Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, May 21, 1924, Image 1

A shland D aily T idings
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading
Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(International News W ire Service)
VOL XLVII.
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tid-ings, Volume 43.
OREGON IS
SECOND IN 1).
S. AID ROADS
o f W hich G overnm ent Con­
tributed $ 5 ,3 0 6 ,7 8 4 .
onstrate the need of a state
educational institution in
southern Oregon and the
summer school is our big op-
portunity, therefore there
can be no question regarding
this item.
The second item — T h e
Shale oil site and road build-
iug program — will be fully
explained tomorrow.
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Over
Talent
Irrigation
ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
NO. 222
A L L ABOARD
FOR BUSINESS
HEN ’ S JAUNT,
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ASHLAND CLIMATE
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924
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BUDGET COMMITTEE OPENS
DRIVE EARLY NEXT WEEK
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W. 11. McNair, chairm an 8 j
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! 8 the Chamber of Commerce, 8 !
J 8 announces th at the commit- 8*
i 8 tee will begin th eir canvas 8
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! 8 desires th at the public thor- 8
8 oughly inform themselves re- 8
Is Near Top of List of Sta­ 8 garding the items for which 8
8 the committee will ask sub- 8 Forty-three Firms Pledged
tes West of the
to Join Tomorrow’s
8 scriptions.
There are 10 8
Rockies.
Caravan.
8 items on the list. The first 8
777 MILES ARE PAVED 8 is >300 for The Summer 8 BRING Y O U R LUNCH
8 Normal and Art School. It 8
<’«*•* o f H ighw ays $ 1 1 ,3 0 1 ,3 4 7 , 8 is well understood that Ash- 8
B iil.,,1 Will Direct
8 land is endeavoring to dent- 8
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SENATE COMMITTEE REJECTS FO R D ’S BID
W ASHINGTON, May 2 1 .— Henry Ford’s hid for M uscle Shoals )
w as rejected by a 10 to 6 vote by the sen ate agriculture com m ittee
in ex ecu tiv e session , how ever, it may lie brought up as a su b stitu te'
on th e floor of th e sen ate.
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TR IPLE TRAGEDY OCCURS IN LOS ANGELES
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ANGELES, May g j . — M eeting h is form er w ife and her
’»“ sbaud of a few days, Ike H leo shot and killed th e w om an, prob­
ably fatally w ounded th e m an, W illiam M illigan, ami then turned
th e gun on h im self, in flictin g a serious w ound. P olice said that
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FIRECRACKE R S
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WASHINGTON
May 21 8
—W. Duckstein, private sec- 8
retary to E. McLean, Wash- 8 )
ington publisher, told the 8 |
senate committee of a plot 8
engineered by special agents 8
of the departm ent of justice 8
“ to get something on mem- 8
bers
of the Daugherty inves-
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f fiv es- t,
tigating com m ittee.” Duck- 8 T h i
Ola Ordinance IS Reenacted .
at Regular Session
8 stein said a g e n ts had a crew
Last Night.
¡ « Of wi™ u p p e r, „ „a inv»»„.
E X E R C ISE S
HERE FRIDAY
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V kSOn
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G° U“ X ,s A • S d
** gated Se«ator W heeler and 8
& am 18 Arrailoed.
ACTION RECOMMENDED ¡ 8 Senator Brookheart. Gas- 8 P R O ] ? ’"’T’PTA r~T« Q P A V
, n ton Means' famous black » i 1
f EED T 0 SPEA K
»«.»tract for C onstruction of Sew-1 8 satchel, containing valuable 8 < > \
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B . , . , Site.., A w n .,,„
papers a „ d er.Uence
to Frank Jordan.
8 stolen by agents bf O’Brien 8
Public Invited,
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D istrict.
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W ILL ATTEMPT TO SOFTEN JA P A N E SE EXCLUSION
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PORTLAND, May 21— Figures
Y_ay 2 1 .— U ndaunted by fa ilu res that have
The crew in charge of the car- m et his efforts to postpone the"7ff.H-t.ve .U te for J a n a X ‘± , ¡ T "
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announced yesterday by the P ort­
I h e re will be no loud boom ing 8 fied.
