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ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY,
Successor to The Semi-Weekly
- Tidings.
Vol. 43.
JANUARY
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17,
ASHLAND CLIMATE, WITHOUT
THE AID OF MEDICINE, CURES
NINE CASES OUT OF TEN OF
257hM“ "WAcf: * "O’“"
NUMBER 115
1921
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as
GOVERNOR OLCOTT DELIVERS MESSAGE
REVISION OF
TARIFF TOPIC
OF CONGRESS
CARRIES GAUZE SPONGE
IN HER BODY 14 YEARS
SINN LEINERS ! Chambemot.. Wnk RESULTS OF
BABY CLINIC
REPULSEO IN
HELD AT FAIR :
EARLY RAID:
€ . THIS PIG IS USED
.
AS A BIRD DOG
LEGISLATURE
RECONVENES
ATNOONTODAY
NATCHEZ.
Miss. — Tucker
CHICAGO. Ill.—A strange
story of a woman who carried
Gibson, known as the champion
Commencing Tuesday, Jan­
a gauze sponge, sewed up in her 1
big-game hunter of Tenasas Par-
uary 23rd.
abdomen for fourteen years, is
» ish. La., owns a pig which he
Tuesday Forum Luncheon at
reported in the current number
’ uses for a bird dog. He asserts
the Hotel Austin.
C. B. Lam­
of the Journal of American Med-
> the pig makes perfect stands
kin, presiding.
D. E. Millard, »|
cal Association by Drs. Fred C.
and never flushes a covey of
sing leader.
Subject: “Possi­
Watson and P. H. Desnos of the
• birds until ordered.
bilities of Oil in the Rogue river s. , |
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16 United Fruit Company’s hospi­
Gibson said that soon after
valley.
Mayor E. E. Kelley,
tal. Bocas Del Toro, Panama.
• the birth of the pig, on the death
MEMBERS RE-ASSEM BLE AFTER
GARRISON AT POLICE STATION
speaker.
Luncheon 50 cents. • TWO OF ASHLAND’S KIDDIES TIE • of its mother it was adopted by
The woman, now 29 years old,
EXTRA SESSION WILL BE CALL-
FOUR DAYS' RECESS— MUCH
Wednesday, January
24th,
FOR HIGHEST SCORF—CLINK • a pointer dog with a litter of
SUCCEED IN DRIVING OFF AN
ED APRIL 4 TO DISCUSS TWO • underwent an abdominal opera-
CURIOSITY
EVINCED OVER EX­
The
3:00
p.
m.
at
the
Hotel
Aus
­
tion when she was 15.
MEETS WITH APPROVAL ANI • pups, and that th» pig contin-
ATTACKING FORCE AFTER A
IMPORTANT
DUTIES—HARD­
PECTED
GOVERNOR
’S MESS
tin.
Mr.
Herbert
Cuthbert,
into
gauze sponge was sewed
♦
WILL RE REPEATED SHORTLY ? tied to associate with its foster
HALI HOUR’S BOMBARDMENT.
ING ADVISED TO POSTPONE
AGE
AT
JOINT
SESSION.
the wound and caused no
4 executive secretary of Pacific 4
: brother and sisters after it be-
CONGRESS FOR MONTH AFTER
Northwest Tourist 'Association, •
trouble for fourteen years, It
• came well grown. He declared
The result of the recent baby
was removed and she was
will meet the Ashland people :
SALEM, Or., Jan. 17.—The Ore
(By the United Press)
INAUGURATION.
• that the hunting proclivities of
clinic
stored to normal health.
held
at
the
County
Winter
who
are
interested
in
the
tour-
•
CORK, Ireland, Jan. 17. A police ;
• the pig were accidentally discov- , gon legislature re-convened here to
• Fair under the auspices of the • ered the first time the young • day, having been in recess since
ist
travel.
You.are
Invited.
station in the center of the city was
( By the United Press)
Thursday at 6:30.
Annual
Chamber of Commerce is announced • dogs were taken in the field, . Thursday at noon.
heavily attacked by Sinn Feiners
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.— Presi-
•as follows.
