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PAGE FOUtì OBBB 9A ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS 5- erraan encountered some thrilling superintendent, and will, if again experiences in his investigation i n ! elected, work as earnestly for the , Nw Mexico and heard many lurid | cause of education as heretofore. * tales of political conditions in th a t ' SUSANNE HOMES CARTER. X A D aily C hronicle o f th o se w ho com e and go, and even ts of Inadequate in Guns, Personnel and O ther Essential Elem ents, state from the lips of form er a3- i ♦ Jacksonville. Say Naval A uthorities. local interest. ♦ ♦ eociates and acquaintances of Fall, ; ; who have been intim ate with the COUNTY CORONER la tte r’s career from the time he I am a republ can candidate for EDITOR’S NOTE— Thi3 is the are many all-night cabarets fea- Let us f ’ll your pail yith Swifts i Siver Leaf ard. Costs leas than sixth article on conditions in the turing jazz and tropicl dancing was a miner t0 his elevation to ■ reelection for Coroner of Jack-j A shland L odge N o. 2 3 j shorttening. Goes fa rth e r and is Panam a Canal Zone, w ritten ex in palm-bedecked ballrooms, with !thfe Cab!net of the ïate President j son county, subject to prim aries pressly for International News A. P . A A. M. i May 16. j more nutritious. Detricks. 94-tf Service. drinks served between dances. If Harding. Stated Communication, Thurs These revelations are said to! Platform : Experience, personal the nightly crowds mean anything have “dum founded” S e n a t o r ! attention, economic niariagem ent.! day eevning, Feb. 14; also w o rk |T o P ortland__ they do a term endous business. in Third degree. Exam ination at Walsh when they were made to Being a substantial taxpayer I am COLON, Panam a, Feb. 13.— One cabaret in Colon features Miss Ethel Swisher and E. M. 5 o’clock; first section of work a t Meeks will leave this evening for While the soldier in Panam a has, what is claimed to be an aggrega him in W ashington last November interested in the economical m an agem ent of all county offices. 5 :30; Supper at 6:30, with second i Portland. Miss Swisher plans to like everyone else, his little trials tion of form er New York chorus ! by? h e . Denver re P°rte r- r.ection afterw ards, followed by stay several weeks visiting rel and tribulations, his life, gener girls. Stackelbeck is widely known JOHN A. PERL. routine business session. The fore atives and seeing city sights. Mr. ally speaking, is a happy one, and throughout Colorado and the in But th ere are num erous other going appointm ent hours will be Meeks will attend the Auto Show most of Uncle Sam’s 9,000 men i more wholesome amusements. Col term ountain region. He first came SH E R IFF rharp. Visiting brethren welcome. and be home early next week in the Zone are cheerful and con on, for example, has two good mo to Denver in 1905 from the South, As a candidate in the Republi M. H. ELLIS, W. M. ■ Friends of Miss Swisher expect tented. tion picture theatres and a m ag having been engaged in newspa can prim aries for the office of W. H. DAY, Sec’y. her home in a few days. There is “ life” in Panam a, if nificent Y. M. C. A. which is per work in Louisville, Ky., and Sheriff, I desire to clearly define i one goes in for th at sort of thing, largely patronized. There is also other cities. At one time he was my position on the future conduct! Cliff Payne makes brackets. nown as the “ crack police rep o rt of th a t office, if elected. t o The two principal cities— Colon a baseball league in the Zone. Letterheads, statem ents, k ... —■ ! ■ e your order at the Tidings Office, j and Panam a— have plenty of night My experience as a deputy slier- j The boys do not have to do r” of Denver, hut in recent years M uscles In K nee Injured— We have a good job printing de- i life to which, “ M. P .’s” notwith- much drilling, because of the ex- he has “covered” the State House, iff of Jackson County, and as a J. M. Slack badly sprained the partm ent. t f ! standing, the soldier has access , trem e heat during th e day most session of the legislature and State Traffic Officer, has ta u g h t1 muscles in his knee and is having | it he w ants it of the time. Mosquitoes operate general politics. He has atten d me th a t no peace officer can give i medical attention for it during Both of these cities are wet; w ith spiteful aggressiveness in the ed several national political con satisfactory and efficient service Telephone 21- -Yeo, of Course. th e time he is laid up at home. swampy parts of the Zone, at such ventions for the local paper by to the public when his authority 115tf very, very wet Soldiers w alking th e streets, places as the France Flying Field, which he is employed. and responsibility are shared by Complete line of Ashland Can Low Expected Back Today'— another. The present unsatisfac ■ ani^ likewise civilians, naturally, Coco Solo Naval Base and at Fort ned Goods at Detricks. 