Ashland daily tidings., May 13, 1924, Image 1

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MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cares
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
( I n te r n a tio n a l N ew s W ire S erv ice)
VOL XLVII.
■ i i : t
S u ccesso r to th e S em i-W eekly T id in g s, V olum e 43.
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1N TESTIN A L 1N PL V E N ZA
PR EVA ILS IN PORTLAND
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PO R TLA N D , May 13— A 8
8 m y ste rio u s m alad y , firs t di- 8
8 a g n o sed a s p to m a in e pois- 8
8 oiling b u t la t e r a s in te s tin a l 8
8 In flu e n z a , h a s s tric k e n th re e 8
8 m em b e rs of th e fam ily of 8
8 P e te r
M adden,
e n g in e e r, 8
8 h e re .
A baby d a u g h te r, 8
8 th re e y e a rs old, died today. 8
Terrible Hardships Endured 8 A n o th e r d a u g h te r, M arian , 8 Switch of Republican Sena­
8 five, is s u ffe rin g in te n se ly 8
by Flight Commander
tor Upholds Veto of
8 an d a son, K e n n e th , e ig h t, 8
and Companion.
Executive.
8 is a lso s tric k e n . O th e r chill- 8
C A B I N IS R E F U G E 8 d re n in th e n e ig h b o rh o o d 8 PARIS NEWS PLEASING
8 a re re p o rte d ill.
8
Reim rt P oinare is to Ret lire Opens
T h ree D ays Spent R estin g for P in ­ 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
W ay for Second In ternation­
a l W alk to Safety; R elatives
al C onference.
A re O verjoyed.
MAJOR MARTIN
EN R O U T E TO
WASHINGTON
PRESIDENT IS
SUSTAINED ON
BURSUM BILL
ASHLAND. OREGON. TUESDAY \l AY 12 i< m
NO. 215
BILLY SUNDAY CRITICALLY ILL
M EMPHIS, Tenn., May IS.— The condition o f B illy Sunday,
evangelist., su fferin g from ptom aine poisoning, w as pronounced “ser-
ion s” fo llow ig a is*lapse taken today.
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BANK ^MESSENGERS ROBBED
MIDDLETOW N, Ohio, May 18.— Seven arm ed bandits in an au ­
tom obile held up m essengers of the F irst and M erchants National
Bank, secu ring $ 1 7 ,0 0 0 and ma<le tlieir getaw ay in a m achine.
CONGRESSMEN SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS
MAY
COST U. S.
$ 7 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
SHANGHAI DISPATCH SAYS
DR. SUN YAT SEN DEAD
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U. S. Supreme Court Revers- n
es Lower Court on
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Ship Claims.
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A
M AGES
INVOLVED «
LONDON,
May 13— Dr.
Sun Y at Sen. fo rm e r pro-
visional p re s id e n t of C h in a
a n d le a d e r of th e
S outh
C h in a re v o lte rs th a t e sta b -
lish ed th e
g o v e rn m e n t a t
C a n to n , is re p o rte d dead a t
H ong K ong, a c co rd in g to a
d isp a tc h from S h a n g h a i. Dr.
Sun w as one of th e o u tsta n d -
ing p o litic a l fig u re s in C hina
fo r th e p a s t 20 y e a rs and
was le a d e r of th e rev o lu tio n
13
y e a rs
w hich
over-
turned
the ago,
Manchu
dynasty
w IS
SPEAKER AT
L U fi t HEON
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8,
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Head of Grants Pass Cham­
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ber Praises Spirit of Roff-
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ue River Valley
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Suit Brought by B iooks-Scunlon 8
8 8 ! ASHLAND IS PRAISFD
K y” May 13’— C ngressm en John Langley anil
for Dam ages for Com m an­
.Milton L ipschultz, o f P hiladelph ia, w ere sentenced to tw o years each
a o t t n a o a a o a a a «
it,.s i........1|lKll
a t A tlan ta prison for a conspiracy to v iolate th e V olstead act for
deering Contract.
w ay < ’H e b ra tio u a re T ak -
w hich la u ig ley voted hi congress. B oth were placed unde, bond and
w
ill
be
taken
to
prison
in
October.
in g S hape.
W A SH IN G TO N M ay 13— T he
W ASH IN GTON,
May 13— A I
CORDOVA, A la sk a, May 13—
p re s id e n t h a s won h is f irs t s k ir ­
decision w hich m ay cost th e fed !
C A R PE N T IER A R RIV ES TO REGAIN LAURELS
M a jo r M artin a n d S e rg e a n t A lva
j H. D. N orto n , well know n a t ­
m ish w ith co n g ress. T he v icto ry
e
ra l g o v e rn m e n t $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in!
H a rv e y , w ho w alk ed In to P o rt
to rn e y of G ra n ts P a ss a n d p re s i­
NEW YORK, May 18.— D eclaring that h is u ltim ate object on claim s a ris in g from th e com m and-!
cam
e
w
hen
th
e
s
e
n
a
te
s
u
s
ta
in
e
d
M oller S u n d ay , e x h a u ste d from
d e n t of th e C h am b er of C om m erce
th e v eto of th e e x e cu tiv e in k illin g Ills second Visit to A m erica is to get a return bout w ith Jack Demn- e e rin g of sh ip s d u rin g th e w ar, j
se v en d a y s in th e w ilds of A lask a, R oseburg Second and Ashland
>ey, G eorges C arpentier, th e form er idol o f the French boxing t ub-
o f th a t g ro w in g
city, w as th e
th e B u rsu m p ension hill.
T he lie, arrived here Onlay Jac k Curley, w ho says he is th e Frenchm an's w as h an d ed dow n by th e U nited
P laces Third;
G rants
se t sa il to d a y fo r th e
U nited
County Agent Issu es Inform ation
p
rin
c
ip
al
s
p
e
a
k
e
r
at
th e fo ru m -
t o t e w as ta k e n am id g r e a t d is- rep resentative and who signet! to m eet Ton, Gibbons at M icliigln S ta te s su p re m e c o u rt to day.
