r
w
shland
climate without the aid
A ot Medicine, cures nine cases out
of ten of Asthma.
fact.
This Is a proven
"
A shland D aily T idings
(Successor to the Semi- Weekly Tidings.
VOLUME 2
Voi. 48.)
n
A.LARIA Germs cannot survive
three months In the rich osone
at Ashland.
The pure domestic
water helps.
ASHLAND. OREGON1, TUESDAY, ALGLST ;¡n, 19?>.
No. 306
W—S B !
CROWN FORCES QUELL SINN FEIN RIOTS
DANGER TELLS
: CARUSO’S
DEATH FIGHT
Borah Refuses to
! Supersede Lodge in
Party Leadership
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i *
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. *
| > 30.— Senator Borah has de- <S>
; T din ed President H arding’s in- <*>
• <•> vitation to become one of the <§>
• * adm inistration leaders lu thq-<$
• ?> senate. H arding desired th a t <$>
!
Borah assume the role of as- <$>
NOTED DANCER. WHO ATTEND
___
;•» sistant to Senator Lodge, with- <*>
E l) I-1 NERAL, TELLS OF LAST' -•> out meaning any reflection on
HOI KS
OF WORLD’S
’
FAMOUS SINGER.
______
i $
Harding' Refuses Conféré
Of Miners and Operators
Ra™
By FOUR KILLED
Six to One Vote
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•»
CHICAGO. 111., Aug. 30.—
•* Railroad
workers continued
• their vote today on the ques-
• tion of accepting the new wage
• scale. The only two im portant
developments in the situation
•> today was as follows: St. Paul,
• Minn., the vote was six to one
•• in favor of a strike and walk-
I
<•
<$>
♦!
<£ ’
<£•!
A ÏJE LF A S Ï
<$> POLICE FIRE IN MORS OF SINN
4>
FE1NERS AND NATIONALIST
o u t. o ffic ia ls of th e fo u r big •$>
<»> brotherhoods announced, com- <?'
LOYALISTS— PATROL STREETS
pleting the vote. Twelve thous- &
WITH ARMORED CARS.
•• and Colorado rail workers will
MOSTl
Lodge' Borah 18 recof™ized as <•>
•>> the most influential of the <*
£ progressive and Independent <?>
1 senators. The president desired >
'> th a t he take the leadership in «$>
NEW YORK, Aug 30.— "Caruso ■
unanim ously reject the twelve <s>
<S> an effort to harmonize the
did not want to die. He believed
per cent wage cut, union offic-
i forces within the republican <S>
BELFAST, A ug. 3 0 .— The tlglu*
it was the Supreme Will th at he
ials announced. Officials stat- <•>
f
party, fc.
should continue to sing. He was
•> ed, however, that the strike or- 4 ing that has raged in the city for
■$» -» '4 > <i-
*, 4 4
A special session of the grand ju ry
broken-hearted and cried like a
th e past tw enty-four hours be
WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 30 — • der must come from headquai1-
child when he became aw are death
•>
tets.
has been called fo r next Thursday
'p; tw een the crown forces and the
: John L. Lewis, president of the <î>
<i> . ¿v
was a t hand.”
,
and it is said tliey will consider the
United Mine W orkers of America,
Sinn Fein ami national loyalists,
This was the inform ation brought
•S r
lias asked for a conference between
cases of Jam es (Shine) Edw ards and
w as stopperl Miortly after Mo<*
by Rosina Galii, prem iere dancer of
the mine w orkers and ¡operators
John
Goodwin,
taxicab
drivers,
and
itxlay. Three m ore wounded have
the M etropolitan Opera company, I
¡from the West Virginia coal fields,,
W
ilbur
(W
ig)
Jacks,
of
Eagle
Point,
lieen added to d ie casualty list,
who lias ju st ar-j
1 and that an effort he m ade to end
bound
over
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
j rived ' from Italy, 1
m aking a to ta l o f thirteen wounded
I the trouble there. President Hard-
Glenn O. Taylor last week, ou the i
Mme. Gall! joined
anti four k illed.
i ing has refused the request.
charge of selling intoxicating liquor.
r.
