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*• k A shland D aily T i dings ASHLAND CLIMATE ithout the use of medicine cures nine cases out of ten of asthma. This a proven fact. ' The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Newspaper For Nearly F ifty Years * VOL. XL V III Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43. SENATOR DUNN FIGHTING FOR NORMAL HERE MALAPJA GERMS Cannot survive three months in the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure domestic water helps. ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925 NO. 114 COSTLIEST TREE IS BOUGHT BY <International News W ire Service» —2 2 0 « NURSERY DAUGHTER IS HELD BECAUSE MOTHER DIES TEACHER SHOT IN CAMPUS TRAGEDY. FOOTBALL PLAYERS A gE SLEEPIER THAN OTHERS it R ---------- a R R BERKELEY. Cal., Jan. R R 15. R Football players do R R more sleeping in classes R R R than any other type of R 1 R R student, says Dr. L. M. R « R Moore, A ssistant Dean of R » R Women, and Professor of R « »! Physiology a t, the Univer R Many Sections of State R sity of California. « Dorothy Ellington, 16 Year R W ant Schools Establish R Board of Control Reinstates ‘‘One o’clock classes are n Old Girl, Confesses to ’ ed in Their Cities R Geo. Riddle, Former Head R always the drow siest” , » Skyline Mine Scene of Acci • Killing J dent in Which Young R says Dr. Moore, "because R of Institution Man Meets Death ASHLAND PROMINENT R the students have Just R JAZZ PARTIES BLAMED R PROBE IS DIRECTED R eaten a hearty lunch, and C hurvhill W ithholds Su b stitu te R the functioning of the di R FEW DETAILS KNOWN R M other’s P lead in g too Much for Plan Until D efin ite A ction Is le g is la tu r e A djournes Until Mon R gestive organs takes the R R Girl to Stand, She D eclares. Well Known .Local'Y oung Man la Taken by le g is la tu r e day a. in. Child Labor Com R b’ood away from the R R F ails to U nderstand Killed Wl.cn Roof of Drift R brain, When this happens R m ittee Meet to be Jan. 2 8 R in on Him STATE HOUSE, Salem, Ore., R it is difficult to keep R R SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15— Jan. 15. — Portents of strife over R Dorothy Ellington, pretty sixteen SALEM, Jan. 15. — Governor R awake. R Humphrey Anderson, well normal schools are appearing. R year old girl, was today arrested, Pierce, Secretary of State Sam R “ I have a great many R Oregon now has one norm al, lo R following a two day search, Kozer and State T reasurer Thom R football men in my one R known young man of this city cated at Monmouth, and this in R charged with shooting and killing as Kay met this morning at the ** o’clock class," she con R was so badly injured in a cave in stitution desires a substantial sum R State Board of Control. Their n tinued. “ They have great R at the Skyline Mine u few mile her m other, Mrs. Annie Ellington. for enlargem ent and improve R i first official act in th a t capacity ** difficulty in keeping R from here last night th at he died ! Dorothy made a complete confes- ments. There is also a demand R was to discharge W. Hendershot awake. This is due partly R two hours after the accident An : sion to the slaying. for the creation of other normals, R i as com m andant of the Old Sold to the hearty meals they R derson was badly h u rt about the The girl declared she shot her one in southern Oregon and one R ier's Home at Roseburg, and the eat, and to the exercise :: bead, and although medical a t m other because Mrs. Ellington in eastern Oregon. Self interest R reinstatem ent or George Riddle, i :: they take ju st before com « tention reached him before his death, he was so badly crushed continued to rem onstrate with her will supply the friction which will R who had been discharged on July ** ing to class.’’ a his doctor was against going out with men. Mrs. come over these m atters. unable to save R 30 of last year by a vote of Gov-) ** As an antidote Dr. « him. Ellington was shot through the Already Ashland has an agent R ernor Pierce and form er S4ate Moore advises students to Anderson, according to meagre at Salem working for the estab R. back as she stooped to tie her T reasurer Jefferson Myers. At ** cut down on their mid shoe, early Tuesday morning. R , r hP° rt,8 ° f the accident, entered lishm ent of a norm al institution R the time of the ousting of Riddle, a day meals. tbe mine after working hours, in there.