S ta te s a n d w ill proceed to W a sh ­
P ass Fourth.
to G rowers; C odila Moth
lu
n
ch
eo
n
of
th
e
local
cham ber
o id e r a n d th e r e s u lt s u s ta in in g < tty on May 81 and B ill Gibson, w ho claim s to have a prior
T h e c o u rt re v e rse d th e d ecis­
in g to n to r e p o rt to th e h e a d q u a r­
P revalent.
gagem
en
t
w
ith
Carpentier
to
m
eet
G
ene
Tunney,
J
u
n
e
16
viXl
io
to day.
Mr. N o rto n confined h is
th e p re s id e n t’s a c tio n cam e only
ion of low er c o u rts an d sent ha<k
t e r s of th e A ir S ervice.
get th e first interview with Carpentier am i h is m anagr Deschm nns
a
d
d
re
ss
m
ostly to s o u th e rn O re
a f te r S e n a to r H a rre ld , re p u b lic a n < arpentier said h e w anted to m eet Gibbons first.
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«lamps. to th e c o u rt of claim s fo r s e ttle ­
T he f irs t brood of codlin m oth gon an d th e fam o u s R ogue R iv er
T he M edford h ig h school tra c k of O k lah o m a, ch a n g ed h is vote to
m en t th e c a se of th e
B rooks-
S p e n t S even D ays In
has been o u t fo r som e tim e and V alley a n d p raise d th e sp irit th a t
tea m won th e a n n u a l S o u th e rn s u p p o rt th e ex ecu tiv e. T he vote
RECEIVER
A
PPO
IN
TED
TO
H
ANDLE
DIMICK
ESTATE
S
canlon
c
o
rp
o
ra
tio
n
,
w
hich
sued
Cold of Northland O regon h ig h school tra c k m eet,
eggs
a re being laid a n d w ill he has been d ev e lo p in g ¡n th e la tte r
w as 53 to 28. T he B u rsu m bill
th e g o v e rn m e n t fo r d a m a g e s and
CORDOVA, A la sk a, M ay 12— w ith a to ta l of 70 p o in ts, a g a in s t
h a tc h in g th is w eek. On account d is tric t of !
sa y in g »hat th e
aim ed to in c re a s e th e p e n sio n s of
.
o f E. C anfield, Ore- co m p en satio n fo r th e c o m m a n d ­
M a jo r F re d e ric k M artin a n d S e r­ 24 fo r R o se b u rg , seco n d ; A sh ­
gon City Banker, a s receiver to handle th e e sta te o f Gram H n .
of tlie w arm w e a th e r we have tim e h ad a rriv e d w hen s e c tio n ­
ex -so ld iers, o th e r th a n th o se w ho »ck, fu g itiv e attorney and alleged forger dnrimr
1
IM,"‘ e e rin g of a c o n tra c t fo r c o n s tru c ­
g e a n t H arv ey , of th e A m erican lan d fin ish ed th ird w ith 7 p o in ts,
«eedings w ill be m ade by Judge Bean R ih e a p iiii, ¿ i i X 1 pro- tion of th e M. J. S canlon and th e had re c e n tly m ore m o th s will alism had a>! hut v a n ish e d a n d
took p a rt in th e la te w ar.
r o u n d th e w o rld flig h t, h a v e been and G ra n ts P a ss fo u rth w ith 6
e m e rg e a n d egg lay in g a n d h a tc h ­ in its ste a d a s p irit of co o p e ra tio n
to C aufield. A com m ittee o f Oregon City Pm tor»2 * * . agree-
T he v icto ry of th e p re s id e n t in abl
C an field’s appointm ent. U nited S t a ^ A t t o r L ^ X ’ "saS*
b a s k in g in th e w a rm th of P o rt p o in ts. K la m a th F a lls , th e o th e r
Mked for sh ip its e lf a t th e y a rd s of th e ing w ill be g e n e ra l o v er th e v a l­ was p rese n t.
He u rg ed th e d e ­
th e B u rsu m bill is receiv ed w ith grand jury indictm en t, chargin g frad u lm u " aZ * m ° ! ^ 8aW1, th a t « New A o rk S h ip b u ild in g c o rp o ra ­
M oller sto v e s a n d fe a s tin g on th e e n tr y failed to score.
ley fo r th e nex t tw o w eeks. S pray v elo p m en t of th e c o m m u n ity s p ir­
s a tis fa c tio n
by
a d m in is tra tio n lik ely be brought a gain st D im iek today.
e m ails, will tio n a t C am den, N. J.
b e st foods th a t th e little villag e
sh o u ld he a p p lie d now to both it b u t advised th'.it A sh la n d , M ed­
T he in d iv id u al s ta r s w ere Van le a d e rs, w ho a re now possessed of
C ounsel fo r th e g o v e rn m e n t,
in th e f a r n o rth a ffo rd s.
T he Scoyoc a n d S in g le r, s p rin te rs fo r
a p p le s a n d p e a rs, u n less ju s t r e ­ ford and G ra n ts P ass, a ll c itie s
s lig h t hope tWat o th e r m a tte rs of
in a rg u in g th e case, said if th e
t to r y of th e e v e n ts t h a t t r a n s p ir ­ M edford, a n d R ap p a n d B u rr for
c e n tly covered. In th is case an of th e R ogue R iv e r v a lle y rem a in
a fiscal n a tu r e w ill be sim ila rly
c
o u rt decided th e c o n tra c t had a
ed from th e d ay
th e a v ia to rs R o seb u rg . In e v e ry ra c e th a t R app
a
p p lic a tio n sh o u ld follow w ith in un ited in b rin g in g th e
fam o u s
disposed of, in c u d in g th e s o ld ie rs ’
v alu e, it w ould open th e d o o r to
c n a sh e d in to th e p e a k of a m o u n ­ ra n , he led u n til th e la s t 20 feet,
tw
o w eeks a f te r th e last ap p lica valley in to its own as a section
bon u s bill a n d th e ta x re d u c tio n
a p p ro x im a te ly $70.000,000 w o rth
ta in beyond C hig n ik to th e ir a r ­ w hen th e local s p rin te rs p u t over
lio n . By sp ra y in g th is week and of happy, c o n te n ted and p ro sp e r­
m e a su re .
