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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
RozPoczEc1E sESJ1 KoN-
GRESU.

Washington, ~. kwietnla. -
Wczoraj O godzinie 12tej w po-
fudnie nastapiio otwarcie special
nej szescdziesiatej siodmej sesjl
Kongresu. W. Izbie senatorow
zagait sesje wicePrezydent Coo
lidge, W Izbie posiow zas zagaif
posiedzenie posei Gillett. Obie IL
by rozpoczety natychmiast prace
crganizacyjne, odbierajac przy-
siege cd nowych czionkow Kon-
gresu, oraz zatwierdzajac nolnl-
nacje roznych komitetow. Repu-
Llikanin, posei Gillett zostaf po-
nownie obrany marszlakiem lzby
poselskiej, przewodniczacym zas
Izby 1nniejszosci zostai obrany
demokratyczny posef c. Kitchin.
Galerje obu LIB zapchane byly
publicznoScia, ktora ciekawie OBJ
serwowaia przebieg posiedzen.
Ma posiedzenie Izby poselskiej
zebraba sic powazna liczba czson
lkow, chociaz wielu byfo nieobec-
nych, ma posiedzenie zas Senatu
zebraio sic 79 senatorow. Ma
wniosek senatora Lodge'a Senat
przyjal kilka formalnych rezo-
lucyj, odnoszacych sic do notyfl-
kacji Izby i prezydenta. Senate
rzy Lodge i Hitchcock, leaderzy
wiekszosci i mniejszosci zostali
mianowani jako przedstawiciele
Senatu do lacznego komitetu,
ktory qowiadomi prezesa Kongre
su O gotowosci przyjecia jego
pierwszego oredzia. Senat "a
twierdzil wybor senatora Cum
minsa - jako tymczasowego pre-
zesa, oraz nominacje Sandersona
jako ty1nczasowego sckretarza.
IDAVIS w SPRAWIE NIEPO-
ROZUMIEN ROBOTNI-
CZYCH.
Washington, Il. kwietnia -
Sckretarz Davis zazadal wczoraJ
rozszerzenia prawa w Departa-
mencie Piracy W celu wyrowny-
wanna nieporozumieh robotni-
czych. Sekretarz W sprawie tel o.
swiadczyi, IL obie strony, tax
pracodawcy jak i robotnicy, win
nj bye zmuszeni do bezwzglednc-
60 stosowania sic do zawartych
kontrakt6w, albo decyzyj arbi-
tr6w, jake przez mich zostafy
przyjete. TO ME jest przymuso-
wa arbitracja, oswiadozyi sekre-
tarz Davis. Me wierze W wyko.
na1nosc przeprowadzenia ustaw,
kt6reby zabrariasy robotnikom
prawa Istrajkowania, ale sadie, re
winno bye ustanowione prawo,
ktoreby, obowiazywaio obie stro-
ny do iak najdalej idacyeh dys-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
FRANCJA PLANUJE OPO-
DATKOWANIE WFGLA ME
NKrEGUTEGn
MIECKIEGO.

Paryz, II kwietnia. - Francu
ski minister finansow Doumer w
rozmowie prezesem komisji
miedzysojuszniczej Dubois oznai
mil, re Francja zazada nowych
sankcyj ekonomicznych oprocz
$rodkow militarnych, jezeli Mem
cy po l maja odmowia spe}nienia
warunkow postawionych przez al
iantow. Przypuszczaja, re Franc
ia zamierza naiozyc specjalny po
datek ma produkcje wegla W "a
giebiu Ruhr.
Doumer Dubois dyskutowali
rowniez mad okreSleniem terminu
Eiedy Niemcy maja bye zawiado
mione lie jeszcze nalezy sic Fran
eli z 10000, 100000 marek, ktore
Niemcy maja zaplacic ma l'maja.
MANIFEST ROBOTNIKoW
ANGIELSKICH.
Londyn, IL kwietnia. Manifest
,, ,Tr6jprzymierza Robotniczego",
ogioszony tutaj publicznie, wy
woIal wielka sensacje. Manifest
ten zawiera grozbe, re jezeli gor-
nicv ME otrzymaja cd wlaScicieli
kopalh propozycyj mozliwych do
przyjecia, to we wtorek zostanie
ogloszony strajk powszechny.
Manifest utrzymuje, re zreduko-
wanie piacy gornikom o so pro-
cent jest prowokacja re strony
wlaScicieli. ,,Trojprzymierze Ro-
botnicze" W swym manifesto wy
stepuie w obronie robotnikow /
zada dla mich zabezpieczenia pia
cy zgodnie z istnieiacymi warun-
kami zycia. WlaSciciele zostali o.
skarzeni o usiiowanie rozbicia so
lidarnoSci gornikow, co W razie
powodzenia spotkaloby rowniez
i innych robotnikow. Podtrzymy
wanie gornikow rownoznaczne
jest wobec tego podtrzymaniu ca
lei zorganizowanej piracy. Mani
fest atakuje Lloyd Georgia.,
twierdzac, IL jest on bardziej Cd
powiedzialny "a strajk niz saml
wIasciciele. Dobrobyt harodu
(Dokonczenie ze str. 5-eil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
WYKRYCIE SPISKU ME-
MIECKIEGO MA GORNYM
SLASKU.

