MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine eases out of ten of asthma.
This is a prpven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
( International News Wir« Servie«)
VOL. XLVIII
Successor to the S e n i-W eek]y Tidings, Volume 43.
GOLDFISH BOWL IS
LISTED- AS FIREBUG
ENLARGEMENT!!
OF NORMAL NOW
SEEMSFAVORED
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NEWARK, N; J „ Jan .
19— For the first p tn o in
the history of the Newakk
Fire D epartm ent, a berth
of goldfish has b«ten list-
ed as the incendiary which
started a fire.
Rays of the sun pass-
ing through the heavy
glass of the fish bowl and
the w ater w ithin in tha
sun parlor of the home of
Dr. Morris Zimmerman
were magnified to such an
extent th at the cane seat
of a chair was set afire,
This started a blaze
th a t brought out two fire-
companies.
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ASHIiAND,'OREGON, MONDAY. .lANTARF 19, 1925
ATTORNEYS IN
OVER
GIRL'S DEFENSE
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men who ATTACK GOVERNOR DAVIS.
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for Mother’s Murder
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GET UNDER M Y
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NEWARK, N. J.. Jan
19. — When Stanley Wal
lota, fifteen, of Blairs
8 town, N. J ., goes shooting
I « again *he will "w atch his
Ì ft step.”
Stanley was hunting for
»
I ft game near Catfish Pond,
ft just out of Blairstown,
Several Members of Legisla- 8 and stepped on “something
. ture Are “ Gunning” for ft♦♦ soft.” The something was
«♦ a bear. Both were equally
Director Cleaver
ft frightened, but the bear
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was the quicker and escap
HAVE RARE EVIDENCE
ft ed before Stanley could1 re
L egislatu re A djourns Until A fter ft cover enough courage and
ft shoot.
noon F ollow in g Short Session
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UP TEMPEST BY
W E ’ CHARGES
:: ; Claims America Fooled into
n Signing Paris Reparations
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Agreement by Allies
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HUGHES IS IN DENIAL
Jackson County Delegation Fight 8
8 British Fear for F ailu re o f E ntire
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School in This District
in M orning
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Plan Continues
STATp HOUSE, Salem, Jan. 19. f t f t f t f t f t f t g f t f t f t f t g f t
SAN FRANCISOO, Jan. 19. —
SALEM, Jan. 19. — Governor
LONDON, Jan. 19— The B rit
-—Although both Ashland, Jack-
Left to right are Dick Smith, managing editor of the Kansas City. Pierce, State Prohibition Com-
D orothy ‘Ellingson, 16 year old
ish
foreign office today viewed
Kan.,
Post;
Representative
W.
C.
Millar,
member
of
the
Kansas
Legis*
son county, and Island City, Un
“ daughter of Jazz” who has con
m isisoner George Cleaver, W. Her-
la
ture,
who
is
leading
a
fight
for
a
change
in
the
pardon
and
parole,
the
opposition in the United
ion county, will have bills in the
fessed to the m urder of her m oth system, and W. H. West, shorthand reporter, the three men who heard wig, President of the Anti Saloon
States voiced by United State :
legislature requesting the estab
er, today wept in .her cell in the
an alleged conversation between Fred G. Pollman and Russell G. Davis, League of Oregon, Representatives
Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali«
lishm ent of normal schools, sen
son of the then Governor Jonathan M. Davis, of Kansas, in which Poll-' of the S h e ri:’s Association of
city and county jail here, while
man
paid
young
Davis
$1,250
for
a
pardon
signed
by
Governor
Davis.
fornia, against the Paris agree
tim ent among the legislators here
lawyers ivrangled over her de Governor Davis and his son were arrested.
Oregon, and several district a tto r
SALEM,
Jan.
