Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, June 24, 1920, Image 5

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    ASHLAND WILL CELEBRATE JULY 3, 4 AND 5
MALARIA GERMS CANNOT
SURVIVE THREE MONTHS IN
THE RICH OZONE AT ASH­
LAND. THE PURE DOMESTIC
WATER HELPS.
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VOLUME 1
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A shland D aily T idings
Successor to The Semi-Weekly
Tidings.
Vol. 43.
ADVERTISEMENTS
In this column will be run
at the rate of three cents
the line, measured fourteen
lines to the inch. No large
black display type allowed. 6
MURPHY ELECTRIC SHOP
Complete Stock Electric Supplies.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Cor. Main and Oak Sts —-Exide
Batteries.
THREE BIG, BUSY DAYS
ASHLAND CLIMATE, WITH­
OUT THE AID OF MEDICINE,
CURES NINE CASES OUT OF
TEN OF ASTHMA. THIS IS A
PROVEN FACT
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1920.
NUMBER 253
ANYTHING ELSE TO BE LEADERS GAN CAIL HUSTLING WILSON
ADDED, TEL STAPLES R SPEsAb. PLATFORMBEFORE
BRYAN
APPEARS
AND HE'LL PUT II ON 5
6992
ASHLAND LUMBER
COMPANY
Lumber,
Sash,
Doors,
Shingles.
Lath,
(By United Press)
WASHINGTON. June 24.—Act- |
WASHINGTON, June 24.—Hi­
ram Johnson’s sharp criticism of ing Attorney Frierson has inform­
Cement, Plaster and Lime.
Glass gave the interviewers the
SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.—
the Chicago convention is the ed Governor Roberts of Tennes- |
BLOCK WOOD
impression
he is strongly for Me-
only outstanding flaw in the fab- see, he can can legally call a spe- The early arrival of Senator Glass
Adoo.
Whether
in this he re­
,
,
rie of republican harmony Hard- cial session of the legislature to has appreciably strengthened the
fleeted
ihe
president
’s view could
‘
The Fourth of July celebration | be as flat as a circus without a ... 1 1_
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ASHLAND AUTO PAINT SHOP
federal suffrage determination of the president’s
1lg has been weaving since his consider the
not be learned.
Class doos not
committee with E. T. Staples as clown, or an Uncle Tom’s cabin . .
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1 choice as the republican nominee. amendment, it was stated at the1 supporters to construct for the
re
ga
rd
McAdoo
out
of the race
Cor. First and A Sts., Ashland
the head, is almost too busy to show without the bloodhounds. ;
democratic national convention a
Progressive, conservative republi-White House.
Phone 166
because
simply
he
withdrew
his
eat or sleep these times, but are
The Chamber of Commerce is
followed. thoroughly Wilsonian platform.
Frierson’s
ruling
cans, except the Johnson and
name.
He
emphasized
the
fact
fast lining up all the attractions | not getting enough rooms listed Borah factions, have promised to President Wilson's request that Losing no time and taking advan-
Many times it is a pleasant sur- ill I 11 I I ■ I
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that nowhere in the withdrawal
available in order to give visitors to insure caring for the crowd.
prise to find that a good rubbing
support Harding.
His advisers Roberts call a special session of tage of the absence of Bryan, who
¡ to Ashland during the three days Every resident in Ashland is asked also received indirect word John- the legislation that Tennessee, a is not scheduled to arrive until did McAdoo say he would refuse
down of the old varnish and a
new all-over enameling of the car
tn accept the nomination.
the worth of their money and time. ; to make up their “spare bed” and |
son “would be all right,” and are democratic state, would furnish late today or Friday. Glass is busy
brings the smile back to the car. |
Everything new, or original or en-¡have it in readiness for the cele-
the thirty-sixth state ratifying suf­ today conferring with leaders on
It is a permanent finish and cost­
expecting his support.
tertaining they can devise is be- | bration.
