A shland D aily ♦ ASHLAND CLIMATE, wnnout • «> the aid of medicine, cures nine «> Q> cases out of ten of asthma. Q «> T his is a proven fact. e tidings (International News Wire Service) VOLUME 4 (Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, VoL 43) MALARIA GERMS cannot sur- <$> vive three months !n the rich «> <8* ozone a t A shland. The pure do- <*> ❖ «> <§> mestic water helps. ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1922 VOTERS URGED BOOTH ADVOCATES No. 56 -^ T rip le ts Stili in Action s WE SUPPLY THE THE STATE LAW Hon. R. A. Booth, of Eugene, i m em ber of the sta te highw ay com-j CAMPAIGNING M IS T (E A S E AT m ission, addressed a g a th e rin g a t 111 O’CLOCK (M IDNIGHT) the Lyric th e a tre S aturday n ight on! MONDAY .th e issues of the election of Novem- ' h er 7.- ! “ Taxation is a legislative func- TIDINGS COMPLETES LIST POLLS AND BOUNDARIES Mr. tiOn and not executive” he declared. _____ Booth then proceeded to tell! IU S IC DR B L A K E JOES' THE D A N C IN G ¡C Z -, «H ' 5 *1' 1 ’ z J << y J3 í ‘X íí WÍ 'CG F ran ch ise H olders Have No Plea o f liOW W a,ter M- P ierce, in his opin- Æ IgnoiiiiM'e or P o r tio n of Ballot ion’ had neglected to follow out his B oxes to O ffer; Boxes Placed by policy of tax reduction while a ,D < 3 < m em ber of th e legislature. G rainger Today. It was also sta te d th a t in the state! V oters and su p p o rte rs of various service a m ajority of autom obiles! can d id ates and offices a re cautioned w ere F ords, 30 of which were g ifts' a g a in st violating the Oregon Cor- °I the federal governm ent, also 4 5 1 1 rupt I’ractices act, which sta te s th a t tru c k s and m uch o th e r e q u ip m e n t! no b a n n e rs may be displayed no r received w ithout any charge from any m eetings held a fte r m idnight of the governm ent. N early 200 of day proceeding election. Hence these tru ck s have been passed on to all sh o uting and boosting of favor- counties w ithout p rofit, w hile 250 ites m ust be com pleted by 12 o'clock are in use by the s ta te on road work, p. m. this evening. j -Mr. Booth urged th a t the people A nother point upon which a large of Jackson county vote the $100,- portion of tlie populace is ig norant 000 bond issue to com plete th e Ash- is th a t of soliciting rides to the polls. I lan d-K lam ath F alls highw ay, and to V oters have th e rig h t to. ask a build the bridge a t Gold H ill, as frien d for a ride in his m achine t u t this m atching of federal funds would \W th e m an w ith an autom obile is not aid in g e ttin g the C ra te r Lake high- p erm itted under th e law to seek way and o th er projects th a t will passengers for the purpose of tak- serve to com plete a b e tte r o u tle t for ing them to the ballot boxes. ! local products. Mft iiii Voting booths were d istrib u ted G. F. Billings presided a t the and set up a t the various polling m eeting, and George Dunn, republi- places today by G. M. G rainger, lo- can nom inee for sta te sen ato r, was cal election sh eriff. Ignorance of called upon for a few rem arks. Dur- position of boxes will be no excuse ing his stay in the city, Mr. Booth fo r staying a t hom e, for following was e n te rta in ed by E. V. C arter, a re the precinct boundary lines and with whom he has associated for a the voting places in each precinct: g rea t m any years. N orthw est A shland -------------------------— Beginning a t th e co rn er of N orth Main and Bush s tre e ts, ru n n in g , west in Bush s tre e t to Scenic drive, thence no rth w est on Scenic drive to section line dividing sections 5 and! 8, thence west to west city lim its , j thence no rth to n o rth city lim its,! (Editorial) thence east on n o rth city lim it to! Rev. Lawrence of the Medford Preshv- hands in the mess He was silent on the N orth Main stre e t, thence south on “ N orth Main stre e t to place of be- F o r the second tim e in the past terian church filled the pulpit of Rev. Koeh subject. But when the stranger, the Med- ginning. Voting place at Ju n io r week a business firm rep o rts thieves ler last night. He preached a great sermon foul minister, showed up, it was Lamkin’s high school. ■ anxious to see the inside of a safe, j W est C en tral A shland D uring the w eek-end, the safe a t The only jar in tlie service was when, opliortnnity, and he