♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ithout '*' the aid of medicine, cures nine cases out of ten of asthm a. <8* This is a proven fact. Q> <» A shland D aily T idings (International News Wire Service) -*r-xS 1 VOLUME 3> 3 (Successor to th e Semi-Weekly Tidings, Voi. 4 3 / Mineral Waters Our Greatest Resources ♦ MALARIA 02R M « eahrtflt H r* ozone ut Ashland. The pure do® •> 4> mestic w ater helps. <> «■<»<$><«>’$><$$'» ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922 $¡20,000 DAMAGE W H EN F IR E SW E EPS THROUGH GARRE MOTOR GARAGE ------- $ No. 151 H az IÇik WORST BLIZZARD SW E EPS KANSAS AND MISSOURI; STOCKMEN REPO RT LOSSES Princess Mary Weds Viscount La sce lle s ♦ -------- - <8> <8> PORTLAND, Feb. 28.— Eight <•> KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 28. *«> automobiles and considerable <$> <3>---- The worst blizzard of the <•> garage equipm ent was destroy- <$> » w inter swept through Kansas <$> __________ __ ‘ ed early this morning when fire <$> and Missouri last night. Today <$> Tha ...» . H* swePt through the building at <$> the storm is howling its way <$> tn e use of m ineral w aters at their phates, but as hydrogen sulphur or A Davis and Park streets, occu- source, with their radioactivity at free sulphur or both. The sulphur > pied by the Garbe Motor Car <$> through Oklahoma and into <$> '$> Tdxas. <§, its full, and with possibilities of var- , springs - - havi e an average salinity of <$> company, the United Sta»eq <$> ious applications, is rapidly becoming 830 parts to the million. U Electric company, and the <5> 8> Both the railroads and high- <$> 3* ways are blocked with snow in a separate and fruitful branch of Analysis made of the soda w aters Houston Service station. Many <$> practical medicine. There has al- here is much like th at of the Sprue- <$> other care were damaged, the <$> • many areas, demoralizing traf- ways been a rush of hum anity to- del w aters of Carlsbad. Bohemia. <$> total loss am ounting » fic conditions. Texas stockmen <$> to more <$> report severe losses. <$> w ard the supposed healing waters though the Ashland w aters contain <$> than $20,000. $> of m ineral springs. It is said th a t more calcium and magnesium and *> •$> <«> <♦'> «-<«> > •*<■$$> <$> > all the roads of France lead to Neris, less sodium. The salinity of our the great m ineral spring resort in soda springs, 3 030 parts to the mil- southern France. Carlsbad, the lion, is considerably, g reater than w orld’s most famous health resort, that of the Carlsbad springs, Looks as though Greer had the neatly packed away between the Both he soda and the lithia wa- enemy’s goat. They are not trying green wooded hills of Bohemia, has ters, used intern illy, have medicinal to m ake any argum ent as to why 150,000 visitors every year. For values. The sodium carbonate ap- the Chamber of Commerce should m ore than five centuries the healing pears as a norm al constituent of stay in the control of the Carter, w aters of £ a rlsb ad have washed the blood, lymph and nearly all se­ McCoy, Smith bunch, but are just away the ailm ents of heterogenous c e t ons of the mucous membrane, running up and down the street and cosmopolitan millions. The soda w aters of Carlsbad are claiming that Greer is an awful There are about 40 m ineral springs highly recommended throughout all man. That he built a home in in the vicinity of Ashland. Some of of central Europe for treatin g acid i __________ Ashland. T hat he bought a new these have been productive commer- dysi epsia, rheum atism , gout and di- automobile. That he paid for th e Mayor C. E. Gates, of Medford, on cially for years and others are im- abetes. W here lithia appears in suf- Tbe Jackson County Game Pro- Tidings. That he skinned some his arrival yesterday from a several proved for bathing, for the estab- ficient quantities it has a decided tective association will hold their wise Ashland bankers out of days’ absence in P ortland looking lishm ent of health resorts and for therapeutic action. The sulphur spring banquet at the Hotel Medford $5000, and a whole lot oB other over the political situation, said he medicinal purposes. But these val- w aters are well known for their u s e ' W ednesday evening. A large delega- things th at have no bearing w hat­ would announce next Wednesday or uable resources of Ashland are n o t' in the treatm ent of skin diseases, tIon froni Ashland have arranged to ever on the new hotel and sani­ Thursday w hether or not he would used as much as they reserve to be. hyperaemia of the liver and in c a t-!attend the meeting and things of in- tarium project. become a candidate for governor on The m ineral spring w aters of Ash- arrh al conditions of the re sp ira to ry ' terest to every man with sporting Greer is just sitting tight on the republican ticket. It