ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
A shland
daily
T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months ii
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pur
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( In tern atio n al’ News W ire Service)
VOL. XLVIII.
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43.
TRAINS CRASH
HEAD ON, SIX
ARE INJURED
Smash Occurs Near
Station on Main Line to
Oregon City
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DUBLIN, Oct. 21.— The
up-to-date and ultra-m od
ern
undertaker has ap
peared at Tralee, County
Kerry.
In an advertisem ent in
the local newspaper the
new-style undertaker sets
forth the following:
“ We desire to inform
the public th a t we are pre
pared to supply from stock
American wood coffins up
holstered w ithin ten min
utes of receipt of order.
“ Three m onths' credit
given on funeral orders on
approved accounts. We can
also do business on the
Easy Paym ent System.”)
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W ork Train of Portlajid E lec- I 8
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WILL BUILD
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New Plant. P lans V ader Wav
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D eaths A re E xpected
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21. — This ham let today 8
boasts the distinction of 8
having W est Virginia's
first m arried law firm.
Vernon Rankin, young
lawyer, recently m arried a
young lady newly adm itt
ed to the bar.
A shingle dangling from
a window in their office-
home sports th e m arried
couple of law yers’ firm
name as Rankin & Rankin..
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FLIER SSÎA Y
IN MEDFORD
OVERNIGHT
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** on City During Trip to
Sacramento
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ANOTHER ARRESTED
FOLLOWING THEFT
OF WORKS OF ARP
WERE NOT EXPECTED
Visit of Port lenders and Opening
o f Craterian T heatre Are
Added A ttractions
NEW YORK, Oct. 21. — Even
MEDFORD, Oct. 21. (Special)
though the Zeppelin factory at
— This city was boiling over with
when an inbound W illam ette Val
Frelnderichshafen, Germany he
the casualty list of the Navy’s
excitement last night, with three
ley Southern passenger train col
destroyed under the term s of the
i latest peace time disaster, follow-
m ajor attractions, including the
Versailles treaty, the develop
lided headon with a Portland
! ing the prem ature explosion of
world fliers, the Portland business
Electric Power company’s work
ment of huge dirigibles of the
I a load of firing powder aboard
men and the opening of the Cra-
ZR-3 type will be continued by a Trnsted Em ploye Said to be M em -| terjan theater.
train n ear Ashbury station, on
I the cruiser Trenton, in the h ar
ber of R ing S tealin g Tap-
transfer of the whole Zeppelin In
the main line to Oregon City, at
The world fliers unexpectedly
bor here today.
entries
front
Portland
Stores
dustry
to
Akron,
Ohio,
D
r/
Hugo
about 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
Four of the dead were killed
decided to land at Medford on
Eckener, who piloted the ZR-3 on
The injured were all employes
¡outright, while the other two were
their return trip south. Noth
PORTLAND. Oct. 21. — W il ing was known of this until about
her voyage across the Atlantic re
of the two companies. They are:
i frightfully burned and later died
lard G. Oakes, trusted employe 2 o'clock, when a message came
cently, announced to’day.
i in a hospital here. The condition
F . W. Force, W illam ette Val-
ley Southern, m otorman, broken < o n t,oller Refuses to Recognize of geven of p ie injured men is
The Goodyear-Zeppelin Corpora of the Ira F. Powers F urniture that they would land probably
Increase; Lighting Head Goes
considered critical, but no more
le g and pelvis.
tion, under which name the new company, was arrested by the po about 4:30 P. M. When the Chi
into
Court
deaths
are
anticipated.
firm will be known, lias already lice Saturday night and lodged in cago, the New Orleans and the
L. G rantquist, broken leg, cut
head.
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A naval board investigation to-
started work on the design of a jail on a charge of larceny, and Boston circled over Medford and
SEATTLE,
W
ash.,
Oct.
21.
