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✓ ♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w ith ou t <S> ♦ th e aid of m edicine, cures nine <§> <?> cases out o f ten o f asthm a. <$> T his is a proven fact a A shland D aily T idings $> MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- ♦ ❖ vive th re e m o n th s in th e rich te <?> ozone a t A sh lan d . T h e p u re do- ♦ m e s‘ic w a te r helps. <•> W ir« Servi rot (International News Wire Service) VOLUME 3 (S u ccessor to th e Sem i-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43) BOMB EXPLOSIONS FREQUENT DURING NIGHT, ONE KILLED SEVERAL WOUNDED IN RIOTS <t> <§> <§> -r <$> BOTH WILSON AND BORAH BE LIEVE THE PACIFIC TREATY DANGEROUS TO INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES. B E L FA ST , M arch 8.— F re sh d iso rd e rs in w hich one m an w as k illed and sev eral in ju re d b ro k e o u t s h o rtly a fte r d a y b re a k th is m o rn in g . Bom b explosions w ere fre q u e n t d u rin g th e n ig h t. A r e s ta u r a n t w as w reck ed and se v era l c iv ilia n s w ere w ounded In th e s tre e ts . <S* <@ > <®> <®> ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922 Katherine Elkins Hitt Obtains Divorce From William E. Hitt UNKNOWN ASSASSINS KILL AMERICAN, LOS NARANJOS, MEXICO, SA VS U. S. CONSUL W ASHINGTON, D. C., M arch 8-— A r th u r M atern e, an A m erl- can, was m u rd e re d by unkn o w n Q> a ssa ssin s a t Los N a ra n jo s, s ta te • of V era C ru z, Mexico, M arch 5, • a c co rd in g to a d isp a tc h received • by th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t from th e A m erican consul, H ickerson A m erican C onsul H ick erso n a t «> T am pico, to day. W ARNS SENATE IF IT REJECTS THE TOUR-POW ER PACT it BECKON THE GRIM POS SIBILITY OF WAR. $<§><$<&<§><$><&<$><$> In a Ijetter to th<« Idaho c ilia b le ” W ilson Term s tl ‘«Iniquitous A llia n ce” es Are Not R atified the i<“ie lite Will Have Keen anti the World Will Be Says Ixidge. < P ow ers; W ill Strive to H A R T F O R D . C onn., M arch 8.— W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 8.— Ex- C o n n e c tic u t s ta te police believe th e P re s id e n t W oodrow W ilson an d S en body of th e m an found a t W a re h o u se a to r B o rah h a v e jo in e d forces to d e fe a t th e ra tific a tio n of th e fo u r- P oint w ith a b u lle t in his fo re h e a d , m ay be th a t of E d w ard F. S ands, s u s pow er P acific tre a ty . B oth believe th a t th e tre a ty is an pected s la y e r of W illiam D. T ay lo r, a llia n c e of fo u r pow ers a n d as such Los A ngeles m ovie d ire c to r. is d a n g e ro u s to th e in te re s ts of th e T he body w as found F e b ru a ry 19 U nited S ta te s , a n d b o th p rom ise to on th e sh o re of th e C o n n ecticu t riv er. leav e no s to n e u n tu rn e d to p rev e n t It was frozen in th e snow . N earby th e s e n a te fro m a c c e p tin g it. F ro m his q u ie t hom e h ere, w h ere lay a .45 c a lib e r rev o lv er. It looked he has s ile n tly o b serv ed th e course lik e a case of su icid e. T h e c lo th in g o f e v e n ts fo r th e p a s t y e a r, W ilson w as of good q u a lity a n d th e r e w as h a s w r itte n a le tte r to th e Id ah o $235 in th e p o ck ets. A fte r se v era l “ irre c o n c ilia b le ” o u tlin in g th e r e a fu tile a tte m p ts a t id e n tific a tio n th e s o n s fo r b eliev in g th e tre a ty an “ in 7 • , E E lfo body W s b u rie d a t W in d so r Locks, iq u ito u s ” a llia n c e of th e stro n g . a few days ago. N EW YORK, M arch 8.