IU U O 4 H M O H 9
♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, with oat
♦ the aid of m ediciae, cares alo e
♦ cases out of ten of asthma.
'♦»'This is a proven fact.
♦
♦
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A shland D aily T idings
♦ MALARIA 0BR M 8 cannot ear-
♦ rive three months in the rich
£> ozone at Ashland. The pure do-
m estlc water helps.
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(International News Wire Service
VOLUME
3
(Successor to the Semi-W eekly Tidings. Voi. 43)
ASHLAND, OREGON. WEDXESDAY, AUGUST ïë7 3 9 2 Ï
I
GIRL STRANGLES SELF
LONDON, Aug. 16.— In a d v e rte n t
ly stra n g lin g herself to d eath with
her own skipping rope was the re
m ark ab le fate of M arguerite M artin,
of Epinal.
It was learned a t the inquest th at
a fte r skipping w ith h er schoolm ates,
she faste n ed -o n e end of h er rope to
a gate, the o th er end she then wound
around her neck to play. A stro n g
wind resu lted in th e gate sw inging
COUNTY ANI» PITY AG REE TO GO to and fro, and the girl was sw ung RATIONING SYSTEM IS DEEMED
FIF T Y -F IF T Y OX FIRST
NECESSARY' TO PREVENT
off her feet, dying la te r of stra n g u
LM T
SUFFERING
lation.
SCENIC ROAD
N ational Irfwgue
WILL CRIPPLE
ALL INDUSTRY
JEWISH ORPHANS
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At
At
At
At
At
At
9
DEMPSEY BOUT
BRITONS ARE ADVISED
TO SEEK YANK MONEY
SENATE STRIKES
LONDON, Aug. 16. — A m erican
gold
fields a re aw aiting E nglish ex
^
1.
ploitation. according to a fig u rativ e
statem en t m ade by Sir C harles Hig-
Am erican L eague
ham . E nglish a d v e rtisin g expert,
New York 3; D etroit 7.
who has ju st retu rn ed from America.
P hiladelphia 10; Cleveland 9.
“ People in E ngland do not realize
Boston 5; Chicago 3.
th e am o u n t of m oney th e re is in
W ashington 3; St. Louis 7.
Am erica ready to be invested in
Pacific Coast League
B ritish
in d u stria l
g roups.”
Sir
(Yesterday’s Games)
C harles says. “ All th a t is needed to
LABOR DAY PLASH WITH BILL induce them to invest is a sound PLACES LUMBER PRODUCTS OF
S eattle 4; P o rtlan d 5.
BRENNAN BLOCKED BY
THE NOR 1HW EST ON THE
S acram ento 2; Salt L ake 1.
economic policy allied to system atic
GOVERNOR
FREE LIST
San F rancisco 5; V ernon 4.
a d v e rtisin g .”
At P ittsb u rg 6; New York 7.
At C incinnati 3; P hiladelphia
At Chicago 9; Boston 4.
I
W ork to Start at Once on 8-M ile
S tretch
A lon g
A shland
Creek
From th e City L im its to th e
Upper Intake.
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WITH A SK IPPIN G ROPE
No. 294
io dhuiilu uui
IN MICHIGAN
Mines Operating at a Normal Rate
Cannot Produce a Sufficient Sup
ply for W inter Household and
Industrial Needs.
Attorney-General Declares Meeting
Of Top-Notch Bruisers in a Title 06342030
Bout, Places It in the Cbuwt o f a
Prize F ight and Is Taboo.
PROJECTIVE
PAVED STREET
II
T ariff B loc D<‘fcatr«l in Its Effort
To P ro tect Lum ber Industry of
th e P a cific ('o a st by a Vote of
2 8 to JSti.