is probable land are varied in composition and organs. i blood In his veins will be brought up the lid, showing citizens why it is th a t his decison will be made known resultant qualities, and their m erits There is considerable talk at the for discussion. It is hoped th at no impossible for hm to get a big at the banquet of the Jackson Coun­ are practically unknown to the out- present time of building a hotel and one wiH be at all backward in bring- new hotel and sanitarium for Ash­ ty Game Protective association at •ide world. In fact, those who have sanitarium in Ashland. The proposi- ing out any point th a t m ight be of land unless the shy, secret knock­ the Hotel Medford tomorrow night. been born and reared near these tion seems to meet with the approval interest to the public in regard to the ers are brought out into the open, A significant feature of the pre­ springs fail to appreciate to the full- of the m ajority of the citizens. That game situation in our county, where people will know what they lim inary campaign is th at the P ort­ est extent the wonderful asset nature will be the second great step toward The Ashland committee of the as- are about. He is showing citizens land Oregonian, which for several has put within their grasp. 'm aking Ashland a health resort un- j sociation was in Medford Monday ev- the best kind of evidence that he weeks in its write-up about the can­ There are three types of m ineral surpassed in America. The first s ’ep e,iing to make final arrangem ents has the capital ready to do the big didates for governor already an­ springs in Ashland: Lithia, sulphur was the establishm ent of Lithia for tbe banquet and touch on various thing as soon as these backbiters nounced, has avoided any reference and soda. park. Not only have we the mineral ! Points of interest th a t would be V ïs c o u n f are silenced by a decisive vote of to Mayor Gates candidacy, led off its The lithia w ater has an average waters, for those who are see k in g [ brought up by various individuals M a ary: L a s c e llc .s ' the members of the Chamber of political story Sunday by referring j salinity of 8982 parts per million, the fountain of eternal youth, but W ednesday evening. Commerce in the coming election, to th at candidacy. The Oregonian This is about 30 per cent greater we have all the features necessary so that everybody may know th at said th a t “ Pop” Gates would decide than well known lithia waters from to make this city a sum m er play- I the PEOPLE are with Greer and By F. A. WRAY within the next 48 hours w hether or LONDON, Feb. 28.— When P rin­ other localities. The Stanislawa ground. The city can be easily ! for the big hotel and sanitarium , not he would enter the gubernatorial cess Mary, as Viscountess Lascelles, I. N. S. Staff Correspondent spring near K arlsdorf, Galicia, has reached by railroad or highway, the and NOT with the Obstructionists. race. settles down at her new magnificent LONDON, Feb. 2 8 « — A m idst all bout the same am ount of chlorine clim ate is agreeable both for sani-i And the fine thing about it is home at Chesterfield House, she is th e pomp and cerem ony of the old and sodium, but less lithium and tarium and resort purposes, and the, th at about five out of six of the expected to blossom forth immedi­ w orld lo y a lty , h e r royal higlui«*as, not so much carbonic acid. [scenery is unsurpassed anywhere. citizens are with Greer and are Princes« Mary, th e o n ly daughter of ately as London's most fashionable The sulphur w aters are charged, Ashland should devote itself to the not afraid to say so^ K ing G eorge and Q ueen Mary, was and go-ahead young hostess. She will chiefly with carbonic acid, sodium, ¡one main object, and concentrate allj HAZ KIK. m arried to V iscount Lam ent's, in become the natural leader of London calcium, magnesium and silica, in ad- its energies toward the one purpose society. W estm inster Abbey today. dition to the characteristic sulphur, of making this a health and recrea- Hon. Louis E. Bean, speaker of the No young girl brought up in the It w as an “a ll-B ritish ” w edding, which is present not only in the su l-,tio n center. house of representatives of the Ore-! NEW GRAND JURY TO [according to the wishes of the royal 111081 sequestered convent has been son legislature, arrived in A sh lan d , CONVENE MARCH 13 family. All attendants w ew English. niOre strictly brought up. or more REFIMES TO ATTACK this morning, and will deliver an ad- The new grand jury was drawn C ontrary to custom, no foreign i-oy- rfcstr*cted socially than this royal COMPENSATION; LOSES JOB dress tonight at the Armory under [ yesterday and its personnel is as H ulet M. Wells, a well known Se­ alties were invited. ______ _ i tbe auspices of the Chamber of Com-' follows: ( Continued on P a se 4) attle attorney, who recently returned Ray Offenbacher, farm er, Ruch. NEW YORK, Feb. 28.