ASHLAND CLIMATE, WITH­
OUT THE AID OF MEDICINE,
CURES NINE CASES OUT OF
TEN OF ASTHMA. THIS IS A
PROVEN FACT
VOLUME
A shland D aily T idings
Successor to The Semi-Weekly
Tidings.
Vol. 43.
MALARIA GERMS CANNOT
SURVIVE THREE MONTHS IN
THE RICH OZONE AT ASH­
LAND. THE PURE DOMESTIC
WATER HELPS.
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1920
ADVERTISE FNTS
In this column will tc* run
at the rate of three: cents
the line, measured fourteen
lines to the inch. No large
black display type allowed.
NEW
0 TOPS
The season is here when the
auto top should be looked after.
I make new ones or fix the old
one. Let me look at it.
ASHLAND FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
80 North Main.
EAST SIDE
MEAT MARKET
Always the best on the market in
fresh and cured meats.
HEAVY IOLE OF LIFE REFUSESTÛ GERMANS I. ». N.S PLAN
LET NAME ENTERRUHR
TO
FORCE
HAND
AND PROPERTY TAKEN ON BADOT" NSTRCT
OF GOVERNMENT
BY TERRIFFIC STORM
(By United Press)
vocuCneQ-anä"t"nomareä“sl.
hundred in-
jured and millions of
dollars
worth of property was damaged
We sell the best meats at the low- by a tornado sweeping Illinois
est price consistent with quality Missouri,
Wisconsin,
Michigan
and Indiana yesterday, according I
JAS. BARRETT, Prop.
| to today's reports.
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REDDING, CaiTf.—At a meet­
PHONE 188
ing of the executive board of the
CHICAGO, March 29. — The
Northern California Counties as­
western outskirts of Chicago re-
sociation it was decided to ask
If Eats is Your Trouble Repon semble a war torn country today,
the
state highway commission to
Them to Me.
as the result of tornadoes, Crum-
: carry into effect this year the as­
pled masonry, hanging wires.
sociation’s road program.
DEW DROP INN
twisted girders and piles of de-
Approximately
165
miles of
bris intermingled with partially
OUR SPECIALTY
state highway are included in the
wrecked buildings, comprise a hu­
T-BONE, 50c
request to be made for the five
man ant pile over which thou-
northern counties.
207 East Main St., Oshland, Ore. sands of persons are swarming.
Every chamber of
commerce
Always Open for the Hungry
Freaks are numerous. The tor­ I and
development
association,
nado, cutting a ragged two hun-
every board of supervisors,' and
VICTOR KNOTT, Prop.
dred foot path, bored through the
city and town officials will be
modest residences of Melrose
asked to endorse the program
UNION MEAT MARKET Park and out past the insane asy­ which asks the immediate con­
lum at Dunning, Ills., then leaped
struction of these units.
200 FOURTH ST.
in full ferocity to Wilmitte, one
Siskiyou county
Completing
No profiteering here. You get of the rich suburbs of Chicago.
the surfacing and paving of the
a bigger chunk of good meat for In Melmore park, Mr. and Mrs. main north and south state high­
I Steinhebel regained consciousness
your money here .
way from the Siskiyou county line
to finti themselves in their own
“The proof of the pudding is
to Yreka; completing survey and
basement with a neighbor’s house further construction on the Klam-
in chewing the rag.”
above them, resting somewhat ath river road,
TRY ME OUT
askew upon the foundation.
Trinity county: Filling in the
The infant daughter of Peter gap down Trinity
river from
J. M. GRIMSLEY, Prop Rossoczski was found in the
Burnt Ranch to Big Bar on the
street, three blocks from home,
Redding to Eureka lateral, a dis-
when the wind ceased.
The
moth-
.
,
tance of 21 miles, and building
er hqd been holding her a few a lateral to connect Weaverville
WE KEEP PACE
minutes previously.
with the main lateral at Junction
WITH THE STYLE
(By United Press'
CHEHALIS, Wash., March 29.
The Coal Creek Lumber company |
plant was set on fire early this
morning.
The mill proper and
dry kilns are totally destroyed.
The loss is $175,000.
The fire was undoubtedly of in- j
cendiary origin. The mill fire
hose was cut and the water hy-j
drants around the edge of the mill
found open, thus destroying the
pressure.
FATAL OLIVES
ARE TRACED
PARIS. March 29. — About
8000 German Reichswher have
entered the Ruhr industrial dis­
trict without authorization, ac­
cording to information the French
foreign office received today from
Mayence and from the allied com­
mission for control of Berlin. The
foreign office said the allied oc­
cupation of Frankfort, Darmstadt
and perhaps other cities is likely
unless the
Reichswher is with-
drawn.