19.-—Disapproval
Saturday tended to favor the en
m ent for the collection of repara-
fense, ju s t'a few feet outside her
neys from various section of the
of the proposed increase in the ; tions Troni the German nation, as
larging -of ithe present normal
SALEM, Jan. 19— The most cell.* '
state have been asked to appear gasoline sales tax, reduction in
school at Monmouth to avoid dup drastic fluctuation in the exper
“ I,kiLl^d my m o th e rla n d now I
before the legislative committee, the license fees on used cars and presaging a serious situation. The
lication of overhead expense.
ience of the w orkm en's compen- am ready to pay the penalty. I
which was named several days schedule of fees which elim inate o ffic ia l of the office are fearful
Although the bills have n o t'y et ■ sation in 1924,«as compared with wish the lawyers and everybody
ago t o ’investigate the conduct of the wide discrepancies In licenses lest the whole agreem ent he
been prepared for consideration the preceding year, was the de else would go away and let me
the State Prohibition Department. of cars whose weight varies but wrecked by the newly discovered
of the legislature it is likely th a t crease in the num ber of deaths alone, th a t’s all I ask ” she sobbed
This committee starts work to slightly are advocated in a report American opposition.
the Monmouth normal school will from industrial accidents.
Although the Dawes plan was
This to Policeman Sullivan, who is
night, and it is believed will have of the special committee appoint
request an appropriation of $1.45,- was set out in a report prepared special guard over her. In spite
In commenting on the activities;
STATE HOUSE, Salem. Jan. 19. the entire investigation cleared up ed by Governor Pierce to study drawn up by an American, and
000 for the establishm ent of a here today by the statq indus- of all efforts of the p a tro n to
almost immediately accepted by
of N ational T hrift Week, Post- — Highway and autom obile legis- within a few days.
and recommend changes in the ex
teachers’ Training school at In- trla , accident commission for con quiet her, Dorothy continued to m aster W agner points out th a t it latio'n is arriving by the truck-
It is expected th a t La Rondo isting system of m otor vehicle li the Allies, for a time it was be
dependence, approxim ately $75,- sideratlon of tlle iegi8lature.
sob and cry out th a t, she wished is particularly fitting the Postal load for the consideration of the Pierce and other form er employes censing in this state. The report lieved the United States would
000 for the construction of a new
During the last year 142 fatal to “ pay the penalty” Xpr killing Service should play an im portant members of the senate and house. of the Prohibition departm ent will was prepared by W. B. Dennis of not be allowed to join in the ben
class room a t the school and $50,-!
ities were reported to the -com her mother.
p a rt in these activities and pay
There is an apparent clash be give sensational testim ony con Carlton, chairm an of the com efits of payments. After much
000 for additional m aintenance
J
u
st
outside
the
woman’s
ward
squabbling between the diplomat!;
mission, as against 178 fatalities
tribute to the first arid foremost tween the Oregon State Motor as cerning the use of funds delegated mittee.
This is in addition to $276,000 ap
of
the
jail
waited
Alexander
Mos-
during 1923.
i dvocat-? of th rift — Benjamin sociation and the Oregon Auto to the Prohibition Director and
The slight reduction in total of the various nations, it was
proved for the Monmouth normal
the conduct of the office of Clea net income from pleasure vehicles finally agreed that America should
motive association.
“As workmen were employed a lin, prom inent San Francisco a t F ranklin.
school by the state budget com
Although the first Postmasteir
total of 23,116,292 days in 1923 torney, ^ h o asserted the g irl’s
The Oregon State Motor asso ver.
is compensated by an increase be given a share in payment of
mission.
General
and^renowned
as
a
philos
fath
er
had
employetT’fcim
to^
de
Several members of the state In certain other fees, by taxes her war damages, and it was
and 22,170,061 days in 1924, it
ciation bills are being introduced
Establishm ent of a
normal
fend
his
daughter
In
her
coming
opher, patriot, diplom at, inventor by Senator Hall, he being a dlrect- legislature have been “ gunning” upon gross revenue of truck and thought the m atter was definitely
school at Ashland will be urged will be seen th a t on the average trial for m urder. Public Defender
and scientist, his name will n o ' or of the association and also for Cleaver for some time, and it bus lines and by higher licen&s settled. Now conies the opposi
one
workman
lost
his
life
in
r.n
by the delegation from Jackson
Egan also waited in the ante-room doubt live longest by the impres- • chairm an of the senate commit- is almost certain th a t they have
tion in the United Stated which
on commercial vehicles.