Chamber
of
Commerce
banquet
Members of both houses re-
the pig accompanying the party .1
early today.
The attacking party
dent-elect Harding will call an ex-DPA||I ATIAA
Q
assembled with a lot of curiosity in
•
|
Paul Guiley, son of Mr. and Mrs : and taking an animated part in
Music
and
at
the
Armory,
threw bombs and fired hundreds of
tra session of the new Congress on KF A I II ||u I Il-
their systems, for Governor Olcott
short addresses,
At 8:15, il- • Paul Guiley and Robert Burdic, son • the hunt.
shots using revolvers for the most
April 4th, Representative Fordney IILUULI I IUl V UI
Is scheduled to deliver a special mes-
lustrated lecture ‘The Lure of • 1 of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Burdic, tied
« sage at a joint session this after­
part.
After a fight lasting half'
Chairman of the Ways and Means
the Northwest”.
Everyone in • for highest place 99 12 points, being
noon.
The nature of the recommen­
an hour, the police beat off the Sinn
Committee, said today.
the high score reached by these.
dations has been kept a secret by
Ashland
is
invited
to
attend
•
Representative Fordney, who has
Feiners.
The garrison of the sta­
the executive board.
this annual affair—the tickets € Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Denton's baby
tion,
with
very
light reinforcements.
just returned from Marion, said he
scored
third
highest
for the banquet including the •
with 99 points
was sufficient to beat °F the at-
had discussed the time of calling
lecture $1.00.
e to his credit.
SALEM, Jan. 17.—Depreciating
tack.
the extra session with President-elect
Miss Faldine. the county nurse.
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and attendant surmises
“
publicity
Armored motors filled with troops,
Harding due to its relation to the
and Mrs. Poole, home demonstrator
its
delivery” Gov. Olcott
preceding
rushed to the scene when the sound
revision of the tariff and revenue
and authority on baby dietetics, spent
ready his “mystery message” to a
laws, two of the most important
of bombs was heard, but when they. ng IAIA PAA RAPII9A
Friday afternoon with the mother
Joint assembly of legislature today,
Upon
Motor
arrived
the
Sinn
Feiners
had
alreadyIINLC
MLN
I
Dependent
duties to confront the new Congress Districts
and babys at their office in the
urging the repeal of the quarter mill
Several members of Congress, it
Truck Transportation Expected to dispersed.
library and are very much pleased
1 state road levy, and the diversion of
is known, have advised President-
Protest Law Preventing Heavy -
with the fine showing made by the
at least three hundred thousand dol­
,
Desire is several laps ahead of'
elect Harding not to call the extra
Traffic—House
Committed
on
large
number
of
Ashland
babies.
lars of the amount to improvemen
possession.
session for at least a month after
Another clinic will be held in about
of the boys’ training school.
Roads and Highways to Meet Next i
.
his inauguration. They pointed out
Body of Sergeant Leo l’arrish Is
three
or
four
months
and
in
the
“We devote a great deal of time,
Week.
The world output of silk amounts:
some time is needed to effect 1
Brought Back from France to energy and money to the breeding,
meantime, Miss Faldine will meet
! to about 7 00 tons a day.
change from Democratic to Republi­
any mothers in her office February
Sleep Beside His Brother in Fam- , development and betterment of our
can control in the government de- •
SALEM, Or., Jan. 17.—Although
12th
for
consultation.
ily
Plot—First Soldier To Te Sent cows, horses and pigs,” he said and
Diamonds have been discovered in I
partments.
legislation authorizing the issuing of
But I sometimes
rightfully too.
To Ashland from Overseas.
bonds for the building of additional fallen meteors.
more consideration
think
we
give
I
CENTURY-OLD WILL
paved roads in the state undoubtedly
Indoor Workers to Be Given a Chance
and thought to animals than we do
FINALLY IS CONSTRUED will be the most important highway
To Renew Youth With Play and
Yesterday afternoon the body of to humaus.