(By United Press)
PORTLAND, March 29.—Her­
bert Hoover refuses to allow his
name to appear on the ballot at
the Oregon primary election as a
candidate for the democratic
presidential nomination. Oswald
, West, ex-governor, who has been
I directing the circulation of the
Hoover petitions, received a wire
| today from Hoover stating he will
not allow the use cf his name as
a. candidate.
Submarine
Prisoners
Forces Were
Escape In
Not Ready
• Stolen Car
DECISION
APRIL 19
(By United l iess)
WASHINGTON, March 29.—
The supreme court . decision on
the validity of constitutional pro­
hibition is expected April 19.
Chief Justice White stated the
court will recess until that date.
I It is considered likely the final
(By United Press'
SALEM.—Two escaped peni-
WASHINGTON, March 29.— decision will be made then.
tentiary convicts are now joyrid- ,
,
.
The court granted the appli-
The navy department entered the
ing somewhere in Oregon in State ,
...
.
war with submarine torces unpre I cation of the St. Louis Brewery
Parole Officer Varney’s automo- ,
...
» , ,
,
r.
•
pared. Admiral Grant declared to- association to submit its appeal
bile which they stole when they ...
,
. .
day at the senate naval investiga- i tor the decision with the prohi­
escaped at Salem at 10 o’clock
,
k,
tion. Grant, who was in charge bition cases being urged today, it
Saturday morning. Varney's car .
.
..
of the submarines betöre the war, also advanced for argument on
was parked just ouside the prison. ,
.
„
1
I said he made urgent recommen- April 19 the case brought by Wil­
walls
dations, as early as 1915, hut liam Street of New York, attack­
Jack Price,
20, and
Robert
could not get any action, he tes­ ing the right of the federal gov­
Grant, 23, are the fugitives. The tified
ernment to confiscate liquor which
stolen car bears license number,
he is keeping in a safe deposit
26192.
, vault.
The two men were sent to the
|
The opening move in the cases
Salem institution from Umatilla
argued today was made by Wayne
county, Price for obtaining money
Wheeler
of the Anti-Saloon
under false pretenses and Grant
League. He obtained permission
for larceny.
to file briefs sustaining the con­
The escape of the convicts was
tention of the government..
not discovered until about noon.
The cases argued today were
Officials believe the men will
those of New Jersey against the
abandon the automobile soon and
enforcement law within its bor
take to the hills,
- 4* piers and the appeal by Christian
TAP_____
YEEKA.—The body of James Feigenpan of the brewers’ asso-
P. Wiuf, whose riderless horse ciation, who lost his suit in the
came home about a month ago. New Jersey court appeals by
was found lodged in a sandbar I the government from the federal
in the Klamath river near Saw- government, through Judge Gei-
yer’s bur from Cottage Grove, ger at Milwaukee, who upheld the
Ore., it was believed lie had been contentions of the Manitowoe Pro-
drowned but continued search ducts company that the Volstead
failed to locate the body.
law is unconstitutional.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiuf for-
Other logging camps are expect­
merly lived, at Fort Jones, Siski-
TAFT TO SPEAK AT SALEM
ed to follow the example of the
you county, and the husband was
CALEM, Ore.—William Howard
Buehner Lumber company in rais­
later
connected
with
the
McAd-,
Taft
former
president
of the
ing the price of board on April
ams creek gold dredge and from United States, will lecture in
1 from 35 cents a meal to 50
there he went to Orleans bar to lem on the night of May 28. He
cents.
A circular letter by the
manage the W. H. Parker ranch • is being brought here under the
Buehner company declares the op­
auspices of Willamette university
erators cannot furnish board at
35 cents and
therefore are
students.
Taft’s lecture subject
has not yet been announced, but
abilized to put an increase into
effect.
is said to relate to the political
situation.
Simultaneously the men will re­
ceive an advance in wages suffi­
Marshfield.
San Francisco
cient to cover the extra cost of
firm
will
cut
myrtle
in Brewster
board.
It was stated that this
‘
valley.
(By United Press)
scale and board price prevai Is in |
SANTA ANNA, Calif., March
the camps on the Columbia. The
29.—Lady Stuart
MacKenzie, a
a
•
Buehner company advises the
men the change is not to be con- we" knov" rtian wefere
er, will be arraigned before Jus-
sidered a raise in wages.
I tice Cox this afternoon on the
charge of speeding.