W ASHINGTON, Aug. 16.— A coal
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 16.—
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 6 .— The
By previous ap p o in tm en t m ade a t
sh
o
rtag
e
w
ith
o
u
t
a
p
arallel
in
the
Jack Dempsey will n o t m eet Bill
senate today stru ck a blow a t Pa-
Jack so n v ille ab o u t a week ago w ith
co u n try ’s h isto ry will be w itnessed
i B rennan in a title bout a t M ichigan
i cific N orthw est lum ber in te rests by
th e county co u rt. Ju d g e George A.
th is w inter, governm ent a u th o ritie s
i City Labor day, G overnor McCray
revoking ta riff d u ties on th re e lum
G a rd n e r and County C om m issioners
agreed, despite the se ttle m en t of the
I I has decreed.
ber schedules, placing these articles
O liver B ursell and Jam es Owen, to
s trik e effected a t Cleveland y e ste r
A cting upon the opinion the a tto r
on the free list.
g e th e r w ith W illiam B ruin, road su
day.
ney general rendered, th e governor
The vote was 28 to 26.
pervisor for th e A shland-T alent dis-,
C rippling of in d u stry m ay resu lt
declared the en counter would not be
All logs of fir, spruce, cedar and
tric t, and P au l R eyning, sta te high
MONTREAL, Aug. 1 6 .— Twelve
A fter a fine d in n er served on the a boxing exhibition, b ut a prize
DUNSMUIR, Calif., Aug. 16.— hem lock, all wooden telephone and
way engineer a t p resent in the p a r hoys a re known to have perished in from fuel scarcity, rep o rts indicated,
tia l em ploy of th e county, were met a fire th a t destroyed th e Jew ish and su ffe rin g am ong household con porch a t Sap and Salt, yesterday, the fight, and as such would be In v io -]Th58 is a lucky tow n, as owing to a trolley poles wooden pickets, pal-
law. peculiar condition, it will get a paved ¡ng8, hoops and staves will be ad-
y e ste rd ay by M ayor L am kin and boys’ o rp h an ag e a t S traw b rid g e, sum ers may only be prevented by a follow ing guests of Mr. Jesse W in- lation of the sta te
rigid
system
of
rationing.
F
u
tu
re
burn
ad
jo
u
rn
e
d
to
the
law
n,
and
This
action
of
th
e
governor
h
its
Htreet r ’Sht th ro u g h th e h e a rt of m jtted free by th is action, which
C ouncilm en Frost and Pierce, and near here, last night. The fire is
production,
even
if
th
e
m
ines
soon
th
ere
organized
w
hat
will
henceforth
Dempsey
and
his
m
anager,
Jack
town, which will cost close to $25,- waa vigorously opposed by the ta riff
in two C:trs the p arty journeyed still b u rn in g and th re a te n s to de
begin
producing
a
t
a
norm
al
rate
,
be
know
n
as
th
e
“
S
outhern
Oregon
K
earns,
a
stiff
jo
lt
in
th
e
neighbor-i
G00 and w ith o u t exp en d itu re of a j,]oc.
leisurely a d istan ce of ab o u t nine stroy the e n tire village.
will
not
m
eet
the
needs
of
consum
C
am
psite
P
rotection
A
ssociation”
:
j
hood
of
th
e
ir
financial
belt.
The
cent
by (be city o r county.
]
----------------------------
m iles up A shland canyon to Brushy
T here w ere no fire escapes on the ers, officials today declared.
Mrs.
F.
G.
Sw
edenburg,
Miss
cham
pion’s
g
u
a
ra
n
tee
for
the
Labor
The
s
ta
te
highw
ay
com
m
ission;
p
A y ( j E u £ jjh a TION
cam p at the end of th e forest service building, and m any ch ild ren w ere
m
ade
the
discovery
th
a
t
if
th
e
paved
Grace
C
ham
berlain,
Miss
E
lizabeth
day
bout
was
$150,000.
COMMITTEES A PIN »INTED
road and a t an elevation of about rescued by being low ered down from
road to th e n o rth and so u th of town
Palm er, Jesse W inburn, George A. |
------------------------
A rrangem ents for the big Labor
6000 teet above sea level.
th e balcony to th e g round by m eans
I was to be connected up, the high- d ay celebration are being whipped
G ardner, Oliva B ursell, Jam es Owen.i
The day was perfect, and condi of bed sheets m ade into ropes.