of s im ila r su its.
riv a l a t P o rt M oller is one filled th e w in n in g s p u rt.
ag a in a,bout th e last
w eek
in o u s people.
w ith in te re s t a n d re v e a ls th e n a r ­
May, fru it sh o u ld be covered so
E g g e rs of G ra n ts P a ss w on th e Poincai-e’s R e tire m e n t W elcom ed
Mr. N orton com plinientm l A sh ­
PO R TLA N D , May 13— L e ste r
ro w escap e th e d a rin g flie rs h a d s h o t-p u t, w ith a h e a v e of 37 feet
•as
to
p
ro
te
c
t
it
from
th
e
m
axi
M
iss
Malici
R
u
ssell
Com
pletes
land
<n (he re p re s e n ta tio n and
Head P ub lic Service Com m ission H u m p h rey s, fo rm e r U n ited S ta te s
W A SH IN G TO N , May 13— T he
fro m cold a n d ex p o su re. T h e a c ­ 9 inches.
m um p a r t of th e
firs t
brood sh o w in g niad<* at ihe recent b o o st­
B eautiful Oil P ain tin g That
D e n u n e r of M edford d isp a tc h from P a r is a n n o u n c in g
*S«y B u ild in g P rojected Lines
a tto rn e y , ex p ressed th e opinion
c id e n t o c c u rre d only an h o u r and w as second w ith a th ro w of 37
to d av th n i
I
b ,ood w ill s trin g a lo n g from e r c o n fe re n ce in M edford, saying
Is Marvel o f Beauty.
th a t P re m ie r P o in c a re a n d his
-'lakes
It
N
ecessary.
to d ay th a t th e decision in th e th e f irs t of Mav
t h ir ty m in u te s fo llo w in g th e ir feet. D re ssie r, M edford, fin ish ed
u n til th e m iddle th a t th e c o m m u n ity received v a l­
c a b in e t w ill resig n J u n e 1, a s th e
B rooks-S canlon case w ould
h o p o ff fro m C h ig n ik to D utch th ird w ith 35 feet l l inches.
a ffe c t nnv
n ».
,
UOt ■ I ol J u n e > w ith th e m axim um in u a b le a d v e rtis in g as
Miss
M
abie
R
u
ssell,
w
e
l
l
a
re s u lt
re s u lt of tlie d e fe a t of a bloc n a-
KLAMATH FALLS. May 1 3 - a rre c t a n y
P o rtla n d
c o n tra c ts . fection com ing a b o u t
H a rb o r. T h e p la n e becam e e n v e l­
In th e m ile ru n , M atth ew s of tio n a l e le c tio n , w as received W ith! k n °w n n r t.s t of A sh la n d , h as on i T he c o n s tru c tio n of an ex ten sio n
th e
fin ti th e re o f.
He
also
p
raise
d
th e
All c la im s a g a in s t th e g o v e rn m e n t
oped in a b a n k of fog an d w ith ­ R o se b u rg w’on h a n d ily , w ith his
.,
.
,
tw
o
w
eeks
tin
J
u
n
e
.
A
la
rg
e
m
a-
P acific
M edford s p ir it, m uch in evidence
som e sa tis fa c tio n by g o v e rn m e n t e x h ib itio n in th e S ta te B ank of of th e U nion
i “,e V ™
o t ,h e « » o i >"<•
o u t w a rn in g c ra sh e d in to a m o u n ­ te a m m a te second a n d B ry a n t of
ra ilro a d 'Ô « , t SH
a
t R o seb u rg end in lea v in g th e
o ffic ia ls h e re .
P o in c a re ,
w ith A sh lan d a new and b e a u tifu l oil " e s t from C ran e to
jo in
th e
ta in sid e a n d w as w reck ed . N e ith ­ A shland th ird .
,know3- T" ‘ i »rood are laid on ,he nndèralda •su b je c t said t h a t he w as proud
T h e tim e w as fixed poH cies on re p a ra tio n s an d p a in tin g of C ra te r L a k e , to w hich
S o u th e rn P acific ra ilro a d a t or Eastern Mae evidently was on,-
a „d
e r M ajo r M a rtin o r H a rv e y w ere 4 m in u te s, 56 seconds.
of th e re p re s e n ta tio n from J a c k -
a rm a m e n t w as looked upon h e re she h a s given th e title . “ T he n e a r O dell, a n d th e c o n stru c tio n w h e re th e g o v e rn m e n t took over
in ju r e d . T he p a ir reco v ered som e
sh o u ld he k e p t in m ind an d th e son and Jo se p h in e c o u n ties.
T h e 120 y a rd h ig h h u rd le s w as a s an o b sta c le in th e w ay of a G lory of th e . S u n ris e .” T he pic­
of e ith e r a ro a d so u th from Bend ships u n d e r c o n tra c t fo r fo reign
o f th e re c o rd s fro m th e flag -p lu n e. won by B ry a n t of A sh la n d , w ith
u n d e r side of th e leaves should
C apt. Simonds, s e c re ta ry
of
second in te rn a tio n a l
co n fe re n ce tu r e w as com p leted only a few to L akeview , w ould so in crease p erso n s and c o rp o ra tio n s, and (lie
to g e th e r w ith th e ir su p p ly of c o n ­ D etrick of A shland second, an d
be
T
h
o
ro
u
g
h
ly
c
o
a
te
d
as
well
(as
days
a
g
o
a
n
d
h
a
s
been
u
n
d
e
r
way
th
e
G
ra
n
ts
Pa.
i
C
h
am
b
er
follow
­
fo r th e lim ita tio n of a rm a m e n t.
th e to n n a g e o v er th e
K la m a th b u ild e r refu sed to accept th e s e t­
d e n se d foods a n d s ta r te d to pick M orris of M edford th ird .
th e fru it.
ed
Mr.