Lady Mac-
Kenzie’s machine is said to have
been traveling 48 miles an hour
and was enroute from Los An-
i geles to San Diego.
By Ed L. Keen
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(By United Press)
TOMBSTONE, March 29. —
Eleven of the eighty-six men de­
ported from Bisbee in 1917 have
planned to march back to Bisbee
in a body as a means of “forcing
the hand of the federal govern­
ment,” according to a letter to
William D Haywood, the I. W. W.
leader, which was read at the
Bisbee deportation trial. The let­
ter was written from the deporta­
tion camp at Columhus N. M.,
but was unsigned. It urged Hay­
wood to carry out such a plan.
The letter criticized “Perry at
Salt Lake” and ′ others in charge.”
and said efforts to show the Bis­
bee strike was a strike for a six-
hour day is resented, charging
this was propaganda to influence
the situation in Michigan and the
Great Lakes iron, regions.
“Bisbee went on strike because
our membership was forced out
in sympathy with Butte,” the let-
ter stated. The letter said the
writer feared if “Mayer’s union”
and the “A. F. of L. crowd” won
the strike in progress at Globe,
Ariz., it would break the Bisbee
organization.
NoCampaign
No Finance,'
Says Hoover
KLAMATH FALLS.—One or­
chard near Orland, Calif., may
have furnished all the olives al-
leged to have caused numerous
WASHINGTON. —Herbert
deaths from botulitis during the
Hoover replied to the inquiry as
recent outbreak
in the middle
to campaign expenditures ad­
A feature of the storm inter- City
west, says Dr. J. G. Geiger of
dressed to presidential possibili-
testing to metorologists was the
Lassen county:
Building the Washington, D. C., United States
ties
by Labor, the railroad union’s
Have now in operation the lat­ fact that the tornadoes apparent-unit of the state highway from health bureau expert. Dr. Geiger
weekly, by saying that "as J have
ly were developed in different Mountain Meadows to the Plumas is here investigating the deaths
est In collar finish. A machine
no campaign, 1 have no finance.”
points from the storm area mov- county line.
of 12 hens which ate some canned
He reiterated his statement of
that gives a perfect domestic fin- ing down from the northwest.
Modoc county: Completion of beans thrown out by Mrs. Swan
March
8 that he was not a candi­
ish— no gloss.
The storm dipped its destructive the Redding-Alturas lateral from Johnson because of suspicious ap-
date for the nomination to the
funnels at two and possibly three Adin Hill into Alturas, a stretch pearance.
ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO. points in Illinois, another in of 28 miles
presidency and was not seeking
The deadly olives were of the
public
office.
Michigan and still another in In-
Shasta county: Paving of Red- 1917 pack, said Dr. Geiger, and
“A number of clubs have sprung
diana.
Simultaneously the de­ ding-Cottonwood unit and con- he feels sure he has traced them
up
doing me the honor of advo-
SEED
structive phenomena was ob­ struction of Ingot-Burny unit
He said the
of all to one source,
eating
my namination
said Mr.
ranch was owned by a San Fran-
OF RED OATS served in Oklahoma and Missouri. | the Redding-Alturas alterai.
Hoover
in
his
letter.
I
have no
In Oklahoma the damage was
cisco man, but did not reveal his
knowledge of their resources,
Seed Wheat.
confined to property. One life |
name.
which are probably very small.
Seed Corn.
was lost in St. Louis.
The public health service is
I have no doubt that they would
Garden and Field Seeds of all
working night and day, he said,
be only to glad to keep their books
kinds.
CLEVELAND, March 29. —
to determine the cause and reme­
open
for inspection at all times.”
White Mids; lots of Corn.
It is estimated that from fifteen
dy for botulitis, but efforts so far
Mr.
Hoover added that “as a
have met small success. Person­
MY NAME IS DENNIS to twenty-five are dead and a
citizen
I advocate the accomplish-
hundred injured by the terrific
ally he is working on an entirely
ASHLAND FEED STORE.
ment of full publicity and proper
storm sweeping the western edge
new theory that hogs are carriers
353 East Main *
Tel. 214 of Ohio Sunday and late into the
restrictions”
on campaign ex­
of the disease, he has estab­
(By United Press)
penditures.
night. Several small villages are
ALTOONA, Pa., March 29.— lished a number of facts in sup-
reported
in
ruins.
Little
four-year-old Elwood Fa- port of his conclusion and expects
HOTEL AUSTIN
_ _
gan of Eldorado, deprived of the to have proof to convince the
DAN CONNER, Prop.
