♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, w u n o u i th e aid of m edicine, cures nin e cases o u t of ten of asth m a. <& This is a proven fact. A shland D aily tidings • <8> ❖ ozone a t A shland. The p u re do- <$> m estic w ater helps. ♦ <§> 4 <$> (International News Wire Service) VOLUME 4 (Successor to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, VoL 43) ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 Scene of Near East Conference W’AL I’LL SWAN WE NEVER THOUCHT ABOUT THE FOWLS TA h QchoA^'Z-C i / ? ZZ No. 47 ENGLISH PARTY FIGHT LOOMING Girls Wade in Boston’s Frog Pond LOCAUNGLES A fter w atching the graceful move- 23 m ea ts of th e sw ans as they swam and dove In search of p a rticu la rly ; choice m orsels th a t lie on the bot­ MRS. PETTIBONE IN RECEIPT OF tom of the lake in L ith ia p ark , som e­ TORIES AND LIBERALS JOIN TELEGRAM SENT FROM one with a curious expression upon AGAINST LARORITES FOR HERE his face, tu rn e d to his com panion CONTROL 'a n d asked: “ W hat becomes of the sw ans in DAUGHTER DISAPPEARS % LAW SAYS INHERITANCE the w inter tim e ? ” ENROUTE FROM ASHLAND ' WILL HOLD FRIENDSHIP A pause. No answ er. The question irrita te d and the a n ­ Investigation Storteti to Find Sender Formal Alliance Deemed Not Neces­ sw er evaded th e m ost carefu l search- Of Me sage and Locate Mrs. sary by New Premier; Many Im ­ lin g of th e in n erm o st portions of the Batchelor; Son-in-Law Is Also portant Prom ises Are Made by b rain of th e one th u s addressed, in Sought by Authorities. Tory Government in Manifesto. an e ffo rt to rem em ber som e of the W aterfront of tlie little town of Mudunia where the allied and Kemalist tra its and c h a ra c te ristic s of the fowl. Cun you imagine gills going wading In Boston’s public frog pond? They LONDON, Oct. 26.— E ngland ' is PORTLAND, Oct. 26.— G reater m ilitary lenders were in a conference designed to avert w ar between tlie did, the other day, but It was a part of the initiation of co-eds of Boston No hope. It was useless. vigor has been injected into th e po- Turks and Great Britain. In the foreground Is a Turkish ship, sunk at the w ithout a p arliam en t for the first college into sororities, and tlie candidates peeled off their 6ilkeu hose and In an effo rt to learn of the dis­ lice investigation of th e ap p a re n t w^u r* by the Greeks. waded into the cold w uter without u murmur. tim e in four years’. A b itte r politi­ position of th e lovely c re a tu re s, ___________________ poisoning Sunday of Mrs. C. A P e t­ cal stru g g le to control the new p a r ­ m any people w ere interview ed. The tibone, No. 341 E ast 76th stre e t, liam ent is converging into a double answ ers, to say th e lea st, w ere, * 1 com bat w ith the tories and liberals <$• AMBASSADOR HARVEY w ith the disclosure th a t a telegram TONGUE NEARLY SEVERED «’ unique, and in m any cases, m ore or MAINTAINS STATEMENT \ the social elem ent. STILL ATTENDS SCHOOL “ T h a t’s easy ,” replied th e firs t ' d a u g h te r, was sent by a m an. The! i Follow ing Lloyd G eorge's u tte r- ---------- « i m an seen. “ They pack ’em in m oth , ' ances yesterday, calling for a har- LONDON, Oct. 26.— D espite < ♦ > . m an who sent th e m essage is said to TH E DALLES, Or., Oct. 26. I balls and sto re them away for the <$> in te rn a tio n a l p ro tests f r o m 1 m onious relatio n betw een America resem ble A drian F. B atchelor. Mrs. i i<3> Despite the fact th a t his tongue •€> w in te r.” P e ttib o n e ’s son-in-law who is sus- i and E ngland, P rem ier Law said: <$> wom en and clergym en of the was b itten in two, th a t he Is A nother m an, a h u n te r of wild “ M aintenance of good friendship pected of ad m in iste rin g th e poison, i < §> U nited S tates and G reat B rit- 3>; <» United ^ ¡ fow, Wftg next q Uegtioned, th e q u e s - l^ being fed th ro u g h a tube a n i ■$> used and un d erstan d in g w ith America T he police now suspect m ore th an <§> ain. A m bassador H arvey refused j tio n ’ tak in g the form of the a b o v e > is unable to talk , U -y e a r-o ld ❖ ! will be based on com m unity of in ­ <$> to a lte r his d eclaration th a t ever th a t Mrs. P e ttib o n e ’s d au g h ter, H arold Boothby refused to miss answ er to the first inquiry. ‘ th e Bible gives no recognition t 1' B atch elo r’s wife, has been done tere sts and Inherited ideals, and not The ' m ore th an one day of his school <$> “ N othing like th a t a t all. Mrs. Lydia A. Jo rd a n , a resident of women having souls, conse- aw ay w ith, because no satisfacto ry Im m ediately a fte r a special drill upon a form al alliance.” <$> theory is absolutely w rong and w ith :<§> work. v ^ p la n a tio n has yet been m ade for of A shland