quickly availed himself Beginning a t the corner of Bush 'h e C arson-Fow ler L um ber com pany j through the influence of Deacon Lamkin, Tie of the chance to use the lack of knowledge and N orth Main stre e ts, ru nning was forced, though th e b u rg la rs re -' of tin: stranger on local situations to play a w est on Bush stre e t to Scenic drive,! reived nothing for th eir w ork. T h e ' announced the political parade that The Lain- thence no rth w est on Scenic drive t o , com bination to the safe was hung kin faction was to pull off today. Then the political coup. Dirty, dirty, dirty. section line dividing sections 5 and accom m odatingly upon th e k n o b j Rev. Koehler, lately, is trying to introduce 8 thence west to west city lim its, though the inside doors w ere j im - ! congregation went up in the air. The lengths th ence south on city lim its to south, mied. to which that .man will go in using his the spirit of the Lord into his church, instead city lim its, thence east on south city W arnings were given to all th e ' church, the \Y. ('. T. V. and everything and of ihat of dirty politics, and he should have lim its to G ran ite stre e t, thence m e r c h a n ts by J. W. H atcher, chief! ih.e support of all true Christians in the ef* no rth on G ran ite stre e t to N orth; of police, th is m orning. He b e lie v es; everybody else to pull his political chestnuts Main s tre e t, thence n o rth on N orth the w ork to be th a t of th e Kamo, out of the fire exemplifies the acme of gall. fort. AVe think a large majority of the Pres Alain stre e t to place of beginning, gang th a t recently rem oved $288 No doubt he tackled Rev. Koehler to make hy terian congregation are with Rev. Koehler V oting place a t M cCarthy building, i from the safe of the A shland Lum -! the announcement in the morning, hut Koeh in his honest and sincere effort and will re c o .n e r of Main and G ran ite s tr e e ts .! her com pany's office. 6LA'< ê tlie & Pulpit Politics VISITEO BY THIEVES East Central A s h l a n d ------------------------- ---- B e g in n in g 'a t the corner of G ran- W EA TH ER OUTLOOK FOR W EEK ite and N orth Main stre e ts, south o n ' ---------- G ran ite stre e t to south city lim its,! WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.— W eather ler', rather wishing to he used of The Lord than an astute politician, did not dirty his sent the attempt of Lamkin to neutralize the influence. thence east on south city lim its to! p ro babilities for th e period Novem- a point directly south of tlie c o rn er, her 6 to Novem ber 11, inclusive, are of A shland and Euclid stre e ts, I forecast as follows: thence n o rth to said co rn er of A sh-' Pacific Coast S tates— G enerally land and Euclid streets, thence west ; fair, except occasional rain in W ash- Mesi fo ld Residence Robbed— I «»«»«'«•«'•^•^«■«>«>«>«>«>^<î> Political Parade Lively— W hile Mrs. W illiam O ffutt, of on A shland stre e t to G uthrie stre e t, ington and Oregon. T em p eratu re LAST MINUTE BUNK S aturday aftern o o n , a parade, «> thence n o rth on G uthrie and G resh-' norm al on coast, and som ew hat be M edford, was visiting friends in th is «• «> sponsored by backers of the Locm is city the la tte r p a rt of the week, and «• am stre e ts to E ast Main street, low norm al in th e in terio r. It is a safe, guess th a t liter- <•> tick et, held a parade from C harlie th ence west on E ast and N orth, N o rth ern Rocky M ountain and¡H er husband was a t work in his m a- •> a tu re d istrib u ted d u ring the «> Loom is’ store, down Main s tre e t and Main s tre e ts to place of beginning. P la te a u Regions— G enerally fa ir an d ; ch in e' shop, thieves en tered th e ir . «> night before an election c a rrie s «> hack, over M echanic, ending up w ith Voting place, council chamber a t th e cool. residence and m ade way w ith a ' » sta te m e n ts th a t will not bear «• a trip back Main s tre e t and T hird large num ber of valuable a rticle s of • th e scru tin y of light. O therw ise «> and F o u rth streets. The procession city hall. Boulevard on A shland creek to ra ilro a d track s, w earing ap p a re l, including several j «• why w ait u n til the last m inute « was headed by the band, followed by A S H L A N D N E W S IN P A R A G R A P H AI SUNDAY SERVICE “ p^p» The B aptist