MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
A shland D aily T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
(International News 'Wire Service)
VOL, XLVII.
Successor to th e Sem i-W eekly T idings, V olum e 43.
SHORTAGEOF
WATER CAUSE
OF MEASURE
Drastic Restrictions Made
By Council To Conserve
Water Supply
SHORTAGE
APPALING
I TEX FAMILIES BURNED
OUT AT NORTH REND
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NORTH BEND. Ju ly 1.— 8
Ten fam ilies w ere burned 8
o ut here last n ig h t when a 8
fire sw ept two a p a rtm e n t 8
houses, re su ltin g in dam age 8
estim ated a t $25,000. The 8
fam ilies w ere forced to flee 8
th e a p a rtm e n ts scantily at- 8
tire d in n ig h t a ttire .
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HOTEL FUND
IS STEADILY
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ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1924
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FLIERS ARRIVE AT ALLAHABAD
LONDON, Ju ly 1— The American round the world fliers. Lieu
tenants Smith. Nelson and Wade, »eaehed Allahahad, India, this aft-
eroon, according to a dispatch from that city.
COLORSTORN
OFF STAFF OF
U.S. EMBASSY
WILL PROTEST DEATH OF .MISSIONARY
Stock Subscriptions Report-
I ed Since Yesterday To
tal $3,600
10 CARTER H E IG H T S ™ T0TAL ,128'700
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SHANGHAI, July 1— The United States legation at Peking is
expected to lodge protests with both the Peking and Canton govern
m ents as th e result of live murder of George Byers, American m is
sionary, in China, by Shinz bandits, June 24. Byers is survived by
a w ife and four children. He had lieen a member of the Presby
terian m ission since 1906.
Byers’ hom e was in Bandon, Oregon,
FAMILY OF FIVE
BEATEN TO DEATH
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CHICAGO. Ju ly 1. — An 8
8 e n tire fam ily of five, Mr. 8
8 and Mrs.
O tto E te r
and 8
8 th e ir th re e sm all boys, w ere 8
8 found beaten to d eath in 8
8 th e ir su b u rb an
hom e hear 8
8 yesterday. T he trag ed y had 8
8 a p p a re n tly been com m itted 8
8 only a sh o rt tim e before th e 8
distovery of th e gruesom e 8
STRENGTH
OF M'ADOO
Is Protest Against Immigra-I
Break of Delegates Comes on
tion Law, Bann‘ng Japs i a trasedy.
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Twentieth Ballot; Loss
from America
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Is Serious
PAPERS
ARE
SILENT
BOOTLEG EXPOSE 10
J. W. DAVIS GAINING
I .awns May Be Irrigated Only One
aders of Movement Elated At
Foreign Minister Prom ises Im- !
West Virginian Climbs to 123 1-1;
•PONY EXPRESS THROUGH THE CLOUDS’
Day a Week; Acreage Irri
Steady Increase; Teams
mediate Investigation of
Startling Changes Predicted
ga tieni Forbidden
To Continue '
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1— W ithout cerem onies, the “pony
tlie A ffair
View of City From Vantage Point
This Afternoon
express through the clouds” was inaugurated when Piolet Vance left
Is Unsurpassed; Adds New
So a cu te has th e w a te r s itu a
A dditional su b scrip tio n s for th is m orning in the first fligh t of the continental air mail service
TOKIO, Ju ly 1.
Attraction to City
The flag ' Five Reel Film Highly Endorsed
NEW YORK, Ju ly 1. — Unable
w itii 15 pouches for eastern delivery. The plane will arrive in the
tio n in A shland become th a t a
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j stock in A sh lan d ’s proposed new est late tomorrow afternoon, 32 hours after leaving the Pacific i which flies from th e sta ff of the
By Prom inent Meu and .Many
to
reach a decision in tw enty-
special council m eeting was c a ll
T hrough the co urtesy of H. C. j to u ris t hotel continue to come in roast. Another plane also left New York this morning, and a dai^> ■ United S tates Em bassy was torn
Large Organizations
fo u r ballots, tlie D em ocratic con
ed last n ig h t in sp it of th e fact Galey, th e e d ito r of th e T idings ¡ om ' ocal resid en ts, and
the service will be maintained through the year.
I down early th is m orning by an
vention ad jo u rn ed a t 4:45 th is
th a t to n ig h t is the re g u la r m eet was p erm itted to tak e a trip over j ani0,1 nt since y esterd ay to ta ls
' unknow n m an as a p ro test against
afternoon with McAdoo still los
A
t
eig
h
t
o'clock
tom
orrow
FAILURE INEVITABLE IN HAPHAZARD IRRIGATION
ing n ig h t, and had not im m ediate ■Ashland’s new ly com pleted scenic! 53,600. I lie to ta l rep o rted up to
' the Im m igration law, recently evening, th e re will be show n a t ing stre n g th .