He
ing much less than painting the
women to; various platform questions.
Harding exerted himself since frage. thus allowing
car. Bring your car around and
ing prepared. Already a long list |
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gives the impression the president
1 the nomination to solidify the re- vote at the fall elections.
we will tell you all about it.
of entertainments and sports are
is far more concerned with the
Suffrage
leaders
see
in
Frier
­
j publican party. He believes a re-
We use the best materials only.
scheduled. Among these will be
platform
than the candidates.
' publican ‘victory is easy if the par- son’s ruling, coupled with Rob-
His characterization of the re-
ty is united. Harding headquar- erts‘ announcement he would act
The merry-go-round man has
ters believes effective
harmony favorably on Wilson’s suggestion, port the president would demand
arrived, and his car with the
w ill be achieved regardless of the end of women’s fifty-year bat- a complimentary nomination for
BARGAINS IN
; equipment is on its way. The kid-
Johnson.
It is believed he can tie for the ballot. Miss Alice Paul, a third term as “absurd," will ef-
SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.—•
dies will sure have entertainment
woman’s fectually dispose of this matter,
not
repeat
his feat in 1916, al­ head of the national
(By United Press)
A strong third party movement
this celebration.
though his grip on California is party, said today Tennessee is | following the declaration of Chair- would aid the democrats to win
PORTLAND, Ore., June 24.—
City and Ranch Properties
sure to ratify.
| main Cummings of the national
Arrangements have been made
admitted.
Some of the Shriners who came
the election. Chairman Cummings
Miss Paul compared Wilson’s committee to the same effect.
Houses to Rent.
to have the old time circus band
today stated, Discussing the third
here to attend the annual session
suggestion to Roberts with the
Glass’ intimation,
in view of
wagon from Jacksonville in the Old
CITIZENS’ RANK BUILDING
party talk, Cummings
such
of the Imperial Council, of the
expressed attitude of Republican any plank on this subject in the
Timers
’
Parade
July
3.
go-
a movement would be abortive and
Shrine this week have been
Nominee Harding who said he platform, has served to stimulate
I
The managers of the Hiawatha
confuse the issues and would dis-
ing to church!
would not interfere with the states. : the silence of the Virginia plat-
WE KEEP PACE
turb the political equilibrium, es­
They didn’t know they were go- pageant are drilling daily, and
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Wilson’s friends said he had out- form
on
the
liquor
ques­
but
the
big
show
on
the
night
of
July
pecially
in the Dakotas and other
go
when
they
came.
ing to
WITH THE STYLE
tion,
is
the president
that
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maneuvered Harding.
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is
promising
to
be
a
very
extra-
northwestern states, which will
they did, just the same.
SHANGHAI. June 23.— (De-
In some quarters unfriendly to' favors
the
omission
of any probably ‘be lost by the republi-
Others saw the inside of a Y. ordinary entertainment.
layed).—Following the
murder
the president his move is inter- plank on this subject in the
The celebration committee have of three members of the Vladi­
Have now in operation the lat- M. C. A. for the first time in their
preted as another indication he is
clivities of the wets, who are
secured the services of some very vostok government by Senenoff,
—By United Press) ri . seeking a third term.
est in collar finish. A machine lives.
mere than ever determined to
ROYALTY WATCH PLAY
CHICAGO, June 24.—The Unit-
Several hundreds of these Ma­ high grade talent for the free
that gives a perfect domestic fin­
Japanese authorities there issued
$
ry on their fight to the conven­
LONDON, June 24. — King
ed States railroad labor board
sons went to school again—and | vaudeville acts to be held in the
ish—no gloss.
a decalogue enforcing stringent
tion floor if necessary.
George and Queen Mary aw Wil-
has reached a deadlock in its ef- 1
others unexpectedly went to jail! park during the celebration days.
| regulations, according to a Vlad-
* Will Bryan, in your opinion, liam Tilden, the American tennis
Portland couldn’t take care of
ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO.