I am sure every one
legislation during this session, regu-
Sergeant Leo Parrich, the first sol within the sound of my voice will say
Body Building Exercise in Con-
GREENVILLE, S. C— When a lation of traffic on the roads already
dier to be brought back from France the reformation and saving of just
uection with the County
century-old will was scraped Dean | completed will occupy an almost
to be buried at home, was laid to one boy is sufficient warrant for his
of accumulated litigation, it was equally prominent place in the road |
rest by the side of his brother in or here presence here today.
lound George A. Wiseheart, Jr., an program
the family plot in Ashland cemetery,
acetylene welder. had become a mil-
The question now beforee the state
The committe for the promotion of
following a military funeral conduct-
lionaire.
The will dates back from is simpIv this: Shall the state at-1
the proposed Business Men’s Gym-
od by Ashland Post, No. 14, A meri- IDDNA
QT 11 ATRI
Wiseheart's great-great-grandfather,, tempt to impose traffic regulations
nasium Class has been making fav-
rau Legion.
This »ody arrived iu A KKV fl
|h H
r
who left several "country blocks” in on state highways because the roadsi
ora ble progress and has called a ■
Portland during the pan week-with TT UI
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IU
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Philadelphia to his heirs.
have not been built to stand the
meeting of all men interested for
the first consignment of Oregon boys
test of modern transportation?
Tuesday at Pioneer hall at 5:30 p. Sweeping Change in State Admini­ who made the supreme sacrifice for
HIGHWAY LOADS
MAY BE FOUGHT
YOUNG SOLDIER
HOME CEMETERY
GYMNASIUM CLASS
MEETS WITH FAVOR
STILL STRONG
FOR PRUNES AS
GOOD INVESTMENT
WILL CONSIDER
" GOVERNMENT CODE
FOLLOWING RECESS
AUSTIN MANAGE-
MENT EXPECTED
Members of the legislautre are In Spite of Present Conditions Oregon m.
The committee on arrangements
stration May Be Adopted in Wash their country in military service in
known to have widely diverging
Following out the wishes
Growers Association Pins Faith on will make their report and the de
ington Legislature—Some Predict France.
views on this subject and the intro
tails
of
the
work
explained.
of
the
mother
of the dead soldier that 1
Future Development of Fruit.
Stubborn Resistance for the Meas-
ductiou of regulatory legislation
her
boy
should
sleep in the cemetery
Emphasis is placed upon the fact
ure.
within a few days, probably will
or his boyhood home, the body was
that this club is to be set up with
C. I. Lewis, manager of the organi- careful thought for the special needs •
cause a storm of protest from some
sent to Ashland, arriving here yester­
OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 17.— Re- day morning, and a large concourse
districts
dependent
upon
motor aztion department of the Oregon and limitations of the business and
Growers Co-operative Asociation, is professional man.
I truck transportation.
Expert instruc- | convening her at one o’clock this of sympathizing friends gathered at Intimate Friend of Jesse Winburn
Members of the house committee still strong for prunes, notwithstand- tion by a director of long exper-afternoon, following a recess which the Armory at 2:30 In the afternoon
Expected to Arrive Soon in City
on roads and highways will meet Ing present conditions.
He saysience is prominsed.
There will be started Friday, the Washington state to pay the last tribute of respect to
and Give Ashland Development His
I with the state highway commission that ultimately, prunes will prove as corrective and body-building exer- legislature was expected to start con- the young man, who gave his life for
Attention.
here early next week, the exact time they have in the past, a good invest: cises and The sort of whole-hearted I sideration of Governor Harfs civil his country.
not yet determined, to discuss plan- ment.
play that takes ’em back to their code.
Rev. C. A. Edwards, pastor of the |
J. H. Fuller, secretary of the Ash-
and proposed highway legislation
In planting of cherries, he calls body hood days
The code which makes a sweep­
Methodist Episcopal church, paid n
ties Sales Campaign Which Starts ,1 ... 1,7
.
..
lami
Chamber of Commerce received
"
At this meeting it is expected that 2 attention to the fact that the Royal,
.)
ing change in state administration, fine tribute to the memory of this
.