I way would have to be constructed I !nto shape ra p id iy and a g rea t cele
W illiam B ruin, Paul Ruyning, C. E.
tio n s for the trip the very best. The
The bodies of th e 12 boys which
rig h t th ro u g h town. A couple of Oration is assured, as everyone in-
G ates, F. P. F a rre ll, and C. H.
e n tire party , w ith th e exception of were recovered from th e ru in s this
perm its to cross priv ate p roperty I terested l8 w orking to m ake th e dhy
Pierce.
M ayor G ates, of M edford,
M ayor L am kin and Mr. F ro st, who m orning, w ere b u rn t and ch arred
¡w
as all th at was necessary on the! a success.
acted as tem porary chairm an, and!
w ere due in town early in Pie a fte r beyond recognition. It is feared th a t
i
p
a
rt of the tow n a u th o ritie s, and
The follow ing com m ittees have
th e follow ing w ere designated as in-j
noon, i em ained a t Sap and Salt for a a great m any m ore perished.
th
e
w
ork
will
be
done
a
t
th
e
expense
co
rp
o
rato
rs
u
n
d
er
the
s
ta
te
law
s:
been
appointed to carry out the var
), ost d. ilghtful d in n er served out of
of
the
state.
Jesse
W
inburn,
G.
A.
G
ardner,
C.
E.
ious
activities:
doors, by th e ever genial host, Jesse EATS M APLE SY R U P FROM
Advisory com m ittee— Rev. Old
G ates, F. P. F a rre ll and C. H.
W in b u rn .
O thers
p resent w ere
T R E E S THAT HE PLANTED
F R E E STATE TROOPS REMOVE
field,
E. F . M ontgom ery, J. E. H a r
Pierce.
M ayor C. E. G ates and A ttorney
F ra n k Ross, who recently left
R E B E L MENACE TO DUBLIN ris, H enry Voss, Joe Sm ith and John
W
ith
his
custom
ary
generosity,
F ra n k P. F a rre ll of M edford, Mrs. A shland to m ake a business trip to
______ ___
DUBLIN
Aug. 16.— F ree S tate >iej i a r ten
Jesse W inburn presented th e tre a s
S w edenburg. Miss C ham berlain and M aine, has w ritten relativ es th a t lie
STAYTON, Or., Aug. 16.— A half
troops
a
re
on
th e offensive a g a in st j S ports com m ittee— II. J. C arter.
u
re
r
of
the
new
organization
w
ith
a
Mias P a lm e r, joined la te r in the is enjoying his visit in th e fa r east- block in th e h e a rt of the business
KLAMATH
FALLS,
Aug.
16.—
republican
irre
g u la rs
in
county] Roy Hale j c C ozart and E H .
check for $500, in order, he said.
a fte rn o o n by R anger Bert Peachey, e rn sta te s very m uch.
I d istric t was destroyed^by fire early . th
a t it m ight n ot be handicapped a t! (S p ecial)— Mrs. Paul W alter,
of L outh, and th e m enace to D u b lin jBush
rep re sen tin g th e United States forest
An item of in te rest in the le tte r ¡th is m orning. The dam age is esti-j th e s ta r t by lack of funds.
Ste nm an, Oregon, near A shland, was from the no rth is considered past.
, R efreshm ent com m ittee— N. Dix,
service.
was the fact th a t he has had t h e 1 m ated a t a h u n d red th ousand dol-i
This has been a pet p ro ject of drow ned th is m orning about 7:30
The F ree S tate advance in t h e |A P]acku8, H G. W olcott and Bert
It was agreed by th e city and privilege of eatin g m aple syrup from ; lars.
Countv Ju d g e G ardner for a l o n g ° clock 1,1 Cry8tal creek at Malm e w estern counties continues. Lineal I T u rn e r
county a u th o ritie s th a t the im prove tre e s th a t he set out when he lived I It is believed the blaze s ta rte d in
tim e, and th is seem s to him the op-i S p n n g s about four m iles lrom loll, n e a r the n o rth w estern b order of] I Speakers
m ittee
ittee— F. R. Byers
Speakers com
com m
m ent of th e first unit of th e canyon th ere as a boy over 60 years ago.
i the lau n d ry room of th e Com m ercial I
Rocky Point.
county
Cork
was
c
ap
tu
red
by
the
and
l
D.
