ASHLAND CLIMATE, with out the aid of medicine cures nine cases out ten of asthma. This is a proven fact. A shland D aily T idings ______ -T H E TIDINGS HAS BEEN ASHLAND’S LEADING NEWSPAPER FOR N F ART v I VOL NO. V. Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43. 4 0 ARE RILLED IN TRAIN WRECK C. B. & Q. Passenger Train Plunges Into Raging Tor­ rent From Bridge Of (International News Wire Service) 120 P assengers Aboard Only 31 Had Been R escued Alive Oil D riller Is Hero CASPER, Wyo., Sept. 28— Stand­ ing on either side of Gold Creek scores of persons were helpless in their frantic efforts to remove ap­ proximately seventy dead front a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy pas­ senger train which plunged from a bridge into a raging torrent near Lockett, which is only a short dis­ tance from here. The appalling wreck occurred last night. TRAIN KILLS FOUR AUTOISTS , ftftv ' » * * * * * * * * * * * * * t t i t f í 11 i n i ;; MALARIA GERMS cannot ’ survive three months in the « > I °ZOne at Ashland. The ♦ AKLl Mt I I YEARS. J P « e domestic water helps. -*-♦ e « m m f » > e ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, -1923 NO. 23 Making It Hard to Bring It in From Canada SPOKANE, Sept. 28— Four per­ sons were killed at Honeysuckle crossing, near Hayden lake, about 30 miles east of here, yesterday when a Coeur-d'Alene electric train crashd into their automobile. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Arnold and Fred Fowler were killed instantly and Jack Davis, son of Mrs. Arnold, died soon after the accident. All were residents of the Hayden lake com­ munity. The four were on their way to Post Falls and approached the cross-, ¡ng apparently unaware of the on­ coming train although witnesses declare the view of the track wras unobstructed for almost a mile from the scene of the crash. The coroner from Coeur d’Alene will hold an in­ I ourU^ is’stopped and L u i u X ^ X quest. highway crossing the howler Naked Tot Spends 24 Hours In Woods -W e _ M O WINS AT THE STATE FAIR PORT ANGELES, Wash.. Sept. 28 D o r i s Gaskell, 22-months-old daughter of G. Gaskell of this city, was found Tuesday after she had Given First Prize In County spent 24 hours alone in the woods. Agricultural Exhibit— Though the tot had suffered ironi Douglas is Second croup on previous nights, she slept against a brush plle In a drizzle of Jackson C ou n t, Has E xcellent E x­ rain without a stitch on her Monday hibit And P laces Third In night and evidenced no injury from The List Doris said that when night came According to reports from the she took off her clothing and ‘ went State Fair now in progress in Salem, to bed. ' The clothing was found be­ Wasco county, with a score of side the brush pile. 1013.5. was declared by the judges The little girl wandered from her to be the winner in the county agri­ home Monday afternoon. Blood­ cultural exhibit competition at the hounds brought from Seattle and state fair. Douglas county, with a l ^ x m ^ Stat<* ^ “ ^ y , every motor put on the trail at daybreak traced 8Core of 1012-5, finished second, * auuneo ior contraband. The same search la made on every other the child Into the heart of Port A n -|wlth Jackson county third and Linn gelea and gave up. county fourth. Jackson county A t L east 4 0 K illed Ivan Jacobsen, a member of a 18c°red 995.5 and Linn county 972. Officials of the C. B. & Q. declare MAN IS KILLED BY STONE MOUNTAIN WILL posse of 200, found Doris. Her A HUmmary of the county agricul- ROLLING BOULDER, that not more than 40 were killed mouth was stained with huckleber-ltura^ exhibit scores follow: HONOR CONFEDERACY’ but a careful check shows that of REDDING, Sept. 28— It is learned ries, and she was marked all over Coaat county division— Coos 961, about 120 passengers aboard only here that W. J. Hales of Sonora, who from brambles. I Tillamook, 932. Willamette valley ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 26.— Jeffer 35 are known to have been rescued died in Weaverville yesterday morn­ son Davis, Stonewall Jackson and division— Linn county. 97?. Benton alive, consequently the death list ing as the result of injuries received WASHINGTON, Sept. 28— A del­ SAN QUENTIN, Sept. 28— Philip INSANE MAN RUNS Robert E. Lee, will be three of the 1956, Columbia 914, Yamhill 873. may be greatly increased. in an automobile wreck Monday egation of farmers and bankers Confederate leaders whose figures C. Valentine, 23-year-old son of a BILLS AT FAIR Clackamaa «72 a n d L an e 745. Cloudburst S w ells Creek morning, was really killed by a from the northwest states urged shall be carved in the great central --------— I Southern Oregon division— Douglas former presideu of the Wells Fargo CASPER, Sept. 28— The passen­ boulder. President Coolidge to call a special group of the Stone Mountain Con­ SALEM, Sept. 28— State fair o f-l^ P^2-5 and Jackson 995.5. Central Express