Sm ith is holding
and d ra stic steps been necessary, drive to C a rte r H eights, w hich j ^es^e rd a y was $125,100, m ak in g
PORTLAND, July 1— “Failure is inevitable in the haphazard enacted by congress, and which the F irs t M ethodist C hurch a mo- his own and Davis is forging
th e issue could have been faced overlooks the
e n tire city and tbe grand to ta l of $128,700 a t irrigation of land,” Dr. Elwood Mead, international authority on land places a ban ag ain st Jap an ese en
'tio n picture which is declared to ahead w ith consistent progrès».
th is evening.
m uch of th e su rro u n d in g valley i H ; 30 th is forenoon. Of th e sub- reclamation and national com m issioner of irrigation, stated here to te rin g th e U nited S tates. The new
McAdoo had 438 % on th e tw en
F o r th e balance of th e season, front tlie extrem e brow of w hat I scrip tio n s received since y ester- day on liis arrival. He will spend 17 days investigating Oregon and 1 law became effective today and be a com plete expose of th e boot
ty
-fourth b allot;
Sm ith,
308;
leg tra ffic, and an appeal for loy
absolutely no acreage m ay be ir is tra d itio n a lly know n as R o p er’s ¡d ay , 111 in X w ere m ade v o lu n tarily , W ashington reclam ation projects. He recently succeeded Ex-Gover- ■ was the signal for th e insult.
Davis,
129.5.
The
convention
a lty to th e C onstitution.
nor Davis, of Idaho, in the office he now holds. Several delega- .
rig a ted , it was decided a t the bunion directly west.
' " b ile o th ers cam e in as a re s u lt tions cam e here to give data on Oregon projects including William , Japanese papers were forbid-
The picture
is endorsed by will m eet at 8 :00 to n ig h t to re
The re tu rn trip req u ires o u ly 1 oi th e w ork being P erform ed by Steard and Fred Phillips, Baker; Judge W allace, Prineville; Judge den by authorities to m ake a n y ' m any
m eeting.
T his includes a lfa lfa ,
public men and hundreds sum e balloting.
g ra s s lands, o rch ard s, and o th er 15 m in u tes w ith th e T idings of- ’he 16 team s th a t a re conducting Sawyers, Bend; Dave Nelson, Pendleton; Jam es
Kyle, Stan Hold; E. I mention of the Incident and For- I nf nat r infj„
larg e tra c ts. A lthough th is will i fice as th e s ta rtin g point. The | a C;ean-up cam paign,
Van Patten and Pat Gallagher,
in behalf of Malhauer projects.
} elgn M inister S h id eh ara agreed ! z a tions have given R th e ir ap-
McAdoo Loses Votes
w ork a h a rd sh ip on m any Ash- , ro u te follow s th e B oulevard east ■ Leaders in th e hotel m ovem ent
~ ' to m ake an investigation.
j proval.
.<W4ieD R}ght Meeta
NEW YORK, Ju ly 1.— On the
land residents, th e step was re- j to g h erm an s tre e t, opposite th e expressed
gen eral
satisfactio n
A youth, ab o u t 25 years o ld ,} M ight," is th e title of th e picture, seventeenth
ballot, th e second
th
is
forenoon,
and
point
to th e
gard ed as necessary to the life , H aw thorne school, thence south
nam e unknow n, is said to h a v e ) and it ls ^ t i t l e d . "T h e Bootleg- tak e n
th is
m orning,
McAdoo
of th e city.
on g h erm an to Iowa, west to end steady increase as a su re indica
ripped th e flag from the sta ff and ; ger Or the Law W hich Shall it dropped back a dozen votes w hile
Sprinkling Perm itted
' of Iowa south one block to Holly tion th a t A shland will finance
carried it off.
G overnor Sm ith added as many.
B e?”
