t
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3
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A shland D ai ! . y T iding s
A SHI
8HLAND climate, without the aid |
of medicine, cures nine eases
out of ten of asthma. This Is a I
proven fa ct
VOLUME
•
ALARIA germs eansot survive
M three months in the rieh oson«
at Ashland.
ter helps.
The pure domestte w r
(International News W ire Service)
(Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, VoL 43)
No. 125
ASHLA^m. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1922
NATIONAL CAPITAL IN GRIP OF BLIZZARD
Globe Trotter
Visits Ashland
Mrs. Romberg Gives
Recital Next Friday
VETERANS GET
J
STATE TAX
Local Elks Defeat
Medford Legion
HAS SEVERE
The basketball games Wednesday!
Herman Silverman, Philadelphia
Mrs. Romberg, of Denver, Colo.,
evening
were both good, and with a!
bantam w eight
prizefighter,
who
will give a recital under the auspices
little
additional
practice, the local
started last July from th a t city on
of the W ednesday club at the P res
boys will be able to take care of any
X-
a round-the-world hike, in order to
byterian church next Friday evening
team th a t may come their way. The
regain lost condition and to fulfill
at 7:30. No charge will be made,
first game was between the Ameri
a wager, spent several hours In this
but an offering will be taken.
can Legion and the F irst company
city yesterday.
It is very generous of Mrs. Rom
and resulted in a victory for the
Near the sum m it of the Siskiyous
berg to do this, and music lovers will
INEQUALITY
OF
THE
PRESENT
|
form er
a SCOre of 36 to 12. The
NUMEROUS INSTANCES OP EX enjoy her beautiful voice. She has NOW UP TO PEKIN AND TOKIO; Thursday during a blinding snow
TWENTY-FOUR HOUR STORM DE
second
game
was between the local
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM ALLOWS
GOVERNMENTS TO APPROVE storm Silverman declared th a t he
SERVICE MEN DEVELOPING been abroad two years, studying and
MORALIZES TRAFFIC, BLOCK
VAST AMOUNT OF WEALTH E lks’ team and an all-star American
ACTION OF THEIR DELEGATES walked over a 50-feet enbankm ent,
LATENT TALENT; MANY NOW singing in concert among profes
ADES STREETS AND CAUSES
Legion team from Medford.
The
fell to the bottom and landed un
TO ESCAPE TAXATION.
sional people and the nobility. Ap
AT WASHINGTON PARLEY.
EARN A LIVELIHOOD.
Elks
took
the
visiting
team
into
SEVERAL AUTO ACCIDENTS.
scratched. Upon reaching the high
pearing in many of the old castles
camp
with
the
score
of
38
to
17.
way again an automobile party Aq Incomo Tax Cjm AbsOrb at
and cathedrals of the continent, she
Bauchman of the Medford team, suf
G overnm ent A id Bureau Is M aking had varied experiences. The Stock Cliinese Are to Accept a 15 Y ear. bound for P ortland picked him up
Part of the State Load and Will fered a badly sprained ankle and Many Senators Snow Round, Unable
R apid Strides, A chievin g R em ark holm, Sweden, papers gave great
Loan from Jap an to Buy the Shan- and brought him to this city where
to Reach Capitol Today, Prevent
Recapture 50 Per Cent of Oregon was compelled to quit the game.
ab le R e su lts in R eh ab ilitation of praise of her voice when she sang
ing Action on Eleven Billion Dol
tung R ailroad W ith Option of; he refreshed and warmed himself
Values, Says Commission.
The lineup was as follows:
D isabled V eterans.
and
decided
th
a
t
he
was
uninjured.
I
lar Debt Funding Bill.
to a great audience there for the
Taking It Up Sooner.
A shland— Grubb, center; Hughe9
Silverman has traveled 7000 m iles,.'
benefit of the poor children of E u
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 27.— The and Bentley, forw ards; H arris and
(International News Service)
covered 21 states, and has secured
rope.
In England and Scotland,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28.—
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28.— th e autographs of a l i t h e mayors of
°< lhe
«“ Young, guards; A shcraft and P a t
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28.— people continually asked for negro
The
national capital is struggling
Medford — W il
The United States V eterans’ bureau melodies, in the singing of which she The Shantung controversy is now cities and governors of states he has I investigating committee, which end ton, substitutes.
ed today, developed five im portant liamson, center; W atson and H ar through one of the severest snow-
is m aking rapid strides and achiev excels. A fter the Pueblo, Colo., settled so far as the Chinese and visited.