Company, was released from ger train of the Chicago, Burlington, The car contained Hales and three I 8esslon of ConSreaa to provide im- federate Memorial, which is being ficials announced today that D. P. OreK°n— Malheur, 730. Blue moun- & Quincy Railroad plunged into companions rolled over twice down nif;diate agrarian relief. Asked par- executed in the solid rock face of the state prison here yesterday after Datson, who yesterday was declared tain district— Union, 802. Columbia Gold creek here last' night, causing the bank. All remained in the ma- tlcl,larly for legislation reviving the Stonewall Mountain Memorial, near serving one year of a sentence of one to be insane and committed to the Baaln district — Wasco, 1013.5, terrific loss of life. A cloudburst at chine and Hales was the only one I Uaited States Grain Corporation, here, according to a decision of the to three years for driving an auto­ state hospital, contracted bills ag. Marion county, which had a com- Lockett converted the shallow creek seriously hurt. As the car rolled | ’tb aPPr°PriaHon of fifty million Stone Mountain Memerial Associa­ mobile while intoxicated. Valentine gregating more than $1000 in con- mendab,e exhibit was not allowed to Into an unresisting torrent which down the bank it loosened a boulder doBars to take over and distribute tion, supervising the project. The machine ran down Miss ftfiriam Don­ nectlon with an exhibit which he comPete under the state fair rules, swept completely over the cars. that came tumbling after it. The tbe entire wheat crop. President in­ other three figures in this central had intended to place on the grounds Judgea were G. R. Hislop, C. L. Long ald at San Jose, causing amputation Oil D riller Is Hero boulder rolled into the car and ^or,ned thousands foreclosures, group are to be selected by the State The items making up the total and w - c - Jamison, all of O. A. C. The heroism of John Christie, an struck Hales in the back, breaking bankruptcies among farmers immin- historians of the 13 States of the of one of her legs. Later she became included lumber, taxi-hire, furniturej R *8 declared by judges of the Mrs. Boyer. oil driller, aided in saving the lives the spinal column and inflicting the 6nt Senator Frazier, North Dakota, Confederacy. Goes to Lumber Camp and labor. Members of the board*] county agricultural exhibits that this of six people who were in the smok­ injuries that caused his death in and Representative Johnson, South There are also to be five State said that they are not obligated to assemffiage of exhibits was the best Valentine left to-day for a Wash­ ing campartment of a Pullman when less than two days. Dakota, participated iu conference. groups, consisting of five generals ington lumber camp to work as a pay the bills in that they were con- ever assembled at a similar event the train plunged off the bridge. from each Confederate State, carved laborer. traded by Datson. Datson wasI in tbe northwest, besides being at- Christie cut the bell cord and climb­ DOCTOR FACES PROSECUTION in this giant memorial. These Statt DEER SHIPPED FROM STATE Miss Donald obtained a Judgment I tw,c® Previously an inmate of the) ^actively arranged and were viewed ed to the top of the partly sub­ ACCOUNT WOMAN’S DEATH I MUST BE PROPERLY TAGGED groups already have been selected of $50,000 against him. hospital. by many thousands of fair visitors merged car and threw the cord to by State committees appointed foi ______ today. In Oakland yesterday a trust fund the bank of the river, where others SACRAMENTO, Sept. 27.— Crim- Any deer killed in Oregon that is that purpose. They are to be entire I The following is one comment on tied a rope to the cord. Pulling the inal action involving Dr. E. LeBrie to be shipped outside the state must ly separate and distinct from th( of $26,000, which was held for Val­ 515 ARE ENROLLED AT STATE NORMAL Jackson’s county exhibit: Jackson rope and attached cord to the posi­ and possibly an accomplice will be be tagged and accompanied by an group of six forming the centre o; entine, was ordered by the superior court disbursed, to par$ly satisfy ---------- county which last year carried away tion of a life line, the passengers started by District Attorney J. 1 affidavit that the meat is not to b< the panorama. OREGON NOILMAL SCHOOL, the high honors in the agricultural this judgment and other claims! went hand over hand to shore. Henderson as a result of the find.ng 80ld at a profit or put up for R Monmouth, Sept. 28— With the reg- exhibit, is back again, a strong against Valentine. of the coroner’s jury, which last 8ale, according to notice sent out PROMINENT OIL COMPANY istration at the end of the first day claimant for the ribbon. The exhibit Money Is Divided OFFICIAL DIED TODAY night inquired into the death of Mrs. from the office of the gtate Boyer will get $23,150 less J tota,lng 515 Prospects