I ASHLAND climate, without the aid
* * of medicine, cures nine eases 1
out of ten of astuma. This Is a I
proven fa ct
A shland D aily T idings
MALARIA terms cannot survive
,
three months In th# rich clone)
at Ashland. The pure domestic wa
(International News Wire Service)
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VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Vol. 43)
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1
ter helps,
*
ASHLAND? OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY ¿1, 1922
No. 119
POPE DIED A T FOUR O’CLOCK TODAY
Power Co. To j
Extend Line
Big Coal Strike
Warning Sounded
IN CHINA OVER
SHAMOKIN,
Pa.,
Jan.
J'T U. of 0. Library
Has 106,649 Books
BE SEITLED BY
21.— A
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
The
California-Oregon
Power
com
-!
! gene, Jan. 21.— During the year
¡anthracite mines beginning April 1,
! 1921 a total of 185,404 hooks were
pany announces that it has entered i
unless a new wage agreem ent is ex
. issued at the charging desks of the
ecuted by th a t time between the op
into an interconnection contract to
¡University library, according to the
erators and the United Mine W ork-j
supply power to the Mountain States
¡annual report of M. H. Douglass, 11-i
ers, was recommended by the scale
Power company for a period of 3 0 L
brarlan.
committee at the trl-d istrict conven-
_
years, which power is to be used
Of this number, 47,160 books
NEW S THAT WASHINGTON CON-j tion of the hard coal miners here
WELL KNOWN PASTOR WILL RE- throughout the rich and fertile Wil- i SENATOR UNDERWOOD S T A T E S ; were for home use; 3989 were fori
FE R E N C E FA ILED TO SETTLE ’ today.
TURN TO TEXAS TO ENGAGE lam ette valley.
VERSA ILLES TREATY IS CH IEF tem porary reading in the library PONTIFF’S DEATH DUE TO PNEU-
SHANTUNG PROBLEM CAUSES
Tbe dem ands that the scale com-
IN SUPPLY WORK FOR T IM E ;'
In order to supply this power, the
OBSTACLE TO SOLUTION OF reading room, and 134.255 were re-
MONIA AND COMPLICATIONS—
MASS MEETINGS, PROTESTS.
mltteC dr6W UP W6re unan im ously
ACCOMPLISHED
MUCH
H
ERE.
California-Oregon
company
will
con-
VEXING
EASTERN
PROBLEM
.
ILLNESS
OF ONLY FIVE DAYS
serve
books
for
study
and
reference.
adopted by the convention.
______ _
stru ct a 115-mile high tension trans-
TERM INATES FATALLY.
The accessions to the library d u r
_
.
¡mission line of 110,000 volt con- Senator Lodge o f M assachusetts, An ing the year amounted to 7469 vol
China O bjects to Leaving th e F a te of |
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 21.— ! Bapt.snu.1 Service Siuiday M orning atruction w hich w il, extend frQm thg
other Am erican Delegate^ E n umes, bringing the total volumes in Delief Expressed Today a t Vatican
Shan tu ng to Parley o f Japanese
A drop of about two billion dollars I W ith Special M essage to Congi-e. p rospect plant of the
anv
dorses U nderw ood’s Statem en t— the library to 106,649.
and C h inese D elegates — C onfi
Both the
That Benedict’s Snceessor Would
gation and C losing Services in E v -| through the R ogue R iver and Vmp.
in m anufactured products exported
Japan and China Must Settle.
den ce in C onfeernce Is Lost.
accessions
and
the
total
are
exclus-
Cardinal Pietro Maffe, Arch
en in g, B ringing to End 14 M onths j qua valleys into the upper W illlam-
from the United States in 1921, was
ive of the Fenton memorial law 11-
Bishop of Pisa.
of Successful Labor.
shown by Secretary Hoover’s latest
ette valley, where It will connect
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 21.— brary, which was a gift to the law
By EDNA L. BOOKER
commercial departm ent statistics, it!
with the transm ission system of th e 1 The Shantung qU e^ion m ust arid school last year and which numbers ROME, Jan. 2 1 .— P ope B enedict
(I. N. S. Staff Correspondent)
was announced todav.