‘
The question for the business man
will be adopted without alteration, young man in a funeral address, today the following letter from Jess:
Today—Has O. K. of Treasury De definite policy of the commission Anne, Bing and Lamberts are not .
. .
.
. ...
,
.
.ito decide is not “Can I spare the
according to some predictions. Other while a male quartet gang two beau­ Wnburn, the recent purchaser of
will be announced
only selt-stenle, but also inter-sterile
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partment
7-1117
...
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time? , but, “Can I afford to missi
reports predict stubborn resistance tiful selections.
Members of the house committee and that these varieties must ba .. .
.
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.
.
...
Six members of I tas Hotel • ustin :
,
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T
.
this opportunity to put myself in for the measure.
January 11, 1921
Friends of the the American Legion, Past Com­
ion roads and highways which is head- planted the Long Stemmed Water- ... .
i fighting trim for business?”
It is
H.
Fulled,
SCecretary
code claim they are certain of 62 mander W. M. Briggs, and Comrades Mr. John
.,
WASHINGTON, Jan 17.—Today ed by Wright, of Sherman county. house or some other good pollenizer.
.
,
, .
. not the number of hours one work votes for it in the House.
The Spitzenberg apple is likely to
is Benjamin Franklinss birthday. It are Carter, of Jackson. Pint, Wash-
Burdic, Moore, Henry, King and I Ashland Chamber of Commerce,
that counts, but the condition he is in
All
present,
commissions
and Amer, bore the flag draped casket. Ashland, Oregon.
also marks the beginning nationally ington; Looney, Marion
1. in, Uma- come into its own within a few years
while he works.
My Dear Mr. Fuller: —
boards are to be abolished, according
of Thrift Week which is sponsored tilla; ghiera, Douglas; Korell, Mult- Mr. Lewis says.
He believes the
At the grave Rev. Edwards read
Thousands
of
big
business
men
in
Your letter of the 22 ultimo
to the code, which would centralize the impressive burial service, after I
throughout the country by the Young nomah; Burdick, Crook; Deschutes, I time is coming when this apple will
the
cities
consider
It
better
judgment
all power in the governor, under which a firing squad from the First' is at hand for which I thank you.
Men’s Christian Association and is Grant, Jefferson, Klamath and Lake; sell at a premium as the acreage has
to
spend
two
hours
a
week
in
the
I beg to advise you that
whose appointment ten directors of Company, O. C.
and
Gordon
of
Lane.
been
greatly
reduced,
due
to
collar
being supported by the Savings Di­
fired a saluti I
gymnasium
rather
than
to
run
an
Mr.
Ripin
is going to give the Ash­
as
many
departments
would
take
At the present,, there is a conflict rot in the Inland Empire and winter
vision of the Treasury Department.
and taps were sounded over the cas
open
account
at
the
doctor
’
s
office
land
matter
his direct attention. He
charge
The Government’s particular inter- of authority between the county injury in the Hood River country.
ket before it was lowered to Its last :
and,
break
down
before
their
time
expects
to
be
in Ashland in a short
est in this week lies in the fact that courts and the highway committee
Mr. Lewis is of the opinion that
resting place.
Now
for
the
first
time
a
similar
op
­
time and I will in all probability
WEATHER IORECAST
its sales of Savings securities, such and the commission that the power next year wil be a good year for
Sergeant Leo Parrish was «
apple
growers
in
western
Oregon,
as
portunity
is
offered
the
men
of
Ash
to
issue
permits
for
the
use
of
state
mer
resident
of
Ashland.
Several
come with him.
as 25c Thrift Stamps, $1 and $5
•
Rain
west.
Rain
or
snow
•
the
east
is
not
likely
to
have
a
bum-land.
years ago the family moved from
Savings Stamps, and $25, $100 and highways shall be definitely vested
Warmer tonight.
• here, and when the United States en
Medford’s class is bringing out an • east.
*
Very truly yours.
$1000 Treasury Savings Certificates in the commission and removed from per crop next season as it did last
I
in
•
Jesse Winburn.
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enthusiastic
bunch
at
every
session.
tered
the
war.
are determined by the thriftiness of the county courts
Leo was liv
year.
in
th
Mr.