for a large in charge of E. E. Oatman of Med- Mrs. a -i LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28— Lymai; Evelyn Glackin. warden yesterday. This is to prevent I Cotnfav» «« r»u • , ,, ____.. . W w I Setwart, 83, Chairman of the Board $5,000 which she agreed out of court) attendance seem good at the normal ford, featured pears, apples, peaches, After a deliberation of half «»I In d iscrim in a te" e'x p io u ItiM 'o to give Valentine’s wife, Mrs. Joy SM>h° o1- 11 is expected that there will a large variety of grains and grasses hoar followtng a len gth , tnvestiga. go„ game sportsmen of Directors of the Union Oil Com Sherwood Valentine, in settlement bi more than 600 before the present and what is claimed to be tbe great- tion, the jury tound the young worn- .. . . j e Iueu pany, died today. His estate is esti , . , from other states, an a death was due to an illegal op­ mated to be worth more than fiftj of a claim for $15,000 against the term la completed. Last year the to- est variety of vegetables ever assem- Three new violations of game reg trust fund. The balance of the tal reBl»tration for tbe first term bled. Unique features of the Jackson eration. million. ulations were reported yesterday $26,000 will go for attorney’s fees. wa8 543- New instructors have been county exhibit are displays of figs, WASHINGTON, Sept. 28— (Bee Autopsy Gives Evidence John Broom of Leaburg was fined Valentine inherited $55,000 from added and many of the courses re- peanuts aud tobacco all of which are Bureau.)— Suspension of all immi­ This verdict was based largely up his father. Within a short time he vlaed and enlarged. An athletic de- declared to do well in that section. gration for the next ten years was on the testimony of Dr. G. J. Hall, $25 for having in his possession un had squandered half of the money. partment ior the men has been ad- advocated to-day by Representative city health officers, who performed tagged parts of a deer. Broom is In the meantime he had married Joy ded- Waldo Zeller, a June graduate John E. Raker, who returned wit». an autopsy upon the body of Mrs in the Lane county jail at Eugene of Wilamette university will coach Sherwood. Mrs. Raker from a two-month tour Glackin. and who told the jury th a t!0“ a charge of operating a still In A few Ashland women were un he found death had been due to per- tbe bIlls between Leaburg and Wal- of Europe. necessarily terrified last night when The California congressman says forations of the organs, followed by tervllle. PROPERTY VALUATIONS LLOYD GEORGE COMES John Malay approached their homes peritonitis. The perforations were John and George Kebblebeck of he found most of Europe in chaos, IN NEVADA ARE LOWER MERELY AS OBSERY’ER and he believes those countries due to the insertion of some instru-| Cottage Grove were fined $25 each in effort to obtain a conversation for fishing in closed streams. C. L relative to returning his family to LONDON, Sept. 28— ”1 go to CARS0N CITY, Sept. 28— Proper- should be made to adjust them­ ment, Dr. Hall declared. OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 28.— The Ashland. Mr. Malay came to Ash­ Anterica neither as a missionary, a ty va,uat,ona in Nevada have been Bush of Corvallis was fined a like selves before any of their nationals land yesterday from the state hos­ bootlegger, but simply to see how placed at »199,070,061 by the Ne- State Supreme Court Justices, after sum for fishing without a license. are permitted to come here as resi­ SHASTA COUNTY MAY pital in Salem from which place it America is handling her problems," vada Tax Commission, following re- a conference, have decided to de­ GET NEW POST OFFICE dents. This adjustment would re­ is reported that he merely “walked Ex-premier Lloyd George said in ad-| l8‘° n ° f the origlnal D&ures by the fer consideration of the legal tech­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 26— Estab­ quire ten years. Seattle, Sept. 27— Grant Smith, off” because the confinement he was dressing the American Society at a state board of equalization. The nicalities in the way of the special lishment of a post office at Wild- Would Reduce Quota , , a nationally known contractor, died held in did not suit his ambitious luncheon. His talk centered mainly original valuation was $202.903.250 election of Octover 2, until tomor­ Raker admitted he is not very »ood. Shasta Count», Is being con- ,a3, nlght whlle on „ tastes. acordl on his coming visit to the United I . R®ductions were made in every row, at which time all the memb­ hopeful any such legislation would sidered by the post office depart- ml88lon ers will be present. At the same It is believed by local authorities States. county except Douglas, and in this be recommended by the house im­ meat which announced to-da, that te|egraphl(. advkes time it was reported that Governor that the sole purpose of Mr. Malay’s signed