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* "«‘»>««•. attem pt to “get a ro u n i” t°he
8 avan of Ashland business men i
Ja c k so n C ounty, E ig h th G rade
land office of the United States
of fire c ra c k e rs in A shland d u r - ' « 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
_ «ays everything is in readiness for
HO“ ~
T h T l^ iX
8
g
ra
d u a tin g exercises will be held
bureau of public roads show that
8 | tom orrow ’s excursion, over
th _ e) o th er a p jia l
‘r arn ed ’ but »«« P,a"* ‘« m ake an- ng th e g ra n d p a trio tic celeb ra-
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in
th
e C h a u ta u q u a B u ilding, A sh ­
599.8 miles of roads have been
jj
irrigation d d istrict
istrict and
and at
a r, e L Z i o » % r o v i X lb,V ‘° ,no,TOW’ to "»"K**88 ‘« ««hen the drastic tion July 3 and 4.
This was
8 Talent
Ta,en‘ irrigation
lan
d
.
O regon. F rid a y . May 23. at
built in Oregon with the assist­
assured through action taken by
8 ■ ? ° c»oc^ sharp tomorrow morn-
1:30
p. m.
ance of federal funds.
W ash­
the city council at a regular semi­
310,000,000 FEET KLAMATH TIMBER SOLD
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Taylor.
conductor,
will
The fo ren o o n session begins on
ington has built 449.3 miles since
monthly session last night, when
shout “ all aboard.” V. D. Miller
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F
rid
a y m o rn in g a t 10 o ’clock. It
the programme was started in
an old ordinance covering the
will take up the position of rear o o o
8
will co n sist of th e co u n ty m usic
1917. From July, 1923, to J a n ­
shooting of firecrackers and other
hrakie and with Kenneth McWil­
uary, 1924, a total of 65.7 miles
m em ory c o n te s t an d a sin g in g
dangerous explosives within the
liams near the head end. the car­ »<>». « n il... were "h,I h L h „ , woo.™
' i ” ' Po" - city limits, was resurrected and Long mid Hhort Haul M easure c o n te st. T he ju d g e s in th ese co n ­
was finished in Oregon and 29.5
avan will move towards Talent. i-eceive $ 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 fron .g th e sale.
Put Through; Curb on
K lam ath Indians will
miles in W ashington.
te sts a re Mrs. G ore, M edford;
le-enacted. The action followed
Frank Dillard, engineer of the
Carriers, Aim.
The total cost of the federal
Mrs.
L. N. W oodised, A shland,
i
strong
endorsem
ent
presented
the
Talent irrigation d istrict will join
PEOPLE PLAN TO LEAVE MOUNT KILEAUEA DISTRICT
aid highways in Oregon was >11,-
and
Miss
M a rsters, S uperv so r of
council, and as the result of the
»he caravan at Talent and will
WASHINGTON, May 21.— The M usic, A sh lan d .
301,347, of which the United
direct appeal of the celebration
lead the way over the fertile fields
Gooding bill, restricting the inter­
¿ i r X J K r T u S ’“ " *h'
th t
S tates government contributed
All th e people of Ja c k so n c o u n ­
committee.
The adoption of the state commerce commission
of the district and to points of In­
in ty a re in v ite I to com e. T he
>5,369,754.
In the work com­ A ndrew s B rothers Arrange to
today, fo llo w in g a prediction by R. Finch that*» 7 ™ "‘¡j“ 1***’8 "«‘*<<* ordinance means that the coming
terest In connection with the de­ ton is due m om entarily. F in ch based hi«
ts application of the long and nPn ,,u
e x P,o s"
pleted in January, >909,985 had
Link T riple C ities o f R ogue
,:.«w
............ ............... I peQb,e
Ah,»land a re esp ecially
b ° ‘,S "P° n th<‘ h" celebration will not find women siiort
velopment of the district, includ­ creased earthquake activity d u . l . m X
haul of the interstate com- 1
been expended in seven months,
in M aster Production
invited to be present. This is an
ing the dam now under construc­ found o f th e tw o soldiers, m issin g sj ,L l tiT* h ?U,,’S- N« “ ’Mce was and children panic stricken from raerce act, was passed by the sen­
of which >587,018 was federal
tw o days ago.
g ‘ nce ‘»,<? violent eruption of bombardments conducted by care­
■11 school day and everybody Is
tion on Em igrant
creek
and
ate yesterday 54 to 23.
money. Highways of inter-state
urged
to m ak e a good d ay of it.
