W ood 18*1 body
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 28.— (IP)
terials cut. Addressed envelope
plosion.
AVOW
ING
T
H
E
IR
INNOCENCE
f ir and pine >8.50 per tier, qord
— Several persona Fere wounded
brings instruction* A L P H A , 202
O B .X B lV X 8T A .W lN M
wood | 8 . F . J. Marquis, T a le n t
at Oothenberg, Sweden, tonight,
{Continued Prom Page Ona)
293-1 m o .* M arket St., Patterson, New Jer­
when
police
tried
to
disperse
sev­
Gaard Consulate
Practiog Limited To
sey.
200-2*
r
HL PASO. Tex.. Aug. 28.— (IP) eral thousand 8acco-Van Zettl
x S b iA L R — named Betpte
Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat
W anted A woman to ./do k c a l rtatfop. there Is a obuttnu-
a — Fearing that an attempt might sympathisers, who were demon­
X-Ray, Indrding Teeth
strating
before
the
American
em­
bus,
red.
«
«
t
b
.
hind
.
Wue
,
tight
C H E A P 4 A C R E S:— About 4 light housework in exchange for
e be mads tq blow up the American
Office
Hawn: i O - t a t t s I t - g
bassy.
whlhh
p
a
s
*
*
Wrqund
the
stMten
acres good soli o n jo w e r Oak St., an apartment, call at once. 72
a ( chsulatei ln Juares. the Mexican
f ' > 1a a glass ttobe. The Neon Hitt 1»
> ^ity. across the Rio Grande from
free water under old rig h t for N. Main 8 t. <
G ENEVA . Aug. 23.— (IP) —
rtrm g U y like the intense re d . of
El
Juares Police Chief V al-
irrigation, 8-room house, barn.
sunset bUt*Asn be changed
by
American
delegates to the In ter-,
a $ntlne Onat»j’placfed five men on
Heiongs to an estate and just
’natioqal
press
conference were
spdcfaf process «a s Clehr «Pld
guard atyout gibe building today,
reduced to |2 2 0 0 ; some( terms
r-ivtue. Tpfa is being dome la ithe
On part.
M T H . fc. walay, 88
n ?
have .been informed
that stoned by Sacco Van Zetti demon 1
" o’ awd H ghttnr systems.
* Gc usur Job* W , Dye received a strators who also stormed an ;
East M ain St.
300-8t
J The hew lights win be H h d y
y tVreht ■ <?L Retaliation (jqm radicals American garage and halted and ;
£ f6 r service Thursday night, Mr.
F O R SAXM— Cheap, tot on N.
FO R R E N T — »00 acres
e in Vcrg C rus/tw o years ago in wrecked. American automobiles in
.
f Crow announced today had urged
Piones/, close in, 95 ft. frontage ture land, five miles nerth
e connection with the Sacco Van the streets.
a th e pshUc to examine tho'aew -ll-
pavement, sidewalks, .one h alf AUhland. For particulars s
i- Zettl castf,» Chief Onate aald.
CHRONOLOGY
utainailon.
block from M ain street, between Mollie Songer, 15 Helman
“ W e are not taking
a n y
Main and B afreets. See owner, Ashland.
381
M R aneys on radicals being s e n t
A pril 15, 1020— Frederick Par-
Georgia Coffee, Tdllnge office.
here to cause a disturbance. W menter. paymaster, and Alexander
- do not expect trouble from Juar- Berardelli, his guard, shot and
F O R SALB: Twh acres In city SUBSCRIBE FOB T U B T ID IN G S
‘killed in »15,000 hold-up at South
lim its; six room house; fru it;
Braintree, Mass.
Just Off paved street; Ideal for
May 5, 1020— Nicola Sacco,
rabbit or poultry raising; term k
shoe-maker, and Bartolomea Van
203 M t. Av«.
285-tf
Zettl, fish-peddler, arrested.
June 14, 1>21— Both convicted
I F YO U W A m T a good hoipa
Inquire a t Brown A Rioe, 88 M.
of first degree murder. Motion
Bain.
Ol^tf
tor n^v trial denied.
Pet. 8-22, 1921— Protest dem­
FÖR EXCHANGE
onstrations in . United States and
‘hlrteen forelng countries.
¿•OR E X C H A N G E — Complete
Dec. 24, 1821— Judge Webster
home of 1-2 acre at 346 Scenic
Thayer again denies new trial.
Drive fo r property east of Gresh­
May 4, 1922— Appeal for new
am street. . Inqaire 345 Scenic
'ria
l on witnesses’ repudiation of
Drive, phone 235-R.
300-3
testimony.
i W n o N W A N T E D — Female
Feb. 15, 1923— Sacco begins
.8b «Mt ... * k ' W
WS ftr W M « . » •*» geaittttttk
;
FOR R B N T -e-Four. r q 4> m
furnished apartment, with garage,
1101 Boulevard.
290-tf
iSaerRtfSa hm
K
FOB RENT—Furnished Apts
and Beeping rooms, 21 go. 2nd IL
211-tf
or weak. Barber Apts, i l k Gran­
ite.
U l-tf
coil and reservoir, hot a ir furn­
ace,, 8 h r 12 rooms, garbage
burner, lumber sash doors, hay
fo rk and carrier, L. Preecott, 828
B St.
381-5*
F O R S A L B —Toy Pox Terrier
pups. >10. M rs. L. W .
House,
Talent, Ore.
801-8*
F O R S A L E :— 2 sows and pig.
F. B. Garle. Phone 8F14.
300-3t
F O R S A L E :— W h ite Leghorn
pallets, cider vinegar, pears, and
apples. Chas. Avery, 527 Terrace.