S p rinkling of sm alt tra c ts , such i s tre e t, w est one block to T errace th e splendid p ro ject unaided and
In addition to his prom ise to
The natio n al W. C. T. U. the Most of these cam e from Con-
as law ns, g ard en s a n d
berry s tre e t to e n tra n c e to th e heights, unassisted by o u tside capital.
m ake an im m ediate and thorough P aren t-T each er organization, the n e tic u tt, w hich a fte r dividing
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1
I
patches, will be allow ed only one w hich is m ark ed by a sign. New The w o rk ers are now ap p ro x i Carol Van Dyke Advances From | “ Back to Nature in Tin Gan” I investigation, Foreign M inister
F ed eratio n of W om ens Clubs, and fourteen votes betw een them e a r
day a w eek, and only two h o u rs ly painted and erected signs d ir m ately w ithin $50,000 of th e co
i S hidehara condem ned the th eft o th er organizations have h eartily lier, suddenly sw itched tw elve for
Fifth Place To Second in
Slogan of An Oakland
in th e m orning and tw o in th e ect th e ro u te from th e B oulevard veted goal and as su b scrip tio n s
Last Day Upset
of th e flag, and in ad d ressin g th e pralged th e film.
Visitor
Sm ith and two to McAdoo.
come in each succeding day and
evening on these days. One day over th e e n tire ro u te.
Diet said th a t the guiding p r in - ! C harIes j . H alh called ..The
The to ta ls of th e seventh bal-
The new drive w as conceived are tab u la te d , th e belief increases
h a s been set aside for th e irrig a
'B ack to n a tu re in a tin c a n ” , j c’ple of the Jap an ese foreign P ° l- E lo q u e n t C alifo rn ian .” who pro- iott follow : McAdoo, 47114; R al
S o m ething’s going to happen.
tion of city holdings, as p a rk s and by E. V. C a rte r and is m ade pos th a t it will not he necessary to
This is th e m otto M. Fontz, of, icy o{ the fu tu re will be to “ p ro -j d uced th e picture, will be present ston, 30; U nderw ood, 42; Cox,
W hen th e E lks united behind
schools, leaving one day w hen no sible by a gift of th e C a rte r Land bond to com plete th e financial th e ir
can d id ate
for
L ith ia n 1 O akland, C alifornia, w rote on the , m ote our leg itim ate in te rests in person and will m ake a fifteen 60;
Sm ith, 31214;
Davis, 72;
w a te r will be used for irrig a tio n Co., which com pany paid th e ex program .
Q ueen, and w ith th e backers of j back of liis a u to p ark reg istra tio n th ro u g h o u t the w orld and to safe- m inute address of th e purpose of Glass, 36; Saulsbury, 6; R obin
team s
conducting
th e th e o th e r can didates d e te rm in e d ! «lip last night. “ F o u r weels and ! g u ard ni>!,po
purposes of any n a tu re .
peace in fho
th e Pa,'
Pacific
ocean • it.
pense
of c learin g
th e
road i The
,' np ne«an
son, 28; R itchie, 17 14; G overnor
F o r th e irrig a tio n
of sm all th ro u g h th e h eig h ts and for th e j m opping-up cam paign will con- to push th e ir fav o rites to the j no b ra k e s,” he w rote under his
O ther th an th e flag incident
Davis, 10; W alsh, 1; Copeland.
It
is
said
th
a
t
nearly
$50.000
tra c ts. A shland has been divided erection of th e signs, am o u n tin g I continue th e ir w ork u n til every lim it, lots of action is prom ised 1 m otto. F ontz left O akland about no o th er d em onstration against
was spent in m aking th e produc- 114.
in to fo u r d istric ts. T he persons in all to $200. The city fu rn ish -I av ailable prospect has been solic- betw een now and 11:30 to n ig h t, i a w«ek ago, and is h u n tin g for a th e .A m erican ban a g ain st Jap - j tion th a t R
18s per8on8 ln
Uving
in each d istric t m ay irri- j ed a road g ra d e r and eq u ip m en t! ited and good re s u lts are expect-
w hen th e contest closes on the ' cool place to spend th e sum m er. anese had been rep o rted through-1 (lie CRSt and is five reels long
NEW YORK, Ju iy 1. — Mc
gate only on th e day set aside for to STnOoth th e drive th ro u g h the j ed from th a t source.
L ith ia n dance pavilion.
i This m orning he left th e p ark , i out the islands.
Adoo’s
m uch vaunted stre n g th in
Over 100,000 people have seen
h e ig h ts to th e crest.
'
Follow ing is a list of subscrib-
th a t d istric t.