94-tf tory law enforcing conditions Is Sheriff L. L. Low is expected are confronted with such signs as Randolph. largely attributable to divided back from. Salem this afternoon Cold Beer, Bar, “ Drinks of Danger from disease has been G uests H ere- - authority between antagonistic i where he and two deputies took kinds hard and soft.” In done away with to a large extent. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Fletcher are three prisoners to the penitentiary b°th cities there are redlight dis W hat was once a very unsanitary peace officers, elem ents th a t are to be guests at Hotel Ashland a last week. The sheriff was expect tricts th at would put the notorious place has been greatly improved certain to produce conflict, inef- i few days. They are from Van ed this morning but was detained Barbary Coast of San Francisco by the enterprise and industry ficiency and useless expense. j th at I will be uncompromisingly both the letter and spirit of the couver, B. C., and arrived in Ash by business.— K lam ath Fall H er to shame. If elected I shall insist upon opposed to special officers except , prohibition laws and pledge my of Uncle Sam. In 1904, when the land yesterday to look over the ald. and expect to m aintain the right i Federal Agents, with whom 1 active and u n tir’ng efforts in Soldiers and sailors are not al- United States went into Panama, CORONER city. to perform all the duties of Sher- i pledge full and complete coopera- their enforcement. Sheriff Low was in Ashland last j lowed inside the district, but now yellow fever was epidemic and I hereby announce myself as a iff in this County, and it follows tion. I am in thorough accord with (and then— sometimes oftener — there were frequent outbreaks of «dv. If J. J. McMAHON. night. candidate on the republican tick Try some of the Home-made i they are caught w ithin the restric- i bubonic plague, cholera and small- et, for nomination a t the coming Mince Meat at Detricks. 132-3 Have letterheads for your busi ted zone. Sometimes, instead of P°x> and the entire population was prim ary for the office of coroner ness th a t represent your business. taking a chance of the “ M. P .’s” debilitated by m alaria, of Jackson county. S ervice S tations Opened— The Tidings has a good job p rin t catching them in Colon or Panam a To-day all these diseases are By virtue of my profession as Both new service stations in ing departm ent. tf they go to Catival, a native vil- stam ped out except m alaria, and an undertaker, I feel th at I have Talent are working. The larger lage, where there are no m ilitary • our soldiers, generally speaking, every qualification and the neces plant owned by the Newton Bros, Order your suit now’ so you’ll police. Occasionally the “ M. P .’s” 1 a re leading a happy, healthful sary equipm ent to properly handle is not entirely finished, but the have it when you need it. Paul- conduct raids on this village. ' life, and most of them are quite any dutis which may arise. early season’s business has been seruds. 136-tf In Colon and Panam a City there , contented. Advt. tf. H. W. CONGER. satisfactory. I LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES OUR DEFENSE AT PANAMA CANAL A L A rrived T his M orning— OREGON’S BIRTH DAY Aut« accident policy for $5.00 Mrs. B. T. Randall and g ran d a year. Y so of eourse. 104tf daughter, B etty .Jan e arrived this W ILL B E OBSERVED (Continued From Page 1) morning for a visit at the O. H. E lk s Play in Y reka— Johnson home. Miss Betty Jane The E lks’ basketball team and is the three year old daughter of party will m otor to Y reka tonight the late Mrs. Clare M. Johnson, will be introductory rem arks by Mrs. A. M. Brown, president of where the town team and the E lk ’s and has been living with ber i the society. Speakers will in basketball squad meet in a retu rn grandm other since her m other’s j ciude GoVernor Pierce, Mayor game. Ashland beat Yreka heie death. Mr. Johnson is proud of Baker, Milton A MEler> Juatice last week, but a harder game is his grandchild and will appreciate George M. Brown of the state su expected tonight. her visit with him. preme court, Circuit Judge H arry Belt and Commander Wilbur Hen- Dance' W ednesday night with derson of th e American Legion, the Metropole Jazz O rchestra at Days in early Oregon will he Jaickson Hot Springs special i , recalled ---------- by Mrs. Sol Blumaue-, C. K. Logan A spires an O ffice— Valentine Dance. 