less
boys
and
young
men,
and
it
All music societies in Ashland, Bellview district, an area of 1600
The bill is the first im portant
and inter-county importance, not
T
he
A shland schools will d is ­
is
also
argued
that
danger
from
one on railroad questions passed
to exceed 7 per cent of the total Medford and G rants Pass are to acres which will be placed under
fire will be greatly lessened.
m iss a t noon in o rd e r to help
at this session by the senate and
post road mileage, may be desig­ be combined and presented in a w ater in the spring of i^*25.
m
ake it a good day. A lm ost 100
Contract
Awarded
The success of the caravan is J
lavish two-day musical festival,
concludes a fight carried on more
nated for federal assistance.
boy.;
a n d g irls in th e A shland
The
bid
presented
by
Frank
according to an announcem ent already assured, due to the ener-
thau 20 years by the interm oun­
Oregon R anks Second
Jordan,
accompanied
by
a
certi­
'ch
o
,
Is
will get th e ir d ip lo m as on
tain rate territories. The meas­
In W ashington
>10,866,077 made by George and Ed Andrews getic Work of Chairman S. D.
¡.hat day.
fied check fo r theerqeiruwtO-e
ure had been under debate for a
was used on roads designated as of Medford. The two famed Med- Taylor and his committee, and to
Led
check
for
the
required
T he a fte rn o o n p ro g ram is very
week.
federal aid highways, >5,053,198 t for musicians plan such a step the loyal response of heads and
am
ount,
for
the
construction
of
a
a
ttra
c tiv e . T he A shland
H igh
F ederation o f W om en’s Clubs and Mont hl v
..
The interstate commerce com­
o f which was furnished by the I with the feeling that it will stim ­ representatives of business firms
sewer
line
on
Beach
street
was
ac­
...h
e
r
«
n
en
izn
ii»
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C<^
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mission has for yeara niainta'ned School Band wi 1 begin Hi,, p ro ­
government. The 29.5 miles con­ ulate an interest in good music of the city. At 1 o’clock this a ft­
» overs H ighw ays in Com-
cepted.
No
other
bids
for
the
Convene
Here.
its power to permit a common g ram , follow ed by C o m m u n ity
structed in the seven m onths’ and break down any petty rivalry ernoon 43 firm s had pledged to
prehensivc Manner.
work
were
presented.
Jo
rd
an
’s
carrier to charge less for a long! :‘n,ginR aud lhe ‘‘«»"»eucenieut
period cost >509,097. The state and grievances th a t may exist be­ accompany the caravan and others
price is 65 u, cents per foot for ‘ .1---- t ------- .
....................... 1 a d d re ss w ill he given by P rof. E.
LOS
ANGELES,
May
21.—
Dur­
will
attend
providing
circum­
tween
the
music
societies
of
the
was assisted by the federal agency
The May issue of The Volt, the cement pipe. Work on the sewer than for a short haul included in
three cities.
stances will w arrant. The num- ing the last week of May and the
the long haul when the carrier T. R eed of C o rv allis. O regon has
to the extent of >234,093.
wjll
not
be
initiated
until
the
last
first
two
weeks
in
June
the
eyes
!
0°”
°
f
Th6
CaH’
bei
s
u
re
to
make
up
the
excursion
The present plan is to start the
has shown a fte r a fair hearing no b e tte r com m encem ent s p e a k ­
Oregon stands second of 11
week
in
June,
the
council
giving
of
the
women
of
the
world
will
’
promises
\
^1
Company’
that such authority is necessary e r th a n Mr. Reed.
states west of the Rocky moun­ societies working sim ulatneously is sufficient to assure a represen­
the
contractor
permission
to
de­
be
focused
upon
Los
Angeles
and
popuIar
numbers
o”
"
he
year
T
h
e
A P e r th e exercises a t th e C h a u ­
ta in s in the per cent of the pro­ on the same m aterial next No­ tative delegation of business in­
for the m aintenance of its ser­
vicinity,
when
five
large
m
eet-i
e
n
tir
e
issu
e
j
» . ? a F‘- r h e lay work until that time in order vice. The measure passed by the ta u q u a B uildit g th e r e will lie atli-
terests
and
interest
in
the
trip
is
vember
and
work
continuously
gram m e completed. W ith a to­
^ ¡ X v a y ^ u ' th a t he be in position to superin­
Those who ings of women’s organizations did arUcle Qn
senate would perm it “departure” e tic e v e n ts in th e p a rk . T ak e
ta l of 2888 miles to be improved until the following spring, when increasing hourly.
tend
construction
work
in
the
and
one
g
gantic
convention—
the
nation”
whin»
8
i\a
>
Sit-
have
signed
up
are:
only in cases of clrcu'tous routes, > c u r lunch and s ta y all day
over a period of 15 years, 777 it Is hoped to have some famed
biennia, nr ,b e Genera, F eder,-.; o , “ n° ”
’ “ " I« « park and auto camp.