Baseball lovers will be pleased ivostok dispatch today. The vic- forts to fix the wage increases for
be able to cause trouble over the expert, defeat
C. Park in the
two million railroad workers de- 1
nearly 100,000 guests in her ho- to know that there will be a good tims
include
members of the
platform,” Glass was asked.
second round of British tennis
manding salary boosts, it is be-
tels, and rooming houses, so she game each afternoon at the High Russo-Japanese
commission in- |
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"Mr. Bryan has a reputation championships at Wimbledon in
arranged to send some of her School grounds, Ashland vs. Yre- vestigating the situation in Sibe- lieved here today. According to
I for successfully kicking up trou- three straight sets. Parke is one
the board is
guests to sleep on cots—in schools, ka. Those who are competent toria.
Regulations apply particu- information here,
AND POSTS
de, hasn’t he?” was the reply.
of the strongest British players.
undecided
whether
wage
increases
churches, the Y. M. C. A., clubs— judge say that [Ashland has got larly to Russians
By Applying
living in K ha-
shall apply to “outlaw” switch-:
and even the city jail, where the together a very fast battery. At barovak, on the
UTILITY BLACK PAINT
railway f rom |
The best preservative on the officers' dormitory
men. The majority of the board,
was turned least two Coast League players Vladivostok to Nikolaesk.
Rus-
Market.
ever to the visiting Shriners.
who have happened to become sians are commanded, according it is said, favors including the
( ERTAINTEED AND GUARD
residents of Ashland, will sur- to the dispatch, not to harm the “outlaws.”
.
ROOFING
The railroad brotherhoods meet
Always the Lowest Prices.
prise the natives.
Remember, Japanese, but to disarm them.
here
tomorrow. They are expect­
the game is between the Yreka The decalogue asserts the unqual-
MY NAME IS DENNIS
ed
to
oppose any attempt to rec-1
Gold Diggers, and the Ashland ified right of the Japanese to ar-
ASHLAND FEED STORE.
ognize
the “outlaws.”
Lithia Gladiators.
Tel. 214
853 East Main
rest Russians.
The committee on Old Timers’
Open air meetings are banned.
(By United Press)
, , perial Recorder Benjamin W.
parade are urging everybody to A censorship is imposed on mail,
(By United Press)
PORTLAND,
June 24.—The Rowell, of Boston, both were re-
HOTEL AUSTIN
get ready for this big comic event. and telegrams.
NEW YORK, June 24.—A drive,
The decalogue I
Shriners, at the closing session of elected. The two now enter their
DAN CONNER, Prop.
The merchants are asked to put on constitutes the arbitrary nulllifica-
against alleged misrepresentation
the convention here today chose twenty-eighth year of service in
old time signs, making the ap­ tion of Russian authority and
in the sale of oil company securi-
Headquarters for Commercial
Atlantic City as the 1921 conven- th< ir respective offices.
pearance of mining days. Loggers members of the Zemstovo and far
ties was started today by the fed- !
Men and Tourists.
lion
city.
The office of imperial high
(By United Press)
crai officials here with the an-
are asked to prepare something easterners are protesting.
and prophet was awarded
LONDON,
June 24.—Several '
to feature the logging crowds, and
European Plan.
Excellent Grill.
nouncement of the indictment of ,
James
i
E. Chandler, of Kansas
hundred
additional
troops
have
PORTLAND.
June
24.