Paryz, Il kwietnia. (Prasa
Stow Depesze otrzymane cd ko
misji aljanckiej z G6rnego slaska
ktora miaIa kontrole mad MEDIA
VINO przeprowadzonym plebiscy-
tenn, donosza, re Niemcy posiada
ia ma Gornym Slasku kompletna
organizacje militarna, W kazdyrn
okregu znajduje sic po jednym
bataljonie. Ogolna liczba wojsk
nienieckich na G6rnym slasku
wynosi 20 bataljonow, ktore po-
siadaja pe1ne wyekwipowanie
zaopatrzone sa W karabiny maszy
nowe oraz lima bron amunicje'
Woiska te gotowe So do akcji.
WiekszoSc funkcjonarjuszy ME
mieckich ma G6rnym Slasku ma
ley do spisku, celem kt0regO
Jest uzycie silly W razie gdy zada
MIA CO do Gornego Slaska zostana
odrzucone przez Najwyzsza Ra-
dc Aljantow.
Niemcy W plebiscycie otrzyrna
Il wiekszoSc g1os6w, lecz najwaz
nieisze okregi weglowe giosowaiy
"a Polska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtor.k, ~. k@istnio: Sw
Juljusza Papicia.
Jutro, SrOda. 13, kwic: nia: Sw
uev1nenepiIda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12

Dokonczenic ia strongly E -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
z Biura Meteorologiicznego.
Hernenegilda

WSChod SionCa SoOMnlo VII.
Zach6d sIGIiCa o godz;nie s::77.
Pogoda W Chicago i okolicy: Po-
chmurnie cieplej we wtorek. w
srode niepewna pogoda, prawdopo--
dobnie deszcz chlOdniej wiecZorem.
Swiezy poludniowy wiatr we wtorek,
przechodzacy W p6lnocny W srode.
Temperature DOLBY minfOncj: Maj.
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie 6tcj VIE
czorem So stopni, najniisza wczoraj
o godzinie 5tcj rano 81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
Jak Powstala Wiekszo$6
Nienniecka Ma Sqsku.
Francja Chce 0ddac Ame-
ryce.Swoje Wyspy.
Francja Planuje Opodatkowanie
Wegla Niemieckiego.
MANIFEST ROBOTNK0W ANCIELSKICH.
Nova Ofensywa Turecka.
W SPRAWIE WYSPY YAP.
JapOnja NOcie Hughes'a.
NH 2.
Nova Ofensywa Turecka.
W SPRAWIE WYSPY YAP.
JapOnja o NOcie Hughes'a.
WiheImOwi ZbrOniOnO UczestniczyG W POgzebie zOny.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

uzyskac potrzebne jej fundusze,
Jake spodziewa sic otrzymac "a
odstapienie wysp. Z aljanckich
zrodei dyplomatycznych donosza,
re aljanci wiedza o propozycji
Francji.
PosiadioSci francuSkie W Ind
jach Zachodnich skladaja sic
wysp Guadeloupe'X Martyniki,
powierzchnia ktorych rowna sic
1913 milom kwadratowym. Procz
tego do Francji nalezy rowniez
czeSc wySpy Sw. Marcina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
FRANCJA CHCE oDDAc A
MERYCE INDIE ZACHoD
ME.

Berlin, II kwietnia. - FrancJa
ofiarowaia Stanom Zjednoczonym
"a dug wyspy Indyj Zachodnich
Wediug informacyj, zasiqgnie--
tych w amerykanskich zrodaach
finansowych, Francia zamierza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
o 5-CENTOWE OPLATY
TRAMWAJOWE.