Ripen,
acording to Miss Anna
Klamath Falls. He enlisted
the American people
The Govern-'
Fran
Kapp,
Mr.
Winburn
’s secretary, is
ment is still in need of money
quartermaster corps in San
prom an intimate friend of Mr. Winburn.
cisco, December 17, 1917.
and the sale of these securities form
there he was sent to Camp Johnson and is a graduate of Columbia Uni-
an important part of its post-war
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at Jacksonville. Fla., where he re | versity, a chemist and a successful
financing.
mafned until August I 1918 when handler of California products, hav-
All of these Savings securities of
geling been located in California i for
his corps sailed for France
the Government will» be on sale
in France sometime in sep-some time.
Ashland citizens will
j arrived
throughiut 1921 at post offices and
tember, and was put in a wood be well pleased to learn that these
nearly all banks in the country. The
unit of the 304th company.
$1 Treasury Savings Stamp and the
On two gentlemen will soon be in Ash-
October 11, 1918, be died In a hos land and start the actual work in
$25 Treasury Savings Certificate, the
I pital at Ise Sur Tille, where he was the development of their important
latter bearing four per cent interest
project.
buried.
compounded quarterly, are new is-
By the request of the fam-
ily hts body was exhumed and
sues which are expected to take
Plans For Two Bills to Provide Loans
!
brought
their place with the older securities
overseas to be laid tn its
For
Ex-service Men
Will
Be
in public favor.
final resting place in the family plot
Brought Before the House Shortly.
“We want the American people to
j in the Ashland certery, where sleeps
start bossing their dollars.” says '
| another son of the Parrish family.
William Mather Lewis, Director of
Surviving the young soldier aro '
(By the United Press)
THE NEIGHBORS CAN
the Savings Division of the Treasury
his
wife, father and mother, who |
SALEM, Jan. 17.—The soldier
HEAR OUR MINISTER
were at his funeral yesterday.
Department. “Thrift and safe in- ' delegation in the House is planning
PRACTICING WHAT HE
vestment in Government securities to introduce two bills for aid to
PREACHES SUNDAY
wil make us bosses of our dollars former service men.
‘
TILL LONG AFTER
DETECTIVES
ROOM
ACROSS
One will pro­
MIDNIGHT SATURDAY.
and economically independent.”
vide loans up to $2000 on a basis of
HALL FROM HUGH STILI
one hundred dollars for each months’
COMES TO RESCUE OF CREW
service, the loan to be for the pur­
LOUISVILLE. Ky.—Two moon-
WHEN THEY FACE PERIL pose of acquiring a home property
shine stills of twenty-five and thirty-
or the Improvement of property al­
five gallon capacities and one hun-
The other will pro-
LOS ANGELES ARBOR, Cal.- The ready owned.
, dred gallons of beer were seized by !
crew of the West Tejun, a lumber vide a bonus of $25 for each month
Federal officers in a raid on an
schooner just arrived here from the of service.
apartment building in the downtown
BEN FRANKLIN’S
BIRTHDAY MARKED
BY THRIFT WEEK
With best wishes, 1 am,
The Zero Hour
SOLDIERS BONUS
BILL WILL SOON
BE INTRODUCED!
Uncle chns Josh
Northwest, declares they were saved
by Davy Jones fire department.
A blaze burst out in the ships’
galley, at 'sea, and threatened to
spread throughout the shin, when a
whale came to the surface alongside
to blow.
The jet of water sent aloft by the,
leviathan drenched the galley and
quickly extinguished the fire.
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• SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS ©
29200909909999999
San Francisco, Jan. 17.—The fol­
lowing are market quotations:
Butter 45%.
Eggs 65 %.
Hens 35 @38.
Broilers 52 @53.
(Copyright)
section.
The alleged operator was
taken into custody.
The stills were found in a room
on the third floor, across a narrow
hall from an apartment rented by a!
city detective.
He said he had not1
known that the stills were there.
The officers acted on a “tip” of a resi­
dent on the first floor that he
' “smelled” liquor in the building.