>00-3
F O B SALB—
quire, 745 ïowfe,
F O B H A LE:— A big bundle of
old papers for a dime a t The
Tidings office.
*.
F O B S A L E :— Cucumbers for
pickling. A ll sixes. Also green
31-day hunger strike.
peppers, beans and green corn.
A a N 'M c B — By yo'nng woman,
1 7 » Boulevbrd. Tel. /85-J. W. position aa housekeeper. O»ll 77
3rd St.
w k íttó
WANTED— Dhiry cows, P
199«J or. w rite,
Fred Hollbaugh.
Ashland,
21
195-tf
WANTED— By sensible woman,
housework, care of rooms, mote
” for home than wages. Good refer-
l* once. I B . years in Ashland.
In -
q u ire |< T 8 th '8 t. t
‘
30U 7
WANTED— Peaches, blackber­
ries, apples, tomatoes, corn, green
beaus. Scotti F ru it A Produce,
K lam ath Falls, P . O. Dox 172.
288-tf
Ir
_ r _ .fi
Talk Extension
PO R TLA N D , Ore., Aug. 23.—
(LP)— W illia m èproule, president
òf the Southern Pacific
spent
Monday in Portland conferring
w ith operating heads In this sec-
tich.
T erritory s o u th o f Bend
was
inspected by Sproule where the
Great N orthern is extending from
Bend to Klam ath Falls. The S. P.
Is interested in this extension be­
DUlard— South
Umpqua
Tele- cause o f the I. C. C. ruling rela­
phciie Company w ill build metal-1 tive to jo in t track useage for part
of the distance.
lie clrcut to Roseburg.
YÖU A REAL
of kbcal, County,
a n í N ational News
id Splendid Features
Complète Enrollmei for Summer
Terin at Normal School Pub
,
Ott. 1, 1824 — Judge Thayer
denies new tria l for third time.
May 12, * 19 2 6— Stale” Supreme
Court overrules exceptions taken
at tMal.__________ ____ ___________
May 28, 1920— State Supreme
Court refuses rehearing ot ar>q-
menta o il' exceptions'.1 ” ”
June 1, 1920. — Bomb wrecks
West Bridgewater, (Mass.) home
of Samuel Johnson, frotherMn-
law of Mrs. Simon Johnson, who
collected the reward in 1 9|0 for
arrest ot Sacco and Van Zetti.
Oct. 28. 1928— Judge Thayer
denies motion for new trial based
in confession of Celestino M arelr-
os, New Bedford slaver.
April 5, 1927— State Supreme
Court overrules exceptions, deny­
ing sixth appeal for new trial.
April 9, 1927— Judge Thayer
sentences Sacco and Van Zettl to
die In the electric chair the week
of July 10.
May 4. 1927— Governor F u ller
receives personal "demand for
fustics" signed by Van Zetti. and
five affidavits charging Undge
Thayer with prejudice.
A pril and May, 1927— Govern­
or receives thousands of csble-
arSifts, telegrams, letters and pe­
titions in connection with the
case.
May 14, 1927— Postal authori­
ties intercept parcel post package
(Continued From
Char can. ..Lula, Trelsar. M yrtle Chamberlin, E llM b eth punning
Mrs Evylen Belter, Freda Geiger.
Barbara Baker Snyder, Jeanette Saith. M yrtle Weeks. A llie Vrells
TSUttook: Rock way, Mr- and Mrs. Charles Stovall.
, . U m atilla: Echo, Zena Houser.
.
Union: .Sum merville. Leona Fries, Ince Woodell.
Wasco: The Dalles, Joy Fredeicks.
Washihgtoh: Cornelias, Onlta Suebaner; Hillsboro, Ruby Hot-
necker.
-
.
W heeler: Fossil, Isaac Verna K ane..
A
Y am hill: McMlnvllle, Mary R uth M ille r and Vlqlet Voltner
California— Lottie Frankllq, Corning; Minnie Heard. Lab«
C it y N ila Nortftrup and Lucy Ellen Rlchcrdson, Montague; M ar)
Molony, Palo A lto; Leola Thompson, Port Jdnee.
W ^ S n g to n — I’re n p N o ffle ^ C a m a s ; Mabel Humble. Kelso.
“ LKTMB B I 8 U B 1 !”
By Taylor
6 0 S H - I ’LL BET
POP
ÔIMMF
A QUARTER POR.
ITUS—
<
Y/ORRV ABOUT-*■ V—
•
Your wife will advise you
wisely on the m atter’of
Automobile
insurance.
She will tell you that the
coat of a policy pays for
itself over and over again
in security and peace of
mind.
Be sure! Insure! Insure
with this agency pf th>,
Hartford Fire Insurance
Company. Call us up to­
day.
W e w ill deliver any amount
of exceptionally good 18>4aeh
sl«he at fk tt pripe, Bwy (Mfe
now for winter white they are
cheap.
Painting, tinting and paperlag,
try C liff Bnrlingama, 111 M L Ava.
or phone 4 » .
187-1 am.
containing a pouhd of dynamite
and threatening note addressed to
governor.
June 1. 1887— Governor ap­
points advisory
committee of
three to aid ft» review of casa.
July 17. 1927— Sacco and Van
Zetti start huager strike ia pro­
test against "closed-door" investi­
gation.
•
June I», 1927 — Governor
grants today lysplte to Sacco and
Vaa Zetti.
■
August 3. 1927 — OoTsradr
Fuller refuses to intervene f>r
Sacco and Van Zetti.
August 10. 0 2 7 - r Oovevafr
Fuller grants Sacco had Van ZeAl
12-dsy respite to qllow, the stela
luprsMe cohrt io ninth pass an
the case.