, storm s in 20 years. The snow has
ing some rem arkable results in the flood, Mrs. Romberg appeared in a Japanese delegations here are con
He makes expenses while enroute features of the tax problem in the rington, forwards; Sherwood and been falling steadily since 5 o clock
s ta te :
Bauchman, guards, with Phipps as
rehabilitation of disabled ex-service benefit concert for the flood suf
yesterday afternoon, demoralizing
cerned. it was announced by Dr. C. by selling postcards, staging a box I 1. Millions of dollars w orth of substitute.
men, according to reports received ferers.
ing
bout
now
and
then
and
whistl-
traffic, blockading the streets and
T. Wang, one of the senior Chinese log at entertainm ents. It Is under- property tn the state is escaping ta i-
The Elks' team is negotiating with
by D irector Forbes.
The W ednesday club has a reputa delegates.
resulting In several automobile ac
an all-star team from Eugene for a
Many form er service men, unable tion for giving worth while affairs,
An agreem ent has been reached) stood th a t he Is an accomplished atl0n-
2. The present property tax sys- game in the near future, and hope cidents.
to pursue th eir pre-w ar occupations and this recital promises to be a joy
whistler.
The blizzard enveloping W ashing
with the Japanese on lines suggest
Silverman left for Portland y e s - 'tem 18 inadequate
to get a chance to play the Medford
because of disabilities, are having to old and young. A full program
ton and other Atlantic coast cities
ed by the British <ind American terday. He will continue his jour-
3- Inequality of assessment is high school before the season 19
th e ir laten t talents and abilities de will appear next week, showing her
forced the senate to postpone final
m ediators, Dr. Wang said. It is now ney as far north as c a t t l e , re tu rn -iC2U3in* * vast am ount of wealth t0
over.
veloped to a nextent th a t will soon range of voice and selections.
consideration of the eleven billion
up to the Pekin and Tokio govern ,
. ,
..__ _
escape taxation.
enable them to resum e their form er
ing
east
from
there.
i
,
,
,
.
.
,
dollar foreign debt funding bill un
ments to approve the action of their
____ _____________
| 4. Motor vehicles cannot be placed
places in he every day life of the
til Monday.
delegates here and no difficulty is
„ .
.
,,
on the tax list and the present li-
nation, fully equipped to eakn a
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 28.— Mar-j
.. . .
Many senators are snowbound and
anticipated on th a t score, Dr. Wang
’
1 cense system abolished, w ithout
livelihood.
will
be unable to reach the capital
said.
tial law was proclaimed today at forcing the state to raise, by taxa-
Colonel Forbes receives constant
today,
upsetting the “ gentlem an’s
An official announcem ent of the Nebraska City as a result of strike tion, funds to m eet the interest and
reports of instances in which dis
agreem
ent”
between the republican
settlem ent of the controversy may riots in the packing plant there. The principal on highway bonds, now
abled veterans, being rehabilitated
and democratic leaders for a final
be expected on Monday, the Chinese latest clash resulted in the injury of carried by m otor vehicles license»
by the bureau, have made such g rat
vote on the m easure tonight.
asserted.
5. An income tax can absorb part,
a dozen men.
.
ifying progress th a t their future suc
Baltimore and other cities along
The Chinese are to accept a 15
if not all of the load, and will re
cess is assured. Prom inent among
Chesapeake
bay are reported to be
year loan from Japan to buy the
capture for taxation about 50 per
Z=
these cases which have come to the
in the grip of the worst blizzard they
Shantung railway, with an option of
cent of the wealth of Oregon.
attention of officials here are:
have had for 50 years. Snowfall,
taking up the loan and after five
The commission agreed as to the
Four disabled veterans, unable to
accompanied by a terrific gale, has
years China is to control the rail
feasibility of the income tax, but It
follow th eir pre-w ar occupations, be
completely demoralized the s tre e t
As
an
im
m
ediate
result
of
the
re
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28.— road and employ a Japanese traffic
does not feel certain th a t all the
cause of th eir disabilities, were re
m anager and chief accountant.
revenue needed can be raised cent conference between R. A. Long, car and train traffic, and several
habilitated by th e bureau as X-ray < Radio systems, strung along the
Announcement
of
the
settlem
ent
through this source, so a compro president of the Long-Bell Lumber ocean-going vessels are Imprisoned
technicians, spending ten m onths i n | coast8 in a veritable net work, saved
of this old controversy came within
mise may be worked out by means company and heads of subsidiary in the ice in Chesapeake bay.
training, and are now receiving an untold lives last year.
of which a state income tax and a
Commander W. E. Reynolds, chief 48 hours after President H arding’s
average salary of $312.50 per
companies a t Weed, Calif., work MARINES AND POLICE
intervention
in
the
case.
state property tax will be combined
of the coast guard service, says per
month.