—
‘
day showed th a t no ppwder was
Fred W allace, W illam ette V al
Zeppelin to be twice the size of more than $3000 worth of furni located the landing field at the
ley Southern, conductor, ¡chest in J. D. Ross, superintendent of the outside th e magazine, excepting
the ZR-3. Actual construction bn ture, tapestries and a rt objects, fairgrounds, many were there to
Seattle city lighting departm ent, two charges which were being
ju ries.
the new ship will be started as raid to have been stolen from the greet them. They left the land
J . A. M cConnell, W illam ette has brought suit against the city hoisted into the gun tu rre t for
soon as a purchaser is obtained. Powers store, were recovered.
ing field about 6 o’clock and were
Oakes,
the
police
charged,
was
to
collect
salary
at
the
rate
of
immediate
loading
and
firing.
Officials of the corporation have
V alley
Southern,
conductor,
taken to the Hotel Medford
tlifc'W'' iSi* I» W » « « « M**
WlWSiF, S<«>k D«rsw:»» ((»« w w i t . 5»
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$7500 a year, from the time the
The celebration by the C rater
bru ises and cuts.
been conferring with Secretary of involved with F rank L. Taylor
A Yew »«tes titá " Hom«, 3w*»< He«»*,”
fry 3 c. Feinder
the Navy W ilbur, and it is p o s-' and H C. Banfteld, interior dec- club in honor visit of the Port-
Jam es M athis, P ortland E lec city council authorized the in
tí’ASfre (qjp
type).
sible th at the United States Gov- • i ■ orators and proprietors of “ The jan^ men wa3 jn f u„ swing when
tric P ow er com pany, conductor, crease of $1500, about the middle
of last July. The city charter
em inent will place an order for Tapestry Schoppe,” who were ar- the fliers arrived at the hotel,
broken w rist, cu ts and bruises.
rested Saturday night after about Lieutenants Smith. Nelson. Wade
W . F . K eller, P ortland E lectric prohibits increase of compensa
tlie big ship.
tion
to
any
city
official
during
P o w er com pany, m otorm an, cuts
The new firm will be the con $1500 worth of a rt objects, silks and the oilier members of the
his term of office, and on this
and bruises.
solidation of two of the largest and oriental rugs were found in flying equad entered the dining
room at 7 o’clock amid the ap
six passengers on the W illam ground C ontroller Carrol has de
concerns of the kind in the world, their possession.
(saMCfce U» aeUrtto».
SALEM. Ore., Oct. 21. — The I
That Taylor and Ranfield were plause and cheers of members at
e tte Valley Southern train es clined to issue w arran ts to Roes Standard Lum ber Company today
the Zeppelin Company, manufac-
Exact photographic- repi oductfon of sound, an achievement fully tu rers of the big ships, and t h e , th e sales agents for groups of the banquet table. They were
caped all injury other than shock. at the higher rate. Carroll has indicated th a t it will likely c a r ry ,
I
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a!
Ot
Phonograph has been accom-j Goodyear Rubber Company, prob-j dishonest employes of several lo- introduced by the chairm an. Tues
Though no official investigation now been cited to appear in court its fight into the United States
plished as the result of foni* years of expenm entatiou by Dr. Edmuud:
of the wreck has been made. October 27 to justify his refusal. Supreme Court in order to secure Edw'ard d ’Albe, above, a Loudon physicist, wrho Is also the inventor] al)ly the largest m anufacturers cal merchantile houses and that day morning they left for Sacra
Ross has been superintendent a repeal of the Oregon State In of the optophoue, by means of which light is turned into sound, en- of rubber goods in the world,
| they carried on their business and mento.
Portland Electric Power employ
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i fitted Portland homes with furni-
Many visitors were attracted
es said the passenger train ran of the municipal lighting d ep art come Tax. following the dismis abling the blind to read ordinary print.
i
ture.
tapestries
and
bric-a-brac
ment
since
the
office
was
created
to
the city by the planes and
past a block signal and was
sal of their motion for a reh ear
:
stolen
from
stores
by
employes
in
1908.