,
Rev.
W.
L.
Evans
of
the
Baptist
Mountain States Power company at probably will be settled between about 9000 volumes.
XV died early th is afternoon. H is
SHANGHAI, China, Jan. 21.— A
Eugene.
j
China
and
Japan
and
cannot
be
•
church
of
this
city
has
resigned
the
death w as due to pneum onia and
storm of popular anger and b itter
This
project
stands
out
as
one
of
taken
up
by
the
arm
s
conference,
heart sickn ess, com plicated w ith
! pastorate and will leave next Mon-
ness has developed swiftly in China
the
most
im
portant
power
develop-
Senator
Underwood
of
Alabama,
one
krone dal catarrh and influenza.
due to the publication of messages
he* vein t ? ’-1 " h C bl,s^ ’ Texas’ " h e re , m ents of recent times, as it will ¡of the American delegates, declared I
The pontiff w as ill only five
from the W ashington conference,
he will be In the Sunday supply w o rk ; cl08e the
gap
,onges[ (n
In
the
senate
yesterday,
during
the
days,
having contracted an appar
statin g th a t Shantung’s fate will not
tem porarily. This will give time to terconnooted
discussion
of
the
controversy.
power
transm
ission
ently
slig h t attack o f grippe last
be decided by the conference, but is
attend to some business which de system in the world, extending from
The
conference,
Senator
Under
Monday. In sp ite o f all that could
to be referred to a Japanese-Chinese
mands his attention and also give northern Oregon to the Mexican
be done, pneum onia set in and
wood
said,
was
unable
to
take
up
parley.
him a much needed rest. He will border.
the Shantung question because sev
other com plication follow ed. His
Thousands of students, represent
later enter the general denom ina
C onstruction W ork to Begin Soon en of the conference powers were
death w a s ex|>eoted 2 4 hours
atives of Chinese organizations and
tion work in that state.
General M anager Paul B. McKee committed by the tre a ty of Ver
sooner, hut th e strong natural vi
m erchants have joined in a nation
Before coming here Rev. Evans announces th a t plans are being pre-
ta lity o f h is w onderful con stitu
wide movement of protest. W hat
was general field secretary of th e ipared and th a t the construction of sailles to support Jap an ’s position.
The
senator’s
stam
enet
was
made
tion prolong<»d his life.
D uring
probably is the forerunner of a new
Baptists Student Missionary M ove-,this power Hne wH1 begjn immedi.
In
connection
with
introduction
by
th e m orning a slig h t am ount of
LOS
ANGELES,
Jan.
21.—
W
ith
a
country-w ide uprising, the outstand-
mqnt. His was special work d o n e 'ately. A num ber of ‘construction Senator W alsh, democrat, Montana, JAMES PAYNE FRANK LY ADMIT liquid nourishm ent w as adm in is
minimum
ehiHnnta at
of the
fl»zx various «xxi
...
f
Ing purpose of which will be to p r e - j cold
^ ‘u wave
” “ ’c bearing m
in im u m temper-
t e m p e r - a !imnn(/
m o n g students
col-
TED TO CORONER THAT HE tered after w hich he lai>sed into
crews
will
be
started
in
the field at of a resolution calling upon the
vent any direct negotiations between atures reported officially as v ary in g ;lege3 th roughout the state. Previous once> as R is planned to
complete president for inform ation regarding
W AS IN CAR BEFO R E FLAM ES 1 sem i-consciousness, then
uncon
China and Japan on the Shantung between 20 and 31 degrees prevalent to this he was general evangelist un-1 the work this year. The 115-mile
sciousness,
then
death.
the
Shantung
question.
The
resolu
BROKE
OUT.
question and to bring about the final throughout southern California yes der the jurisdiction of th e Baptist ^ „ 3 ^ ^ ,ine wi„ have a
. tion went over.