Hayes.
p o rtu n e m om ent to launch th e sam e
sc e n t; drive system , th a t from the
I hotel, which was en tirely destroyed, T.
.,
- all
j, pres-
D etails are
e u iars.
la rs
A rran g em en ts com
com m ittee — Rav.
It
was a new idea
to nearly
,, lacking ' but Postinas- re
«csu
Ashndnd city lim its to the upper in
as w ere also th e Gem confectionery, ent. but m ade a certain hit w ith ter A’ C’ Allen of Rocky P oint 8 tat-| .
O
ldfield.
Nels
E
rickson,
R. M. P a rr,
tak e , a distance of th re e m iles,
th e G ardner general m erchandise plenty of enthusiasm in evidence. *d th \ l Mrs W a’ters and her h u s- U
Olen
H
all,
C
harles
W
inne,
J. E. Har-
should be begun th is fall under the
HI
I and grocery store, and the K lecker
band w ere out fishing and were try
I
ris,
Joe
Sm
ith,
E.
H.
Bush,
Henry
The
object
is
purely
p
hilanthropic
directio n of S tate E n g in eer P aul
, m erchandise store.
ing to change positions in the boat
j
C
a
rte
r
and
W
illiam
Nelson
Jr.
R eyning actin g for th e county, and
Most of the guests of th e hotel and a ltru istic , for the benefit of a when it capsized.
Budget C om m ittee— H. J. C arter,
R oad Supervisor Bruin, who has an I
- were asleep when th e fire broke out. very large public, it is hoped.
The
body
was
recovered
two
hours
H.
B. C arter, E. H. Bush, W illiam
The m em bership fee will be nom
excellent rep u ta tio n as road b uilder j
They were routed o ut and
all I
la te r in 16 feet of w ater.
I
Nelson
J r., C harles W inne and Rev.
and as an econom ical m anager of
b rought safely from th e b urning inal. perhaps as low as a d o llar a
Mr. W a lter is in the em ploy of
year.
The
personnel
of
the
m
em
ber-!
j Oldfield.
public funds. A liberal app ro p riatio n
building, m ost of them in th e ir night
the Southern Pacific com pany, ;r.d
j Barbacue com m ittee— H enry Car-
ship
will
be
practically
u
n
restric
te
d
,
on a 50-50 basis .for th is purpose
I clothes. So quickly did th e flam es
has been located a t Steinm an as «lay
‘ ter, A. C. N ininger, H enry E nders,
has been agreed on betw een city and
m ake headw ay and so fiercely did th e inten tio n being to secure a large o p e ra to r for th e p ast two years.
Ed High and W ilPam Leer,
m em bership all over so u th ern Ore-1
county a u th o ritie s, and Supervisor]
th e fire burn, th a t practically n o th
They cam e to Oregon from Louisi-
j
B. F. M ontgom ery is general
gon.
and
each
m
em
ber
a
booster.
I
B ruin gives assu ra n c e of a very n o - !
ing of value was saved.
ana.
-----------------
1
chairm
an for the celebration, and
The
1925
F
a
ir
caravan,
which
left
The
real
design
is
to
secure
th
e
en
ticeable im provem ent to the u nit of
Mrs. W alter is survived by her
P
o
rtla
n
d
S
atu
rd
ay
aftern
o
o
n
,
has
th
u
sia
stic
m
oral
support
of
each
According to I. T. Sparks, th e L‘ D' Haves is se cre ta ry -tre a su re r.
th e road, his work to be com pleted
; husband and a th ree-y ear old baby
The M odern W oodmen and the
been keeping pace w ith th e schedule
com m unity and the e n tire public.
e a rly in th e spring.
girl. A siste r of the dead wom an d istric t freight and passenger agent
W
oodmen
of the W orld had planned
previously
set,
and
arrived
a
t
Con-:
Judge G a rd n er has had am ple op-]
T|»e presenet idea is not to com
of the S outhern Pacific, who. in com-
lives a t Tacom a, W ash.