The
salary
form
erly
tilers, and a continuous stream
wholly to blame for the crash. At
ing of the case, by the state su-j
: was the charge made by the po of visitors inspected the planes
th e place where the wreck oc was fixed at $7500 a year, but preme court this m orning
lice.
at the fairgrounds after their a r
curred there is a straig h t stretch was cut to $6000 on January 1,
The Standard Lum ber Company
Other arrests will follow today. rival.
of track for over a mile In either 1922. The last three-year term is an Idaho corporation, doing
Detective Hellyer said last night,
The opening of the Craterian
direction. W itnesses say, though, for which Ross was appointed ex business in Oregon. It attacked
and
the
total
loot
of
the
gang,
he
pired
Jan
u
ary
1,
1924.
theater
last night also brought
th a t fog reduced vlsm*???y a?»
the constitutionality of the income
Mrs. Belle Butcher, former well
Controller Carroll insists that tax law.
th a t the motormen of the two
know Ashland resident, died Sun estim ated would run into the tens many visitors from various points
of thousands of dollars- Severa’ in Jackson county. Although not
opposing trains did not see each the statu to ry term of the super
day evening in the home of her
intendent’s office started Janu- ’
prom
inent and well-to-do women entirely completed iho Craterian
other until it was too late.
daughter, Mrs. Gates, in Klamath
The W illam ette Valley South ary 1, last, and th a t the council’s
M edford M ystery Cleared by th e Shoot W ay Through' Cordon of Falls. Mrs. Butcher was a victim are under suspicion, the office" is a beautiful structure and a
gathered at tilt*
ern train was the regular two- increase of compensation was il- ■
F inding of R em ains o f W ill
Arm ed C itizens, and Make
of pneumonia, and had been ill said. By paying small fees to the gala crowd
amusement
house
last night f >r
gang
they
were
able
to
take
their
car passenger train which comes legal. Mr. Ross has refused to
K ing by H unters
Good E scape in A nto
for but a short while.
into Portland from Mount Angei accept the monthly w arrants
Mrs. Butcher formerly resided j pick of furniture and art objects the opening attraction.
every morning. It runs on its drawn by Carroll at the old rate.
LITTLE SIOUX, Iowa. Oct. 21. in this city, and her many friends • stolen from stores and have them
MEDFORD, Oct. 21. — Posi-
own track s to Oregon City and This is the issue th at will be
-The L ittle Sioux Savings Bank here will hear with regret of her i delivered to th eir hom e’. One
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 2 1 . — The tive identification Sunday of a
home was
visited by the po
then enters P ortland over the threshed out in court.
Shenandoah w as m ade fast to her rifle, found besjdes the human here was robbed of $4,000 today death.
lice late last night and a valuable
line of the Portland Electric Pow
one
Ihe most spectacular
Funeral services will he held
m ooring m ast shortly a fter noon, skeleton, discovered a week ago
mahogany bed and costly springs,
er company.
CITY COUNCIL WILT,
after com p leting her fligh t from by deer hunters in the Trail d is - ; raids in the history of Iowa bank to-morrow afternoon nt two o’- :
The passenger train was late
obtained
w ithout payment by the
ASSEMBLE TONIGHT Camp L ew is, W ashington.
trict; solved a 19-year old mys-1 robberies. A fter blasting the jtaf-s clock from Stocks Chapel. Neigh-;
and. according to witnesses, was
householder,
were confiscated and
tery and proves the body to be and snatching the money, which bors of the W oodcraft, of which
taken
to
police
headquarters.
traveling, at a high rate of speed
The regular semi-monthly m eet
th a t of William R. King, acco rd -; was lying loose inside, four yeggs J ordor Mrs. Butcher was a prom -
SAN
DIEGO,
Oct.
21.
—
Unable
to m ake up time. The work train ing of the city council will be
ing to a statem ent by Coroner ahot thetr way through a cordon inent member, requests all mem
was w hat is known as a line car. held tonight in the Commercial to come to its mooring m ast be
SUSPECTS TAKEN IN
Herman
and of armed and firing citizens, and bers to attend the funeral.
cause of a heavy fog which hung John A. Perl.
used in repairing trolley breaks Club rooms of the City Hall.
JEWEL ROBBERIES E. W. Langley, official of the
over th e city, the Navy dirigible j i Charles King of North Bend, Ore- j escaped in an automobile.
.over
Massachusetts State Chamber of
It was headed for Oregon City.