—
Ellis
Merchants’ Lunch
everybody should take an interest
four oil companies. several stock
City, Mo., who is now potentato
arrived in Londonderry with ar-
in this and help to make the time
selling concerns, and 50 individ-
By L. C. Martin
temple.
over
widespread
Two Blocks Front Lithia Park. mored cars and machine guns and enjoyable. Cowboys,
cowgirls,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.— uals by the federal grand jury, coma, reigns
some heavy artillery, according to
James C. Burger, of Denver,
emigrant trains, mule packs, etc.,
President Wilson considers it un- The use of mail sin a scheme to de- eultanry of Shrinedom.
dispatches today. A trainload of will probably be featured.
was
raised to the office of im­
He was elected to the august |
The
necessary for the democratic plat- fraud is charged. Five indict-1
physicians, nurses and niedical
HOME
office of imperial potentate, suc- perial oriental guard.
windup will be at Miners’ Row,
form to contain any reference to menta were returned.
supplies left Dublin to aid and
The new imperial first cere­
where there will be the Rainbow
the prohibition question, and in­
Officials claim to have evidence seeding W. Freeland Kendrick, of
RESTAURANT
give relief to hundreds of wound­
dependence for Ireland, he in- the public has been defrauded of Philadelphia at the session of the monial master is David W. Cros-
Lane Banking Institution provid-j
ed who are filling Londonderry
ed with “Lucky Curnency” for
LONDON, June 24.—Sir Ham- formed those who will speak for mere than a million dollars imperial divan in the auditorium land, of Montgomery, Ala., pro-
hospitals. At the Irish office, it
bate judge-elect of Montgomery,
sale, with which to play the old | mar Greenwood,
secretary
for him at the democratic convention, through schemes involved in the | yesterday. •
Good Meals and Short Orders. Day is stated the city is now quiet, al- time .games.
All other imperial officers were imperial second ceremonial mas-
Ireland, received a second urgent it was learned today. Regarding indictments.
though fighting between the Sinn
Clarence
M. Dunbar, of
Postoffice
inspectors
are
work-
r
reinstated
or advanced one de-, te:
John
Kunts,
the
“
Kewpie
King
”
message
today
from
Londonder-
the
League
of
Nations
the
presi-
and Night Service.
Feiners and unionists occurred
of Los Angeles, has already ar- ry magistrates stating the situ- dent will be satisfied with noth-ling “from Maine to California, ’ gree as the result of the election. Providence. R. I. an old college
during the morning.
Ernest A. Cutts, of Savannah, chum of Imperial Potentate Gar-
297 East Main
rived. He will bring two carloads ation there is desperate, and they ing less than a strong affirmation federal official today announced.
Military authorities today took
elevated to the office of let son.
of paraphernalia to provide his feared it is becoming worse. Sup­ of a declaration for the immediate rounding up men mentioned in the Ga., Wi
measures to replenish food sup-
potentate and
im perial
Frank C. Jones
of Houston,
of the entertainment. An plies of. food are giving out, and ratification of the league cove­ indictments. Several Wall Street deputy
ASHLAND IRON WORKS plies. Strong patrols of soldiers share
Ashland Fourth of July without ja shortage of gas threatens to nant without crippling the reser­ brokerage firms are among the ac- James S. (Sunny Jim) McCand- Tex., an attorney.
Office and Works No. 24 8 Helman in the streets permitted citizens
lass, of Honolulu, was elected to perial marshal.
vations.
“Johnny” and his kewpies would throw the city in darkness.
cused.
St., Ashland, Ore.
to
purchase
their’ immediate
the post of imperial deputy rab-
The duties of imperial captain
Manufacturing Engineers, Gene­
needs.
ban.
oi the guards was placed in the
ral Repair Work.
The known dead are twelve sa
as
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We manufacture Paving Plant
An attempt by his friends to ¡hands of Leo V. Youngworth, of
Equipment, Sawmill, Mining and with many of those in the hos­
place Jack P. Jones, of Oklahoma'Los Angeles, a lawver and a tor­
Ship Machinery, Steam and Gas pitals mortally wounded. Sniping
§
g City, in the office of imperial as- mer United States marshal.
Engines, Boilers aud Heavy Steel
from
roofs
continues,
but
most
of
Work; Grey Iron, Semi-Steel,
sistant rabban over Conrad V.
The big battle centered about
Brass and Bronze Castings of the fighting was personal encoun­
Dyleman, of Brooklyn, who was the selection of an outer guard.