a
jo
in
t
picnic
in the p ark , and these
p o rtu n ity to observe how desirable
pletely relo cate th e road so as to don Monday night, w here they were
| pany with M. M ontgom ery, th e Med-
organizations
have now joined w ith
cam psites w ere kept aw ay from g en-'
follow th e co n to u r of th e hills, royally received by the citizens of,
i ford S. P. sta tio n agent, was in town
the
labor
unions,
and th ere will be
eral use, and in few instances o n ly ,
w hich it is conceded would be ideal th a t place a fte r having had a busy
] this m orning, the em bargo on all
one
big
celebration
instead of two
m ade available fo r leasing or p u tting
a n d m ay come in th e fu tu re , but to and in te re stin g day.
classes of freight has been lifted,
se
p
ara
te
ones.
The p arty left Condon a t 7 o’clock
up cabins and sum m er homes.
m ake m any m ore tu rn o u ts, to chop
and the resum ption of re g u la r tra f
W hile it is not definitely known,
A s trik in g success has been the
o ff rocky points, to clear out consid Tuesday m orning, m aking stops a tj
fic was b rig h te r today th an it had
it is expected th a t the various W ood
sum m er colony a t Lake of th e Woods
e rab le b ru sh and sapling trees, to Fossil, A ntelope. M adras, P rineville]
been a t any tim e since the strik e be
m en team s will do some fancy d rill
and also th e priv ate sum m er colo
fla tte n off steep pitches, and fill and Redm ond and arriv in g a t Bend
gan. He said th a t from now to the
ing, and it is th o u g h t probable th a t
nies aro u n d P elican Bay, both large j
low spots and chuck holes— and An late in th e aftern o o n . A good sized i
end of the season, the pear crop
a prize will be offered for th e best
ly u n d e r governm ent supervision '
g en eral to m ake as good a road as delegation tu rn e d out a t each town, |
would move th ro u g h A shland a t the
d rill team .
and
everyone
seem
ed
e
n
th
u
sia
stic
A
vexed
question
as
to
w
h
ether
and
it
was
conceded
th
e
re
were
some
m ay be by follow ing the creek bed,
! ra te of about 20 cars a day.
All o th er organizations a re invited
ally
in
favor
of
the
exposition.
the
g
re
a
t
n
itra
te
p
lan
t
in
A
labam
a
draw
backs
which
m
ight
be
consider
as a t present.
to
tak e p a rt in the day’s celebration
Some
bad
luck
has
been
experi-
was
a
t
“
M
ussell”
or
“
M
uscle”
ably
overcom
e
by
the
p
resent
plan
•* It is calcu lated th a t th e present
___________
ROSEVILLE. Calif., Aug. . 16,
..
enced
by
som
e
of
the
20
cars
m
aking
Shoals,
th
a
t
has
been
m
ore
or
less
of
com
m
unity
ow
nership
and
re
g
u
The
Roseville
yards
of
th
e
S
outhern
with
or w ithout a drill team ,
all of
th re e m iles of road to the u p p er in
th
e
trip.
Mayor
B
aker’s
car
b
r
o
k
e
:
bothersom
e
to
the
new
spapers
of
the
lation
by
our
home
people.
Several
RED BLU FF, Calif., Aug. 16.— Pacific w ere hum m ing with activity which will help to m ake
the day a
ta k e will be im proved a t least 50
R eports of m ore or less dam age to today as tra ffic was resum ed, and com plete success.
per cent, as now contem plated, a d down, hut as he was n ear the fro n t ] country for a long tim e, has been such sites bordering Rogue riv e r and
w ith lake property from the w ind, rain and
accum ulated eastbound freight w
a
s ----------------------------
m ittin g of course th a t the grade will of the caravan, he was picked up by se ttle d by H. W. H artm an , th e head Its trib u ta rie s and o th ers
a n o th e r car and was on hand am ong of the H a rtm a n Syndicate, who is frontage and ad jo in in g fine springs, electric storm th a t passed over por- m oving forw ard.