petition” had M , case a slight increase was made over migration committee, of which he a been numerously received pointing out that the U “ “ 16 ° ,N° l"ilalla are glve" return here was to effect a re-estab­ Walton planned to block voting next the figures of the assessor. A sharp is a member. The next best thing, nearest post office Is at Knobb nine U ' ’';" “ ' 15' Smltb Was tbe best Tuesday on the initiative petition lishment of his home and enter busi­ REPORT IS MADE ON reduction was made for over-val- which provides for an amendment in his opinion, would be reduction mils distant “ .t t i COMTAG1OUS DISEASE u.,ion and double assessments of ness. Both ideas are impractical, of immigration quotas from 3 to 2, to the state constitution allowing however. Clothes were also left here mining property. per cent, based on the census of the legislature to convene by major­ Contagious diseases reported for BETTER PROTECTION FOR upon his departure for Salem and 1890 instead of 1910 as at present. WORKING IN INTERESTS ity call. the week ending September 22 fol­ BERKLEY AND OAKLAND h returned in order that he might OF PORT ORFORD ROAD TEXAS GRAND JURY IN The 2 percent also would apply to lows: obtain them. relatives. Selective immigration, he ATTACK ON LAW MORALS Scarlet Fever— La Grande, 2: SACRAMENTO, Sept. 28— Plans (From Grants Pass Courier) The mental condition of Mr. Malay said, would be impossible. He be­ Silverton, 1; St. Judge Gardner, of Medford, and p or be^ er Protecting Berkeley, Oak- is not serious as portrayed by people Portland, 10; SAN ANQELOK Texas, Sept. 26.— lieves that if additional immigrants Frank DeSouza. Medford attorney, land and other East Bay citles from who speak of something they are Helens, 3; Deschutes county, 1; Lax morals flouted on the high­ are to be admitted, they should be Lane county, 1. were in the city Tuesday night in f -re’ 8uch a8 the one that «wept in examined aboard and accepted on the interests of the proposed road to I ^rom Gie hills and destroyed a large unqualified about. Work and a livli- Diptheria— Pendlton, 1; Portland ways constitute a blot on our clvle hood, with observation on the part life and should be stopped as we the basis of their qualifications for TACOMA, Sept. 28— After being Port Orford. The gentlemen were part of the former cIty a little over of state officials is part of the solu­ 9; Silverton, 1; Lane county, 1. would a plague,” reads a report American citizenship. He would have knocked senseless by a hammer Smallpox— Lane county, 2. seeking to get the support of this a week ago’ are now beinS worked tion for the Bohemian’s condition. made to Judge Charles E. Dubois by them compelled to agree to leave hurled at her. Mrs. Judith Anderson Typhoid— CorvalMs, 4; Cottage county for their enterprise and at ou^ by representatievs of the state Chief of Police McNabb was in r, „ . „ i a Grand Jury which has been lnves- their national traditions and lang­ a widow, was stabbed to death witi. u ° ra"1 he will be put to work, if his condi-1 opinion that debtor nations should DUNSMUIR. Sept. 28 A uorth stitute for alchollc beverages” and rushed into her room killed the buck the Redwood highway to Cres- B- PraD. state forester, said tion deems wise, and conditions be required to settle their own fi­ J*8* " 1** 8Ugge9ts iurther investigation of "the woman and slashed and struck the cent City, on which Josephine county that whIle he 18 not Prepared as yet point that it will, and by doing the nancial involvements, and that those >and revealed Mt. Shasta white from I parking of cars at night on or about children. Both children are expected is concentrating every effort at the 8ay definitely what form the fire right thing on the part of all con- owing the United States should be summit to base. ‘o ,.™ u th varioua bi«bways leading from to live. Horrified by the deed, Carl present time in order to get a good Protection plans will take, whatever cerned, it si thought that he may made to pay. France is in a position . v o x Snow feH alonK the Weed branch the city. rushed to the police station and highway to the coast. The visitors 8cbeme is agreed upon will undoubt- soon gain a release from his state' , .. o .. „ ... 