N
orton
w
ith
b
rie
f
re
m
a
rk
s
se
v
e
ra
l
w
eeks
an
d
com
es
as
th
e
His r e tire m e n t
w ill
p ro b ab ly
L ak es r o u te s o u th to C a lifo rn ia tle m e n t o ffered .
th e i r w ay o u t of th e w ilds. F o l­
F o u r p o u n d s of pow dered lead n Mhioh be urged (but all of tlie
F irs ts in th e re m a in in g e v e n ts m a k e th e
c o n fe re n c e
possible r e s u lt of a visit of seven w eeks th a t th e S o u th e rn P acific w ould
lo w in g n u m e ro u s a tte m p ts , d u r ­ w ere won by M edford, w ith th e
o
r
eig h t p o u n d s of p a ste lead to s o u th e rn O regon c o u n try u n ite tn
in
1922. he obliged to c o n s tru c t th e Modoc SITE O FFE R E D REDDING
sin ce E n g la n d a n d A m erica a re to “ N a tu re ’s G em ”
in g w hich th e y sp e n t n ig h ts in exception of th e high ju m p , w hich
tw
o
h u n d re d g a llo n s of w a te r is a d v e rtis in g Hie re c re a tio n a l a d ­
know n (o be fa v o ra b le on th e lim ­ E v e ry m o rn in g d u rin g th e e n tire N o rth e rn s o u th e a s t
from
K la
CLUB FOR NEW HOME
a ld e r g ro v es w ith no b e d d in g and en d ed in a tie betw een B u rr of
reco
m
m en d ed as s ta n d a rd a rs e ­ v a n ta g e s of th e d istric t.
it of su b m a rin e s, a ir c r a f t an d o th ­ seven w eeks th e a r tis t v isited the m a th F a lls to jo in w ith th e C en­
in an a lm o st e x h a u ste d eo n d itlo u , R o seb u rg , and D em m er of M ed­
n a te sp ra y , but on a c c o u n t of th e
I n t e r e s t G r o w s in U : n avail
e r m a tte r s le ft u n to u c h e d a t th e la k e a t s u n ris e a n d th e m atc h le ss tra l P acific.
RED D IN G , C alif.,
May 13—
th e y m ad e th e ir w ay to a tr a p ­ fo rd a t five fe e t, sxi inches. C ut-
fru
it
gro
w
in
g
v
ery
ra
p
id
ly
at
th
is
S
everal am : lin cem en ts
w ere
scene
c
re
a
te
d
by
th
e
c
ry
sta
l
la
k
e
firs t a rm a m e n t co n feren ce.
T h is is th e opinion of H. W. T he W o m e n ’s Im p ro v em en t Club,
p e r ’s cubin on M ay 7 th . T h e c a b ­ b e rtso n
tim
e
it
w
ould
p
ro
b
ab
ly
be
b
e
tte
r
of
A sh la n d
fin ish ed
m
ade
by
c
o
m
m
ittee
heads.
S.
D.
a n d tits p re c /p itio u s w alls in th e C orey, c h a irm a n of th e O regon h av in g d e te rm in e d to
build a to U8e six pounda of pow dered
i n , s itu a te d a t th e m o st s o u th e rly th ird .
T ay lo r, w ho h ead s th e c o m m ittee
lig h t of a new su n
has
been
PLANS UNDER WAY TO
public se rv ice com m ission, w ho clu b h o u se. Mi s. Mae H elen Boggs | ,ead of tw ely e p o u n d s Qf pa jtp
p o in t of P o r t M oller bay, served
T he 100 y a rd d a sh , th e o p e n ­
in c h a rg e of th e b u sin ess m e n ’s
tra
n
s
fe
rre
d
to
th
e
c
an
v
as
w
ith
OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
, Ion8 of
w as in K la m a th C ou n ty to p re of S an F ra n c isc o a c h a rte r m em - lead t0 tw o h u n d re d
a s a h av en to th e p a ir fo r th re e ing ev en t w as w on by V an Scoyoc
c
a ra v a n . May 22, s ta te d th a t .In­
a
d
e
g
re
e
of
b
e
a
u
ty
a
n
d
realism
T h e local posts of th e G. A. R
side a t a te le p h o n e h e a rin g in h er, s u rp rise d th e clu b by o ffe r­
d a y s, w h e re th ey g ra d u a lly r e ­ of M edford, w ith S in g le r second
w
a
te
r.
W
h
ere
a
p
h
is
a
r
e
show
ing
te
r e s t in th e event is g ro w in g an I
a n d W . R. C. h av e nil b u t c o m ­ th a t is su p e rb , a n d th o se w ho C hiloquin and a ra ilro a d c ro ssin g ing to give a sp le n d id site fo r
g a in e d s tr e n g th th ro u g h sleep and a n d B u rr of R o se b u rg th ird . V an
up
and
have
n
o
t
been
sprayed
re la te d som e of (lie p irn s of his
p lete d p la n s fo r o b se rv in g M em ­ h av e view ed it d e c la re it Miss h e a rin g in K la m a th F a lls S a tu r ­ th e proposed c lu b h o u se , a r e s i­
su c h food a s th e cab in a ffo rd e d . Scoyoc a n d S in g le r d rew
wtith n ico tin e , it w ould be w el’ co m m ittee.
aw ay o ria l d a y in a m a n n e r b e fittin g R u s s e ll’s m aste rp ie c e .
T h e a r t ­ day.
d e n tia l lot a t th e c o rn e r of S h as­
S u n d a y , M ay 11, M o th e r's Day, from th e field a t th e fin ish . It
to add n ic o tin e s u lp h a te a t r a te
H ig liw a v <’e! b; a llo w
th e occasion. A p a ra d e , com posed ist o c cu rred a p c ’n t of v a n ta g e
ta and W est s tre e ts .