At 11 o’clock th e dow n-tow n still h u n tin g .
the
D
em
ocratic national conven
; it in C alifornia th e p ast th re e
I T he drive is e n tire ly safe, ex- ] ers, to g eth e r w ith th e respective voting places close, and h a lf an |
First Dist riet
Tokio Takes Precautions
j monthi, and ,t ig now to be shown tion began to break away se rio u s
Sixty five m achines w ere in the
T he first d istric t is South of 1 cept th a t d riv e rs m ust exercise j am o u n ts, rep o rted since yester- h o u r la te r, to th e second, th e i Pa rk last n ig h t, m aking an in-;
TOKIO, Ju n e 30. — A lthough ' j Q Oregon
ly a t »he tw en tieth ballot. He
N orth Main s tre e t and W est of I carp jn tu rn in g at th e erhst. F rom I day noon:
contest will close on the p la tf o rm .! crease of tw o over the re c o rd -! th e police today predicted th at „ A dm ission is free, but a silver reached th e peak w ith 497 votes
A shland creek. P ersons on a flat > t he crest of C a rte r H eig h ts one A m brose. J. G....................... $100.00 C oronation of th e Queen will tak e b reak in g crowd of th e night be- j calm ness w ould c h aracterize th e j Offe r {n g will ba tak en .
on th e fifte e n th ballot and has
100.00
anti-exclusion
m ass j
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ra te in th is d istrict m ay irrig a te ; o b tains th e best view of A shland C la rk , L e ttie M.
place
T h u rsd ay
m o rning
at fore. O ver 250 persons stopped m onster
been losing s4nce. On th e tw enty-
50.00
on M ondays betw een 7 and 9 a. i anil t he su rro u n d in g co u n try . It Clapp, R alph W.
in th e cam p last night.
m eetings to be held in Tokio to- SALT LAKE TO LOSE
10:30.
second ballot he had 43814, W’hen
m.. and betw een 5 and 7 p. m. ls several h u n d red feet above th e j Fiapp, Mrs.
• R ................ 100.00
The tra v e le r from th e longest i m orrow , they today assigned
T his m orning C arol Van Dyke,
COAST LEAGUE BALL M issouri broke from his sta n d a rd
100.00
M eter users m ay use w ater on l h ig h est point on th e H igh Drive D onough, J. W . M
distance
was R. Shirless of Mas- 40 special gu ard s to th e A m eri
who is being backed by th e E lks,
and w ent over to Jo h n Davis, of
500.00
¡a n d adds a n o th e r excellent drive Evans, B. E
........
T uesdays a t th e sam e hours.
ju m p ed from fifth place to sec- ] sa ch u se tts, w ho, in a H udson, is can em bassy and 10 to th e U nit
W est V irginia, who on tho tw e n
PORTLAND,
Ju
ly
1.
—
No
500.00
M r- & Mrs w - D-
D istrict tw o is S outh of the to th e m any from w hich A shland .
ond. and any so rt of an upset j enjoying a sum m er o u t of doors, ed S tates consulate.
m ore P acific Coast league base- ty-second ballot had 123% votes.
100.00
B oulevard and Main stre e t, a n d can be view ed to ad vantage. • H a m e r. J. L ....................
In addition to these p recau i ball gam es will be played in Salt Sm ith about held his own on th e
m ay be expected betw een now ’ Of the new m achines th a t re g
200.00
E a s t of A shland creek. F la t ra te Those who have viewed th e city ] H urst, H. B. .................
ain! 11:3 0 .
t istered last n ig h t, 26 w ere Cali- tions 200 policem en w ere assig n L ake th is year.
W ord to this tw enty-second ballot w ith 307% .
50.00
u s e rs m ay irrig a te on W ednes- ] a f te r night from C a rte r H e ig h ts ! Hood, A. V: ................
S tan d in g of th e can d id ates a t j to rn ia n s, bound N orth to h u n t a ed to d uty on feanodai hill and effect was received here, to g eth e r
M anagers are freely p redicting
days from 7 to 9 a. m. and front declared th e scene unsurpassed, J e te r. Mrs. S. R ............... 100.00 noon was:
cool sum m er re so rt, two w ere th e Zozoji tem ple grounds w here w ith th e rep o rt th a t th e series “ s ta rtlin g changes, by th e tim e
5 to 7 p. m. M eter u sers m ay ir
W ashington, one going | anti-exclusion d em o n stratio n s a re scheduled to be played a t Salt th e tw en ty -fifth ballot is re a c h
T he d riv e will he fu rth e r im M inkler. C. R ...................... 100.00 V elta Ackley ............................8445 from
rig a te on T uesdays at th e sam e proved th is fall, w hen some of M inkler. R. A. & Ada B. 100.00
Carol Van Dyke .................., 8065 South and one re tu rn in g , seven to be held.