•very kind
ters. Neither side showed espe­
in line for advancement to the Eight favorite sons were nominat-
Having thoroughly equipped our cial animosity toward the military
post, failed. Dy kein an won.
ed and everyone had hard-work-
plant for the manufacture and re­
or
police.
Ï
Imperial Treasurer William S ! irg delegations behind him anx-
pairs of heavy and all classes of
4
Several cases are reported of
machine and foundry work, we
Brown, of Pittsburg. Pa., and Im- ious to put their candidate across.
solicit your orders and insuiries. Sinn Feiners shooting at British
Estimates and quotations fur­ treops, but they are few. and not
3
nished on application.
considered significant. It is be­
F
lieved the government fears to
GOOD CUES AND TIPS move troops from other parts of
Billiard players prefer this place the country to Londonderry, as
V/
because they know that they can rioting may break out in the sec-
”2-
get GOOD cues; and modern tion" evacuated by troops.
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equipment makes a lot of differ-
g
ence in the pleasure of the game.
ft
GENERAL PERSHING ILL
You KNOW it
PORTLAND. June 2 4.—Demo- tically no one has been consid-
(By United Press)
Profanity, gambling and other
§ crats are preparing to attend the cred by the Oregon delegation
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. June 24.—
undesirable elements are abso-
ft
g, national convention in San Fran- aside from McAdoo. Palmer cer-
We
invite
lutely TABOO here.
General Pershing, due to slight I
GENTLEMEN only.
g cisco and the local delegation will tainly is not strong with the del-
indisposition, was unable to at-
This Is a clean, congenial amuse­
gl have left by Saturday night. Not- egation.
A few
would
gladly
ment hall for decent, clean-cut tend the opening ceremonies at | •
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withstanding W. G. McAdoo’s an- jump to Bryan if the Nebraskan
of
Harvard
g
the
commencement
fellows.
E nouncement that he is not a can- should enter the field and Mc-
DOBBIN IRWIN
He appeared S
University today.
Clean Sport for Regular Fellows later in the day, however, and ad-
a didate, the Oregon delegation will Adoo does not. and three or fou r
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“vote for him until they are sat- would be content to vote for Wil
dressed the Alumni association. |
Bjsfied that he really isn’t and will son for a third term it the presi­
g not accept the nomination if he dent could be “forced.”
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scan get it.
Under instructions,
There is no sentiment among
ROOMS
WANTED
FOR
g
there
is
nothing
for
the
Oregon
the
Oregonians for Edwards, the
SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.—
CELEBRATION
DATES
a
delegation
to
do
but
to
vote
for
"wet‘ aspirant,
whatever their
Following are market quotations:
McAdoo.
private feelings may be on the
EGGS—Extras, 49c.
All persons wishing to rent ©
The belief is prevalent among prohibition question.
EUTTER—Extras 59c.
g
the
Oregon contingent that Me-
rooms
during
the
Fourth
of
The ticket apparently most in
A
Hens, 32 @ 35c
POULTRY
gi
Adoo
will
yield
to
the
importuni-
July
celebration
will
please
favor by the Oregon crowd is Mc­
broilers, 28 @ 30c.
ties of his supporters.
If he Adoo and Cox.
list them with the Commer­
If things work
CATTLE—Top steers, 10%c.
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should
positively
not
be
a
candi
­
cial
Club
secretary.
around
right,
however,
it would
as
HOGS—Top, 15 *c.
€
date
and
refuse
to
permit
his
We
will
need
every
availa
­
not
be
surprising
to
see
the
name
SHEEP—Ewes, 6 @ 6 %2 c ; weth- •
€
name
to
go
before
the
convention,
ble
room
in
town.
of Senator George E. Chamber-
er 7 % @ 8c.
there is no telling where the ten lain suggested for the vice-presi­
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
, BARLEY—Spot barley, $3.10 •
votes from Oregon will go. Prac- dency.
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