^ Pendleton w ants a normal. When first arrested, the girl R Kozer voiced his disapproval, but R R R R R R S R R R » ^ order, according lo the report, So does La Grande, and probably R denied having phAt her mother, since he was the m inority mem Baker. o see how the work had progres declaring a “ hop-head" had done R ber of the board, he was power sed during the day. While In Until the norm al school ques R the firing when Mrs. Ellington less to act, the two Democrats; one ot the shafts, he was caught tion has been fairly well ironed refused to sell him "dope." Under j Myers and Pierce over ruling him. in a small cave in, and almost out, J. A. Churchill, state super a severe grilling by members of The change voted on today is L V A U I5 A -PA LM ER ,. | intendent of public instruction, covered with the debris from , he effective January 20. the detective force, however, she roof of the drift. will withhold his plan. Briefly, made a full confession of the The engagement of Mite Laura Palmer to Francis Xavier Bernard H earing the falling rock aud Superintendent C hurchill’s sugges SALEM, Jan. 15. — W ith a deed, giving as her reason the *.hJ' S.h Yviher aVd *n the French dormitory of the Univer A nderson’s cry, workmen hurried ton is an elem entary teacher statem ent ju st quoted. I sity o. V\ isconsin, at Madison, Wis., has been revealed by letters found lone objection, coming from Rep into the mine and dug him from training coiyse in high schools in •n B ernards room at Hibbing. Mich. Miss Palmer will probably re resentative Graham of W ashing Throughout the entire pro-j cover. Mystery surrounds Bernard’s motive, though it is believed to ton County, a joint resolution, Play by Edward C hilds Carpenter beneath the pile of rock and dirt ten cities in Oregon. This ele ceedingjs, Miss Ellington seemed nave been jealousy. Miss Palmer was an instructor in Preach 4 d the m entary course will be given in by which he was buried. A man Said to be One of Finest providing for a sweeping investi to lack any comprehension of the university, while Rema.-,! was a mining fchemist the fourth year of high school was rushed to Ashland Tor medi Ever Produced gation of the State Prohibition seriousness o f the nature of her and then the student teacher can C onditions P ick in g Up, A ccording cal aid, while he was gone, the , D epartm ent now under direction deed. She posed smilingly for to Report M ade a t M eeting step out and teach in rural schools Those in charge of the staging rem ainder of the men at the mine of George Cleaver, went through photographers from the various by C ashier McCoy for two term s, following which the House this morning. Speaker the ‘ Cinderella Man" the third rendered first aid treatm ent in an newspapers, who were present m ust come one year a t the state Burdick appointed R epresenta num ber of the Ashland Celebrity effort to save Anderson’s life. when she was brought into the) norm al, thus completing four The annual m eeting of the Medical aid was difficult to tives Rushlight. H urlburt. Swan, Course series, which is to be pre years of work. shareholders of The F irst N ation police headquarters here. get. for it is reported that several sented at the Armory tonight, an Fitzm aurice and Londergan as the Before her arrest, th e police! This programme is not expected al Bank of Ashland was held in prominent physicians of the city House members of the investiga nounced th at a substantial ticket to interfere with any normal the banking rooms, Tuesday, Jan. traced her jazz trail through l i J declined to make the trip Into the tion committee to act on the vote. sale for the show has been carried quor and beach parties and late school legislation, but the plan 13. Senators Garland, Eddy, Butler, on during the past few days, but m ountains to attend the injured It was at first believed E xperts from Oregon A. C. to Preaching of Miss D. W illia Caf- Hare and Johnson were named as the total sales are still far below man. Finally, Doctor Brower was is to be withheld until after Ash J. W. McCoy, Cashier, subm it hours. land has made its presentation ted an interesting report showing she liad left for Los Angeles, bu t members of the committee from the num ber needed to make an located, and he willingly made the A ppear B efore M eeting in fray A ttracts Many to M eet At ond time there were nor the activities of the bank during a search of th a t city failed to re the Senate. The entire field of appreciable showing in the Arm trip, but upon his arrival at the E ducational Talks in gs at M ethodist Church mals at Monmouth, Ashland, Wes the past year, some items of which veal any trace of her so San F ran mine, it was discovered that An activities of tlqj departm ent dur ory. ton and Drain, but all were swept should be of