ATLANTA, March 29.—Early use of the fingers and thumbs of medical world before his Pacific
Headquarters for Commercial
reports today indicate at least both hands through an accident I coast trip closes.
Men and Tourists.
sixty were killed and hundreds when he was a baby, is to have |
injured, thousands made home­ his hands made normal through
success- |
European Plan.
Excellent Grill. less and millions of dollars worth the surgery which was so
of property was destroyed by a ful during the world war. He fell
Merchants' Lunch
series of tornadoes in portions of into a bucket of boiling water,
1 to the Times said. The decision
Georgia and Alabama yesterday,
Two Blocks From Lithia Park. and last night. A message from horribly scalding his hands.
came only after a long debate in
(U. P. Staff Correspondent.)
During the healing process the
which military leaders outlined
LaGrange. Ga., stated the death fingers and thumb of the left
LONDON, March 29. — The
the defeat of their men.
list is far greater than indicated hand grew together and attached
complete collapse of the commu­
An uprising in Westphalia has
by
earlier
reports.
The
first
re
­
themselves to the palm. The tips
HOME
SALEM.
—
Whether
the
estate
nist
movement
in
German
West-
collapsed, said a dispatch to the
ports stated forty were killed.
of the fingers and thumb of the
of the late Judge Bernard Daly,
phalia is forecast in dispatches re- Chronicle from army headquar­
LA GRANGE. Ga., March 29.— right hand grew together.
$ RESTAURANT
(By United Press»
of Lakeview, is subject to the in­
Relief workers are caring for
here today. The Red army ters by way of Essen. The situa­
A series of plastic operations
KALISPELL,
Mont., March 29.
heritance
tax
of
the
state
is
a
three hundred
families today, extended over the period of a year
which has been holding the line tion is still serious, however, tho
ceived
question now pending with Attor­ “Come and share by beautiful
made
homeless
by
the
tornado.
along
the River Lippe between dispatch said.
will be performed.
Good Meals and Short Orders. Day
ney General Brown, who will not home on Kalispell lake,” wrote a
PARIS. March 29.—American Wesel and Haltern, collapsed Sat-
Thousands of armed workers
Appeals are sent to the suffound­
The first has molded the thumb
lumberjack to Mrs. Nellie Cully, Ambassador Wallace today pre-
and Night Service.
ing cities for food and clothing of the left hand, the skin being pass on the question until briefs
by
urday and is reported in a disor- are bitterly dissallusioned
ot Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Cully,
are
submitted
by
the
Attorneys
sented
President
Wilson
’
s
new
Iy
retreat
their leaders, it is reported, and
to care for the living, and coffins taken from the boy’s body for
accompanied by her two children, nofe on the Turkish situation to
297 East Main
in which-to bury the dead. Every grafting. One finger at a time for the estate. Practically all of
The central workers' council at have scattered throughout the
came. The couple had formed an the French foreign office.
borne and buildin gleft undam­ will be split from the others and the estate, amounting to $700,-
Essen decided Saturday night to countryside. Food is almost un-
acquaintance through a “matri­
600,
was
left
to
the
poor
children
aged by the storm is being used formed.
I ask for an armistice, a dispatch obtainable, it is reported.
The little patient will
MAUREADY COMMAND OF
of Lake county for the purpose of monial bureau.”
as a temporary hospital.
TROOPS IX IRELAND
ASHLAND IRON WORKS It is believed the list of dead himself supply the necessary skin educating them in the schools of The “beautiful home” consist­
to cover the exposed flesh.
ed of one log shack, windowless
Office and Works No. 248 Helman
LONDON, March 2 9.—General
Oregon.
W.
P.
Heryford.
J.
D.
will be increased when wire com-
St., Ashland, Ore.
dirt floored. The woman Macready, commissioner of the
Heryford and Fred Reynolds are and
9000990009
Manufacturing Engineers, Gene­ munication is restored with the •
is
now
dying in a Hospital the re­ Metropolitan police, has been ap­
ral Repair Work.
outlying towns.
The
Indiana •
WEATHER FORECAST
4 executors of the estate.
suit
of
tuberculosis developed in pointed to command the British
We manufacture Paving Plant situation is in doubt, due to a •
For
Oregon
—
Fair
in the
the shack. The kiddies are in an troops in Ireland, it was today re­
Equipment, Sawmill, Mining and
Ship Machinery, Steam and Gas confliction of reports of the large • east; rain in the west.
orphan’s home.
ported.
Engines, Boilers and Heavy Steel loss of life in isolated villages.