1 r but »ot in the mood to pay this . of the Southern Pacific. gave himself up. were informed that this county ed,y include a lookout station on charge. The outcome awaits. »ountry right now, while Italy well would do nothing to jeapordize t h e loae *be highest hills in the ter- Interesting Visitor Depart SAVING CLAM INDUSTRY tould afford to commence its pay­ P. M. Carter was called to the Saa B'AIX CAV8ES KECBEASE IN Crescent City highway but would ritory. It is also probable that the PRESIDENT COOLIDGE WILL ments. NUMBER OF AUTO CAMPERS| Fish Commissioner Ross is making not actively oppose the proposed p,an wl11 include the construction Francisco office last night on re­ MEET STATE GOVERNORS In settling the dispute between a hard fight to save the razor clam highway as all the roads that can|°^ a Dre trail back of the East Bay ceipt of word of the death of Grant Greece and Italy, the Democratic cities. Registration at the Auto Camp* industry, be secured are wanted. Smith, with whom Mr. Carter has congressman said the League of WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 — Presi­ last night dropped severly as the Crab fishermen have nearly des- been associated for several years in dent Coolidge Bent a telegram today Nations had laid down the program the construction of large W estern)result of the heavy rain- According | troyed this choicest of all sand to Miles Riley, secretary of State on which the council of ambassa­ PORTLAND BOOTLEGGER ARE SEARCHING LAST Supt* Doran, many cars drove in­ beach clams by using them as bait. FINE OF $500 SECTION OF ARGONAUT Irigation projects. Mr. Smith was in :t0 Governors Conference, asking him to dors acted. He thinks the league GETS Alsea bay crab fishermen were PORTLAND, Sept. 27 — Judge St. Paul at a branch office of the to the camp grounds but departed set a suitable date for the state ex­ which he saw in session, should be Bean of the poor con­ exterminating razor clams on the started the day yesterday by! JACKSQN, Cal., Sept. 28— Search Grant Smith company at the time of early on account executives to meet here. The reg­ given credit. He visited in Germany. fining Jack B. Houston $500 on a stHl continues at the Argonaut Mine his death; however, his main office dition rendered -by the down-pour. Lincoln county beaches until Ross ular conference of (the Governors Holland. Denmark. France, Scot­ charge of possessing liquor. Houston | for tbe remains of William Fessel, is located in Seattle. Notable among Every house, hotel and room in Ash­ stopped them. will be held at Baden. Ind., October land and England. * land was filled with tourists. believed to have been entombed in The average tourist -is a worse 17. who paid a similar fine in 1921 af­ his achievements were the construc­ It is expected that the good aver­ clam destroyer than the fishermen ter being convicted of bootlegging, the disaster of August, 1922. At the tion of the Catskill aquduct which age will be maintained again as soon and is to be limited to two dozen. Range and live stock conditions was captured last June by Federal present time the last place remaining carries a portion of New York’s as the inclement weather subsides. Tourists have practically destroyed NEW TOWN BUILDING are considered favorable according agents as he was moving the last to be searched is being explored. water supply, a portion of the New This portion is located in the York subway system and the United It is reported that the average is rock oysters, little neck clams and NORTH OF CRESCENT to September reports. Grass in many three bottles of liquor from his home He said that he was then moving to sonth end of the mine and great States navy hanger at Lakehurst, 40% better this year than at the crabs at the popular beaches. BEND, Sept. 28— Central Oregon sections is stll green and prospects California. Commissioner Ross deserves en­ will have a new city as the result of difficulty is being experienced, as N. J. He was also associated with same time last year and September for winter grazing are good. Grass When Anton Covich, proprietor of 200 feet of muck has to be cleared construction of some of the large saw a record registration. couragement for trying to save a construction of the Eugene-Klam­ beginning to dry up some in dry the Rosebud restaurant, appears in Work on the new camp ground few luxuries that nature has pro­ ath Falls line. Lonroth, 25 miles away. As the work is very difficult, engineering works in the northwest states. Better markets for live stock federal court October 8 to answer to only fifteen feet a week can be clear­ among them a part of the Northern has been retarded but not stopped vided. south of Crescent, is its name. At stimulating the industry. Shipments a prohibition charge it will be his Bank reports show volume of present the “city” consist of one ed. It is thought that it will be sev­ Pacific and Great Northern Rail­ and more work will be done this of Texas live stock north for feed­ second appearance in the same court eral months before this portion can ways through Washington, Montana winter when tourists are fewer as summer business has beaten that building, but the entire townsite ia ing not as heavy as usual. a quantity of blasting is included of the same period in 1922 consid­ on the same charge. be thoroughly cleared. being surveyed, according to reports and Idaho» among other operations. erably in all western states. received here from Crescent. FARMERS WANT EXTRA SESSION Wealthy Son Goes To Lumber Camp OF ALL STATE HOSPITAL INTERN RETURNS W O N WILL BLOCK TACOMA FIEND KILLS WIDOW