Lake d u rin g the week of Ju ly 15 ed.
hours.
th e ste e p e r g rades are reduced P.ratt, C. E ........................... 100.00 ¡F lo re n c e Ilollm eyer ..............6970 i w ere Oregon m otorists, and M as-,
P rie sts th ro u g h o u t th e em pire had been tra n s fe rre d to S eattle
Reed, W. E ........................... 100.00 P e a rl W ardle ........................6220 ' sach u setts
B ritish
C olum bia, i w ere praying all day today for
The th ird d istric t is N orth of
BLIND MAN KNOWS OLD
Ross, Geo. W ...................... 100.00 R u th F lack u s ............................ 5400 C olorado, Illinois, M innesota and ! the developm ent of n a tio n a list and th a t th e series w ith O akland
E a s t Main
and
N orth
Main FO U R K IL L E D W H EN
FRIEND AFTER 22 YEARS
th e follow ing week m ight be play
AUTOM OBILE HITS TRAIN Robison, R. E ...................... 100.00 P e a rl H odkinson ...................2330 j K ansas w ere rep resen ted by one : p atrio tism and crow ds of people ed in V ancouver, B. C.
s tre e ts and W est of Second stre e t.
S ayles, H. L.......................... 100.00
Irrig a tio n fo r fla t ra te u sers is
w ere to be seen a t every shrine.
Io n a B echtel
...................... 1480 c ar each.
COTTAGE GROVE. Or., Ju ly
The decision to give up playing
SPO KA NE, Ju ly 1.— Mrs. G. Shaw , Dr. M attie ............. 100.00 F lorence M a rre tt ..................1010
on T h u rsd ay s betw een 7 and 9
Scores of people have given up in S alt Lake was reached a fte r 1— Loss of sig h t does not prevent
W olcott, E. T ...................... 100.00
WANT 12-MIL^l STRIP
and betw een 5 and 7. M eter users W. Gibson, her 6-year-old son
th e ir tim e to passing out tebs of th e poor a tten d an ce a t S unday’s one from
rem em bering those
.................. 200.00
irrig a te th e sam e h o u rs on Tues- D arel, and h e r fa th e r and m oth- 1 ning. I.
RELEASED ALONG BORDER th o u san d s of p atrio tic handbills
d
oubleheader,
a
fte
r
an
appeal
had
I
seen
years
before
th e sig h t was
................. 100.00 SHASTA COUNTY I.AD
er, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n J o rd a n ,; W aite. C. M.
days.
lost.
been
m
ade
to
th
e
fans
to
support
SCALDED TO DEATH
all of th is city, w ere killed when W im er. Mrs. Chas I.......... 100.00
KLAMATH FALLS, Ju n e 30. DRIVER PINNED BY
Fourth District
A few days ago J. F. Myers of
th e club.
— The K lam ath Livestock asso
In the fo u rth d istric t. N orth of an au to m o b ile fin which they w ere •
AUTO NEAR DUNSMUIR
P
o
rtlan d , field ag en t fo r th e stat»
DORRIS, C alif., Ju ly 1.— D ar ciation m et here today and ad o p t
F o r In d e fin ite Stay—
th e B oulevard and Eaet M ain, and rid in g was stru c k by a Chicago j H en
in
stitu
tio n for th e a d u lt blind,
TWO
CARAVANS
TAKE
A- W assom . a K lam ath F a lls win Johnson, 8-year-old son of ed reso lu tio n s favoring a 12-mile
E a s t of Second s tre e t to th e in M ilw aukie & St. Pau! passenger |
REDDING,
Ju
iy
1.
—
R
obert
called
upon U’aldo M iller of th is
-ADVERTISING
TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Jo hnson, se t strip along th e O regon boundary
te rse c tio n of Second and
East tra in in a rock cut two m ile s ' business m an. b ro u g h t h.s w ife
C
rooks,
San
Francisco
trav
elin
g
city,
who
once had sight, but lo st
and little son to A shland yester- tle rs on th e Macdoel Irrig a tio n in n o rth e rn C alifornia being re
M ain, fla t r a te users m ay irrig a te so u th of Cheney, in th is county
salesm an, is in a D unsm uir hos-j
it
years
ago.
A bout tw enty-five cars, load
day for an indefinite stay. They I P ro je c t a t th e south end of B utte leased from th e p resent foot and
from 7 to 9 and from 5 to 7. Ir- th is m orning.
p ita l w ith serious in ju rie s as a ed to the to p s .w ith a rd en t A sh
A fter they had conversed fo r
I have tak e n one of th e Ba
B arb er I V alley, died here S a tu rd a y night
m outh q u a ra n tin e , for livestock 5 r e s u u Of an a u to m o b ile a c cid en t land boosters, left th is m orning some tim e, Mr. M iller in q u ired of
rig a tio n is p e rm itted only on F ri-
Mr. Gibson, who was d riv in g ;
of b u rn s received in an unusual certified to have o rig in ated in
a p a rtm e n ts on G ran ite street
days.