— Dis-: 1 merce- The following parties are register­ Various m atters of interest to Io- E. A. .Flem ing, orcliardist, Jack ­ from an extensive trip through the charged by a Wall Street banking [ cal cn^ens* wiVi be Taken Volga region of fam ine-stricken Rus­ ed at the Columbia hotel: J. R. Nash, up at this sonville. house for refusing to w rite letters meeting as indicated in an a d v ertise-, H. A. Carlton, stockm an. Prospect. sia, will deliver a lecture at the Con­ W. N. Ulen, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Ack­ to congress attacking adjusted com­ ley, L. W inther, Portland; Charles j ment which may be found at another J. H. Atwell, machinist, Medford. gregational church W ednesday night, j pensation, an ex-service man has A. King, Don E. Hunt, W. A. R ap p e,! place in this paper. Mary E. K leinham m er, housewife, March 1. turned to the American Legion at A local man who was born in Rus­ Deb Abraham, Charles Thurston, Jacksonville. New York for help in finding another sia ma makes the following statem ent: H utton Burton, William Burr, Abe Lulu May Penland, housewife. sia J position. He was one of three out PEACE TREATIES NOW “ I hav e seen a good deal of po v erty ! Shevrill, Ivan A tterbury, Maurice Talent. LOS ANGELES. Feb. 28.— Five of 250 employes, who refuse^ to IN HANDS OF SENATE in Russia, the most naked, bare pov-1Newland’ Laverne Hawn, Phil Sin- Frederick L. Champlin miner, men, alleged members of a gang of sel1 bis pen‘ 'e rty . I remember, for instance, the g,eton’ Roseburg, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Gold Hill. The Legion secured his affidavit J. E. Bennington, Kimball, N ebr.; WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27.— bootleggers, wore arrested here early The court appointed Mrs. Mary E. good old C zarrist times, when hun­ stating that typew ritten forms were William Heil, G rants Pass; Mr. and today. The authorities suspect th at j passed~ out byG he firm to >11 ,h„i A" , treatles maiie bk tb« arm am ent K leinham m er, ot Jacksonville, fore- dreds of “ bociaks” (barefooted men) used to sit around open fires on the red_ McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. the gang is connected, perhaps dt- j w orkers „ i t h '. n order th s t each em- u” ¡ h X X f Z Z °' Bran,i WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb. 28.— A. Rowe, Edgewood, Calif.; Mr. and streets of Kiev or Odessa in the bit and , in its --------------- instructions to the new — — President H arding went before a rectly, with the m urder of William Ploye hand in four unsealed letters, th fighting is now brought into the grand jury, outlining th eir duties terest w inter cold, with next to noth Mrs. B. D. Bigler, Hornbrook, Calif., Taylor. It was learned th a t Mrs. John one t0 President H arding and three open before the entire senate. [ the court instructed them to “steer ing to protect their bodies and noth­ Mr. and Mrs. N. Helflnch, E. J ioint session of congress today with Rupp had tipped off the gang. W h e n ito consressm en, and the rem ark that The committee finished its con- clear of trivial cases,” and to those ing to eat. I rem em ber the thin, Bailey, Oakland, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. a recommendation th at the govem- Mrs. Rupp was interviewed this you fellows had better w rite these m orning by police she said she had ! letters tonight you want to keep| the l a l T ^ a i Z c w X ^ r ^ t T e s X ^ forgpriv8atok en d s UThethe pale faces of Russian peasant women C. L. Dewitt, Dunsmuir, and W. T. ment end its “ costly experim ent” in ________ new jury and children during the spring Phelan, Medford. the shipping business and grant a heard two of the men under arrest youi J°b8- ported out Lodge reported the will convene March 13 and about 2 0 months when their supply of bread - subsidy to the American shipping in­ “ th reaten to kill Taylor” the night ----------------- ------- whole batch seven— to the senate m atters are scheduled to be called to was general,y exhausted and they J S n U ^ f V R C D O r ! terests and by so doing pave the way before he was slain. I ■ ■ BI* J T n soon after it convened today. I their attention. ----------- ---------------------------------------- ‘ K Mrs. Rupp said she was giving the I r l C N l u C f I 3 I K S (Continued on Page 4) C'OW T F S / H Q m iOr erchant rebu51dins a great American _ marine as a second line of inform ation because one member of J. B. Bichan, tester for the Rogue the nation’s naval defense tBg gang, her sw eetheart, had River Cow Testing association, has The president called attention to ’Turned her down.” She asserted made t he following report: the fact th at the arm am ent confer- th a t the th re a t against Taylor w a s! , D i ,°f A shburn’ owned by ence m aterially lessened the coun- made because Taylor announced h e ! WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 28.