— Is a worn- th e Ita lia n cc T h e le tte r h a s n o t been m ad e p u b Since th e n its d e sc rip tio n h a s been an unw ise not to m a rry h e r firs t love been th e in lic, b u t its ex iste n ce is k n o w n to j t h a t en d ed al checked up w ith t h a t of S an d s an d a t aq y c o st? L odge, th e re p u b lic a n le a d e r, a n d a s im ila rity disco v ered . T h e Los A n Does re m e m b ra n c e of fo rm e r love b etw een th e r U nderw ood, th e d e m o c ra tic le a d e r, geles police h av e been u n o ffic ia lly spoil th e p o ssib ility of f u tu r e m ar- d e p e n d e n t An w ho, so fa r, h av e been a b le to lin e n o tifie d . ried h a p p in e ss? How a b s u r up only a h a n d fu l of s e n a to rs to s u p Few rec o lle c tio n s in life a r e a s a lty a n d ques p o rt th e pact. sw eet to rec a ll, o r as d iffic u lt to fo r- p reced en ce o' W ilson is sa id to oppose th e a lli g et, as th o se firs t w h isp e re d w o rd s w hen th e roy a n c e fo r tw o re a s o n s : of te n d e rn e ss. le rn H apsbui 1. B ecause a llia n c e s h a v e been a C an it be th a t such m em o ries o f fallen ! p ro lific so u rc e of w a r in the past. love p ro fe rre d . b u t lost in th e end. Th(J d k 2. B ecause special a llia n c e s, lik e o v e rsh a d o w a w o m a n ’s w hole ex ist- li)08 t0 th e tr e a ty In q u e s tio n , n e c e ssa rily ence an d m ak e h e r la te r m a rrie d life , d e s tro y th e p o ssib ility of a re a l seem s ta le by c o m p a riso n . , , . le a g u e of n a tio n s. TMJ V .V • , ed h is P a u se V Did K a th e rin e E lk in s choose w isely ,, , T h e e x iste n ce of W ilso n ’s le tte r lf, , , u ; no less a rd e n in 1911 w hen sh e decided sh e could cheated a s e n sa tio n w hen it becam e not m a rry ¿he D uke of th e A b ru z z l? ' c. T<w k n o w n a< th e c a p íto l to d ay . How All th e se q u e stio n s a re b ro u g h t to! S in cere the e v e r. It did n o t s u rp ris e L odge and m ind by th e new s th a t Mrs. R a th e r- Was lo rn b e t' U n d erw o o d a s th e y h av e been a w a re T he ‘tra n s a c tio n h a s ju s t been lne E lk in s H itt h as o b tain e d in P a r is ,a l a tta c h m e i fo r som e tim e th a t " W ilso n in flu com p leted by w hich A. C. A llen of a div o rce from W!*!’a m E. R. H ’tt. c n >n>try, th a t e n c e ” h a s been w o rk in g a g a in s t th e M edford has p u rc h a se d th e w ell- H ailed as lution m ay be s u re t tr e a ty an d th ey w elcom ed b rin g in g know n R ocky P o in t re s o rt on U pper Tn 1913 th is m a rria g e w as h a ile d l',e q u ‘*n t,y ,)la th e fig h t in to th e open. B oth a re ) K la m a th lak e. P elican bay, w ith i ts ' by W ash in g to n society, in ‘’a c t by *t0 b,eal< o it c o n fid e n t th a t th e tre a ty w ill he te n ts , se v era l b u ild in g s, b o a ts, s to re in te rn a tio n a l social c irc le s as a very w as b in t a n d post office and e q u ip m e n t, f ro m ' ra tifie d by a n a rro w m a jo rity . s ine so lu tio n of th e pro b lem th a t l a c t*on th e C. D. W