B
uilding
is
R
ecom
m
ended
M a jo r M a rtin a n d S e rg e a n t H a r ­ w as a p re tty race.
of
one
a
n
d
one
h
a
lf
p
in
ts
to
tw
o
S
e
c
re
ta ry J. II. Fa'.h*r a n n o u n c ­
of m em b ers of th e tw o o rg a n iz a ­ a b o u t h a lf w ay dow n th e tr a il to
Mrs. B oggs once ow ned a fine
C o n stru c tio n of th e C ra n e road
vey w a lk e d 20 odd m iles to P o r t
h u n d re d g a llo n s
in co n nection ed th a t plan« fo r t lie M ile-H igh
In th e re la y
race,
M edford tio n s, to g e th e r w ith B a ttre y B, th e w a te r and th e view e x te n d s to
and e ith e r one of th e tw o ro § d s hom e th a t stood on th is lot, but w ith C asein o r oil s p re a d e r.
M oller w h e re th e y w e re a c c o rd ­ w on, a f te r a p o o r s ta r t.
It c e le b ra tio n , to be held J u n e 4,
M orris v e te ra n s of th e W o rld W a r, school th e n o rth e a s t, re v e a lin g th e w a te r
so
u th from B end h a s been reco m ­ It w as b in n e d a lt e r she ch an g ed h as a lso been reco m m en d ed th a t
e d th e h o s p ita lity of
re s id e n ts c u t dow n th e lead , b e q u e ath e d
c e le b ra tin g th e co m p letio n of th e
co lo rs
of a m ended to th e
c h ild re n , A sh lan d C o n c e rt B and, a n d w a lls in th e
in te r s ta te com h e r resid e n ce to S an F ra n c isc o
a n d th e new s rad io e d
to
th e him by H u rt, a n d S in g le r in th e
olty o ffic ia ls a n d o th e rs , w ill be m o rn in g sun. O nly th o se w hose m erc e com m ission by th e public a n d th e p ro p e rty h a s stood v a ­ s p re a d e r be used w ith th is a p p li­ A sh la n d -K la m al h F a lls H ighw ay,
w o rld th a t th e tw o had escaped th ird Zip, gave V an Scoyotr'a w ide
of
casern w ere p ro g re ssin g
ra p id ly .
He
at
C ra te r se rv ice com m ission, C orey pointed c a n t e v e r since. M rs. Boggs still c a tio n , tw o p o u n d s
fo rm ed d u rin g th e m o rn in g of eyes h a v e m a rv e le d
th e ja w s of d e a th .
s p re a d e r is th e m axim um am o u n t s ta le d
m arg in fo r th e fin a l d a sh . G ra n ts M em orial day a n d w ill proceed to L a k e d u r in g th e e a rly m o rn in g
tlia t
G o v e rn o r W a lte r
p ro p e rty in
o u t, (and if a p p ro v ed by th e r a i l ­ ow ns c o n sid e ra b le
Search D iscontinued
n eed ed fo r m ost of th e w a te r P ierce, It. A. B ooth, fo rm e r m em
P a ss fin ish ed second, an d R o s e ­ A sh lan d c e m e te ry , w h e re m em ­ can e n jo y th e b e a u ty of th e col
R
ed
d
in
g
.
T
he
lot
is
w
o rth a b o u t used in sp ra y in g .
ro
ad
s
th
e
y
will
be
forced
to
build
As so o n a s th e new s th a t M ar b u rg th ird .
her ot' tin* stall* h ig h w a y co m m is­
o ria l serv ices w ill be co n d u cted . o rin g .
T h e p ic tu re a p p e a rs on by v irtu e of th e E sch-C um m ings $1,000.
tin a n d H a rv e y w e re s a fe a n d
CLAUDE C. CATE.
s io n , and J u d g e D uhy, c h a irm a n
In th e pole v a u lt H a m lin and S erv ices w ill be h e ld a t L ith la a a n v a s 28 by 4 8 inches.
a c t of 1920 w hich em p o w ers th e
s o u n d a t P o r t M oller w ord w as D re ssie r of M edford tied a t 9
C o u n ty A gent.
of th e com m ission, w ould he th e
Mess R u sse ll, c re a to r of th e ’n te r s ta te com m erce com m ission LIEUTENANT TONKIN FLANS
P a r k d u rin g th e a fte rn o o n . T he
d isp a tc h e d w ith a ll h a s te to th e fe e t 10 inches fo r firs t. H °Jm es m em o ria l serm o n w ill be d ellv er-
p rincipal sp e a k e rs fo r th e o cca­
new p ic tu re , h a s e a rn e d an en to force ra ilro a d
NON-STOP F1JG HT HOME
co m p an ies to
v a rio u s s e a rc h e rs w ho h a d been an d C u lb e rtso n of A sh lan d tied
sion,
a n d ad d e d th a t Irv in g E.
ed a t th e F ir s t M eth o d ist c h u rc h v iab le r e p u ta tio n In h e r p o r tr a y ­ build. T h e com m ission w ould d e ­
c o n d u c tin g an in te n siv e h u n t fo r fo r second place.