H. A. Stearns, A. C. W lllhite.
F o llo w in g is th e p ro g ra m :
m iles have been paved, 1246 miles a rtist who will be on the Pacific
„on
W omen’s « „ b a - r b a , ,a £
, Firo C hief Baughman w$s in­ in the m aking of export and Im-i KA A, M. — Conci-ii am i C ontest
Harrison
Bros.,
(2
cars),
W.
W.
coast
at
that
time,
to
come
to
port rates and with regard to
graded.
W ashington’s program
structed to take action with res­
1. M usic M em ory c o n te st for
Included 2893 miles, of which 517 Ashland and act as soloist and be Robison. McNair Bros., Plaza
block
express rates.
pect to the metal awning in front
Confectionery,
F.
D.
W
agner.
assisted
by
a
chorus
of
at
least
Sponsored by Senator Gooding, tea m s of Ja c k so n C ounty, J a c k ­
have paved, 1785 miles surfaced
hekl
_
, u e ts dU(1 figures and not only of the Yockey & Co., office and
Briggs
&
Briggs,
J.
W.
McCoy,
two
hundred
trained
voices.
The
republican.
Idaho, the bill was so n v ille, G riffin C reek, P hoenix.
an d 99 miles graded. Plans in­
On May 23 and 24 the C .lit- ' b n t‘ o n tll'n ee'h .'
ordered to either have the aw n­
rep
esenting
the
F
irst
National.
two
directors
will
keep
in
con-
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C e n tra l P o in t, Neil C reek, E ag le
cluded improvement of 44 64 miles
ornia aectiOh o( the League o C f o r the year l » ' ?
' 1’r ° fi''an' ing removed entirely or elevated taken up for final debate Immed­ P o in t, Dewey School, R ogue R iv­
stan
t
touch
with
the
societies
In
Asb,and
Tidings,
V.
D.
Miller,
E.
iately after the senate had dispos­
In California, of which 2996 miles
to the regulation height.
O f_naitici»i«r
ed
of the soldier bonus bill. Sen­ e r, Gold H ill. B u tte C reek. H a tc h ­
have been either graded, paved order th at th eir tempo and h ar­ R. Isaac,_ D. F. Kay, H inthorne, Women Voters will hold Its a n - '
J. II. Fuller, representing the
vftrq< < ,eS ° th ° SP
o r surfaced. There were 1863 mony may be exact. The date of photographer. Citizens Bank, rep­ nual convention here. At this i who I)ian
ator Fletcher, democrat Florida, e ry School. B u tte F alls.
meeting the women expect to r e - ‘ soilth t
° n ’n° tOr tKp Chautauqua
' " a,*,au,,ua association,
association, request-
resented
by
F.
S.
Engle:
Virginia
presentation
in
the
spring
is
con­
2. S inging C ontest- P u p ils of
insisted that the measure would
m iles of paving.
elee,
the
preaen,
roster
e
i
n
t,leers
1
c
t
,
«
"auto,Ha"
H'
",
"
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T
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!
”
'
“
Cafe,
represented
by
Mrs.
Cran­
tingent
on
w
eather
conditions.
P hoenix, L ake C reek, (’.old H ill.
The am ount of work completed
’ C alH o rn ia H ‘S hw ay C o m -D d from th e C h a u ta u q u a building result in the railroads continuing
It is possible that “ F a u st” may dall; Hardy Bros., Dr. W. Oeser, — M iss M arlon D elaney of S a n ' •
W
im er and o th e r schools.
la proportion to the entire pro­
their
present
rates
to
interm
ediate
aneisco? m, o res-,U n f Mr« Mn. ^ 7 ° " J ’0"?6™’“ 8 the condition immediately following the W int-
Of the Pacific riirb w l " u“ luon
3. Concert numbers.
gram m e in the 11 w estern, or be worked up iu concert form, or 20lh Century Grocery, represent­ Francisco, as pres’dent: , Mrs. Mol- ««
ine t a (iric Highway between er Fair, he disposed of, either er short-haul points and ransing
W hite l.e Bloom Flagg of Lancaster, • Redding
and |h e OregQn Hne Jn
\ oon
public land states, follows: W ash­ some famous orators will he pre­ ed by H. B utterfield;
hauling it aWay or burning it. i their long haul or coast rates.