illson. had so so rely trie d th e d a u g h te r o f '° f (he u n h a j Mr. A llen, w ho ta k e s possession th e la te S e n a to r S tephen B. E lk in s j c lin S 1« ’he b, a t once, and. w ho will re a r ra n g e e n P rev io u sly , since 1908, sh e had been i S tevens, w ho i tire ly th e system u n d e r w hich th e re-j c o u rte d a rd e n tly by th e D uke of th e T h e o d o siu s St s o rt h as been o p e ra te d fo r y e a rs, will A bruzzi, w ho is a cousin of th e k in g s h o rt m a rrie d m ak e ex te n siv e im p ro v e m e n ts to of Ita ly . T h e ir m u tu a l dev o tio n a t- y e a rs, f u r th e r in cre ase its p o p u la rity and tra c te d w orld w ide a tte n tio n . F ra n c e s W; p rovide e v e ry th in g fo r th e c o n v e n -' T he q u e stio n of Iter p o sitio n a t la te E th e lb e rt ience of p a tro n s. T he s to re a n d s e r vice s ta tio n will esp ecially be o p e ra t e d a lo n g new lin e s a t m o d e ra te . prices. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mr. A llen, w ho goes to R ocky FORUM LUNCHEON j P o in t in May, will h av e a c tiv e m a n -' E d iso n M a rsh a ll, of M edford, re I a g e m e n t of th e re s o rt d u rin g th e! A t H otel A i/ila n d T h u rsd a y , ceived o ffic ia l n o tice from th e So M arch 9, a t 12 o ’clock. ciety of A rts a n d Science of New s u m m e r season, w hich he p lan s to open J u n e 1. He also p lan s to f u r - ' S p e a k e r, P h il H. D a te r, d is Y o rk , S u n d a y , th a t he has been nish acco m m o d a tio n s fo r to u ris ts tric t fo re s try e n g in e e r. Good a w a rd e d th e d istin c tio n , of h av in g m usic. Com e. w r itte n th e b e st s h o rt sto ry p u b a n d o th e r s tr a y v isito rs a ll th e y e a r a ro u n d . lish e d by an A m erican d u rin g 1921. W elcom e new s to A sh lan d and In p a r t th e le tte r of n o tific a tio n J a c k so n co u n ty p a tro n s of R ocky s a id : “ Y o u r sto ry , T he H e a rt of L it P o in t in th e p ast is th a t Miss M aud tle S h ik a r a ,’ h a s w on th e firs t prize W h eeler, w hose m eals h av e p o p u lar-! ■fa $500 o ffe re d by th e S ociety of ized th e re s o rt fo r y e a rs, will con A rts a n d Sciences for th e b e st s h o rt s to ry w ritte n by an A m erican and tin u e to h av e c h a rg e of th e d in in g room . p u b lish e d in A m erica in th e y e a r hose utile rep opped boots we 1 9 2 1 .” T h e n o tific a tio n in v ite d M r. M ar WORE TEARS- A60 - WELL s h a ll to a tte n d th e a n n u a l d in n e r of th e so ciety , w hich w ill be held at th e H o tel A sto r, New Y ork. M arch 20, a n d receiv e th e re w a rd in p erso n , j T h e M edford a u th o r w ill accept th e j in v ita tio n . iE D , C alif., M arch 8.— E ig h t T h e p riz e -w in n in g s to ry w as pub- • red m en s tru c k a t th e W eed lish e d in J a n u a r y , 1921, an d i t s , >er com pany p jan t y e ste rd a y locale was laid in India. ing. p ro te s tin g th e 10 h o u r day. pid p ro g re ss is being m ade in DESTROYS BUSINESS o rg a n iz a tio n of th e T im b er e r s ’ union. DISTRICT, TWO LIV ES LOST T h e r e g u la r m ee tin g of th e Civic i Im p ro v e m e n t club w as held T u esd ay ; a fte rn o o n a t th e p a rish house. M a tte rs re g a rd in g th e new com -, m u n ity