NAM w AJO" L.
Miejski Department prawniczy
wniosi wczoraj do Najwyzszego
Trybunalu Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych apelacje z prosba O zmusze
ME chicagoskiej kornpanji tram
wajowej (The Chicago Surface
Lines), ably dotrzyma}a swego
kontraktu Z miastem, ma podsta-
vie ktorego zobowiaza}a sic ME
pobierac wyzszych oplat "a
przejazd jak 5 centow Cd osoby.
Apelacja ia zawiera rownoczes-
ME oskarzenie stanowej komisji
uzytecznosci publicznych, IL
dziaiata ona nieprawnie i pre-
kroczyia swa kompetencje, poz--
walajac wapomnianej kompanjj
ia pobieranie wyzszych opiat
Przez akt ten - zarzuca skarga
- komisja ia pogwalcila konsty-
tucyjne prawo miasta do zawie-
rania waznych i obowiazujacych
kontraktow z korporacjami uzy-
tecznoSci publicznych. Ten sam
zarzut Jest postawiony rowniez
Najwyzszemu Sadowi Stanu H.
linois, ktory wspomniana decy--
zje komisji zatwierdzi}.
Z zawartych W apelacji praw-
riczych argumentow warto przy
toczyc powoianie sic ma sekcje
% artykulu czwartego konstytu-
eli Stanu Illinois, ktora wyraznie
orzeka, il legislature wiadze
stanowe ME posiadaja wcale pra
wa zwalniac jakakolwiek korpo-
racie cd zobowiazan, jake "a
ciagne}a ona wobec wiadz muni-
cypalnych.
w dalszym toku arg'urnentacji
zaznaczono, re kompanja tram
wajowa w ciagu dotychczaso-
wych - pol lat istnienia kon-
traltu obecnego miastem re,
brala czystego dochodu $1O4,-
1S6,S26.
BANDYCI ZNoW sIE OBLO-
WILL.
Ma panne Gertrude McCuddy,
kasjerke The Consumers Sani-
tary Coffee and Butter Co. pnr.
5000 So. Halsted ul., napadfo
wczoraj trzech uzbrojonych ban
dytow ma rogu Halsted i 5Otej ul.,
kt6rzy odebrali jej $15,392 W go
towce i ,czekach, jake zamierza-
Ia zdeponowac dla tel kornpanjl
w Drovers' Natl. Bank. Napad
o..,t jol,opanv pdv. mama Nc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12

Washington, IL. kwiemia. -
Biuro Departamentu Piracy oglo.
siio wczoraj, il W dniu Ago bni.
zostanie deportowanych st9d do
Mandzurji czterdziestu rosyj--
skich komunist6w asjetych W Los
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
KrOnika Chica&oska.

cyfra rozchod6w siegneta pre-
szlo SO miljonow dolarow, w ru-
bryce dochodow znajdujemy "a
lcdwie $31, ,41O,063.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-12
lax POWSTALA WIEK-
SZOSc NIEMIECKA MA COR
NYM SLASKU.

Bytom, Il kwietnia. - Wick
szosc niemiecka w zachodnich
p6Inocnych powiatach G6nego
slaska powstala gtownie wskutek
niezliczonego szeregu fatszerstw,
iakich sic dopuScili Niemcy. Maj
wieksza Geese tel .pracy" doko--
na8o nauczycielstwo niemie-
ckie oraz urzednicy, kto-
rzv niemal jawnie kupo-
wall giosy. Fakty podObne stwier
dzono w B1otnicy, Zabrzu Kar
sowicach. Cena giosu niemieckie
90 wynosi8a cd 100 do $50 marek'
Emigranci pobierali ceny wyzsze
Wielu emigrantow gfosowa}o XII
ka razy. Ustalono, re niejaki Brei
tenstein z Berlina gfosowa& 4 ra
zy. "a co otrzyma1 1000 marek'
l'itemberg z Postawu - 5 razy
"a 5000 marek; Schoerstein z
Charlottenburga - 8 razy "a
5oOo marek i wreszcie Hausberg
Berlina - IL razy "a $4,000 ma
rex.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
EAST SIDE HOME
SOUTH SIDE HOME
EAST SIDE HOME

$500 down. f2j monthly buys 10 room
brick arranged for Z families. Good
buy for poor man who can get rsnt
back to pay instalments
THE HUSTLERS REALTY co.
40 n. Santa Fe.
Res. Phone 1908. Phone 22et.w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