M eter users irrig a te th e ,’ th e car, escaped w ith m inor i n - ,
S a tu rd a y n ight when his m achine for G rants P ass and way points, Mr. Myers w h e th e r he had not
accident e a rlie r in th e day.
th is u n affected te rrito ry o r to ov ertu rn ed on th e highw ay be
sam e h o u rs on T uesdays.
' ju rie s. He is publicity m anager
determ ined to repay the com been a piano tu n e r back in C an
The la d ’s m other had a tub have been driven in from Oregon
Public p a rk s will be irrig a te d for the M cC lintock-T runkey com- •
full of clothes over an outdoor Local ilvestock m en felt th a t such tw een Mt. S h asta and D unsm uir. plim ent of th e G rants Pass cele yon City, Col., 22 y ears before.
on S a tu rd a y s from 8 u ntil 12 pany, w holesale grocers of t h i s 1
Crooks was proceeding a t too bration boosters w ith in terest.
The two had been well a c q u a in t
fire , w hen a peddler called. In m odification
of th e em bargo g re a t a speed to m ake a tu rn and
a. m.
city and S eattle.
A ccording to i
ed a t th a t tim e.
tu rn in g to answ er him , she
Sunday
before
last.
G
rants
would assist so u th e rn Oregon th e car le ft th e highw ay and over-
M om L iberal A llow ance
1 in form ation received here, the j
knocked over h er son, who fell . ran c h e rs who have been unable j tu
in e d p in n ing him u n d e rn e a th , i ag 8A s h la n d ^ 1 advertising^ ^ h e k
These reg u la tio n s w ere draw n engine of th e autoiqobile went
into
th
e
tu
b
of
boiling
w
ater.
;,to move th e ir stock from w in ter ; H& wag rescued by a passlsng m 0. celebratIon> ’ They had lots of GRGW ERS P R E P A R E TO
up by E a rl H osier, su p e rin te n d e n t dead on th e railro a d track. No
His body was badly scalded on feeding groundg p a rtlcu la rly in
HARVEST FLAX CROP
of th e w ater w orks,
and they one except th o se in the a u to m o - M a te r ia l M ade U ntler 1800 P ounds one -ide. He was rushed to th e , thg TuJe ,ak e
to rist. He is expected to recov- pep and m ade a good im pression
w
here
thQUs.
,
i ’ivs.sure; ItlfM'ks Resist
re p re s e n t the m ost liberal allow - ■ bile w itnessed th e accident.
h o spital here, but e ffo rts to save
and th e A shland boosters d e te r
SALEM, Ju ly 1— B ecause of
Great Weight
ands of sheep and c a ttle a re now j An
a n c e th a t can possibly be m ade
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autom obile
driven
by m jned (0 stage a caravan th a t
his life w ere futile.
delay
in a rriv al of flax-pulling
facing d ro u th y ran g e conditions, b ro o k s, ran down and killed for-
th e w a te r users.
KING GEORGE PRAISES
would draw eveu th e en th u siastic m achines ordered recently from
A glance a t the low er in ta k e on
SIR HENRY I HORN ION , A new building m ate ria l th a t
m er C oroner Jo h n B assett in R ed G ran ts P ass people to A shland
a Toronto, C anada, firm , a num -
WELL GOES DRY FIRST
is fast becoming very popular, NO BAND CONCERT IN
A shland creek, A sh lan d ’s chief
ding th re e years ago.
The caravan will stop a t every fe r of local flax grow ers today
TIME
IN
60
YEARS
and
is
used
in
the
E
a
st
and
la
rg
source of w a te r supply
reveals
NEW YORK, Ju ly 1.— A cable
PARK TOMORROW NIGHT
town on the ro u te , and is pre s ta rte d assem bling crew s to h a r
the seriousness of th e situ a tio n . • received h e re today says King er cities in th e W est, is soon to
I
p a re d w ith m usic and banners vest th e ir crops. T he flax ls ripe
T here will b e .n o band c o n c e rt'
DELTA. Calif., Ju ly 1— The ,
S unday evening th e city power George received th e prem iers of ! be m an u fa ctu red in A shland,
to a ttr a c t a tte n tio n .