@08990999099999
Work;
Grey Iron, Semi-Steel,
KILLED BY ARMED MEN
Brass and Bronze Castings of
DUBLIN, March 2 9.—Thomas
every kind
Having thoroughly equipped our
Dwyer was called from his home
crops in the Pacific Northwest,
(By United Press)
plant for the manufacture and re
early this morning by an armed
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.— and indications are that the fall­
pairs of heavy and all classes ol
party and shot to death.
sown wheat crop
will average
machine and foundry work, we
Although seasonal rainfall is from
(By United Pressi
solicit your orders and insuiries.
about
70
per
cent
of
normal.
NEW YORK, March 29.—Cof­
30 to 60 i er cent below normal,
Estimates and quotations fur­
“
While
acreage
planted
will be
fee consumption in the United
nished on application.
fecent
rains
have
materially
en
­
undiminished in the irrigated sec­
States has increased 25 per cent
hanced prospects for 1920 crops tions of Idaho. Nevada and Utah,
since the country went dry, ac­
(By United Press)
GOOD GUES AND TIPS
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.— in the states of Washington, Ore­ the yield will approximate only
PARIS, March 29.—The coun-
cording to a statement given out
Billiard players prefer this place,
In the
(By United Press)
fused her a more liberal allow­ here by a committee of coffee cil of ambassadors today refused I Following are market quotations: gon, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Neva­ 80 per cent of normal.
because they know that they can
da
and
€
alornia,
according
to
EGGS
—
Extras,
45c.
dry-farming
sections
of
these
SAN
FRANCISCO,
March
29.
—
Germany
’
s
request
that
she
be
ance
for
the
support
of
herself
dealers incident to the opening
get GOOD cues; and modern
was
made
public
a
report
which
BUTTER
—
Extras,
5
8
%
c,
states,
the
prospects
for
normal
equipment makes a lot of differ- M rs. Agnes Hunter, the divorced and five-year-old son.
of “national coffee week” today. • allowed t,o retain her gunboats
enee in the pleasure of the game. wife
POULTRY — Hens, 39 @ 40c; by the Twelfth Federal Reserve crops are excellent.”
The
shooting
occurred
five
days
An average 12 12 pounds, or a and auxiliary cruisers. The coun-
of William Hunter, a wealthy
You KNOW It
bank here.
broilers, 51@54c.
Range conditions are reported
Profanity, gambling and other Los Angeles and Texas oil man, after Hunter married Miss Cath­ cup a day for every man, woman cil insisted on the immediate de-1
covering
general
The
bulletin,
CATTLE
—
Top
steers,
11
@
12c.
as
favorable in all parts ot the
erine
Kinney
of
San
Francisco,
livery
of
these
vessels
to
the
al-
i
and child in the United States, is
Undesirable elements are abso-
on
trial
today
charged
went
with
business
and
agricultural
condii
12
He.
We invite
district except northern Utah, al-
lutely TABOO here.
who was with him at the time. given as the annual consumption. lies.
GENTLEMEN only.
assault to commit murder. She The couple left the city Decem-
HOGS—Top, 16 He.
tions in the twelfth federal re-though it has been necessary to
This is a clean, congenial amuse-
Bend.—24 miles of road built
SHEEP—Ewes, 9@9%c; weth- serve distrist, says:
shot and seriously wounded her ber 7, and have not been heard
Klamath Falls.—Klamath Val­
postpone grazing in
California.
meat hall for docent, clean-cut
under
supervision
of
Deschutes
ers,
11
@
12c.
former
husband
in
the
lobby
of
“
Shortage
of
water
for
irriga-
Lambing
is
about
ley
Warehouse
and
Forwarding
50 per cent
from since.
fellows.
a hotel November 26, after Hun-
The trial will proceed without company adds $10,000 worth of National forest officials at a cost BARLEY—Spot barley, $3.40 tion purposes may somewhat re-completed, with Urge increases
ALNUTT & MOODY
of $5772 during 1919.
0$3.45.
ter is said to have repeatedly re- the complaining witness.
duce the acreage shown to spring | reported.
improvements to plant.
CAMPS WILL
RAISE BOARD
BOY’S HAND
RESTORED
ARRESTED FOR
FAST DRIVING
“"Communist Move
FINE HOME
OFFICIALS
A FAILURE
AMERICA NOW
Woman Goes on Trial TAKES COFFEE
On AssualtCharge
Complete Collapse
French “
President's
New Note
Prospects Good For
Crops on the Coast
HUNS CAN’T
KEEP SHIPS
FRISCO MARKETS