church presented a ___________ gala appearance S aturday night and Sunday, w ith a color schem e of yel- ' CAN BE WHAT YOU WANT low and green, which harm onized T<> B E," W ISEHAUPT perfectly w ith the in te rio r decora- DECLARES tions of the building, exquisite yel- ' low chrysanthem um s w ith ferns and fir boughs, u n d er the hands and di- rection of M esdames M errill and Ox- _______ ford who showed th e ir a rtistic skill c h a ra c te r A nalyst to D evote Re ! and ab ility in the a rra n g e m e n t of m ainder o f Tim e in A shland to ; flow ers. S aturday n ig h t was the Special C lasses; W ill Visit th e ! last night of the appearance of Miss N orthern Part o f S ta le Next. ' C arvell a t th e ta rry in g m eetings, ! w here she has been a faith fu l w ork- L argely insp iratio n al, given by 1 er for the last four weeks. j request in response to heavy de- The m eeting S aturday night was m ands from those who had not yet the best and m ost im pressive even- heard him , the fo u rth of the public ing of the four w eeks’ cam paign, lectures was given by H ow ard J. Mias C arvell left on tra in 15 at m id- W isehaupt, c h a ra c te r analyst and night for her home in Y reka. She “ pep” m an a t th e Civic Club build- expects to stop off here F riday n ig h t ing S aturday evening, of th is week, on her way to Albany, “ You a re w hat you w ant to be. w here she Is going to A ssist Dr. if you w ant a th in g bad enough and Price in m eetings to begin next work hard enough, you will get it,” wepk- declared Mr. W isehaupt. “ E ighty- Russel R othbeg stopped y e s te r - o n e per cent of the present day fail- day betw een tra in s on his way to, ures a re from lack of tra in in g in the Albany, w here he is going as ad-j individual. Many a re w here they vance agent of th e m eetings. Rus- a re because of a lack of confidence, sell will be rem em bered a s D r .1 which is also a lack of know ledge ” P rice's secretary , and accordingly! U rging the utilization of spare ■ received a welcome in A shland. | m om ents for th e purpose of ad- FINAL PUBLIC LECTURE GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT The ta rry m eetings will continue vancem ent, Mr. W isehaupt divided !at the B aptist church on Monday,! th e 24 hour day into four p a rts: ¡W ednesday and F rid ay n ig h ts; a n d i e ,gh t for sleep, th re e in which to I th ere will be a Bible study on Thurs-I e a t ; nine for work and fo u r in which ; day night of this week. All of the to rest or recreate. In this last per- public are welcome to a tte n d these '¡ 0(j ¡t Was advised to take a t least ! m eetings. an h our daily for study. The story of the rise of Hugh C halm ers from the hum ble position of a sw eeper out of offices to th a t of sales m anager for the N ational Cash R egister com pany, »hrough the application to study in his spare mo m ents, was told by Mr. W isehaupt. C halm ers, while a ja n ito r studied a t nights, which e n a b le d him to tak e the position of office boy, la te r be- The superiority of the A sh la n d , conning a sten o g rap h er. Again he ¡football m achine over th a t of G rants atten d ed night school, specializing Pass was clearly shown S aturday, ¡n bookkeeping, a fte r which he was when th e red and w hite re tu rn ed to advanced to an a cco u n tan t’s position the city carry in g the large end of a and la te r salesm an, finally reaching 91 to 7 score. T hough the boys left b js goa] : possessed w ith confidence they j The lecture S aturday was th e final ¡w ould win the gam e, the c o m p le te -'one open t0 the pubiiC( M r. W ise. ! ness w ith which th is wq|s accom- haupt having organized m any classes i plished cam e as a surprise. j ¡n the city which will occupy his One of the sp ectacu lar in c id e n ts , e n tire a tte n tio n . Miss E ula Sliv- j of the contest was an 80 yard r u n t rosk, business and publicity m ana- for a touchdow n by Beeson who ger f0I. j^r. w ise h a u p t. will leave for •found him self in possession of the P o rtlan d Tuesday, w here she will pigskin and a clear field ahead. He arra n g e for a series of lectures in m ade the m ost of his opportunity. the n o rth ern p art of the state. F o u r m ore days yet intervene be fore the suprem e stru g g le of th e RAWK) BROADCAST PROGRAM season, when A shland and M edford ANNOUNCED FOR TONIGHT ! high school will m eet in M edford on A rm istice day. S upporters of both The following radio program will team s will be out en m asse, and . .b e broadcasted from KFAY, locat- , nearly as ¡much in te re st is being a t M edford by the P e ttit. Mc. .evinced in the com ing gam e as is in WilliamB trio this evening: ¡th e W illam ette valley d u rin g the in- L Violin s o l o g ......... Leonapd pet(it G.P.H.S., SCORE 91-7 tercollegiate contests. a. C anto amorc- i ............ Elm an b. My Old K entucky Home . . WAR VETERAN WILL .......................... F oster-Stoessel TALK ON STRUGGLE c. By the W aters of ME etouka ......................................’ aw rence Colonel Dan M organ Sm ith, lead- Interm ission and announcem ents er Of the “ B attalion of D eath,” w ild II. R eading and Plano piano 8010 solo ••• speak a t th e F irst P re sb y te ria n ' U ‘ K eaa,ng anrt ¿hurch T hursday evening 7 :3 o ' L oraine M cW illiams III. Violin solos . . . Leonard P e ttit o'clock on "T h e W orld's W ar and ™ a. M assa’s in the Cold, Cold the Fields of F ra n c e ,” u n d er the G round ............ Foster-Stoessel «> a large num ber of cars displajljng auspices of the W orld L e a g u e 1 b. Old Black Joe . Foster-Stoessel <$> p rom inent banners. A nother parade. A gainst Alcoholism c. Old Folks a t Home ............ «- sponsored by the su p p o rters of Dr. D uring th e w ar, Colone) Sm lih .......................... Foster-Stoessel «■ M. E. Blake, headed by the b a n d ,, com m anded the first b attalio n of the d. W altz, Op. 39 . B rahm s-H ochstiii ;was held th is afternoon. ¡3 5 8 th in fa n try , of the 90th division,! c. The R osary . . . N evis-K relsler • E broidery Club Meets— troops d rafted into the service from A lbert Stoessel’s a rra n g e m e n t of « , The F rid ay A fternoon Em broidery O klahom a and Texas. He and his * ! (th e old fam iliar songs form s a very «' club m et a t the home of Mrs. E a rl com m and num bering 1120 m en, en- . . # ■ , • ,• • .■ xs H osier . l and violinistic «■ on H elm an stre e t last week. t tered thé ’ St. Miehel drive, w here beau a ^fde tifu ^rom ^'K rei'srer’s a rra n ^ ^ Beginning at the corner of G resh- thence so u th on W a te r stre e t t o : pairs of shoes, two of Mr. O ffu tt’s. • when it will be too late to am and E ast Main stre e ts, ru n n in g N orth Main s tre e t, thence n o rth on suits of clothes, N ajavo b lan k ets, an «■ answ er it? The ♦> We are told th a t Briggs, south on ( ,resham and G uthrie N orth Main stre e t to place of be- overcoat, rain co at and hat. s tie e ts to A shalnd stre e t, thence ; ginning. V oting place, P resb y terian loot is valued a t betw een $500 and • L am kin & Com pany has pre- $600. e a |( on A shland stre e t to the corner! church. «> pared a kind of a new spaper, o f Euclid avenue, thence south to (>a k s tre e t M edford Swam ps R oseburg— • to be circulated ton ig h t, a fte r th e city lim its, thence east on the! B eginning a t the c o rn er of W ater One of th e larg e st football scores • th ere is no chance for the Loom- _ it. ~ j t . city lim its to E lkader stre e t, thence and N orth Main stre e ts, ru n n in g m ade i_ in so u th ern Oregon was ts s.de to answ er it, and read- .. j» j , a ___ _ -x . n o rth on E lk ad er stre e t to Prospect n o rth on W ater stre e t to the rail- chalked up by M edford S aturday ♦ ers receiving it can rest assured t th a t sta te m e n ts th erein will not «> The aftern o o n was spent in various they were su rro u n d ed on th re e sides, ' °^' f, , „ iaag ,ne’ s tre e t, thence west to M ountain ave- road track s, thence east on railro a d aftern o o n , when it defeated the - , x t • ». x. xx : of The R osary and B ra h m s waltz liue, thence u o rth on M ountain ave- rig h t of way to in tersection of i - R oseburg high school by a score of 1 stan d the light of investigation needle w ork, a fte r which dainty re- finally fig h tin g th e ir way o ut w ith ... , , . ., ,. . , . . ' j j which every one knows and loves, r u e to the Boulevard, thence w es^ F o u rth s tre e t, thence south on 101 to 0. Though th e visiting team or they would have been circu- «>, freshm ents w ere served. Those a rem n a n t of th e unit, 327 m en su r- T n on the Boulevard to place of begin- F o