House
Grocery.
E
ast
Side
Market.
sented
the
first
day.
and
mixed
reasurer, and
Mrs. A rth u r S. tHia connection. Harvey M. Toy
ington. 79.6 per cent; Oregon, 70
1 icnl l.unr'ies in Ashland Park
The street departm ent wa<# in - 1
Los Angeles, as Chairman of the California Corn-
per cent; California, 48.7 per selections on the second, the v ar­ Litliia Bakery. Swenson & Peeb- He.nemann, of
l:3 u p. in. - -C ou n ty
Eighth
structed to dispose of the saw- i NOTCHES ON FENCE A R E
cent; Idaho, 14.6 per cent; Utah, iations to depend on the directors. ler, Saunders Barber Shop, Schn- secretary.
mission states as follows:
i dust
G rad e C o m m encem ent P ro g ra m .
SOURCE OF j a w SUIT
annual conven-
“ Desnito
»
13.8 per cent; Arizona, 9.2 per • Work on “ Robin Hood,” an ­ ernran’s Grocery, Beaver Realty t i n n lh e o f fourteenth
O rc h e stra Nun.her».
n .o
T
p
re
s
p
ite
this
heavy
program
,
A
committee
was
appointed
to
•cent; Colorado, 5.2 per cent; Ne­ other of the colorful out-door pro­ Co., R. W. Johnson. J. P. Dodge America .» d th e (Ira. ""'U iU c
In v o ca tio n — By Rev. B. C. M iller
condi,
»B h a
BAKER. Ore . M a, 2 0 - O a c
vada, 4.6 per cent; New Mexico, ductions, sim ilar to the other «v Sons. A. L, Trask. Ed Staples, TheaJre. Conference’ will take 1
P a s to r F irst B a p tist C h u rch
.
, ft cond‘tlons- Ken-, view to constructing a new side- the most unusual cases filed here
'*
- V Y
"" n r “n ' le
1.5 per cent; Montana, 1.1 per pageants th a t have been staged Billings Agency, H. H. Elbart, Place’ ,» , . X d 7 a a l a r l U May
S inging of fo n g s in c h o ru s — P u ­
>cent; Wyoming. 1 per cent. The by the Andrews brothers, is a l­ Carson-Fowler Lumber Co., J. H. 27 and continuing until June ® i ’ 7 , .
bef«re.
| between Nutley street and Straw- »er against E. E. Augustus, for. pils of e u tir e C o u n ty : A m erica,
to ta l completed for the western ready underway and will be the Fuller, J. H. McGee Henry End­
Close
on th e h e e l« o f tht
”
’
hls
18
indee(»
welcome
news,
berry lane. The action nam ing) >1025 over the payment of sheep, j A m e r i c a th e B e u u t'fiil;e My
s ta te s was 24.6 per cent surfaced last large spectacle in Medford ers, Jr., and Fix-It Shop.
vention come three others 8 The i m tb<>8e * 7 ° have had t o ‘«-averse the committee came after a p ro -; Officer bought the band of sheep H e a rt’s itl th e H ig h la n d s; O regon,
The committee urges th a t all
a n d paved.
A nother 25.3 per until the new plan has been w ork­
liS J ) , r t ’*cular section of high- i longed discussion of the m atter, i be now owns from A ugustus and My O regon.
ed -out in G rants Pass and Ash­ who join the caravan prepare a Californi Federation of Wo- 1 ; way
during the past . year
«cent was graded.