BOYS CAN make Sood money sall-
ing The Chief.air on streets svery
morning. start At snce. Gail at CHIEF
tain office for either Mr.. Fuller or Mr..
Hughes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
WANTED-AGENTS
AND statesmen

ADD CHEWING GUM to your line.
Stores and Stands buy Spearmint,
Mixed Fruits and our New Novel
Packs Regularly. Here is chance
to build up a profitable business of
your own. Write today, Helmet Gum
Company, Cincinnati. o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
PERRY NJ. KEEN, REALToR.
"a renirhl plnck


a35 Central Block.
Il. mod. Evans. car line. $500.
NORTH SIDE
i0 n, hot Sater. hard wood. ele-
CANT residence. $500, only $500 rlsn.
SOUTH SIDE.
r.. garage, corner. 1850. $50. $50
month.
n. all furnished. 800 tash. $50
month.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

AGENTS-Make $500 weekly
selling guaranteed hosiery. We guar
Antee $4,000 weekly full time. 75c an
hour spare time. Experience un-
necessary. Perfectwear Hosiery
Darby. Pa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

AG GENTS-Biggest sellers out
zANOL SOFT DRINKS. Four Mil
lion Bottles sold last year. Double
this summer. Big money maker
$40 to $50 weekly easy. The guaran-
tee and Exceptional Quality and Purity
brings repeat orders. Set our pro-
position while your Territory is open.
Write quick. sAMERICAN PROD
UCTS COMPANY, 46SS American
Bldg. Cincinnati o,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
wANYl;u-,iELp-rEslAAE

wANTED-uELP- 4
QUALITY STITCH SHOP
HARRIET O'ROKE
Buttonholes. Hemstitching, Pleating.
Buttons. Scalloping, Braiding. Bead
ing Embroidery. Mail Order Work
Special. 215-217 Thatcher B. P. 76s.
AT ONCE-Five bright, capable la
dies to travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers: $4,000 10 $500 per week. rail-
road fare paid Write at once. Good
rich Drug Co. Dept. 1855. Omaha. Sebr.
WANTED-HELP- 3
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
3O8 THATCHER BLDG.

WANTED-Bids on cleaning
basement at S25 South Union,
HAWKINS and CARPENTER,
703 s. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

SALESMAN: A live man, expert
ence not necessary. can make 500 a
week.s Write at once. The Parker
Refining Co, Cleveland, o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR sA1E-RANCHEs

hog and chicken ranches on good :oac'
above flood line, indep water
right plenty of water for irrigation ~
all times. Geo Simmeth. Route =
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

MEN WITH AUTOMOBILES
TAKE NOTICE-Large Colorado cor
poration desires the services of sew
eral men to represent us in Pueblo
and southern Colorado, in marketing
tho worlds most wonderful invention.
The Cyclone Carburetor, IS to 40
miles per gallon by actual road test
Ask us to prove it. Congress hotel
after 6 p. m. Monday. Ask clerk for
manager of Colorado Carburetor Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
NORTH SIDE HOME

$3.50 cash. Price 1850. buys an en-
trs, modern mansion. West 18TH -
can, describe II in sd just have 20
show YOU and only by appointment
Il. now rents for ss5 monthly. Has Z
rooms.
THE HusTLERs REALTY CO
40 y Santa Fe.
Res Phone a,bS. Phone l2ai-N.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

EASTERN REPREsENTATIvE
JOHN NJ. BR.iNHAM & co, BHGNS
WICK BLDG, NEW YORK; CHEa1s,
CAL BLDG, ST. LOUIS: MALLEHs
BLDG. CHICAGO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

SALESMAN wanted to sell Gummed
Tape and Sealing Machines. Gum
med tape cheaper than twine. Big
commissions Excellent opportunity
FOR live man Write THE HOkAN-
SON COMPANY seq West Lake St.
Chicago.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

in the world. Yes, if the news
papers did slightly crack the letter
OF the law and the fact was called
to the attention of your Uncle
Samuel, you would see him wink
the other eye, throw his hat into
the air and give three cheers for
the newspapers.
The kind Of newspapers that
Uncle Sam does not look on with
favor are those who advocate the
doing away with our public institu.
tlons, ,tacking over the church door
notice reading Religion is Dope"
taking from us the right to give
our children broad and liberal
education through our public
schools. the taking away of our
civil law and the protection it gives
to womanhood, children, property
virtue and righteousness, doing
away With the reward that follows
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
The Southern Outlet.