SU R PR ISE PARTY GIVEN
still be fairly steep and steady.
M embers
of
th e “ Big F o u r"
FOR ASHLAND RESID ENT
Much en th u siasm was shown by the first a t the next stop. The radio exploiting the production of oil from a re under consideration by th e asso- tions of T eham a county w ere siftin g
th ro u g h yesterday.
Probably the brotherhoods here, who walked o u t
Ed Coovling was very agreeably
th e e n tire p a rty of county and city car was a n o th e r th a t had bad luck, the m o untains of shale in th is vicin-i elation.
Judge G ard n er stated th a t some m ost extensive dam age cam e from Sunday evening, re tu rn e d to th e ir surprised a t h 's hom e last evening,
officials reg a rd in g the extension of having dropped from the line d u rin g lty.
Mr. H artm an , d u rin g the w ar, was of th e sites could be m ade available the grass and b rush fire on the Dia- places sh o rtly a fte r m idnight, fol- by ab o u t 25 friends, who dropped in
th e p resen t forest service road to the day M onday, as had th e baggage
th e su m m it of M ount A shland, and car. The radio car was not m issed chief of m aintenance of wav and to the general public th ro u g h th is mond range a few m iles northw est lowing an agreem ent reached at a on him <as he was se ttin g down to
th ence e a stw a rd to th e Pacific h ig h so badly, b u t the baggage car, w h ic h : co nstruction of the g reat n itra te association w here not otherw ise pos- Of Red Bluff, and ad jo in in g ranges, conference betw een th e ir represen- cat his dinner.
way n e a r Siskiyou sum m it, and te n was carry in g all th e clean c lo th in g ! plant. In speaking of th e dispute sible, also th a t it would be possible . F anned by a stiff wind, the flam es tativ e s and railro ad officials, the
H aving announced th e ir intention
in some instances to acquire control spread rapidly across the Diamond principal fe a tu re of which is a new of helping him celebrate his birth
ta tiv e plans w ere suggested by th e of the caravan m em bers, caused reg ard in g th e nam e he said :
“ Both a re correct. The original of desirable sites by the exchange of range and w ere headed tow ard th e a rra n g e m e n t of the guard system in day. the p arty decided to have din-
county officials tow ard s th e actual quite a little inconvenience, as the
ner in L ithia p ark , and loaded into
bu ild in g of a section of th is road coats and collars of the p arty were nam e was “ M ussel Shoals,” ow ing to s ta te lieu land o r o th e r sim ilar ba- H u n te r section. A call was sent and about the yards.
left
behind.
the
g
rea
t
q
u
a
n
titie
s
of
the
shell
fish
sis
a
t
a
m
erely
nom
inal
cost.
It
is
,
0
Red
Bluff
for
men
to
hejp
fight
]
six
cars and w ere soon a t the p’enic
next sum m er from Siskiyou sum m it
The
carav
an
is
en
ro
u
te
today
found
in
th
a
t
vicinity,
and
it
would
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug.
1
6
.—
grounds,
w here an elab o rate d inner
also
believed
th
a
t
this
association
(ke
blaze.
^ n th e Pacific highw ay, w estw ard
from
Bend
to
K
lam
ath
F
alls,
and
to-
so
have
rem
ained
to
th
e
end
of
the
W
ith
the
situ
a
tio
n
a
t
Roseville
and
was
served.
A birth d ay cake w ith
may in course of tim e be endow ed
L ate rep o rts indicated th e grass
lowaYds M ount A shland, assum ing
m
orrow
will
be
spent
at
C
ra
te
r
Lake
ch
ap
ter,
had
it
not
been
for
the
er-
by public sp irited individuals w ith and b rush w ere still bu rn in g , but th e Tracy cleared up and negotiations 36 candles was the centerpiece,
th a t by th a t tim e th e forest service
Mr. Coovling received quite a
w ill be ready w ith th e co-operation leaving th ere F riday m orning and ro r of a sten o g rap h er who m ade the several such sites, and a defin ite situ a tio n was not so m enacing, the now u n d er way with s trik in g mem-:
of Mr. W inburn and o th er individ reaching Prospect for lunch. A fter tra n sc rip tio n s of th e original con- purpose is w henever so requested men having m eanw hile gained con- bers of th e “ Big F o u r” at Stockton, num ber of beau tifu l as well as sub-
G enera! M anager J. H. D yer of th e s ta n tia l gifts, am ong which was a
u als to com plete th e sky-line unit a short stop in M edford the p arty tra c ts, when construction was begun and acceptance secured, th a t th e as trol ¡n several places,
along the sum m it ridges of the Sis will a rriv e in A shland a t 5 o’clock by the governm ent. The form of the sociation may act as a holding com-
The high wind did some dam age S outhern Pacific, today announced spot light and m irro r for his car.