Mrs. Caruso imined-
President H arding and the war
If I should go to a m an’s place
This action will insure the trio a
lately
a fte r
th e
j
departm
ent are expected to act if
of
business,
early
in
th
e
morning,
BELFAST, Aug. 30.— Police were
speedy trial, and before th e October
death of the tenor.
•
the
threatened
hostilities in th<) in
before
he
came
down,
and
leave
•need
to poor volley after volley
term
of
the
circuit
court.
It
is
also
"■
and rem ained with*
dustrial
area
are
resum
ed.
More
word
th
a
t
I
would
be
back
to
see
from th eir guns into the opposing
said some loose ends of the Bank of
her and the baby,
bloodshed will bring federal inter
him. .and then, later, came back
By
LLOYD
ALLEN
|
:obs of Sinn Feiners and national
Jacksonville
failure
will
be
probed.
Gloria, until after
vention, it is believed here. Reports
with a big, open knife in my hand,
LONDON,
Aug.
30.—
Under
com
loyalists
when fierce fighting broke
,
Jam
es
Rock
and
Isaac-
Coffman,
the funeral. Mme.
from
the
m
iners’
w
ar
district
indi*
in
a
threatening
m
anner,
and
be
mand
of
the
veteran
polar
navigator,
out
again
today, when the mobs clut
Applegate farm ers, and Bernard Du
;:> Galii continued:
:
cate
th
at
fu
rth
er
trouble
is
brew-
GOLD
HILL,
Or.,
Aug.
30.—
Con
gan
to
vilify
and
threaten
him,
1
Captain
Otto
Sverdrup,
a
$5,000,000
tered the streets and broke out in
fur. of the K ane's Creek district,
“Caruso wanted
would not bawl like a calf and I ing, th a t straggling miners a re col siderable importance has been at- riots.
1
flotilla
of
specially
equipped
ships
sentenced
to
term
s
in
the
county
so much to get well
ihe police a re m aking desperate
Ou his deathbed h ê 'is ready tO 8 tart from England> Ger-. jail for possession of stills and il- ru n like a Seer ana go off and lecting under arm s and th a t forces lache(, to the Corporal G group of
!
of
citizens
are
assembling
to
repel
try
to
have
him
arrested,
if
he
many
and
Sweden
into
/h
e
danger
efforts
to prevent a resumption of
licit liquors, are working on county
gold mines since the Lucky Bart
I
v called
c a t ic r u
L U his
J
to
wife:
invasion of the district.
tried to knock the kn ife out of
K o i i n o G ali» . .Don>| you
ous all-hut-uncharted w ater of the work, a t an allowance of a dollar a
an«l Blossom groups have been taken, yesterday’s interfactional warfare,
think I
|
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my hand.
;
Arctic
ocean,
carrying,cargoes
of
es
’ourteen casualties were reported to
day,
the
same
being
tu
rn
ed
oyer
to
will recover?’ He
MADISON, W. Va., Aug. 30.— over by the O. L. Willoughby asso
I
wouldn’t
go
out
looking
for
sential
commodities
for
the
people
of
day
at noon, to u r having been killed
their families. The pTTsoners all pled
was quiet then aud did uot know he,
: Miners protesting against th e state ciation of Alaskan miners. The Cor
trouble
unless
I
could
tru
s
t
my
a
the
fighting during the last twen
in open court th a t th e ir in c arce ra -,
was geing to die. A little later hei
aWaj Siberia'
of m artial law in Mingo county are poral G group is contiguous to and
legs
Bhyijfai
qourage
to
st*ind
’ - t v ’ ThU
a jb d * -
ty-four hours. The “ Black and Tans”
felt terrible pains In hfi c h e st
• “i****#*1* Is being en gi tion would work 3 hardship ou th e ir !
forming ’a battle line n ear Blair, In situated between these two groups
and
fight
It
Out,
HAZ
KIK.
neered
by
the
All-Russian
Co-opera-
are
patrolling the streets with af-**
families.
must have suffered awful agony
Logan county, preparatory to m arch -1 »lines, it is o w n e î and operated
mored
cars.
‘Again he called to Mrs. Caruso tive 3Ociety oi London- b etter known
There has been no new develop-•
! ing over the “ ridge” separating them by Dr W Pl c hisholn? of Gold Hill,
as
Arcos,
the
purchasing
organisa
raents in the bootlegging s itu a tio n ,'
in an agonizing voice “ I am going
from where the deputies and police’ and Dr' Cl
Smith, formerly a
tion
of
the
Russia
soviet
govern
except
th a t a h u n t is being made for !
to die.