MAJOR W ALLER VISITS
V ining w ould also a p p e a r on th e
d u rin g th e fo ren o o n of S u n d ay , al o f C ra te r L a k e , a ll h e r w ork
SE A T T L E , M ay 12.— A n o n ­
t h e lo s t m en. B o a ts th a t h ad been
AR TILLER Y COMPANY p ro g ram . Th * e n te r ta in m e n t f e a ­
T h e h a lf m ile w as
w on
by May 25. F u ll p a rtic u la rs of th e m e e tin g w ith good d e m a n d , but cide on w hich of th e tw o ro ad s
so u th fro m B end w ould be to th e sto p flig h t betw en th e Sand P o in t
c o m b in g th e in le ts
and
sm all B oggs of M edford ehslly, in 2 :1 2 ,
tu re s w ill In* pro v id ed by v a rio u s
p ro g ra m s w ill a p p e a r a t a la te r n o n e revehl h e r a r tis tic n a tu re best in te re s ts of th e sta te .
a r ’a tio n field h e re a n d C rh s e y
M ajo r W a lle r a rriv e d in Ash
bays ceased th e ir se a rc h an d w ord w ith B e c k ler of R o se b u rg second
of
O reg o n ’s h o s p ita lity clubs, or
d a te .
to a b e tte r d e g re e th a n
“ The
Held t a i . , w ill be a tte m p te d on ia n d ye s te r d a y ev e n in g on one
No. Opposition Expected
w as
d isp a tc h e d
to
s e a rc h in g an d N u tte r of A sh la n d th ird .
b
o
o
ster o rg a n is a tio n s .
lu v ita -
G lory of th e S u n ris e .” T he late
A sked if th e ra ilro a d s w ould T u e sd a y by L ie u te n a n t E a rle H. of h i, r e g u la r v isits of inspection
p a rtie s , som e w ith dog te a m s, w ho
T h e 120 y a rd
h u rd le s w ere
t'o n s will he fo rw a rd e d to all to
p ic tu re its v a lu e d a t se v e ra l hun
Ivan
O. to B a tte ry B.
2 4 9 th
A rtille ry
n ot ta k e th e m a tte r in to c o u rt If T o n k in an d S e rg e a n t
w e re o p e ra tin g in la n d .
won by B ry a n t of A sh la n d , w ith
a
tte n d and p a rtic ip a te in th e p ro ­
d red d o lla rs.
’h e y w e re fo-ced to b u ild , Corey C ooper w ho a rriv e d from C rissey C orps. T he M ajor spent a por-
M orris of M edford second
and
g ram and a silv e r cup, f u r n i s h e d .
fle ’.d la te y e s te rd a y en ro u te to Hon of today e n lis tin g in te re st
■•epUed;
Loved Ones Joyful
D e tric k of A sh lan d th ird .
by th e local c h a m b e r, w ill be
SPROUTS
OF
NOTED
C h ig n ik , A lask a, to co n d u c t an in th e C itizen s M ilitary T ra in in g
“
I
d
o
n
’t
th
in
k
so
fo
r
tw
o
re
a
s
SAN D IEG O ,
May
13— T he
T he 220 low h u rd le s w ere won
awlarded to th e o rg a n iz a tio n p r o ­
ELM GROWN IN NEVADA ana. In th e firs t place, we h av e a e n a l se arc h fo r M ajor F re d e r- ' C am p, w hich w ill he held a t Cam p
n ew s t h a t M a jo r M a rtin , w hose by V an Scoyoc of M edford, M orris
d u cin g th e most o rig in a l s tu n t.
oroved to th em th a t c o n stru c tio n ick L. M artin a n d S erg ean t' A lva ; L ew is from J u n e 26 to J u ly 25, P la n s call for th e cup to he c o n ­
life w as d e sp a ire d of, w as sa fe a t second a n d B o rah of A sh la n d , New Panel Selected Is to Begin
R EN O , N ev.,
M ay
13— The af th e s e ro a d s w ould ta p so m u f,b L. H arvey. P la n s fo r tlie re tu rn to w hich all c itiz e n s betw een th e
P o r t M oller,
w as
im m ed ia te ly th ird .
te s te d fo r a n n u a lly a t places to
Service May 20; Names
g
ia
n
t
elm
a
t
C
am
b
rid
g
e,
Mass
’o n n a g e th a t
th e
c o n stru c tio n trip w ere m ade by L ie u te n a n t ag es of 17 a n d 24 y e a rs a re eldg- he d e sig n a ted by tlie p a rtic ip a n ts .
fla s h e d to th is c ity a n d conveyed
S in g le r w on th e 440 y a rd ru n .
Are Given.
u n d e r w hich G eorge W a sh in g to r w ould h e ju s tifie d .
In th e sec­ T o n k in to d ay fo llo w in g receip t ihle. M ajor W a lle r spoke before
to M rs. M a rtin . M rs. M a rtin w as w ith R app a n d Irw in of R o seb u rg
is
said
to
h
av
e
ta
k
e
n
com
m
and
ond place, if th e y d ’d n o t wan» ot in fo rm a tio n th a t th e m issin g th e high school th is m o rn in g on
a ll b u t o v ercom e w,ith jo y an d in second and th ir d places
T he new ju r y p a n e l fo r se rv ­ of th e A m erican a rm y in th e Rev ’o b u ild , th e y w ould h e s ita te tak - a v ia to rs had been fo u n d .
th e ’a d v a n ta g e s of th e cam p to
s ta te d t h a t sh e w ould do a ll in
C h a sta in won th e b ro ad ju m p ice b e g in n in g May 2 6 th , 1924, a t
ASHLAND IS AGAIN
o
lu
tio
n
a
ry
W
a
r,
is
d
e
a
d
,
b
u
t
ir
n
»
it
in
to
court,
as
v
irtu
a
lly
all
—----------------
y o u n g m en, e m p h a sizin g tlie fact
h e r p o w e r to p re v a il upon h e r a t 17 fe e t, B o rah of A sh lan d sec­
IN THE FOREGROUND
10 a. m . follow s:
R en o its Hfe is s till c a rrie d on 'h e p ro v isio n s of th e bill have
i th a t m ilta rism is not th e sole
h u s b a n d to q u it th e a ir serv ice. ond, a n d M orris, M edford, th ird .
J a m e s W illiam
J a rv is , A s h ­
fe a tu re of th e school, a n d th a t
W o rd receiv ed fro m M a jo r M ar­
T he d isc u s th ro w w as won by lan d , r e tir e d ; B. W . P a u l, Med- by n u m e ro u s s p ro u ts from th e been te ste d o u t in th e U nited
A n o th e r w itn ess h a s a p p e are d
m o th e r tre e .
