s SHLAND climate without the aid Medicine, curea nine cases out of ten of Asthma. This is a proven VOLUME 2 A shland D aily T idings (Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings. Voi. 43.) lALARIA Germs cannot survive three months in the rich ozone at Ashland. The pure domestic water helps. ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 5, 1921 NO. 258 BRITISH-IRISH EAGER FOR A SETTLEMENT Ashland Is Popular kh peo ple io Playground For July Fourth Celebration W ilk a crow d e s tim a te d at a b o u t 1 3 ,0 0 0 i?eople in A sh la n d to c e le ­ b ra te lii(l<-|M-n(k*ncc D ay yexterd ay, a l l J ack son co m ity v iew e d th e “ p a s s ­ in g s h o w .” F rom M o ’clo ck in th e m o r n in g u n til la te in tin* e v e n in g , A sh ­ la n d , th e co u n ty p la y g ro u n d , w as c r o w d e d . T h e s id e w a lk s o f N orth am i E ast Main str e e ts w e re ja m m ed wit h s ig h ts e e in g v isito r s fu lly tw o h o u rs b e fo r e th e sta r t o f th e a ll-J a ck so n c o u n t y p arad e at IO o ’clo ck in th e m o rn in g . At IO o ’clo ck s ta n d in g r o o m w a s at a p rem iu m , am i at s e v ­ er a l p o in ts th e crow d s e x te n d e d fa r i lit«» th e s tr e e ts , u n a b le to fin d to o t­ in g on th e w alk . T h e p arade, m o r e th an a m ile lo n g am i eoni|>osed o f flo a ts d eco ra ted in a m an n er sln iw in g a g re a t a m ou n t o f p la n n in g and a r tis tic a b ility , w o u ld h a v e been a n a sset to m e tro p o lita n c e n te r s s e v ­ era l tim e s th e siz e o f A sh la n d and w ith |H>pulations la rg er th a n th e co m ­ b ined c itie s o f J a ck so n co u n ty . By ED W A R D L. K E E N (U n ite d P re ss S ta ff C o rre s p o n d e n t)) LONDON, Ju ly se n tim e n t! I fav o rin g a quick a n d d e fin ite so lu tio n ! of th e 5.— A c e n tu rie s-o ld Iris h GOVERNMENT 15 ACCUSED OF INEFFICIENT R. R. ECONOMY u.s. « » a n Elks Minstrel Show Advance Ü, S. SPENT 10 q u e stio n Man Arrives in Ashland a p p e a rs to be g ro w in g am o n g Sinn: P e in e rs, U lste rite s and th e B ritish ! g o v e rn m e n t. J a n S m u ts, S outh A frican p re m ie r. | a rriv e d in D ublin to day. T h o u g h n o t, o fficially re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e B rit-! ish g o v e rn m e n t. S m u ts ’ reco m m en d -) PO R TLA N D . O r., J u ly 5.— A m er-! a tio n s c a r r j w e ig h t w ith th e g o v e rn -. ¡ca passed th e sa fe st, s a n e s t F o u rth ; m eu t and o th e r d o m in io n p rem iers. „ . T . . ! v.. . o f ‘ J u ly ill m any y e a rs, y e ste rd a y . The Sinn I-ettj ta c tio n h a s in v .te d S m u ts to ad v ise th e Irish o ffjc ia l s ! Nation wide reports indicate but few ; re la tiv e to a s e ttle m e n t o f te rm s an d d« a th s d u e to fire w o rk s, d ro w n in g ; dv ise th em d u r ng th e n e g o tia tio n s .. c la im in g th e la rg e s t tolls. ¡T h e De V alera c o n fe re n c e c o n tin u e s P o rtla n d a c cid e n ts re s u lte d from u n til F rid a y . , . ... . . , a u to m o b ile co llisions, k illin g th re e P re s id e n t" De V a le ra , of th e I r ­ :nd in ju r in g s jv e n . Clicago a n d . ish “ re p u b lic ,” c o n fe rr n g w ith un-; B oston led th e list w ith 12 d e a th s ' ionist lea d e rs, in s is ts th a t Ire la n d sh o u ld decide h e r own fa te th ro u g h each. F ive w ere d ro w n e d a t Uhl- th e p r n c ip a l of self d e te rm in a tio n . cago, and th e re st w ere k