The b elief w as expressed in
abrogation of Jap a n ’s notorious “ 21 terday, Colonel H. B. Hersey, direc state board of Texas and general ity of 25,000 horse power,
Vatican
circles th is afternoon that
Senator Lodge of M assachusetts, F io n i S ize and Position W here Body
dem ands” of 1916, are the mass to r of the United States w eather bu- field editor of the Baptist T rib u n e,—
—_______________ ___________
another American delegate, en
W as Found, It Is Surm ised to be th e successor to th e la te head of
m eetings and pqrades being held in reau here, declared he believed the published at Dallas, Texas,
dorsed
Senator
Underwood’s
state
That o f L ittle M exican W ho W as the C atholic church, w ould he
practically every large city in China. cold spe11 had been “ very d isastrou s” j Rev. Evans has had charge of the!
ment.
Cardinal Pietro M affi, arch-bishop
B eatin g His Way on Train.
The new storm of indignation has to southern California s unharvested local pastorate for the past 14
of
Pisa.
Senator
Underwood
went
on
t
o
1
citrus crops.
arisen overnight.
months and has done a verv success- !
A lthough the p ontiff's life had
say th a t in the negotiations between
L ast Friday afternoon a box car
According to fru it packers, only ful work here. The last of the I
W hen the news dispatches arrived
Japan and China an agreem ent in a freight train a t Sisson was dis been ebbing for 24 hours, new s of
here from America a bitter p ro te s t; about 15 Per cent of the naval or-¡church mortgages was burned short-
seemed near.
covered to be on fire by Brakeman his death threw the city into th e
arose. The first organized meeting anS® cr°P has been harvested.
I lv after Rev. Evans took charge of
The
Cat h ollé
“ From inform ation I have,” said T. P. Franco, of this city, and the deepest, gloom .
against the action of the conference
O rchardists throughout the citrus the work, and in the 14 months he!
-
churches
quickly
filled,
and
sp e
Mr. Underwood, “ I am hopeful that train was cut in two in order to put
was held a t a great mass m eeting in belt kept smudge pots and orchards has served as pastor, the church has
at a very early date a satisfactory the car beside the water tank in or cial prayers w ere said for flu- re
Shanghai. Thousands of students heaters fired all night.
raised approxim ately $5000 for all
pose o f th e p on tiff’s soul.
settlem ent will be arrived a t.”
der to extinguish the flames.
m erchants, and organization repre
The cold spell was generally re-1 purposes, $2000 being for benovel-
Men and w om en wept in th e
This, however, did not succeed,
i s
sentatives marched through the garded as the most severe in thisiences and the balance for local u s e .;
‘LONF
STA
R
”
IS
IN
RAD
AGAIN
streets,
and th e sobs broke out
xr
but came nearly costing the tra in
streets carrying banners bearing th e (section since 1913.
The church is free from all debt and
ITiTH
through chanted services in th e
man his life, who was trapped in
Chinese characters: “ Unconditional
Points in the orange and lemon has a balance in the treasury.
Perdue F ires F orm er Coach o f the
churches.
3
trying to get the water on. Finally
R eturn of Shantung,” "Cancellation growing districts with the exception: There has been organized under
W
ashington
S
tate
E
leven
r-H+t p
the car was pulled ’out and Franco
of 21 Dem ands,” “ Direct Negotia--f of Riverside, reported tem peratures j Rev. Evans’ supervision a fine class
tlons Doomed,” “ Present Claims to below 28 degrees, which is said to of the Ju n io r Baptist Young People’s
LAFAYETTE, Ind„ Jan. 21.— rescued with severely burned hands
Conference,”
“ Pray
W ashington be the danger point for citrus crops. union, and the work of the young;
William ( “ Lone S tar” ) Dietz will and face.
people has more than doubled. The!
Conference Upholds R ignteousness.”