She tried to comfort him,
I are encamped.
More than 3000 <:° ld
resident, w’h o 'is now Uv-
a couple of well-known men a b o u t'
saying the pain would soon pass and ment.
j miners are reported as comprising ing at Porest Grove. The work now
th at he would be better.
But it! George Solomon, a director of Ar town who have been“ conspicious by
: the arm ed force.
in Progress is a d rift TSTF Feet in
a«
___ closed
.
. . his
. . . c cos-
o s , in an exclusive interview with th eir absence since 'th e serving of
w aa^ -o t so.
Hi« eyes
There is strong indication here ,ensHi under the old works.
the United Press, frankly explained the first w arrant.
m oaning ceased. He was dead.
Ç f r t i p that federal troops will be sent to
Thp 'o rp o ra l G wiïs uncovered ac-
undertaking is
Special Agent Sandifer and allies
‘The world has , lost a.
a voice th
a ti th a t th e . hazardous
cnan
. . .
v lv fl
J i r f l C ' t h e war-torn district should actual cidenti,lly ,n 19(M hy JosepK R. Mc-
will never he
not succeed, left for the north last Friday, a n d .
be replaced and a man “" exPerim ent— lt W
______ _
¡open hostilities break out. A u th o ri-: R av’ wbo had had years of experi
of splendid
splendid character.!
character!
Though every known precaution it is rum ored th a t a new set of In- I
ties claim th a t troops can be placed ' ence in this region prospecting for
“ Mrs. Caruso told me she will re- * bei” g U ken in ° rder th a t th e
vestigators took th e ir places. Upon i BERLIN, Aug. 30. Police here ln Miniro county w ithin Tive to six gold deposits. While hunting tieer
Mrs. Beswick, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs.
turn
to Am
Amori,,.,
.... „ soon as , her a f - ! ! terious n orthern route into G reater a rrlval a t Roseburg, Sandifer gave i are patrolling the streets in the in-? ,nurfl
* - »
he h-tited no.,,, .v,,,
- .... H inthorne, Mr. Gilmore and Miss
m rn 10
erica as
terests of “safety f i r s t ” The arm v!
f
* •
d ” ear the 8Ulnm,t of the
that
“thousands o f , 1 terests ot surety first.
fairs have been adjusted.
1 Rusaia may be °Pened to commerce nt a statement
——
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1 he army
------------------------- -
mountain Casually kicking the pine Caribel Morehouse entertained the
“ Mrs. Caruso finds it hard to c o n -;° f the WCSt
dollars had been collected in Jack-j barracks
parts of th e city
«♦I» j in various
j.i
, 1 j WASHINGTON. D. C„ Aug 30— j needles *“ on the ground
1 uuiiiii he
iiv* uncovered
micoveroc Juniors ot the Baptist Sunday school
vince herself that Enrico is dead.
Th* ShipS &re carrying a tb0H8and son county. This is news to th e local are filled with reserves, am m u n i-; President H arding intends sending s n e ^ n e n s of quartz TTeavllv laden
with | lawn party at the Morehouse
Fines were imposed tion, grenades and rifles. H urried I the new German treaty to the sen- with gold. In a few weeks he mined
She told me she expects him to walk and one different articles of every authorities.
home on Third street, Monday ev
preparations are being made to co m -late for ratification immediately fol- $20,000 on the spot in shallow die
in and greet her a t any m om ent day trade in America and Europe. but none paid.
ening.
Gaines were played and a
But when the stu ff is unloaded in
-------- --------- ,--------
hat possible pan-German uprisings I lowing the reconvening of congress, glngs on three small parallel veins
And every time Enrico's brother, Gi
“
weine
roast”
held in the back yard;
SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Aug. 30 i a tta in areas of the German capital H arding may present it in person. Alarmed at the pinching of the pay
ovanni. comes before her view, hei the ice-clogged deltas of the Obi and
other refreshm ents were watermelon
Following are today’s m arket quoa- grounds are banned to the general i At any rate he will send a m essage' shoot at a shallow depth he sold the
heart almost stops beating, She sal Yenesei rivers— fa r above the Arc-
public.