in practically all sections of M ar
p la n t, w hich norm ally develops th e C anadian provinces at a gar- Jo h n M. Newell announced today, in L ith ia P a rk tom orrow n ig h t, j well on W illiam V ollm ers’ farm
At one o’clock a sm aller cara- ion county. The s ta te p e n ite n tia ry
A display of tlie m ate ria l is d ire c to r Cari Loveland announc- ( directly west of Delta has gone;
300 kilow ats, was down to 112, den p a rty in B uckingham palace.
an left fo r Y reka and way is com pleting a rra n g e m e n ts to
d u e to th e lack of w ater fo r pow- I In q u estioning th e v isito rs on now on display in the ^window of j pd today This is due to th e fact dry for th e first tim e since 1860.
points, to tell the C alifornians of handle the yield.
e r. U nless th e restric tio n s im p o s -’ C anadian a ffa irs, his m ajesty ex lh e A utom otive Shop. The blocks th a t so m any a ttra c tio n s are in T here is only a foot of w ater in
A shland’s big celebration.
The cost of h a rv e stin g flax by
ed last n ight had been put into pressed very p a rtic u la r pleasure ’ w ere m ade a% a te s t by th e Ash- th e p a rk th a t th e re is no general tb e creek th a t has been ru n n in g
hand
labor is approxim ately $20
W
orks,
and
were
Vollmers' private electric plant. Bhipmen of Extra I’ancy Grade ALLEGED BAD CHECK
effect, not enough w ater would at th e success of Sir lle n ry 1 horn- land G ranite
dem and fo r a concert.
an
acre,
w hile th e cost of o p e ra t
Brings 17 Cents Per
W ith a L ithian dance tom orrow T he p lan t is of necessity idle and
OPERATOR ARRESTED
have been left in th e reserv o ir to to n as p resid e n t of th e C anadian ; crushed from m a te iia l th a t was
w
aste.
ing the p a te n ted pu llers is consid
Pound
’ You have | lul luei iv an expensive
n ig h t, and w ith a carnival tro u p e ' ollm ers and his sum m er vaca-
ta k e care of even a fire em ergency N ational Railw ays.
18,000 located in th e p a rk , it is t h o u g h t! tio n ists have gone from electric ;
e ra b ly less. P aym ent of th e m a
ta
k
e
n
a
good
m
an
aw
ay
from
us
They
are
m
ade
under
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!
YREKA,
Ju
ly
1—
A.
L.
Ayles-
of a m inor n a tu re .
The new re stric tio n s on th e use jin E ngland, said the King. Sir pounds p ressu re, of ciu sh ed g ra n th a t a concert would not be of lig h ts to candles.
W h at A shland ch erries, prop-1 w orth, alleged to have fleeced Sis- chine p u llers w as g u a ra n tee d by
By a govern sufficien t in te rest to w a rra n t
of w ater ta k e effect tom orrow , H enry T h o rn to n w as born in ln - ite and cem ent.
erly
packed, can do in the way kiyouans of nearly $1,000 w ith \ th e s ta te of Oregon and the P o rt-
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of
m
aking a dem and for them - fictitio u s checks, has been appre- laRd ch am b er of com m erce, the
and will be rigorously enforced, diana and was associated v ith m ent test, th e blocks w ere shown holding one.
• W eek-end Here—
to be capable of stan d in g a pres-
selves
is show n by a shipm ent of hended a t Salinas and will be m oney to be paid back by th e
B
ritish
railw
ays
and
th
e
allies
A regulaY concert will be given
Mrs. L. H atfield of C entral
it was sta te d today.
grow ers over a period of years.
u
n
til
■
su
re
of
2000
pounds
per
square
“ w ar e ffo rts ” from 1914
W ednesday a fte r next.
P o in t, spent S atu rd ay and Sunday 150 boxes to H onolulu Sunday, i brought here for tria l.
T
here
w
as
a
dem
and
for
300
j
F
ra
n
k
Piluso,
Sisson
¡called to C anada to head th e do- inch,
autom o-
in A shland w ith h e r sister, Mrs.
CHICKEN BONE FATAL
A late m odel rock c ru sh e r is
m inion n atio n al system .
Johnson, w ho is ill w ith n e u ritis boxes of strictly e x tra fancy Lam - bile d ealer, charges he lost $100 REGISTRATION REUORD
TO PORTLAND WOMAN
j being in stalled a t th e q u a rry by OIL TANKER AGROUND
b erts, but only 150 boxes of A sh-; a n d a new autom obile th ro u g h his
WAS BROKEN YESTERDAY
a t th e C onvalescent Home.