illed in i It was s ta te d a u th o ritiv e ly to d ay ! a u to m o b ile a c cid e n ts. Six out of 11 M S HEGEST I I I , . . — — ...... I LITTLE ON R. R. Carries Cane But Denies He Is “Trouper’’ — Billy II. H oke, a d v a n c e m aji for tra in T h u rs d a y m o rn in g trim th e M in n eap o lis E lk s ' All S ta r P o rtla n d a n d will p a ra d e th ro u g h M in stre l show , w hich show s in th e dow n to w n s tr e e ts a b o u t ’lo in . th is city T h u rs d a y e v e n in g , a r ­ rived in A shland th is m o rn in g from P o rtla n d . H oke, who shyly a d m its lie is not a p ro fe ssio n a l sh o w m an , n e v e rth e le s s is c a rry in g a cane, th e s u re sign of a “ tro u p ­ e r," h u t th is lie ex p lain s hy sa y ­ in g t h a t he w e a rin g sa id “ crutch.” on a bet. It seem s t h a t a c e rta in sporting h ab erd ash err of his hom e eiH M in n eao p lis, .Minn., o ffe red to w a­ g e r th e a d v a n c e m an th a t he was n o t gam e to c a rry th e stick c le a r a c ro ss th e c o u n try , o v e r tlie Rock ies an d ho m e a g a in , an d th is sort of s ta r tin g tlie red blood to c irc u ­ la tin g in Billy B s veins. R esult,, e v e ry w h e re W illie lias gone thus: fa r, he has to te d th e said stick. A c c o rd irg to H oke th e show ijc. play in g to p ack ed h o u se s all alctig: th e line a n d is com posed of Q»»Ci ti m en, in c lu d in g th e EM s’ Glee oi n o n -efficii ncj o f w a r tim e r a ilio a d labor. R ailroad attu i n e i s a p p ea rin g Indore R iti D iie r lo r D avis eo u ten d th a t tin* ¡id .u in istr .ition spent $ 1 ,- 25O.OOtl.OtlO to o little d u rin g th e period o f fed era l co n tro l o f th e ra ilro a d s. T he muiiev aetuall.v spent b.v th e g o v er n m en t is said to h a v e been in su ffic ien t to k eep th e r a th o a d s in good co n d itio n dm* Io th e i u e f f i i i e n e ) o f th e w o rk ers e m ­ p loyed, rail a tto r n e y s co n ten d . Rail D irector D avis is in sistin g th e cla im s be s e ttle d w ith in i o or OO per cent o f th e am ount de­ m anded. th a t th e B ritish g o v e rn m e n t is th en -, at M , waukee> W is , a re (lea(, second prize of 15. and V in in g 's i 1>eop,e to r re je c tio n o r a ccep tan ce. iin r a iy , an d led by M arsh al F re d ; ” rri,,. . ,, th tr e , th th ird nri»o of <>f $10. < io : I he l u s h o ttic e u sists t h a t tlie time th e e a a tre ir d prize H om es, it m oved dow n E a s t M aini W ith th e ex ception of tlie f rst ! lira it of G re a t B rita in 's o ffe r expires s tie e t, o u t N o rth M ain s tr e e t, an d th re e m ain prizes, a w a rd e d to Jack - i d u ’y 12. a f te r w hich th e “ iro n heel l i - 's o n co u n ty cities, th e nam es of th e of > n ii,ita ry *c tio n w il> be a p p lie d ." j b ra ry . A fter .M arshal H om es fol- P a rtie s o o r r o o rg rg a a n n iz iz a a tio tio n n s s e e n n te te rin r :« g » ! I 1 he 1 ls te r p re m ie r, C raig, w as n o t p re se n t, a lth o u g h h 's view s ¡ire re ­ p riz e w in n in g flo a ts o r fe a tu re s a re ) low ed th e G A. R. an d th e D. A. R. p o rte d to have been voiced by s o u th ­ o rg a n iz a tio n s. Ja c k so n v ille , ca p ital not k n ow n. Mrs. C. B. L a m k in , tre a s e rn U nionist lead ers. a n d th e o ld est city in th e co u n ty , I u r e r of (h e p a ra d e co m m ittee , s ta te d By F R A N K L IN B M ORSE w as given th e lea d n g place o f h o n o r th is m orn^vg. All p riz e w in n ers (P a c