interest to tire people cisco police concentrated -their derson was unconscious, and that The play, the “Cinderella Man” ing the past year will be probed, Much interest is being taken The program offered to the wo Search in this section, with the aside by a legislature and Mon of Ashland generally. there was small chance of saving is by Edward Childs Carpenter, and a report made in the near men of the county a t F arm ers’ by residents of this city in the m outh was selected as the one to his l’ i fe. Everything possible was The report showed th a t the result th a t she was located.. future. and is considered one of the fin Week, Jan u ary 21-24 is most a t-' Un,on Revival services'now being be developed. The Monmouth volume of business transacted by According to officials in the tractive. done for him. but a few m inutes est plays of it’s kind ever w rit The topics will prove held ln the Methodist Church, SALEM, Jan. 15. — By unani ten and produced. school is not developed as it the bank during the year was district atto rn ey ’s office, a form of interest to women of Medford under the ieadership of the Rev. The action after the arrival of the doctor, mous agreem ent, the State Senate throughout is wonderful, contain Anderson died. should be and money is needed the largest in its history, exceed al m urder charge will be lodged and Ashland as well as from the ^ a l- ia Caffray, according to re ports. At each ”se’rvice.‘tT Z c iu r ti H° U,Se adjourned th,B m orn‘ ing everything to attra ct an audi It receives a pittance compared ing the business of 1923 by a sub against Miss Ellington, and she country communities. The body was brought to the ing until Monday morning. It w ith the Unive$sity of Oregon and stantial am ount. During the year will be bound over to the grand Stock U ndertaking Parlors here e n c e ; pathos, comedy and love. Tuesday afternoon there will edifice is packed with those who was announced th a t a joint Sen the Oregon A gricultural college the bank paid to depositors as jury. The* cast which will present the this afternoon, and a coroners in be a meeting on vegetable and visit to listen to the forceful This feature will be stressed by interest on accounts >23,521.65. When the body of Mrs. E lling truck gardening. preaching of the woman evange- ate and House Judiciary Commit production here is the original quest will be held late this after Sehator Dennis in due time, for They paid as taxes to the city, ton was discovered, the son de On W ednesday, the meetings ^‘St’ and wonderful vocal work tee m eeting would be held, open cast which appeared in the play noon or early tomorrow m orn Dennis intends being champion state and United States >5182.51. clared his sister’s clothing had will he general, poultry, being the ; ° f her co~worker, Miss Clara to the public, on the hearing of when it was first staged in New ing, according to Deputy County the bill ratifying the Child Labor York. for Monmouth and. if more nor Deposits averaged higher than in been hurriedly packed,, and this subject in the morning and t h e ' Christensen. Coroner Stock. Amendment to the Federal Qon- mals are authorized, he w ants one 1923, reaching a new high point i fact gave the police their only afternoon. At 2 P. M. Professor! Anderson was about 25 years The Abingdon Kodak, Abing Accor<ling to reports, Miss Caf- a t La Grande, his home town on Dec. 4, 1924, the total on th a t evidence in the.'r search for the Kable of the Oregon A gricultural fray 8 Preaching is clear, direct «♦Potion, on the evening of J a n don, Illinois, dram atic critic has of age. and had resided in this for the uary 28. Senator Taylor of U m atilla favors date being >1,140,860.89. Usual m urderer. the following to say of the “Cin vicinity nearly all his life. Dur- College will discuss w ater systems, and forceful and commands the The budget Committee, in its Pendleton as a place for a nor dividends were paid to the share I ing the Christmas holidays he derella Man.’’ According to one of her broth septic tanks and the general prob closest attention from the crowds mal, and Senator Dunn of Jack- holders and all employes received The Cinderella Man was enjoy was m arried to Miss Norine Pool, ’ ■>« <° '>-«r her mes. ers, Dorothy’s actions were the lem8 or sewage disposa! in mended the abolishm ent of the ed by a large audience Wednes- of Stockton, California. son county is advocating the cause a substantial bonus as an appre sage, night after night country. cause of the separation of her of Ashland. ciation of th eir loyalty and effi Officials of the Skyline Mine Born in the South, and having Budget Commission, and th e ' day evening in Burnside Chapel, Thursday morning will be de father and m other. John Elling transfer to the State Board of There is a lack of teachers in cient services. Company are at present out of being the second num ber of the a ton, the father, removed from the voted to the subject of home con become an evangelist a t the age Control, the work of this com the state, it is said, and >nly a The directors -which have serv series being sponsored by the Wo- the city ,, and therefore it has home several m onths ago when veniences, both electric and non of eighteen y etrs, Miss Caffray mission, to be under a full time, m an’s Club of Heddlng College been impossible to obtain any small proportion of teachers avail ed for many years were reelected, has conducted revival services in electric. At 2 P. M. Miss Snedi- q ^e form er Broadway success was thing, but meagre details of the able ase products of the state nor their names being as follows: E. the m other, although rem onstrat cor will discuss the use of cu r hundred of cities and towns, from executive secretary. V. C arter, C. H. Vaupel, George ing with her daughter, failed to tains and pillows in the beautify the A tlantic to thd Pacific, with mal. presented by a troupe of Viviau accident. The only inform ation W hat is expected to make the W. Dunn, E., D. Briggs, W. H. put a stop to h er dissipations. Players, fully up to the standard obtainable was that brought down rem arkable results. Preaching ser ing of the home. “ We will not help defend her, norm al school issue a lively affair McNair, J. W. McCoy, F. D. W ag of other troupes which have ap from the mine by the man who Friday, Jan u ary 23 a t 10 A. M. vices are held at 2:30 and 7:30 is the desire of various commun ner, O. W inter and Thomas H. we w apt to see her hanged." This Mr. Trowbridge will talk on con P. M. each day. w peared here under the banner of came down for medical aid at the was the b itter declaration of the ities to have a norm al, if any Simpson. time of the accident. The childrens’ meetings are con Percival Vivian. struction in fu rn itu re and wood more are authorized, and this will Following the annual m eeting father and brother of the girl work, and finishing. At 11 A. M. ducted by Miss Clara Christensen, The “Cinderella Man” was one cause senators ahd representatives of the shareholders, the directors at police headquarters today. "I Professor Peck of the Oregon Ag co-worker with Miss Caffray. of these happy plays, sort of a to line up for their own districts, organized and proceeded to the tried to correct the girl," said ricu ltu ral College will tell some- These meetings are held at 4:00 Pollyanna play, which one should causing divisions. election of officers and the ap Sam Ellingson, her fath er. “Time thing about landscape gardening, i p ‘ M- each day* and during the be required to see every so often, pointm ent of employees as fol and again I tried to get her to At 2 P. M., Professor Peck will sessi°n8, the church is crowded The annual meeting of the di so th a t one m ight know how much lows: E. V. Carter, President; C. mer.d her ways, but she came to address a general m eetlhg on with boys and girls. All those in rectors and stockholders of the happiness there is in the world H. Vaupel, Vice President; J. W. this and m ust suffer." - As the beautifying the grounds around terested in these meetings are cor Rogue River National Farm Loan if we only look for it. McCoy, Cashier; G. H. W enner, m orning wore on, tears came to the house, with the use of as dially invited to attend. association of Jackson county, The scenes of the play were break the strain and the girl A ssistant Cashier, H. C. Emery, Oiegon was held Tuesday tlie 13 Tomorrow evening at 7:30 Miss laid ln the home of a millionaire many native plants and shrubs as Assistant Cashier; M. J. Fraley, snuggled into the arm s of Police possible.” He has advice for peo Christensen will sing D. B. Town at the Community hall, at Rogue and a struggling genius in a cold C. E. Hedberg, Miss Aileen W alk man Sullivan who was assigned ple.who do not have w ater as well e r’s noted song, “ Grace G reater River. The meeting was well a t garret. The time is the C hrist County Commissioners Alford to rem ain in her cell for the time as for those who do. er and -Miss Lucile Gilmore. tended and enthusiastic. The fol mas season. The story concerns Than Our Sin.” and Bursell left Tuesday night for Commenting on general condi being. The police said today the lowing members