136-3 Robert A. Miller, Grace W att Rose, C. K. Logan, city news editor ' j J- N. Teal and Harvey G. Stark- of the Oregon Statesm an in Salem, Talent Society Active— j w eather. is among the prospects who would The Community Club th a t was I G ertrude Hoebers’ orchestra he private secretary to the Gover formed in Talent recently is hold- will provide music during the eve- nor. Logan was news editor of ing cooked food sales at the Tai- ning. the Tiding’s last year and fam il ent Trading company every Sat- ______ ____________ iarized himself with people by ui day and the success of the plan M erchants lunch, 35c, each capitolizing his funny bone. is said to be very good. The plan day’s m enu different. Nelda Cafe. was the result of a benefit idea 132-tf The hom e of Salt Rising and and the money is being turned in- Q uality Bread. At the new Quality to the club’s treasury, A sale, Reading ads saves shopping Bakery. planned on the idea of a D elica-! troubles. tessen, Is well attended at every __ A t H otel Colum bia—- instance. BRISCOE IS RE-ELECTED Paul E. Wise and wife, of Zel- lah. W ash., were guests in Ash FO R TWO MORE YEARS Have Paulseruds fix up th a t old land yesterday. Mr .and Mrs. spring suit. 136tf Jam es Morrison, of Bozeman, Mon (Continued from page one) tana were among out-of-town vis- Motorist« Ile c arefu l— greeted with warm applause. In itors. Late arrivals from Boise, ' H may be well for hurrying bus- announcing the news, Mrs. Bill Idaho were Mr. and Mrs. J . N. iness men and professionals who ings took occasion to laud the Osborn. slum ber to the latest hour in the work of Superintendent Briscoe, morning and lean an urgent foot and paid him an excellent com- . „ Metropole „ , Q . Jazz O rchestra J Jack- Jon the gas th ro ttle, to remember son Hot Springs W ednesday nite the city speed lim its as m otorists Valentine Dance. Something Dif were stopped and warned yester- j ferent. 136-3 day by traffic officers following . the serious accident on the R oute-1 Have a fit at Orres— Tailors for men and wemen. 89tf Coming To O hio A nnouncem ent— vard. Ohio Association hanquet Tues- day. February 19, 1924. at 12:30 prom pt. American Legion Hall, Medford, Oregon. All form er re s idents of Ohio and th eir families cordially invited. Bring well fill ed baskets. H. W. Snyder, presi dent; Mrs. J . H. Jones, secretary. in the police court yesterday on charges common to m otorists Phon« 21 for good Insurance. 115-tf T o Los A n g e l e s - Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Carson plan to leave in the morning for Los Angeles for a few days vacation. W hile there, Mr. Carson will a t tend the Retail Lum berm ens’ Con vention. They will undoubtedly he able to visit many form er Ash land friends, who are living in California. Two persong were docketed A limited am ount of m anzanita wood $4.25. Phone 170. 136-3 M EDFORD SPECIALIST in Internal M edicine for the past tw elve years Funeral Services Today__ Funeral services for tire late Mrs. Agnes T. P arks were held D oes N ot O perate this afternoon from Stocks. Mrs. P arks died yesterday at the Parks W ill be at home on the George Robinson H olland H otel place, two miles south of Talent. She is survived by her husband. - Monday, Feb. 18 No other relatives are left and o ffice H ours: 10 a. ni. to 4 p. m. little is known of Jyer life as she was an orphan and raised in an One Day Only orphanage. Interm ent was made at the Stearns cem etary near Tal ent. No Charge for C onsultation Orres cleans Phone 64. Dr. Mellenthin is a regular clean. graduate in medicine and surgery 89-tf and is licensed by the state of H ot, snappy, d eliciou s m er chants lunch, 8 5c, every’ day, En t ertain m ent— Oregon. He does not operate for Ncdda Cafe. 132-tf Tentative plans for an open air chronic appendicitis, gall stones, entertainm ent to be given in the ulcers of stomach, tonsils or ade park by pupils of the Ju n io r high noids. He has to his credit wonderful T hose W ho Travel— school are under way. Musical L. L. Low, of Klam ath Falls, scores and, costume arrangem ents results in diseases of the stomach, was a business visitor in Ashland are received and teachers will liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, yesterday. Mrs. L. J. Ganten- soon be obliged to labor with their heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet hein was among out-of-town vis- students. A sim ilar entertain- ting, catarrh , weak lungs, rh eu itors from Salem. Mr. and Mrs. ment given in the park a few years matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and C. H. Martin were guests at Hotel ! ago was one fo the most brilliant rectal ailm ents. Below are the names of a few Ashland last night from Portland and pleasing out door festivities Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tidm arsh th at Ashland has had for years. of his many satisfied patients in were out-of-town visitors from All grades are to be combined this Oregon: J. A. Smith, Ontario, Ore., ul Seattle. year. cers of the stomach. Leona Ford, W ashougal, Ore., We deliver the goods— Detricks adenoids. 