u rth s tre e t to E ast Main stre e t, was slightly outw eighed and f o u g h t,^ lated earlier. ^ p r e s e n t w ere: M esdames H. C. Em - viving. „ i t «- . v , , rx ,, , . , x i x xx ¡P e ttit vocal, J. K enneth McWil ning. \ o tiu g place, bafsement of ■ thence west on E ast and N orth Main , hard, they were unable to fathom Don’t dote on last m in u te «> ery, Guy Jacobs, J. R. Lilly, M ark Colonel Sm ith does not confine liam s: piano, L oraine J. M cW illiams, library. stre e ts to place of beginning. Vot- the b ran d of ball offered by Coach ’ bunk. Sm ith, J. C. Poor. F ra n k Nelson, him-self to the w ar, but also deals S outh E ast A shland | ing place, next door to W hittle E ddie D urno's aggregation. The 'S* 3» O. W. Long, W alter F ru la n , Roy w ith a fte r the w ar conditions and B eginning at th e corner of the T ra n sfe r office. i second team was used, but they <£ «> «> «> «> «> «> «>«•<»<> A H ale, M. J. Love. M. D yrud, C. A. the need of a revival of th a t ideal- llo u lev aid and East Main stre e t. E ast A sh land ¡w ere as successful in keeping the ! C otter, and th e hostess. The club ism which enabled .America to do COMING EVENTS ru n n in g east on Boulevard to Moun- Beginning at th e in tersectio n of adding m achine w orking as w ere the Novem ber 7— G eneral i will be e n te rta in e d next F rid a y by its sh are in b ringing about w orld «> t tin avenue, thence south on M oun- the railro ad and A shland creek, ru n - first s trin g men. Mrs. J. C. Poor, 187 Sherm an street, peace. He was a federal a tto rn ey «■ tion. tain avenue and E lk a d er stre e t to ning n o rth in A shland creek to th e Thom as P a ra d e S taged— before the w ar and is an in te r e s tin g , «> Novem ber 9— Colonel Dan «> Baby Boy A rrives— south city lim its, thence east on n o rth city lim its, thence e a st on I C am paigning in th e in te re st of C. i«^ M organ Sm ith, P resb y terian «> Mr. and Mrs. A. C. W ilhite a re talk er, south, city Em its to east city lim its, n o rth city lim its to th e e a st City lim - ' M. T hom as, a g rea t m any cars from -------------------------- I«> church, 7:30 o’clock. «> i the proud p aren ts of a fine baby b o y ! th en ce no rth on east city lim its to its, thence so u th on east city lim its the T alen t d istric t were in th e city ' which arrived a t th e ir hom e late V isits in A shland— '«> Novem ber 11— A rm istice day. «« E ast M ain s tre e t, thence west on to th e in tersectio n of th e railro a d th is m orning with noise and b an ¡S a tu rd a y evening. M. D ubell, of C anyonville, O r., |«> N ovem ber 15— “ As a W om an «> k as! m ain street to place of begin- and E ast Main s tre e t, thence west ners. Signs displayed indicated th a t ¡M odern W oodm en M eeting— visited w ith his a u n t, Mrs. F. C. «> T h in k e th ,” High School annl- ning. \o tin g place, 303 Avery on E ast Main street to F o u rth s tre e t, the a le n t com m unity w ere back of Camp 6565 m eets W ednesday ev- W ing, of thh# city, last week. Mr. «> versary play. MEDFORD, Nov. 6.—-Melvin H orn ening, in re g u la r session, Novem- D ubell is a p rom inent fru it ra is e r In F lu thence n o rth on F o u rth s tre e t to the Thom as for c irc u it judge. H orns, «> N ovem ber 22 — “ Colonial «* North A shland railro a d rig h t of way, thence w est siren s and m egaphones enlightened Jacksonville y esterd ay shot and ber g W ill decide w h eth er to m eet the Um pqua valley. P la y ers,” Lyceum num ber. «> Beginning at the intersection of along the railro ad rig h t of way to people along th e ro u te of the pur- dangerously wounded his wife, from h e re a fte r second and fo u rth Tues- «> Novem ber 30, T hursday — N o ith Main stre e t and the n o rth city the place of beginning. V oting pose of th e parade, providing they whom he liad sep arated , and then days or second and fo u rth 'W e d n e s - «■ Thanksgiving Day. A want ad will sell IL lim its, ru n n in g east on no rth city place, old fire sta tio n on F o u rth i were not deaf and could read the killed him self a t Mrs. H o rn ’s h o m e .' days, each m onth. Moose halL . «> D ecem ber 4-7— W inter fair. lim its to A shland creek, thence s o u th , stre e t. ‘banners. He leaves four children. ¡56-1 F. L. NUTTER, Consul, i It pays to read the classified page. i