were elected to the daughter of a m illionaire and On Saturday the m eeting will Portland and Salem, where they of the girl is Io tions in this section Cashier Mc . mental . condition the board of directors for the the poor w iiter, with the hard . „ , not begin until 11 A. M. At the FAST TRAIN SERVICE will attend the annual convention There will be a new feature to Coy said “ Unusual activity in real be probed. She is said to have eleven o>clock session Pro£essor BETWEEN PORTLAND. year 1925: E. E. Dlmick, Frank and crusty fath er of the girl, and of county courts of the state, the F arm ers’ Week which will be estate and building can be safe a mental outlook of a girl eight j Fairbanks of the Oregon Agricui- SEATTLE APPROVED H. Adams, J. R. Bowen, J. E. j the lawyer friend of all three. and confer with the state high of special interest to vegetable ly forecast for this year. Many ten years of age. - . tu ra , College wlu give som^ help Em ithpeter, of Rogue River; J. i Miss Frances Singlehurst, as and truck gardeners of this sec valuable properties are changing PORTLAND, Jan. 15. — The A. Skeeters, Talent; Luke Ryan, ' M arjorie Caner, the rich girl who way commission relative to th e ! ful suggestions about the profit- building of the bridge over Rogue tion, it was announced today by hands at increased prices. Rents ab'.e and unprofitable rem odeling; application of the N orthern Paci Medford, and H. F. W hetstone, I has ju st returned from school in River near Gold Hill, which has C. C. Cate, county agent. Profes are stiffening and are reaching a of houses. At 2 P. M., he will fic, the Great N orthern and the Central Point. The new board met! France, was perhaps the b'est of been in abeyance ever since the sor A. B. G. Bouquet of the Ore point where owners will be en speak on "A rt in the Home.” Union Pacific railroads for per on adjournm ent of the stockhold the cast. She had a naive charm highway was built. gon A gricultural College has been abled to reap some profit." Those who attended the home mission to operate jointly all pas e rs , meeting and elected officers th at is quite uncommon, and It constitutes a menace and an obtained to meet with the grow "F arm ing conditions are very m akers institute in G rants Pass senger trains between Portland for the ensuing year as follows: showed herself to be a really fin eye sore in the opinion of the ers of this district on Tuesday much improved though, in some The other last sum m er will rem em ber his and Seattle, and to pool their J. R. Bowen, president; Frank H. ished little actress. afternoon, January 20. Regular lines, btill far from satisfactory. earnings, in order to secure fast Adams, vice president; E. H. rtiembers of the cast were all county court. Now and then a most interesting lecture. • board on the bridge flies up and F arm ers’ Week was to begin on New irrigation projects have daylight service between the two H urd, secretary-treasurer; E. E. good, but perhaps none of them wreCks an auto— the county re cities was unanimously indorsed Dimick, Luke Ryan and H. F. gave as pleasing a performance Jan u a ry 21, but in order to give' practically taken’care of available cently paid F. E. Merrick of this at the hearing before Examiner W hetsone, loan committee, and J." as Mis? Singlehurst. th e vegetable growers an oppor acreage and we can now look for city >85 for damages sustained by W. W. Allen of Chicago, broth-) SHRINERS READY FOR Thomas, and Service Agent May- A. Skeeters and E. D. Thompson, tun ity of m eeting Professor Bou ward to an increase in tonnage Francis Joyner as Tony Quin- a car, in such a happening. It CEREMONIAL FRIDAY hood for the In terstate Commerce alternate members of the loan lard, the poor w riter, had much quet, an extra day will be neces which w*l. to a certain degree, er of E. T. Allen of the Hotel is also argued th a t the unpaved Commission here today. sary for this purpose. Tuesday offset the moderate prices prevail Ashland arrived in Ashland last committee. to do and he did it well. The sti etches of the approaches to the night with his wife to take p art The plan proposed is for a five afternoon will be the first ses ing.” Delegates elected to the district show was very entertaining, the The Divan and Arab Patrol of hour and fifteen m inutes schedule bridge, break up the continuity in the m anagement of the hotel. sion of the F arm ers’ Week. “ A ltogether, we have reason to meeting a t Medford the 19 an d ' story is fine, the cast excellent and | of the pavement from Canada* to H illah Temple of the Mystric Mr. Allen is