__ J ' ! L McCrncken of Talent, is honor try ’s naval defense and said that this intended to cause the a rrest of the President H arding and National purebred cow for the seventh con- should be compensated, in part, by a bootleggers and expose their activi-j Commander MacNlder, of the Ameri- secutive month. Her yield in Janu- strong and adequate fleet of mer- ty in the moving picture studios. -can Legion, had a frank half hour’s a r>' was 9p pounds of milk and chant m arine craft wllich would once Mrs. Rupp said th at the gang has talk at the W hite House today con- ' iJ “ uP°EU.n? \ ° f ? Utter fak more carry the American flag on the operated a bootlegging outfit in Los-cerning the soldier’s bonus. F. Puhi had the honor high grade seven seas of the world Angeles for several months and has When it was concluded MacNider cow of the a sso c ia tio n -S ta r. a grade The president reviewed the his- sold liquor to Taylor and his friends, asserted that the president was still Holstein, who produced 1400 pounds tory of America’s shipping enter- She stated th a t Taylor’s th reat to e x -[‘ heart and soul” for the bonus, and of milk containing 67.20 pounds of prise during the war and warned pose the gang followed a quarrel said H arding assured him there U^ v r a t‘ , , tbat the nation m ust pocket its losses with one of the bootleggers. ; would be no “ unnecessary delay” in his association still m aintains the by getting out of the shipping dus I- — , granting the relief by congress. lead over all others in the state for ness. n LYLE H. CARLTON highest average milk and b u tterfati However costly the experience has AND MISS NELL COY HOLLADAY SCHOOL yield. It also has the greatest num- been, the president observed, “ today MARRIED SUNDAY EM PTIED IN 5 0 SECONDS L Of? , ? ' POUnd C0WS’ «re possessed of a vast tonnage.” e following was taken from the and he considered the plan he out- Lyle H. Carlton and Nelle Coyj PORTLAND, Feb. 28.__Fifty sec- report of the extension work of the lined as the best way out of a bad were quietly m arried at Trinity Epis- onds after they had responded to state of Oregon: s bargain. He suggested that 10 per copal church Sunday, February 26. [w hat they thought was a practice The highest Individual cow yield .cent of the custom duties go into a at 4:30 o ’clock, by Rev. P. K. H am -[alarm , 500 students had marched of butterfat was 81.59 pounds made revolving fund— the establishm ent mond. Only the necessary parties safely out of the Holladay gram m ar by a grade Jersey, “ No. 20,” owned or conversion of a $125,000.000 fund were present at the wedding, a f te r , school. From outside they watched by Joe Donaldson of the Tillamook to lend shipping enterprises. Govern- whlch a supper was given by the the fire virtually destroy the bulld- associatlonv Paul Fitzpatrick, also ment aid shall cease when the ships groom ’s m other at her home, 99 Un­ ing. | of Tillamook, won second place with make a 10 per cent profit on invest- ion street, to the couple, toge’her a yield of 76.9 pounds made by his ed capital for their owners with a num ber of th eir friends. B irthday Party— ,Guernsey cow, “ Ja n ic e e ” ghoitly after the pregident ,fln. Mrs. C arlton was form erly assist- A birthday party which is reported The average yield of all associa-1 ished his message, bills were intro- ant postm istress a t Eagle Point and to have been a very enjoyable affair tion cows for the month is 2.85 [duced in the senate and house pro­ is well known In th at vicinity. Mr. was held Saturday night at the Guis- pounds of b u tterfat more than for viding for the plan H arding pro- C jflton Is also very well known In Inger borne on the Boulevard, the January 1921. This amounted to posed tlftft vicinity, as he has a ranch near occasion being Frank G uisinger’s 3802 pounds for the 1334 cows on ! _________ _______ ___ Wellen. thirty-fourth birthday, and th ere' test. At 30 cents a pound this Sick with Pneum onia— The couple are stayng for a few j were 34 guests assembled to enjoy p ° re '» 1 " I ° ra P“ ,rlc k - of Mr. an,I days with Mr. C arlton’s m other, after the evening together, besides a num- th . n « b , ? r " aao; ' ’‘‘," n for m™. w illiam Patrick, of Almon.1 which they will go to reside on Mr. her of children who were there in the fifth consecutive month leads in street, has been suffer Inc from an C arlto n ’s ranch. company with their parents. average production per cow for both attack of penumonia. She is teach­ milk and b u tte r fat. ing in a school near San Francisco. a SPEAKER L. E. BEAN E S .IN CITY HULET M . WELLS 10 GIVE LEGTURE EÖ TAYLOR IN L A. HARDING GIVES Ï Bonus With Pres. A ’’ t ?