F la g S alute.
at
time of delivery a count
land. The fetes planned by An­ lunch for a picnic dinner at noon. men’s Clubs is also to have a • Regarding **. the Oregon
M ach W ork Completed
Highway
I
A
ddress to E ig h th G rad e G rad-
Classtiiea
ads
bring
results.
was made
' Federal aid highways approv­ drews brothers will be as color­ Coffee and cream will be supplied two-day session in Pasadena, I situation bo(h past and present
I
uat
jig
c la ss of Ja c k so n c o u n ty —
According to the custom, as
ed or under construction at the ful as “ Iolanthe” and “ Pirates of by the committee and the F ran k ­ starting May 30. This convention ! The Volt has to say as follows-
E. T. R ie d , of O. A. C.
j the counting proceeded a notch
p resent tim e included 207.6 miles Penzance” th at have won end­ lin and Llthia Bakeries will fu r­ .s usually the high light of the ; ” Since Oregolf3 present form ,
i
S
inging
of songs in c h o ru s —
i was made by each man in a fence
nish bakery products.
In Oregon at an estim ated cost of less praise.
club year, but has been forced of highway commission was e s -i
P
u
p
ils
of
enLire
C o u n ty :
L ove’s
pannel at the corral for each 100
The committee in charge urges into the background this year j tablished in 1917, the State High-
*>3.424,179, and 78.3 miles in
sheep passed out. A short time Old Sw eet S ong; D rin g to Me Only
the im portance of being ready to because of the demands of the way. D epartm ent has made expen- '
W ashington to cost approximate-
later
Officer found he was short w ith T h in e E yes; S a n ta L ucia;
depart from the Plaza promptly b,e" n,al-
:ly >2,411,901. The government CONDUCTOR STAFFO RD
; ditures of approximately sixty-
in n J y , ;
--
100 head,
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so -- he M
asserts,
a
Ulin
and is
in C a rry Me Back to O’ V - - irg
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f
KILLED AT LANTHAM at 9 o’clock,
will furnish >1,860,959 for the
The national convention of the 1 »j»
dollars, according t<, \
,
s
F ollow s Tlielr 8«««««K for the value of them. H e ' iitar Spangled Banner.
'Oregon roads and >1,1^2,300 in
D aughters of the B ritish Empire advices from the office of itoy h i t
„
Tl
,
an.ls
alleges that a m istake of one
Presenting Diplomas to Eighth
” • a“ < — t - ' ? ;e ~
g
i„ e e rya n d ! ' - ' ' X “
. . » Extend
..,
W. C. Stafford, 28, Southern
W ashington. Twenty-one and one-
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n .» 4
G
rad
e PL,„
C lass of r . 1924.
notch
was
made
in
some
m
anner
thalf miles were completed in O re­ Pacific freight conductor, was in - !
in L.OS Angeles.
, secretary of the commission. D ur-'
3 :1 5— Pa rk Even ts —
and that he never received the
gon in the seven months preced­ stantly killed Monday at Lan- ,
Also on May 30 and 31 comes ¡ng the period covered, we learn
May Pole W in d in g s— M inuets.
MINATO, Japan, M qj 21.— num ber he paid for.
ing Jan u ary 31, 1924, and 31.4 thani, Oregon, 4 miles ndrth of j
the annual State convention of —---------------------------------------------
d
ire
c te d by M iss B lu n ien feld ;
Braving
a
blizzard,
America's
Cottage Grove, when the brake
miles in W ashington.
the American Association of Uni-
(Continued on Page Four)
F
lo
w
er D ances, D irected by Mr.
round the world fliers have reach­
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It was
estim
ated ____
th a t the fed staff he was using broke, while I
versity of Women
ANOTHER UNKNOWN
J
e
w
e
tt;
S p o rts fo r all th e c h ild ­
ed the main Island of Japan.
«ral aid highway system w o u ld ' switching a freight tr a ’n causing Conference Committee A d Just
Im portant as all these conven- S. O. DELEGATES BOOST
FOUND IN RIVER r e n D i r e c t e d liy Mr. H u g h es
The three seaplanes piloted
cost the national governm ent ap- j him to fall eight feet between the , Differences and Bill Repre
tions are they are only the shad- j » ASHLAND FOR UONV’ENTION
by Lieutenant» Smith. Nelson and
r „ ron„ P w | he>rd
proxlm ately >3,000,000,000 when moving freight cars. A deep la-J
ow cast before the big event— the ■
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sen ts a Com prom ise.