ific S p o rts S ervice) Rev. J. W . H oyt an d fam ily leave w ith a flo a t d e p ic tin g th e e a rly m in w hose flo a ts o r fe a tu re s h u t not GEORGE WASHINGTON ' W ith th e D em p sey -C arp en tier fis­ th is week fo r th e n - new hom e in IN T R A F A L G A R SQ U A R E th e ir n a m e s a re listed , a re re q u e ste d ing in d u stry of th e county. tic b a ttle a m a tte r of h ‘sto ry , t lie :“ W a lla W a lla , W ash. T h e i1- m any A fte r Ja c k so n v ille , th e follow ing; hy M rs. L a m k in to n o tify h e r as pro b ab ly will he som e p ersons, h e re frie n d s feel a d is tin c t loss in th e ir LONDON. J u ly 2— A s ta tu e of) o r d e r of flo a ts in th e p a ra d e w a s ' soon as possible," th a t th e ch eck s may- and th e re , who will get a th rill o u t G eorge W ash in g to n — th e le a d e r o f ! g o in g ’ esp ecially th e Chr-tatan forces ob serv ed . T he D. O. K. K. b an d of! be m ad e o u t a t once. 1 A M E R H AN LEGION POST of th e a n n o u n c e m e n t t h a t a n o th e r th e C o n tin e n ta l a rm th a t w re ste d th i will m iss llie ir s tiu n c h ken. ar.d ie l-jlF flS . D C / l f \ . C /fC C T VAVA ES D E M PSEV KNOCK M ed fo rd : M edford flo a t, d e c o ra te d ; B e g in n in g im m e d ia te ly a f te r th e chess to u rn a m e n t will be hel 1 ¡it Ha- th irte e n colonies fro m G eorge I II.— ' j low ship. w ith pine tre e s ; T a le n t, d e p ic tin g a Pa r a d e L ith ia P a rk w as crow ded O I T AT Q U A R T E R M ILLION vana. C uba, a t tlie end of th e y ear. u n v eiled to d ay in T r a f a lg a r J Mrs. H oyt, J o h n , A rch .• an 1 Elea farm scene, “ T h e C ream of R ogue! w itb p icn ic k ers w ho sp re a d th e ir was | I ----------- S q u a re, o p p o site th e N a tio n a l Gal-! n o r h a v e b e e r '.ova! w o ik e ts in 'Ull- R iv e r V a lle y " ; C e n tra l P o in t w ith ll,nch on th e law n a t th e e n tra n c e to "N ow th a t th e big fig h t >s over it T r i - J i I t E . Cal., Ju ly 5.— T he local day school a n d C h ristia n En le a v e r a high school flo a t; M ayor L a m k in *be p a rk . P a trio tic se rv ic es w ere ° a r t a n d ju s t a c ro ss th e s q u a re i post o f t h e American» L *gion v alues looks as if a lot of s p o rts e d ito rs in th e ir ow n c h it’-ch ¡¡ni- also th e from a s ta tu e of G eorge IV. and m em b e rs o f th e city c o u n c il; h e ld in th e p a rk a t 1 o’clock in the» t a D em psey K n o ck o u t a s w orth $250,- w ould have to get back to work All m em b e rs of th e A m erican o ffi­ S o u th e rn O regon U rie*;. Rev H o y t's S h rin e rs : th e Ship of S ta te , e n te re d a fte rn o o n . T h e s p e a k e rs w ere M ayor | Mro Kurt G reer, w 1. • s * t re -. 0 0 °- T h e e x e c u tiv e c o m m ittee of th e a g a in ," re m a rk e d th e G enial G rouch , w ork a s a S a b b a th school m issio n ary *urs. Hert ho , h as ju R iv e -------- r; M ayor cial a n d re s id e n tia l colony a tte n d e d ; hy th e Civic Im p ro v e m e n t clu b ; fea- G ilm ore, of R o gue ------ nd i r i. t /. i , i Post, ‘has a n s o u n c e d a proposed na- as lie s a u n te re d in to o u r s iu c tu in . th e c cerem Hire re p re s e n tin g D em psev w o rld ’s! G ate8’ of M edford, a n d Rev. C ounty, th te ria n h o a rd h as tu n ie d tro m Long R e tc h , Cal . w h e re i , .» tioii w ide ix»J? of tlie A m erican Le­ All of w hich is r a th e r an u n k in d c u t. ch am p io n p u g ilis t; tru c k f e r