Cordons of police -------
surround
iovanni I tic cinde— everY article will virtual tations on poutrv products
...
kh - ---------------------
-
askjng ,m m ediate ratlfication
diggings to Nina M. Smith now musknielou and peaches. While the
to me: W henever I see Giovanni
childreu were seatd in a circle on
the danger points, and the W irth
think it is my Enrico. It te a g o n v * b® W° rth itS W*ight
g° ,d ‘ b<?'
Eggs, 46.
w A s r a N G T ^ c . . A„e . 1 0 . - i r o m 1” m 0,h” ' ” f
,o r the grass, under jack o’ lanterns,
for me. I cannot realize he is gone'' CaUS6 th6 Pe° P‘e ° f S‘beria haV'
Hens. 25 @27.
I governm ent is taking every precau-
tion to prevent outbreaks of civil It
“ Only a few days before his death b<* n ° Ut ° if fr° m the W6Btern W° r’d
Broilers, 32 @35.
team ed here today th a t labor
T he S m ith, recovered a Blmd man, they were entertained by Mrs. Bo-
m ar with “The Bear Story th a t L it
war.
he was singing. 3 e sang ‘M arta ' f° r * ,<mg t,m ® and a r® ,D UFgent
leaders will be represented a t Presi- thousand dollars i r Z th
k ♦
d e n t H « r d in a -h _______ , _______ ______
thousand
dollars
trom
the
mine,
but
tle Alec ’eat Made Up His Own Self.“
all the way through and asked every! ” eed ° f 3UPplieS of? ools’ household
dent H arding’s unemployment con
spent it in fu rth er development. The
The children departed for their
body. H o w .is my voice”
Everv-i imPlement8’ agricultural machines. 4»
Five of every 100 men in Europe ference th a t will be called for the
GENERALLY FA IR
<8>
Every
miue
had
been
idle
for
a
num
ber
of
bojwes
a t 9 o'clock, all agreeing that
• - . . .
* , and so forth.
middle of September.
«r $> $> <8> 4 4
<§> <$> '«>
^ <«> <s>
are in the army.
body thought it was w onderful, bet-j
1
years
until
Dr.
Chisholm,
an
exten
their respective teachers were jolly
R eturning
ter than ever Caruso «
confident! ."’
'„T“— the ships will
T . " bring
" " “ ” out
°‘
sive operator in the gold, copper good entertainers.
Those present
Of that. That was his m istake H e : valuable Sn>OT,an
th “ ‘ are ”ow
and
quicksilver
mines
in
th
is
re
'were:
Wilma
Gyger,
Lola Gilmore.
being shipped to the Obi and Yone-
did not pay attention to his lungs,
gion,
recently
acquired
an
interest
Erm ina Selby, Clara A tterbury, Iris
sei deltas by agents of the soviet
which had become affected. He l)ad
in the property and reopened it.
A tterbury, Frances Hardy. Dorothy
government
a
t
Moscow.
not the power there.
The mine is six miles out of Gold Sherard, Frances Philpott, Jane:
“ Prom the tim e the boats start,
V olum e L acking
j Hill on the left fork of Sardine Wilson, Gladys Groves. Janey W alk
we shall be in daily touch with ev-
THTBE GOES UP
"The voice retained the old rich-i
j
creek, at an elevation of 2600 feet er, Lucille Beswick. Evelyn Finch.
,
50/1E
PUMPKIN
ness nf tcTio
-
.
e ry one
Hi«™ by wireless, said
JHE BALLOON,1
YEP.’ WE ARE
W V E COT THERE,
■ . A .?* he .<Hli “ ° ‘ b re a tlle i Solomon.
£ASYNOW BOYS]
in a heavily timbered and well w a Elizabeth Payne, Lucile Gilmore,
GOING TO W IN ‘A jA K E - COIN ’ TO
* ■
as well, and the volume was lack
DON’T
LET
tered area. The old works r e sist Winston
Johnson, Max Hawks.