PR EPA R E FOR NEW DASH
.completed. Under the plan, fed- ceration extending the length of
biennial gathering of the Gen-
Word from Hood River, where
,
k m
,
n
'"'«'ey
Of Sunday a youth who was
w
ater
off
Minato,
on
the
north-
„
„j,
TO NORTH POLE IN 1925
. eral agencies pay about one-half his right leg and across the lower i
lodge
«aid to be from Rogue River was
t
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, WASHINGTON, . May 21— A eral Federation of W omen’s Clubs the 69th annual grand
ernm
ost
point
of
the
island
of
,
T
»and the states the other half. part of lus stonicah was cut in ’ „ , .
.
. .
drowned in Josephine county, so
. ..
.
. complete agreem ent on the tax which will m eet here from June and convention of Odd Fellows is „ Hondo—
on which are located To-
.
LONDON, May 21.— With the
■ Construction costs have been
a.‘
,
' reduction bill and a readjustm ent 1 2 to 14. Besides representatives being held, gives the information , .
. _
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in the absence of a definite re-
cities of the
, ..
found to be approximately >17,-
He has run between Ashland of differences between the house i from all over North America, de- th at a strong bid was made yes- kio and the , principal
.
. P°r ‘. Paid no fu rth er attention to I object of preparing the ground
■ 000 a mile.
and Roseburg several years and and senate has been reached by legates will come from several terday to make Ashland the meet- empire— a few m inutes before a lh e m atter, as the location was for an expedition to the North
is well known ln railroad circles, the conference committees. The European countries.
ing place of the order for the terrific storm , which had made ouj. oj k jg j u r js d jc {on> aayS (be Pole in 1925, G rettlr Algarsson, a
i young Icelander, will leave Lon­
being recently promoted to con- bill, in the final form, represents
—
j 1925 .convention and th at the their journey a perilous
Medford Mall Tribune.
•DR. GREEN INVESTIGATES . ductorship from a brakeman.
| claims of the city of the Siski 1 drove down out of the north.
Regarding th e same drowning don late in May for an explora-
a compromise between the Longs- FIVE WARDENS IN
RABIES AT GRANTS PASS
SESSION AT SALEM yous are being strongly pressed !• Because of the storm and
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me u Grants
ia i
the
Pass Courier of Mon- ’ÌC.n tOUr ° f the Artic C,re,e
He Ts survived by his wife and ■ worth, republican, plan and Sim-
He will make the tour in an ex-
9AT tfM n
iw
10 a ....
by local delegates not only, but U beavy f°K. farth er south the air- day said
daughter. Funeral services were [ nions> democratic, plan,
Dr. H. H. Green, of the S tate held at 2 o’clock this afternoon in j The dem ocrats can claim at ‘
N
oith
Sea Traveler renam ed*the
’ , . r ’ ay . . . . . . rPR by
“ The drowning of a youth of
„ „ ..
uy «11
a*, tbe
m e delegates
u eieg a ies of
01 southern)
soutnern men
....... Kave
...... ««P * Hie
—~ idea of continu-
3. discussions,
discu ssions, consideration
c o n s id e r a tio n of
of _
ses.
.
.
.
.
nif
thoir
flight
tnHnv
Livestock Board, who spends
Beltai.
She has been complete­
. and , a , hanmiDt foatnrDd Oregon towns in attendance at th e . i nK tne’* «««Knt today,
23, by the name of Ogden, was I
reoorts
n,nch
It,» tim e in AshUnd in I Roseburg with the Brotherhood j least 50 per cent of « the
“ . ¿ author-
X
reports
and a banquet featured convention
’ '
'}
The next jum p is to take them reported in the city today. The ly refitted and strengthened for
Duriug registration
Monday i to K asum igaura. the naval base tragedy occurred last Saturday the trip.
s
X
,n w r,ii" s -
~ ~ the opening day’s program m e of
e annual conference of d istrict all delpgate8 were presented with | outside Tokio.
when the young man went to i There will be ten explorers in
....
. . .
on Incomes, ranging from two.
and mouth disease, spent y e ste r-!
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6
’ ire wardens and o th er employes Newton apples, growers having!
Tbe flie«’s arrived here from Evans creek for a swim. He Is i the p a rty ,in c lu d in g three scien­
four and six per cent on sm aller
o
e state forestry departm ent. J giyen thg Hood Rivpr ,odge 2qo i Yetorofu island, 350 miles north- a resident of th a t section.
day a t G rants Pass, where he W ILL p r OBE D EEPER
No tists and a kinema operator. Some
incomes and up to 40 per cent on
m ade an investigation of the sit- J
, NTO R u KLVX RLAN
° r ey^nce «P*“" 6«» ‘b »s n«or««- J boxes, which were wrapped i n !, wa«’«‘ In the K uril group. They particulars could be learned.”
of the party will be recruited
huge Incomes.