house now u n d e r c o n stru e -! tion w ere discussed. Au e n th u s ia s tic le tte r from Mrs J. F. Rocho, a fo rm e r a c tiv e m em b e r of th e club, w ho Is now living in ! N atio n al C ity, C alif., was read by! th e s e c re ta ry , Mrs. W ilsh ire. Mrs. | •Ttncer w o r r y ing th a t firs t d re a d fu l y e a r of B el gium s agony, an d th e re a re th o se who say th e d ip lo m a t’s lovely d a u g h te r could n o t fo rg et. I I 5,00(1 PER SO N N EL PROVIDED BL BILL W A SH IN GTON, D. C„ M arch < — T he re d u c tio n in th e e n liste d p e rs o n nel of th e U nited S ta te s a rm y to 1 15,000 m en was provided by th e a p p ro p ria tio n bill com p leted by th e m ilita ry d iv iiso n of th e h ouse a p p ro p ria tio n s c o m m ittee today. T his a c tio n is in d ire c t o p p o sition to th e rec o m m e n d a tio n s of S e c re ta ry W eeks a n d G e n e ral P e rsh in g , who d e c la re d th a t th e a rm y sh o u ld not be red u c e d below 175,000. PROGRESSIVE HOTEL TICKET T he follow ing m en w ere s e le c t ed by th e la st W ednesday n ig h t m ass m ee tin g a s s u ita b le , open- m in d ed m en to s ta n d as c a n d i d a te s for th e b o ard of d ire c to rs of th e C h a m b e r of C om m erce fo r th e e n su in g y ear. All of th em w ere d uly n o m in a te d by a vole of th e club last M onday. T hey now s ta n d as th e P ro g re ssiv e H otel T icket as a g a in s t th e tic k e t la rg e ly com posed of b a n k e rs. By v o tin g th is tic k e t s tr a ig h t, you sim ply c o n s o lid a e y o u r vote so th a t th e vote will be m ore e f fective, w hich is a good plan when you a re v o tin g to win. F R E D C. HOMES. A. C. N IN IN G ER . O. O. HELM AN. J. H. D ILL. A. L. LAMB. LOUIS DODGE. R "member 'T 800 Go On Strike At Lumber Plan! C H EBO G A N . M ich., M arch 8.— PLANING MILL EMPLOYES F r a n k H o sie r, a b a k e r, a n d a n u n WALK OUT AT KLAMATH id e n tifie d boy, w ere b u rn e d to d e a th in a f ir e w hich red u c e d th e C e n tra l p a rk b u sin e ss d is tr ic t to ru in s to d ay . T h e d a m a g e is e s tim a te d a t a m illion d o lla rs. Miss J e a n e tte M cD onald, a te le p h o n e o p e ra to r, leap ed th re e s to rie s to sa fe ty w hen th e te le p h o n e m ug w u i k ., in p ro te s t a g a in s t a w age c u t. No box fa c to rie s o r p la n in g o ffic e w as d e stro y e d . m ills n o rth of W eed a r e o p e ra tin g , th e tw o a t D o rris h a v in g been closed by th e s tr ik e , an d a ll of th o se a t K la m a th F a lls. T he M cCloud p la n t F LONDON, M arch 8.— A pitch ed w as closed S a tu rd a y , b u t it w as u n b a ttle la s tin g h a lf a n h o u r, in w hich d e rsto o d an a tte m p t w ould be m ad e m a c h in e g u n s, rifle s a n d rev o lv ers today to re su m e u n d e r th e new scale w ere used, was fought in the center w ith such m en as could be o b tain e d o f B elfast th is m orning, according to T he s itu a tio n h e re re m a in s u n d isp atch es received changed. <Copyri«»iO T 1ÍIÉYRETHE LATfiT ÍHW6 IN fotífWEAR for uJowEni-Wowf Rocho w ro te of a d e lig h tfu l visit she ! and Mr. R ocho had w ith M isses! P a lm e r and C h a m b e rla in , in w hich th ey had told h e r of th e co m m u n ity house. She w ro te t h a t she w ished sh e m ig h t be h e re