9 4-tf W. H. Kellendonk, Estacada, Ore., h ’gh blood pressure. B u sin ess Increases Sub stantially__ THE TROUBLE OF Mrs. Ed. E berhardt, Scio, Ore., The transfer business in Ash- J COFFEE M A K IN G -t/S E gall stones. ’and has proved to be so good E. C. Nichols, Lebanon, Ore., That F rank Fehige has added a <«^y/ {< m '4 appendicitis. new one and a half ton Dodge ! Remember above date, th a t con .ruck to his fleet and contem- ‘ sultation on this trip will be free plates purchasing larger machines, i and th a t his treatm ent is differ Business has been very good and JUST DISSOLVE ent. - Mr. Fehige feels th a t with the ad- i A N D D R IN K IL Married women m ust be accom «iition of new facilities he can panied by th eir husbands. A GREAT C O N V E N IE N C E handle his share with g r e a te r ' Address: 211 B radbury Bldg., AND OH. SO GOOD! ease and quicker dispatch. • Los Angeles, California. clothes SAVE IT IS MADE plim ent when he said, “any man who enters into the activities and spirit of a community for a period of 12 years, as lias Mr. Briscoe, there is something In his motives other than th e mere financial re tu rn s he- is receiving.” Mr. Briscoe was elected super intendent of Ashland schools in 1911, and is serving his 12th year in th a t capacity. D uring his ad m inistration the school has advan ced to a point where it is gener ally recognized as one of the best in the state, and it is an in stitu tion in which Ashland people are justfied in exhibiting much pride. The retaining of Superintendent Briscoe for another term of two years is a fitting recognition of his ability in school work. TR EA SUR ER I am candidate for the republi can nomination for a second term as T reasurer of Jackson county, subject to the May prim ary. If nominated and elected I will con duct the office as in the past, in accordance with the laws of the state. Adv. tf A. C. WALKER. Announcing the Arrival of STERLING COATS • for Spring F or C ounty Clqyk I herby announce myself as a candidate on the republican tick et for nomination for the office of County Clerk at the May prim ar ies. I have for the past 5 years been a Deputy County Clerk and am fam iliar w ith every branch of the office, and if elected, I will give close attention to the dutes of the REPO RTER WHO T IPP E D O FF office and feel confident th a t I will prove w orthy of your support. NOTORIOUS OIL SCANDAL DELILIA STEVENS. It is a pleasure to show Sterling Garments to those who recognize quality and workmanship. 5241 (Continued from page 1) COUNTY SCHOOL SU PER IN TE N D EN T by form er Secretary of Sinclair the In terio r A. B. Fall of the Tea pot Dome (W yoming) naval oil reserve. Stackelbeck declined to go into details regarding his trip to New Mex’co in the summer of 1922, when he discovered th a t H arry F. Sinclair’s private car Sinco had stood on the sidetrack at Three Rivers, N. M., for several days prlor to the securing of the val uable oil leases by Sinclair from the Interior Departm ent. F a ll’s ranch snuggles close to a moun tain near Three Rivers, and Sin clair had been the guest of honor there a t a series of inform al par ties. From other sources it was ! learned th a t Stackelbeck spent a strenuous fortnight in the State of New Mexico, pouring over official j records th a t disclosed the fact th a t Fall had paid ten years de linquent taxes shortly after the aw arding of the leases to Sinclair, and th a t extensive improvements had been started about the same time on F a ll’s ranch property, which for years had been consid ered in a “deplorably run-down condition.” The Denver newspaper rep o rt er, it was said, traveled from one end of the state to the other in vestigating F a ll’s affairs; he talked w’ith form er mining asso ciates of Fall; spent many nights in the cactus-infested desert searching out cowmen who were acquainted with F a ll’s career; in terviewed form er members of the trrito rial governm ent of New Mex ico who knew Fall as a district territorial judge under appoint m ent of form er President Grover Cleveland; Stackelbeck obtained intim ate details of F a ll’s work In the constitutional convention that preceded the acceptance of New Mexico into complete statehood in the Union, and he learned of the form er Cabinet mem ber’s activi ties as a state Senator and later as United States Senataor from New Mexico. According to close friends of Stackelbeck, the Denver newspa- TOO LA TE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red Cockerels choice. Mrs. C. C. W ol ters, Talent, Ore. 138-4 FOR SALE— Ford touring car at a bargain. H. H. Elhart. 138 Wed. Sat. tf M A K E $ 2 5 -$ 7 5 W E E K L Y WRITING SHOWCARDS for us in spare time. No canvassing. Simple instructions. Steady work. Dept i 1175 NATIONAL STUDIOS, 6121 DORCHESTER, CHICAGO 2»v coops I am a candidate for republican nomination at the May prim aries for the office of County School Superintendent of Jackson Coun ty. I have served the county for three and a half years as county JMeca C reations In f a s h io n s Latest offerings on display here for the first showing of spring French Flannel Dresses Fallow and Havana Pin Stripe Organdie Collar and Cuffs, Sash Tie and straight d ra p e .. KA Buffalo Crepe Dress Hemstitched yoke, Girdle and Cuffs, sash ornament, straight drape, fine hems French sleeves . 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