These were ac­
J ga
wi cont nue until to m o r-; oi| w rappers and pia > d in cold i flew to Yeterofu from Param asli-)
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nation in tba‘ district w ith re- ■
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from
Reykjavik and will he called
cepted In preference to the Longs-
1 iru Monday.
1 for by the rest of the outfit oti
spect to the epidemic of rabies. 1 WASHINGTON, May 21— Over worth rates which fixed the max­ row night. Approximately 50 : 8torage last fall
pewons. including a num ber of I Delega, cs a tte „ d;ug (rom Asll.( W ord th at the American bird-
which has been prevalent there ' the portefJt Qf coungel fQr
their way to the Artie.
imum surtax at 37% per cent.
aU
endance^8
°
fiic,a
8’
are
ln
»and
are
E.
E.
Lyman,
P.
M.
Sny-i
men
were
coming
spread
through-
1
ARY-HALGEN
BILL,
for some time. Dr. Green states Mayfiel<t the 8enatft inve9tigating
THAW ARRANGES $ 1 0 A
th a t m> new cases h a re developed committee decided to probe deep-
_
‘
der and Geo W. Trefren. Dele-i out the countryside and thousands
ra,“ kz , \
atate fo rest-. gates to the Rebekah grand lodge f ° ‘ Japanese came in on donkeys ,
’
HTON, May 21 The
c u rin g the past several days and er into the 8eamy aide of <he Ru
DAY FOR FORMER W IFE
COOLIDGE SUBM ITS TÒ
7, I
° nferenCe t0 ° rder are Mrs- Anna L- O. Myer and I and afoot to take part in the ! fa,C, ° the McNary-Hangen bill.*
it is believed an improved condl- 1 KjUI Kian wh,ch Georgfi Peddy
TREATM ENT FOR COLD a after
odHroo» of «,„»1
•
setting up a >200,000.000 g o v -1 NEW YORK, May 21— Finally
fte r whteh
which th e address
wel Mrs. Wm. _ Love.
greatest celebration th :s town has
Hon exists. A strict quarantine is defeated republican, m aintains
come was given by GovernQr W.
em inent export corporation to s e ll; cornered by newspaper men. Har-
on. all dogs being required to elected Mayfield by conspiracy.
ever known.
WASHINGTON. May 21— Pres­ M. Pierce. “ Forestry Education”
The w ater front was gay with
Products abroad, is) ry Thaw, slayer of Sanford W hite
w ear muzzles, or subm it to tre a t­ The committee decided to call E.
THE W7EATHER
ident Coolidge subm itted to an­ was the subject of the stat6 board
Report for May 20, 1924— j Hags and bunting and the airmen 1 *°qS .ered
uncer‘a in -
and if it and recently released from a sani-
m ent rendering them Immune to Clarke, form er imperial wizard,
other chlorine gas treatm ent for of forestry.
,
Maximum,
90;
minimum,
44;
set
were
accorded
a
noisy
welcome.
7
”,
to
bass
tbere
is
scant
llkll-1 tarium when a jury found him
'th e disease.
who was banished after his con­ his cold. He was in a gas filled j
!
maximum,
80.
I
The
destroyer
Isokaze
extend-
j
,’°
O
f
farm
relief
»««Elation
o f , sane, announced that he had made
troversy with Dr. Evans, his suc­ room 50 m inutes and was said to J
Myrtle
Point
votes
>50,000
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ed
the
American
aviatorB
an
of-
’
n
Y
h
i
9®
88,OD
of
conSreef’-
' arrangem ents to pay his form er
Classified Ads Bring Results
cessor.
have been greatly relieved.
for new union high school.
Classified ads bring results.
flclal welcome
| opposition to the bill is consolld- i chorus gill wife, Evelyn N esbit.
' ating rap,dIy-
UO a day for the rest of her life,
GOODING RATE BILL
PASSER Bf SENATE
,L
(OS ANGELES TO HAVE M Af VOLT DISCUSSES
AT
MAINLAND DF JAPAN
ON T A X B O O N