CLASH IN NICARAGUA
so th a t all classes of property, real will be resumed at once on the com
Ninety-9ix form er service men fection of the radio In life-saving
pletion of the new lum ber town of
and personal, will be assessed.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 28.—
who were rehabilitated by the bu and in preventing ship disasters at
G arner City, which the Weed Lura-
As a result of disorders occurring at
reau as salesmen, spending eight sea is oqe of the wonders of the age.
tter company started some time ago,
LABOR FORCES
Strung along the coasts for this
Managua, Nicaragua, between the
m onths in training, are now earn
nine miles east of Bray.
REQUESTED
TO
service
there
are
2340
miles
of
tele
United States m arines and the N ica
ing an average of $148 per month,
About 100 cottages will be erect
AID FARMERS
raguan police, during which one ma
in spite of the general industrial de phone lines, made up of 1800 miles
ed this year. The town will eventu-j
of overhead line and 440 miles of
rine was killed, a battalion of ma
pression during the past year.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 28.— ally have about 250 homes. A spur'
rines
was ordered rushed from
John Aversa, a young Italian of cable.
Organized labor throughout the track is completed to the site from
LONDON, Jan. 28.— G reat Britain
Over
these
wires
Information
of
Quantico,
Va., to Guantanamo, Cuba,
Baltim ore, was a tailor before the
Uhited
States
was
asked
to
support
the
Southern
Pacific
line
at
a
“
Y”
|
is
preparing
to
pay
the
United
States
for replacement purposes, it was
war. He was wounded in France, m arine disasters is transm itted and
the efforts of the farm ers to get branching off about one mile s o u th ,
learned here today.
and, while recuperating a t W alter quick summons are conveyed th at 35,000,000 pounds sterling (norm al
I think a good Chamber of
congress to pass Immediately the of Bray. A roundhouse is finished1
ly $170,100,000) as the first install
Reed hospital here, he engaged In bring revenue cutters and other res
Commerce slogan for this year pending m easures designed to re at G arner City, but no houses, ex-j The detachm ent at Managua is in
process of being relieved now, the
• clay modeling as a pastime, display cue vessels to distressea ships, bear ment on the interest of w ar loans would be: “ Millions for eats, but
lieve
the
depressed
agricultural
sit
cept
a
few
loggers’
cabins,
have
been
borrowed
from
America,
it
was
navy departm ent stated. The de
ing rem arkable talent. Recognizing ing th eir loads of precious lives.
not a cent to let out-of-town peo uation.
built.
Though the coast guard is main- learned from a treasury official
tachm ent of marines stationed at
his m arked ability in this line, the
ple know what Ashland has.”
The action to align the labor forces
Work shut down last year when Camaguey. Cuba, will proceed to
bureau recently sent him to R om e,! tained by the governm ent at small heie today,
Luncheon, luncheon, who has with the d irt farm ers taken at the lum ber production was curtailed by
1 Guantanamo.
•where he will continue the study o f ; cost, the service rendered assist-
But what right concluding meeting of the “ rump price decline, and the resum ption of i
BERLIN, Jan. 28.— The keynote the luncheon?
sculpture.
'ance last fe a r to vessels valued at
conference held by adm ittedly dis building is taken as indication of
Joseph K aufm an, studying m u sic m o re than $66,000,000. These ves- of a German note to the allied repa have I to make this suggestion?
gruntled farm ers who called a par the belief of the Long-Bell company j
rations
commission,
which
was
dis
I
am
not
a
member
and
have
no
under the rehabilitation division of j sels assisted had on board at the
ley of their own when they became chief th a t prosperity is returning to !
th e veterans’ bureau at a school of time of mishaps 14,013 persons. Be- patched yesterday, is th a t Germany rig h t to b u tt in any more than I
dissatisfied
with the working of the the lum ber industry.
was allowed to when I was a
muslc in Minneapolis, Minn., has de- sides these, 1621 persons were res- needs a “ breathing spell” in the
alleged
“
hand-picked”
conference
G arner City is designed to be the
HAZ KIK.
veloped three voices. W hen he sings cued by coast guard officers or en- m atter of indemnity. This was re member.
President H arding called.
logging
center for a large area of
vealed
in
authoritative
circles
today.