S p ro u ts from the s ta t e s S u p re m e C ourt and have
p a rtic u la rly d u rin g th e f ir s t cam p
t i n ’s m o th e r a t C o n n e rsv ille , In d ., Senn of M edford, w ith B o rah of
, fo rd , e le c tric ia n ; M yrtle P a tto n , h isto ric elm w e re p re se n te d
upon
th e scene in th e in te re s t of
t« been u p h e ld .”
y ear. A m ericanism and discip lin e
w as to th e e ffe c t t h a t it had been A sh lan d second, an d D re ssie r of J Ashlantl
h o u s e k e e p e r;
H. E.
th
e
sp
le n d 'd c lim a te and o th e r
th e R eno L odge of E lk s s e v e ra ’
th e p rim e fe a tu re s . T h e only
a w o n d e rfu l M o th e r’s Day.
M edford, th ird .
C h ild ers,
M edford,
c o n tra c to r; y e a rs ag o by M elvin A. H o u ser
--------—
i c o n d itio n im posed on a p p lic a n ts c o n d to n s of o u r ’’’A shland th e
A t C le b u rn e , T exas, M rs. L u th ­
T h e re w as a sm all crow d in a t ­ J o h n B. R ice, R u c h , fa r m e r ; R.
STATE GRANGE WILL
B e a u tifu l.”
T h is tim e it is Mr.
a
B
oston
b
a
n
k
e
r,
a
n
d
h
av
e
g
ro
w
r
e r H arv ey , m o th e r of S e rg e a n t te n d a n c e , a n d th e h e a t to ld on
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING l ’cniisylvania HtreaniK H igbcsl i n ' -8 U iat th ey m u st be of good c h a r
C. W a rd , M edford, f a rm e r; G e r­ in to s tu rd y sa p lin g s in th e yard
J
o
h
n
B.
H
o w a rth ,
s e c re ta ry -
A lva H a rv e y , co m p an io n of Miaojr th e a th le te s .
— J.
«0 Years; Potomac Highest
acter and s u PP!y tw o le tte r s o
tie S. D oran, A sh la n d .
h o u se ­ of A r th u r K en t.
tre
a
s
u
re
r
of
th
e
go-a-head
re a l
rec o m m e n d a tio n b efore being ad- j
M a rtin , w as o v erco m e w ith em o ­
“ M oose” M uirliead
a cted
as I k e e p e r; W a lte r II. S tic k e l, Gold
in 8 6 Years.
SALEM , May 12.— T he p ro ­
e
s
ta
te
firm
of
W
h
ite
h
e
a
d
-S
ta
n
d
a rt
B oston n e w sp a p e rs
re p o rt r
n iitte d to th e cam p. T his a s s u re s j
tio n a t th e new s of h e r so n 's s ta r te r of th e rac e s, an d Jo h n
H ill, c a rp e n te r; Jo h n B. F is h e r. | n a tio n . w ide d e m a n d p re v a ii3 for g ra m m e fo r th e 5 1 s t a n n u a l s e s - j
Co.,
located
a
t
B
irm
in
g
h
am
.
sa fe ty .
B eeson w as in c h a rg e of g e n e ra l C e n tra l P o in t, fa rm e r; D avid M.
PIT T S B U R G H , M ay 13— R iv ­ s u rro u n d in g s in th e cam p th a t ! M ichigan and w ho, in a la u d a to ry
io n of th e O regon S ta te G ran g e
a ff a ir s , a ssiste d by th e coaches B row er, A sh la n d , d o c to r; S. L. pieces o f th e fam o u s elm , p a rtic
was a p p ro v ed a t a c o n fe re n ce in e rs in th is section re a c h e d fo u r! a re d e sira b le from a m oral stan d - le tte r to
P ro f. II. G. G ilm ore
u
la
rly
from
f
ra
te
r
n
a
l
and
pa
o
f
th
e
v
a
rio
u
s
schools
com
p
etin
g
i
FIRST STRAWBERRIES .ARE
in th e ex ecu tiv e offices h e re to- fe e t above th e flood s ta g e h e re ! P ° n t '
J o h n s to n ,
A p p le g a te ,
fa rm e r; trio tlc so c ie tie s, colleges a n d mu
hopes th a t th e said II. (1. G. is
SH IPPE D AT HOOD R IV ER — M ail T rib u n e .
C lafen ce A.
W a lk e r,
A sh lan d , seum s. T h e liv in g tre e s in R ene lay. Arnon th o se p re s e n t w ere 1 t O(Jay, th e f ir s t tim e in May fo r i
still e n jo y in g th e
c o m fo rts of
I
h a rle s P a lm ite r of Hood R iv e r,)
y ears. T h e lo w lan d s of P .'tts K E I j SO T E A C H E R S A R E
f a rm e r; A lb e rt E. K in n ey , A sh ­ lire c a re fu ll g u a rd e d ,
“
y
o
u
r
d
e
lig
h
tfu
l
c
lim
a te
w ith
a n d a re
HOOD R IV E R , May 12.— H ot
b
u
rg
h
an
d
v
icin
ity
a
re
flooded.
m
a
s
te
r
of
th
e
s
ta
te
g
ra
n
g
e
,
and
la
n
d
,
r
e
tire
d
;
M
ichael
M.
T
u
c
k
e
r,
IAABLE
IF
THEY
WED
o u td o o r a ttr a c tio n s t h a t -it is h a rd
SALEM ELK S BOND
said to be am o n g a few survivor*
w e a th e r Is b rin g in g th e m id-C o­
T his y e a r ’s
to m atch a n y w h e re .”