Those p resent w ere: Mr. and Mrs.
kiyou range, circling M ount A shland Friday evening, for a scheduled stop co n tracts was dictated to th e stenog- pany for th e public, both of lands, to the hop crop near G erber, blow- th a t th e outlook for rail tra ffic is
j rap h er, and in the absence of any im provem ents
and
m iantenance* ¡ng down about 80 acres in one field b e tte r th an it has been for m any Ed Coovling, Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur
and connecting w ith th e present of two hours and a half.
Mayor L am kin has received of-j know ledge to th e c o n tra ry , she funds.
Jordon, Mr and Mrs. A. Jordon, Mr.
days.
te rm in u s a t B rushy cam p. In fact,
of the H o rst company.
The scope of the association will
Rnd Mrs. S. Jo rdon. Mr. and Mrs.
th e w hole project now has a look ficial notification th at the p arty will w rote it ‘M uscle S hoals.’ As every
Glenn Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
of c e rta in ty and of fairly early re a li arriv e, and plans are being com plet- one jn W ashington a t th a t tim e in general be verv broad, and its SK1RT M AKES PARACHUTE
ACADEMIC WAR PENDING,
ed for th e ir e n te rta in m e n t w hile in was looking to put a ‘kick' in every- activities m any, all how ever, as its
AND SAVES WOMAN’S LIFE
WHAT AND WHY IS A LEMON Guiley. Mrs. Conweil. Mrs. Jennie
zation.
I thing, and ‘m uscle’ was indicative nam e im plies, in th e general direc-
At la st n ig h t’s m eeting of the city th e city.
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LOS ANGELES Aug. 1 6 — South- Sclnvan and th e Misses Qfctra Kof-
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of s tre n g th , th e clerk s let it go at tion of m aking available and keep-
council, th e m a tte r of correspon
ROME. Aug. 16.— Sofia C itariso ern C a lfo rn ia ran ch ers had a new ran. Mae H adfield. E rn estin e Hicks,
th a t, a lth o u g h it is doubtful w heth- ing up the m any cam psites trib u ta ry was saved by a sk irt.
dence and conference w ith forest SOVIET W ILL DEFY ALLIES ON
w orry today.
They were try in g to C landine Cox. A deline Coovling, Ol-
PR IV A TE PR O PE R T Y RIGHTS er the m istake was ever discovered to the Pacific highw ay.
service officials was placed in th e
Sofia, who was su ffering from a figure out w hat is a lem on— the kind ga Jo id o n , Hazel H undnel, and the
hands of C ouncilm an C. H Pierce,
MOSCOW. Aug. 16.— Soviet Rus- at all. As the governm ent has set the
The a s s o c a tio n has no idea of op- religious m ania, jum ped into the th a t grow on
trees, of course. Messrs. P itm an , A lfred Reck, 1 red
w ith th e solid indorsem ent and sia has reversed her policy since the seal of approval on ‘Muscle S hoals,’ ening up th e A shland w atershed for s t reet front an upper window of her
Dr. W. E. R ingle of th e K ansas Beck, T heodore Sm ith and Fonnev
hack in g of the c iin c il.