OFF PORT TOWNSEND
PORTLAND Ju ly 1.— Mrs. R. I C H E R R Y G R O W E R S A T
Dan Kay of the A utom otive Shop,
la n d ’s best grade w ere a v a ila b le .; dealings w ith A ylesw orth, w hile
A. B aynard died ' yesterday a t !
SALEM ARE JU B ILA N T who is also fu rn ish in g th e pow er
T his o rd er shows th a t even in 1 several stores in Y reka are hold-
The h ighest stan d in g record
' No Class Friday—
SEA TTLE, Ju ly 1.
The oil
Good S a m arita n hospital. She had
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p lan t fo r th e com pany.
in varying small for o u t-o f-state re g istra tio n s was
No sw im m ing class fo r th e
H onolulu a dem and exists j lng checks
Stockton
is
rep o rted children _ w n ill , be
„ held
„ Friday,
f
o ac- r
A shland produce, and t h e ; am ounts.
been seriously ill fo r several days
SALEM. Ju ly 1 — C herry grow -
In the past, th e A shland G ran- ta u k e r
broken y esterd ay , w hen 203 cars
aud an operatio n was perform ed ers here w ere m ore h o p eful, to- ite W orks h as been engaged in ag ro u n d a t P o in t W ilson, off P o rt ; co rding to Iverne K eller, play price paid, seventeen and a half j
reg istered .
Ju n e 18, 184 m a
to remove an abscess, form ed, it day when it was announced th at m aking m onum ents, but in th e Tow nsend, th is m orning, accord
cents a pound, f. o. b. A shland,!
THE
WEATHER
chines stopped in A shland to get
ground su p e rin te n d e n t, as the
w as th o u g h t, w hen she sw allow ed F o ster B u tn er of R oseburg, had ; fu tu re in ten d s to supply th e new ing to a radio m essage up here. date conflicts w ith th e c e le b ra shows th a t A shland products can ; D ropping th re e points, th e i,out-of-state perm its, and since
a chicken bone several weeks | entered the local m ark et and g ra n ite blocks to vario u s cities No d e ta ils w ere given and it is be tion. F o r som e tim e p ast child com m and th e ir own m ark e t.
; th erm o m e te r y esterd ay reached th en , th e record had not been
lieved
th
e
dam
age
is
not
serious
“
This
illu
s
tra
te
s
w
hat
c
m
be
a •maximum of 100. The day be- reached u n til yesterday, when it
p rio r to h e r illness.
would pay above th e ru lin g prices j in Oregon.
ren have been receiving free
Mrs. B aynard was th e wife o f ’ for fancy c h e rrie s packed in 2 9 - 1 The blocks on display a t the and th a t th e vessell will be flo a t sw im m ing in stru ctio n s a t H el_ . done w ith stric tly e x tra fancy ; fore, th e h o tte st w e a th er in years was beat by 19.
i - ' ' nniinri
p roduce,’’ J. H. Robbins, m anager was recorded when th e m ere iry
This would seem to indicate
R. A. B aynard. salesm an fo r Ma-
pound boxes for his e a ste rn A utom otive Shop w ere m ade by ed soon. T he S tockton w as bound mans.
Mr.
B
u
tn
e
r
has
e
s
ta
b
-
;
J.
H.
Ja
n
se
s,
a
m
an
who
has
been
fo
r
S
eattle
from
San
Francisco.
i
of th e A shland F ru it A ssociation clim bed to 103. T he w e a th er th a t instead of driving m otorists
son E h rm a n n com pany an d his clients,
i said today. “ C areful packing of y esterd ay w as: M axim um, ICO; into th e cool woods, hot w eath er
reeidence is a t 933 G lenn avenue dished h e a d q u a rte rs a t a local ex perim enting fo r th irty y ears in
Gold
found
in
sm
all
q
u
a
n
titie
s
St.
H
elens
plans
to
improve
the best fruits makes it possible M im im um , 59; S et M axim um 10. m akes them ta k e to th e highw ay,
North.
hotel, and today s ta rte d adver- m aking them . He considers Ash-
by
railroad
laborers
above
Oak-
i
Church,
Hemlock,
Tualatin,
and
for
us to create and fill a demand Weather clear With Northw«et as y esterd ay w as w arm er tb a a
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I-tising for a large q u a n tity of th e ] land an ideal location for a p la n t
ridge.
• W alla W alla streets.
I for extra fancy fruit.”
to
m
ake
such
blocks.
wlai».
ClaMlfled *ds brt«< reeulte.
fancy product.
I any o th e r re g istra tio n day.
EXCITEMENT REIGNS OVER 250 PEOPLE
IN QUEEN CONIES!; AT AUTO CAMP
NE» TYPE GMNI1E
ILANO CHE
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