ROUtlll© rniltt©rS will 1 6 d is - , Shenandoah was cruising overI . gon, k«/»Fli/Ynn
n a a o a u were
ro ra im
niA ilifltolV fo rm
immediately
brothers zvf
of tlm
the dead mnn
man, r • P Posses
Commerce,
who was a visitor here
cussed, according to present in
NEW YORK, Oct. 21, — The
made the identification and Sun ed. and went in pursuit of the
San
Diego,
aw
aiting
the
fog
to
dications, since none of the mem
■ a rrest of four suspects of com during the trip made through Ore
day visited the scene of the tra g robbers, but at a late hour today,
bers have signified th eir inten lift this morning.
plicity in the jew elry robberies gon by the Eastern booster body,
no trace of them had been found.
The big liner arrived here edy with the coroner.
tions as yet of bringing up new
of
Mrs. Helen Hayworth, who ob has w ritten the President of the
The rifle, a 60-90 Colt’s was Sheriffs throughout the state
shortly after three o’clock th is
m atters for discussion, although
tained $900 In jewdls of a $25,000 Ashland Chamber of Commerce,
morning after a trip from Camp positively identified by the broth were notified to be on the look
there may be some new m atters,
collection, today, convinced de- expressing his regrets at missing
Lewis, W ashington, and sent a ers as one sent to William King, out for the men. who are con
not yet announced by the mem
Lieutenants Smith, Nelson and tectives th at they were definitely the meeting lield here in honor of
radio mesage to the naval radio from th eir fath er in Michigan, sidered the meist desperate to
the visitors, and acknowledging
bers, ready for proposal.
station here th a t she would tie particularly by the presence of j stage a holdup in this state fori Wade, piloting the Boston, the on the trail of the m urderers who the receipt of “A day in the Sis-
i New Orleans and the C hicago.1 slew “ Dot” King and Louise Law-
a specially made peep sight on the the past twenty years.
uh when the fog lifted.
the planes in which they recently son, Broadway habltutes. follow- klyous’’ sent him by J. H. Fuller,
barrel., The brothers; knew t h e !
WASHINGTON, Oct, 21.— The ROBBER SUSPECT
completed their world circling • ing robberies sim ilar to the one secretary of the local organiza
gun anti the peep sight.
HELD
IN
EUGENE
suprem e court yesterday refused
tour, sailed over Ashland at 10:30 in which Mrs. Hayworth was re- tion.
King was a hom esteader In the 1 TROLLEY SMASHUP
Langley’s letter follows:
to grant appeals in the case in
KILLS 2, HURTS 75 this morning, accompanied by a . lieved of her jewels.
Trail district, well known in this!
EUGENE, Oct. 21. — Byron
President,
Chamber of Commerce,
volving this question: “ W hether
convoy of several ships which are
city, and his sudden disappear-I
Ashland,
Oregon.
prohibition agents can stealthily K. W heeler, 37, of Eugene is in
anee created a furore at the tim e .: BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 21—-Two; accompanying them on their way COLI.EGE WILL BE
Investigate private premises w ith the Lane county jail held on sus
ON AIR THIS YEAR Dear Sir: —
Tbe three. “ Modern Ma-i
It is the theory of the coroner, persons are dead, four more pro b -; BOUtb
picion
of
being
implicated
in
a
Almost my only regret In con
out serving a search w arran t,” as
. that K{n„ left b js cabjn on a ably will die, 75 injured were in gellans” are headed for Clover
nection
with the transcontinen
raised in a case from Nevada bank robbery at Auburn, Cal . last
CORVALLIS,
Oct,
21.
—
An
WENATCHEE, Wa3h., Oct. 21.
an(j njet w |th an accident, hospitals and private home» to- Field, Santa Monica, but will stop
July. W heeler was arrested by
tal
trip
th a t was taken by the
brought by Robert F. Rane.
— An investigation today re v e al-; (jyjng of exposure. The body was night and an undeterm ined num-j over tonight at Mather Field, Sac- agricultural and educational ra
Reviews also were denied i n 1 Sheriff Taylor last night when he
~
M
assachusetts
State Chamber of
dio service will bo broadcast by
ed th at J. Mitchell and Edward found jn a crevice in the rocks, j her of passengers suffered slight ram ento.