Meanwhile the fire was exting
not be retained as football coach at
Indignation M eeting
Sunday school has doubled in both
-1 -s
Perdue university, acting President uished and it was found th a t the
Twenty - five thousand Chinese
attendance and efficiency, it Is re
Marshall announced, following In- car contained a body, evidently that
Nowadays there is too much
gathered at the m ilitary drill ground
of a small man, who was burned to
ported. There have been 35 addi
stress put on the num ber of hours vestigation of charges that Dietz of
w here a great open-air indignation
tions to the church, 18 by baptism!
fered financial inducem ents to sev- an indistinguishable mass. Evidences
of employment and not enough on
m eeting was held. The direct re s u lt!
were also present th a t seemed to in
and the balance by letter. The work
the sum of service rendered. La eral high school athletes of the Pa
of the m eeting was the issuance of!
dicate
that foul play had put the
in every departm ent is in fine con-j
bor and capital will get along cific coast to play football at P u r
a fervid m anifesto asserting th at the
dition and ready to go forward w ith
man
away
and fired the car to cover
due.
bet:er
when
the
laborer
is
willing
Chinese nation is amazed and the
out delay under a new pastor.
The statem ent said Dietz adm ittedI up the cr,nie- Suspect9 were taken
confidence of the people in the good i
There will be a baptism al service' to give a fair day’s service— in part the charges by Professor Les- I into custody’ but nothing definite
w hether the time lim it be six
The first annual banquet of the
faith of the powers meeting to ef-I
' at the church Sunday morning, and
¡lie J. Ayers, of the University of j was ascertained until the coroner’s
feet disarm am ent has been ’ shat- i
a special message to the church will hours or twelve— for a fair day’s W ashington, th a t Richard Hanley, j inquest whicb took place last S atur’ Jackson County Medical society took
wage. Labor m ust prove a prof
tered.
place Wednesday evening a t the
, be given by Rev. Evans. The closing
Dietz’s
representative,
had
ap- day at Sisson-
itable
companion
for
capital
01
Following the meeting cable
Coroner J. E. T urner and Court 1 Hotel Medford, a t Medford. Dr. A. E.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ja„. 21 .- T h e i T u ’ ..“ ' " ? « , ' " ‘" 1 m
" ‘ " i” - no pay check can be forthcoming.
proached high school boys in Seat-
gram s were dispatched to Peking, to
Dr. Mattie B. Shaw will give a splen-
(R
eporter
R. F. McMurray of Siskl ( Rockey, of Portland, an honorary
rle, Everett, Sedro, Wooley and Pen
HAZ KIK.
¡you county were in attendance at th e ! member
the society and one of
leaders of the W ashington confer foundation is being laid for the im -idid reading on “Absalom.”
dleton with a financial offer.
ence, to the Chinese delegates at peaehment of the testimony of Z ey1
| inquisition, which placed the death the men who inspired its organiza-
W ashington, and to the leading Prevost. the state witness who
tin last May, read a paper on “ Pain,
as accidental.
Chinese cham bers of commerce and proved unwilling in her testimony at i
During the time intervening be- the danger in disregarding it and in
other
organizations
tween the finding of the body and relieving it w ithout diagnosis." Dr.
, , __the second trial of Roscoe Arbuckle
China. Copies of the manifesto werç
the inquest a young fellow named ( Rockey, one of the foremost sur-
for m anslaughter, now under way
sent to all foreign consulates.
Jam es Payne appeared with a badly goons on the coast, and his wife,
Among the cablegrams sent were: here.
sprained foot, and on being ques- are visiting in Medford for a few
1. Ato Alfred Sze and colleagues
D istrict A ttorney Brady called!
tioned frankly adm itted th at he was days.
ask in g them to insist on uncondi-1 W alter Treffts, one of his official
in the car before the fire and later
Afte* dinner a short program and
tional
restoration
of
S h an tu n g ( stenographers, to the witness stand.
gave his testimony before the coro- a Eew speeches were given by dif-
Tights and cancellation of the 21 de- It was his intention to deny th at his
n er’s jury.
ferent members of the society. Dr.
mands, and w arning them that any office attem pted to force Miss Pre-
This was in substance th a t he E A- '7ood and family, of this city,
■direct parley would be doomed a n d ,v o st to change her testimony as she
with six others, entered the open who cemprise a family orchestra in
th e settlem ent of these issues by the intim ated on the stand. A fter bit-
box car at Dunsmuir and th a t soon ihomse’.ves, rendered the opening
conference was a vital factor.