greatly impressed between Portland and Seattle with 20th were George A. Mansfield Vegetable growing with its congratulate ourselves th a t the t^e people of Abingdon enjoyed i California. many problems of m arketing, district adjacent to Ashland is in with the city an d -state s th a t he Shrine are holding a final rehear a train leaving each city daily at of Prospect, E. E. Dimick and J. it. At present the state does not growing, and kindred subject will far sounder condition than many heard of the to u rist park and sal a t the F a ir Grounds pavilion four th irty P. M. A stub train is R. Bowen of Rogue River, and tonight preparatory to the Mid auto camp ground in t&e East. He aid in the m aintenance of the alao to be operated between P o rt E. H.« Hurd of Medford. A reso be thoroughly discussed, and sections of the country and pros w inter Roundup and ceremonial has been living in Chicago for the structure, and the county recently At Home— land and Centralia. Other trains every person expecting to grow pects are excellent for still fu rth er lution was passed instructing the to be held in Ashland tomorrow would leave at nine A. M., one P. past two years and during th a t H. P. Holmes of the Holmes re-decked it at a heavy cost. vegetables should attend this developm ent in both agricultural delegates to present the name of afternoon and evening. The M. There would be two night time has heard many speak of the The county court will endeav meeting. It will be held In the and m anufacturing lines.” George A. Mansfield to the dis Grocery is confined to his home sands are said to be warming and city as a to u rist center. Spokane or to get the state highway de trains. The plan was approved trict meeting a t Medford for elec hy illness. R. P. Campbell is ta k basem ent of the Hotel Medford all other arrangem ents progres recognizes it as a coming city by the Oregon Public Service Com tion as one of the delegates from ing his place in the store. Mrs. partm ent to w ork, a t once on the a t two o’clock, Tuesday afternoon. sing for the affair. The Plaza mission and the W ashington De H ere Today— with a w onderful future. this district to the general meet Holmes who was hurt when she new bridge so it will be ready Mr. Allen stated th a t one of h is ! R estaurant are caterers for the partm ent of Public W orks, the H. W. Conger of Medford, ing of representatives ot the Farm fell on the icy pavement several for the mid-summer tourist traf- Oil prospect well at Dairy, county coroner was in Ashland friends passed through Ashland banquet a t the Elks Temple which Chambers of Commerce of P o rt Loan Association of Montana, weeks ago Is reported to be im- fic’ When completed the high K lam ath County, is being cased today investigating the death of intending to stay only a day but ’will be an elaborate affair, with land, Seattle and Tacoma, and the way will run in practically a Idaho, Oregon and W ashington, to proving. the ladies of the Shriners in a t in expectation of oil. • straight line through Gold Hill. H um phrey Anderson. United States Railway Mail Ser be held at Spokane, Wash., in the (Continued on page 4) tendance. vice. 1 ... . 7^ ---- -------- and the cro8sing of the Southern spring. C lassified Ads B ring R esults Pacific tracks will be elim inated. j « ---------- MONTICELLO, Fla., » Jan. 15. — W hat is des ' R cribed as the w orld’s high R est-priced tree has been R bought by a Monticello R nurseiy from its grower R in Kosciusko, Miss. R .T h e tree is only sixteen R years old, but it cost the R nurcery >2,500. R The tree is a pecan and R was 'purchased for pur R poses of grafting, by which R some of the enormously R productive qualities of the R tree may be transferred R to other plants. It has R been bearing ffruit nine R years and produces pecans R of such dimensions th at R only twenty-five of them R are required to make a R pound. R The nursery concern R will strip the tree of all R graftin g p a rts and will R • use them for improving R its stock. R In addition to paying R >2,500 for the tree, the R concern has expended a R like sum for an attorney R to protect the firm ’s R rights, so th a t the variety R cannot be propagated for R ten years from the time R the tree is put on the R m arket. R R R R R R R X SR R R R » HENDERSHOT IS" FIRED FROM OLD SOLDIER HOME KILLED BY MINE CAVE, SKYLINE TO BE PRESENTED HERE IEHT FIRST NAIIÜNAL E FOR FARMER WEEK ¡R E V IV A L VERY JNTERESTING, NOW CONDUCTED HEBE BODY ARE SELECTED TOY FOB BRIDGE NEAR GOLD HILL' PROF. BOUQUET TO SPEAK AT MEETING IN FARMER’S WEEK ASHLAND RECEIVES