the cases of Nicholas D. X ahader-j received a message from t h e j h " ' j ¿"ro wn?who with Barney Net’s and
Commerce,
was
the fact that by
covered with leaves and forest bruises as a result of a rear-end,
Tlfe three fliers left Eugene the O. A. C. Extension service
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in
San
Francisco
j
iff
a
t
Auburn
giving
a
descrip
res, convicted
Milton Stock, all members of t h e ■ ¿ ebrjS( and all means, of p e rso n al, collision today of two threq^car^ yesterday afternoon, and arrived from the Portland Oregonian sta accident, I missed the meeting
of violating the H arrison narcotic ¡.tion of the man who held up the BrQoklyn ba8ebaH club are out o n i
Railway Electric in Medford at 4:30 yesterday af- tion every Tues.'.ay evening nt 8 (hat was held at Ashland on Sep
‘
The
ta i- 1 bail, cbarged wjtb assaujt on Wil identification had long since fad- International
i uc description
uc«,.
tember 23rd. My driver did not
act, and Peter B. McDonough and bank ■ theie.
ed. J. W. Storm of C entral Point j train s on the N iagara Falls-Buf-, ternoon. They spent the night o’clock, till further notice. Two
with th a t of W heeler, the or-1
,. ,
H arry Price of San Prancisco. lies
1
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.
4.
I ham W eaver, 16 year old bell and H arry Skyrman of M edford., fa lo high speed line at Ellicott in Medford and hopped off th is, 15 minute lectures on genera’ understand th at a meeting was to
ficer
says,
and
the
al’eged
robber
he held, and while it was in pro-
convicted of violating the national
boy. • were not involved in the who made the discovery were at- creek, in Tonawanda,
morning for Sacramento. The farm , truck and hacklot garden
at
Auburn
made
his
escape
in
an
prohibition law.
trouble.
ships, with the exception of the and general educational subjects. | gress I was merely driving about
tracted by a boot protruding from , Three cars were telescoped.
An appeal was denied on the automobile hearing an Oregon
The men will appear next Mon the ground, and fu rth er investi
Boston, are the same used in the by extension, experiment station the city, seeing the sights and
killing time generally.
case w hether the Ship Owners’ As license and of the same make as day for trial. “ Dazzy” Vance, star gation revealed the skeleton.
Dundee — F ru it packing house round the world flight. The Bos- and college specialists, will con-
sociation of the Pacific Coast and j owned by W heeler,
Mr. Thompson has (old me that
pitcher for the Robins furnished
ton was. a reserve ship, picked stitute each program,
starts work with full crew.
th e Paclfic-American Steamship
A detailed description of Wheel- the bail for Mitchell and Brown.
the
address given was among the
up in Novla Scotia by Lieutenant
Company , —
In enforcing
certain
i
er
has
been
sent
the
authorities
finest
that he had heard, and that
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. , The men are charged with b e a t-1
C hildren's h o m e'W ad e, after his plane had been,
Corvallis
-
the afternoon tea served by the
ru les relating to the employment | at Auburn ut n o n p y
as e ,
W eaver, when the la tte r
crowded, with 73 inm ates and ap wrecked in the North Atlantic.
ladies of Ashland was delightful.
of seamen, constituted an u n law -; been received.
¡refused to open the door to a room
plications coming in daily.
I am w riting especially how
ful monopoly, as raised in a case
I in the hotel.
STRAW VOTE IS BEING
ever. to express my th an k s for
brought .from San Francisco by
TAKEN AT ARMY STORE
the beautiful publication that was
Alfred Street.
1
handed to me, “A day In the Sis-
SENATOR LODGE IS
♦ z,«
P
v p s « ia
id e e n n -;
-
The first
teachers institute of
A
straw
vote
on
the
iie
.
kiyous” . It is a very beautiful
UNDER THE KNIFE
SUNSET LIMITED
the year is to be held at Medford
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. —
tial candidates, is being taken
publication indeed.
TO REDUCE TIME
the Army Goods store by the p ro -> High School on Saturday of this
BOSTON. Oct. 2 i __Senator Senator Borah of Idaho and his
With a great many thanks to
week, October 25. The session
Henry Cabot Lodge subm itted to Senate com m ittee this afternoon
The Sunset lim ited, b etw een :
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prietors of th at firm. Although
.
the Ashland Chamber, I ant.
. has been 4„i.Q
at 9:30.