r y in g o f th e C ath o lic c h u rc h in t h i s ! f° F th is s » m m e r co n n ectio n been fa ith fu l a n d c o n s t'u c tiv o an d slie spent th e last th re e m o n th s o f ' .... . . O regon h e r s o jo u rn in C a lifo rtria , r e p o r t s , gion on th e tia e s tio n of ra is in g a Any one w ho has had to w rite i c o l­ sm all h y d ro p la n e ; th e O regon N o r - ) c lty - T he s p e a k e rs w ere in tro d u c e d Wlth ,h e 'd th e first C h ristia n serv ice on fro m th e m . T hey a r e wel> a n d h m - “ F u tu r e M o th ers of A m e ric a ” : a n d to r tb e second an d decisive tim e > <$> M. 1920 1921 C liffo rd , e s ta te ; n n d e rta k •$; vi p - of th e i ,.te. a cu sto m since py a n d h a v e a fine b u sin e ss in Y’js- a b ab y flo at. S everal m a rc h in g bod- w‘(h in th re e m in u tes. A pril ................................. o irg . 5 kept up eacli su m m e r W EA TH ER n lia . T he W h ite d fam ily h a v e m any ies. p riv a te flo a ts a n d m ac h in es took! 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K. hand of Meark *’a s crow ded L id a M ieadows vs. M ettliew L ee ty in g on only a lim ited a m o u n t o flo a t, "D iscovery of G old." w ith s p e c ta to rs of a ll ag es. W itness- i M eadow s; m o tio n ; ortder. w ork. H ayw ood d e c la re d in a recem Second p rize of $50. T a le n t, flo at) inK th e d is PIay w hich w as in c h a rg e J. E. C am eron vs. H. C. H m s e rt; a rtic le in th e “ M oscow ," now tli, of a farm scene, "C rea m of Rogue^ o i a ,a r Se S e a ttle com pany special- a ffid a v it. v B olshevist o rg a n . H ayw ood, who es R iv e r V a lle y /’ , izin g >n w ork. E v e ly n S tagg v<. Levi A . S ta g g i ta p e d from Moscow w hile a w a it’ri S u it fo r su p p o rt. T h ird p riz e of $25, P h o e n ix float th e ap p eal of his 20 y e a r espionag* i C re d it S ervice Co vs C. <2 P eeles. “ R isin g from Its A sh es.” se n te n c e , p lan s to r e tu r n to thi: ¡; To rec o v e r m oney. i c o u n try to se rv e his sen ten ce. T h e fo llo w in g e n trie s w ere a w a rd - $> SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS « ed p riz e s fo r s tu n t fe a tu re s : ♦<$>«>❖ <$« L eona M ills Lbr,- Co. vs. C. B. SENATE AGRICULTURAL RL lan d in sec lo r recess b e fo re th e ta r if f bill conn B aih'.ng G ir l, flo at a p rize o f » 1 0 .- , , on helrt E u g e n e la „ w„ k up he used to e n a c t a g ric u ltu ra l n 27. Ip. 35 S, R 4 W est, $10. T h e D. O. K. K. b a n d of th e ___________ ________ lie f le g isla tio n . L odge m a in ta ir New E m p lo y e at C itiaen v B an k — K n ig h ts r * P y th ia s, of M edford, was B oy R o n __ t h a t such leg isla tio n is u seless an given a »50 cash prize, a n d th e file ! M r all„ M rs c M H am |1, on a re u n n e c e ssa ry . W ith th e R epública F in le y H iggs, fornmerly w ith th e a n d d ru m c o rp , o i th e G. A. R. a l , , jo ici„ g o v e r th e a rriv a l o , a b o b , i F irs t N a tio n a l B ank e f A s to r ia , ¿ s le a d e rs d e te rm in e d to force throuR ZT boy b orn y e s te rd a y a t th e hom e of) a re c e n t a d d itio n to th e b o o k k e e p in g th e “ v a c a tio n p ro g ra m ,’\ a b lttt M cG ees d ry goods s to re w as M rs H a ttie L ynch Qn U b e r ly s tr e e t (CupyrtsliO fig h t is fo reseen . <. 1 d e p a rtm e n t of th e Citizens- B ank Rev. Hoyt and Family Move To Walla Walla, Wn. Meets Ashlanders In Southern Calif. COHRT NEWS Who? □n Sport Chatter