“Three boats will leave Liverpool j
THAT FIRST PNIZE(\ TNL FAIR ?
ing. He had lost more than he real
FALL
.
of
three
drifts
on
three
parallel
Jam es Cline, Lyle Reeder, Donald
in August. , Simultaneously, another
WITH HER, SURE!
ized or cared to adm it, even to him
veins striking east aud west, known H inthorne, Douglas Finch, Kenneth
ship departs from Gothenburg and
self. I doubt if he would ever have
as the north, south and middle vein. Groves. Robert Gilmore and Billie
two more from Hamburg.
been the same great Caruso had he
<\V£'D
The present work is drifting on the Hardy.
“They will rendezvous at Mur
BETTCFf
lived.
north vein with an average width
mansk, where we intend to obtain
HORRYTJ
When the abscess began bother
I
of
five feet, with a dip of 65 de-J
T <
an Ice breaker ship, which would
ing him he made light of it, and
grees north. The country rock is a
be invaluable should th e flotilla en-
Mm. c .r u .0 d.4 not send (or a j.b y s- connteI
macaceons slaty quartzite cut by
seas.
iclan. sh e was a stran g er in Naples
1
andesite and spessarite. ^The ore
“ Approximately 100ft w orkers are
and did not know. Someone else
contains porphry and quartz, with
now on th e ir way to unload the
should have stepped in and taken
j some calcite. pyrite, pyrrhotite and
heats. As a special inducem ent to
the great tenor in hand. Doctors
■ a little chalcopyrite, bornite, sphal
these men, we are sending on the
PORTLAND. Or.. Aug. 3 ft—-
were called finally, but it was too
erite. galena and rare free gold. This
ships some American preserves, also
late.
j dip is started on a hillside with a Sheriff W ellington discovered a
num erous household articles, such
“ The Naples physicians would n o t., as needles, thread, also sugar and
45-degree pitch which will lead 250 camouflaged still in a dugout near
risk operating on such a man under! t"Ja
St. Helens today. The officers took
feet below the old works.
liquor, both whiskey and wine, val
such circumstances. The abscess had:
<.The boats should get back to
t/'.fflZ '
made too much progress. The rec western Europe in two and a half
V-*-*
__. w .__
There are thirty companies tra n s ued a t $10,000. The dugout was so
WH4‘5Z4TJ
W
e
a
ruL-
ommended sending to Rome for cel to three months time. But they are I
TIRFJU
THCTZ 5HE GOÈSJ
acting marine and fire insurance camouflaged th a t it could not be
NOPE.MT
ebrated surgeons.
seen a t thirty feet distance. The raid
5TEF0NHKR
business in Japan.
prepared to rem ain six m onths if
(WERENT NO"
netted several prisoners.
boas :
“ Moreover Caruso was opposed t o , necessary.”
TIRE.
an operation. Indeed, he did not
The
peasants
ot
India
will
not
Outward bound, the flotilla will
DUBLIN, Aug. 30.— The Sinn Fein
want the doctors around
tru st the savings bank and bury their
He said carry 13,060 tons of railroad ma
cabinet
has decided on a reply to
to thegi
‘Tell ipe whgt I have, terial, enameled kitchenware, ag ri
, money in the ground.
Lloyd
George’s
latest note, in which
what the trouble is.’ They never did cultural machinery, axes, padlocks;
wi
< Nearly 9,000,000 gallons of wine it agrees to fu rth er conversations
so. but kept him in ignorance of the in fact, a ra th e r general line of hard
have been made from 'a single grape between Irish leaders an d J*fKe B rit
real condition of his lungs.
ware.
'
crop
in A ustralia.
«
ish cabinet in London, it was learned
“ Caruso will be buried like other
Included in th e list are 3000
today. The Sinn Fein cabinet met
illustrious Italians. They are now sporting rifles and accompanying
Mexico
plans
to
make
the
port
of
this afternoon and completed d r i f t
seeking the place. There will be a am m unition for the fu r hunters of
Manzanillo
one
of
the
best
on
the
(Copyright)
ing Its reply which will be forw ard
suitable tomb or m onum ent.”
Siberia.
Pacific coast.
ed to London immediately.
OVER THE RIOGE
RUSSIAN FLEET
10 8LAZE
AI
GOLD HILE ARE
AGAIN OPERATING
Germany Prepares
Against Outbreaks
fîu il lA/ar
War
v o l
Baptist Sunday
School Juniors
A re Given Party
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