9an Francisco and 5iew O rleans,;
ROSEBURG, Oct. 21. — Resi- a miifcor operation at a Boston hos completed prelim inary skirm ish-
the vote
taken „ fhvn.itzb
tnrougn- will be opened
’
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Sincerely yours,
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j
l.nvp
hp«<n
1
An
October
date
CLATSKANIE,
Ore.,
Oct.
21.-
will cut off the tim e to the east! dents of Cleveland are searching pital today, the second in a fewi in6 in connection with their in-
out the day, no results have neen ,
. is . selected
. . . in
E. W. LANGLEY.
by the southern route one hour • along the Calahan trail le a d in g ; monthg
Dr John g Cunning- ! vestigation of campaign expendi- Ole Nelson, Portland policeman, given out as yet, although it is order th a t bad roads will not de-
and 15 m inutes, will be of t h e 't o the Coast range, for two hun- ' bam> ,who perform ed the o p e ra -!tu re s’ thereby opening the way who was recently reinstated on expected they will be returned ter teachers in remote districts
from attending. All teachers of
new steel .coaches and will carry ters who are believed tost there. tion, said it had been entirely suc for tom orrow ’s boring into the th e force after receiving $6,000 within the next day or two.
the county are urged to be pres SHOOTS WIFE, THEN
slush fund charges made by S en a-, back pay, was instantly killed on
a barber, a maid, a valet and cars A camp stocked with provisions cessful.
TURNS GUN ON SELF
ent
tor La Follette.
the highway n ear here today, when
equipped with bathroom s.
the and personal articles of the hqn-
SIX GET “BUMS RUSH’’
Rumors th a t the senator con
Mi*“, Emily De Vore of the Ore- ’
Borah said the committee would j an autom obile which he was driv-
Southern Pacific has announced. te rs was found last week and the tem plated retiring before the ex
Six hoboes, c a u g h t
loit. rin g
SEATTLE. Oct. 21— Sam E ricki
gon
State Normal school will have
The change will be effective No men have not been- there since piration of his term on account of seek the source of every dollar j ing veered off the road in at- about the raiLoad yaida here,
son,
an aged, wealthy Alaskan
Friday morning, leadine to the
collected, and if any man had tem pting to pass an auto truck, were picked up this morning by classes in silent reading methods.
vem ber 1.
shot
and
killed a comely young
ill health were denied last week. made a large contribution, t h e ' and plunged into an embankment,
Miss Leona M arsters, music sup-
Ashland passengers will con belief they have wandered awav.
Chief
of
Police
McNabb,
and
I
woman
believed
to be his wife
It was said at th e tim e th a t Sen committee would inquire w hether Nelson was driving at a speed v
ervisor in the Eugene schools will
nect with this train by taking the the district being one in which it
brought before Judge Gowdy. T h e prepen( mU8jc WQrk leadlng tQ! in their room at a local hotel here
Shasta, spending the afternoon is easy to become confused. The ator Lodge was in improved health or not he expects to serve some estim ated a t 35 miles an hour, men were lectured, and told to,, further em phas,8 of musJc and today, and then turned his revolv
and
th
a
t
the
second
operation
pre
Hls niece, E thel Nelson who was
selfish interest.
In San Francisco and leaving th at names of C. W. Stephens and
scribed
by
his
physician
was
of
a
also
in the car, suffered a fractur- stay away from Ashland m the • m,nlc appreriatlon ln tbe county. | er ” P°n himself, dying almost In.
night a t 6:15 for the east. The Richard Palm er were found on
W heeler — Extensive program ed collar bone. Nelson was en- future, and were then released, Thpre w,n be two ln9pjratJonai , stantly. No reason has been dis
tim e of the Sunset express also papers in the coats, which were minor character.
of new building now In progress. | route to A storia to visit friends and told to leave the city immed-j nddreRses by memberB Of the l covered Tor the tragedy, according
will be reduced between San Fran- left in camp, hut no addresses
lately.
; Medford clergy.
*
Io lot'al police officials.
Every ad has a message.
New hotel opened.
1 at the time of th e crash.
were obtainable.
Cisco and New Orleans.
8 : NORFOLK. Va . Oct. 21.— Six
8 8 dead and fourteen injured wa3
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KILLED IN CRASH