It sounds as though three men were listed men from peril In w ater dis-
tim ber, which, at the present rate of
singing side by side in unison. He asters.
m anufacture by the Weed plant, It
has rejected several offers to appear
The coast guard is covering a wide
is estim ated, will require 20 years
A in vaudeville, preferring to complete range of public service. W arnings
In the logging. At present, 2000
his music course.
are sent to vessels at sea telling of
men are engaged in logging this
Dr. George E. Wells is now a impending dangers and close co-op-
area, and when accommodations ai^
m em ber of the Uinversity of Mary eration has been established _ with
I completed for families, the logging
land faculty, after completing a other branches of the government
GRANTS PASS, Or., Jan. 27.—
' force will increase gradually, until
m edical course as a student of the in patrol of coast w aters and in the
On
entering the county jail this
! eventually G arner City ^vill be a
enforcem ent of the customs and
bureau.
morning,
Bill Schroeder, jan ito r and
! town of 1500 or more population,
The bureau is training over 300 other laws.
met at the door by Geo-
with a lighting system supplied by jailor.
women, arm y nurses, yeomanettes
plant,
a
church.
Hyan.
one
of the prisoners. “The
t s own power
and others who served in the mili
schools, theater, club rooms, and all gang’s all gone, said Ryan in ans-
ta ry service in useful pursuits. The
th a t goes to make a modern munici wer to the ja ilo r’s 'inquiry aB to
women, due to disabilities incident
what he was doing outside of the
pality.
to the service, were unable to carry
jail.
on in th eir pre-w ar occupation.
Investigation disclosed th a t three
Christian Endeavor Program—
Carl H. Spurlock, of Covelo, Calif,
men
recently sentenced to term s in
Christian Endeavor week will be
a student of the rehabilitation divi
the
county jail on bootlegging
observed by the Presbyterian society:
sion of the bureau, who is taking a
as follows: Sunday evening, junior charges had disappeared during the
course in horticulture at the Univer
dem onstration a t Phoenix; Tuesday night.
Roll call showed th a t the
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28.—
sity of California, has made sixty-
‘evening, attend the revival meeting missing were Bob Blackburn, Sid
six “ A ” grades out of a possible-The recent outbreak on the Mexican-
at the Christian church and assist Appleby and Bert Lewis,
! Guatem alan border, as viewed in of-1
sixty-seven.
in the music; W ednesday evening a t|
W orking from w ithout the bas-
ficial quarters here today, will open
6 o’clock, annual birthday banquet j tile, under the glare of the electric
up a keg of gunpowder with plenty
BEND LUM BER MILL
at the church, followed by a business 1 light, some unknown party or par
STARTS FULL TIME of fire in the vicinity.
m eeting; Sunday evening, rally pro- ties had sawed and jimmied four
Hostilities m ight be expected at
i gram and conducting of evening ser- padlocks, liberating the prisoners,
BEND, Or., Jan. 27.— Capacity any moment, it was stated, if fight
vice at the church.
j The padlocks on the gate, the en-
production of the Shevlin-Hixon ing has not already occurred.
_______
! trance to the jail, the corridor and
The Mexican am bassador has al
company’s mill here will be resumed
the cage were forced.
Drove from Redding—
a fte r a y ear’s half-tim e operation, ready received accounts of clashes
When asked why he did not join
It is interesting to note th a t the
on F ebruary 1, when a second shift along the border, but in absence of
highway over the Siskiyou moun- the bootleggers, Ryan, who is doing
in the mill starts work, according official confirm ation of actual fight
tains is open, and machines are go- time for having been in a sim ilar
to an announcem ent today.
Thi9 ing between the Mexicans and Gua
ing over both ways. Mr. and Mrs. business, replied th at he had a
will mean the employment of at tem alans, he is inclined to explain j
F. H. Sylvia of the northern part of m other here, and if he left he would
least 150 additional men immedi the reports as resulting from con
the state, drove from Redding, Calif never be able to return to G rants
ately and more as soon as shipping flicts between the troops of the pro
yesterday and would have arrived i n ' Pass to see her. For this reason he
visional Guatem alan guards and
Is Increased.
very good time, but machine trou-1 stayed. An effort is being made to
members of the so-called "U nionist”
ble delayed them, and they ayrived get him to tell who it was released
Move started to consolidate P o rt faction who are endeavoring to es
the men.
shortly after midnight.
cape into Mexico.
land and Multnomah county.
SETTLED
T
E
LIFE 10.
I
CALL BÏ RADIOS
H az IÇik
GARNER CITY
TO BECOME
L
T
Deaf, Dumb and Blind
MEXICO AGAIN
E
F
PASS JAIL