(te r argum ent between the attorneys,
he went to sleep. He was awakened and closing num bers of the program,
by smoke, and some of the party sue- Mrs. J. C. Hayes rendered a vocal
2. To Hughes and Balfour inform- j the court ruled out the testimony of
ing them that organized demonstra- Treffts, holding it not the proper!
ceeded in getting a door open, w hen!80’0, and Carlton Janes entertained
X.
tions throughout China demand that m anner to attem pt an impeachment
the body of the Interior seemingly wRb a violin solo. Mrs. Dr. Shaw
klh© conference should settle the of tesitmony.
burst into flames, the floor of the
Ashland delivered a reading, and
B hantung question.
car
being
covered
with
planer
sh
av
-1
num
erous speeches were made by
A motion by the prosecution that
3. To the Chinese Students' alli it be allowed to impeach the testi-
ings, according to the witness.
members. Dr. J. J. Emmens acted
The doors open on both sides of as t° astma8ter. About forty people
ance and Chinese citizens commend- mony of Miss Prevost on the ground
(the car, it was a m atter of get away were present. Including the doctors
ing their dem onstration and assur- th a t It was “ surprising” and showed
1ng them of the nation’s support.
¡and th a t quickly, which the witness wives- This comprises »almost the
her to be a “ hostile witness,” was
4. To the American people solicit denied by the court yesterday. The
did. but in alighting from the car, euGre membership.
ing th e ir support and notifying them ruling prevented the prosecution
he sprained his ankle, as stated,
'th a t the Chinese people want direct from presenting certain positive evi
j As to the identity of the man W HISKEY VALUED AT
$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 STOLEN FROM
settlem ent of the issues affecting dence offered by Miss Prevost at the
burned, he says he had no idea. From
BALTIM ORE W A R EH O l’SE
th e w orld’s peace by the conference, last trial, which she did not remem
the size and position where the body
as opposed to direct parley between ber in her testim ony yesterday.
¡was said to have been found, it
BALTIMORE, Mr., Jan. 21.— The
C hinese and Japanese delegations.
j might have been a little Mexican,
theft of 60 barrels of whiskey, val
( who was seen to lie down there be
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 1 — Tex Rick- JOHN KENDRICK BANGS,
ued at $100,000, from a warehouse
fore the car started. Payne fu rth er,
NOTED HUMORIST, DEAD
ard, one of the most widely known
I
in
says th a t he never saw any of th e ’, . the
, heart of the city, where it
fight prom oters In the world, was
company before and did not at that had been St° red by prohibition • « ’
a rre sted last night on a serious
time know where any of them were. tb ° rItleS fo,,owin* seizure' became
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Jan. 21.
c h arg made by Alice Ruck, aged 15. — John Kendrick Bangs, noted a u
The witness was later taken to Yre- kn2 ? n today’
T he incident complained of was thor and hum orist, died this morn-
ka. inhere he is now being treated
The back do" rs of ,bp "’a rehouse
alleged to have occurred in the Ing. He has been critically ill for
for the sprained ankle
! Were battered down durlnB the night
a p artm en t m aintained by a friend of! the past ten days following an oper-
Nothing appearing at the- Inquest *nd appareptly heavy trupks bad
___ __________________________
i beep used in removing the huge
the promoter.
latlon for Intestinal trouble.
(OonrrUliO
(Continued on Page Four) „ 'h>ul-
j complete suspension of work in all
REV. W. E. EVANS
AFTER NOON
SOUTHERN CALIF.
STILL MYSTERY
H a z IÇ ik
ATTEND MEDICAL
T h e E n d o f a P e r fe c t D a y
H ê H’IŒE- c - î