to help in th e j w ork. As a c o u rte sy s u rp ris e to th e pres id e n t of th e clu b , who has ju s t re-1 tu rn e d from a tw o m o n th s ' so jo u rn ! in s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia , M esdam es P. I K. H am m o n d , E lm o re, M cW illiam s' a n d Shell served te a w ith sand-! w iches an d delicio u s hom e-m ade cakes. T he “ p a rty ” cam e a s a s u r p rise to a ll a n d w as m uch enjoyed, j S p eak in g w ith an in te n sify u n u s- j ual fo r him , L odge d efen d ed th e en - , tire lo t of c o n feren ce tre a tie s and .d e c la re d th a t th e s e n a te ’s reje ctio n 1 w ould leave “ shocked an d s ta r tle d ” th e w orld w hich w as still m enaced ¡by th e h o rro rs of 1914-1918. ‘‘De fe a t of th e fo u r-p o w er tre a ty w ould \ m ean fa ilu re of th e a rm s c o n fe r e n c e ,” he d e c la re d . He said th a t only th ro u g h th e rem o v al of th e A nglo- Ja p a n e s e a llia n c e was th e re d u c tio n of n a v a l a rm a m e n t m ade possible. (R e p rin te d from th e T id in g s of f! A pril 8. 1907.) ,i Mr. J a m e s T h o rn to n of th is city, £ who w as one of th e e a rlie s t p ioneers I of th e R ouge R iver valley, grew rem - r in isc e n t in co n v e rsa tio n w i h a T id- r ings re p o rte r th e o th e r day, as he rec a lle d th e fact t h a t It was ju s t 56 y e a rs and a few days since he f ir s t . saw th e R ogue R iver valley, w hich ( h a s been his hom e c o n tin u o u sly fo r . m o re th a n h a lf a c e n tu ry . At th a t k tim e th e re w as scarcely a s e ttle m e n t b etw een Salem in O regon a n d S a c ra m en to in C a lifo rn ia , th o u g h a w ell d efin ed tra il used by th e In d ia n s, th e H udson Bay tra d e rs an d a few in tre p id gold h u n te rs follow ed th e , c o u rse in a g e n e ra l way of th e S o u th ern P acific ra ilro a d 's S h asta ro u te th a t is now th e m ain a rte ry of com m erce betw een th e tw o sta te s. Mr. T h o rn to n w as one of a of 22 m en w ho s ta r te d o v e rla n d fro m L a F a y e tte , th e p io n ee r s e ttle m e n t of old Y am hill c o u n ty , F e b ru a ry 11, 1851, fo r th e C a lifo rn ia gold fields. Only tw o of th a t p a rty , h im se lf a n d C h a srle s M. H en d rix , w ho now r e sides a t P e rry . Iow a, su rv iv e , as fa r as he know s. H is b ro th e r, Jo h n T h o rn to n , and th e la te Jaco b W a g MIXING ROOM AT POWDER n e r, w ere am o n g th e m em b ers of th e PLANT EXPLODES— 3 K II,LED ¡p a rty , each of w hom w as eq u ip p ed TACOMA, W ash., M arch 8 . — j w ith tw o good h o rses, a n d a good T h re e m en w ere in s ta n tly killed su p p ly of flo u r an d p ro v isio n s fo r w hen a m ixing room a t th e D upont m a k in g th e long jo u rn e y . T he p a rty rea c h e d th e R ogue R iv P o w d er p la n t n e a r C am p Lew is ex ploded th is a fte rn o o n . T he d ead a re e r valley a b o u t th e 2 0 th of M arch, R ic h a rd Jiso n , Dan M arks a n d a m an an d cam ped a t a p oint now know n as W illow S p rin g s, n o rth o f C e n tra l n am ed G aulson. T hey w ere a t w ork w hen th e m ix er P o in t, w hence they view ed a n d a d blew up. T h e ro a r t h a t shook C am p m ire d th e n a tiv e b e a u ty of th is v al- L ew is w as h e a rd h e re . (Continued on Page 4)