In the issue of the Inland Empire
dated November 10, 1927, one,
Jess Petersen, publishes very able
article on the Monstrous Sized
Fraud" being perpetrated on the
farmers by the solicitors for land
in exchange for railroad stock in
San Juan Southern Outlet, and
urging them to repudiate the con-
tracts already entered into.
We are not calling attention to this
item on account OF any influence
that it might have with the Dove
Creek farmers who have entered
into these contracts, because they
are intelligent men and knew ex-
actly what they were doing when
they entered into these contracts.
However, we wish to call attention
to a couple of errors.
The writer states that there is a
railroad fifty miles away running
the same direction. We wish to
correct this by the information that
the proposed southern outlet will
run south from the basin, not north
or east, and open to us markets
for our produce in Texas, Okla
homa, and Arizona as we'll as Cali
fornia. Another Slight error is
that we have never come near sup
plying the Durango market with
farm products. This error is
proven by the stacks of old hay
standing all over the valley, the
immense quantities of vegetables,
grains, hay and all kinds of farm
/ produce that cannot be marketed
at any price. We need the south
ern market just as much as We
need the railroad.
uC hluluSSS vi tue writer Is
shown in his solicitation for the
newspapers of the basin and his
fear that they may transgress the
law. We really fear that the
writer has given himself undue
worry in this matter. Even if the
newspapers should enfringe little
on the law in their zeal to better
the conditions of the farmers OF
this great basin, to give them a
good market for their produce, and
adequate facilities to get this pro-
duce to market, 10 make il
possible for ten families to live
in comfort where one is now barely
existing, to give the children bet
ter school advantage, establish
better churches and better com.
munity buildings and organiza-
tions, to make this great Southwest
empire the riches, and best country
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
Friday, November IS, 1921
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ADVERTISING RATES

IS cents, per single column inch, per month
insertions of one week, only % cents per inch.
Locals ~ cents pei line each issue
Display ads. changed every two weeks without
extra Charge; weekly changes eents Per inch
additional
Copy for change of ads should be supplied
not later than TUESDAY noon to insure
appearance.
MIsCELLA ASEoUs.
Gard Of thauk- Il cents resolutions Of condo
lence 10 cents per line. siI vords to the line
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

In loving memory of William Thomas
VINO departed this life November 25.
1918.
mo he Is gone. he is not forgotten
never shall his memory fade;
OUR lonely hearts shall always linger
around the grave where our son and
brother is laid.
FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHERS
AND SISTER.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

Estelle Wallace, Teacher oil ".
'Delsarte System of Expression " w." >,
studied under Mrs. o. l.. Culwe" =.
New Hartford, Missouri, grsu.s.
of the Columbia College of Expres'~s
Chicago, Illinois, will organize 20.
in Elocution in Dolores. Those w. w.
ing to study expression see her ~ ~,
Della Wiltsies' Saturday. NoVe'
26. at 2 o'clock p. m.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

industry, honest and integrity, and
that brand patriotism a stupid
crime. In fact, it is these news
papers that are not in synpa thy
with anything that the United
States OF America stands for that
Uncle Sam is watching.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
Chickenpie Dinner and Bazaar

The Ladies Aid will give their annual
ohickenpie dinner and bazaar Friday.
December 9, in the Dolores opera house
The dinner will be served cafeteria
style.
Good program in the evening. Every
body Come.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

For Sale 100 ton of hay. Price
$500 per ton with forty acre field lot
and plenty of water. Address Mrs.
Cora Randall, Cortez, Colorado. 34-35
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

For Sale Three lots in the Miller
Trimble addition. Inquire of Sophy
Durchholz, Dolores, Colo. 29tf
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
Bazaar and Chicken pie dinner "
the Dolores Ladies Aid Friday, Dece~'
ber 8. Program in the evening

For Sale or Trade-A good planO'
Inquire of j. d. Blosser or az 'n'
Kinsley warehouse, Dolores Colo.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
THE DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

Entered at the postofliee in Dolores, Colorado
for transmission through the mails, as second
clsss mail matter.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

Wanted Beef, veal, hogs. mutton
poultry eggs, Belgian hares, pelts and
nioes' G. ID. TAYLOR. ltf
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
Photographs