Mr. H ow ­
ISSUE FULLY SUBSCRIBED A sh lan d , f a rm e r; C la re n c e F a r n ­ o f th e g re a t elm w hich w atched G o v ern o r P ie rc e .
lu m b ia B traw berry cro p to u n u s ­
m ee tin g of th e g ra n g e will be held
HAGERSTOWN, Md., May 13
K ELSO . W ash ,, May 13— T he a rth is v ery m uch a bird of p a s ­
h am , A sh la n d , re tire d .
th e review of A m erican h isto ry
u a lly e a rly m a tu rity . T he se aso n 's
dam w as w ashed
out
a t K o I ho school h o ard fo r a n u m b er sage on th is te r r e s tr ia l globe of
a t T h e D ales, J u n e 3 to 6, in c lu ­
Geo. H. B ow ers, A sh la n d , fa r m ­
SA LEM , May 13.— T h e $100,-
fo
r n e a rly 150 years.
f i r s t s h ip m e n t, five c ra te s , w as
sive.
s*
er
s
hill,
57
imiles
from
w
here
( of yPi,Tg jia s nO( em p lo y ed m ar o u rs a n d a w ord from him in s e a s ­
000 bond issu e a u th o riz e d by th e e r ; N. N. C h a rle y , C lim ax, fa r m ­
m a d e by th e A pple G ro w e rs’ as-
th
e
S
h
e
n
a
n
d
o
a
h
riv
e
r
m
eets
th
e
ried to:.(.h er8 , C u p id ’s d a rts have on c a rrie s w e ig h t w itli it.
T h e c o n v en tio n w ill be called to
Salem lodge of E lk s, w ith w hich e r; Ja m e s O w ens, E a g le P o in t,
Hot
Weather
Continues—
a c o ia tio n to n ig h t, a w eek e a rlie r
P
o
to
m
ac
R
iv
e
r
a
t
H
a
r
p
e
r
’s
F
e
rry
.
lrtade 8erio n s ro a d s ¡n to th e fac
o rd e r a t 10 a. m. J u n e 3, follow ed
M edford,
Som e tl’m e (ago Mr. H o w a rth
to c o n s tru c t th e p ro p o sed new fa rm e r; A. H u b b a rd ,
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by ro ll call of th e d e le g a te s and T h e tow n of H a r p e r ’s F e rry is u lty , how ever,
a f te r
t e a c h e r s : paid a visit to Mr. II. T. E lm o re,
hom e fo r th e lodge h e re th is s u m ­ m e rc h a n t; C has. O w ens, R o gue
rid w e a th e r t h a t h a s p rev a ile d in re p o rts of th e c o m m itte e on c r e ­ u n d e r six feet of w a te r. All tr a v ­
tie s -are ex p ected d a ily , a n d by th e
signed th e ir c o n tra c ts , an d s e v e ra l! th en
p ro p rie to r c f
A sh la n d 's
m er, h a s been fu lly su b scrib ed . R iv er, fa rm e r; C la ra B. G ille tt,
A sh lan d f o r th e p a s t se v e ra l days d e n tia ls . A p p o in tm e n t of c o m m it­ el over Ohio
h r.d g es
betw een , o f th is y e a r ’s fa c u lty h av e m ar- Shoe Shop, hilt w ho h a s since re-
e n d of th e w eek th e a sso c ia tio n
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does n o t seem to h a v e been b ro k ­ tees w ill follow , a f te r w hich th e M aryland and V irg in ia h a s been
e x p e cts to be fo rw a rd in g c a r lots.
rie d d u rin g th e school y ear. T he tu rn e d to h is f ir s t love at A u g u s ­
th e lodge h av e su b scrib ed
fo r a rd s o n , E a g le P o in t, fa rm e r; E f­
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bonds, th e la rg e s t sin g le s u b s c rip ­
of ra in th a t fell in A sh la n d la st lu n ch eo n .
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th e sk ie s th e n am e A sh lan d h a s a c ­
tio n being $10,000.
W A SH IN G TO N , May 13— T h e te a c h e r m a rrie s a f te r sig n in g th e q u ire d a s a to u r is t c ity of th e
T he a fte rn o o n of f ir s t day will
W a lte r S. G ore, M edford, c le rk ; e v e n in g a b o u t 5 o ’clock. W h ile
SPRINGFIELD, Or., May 13—
W illia m H illis,
R ogue
R iv e r, th e w e a th e r w as cooled la s t eve­ be given o v er to a b u sin ess m e e t­ P o to m a c R iv e r rea c h e d Its h ig h ­ c o n tra c t.
f ir s t m a g n itu d e V erily, Mr. H ow ­
A wage cut of 40 cents a day will
T H E W’EATH ER
fa rm e r; M a rg a re t I. D eL osh, M ed­ n in g a n d th is m o rn in g , th e t h e r ­ ing, w hile in th e e v e n in g th e v isit­ e st flood c re s t in 30 y e a rs. H un-
a r t h is h u t a n o th e r of th e m any
take effect In the Booth-Kelly
fo rd , r e p o r te r ; E lm e r J . B row n, m o m e te r m o u n te d to su m m e r p ro ­ ing d e le g a te s w ill be g u e sts of dre«ls of p e rso n s in G eorgetow n,
w inesses w ho
h av e recognized
sawmill here May 15, according;
R e p o rt fo r M ay 12, 1924-
A p p le g a te , fa r m e r ; G ra n t M at- p o rtio n s e a rly in th e a fte rn o o n . A h o n o r a t a rec e p tio n to be a r r a n g - j a 9ll*) u r^, a r G h om eless a n d h u n - In Tou* li Today—
p o sitiv e m e rit in th e m an y a t-
: dre(ls of th o u sa n d s of d o lla rs of
Miss D elilia S tev en s, nom inee I tra c tiv e fe a tu re s not only in A sh-
to a b u lle tln issu e d to th e em - j M axim um , 8 0; m in im u m , 51; s e t th e w s, Gold H ill, m in e r; W ald o m axim um of 90 w as r e p o rte d on ed by re s id e n ts o f T he D alles.
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Sunday
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day.
C lassified ads bring resu lts.
a ,o n K th e riv e r.
to d a y fo r a s h o rt tim e on business. R ogue R iv er valley.
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