for the p ast 15 years, ]3> quently they a re not bound by The boy was rid in g his bi th is evening, m em bers of th e 484th The tory governm ent m an ’festo ¡o u t foundation. They bury t h e i n - '^ h e r disappearance. passed aw ay a t her hom e a t 1 1 '^ th e ten com m andm ents.” <*> i selves in th e m ud a t the bottom of <§> cycle a t th e railro ad sta tio n <$> com pany will go to the Vining the- h08 prom ised to su p p o rt th e le a g u e H arvey says it was m erely an A nother telegram was received o’clock W ednesday n ig h t, a t the age <¥> a tr e and see the e n tire perform ance, of nations, the ratificatio n of Ine w hen he fell, and his teeth prac- the lak e.” Tuesday night by Mrs. P e ttib o n e, | of 75 years, 10 m onths and 22 days, a fte r d in n er speech, and he does <$> tically severed half his tongue. <8> which includes the film s show ing the A nglo-Irish tre a ty and a peaceful rte- j This was not believed, th is tim e from San Francisco. It Mrs. Jo rd a n had not been in good <•> not propose to qualify o r e n te r <§> A shland coast a rtille ry u n it in action velopm ent of India under the 19 la i F u rth e r search revealed an aston- into controversy and declines <§> constitution. < •> back and Tuesday th e lad, at- -§ > a t F o rt W orden last June. : ishing lack of know ledge upon the nam e, The m essage reads as fol- last F rid ay took a tu rn for the! all in v itations to ad d ress worn- Courses in lessons in hand to hand ' 1 I personal h ab its of sw an. A fter the <®> though su fferin g keenly, insist- lows: Saw a rticle in paper? Are w orst. She leaves a large num ber |<$> e n ’s clubs. He also said he be- , fighting in physical education, have ROOSEA ELT T o BE HONORED ; ed to his m other, Mrs. L. M. < S > b a th tu b , the n a ta to riu m , and the you all rig h t? W ire me care W est- of friends in the city who will miss'. 3> lieved it a good th in g to s tir up BY AMERICA BOY SCOUTS comm enced. A dditional classes in fo u n tain in the Plaza had been sug- Boothby, th a t he m ust get back <-> e rn U nion.” The P o rtlan d police her. Mrs. Jo rd a n was born in Rock-, thought. He set th e ball roll- <$> to his studies. He had his way. ing, but has no desire to con- by vatiouh wits, H a r r s De< , Boy Scouts th ro u g h o u t the coun­ onet school are slated to begin in ‘ p ark su p e rin te n d e n t, was appealed try will again this year o’ serve the San F rancisco a u th o ritie s w hether 3 1846. <•> tinue. Mrs. H arvey refuses to 4> the near fu tu re . C aptain J. Q. Ad­ m ake any com m ent. < $ > t0 as iinal a u .h o n t} .. birth d ay of th e ir Chief Scout C iti­ th e telegram was sent by a m an or Besides her husband, P. am s took the e n tire course, being th re e sons Don t x\ ot i > about . te s'A a n . . m j zen, Theodore Rooseve’ . This ob­ a wom an. dan, she is survived by sent from the coast defenses of the boy. They know how to tak e care of servance will tak e the form of pa­ The local a u th o ritie s now hold the and one d a u g h te r, J. S. Jo rd a n , A. E. Colum bia, w hile a lie u te n a n t in the them selves and enjoy a plunge in | trio tic m ass m eetings, outdoor and theory th a t B atchelor left P o rtlan d Jo rd a n and W. F. Jo rd a n , all of Ash- re g u la r arm y, to the school a t Camp j w in ter as m uch as a swim in the indoor, w ith ap p ro p riate speeches a fte r he dropped out of sight Sunday land, and Mrs. J. W. Corban, of Day- Lewis. sum m er tim e. H ow ever, we are go­ and cerem onials, the plan tin g of me- m orning and w ent south, stopping a t ton, Va. A fter the drill Monday night, Ser- ing to ere c t a sm all house to sh elter „ . . . . .. m orial trees, the dedication of scout A shland to send the teleg ram and i F u n e ral services will he held F r i­ geant C r^ v so n trie d o u t his radio .. the fowl should the w eath er be cold & . . cabins, and so forth. As usual, the then going to San F rancisco and day a fte rn o o n a t 2 o’clock from the receiving set a t the A rm ory, and j enough to freeze the surface of the em phasis will be placed by the lea d ­ j B rethren ch urch, co rn er of Iowa and sending the second. m em bers of th e n ational guard unit ! lake. P rovisions will also he m ade ers n o t only on fittin g ly m em orial­ No poison had yet been found to- M ountain avenue, in charge of H. C. enjoyed a fine concert. I to heat th eir a p a rtm e n t should ex- izing the m an who conform ed so day in the cup front which Mrs Pet- Stock. In te rm e n t will be m ade a t Scores m ade in com petitive shoot- i trenie cold visit A shland. The birds closely to the scout ideal of ntan- tib o n e d ran k . the M ountain View cem etery. ing, 10 shots being fired a t 50 feet hood .