H ague conference, and a stro n g in- th a t m ust now be deem ed the pro- such purposes, and th e tim e and borne, a fte r announcing her inten- S tate Norm al school, says a lemon Jordon.
tim arion was given today th a t the per nam e.”
place of the first m eeting w ere m ere- tion to “ give h erself to the L ord.”
is not a fru it but a berry. Then he
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governm ent will defy th e allied pow-
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ly coincidences.
a m inute a fte r her jum p, Sofia supplem ents th a t sta te m e n t by add- COLORADOANS ON VISIT
ers as a group upon the questions of o i J I TIMES RECALLED
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arose front th e pavem ent and w alked ing th at a berry is not b erry, hut a
TO ASHLAND FRIENDS
R E P U B I.K ’AN BANQUET
AT M EDFORD TONIGHT the Im perial debt and private prop
away, her heavy sk irts having acted fru it.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Garwood, of
BY PR IN TED SPEECH
DENTIST K ILLED W H ILE
e rty rights.
as a p arach u te, broke her fall.
But Dr. George Clem ents, head of Bouid er Colo., and Miss Clara Gar
CLEANING HIS GUN.
T he republicans of Jackson county
E. H. Coder recently re -eived a
the h o rtic u ltu ra l dep artm en t of th e wood> of c a n y o n City, stopped a few
SHUFFLIN'” PHIL BARRED
copy of an Idaho paper which had
w ill hold a banquet to n ig h t a t th e
NEW FLUME COMPLETED
Los A ngnles cham ber of co m m erce,, day(, Hie la tte r p a rt of the week in
FROM BASEBALL FO REVER part of a spee -a delivered before the
H otel M ed fo fl a t 6 o’clock, at w hich
HOOD RIV ER. Aug. 1G.— Dr. E.
ON KLAMATH PR O JE C T says:
th e cam p ground, and incidentally
PITTSBURG, .Aug. 16.— “ Shuf- Idaho pioneers in 1888, giving par- T. H ill, a form er d e n tist, was found
tim e S ta te C hairm an W alter M.
A new flum e has ju st been com
“ W hy not say a lem on is a cherry, visited with the C. C. D arling fam-
Tooze will be present to m ake a flin ” Phil D ouglas, noted baseball tic u la rs of the Nez Perce Indian w ar dead yesterday in th e garage at his pleted by the U nited S tates reclam a which is ju st as sensible as to call it ¡jy. on jjo rth Main stre e t. The Gar
player, has been forever ruled out of: of 1877.
sh o rt talk . ‘
hom e, according to news received tion service in w hat is known as th e a b erry? A lem on is a fru it when woods have been on th e road for
Mr. Coder had been in Idaho less here today.
A m eeting of the Jackson county organized baseball by Ju d g e Landis.
K lam ath project in K lam ath coun it has reached such a degiee of cul- ejgk t weeks, having come by way of
c e n tra l com m ittee was held th is a f D ouglas was charged w ith dickering th an a year a t the tim e th is war
(}rand Canyon and th rough
He had gone to th e garage to ty, w here a vast acreage is being tivation as to m ake it edible, o th er-
tern o o n . an d plans for th e fall cam w ith players on o th e r team s to broke out and was in th e thick of clean a shotgun p rep arato ry to a tran sfo rm ed into highly productive wise a lem on.”
| so u th e rn C alifornia. They left here
paign laid o u t as fa r as it was pos throw gam es. P resid en t H evdler, of the fig h tin g for several m onths, but h u n tin g trip . He was found dead a g ric u ltu ra l lands.
—
'M onday m orning fo r the n o rth , ex
th e N ational league, and Ju d g e L a n -'c a in e out w ith flying b anners and is w ith a hole in his left side. It is
sib le to do so a t th is tim e.
We w onder if he will p u t out his pecting to m ake E ugene before ev-
The flum e is bo constructed th a t
Several A shland people expect to dis a re h e re m aking an in v e stig a -! still able to tell of h is th rillin g ! believed th e gun was accidentally it will last fo r h alf a century, and cam p fire th e next tim e he is in the ening.
They will re tu rn hom e by
tlon.
¡experiences a t th a t tim e.
a tte n d the banquet tonight.
way of Y ellow stone park.
discharged.
give efficient service.
forest.
GOESES FLEE FROM
BURNING HOTEL
I