county. It will be contended ac industrial accident for each 129,- and along with Moslin, claimed
some
inform
ation
upon
which
to
sion
he
has
made
as
an
advocate
tee
on
roads
and
highway^,
The recommendations of the is liable to wreck the entire work
cording to reports, th a t the old 867 working days in 1923,” said he had an appointm ent to see the
of th rift. Many of his w ritings i The m otor association w ants to base their charges.
They first committee provide for the reten which has so far been accom
norm al school buildings there are the report, “ while last year but m other slayer. Egan declared to
on th rift have become classics cut license fees 40 per cent and requested th a t the committee be sion of the principle th a t motor plished.
one
fatality
resulted
for
each
still intact and could be renovat
police officials th a t the*girl w ant and will be remembered as long increase the gasoline tax so that appointed, and it is known th at
The British v’ew in the m atter,
During
vehicle licenses are a form of pri
ed, repaired and made available 156,127 work days.
ed him alone to defend her, while as our language Is rgadK .One of it will be 5 cents. The trade as- they had much evidence to pre
vilege tax. The factor of car according to officials in the for
for school purposes at an ex 1924 the total of all fatal and Moslin was equally em phatic in
his most famous sayings— “Never sociatiou w arns against flat fees sent a t-lh e time they made this value is fixing motor licenses is eign office, is that Amerca is not
non-fatal
accidents
reported
to
pense not exceeding $100,000.
1 his statem ent th a t he had charge Iforget to h a v e,a penny when all and any attem pt to jeopardize the request. As soon as the work was ignored.
committed to anything, in a po
Persons who recently inspected the comm'ssion was 25.953, as of her defense.
So violent did •thy expenses are enum erated and present system of financing the under way, they again concentrat
“The committee does not un litical sense, by the siguing of the
these buildings ha^f? disagreed compared with 30,013 th e prev they betjpme in th eir, argum ents
paid”—
appears
on
th
e
c
u
rre
n
t/
ed
upon
Cleaver’s
personal
con
highway
bonds.
Instead
of
a
40
der take to offer any opinion upon fnancial agreem ent, and will not
with members of the Jackson ious year. The decrease wats 14 that; W ? 8 feared /th e y m ight
leaflet,
which
th
e
Post
Office
De
duct,
and
one
of
their
leaders
an
per
cent
reduction
on
licenses,
the merit or dem erit of the gen- be forced to aid in the collection
per
cent.
county delegation, however, and
com« Xin^lilows. As ^ r e s u l t , th e' partm ent .is p utting out.
Post
nounced
today
th
a
t
some
sensa
the
trade
association
favors
but
a
of the damages. This work will
“ Employers paid to tlip indus- police f £tdered
expressed
the
opinion th a t it
ordered both
b o th Y law
ih ^ yeis
e rs from m aster General New In an address nom inal^reduction and th a t only tional evidence in this line would ral principles involved in the
gasoline tax,» said the report, be accomplished by the other
would be economy to wreck the 1 trial accident fund $2,512,94S.8S thd| jaii building, a n d 're fu s e d to
delivered
at
a
1924
th
rift
week
be
presented
during
the
hearing.
on
cars
which
have
been
register
“ nor upon the question of the wis allies, according to the statem ent
present structures and use the in 1923 and $2,141,004.5» last allow, either Ao see th e girl. Chief
nwetiBg,
in
W
ashington*said
that
ed
for
a
t
least
four
years.
dom
or non-wisdom of placing an made here.
year.
Of
the
thtal
inconieTn
l»
2
3
land for the establishm ent o f 'a
o f'P o lice ’b a n O’Brian staled tliaty 1 / y<&
expression
SALEM,
Jan.
19.