Get yours made by W. l.. WllllA'a;. y.
Always good clean work. TO " ~
ranch NOW and save rs per ceh' W
prices. U'''
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25

Subsc ribefor The Dolores Stsr'
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-12-28
GOOD SAMARITAN
OF TALENT VICTIM
OF HOT DOG MAN

Ellis Beeson Of Talent befriended
an itinerant peddler of hot dogs
Monday night, and is out his Sunday
suit of clothes, some silk shirts, a
collection of necktles, socks and
other wearing apparel. Beeson met
the man at turkey shoot near Ash
land, while he was following his
profession, and as business had been
dull, gave the stranger lift by
giving him bed. During the night
he is said to have repaid the kind
ness by walking off with everything
in sight. Sheriff Terrill is on the
trail Of the culprit, who is quite
noticeable owing to a strawberry"
birthmark on the left side of his
nose. The sheriff's office fixes the
loss at SIS, while Mr.. Beeson al
leges that these figures are based on
pre-war prices, and the total is
much more.
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WORKER
TO HOLD CLASSES

Mrs. Louis Dodge, president of the
local Parent Teachers association,
has received word from Miss Flor
ence Pool, home demonstration
agent for Jackson county, that Miss
Cooley, state clothing specialist. of
the extension service, will be in Med
ford to hold classes January 4, s, 6
and Z. These classes will be for
training leaders In pattern making,
draping, color, line and design. They
will be open to everyone, but those
who attend must promise to help
pass information she has gained on
to at least one other woman, accord
ing to Miss Pool.
The school will be held in the
Medford library and will begin at 10
o'clock the first day and be an all
day session. The other days will
begin at $50. Those attending are
asked to bring their lunch, with a
cup, cream and sugar. Hot coffee
will be furnished.
This is the only time Miss Cooley
will be able to be in this part Of this
state until next March.
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Attorney E. d. Briggs last night
received telegram from Hon. E. V.
Carter, member of the house of rep
resentatives In the state legislature,
now in session at Salem, stating the
bill written by Mr.. Briggs and in
troduced by Mr.. Carter, providing
for the exemption from Inheritance
taxes of bequests to municipalities
had passed the house. Mr.. Briggs
wired back Ito Mr.. Carter, suggest
ing that the bill be pushed through
the senate today, IL possible.
The bill referred to was recon-
mended by Governor Olcott and was
written by Mr.. Briggs primarily for
the purpose of enabling Ashland to
avoid the payment of a $4,000 inher-
itance tax on the estate of the late
Charles w. Root, who died last win
ter. Briggs & Briggs being attor-
neys for the executors and trustees,
who are the presidents of the three
Ashland banks. The estate is valued
at $4,000 and wiil, upon the death
Of Mrs. Root, widow, of the deceased,
pass to the city, except such portion
as shall have been used for Mrs.
Roots support and "every comfort
that she can reasonably require"
The residue, according to the pro-
visions of the will, shall be used to
'beautify and benefit the city of
Ashland" by a committee composed
of "the presidents of the First Ma
tional, Citizens National and State
Bank Of Ashland, and their success
sors, acting with the consent of the
proper city officers, may direct"
The will states further that the fund
is to be used "as a memorial to my
dear wife, Virginia Root"
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erty valuation, and similar facts, to-
gether with an illuminating analysis
of the information presented.
The first day Of the convention
will be taken up with the meetings
Of the standing committees. The
regular work will begin at 9 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, The whole day
will be given up to the section Of the
representative council which trans
acts all the business for the associa-
ton. General assemblies and de-
partment meetings will be held on
Thursday and Friday. The associa-
tion will meet in the Lincoln high
school. The Portland hotel will be
headquarters for the association.
The two leading speakers Of the
convention will be DR.. Charles H.
Judd, director Of the school of edu-
cation, of the University Of Chicago,
and DR.. Marion Leroy Burton, pres
ident of the University of Michigan.
Each appear twice on the program
of the general sessions and each
will speak IN departments.
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being considered. During the next
two or three months, interest in
athletics is expected to center about
the numerous basketball games
which are being planned.
The meeting closed with a song,
Joy to the World" sung by the
students, teachers and visitors, and
led by Miss Leona Marsters, the mu-
sic superintendent. Miss Marsters
has been elected as delegate to at
tend the coming national conven-
tion of music superintendents, t9
be held in the spring of next year.
Many favorable comments on the ex-
cellent work of Miss Marsters are
heard from both parents and pupils.