—
The
Ifouse
expressionHbWzsk'PWrfcJftiive
miles
an
hour
is
additional
Ux on ghsollnet at this
employers paid 84 per cent, w ork when the men had patched up
new plant.
and the Senate* each adjohrned time, but it does consider it ad
eth
er
one
of
F
rin
k
iin
’s—
“
Incure
j
slow
bnough,
in
the
opinion
of
the
WASHINGTON, J a n . 19 —
Should the la tte r plan be adopt; men 8 per cent and interest and their difficulties, he would allow
no expenses, except th a t which i trade association, but it will not until this afternoon, following visable not to resort to the gaso Aroused by the tempest in the
ed it would be necessary for the miscellaneous item s am ounted
them to confer w ith the girl and to
does good to others or yourself,” make the proposal, believing th a t th irty m inute session this m orn line tax for the purpose of off Senate over the charges made by
legislature to appropriate not less 8 per cent. Last year, however.
her in her de(ense.
— you will have said all there ia the demand should come from the ing.
setting the loss of revenue caused Senator Hiram Johnson, Repub
than $200.000 for new buildings, while w’orkmen contributed the
K ieth Lord, banjoist in a night to say on the subject of th rift.
No im portant m easures have by reductions in the license sched
public
rath
er
than
from
the
as-
lican of California, that the Unit
with a liberal appropriation for same percentage, employers’ con life resort orchestra, who was a r
P ortm aster W agner also w o u ld : sociation.
Some am endm ent of yet made their appearance, al ule.
ed States had' heen neatly “ dup
m aintenance.
tributions decreased to 80 per rested in Los Angeles several days
though it is known th a t several
“On this account it has figured ed” in signing the Paris repara
Island City also wants a norm al cent and the income of the com ago, and returned to this city, have the patrons of his office m o re ; this character is expected to ap-
clearly understand the purpose pear later.
are to come up, and th a t many out a new schedule of license fees
school, and probably will have a mission from all othter sôurces charged with contributing to Dor
tions agreem ent, Secretary of
lobbyists J o r each measure are and reduction for old cars, with
and functions of the Postal Sav
Proposal
for
a
five-cent
gaso
bill before the house w ithin the increased to 12 per cent.
othy’s delinquency, was unable to ings System, the agency of the line tax is one of the bills of the now at work around the State additional taxes on certain classed State Hughes today broke a pre
next three or four days.
This
cedent by issuing an official state
“ During the period of 10 1-2 furnish the $20,000 bail dem and Government by which th rift is
motor association. There is now House.
of commercial cars, which makes ment, in which he emphatically
plant would cost approxim ately y e a rs,. from July 1, 1914. to De- ed at this prelim inary hearing this
It is believed the Fish and it unnecessary to resort to the
promoted. C ontrary to the con a tax of three cents. The five-
the same as the proposed Ashland cember 31, 1924, the industrial! morning, and Is being held in
denied that this country was In
ception of many, Postal Savings cent tax is to be used in part for Game Commission, and the Port gasoline tax to make up the loss
norm al school.
any way, “ legally or m orally” ob
accident commission hah paid o u t' jail.
Lord stated to newspaper is not a bank. W hile it is a sav
making up for the deficit th at of Portland reorganization legis of revenue caused by the dis
ligated to help the allied powers
or set aside for compensation to men th a t he thonght the girl was ings institution in the proper would resu lt from a 40 per cent lation will be brought out when
counts.
collect
war damages from Ger
i injured workmen and their de 19 years old. but.dropped her lat-»j sense Of the term , its sim ilarity cut on licenses.
the proponents of these m easures
“ From its careful study of this many. He stated th at the Dawes
pendents, for medical attention, pr when he found she was b u t-16. to a bank ends a t th a t point. De-(
'•-------------------------- have “ enough votes lined up.”
question, the committee is of the
vocational rehabilitation and oth He declared th a t when he first posits received from individuals GEORGIA TOWNS ARE
Senator Tooze, of Clackamas is very definite opinion th a t any plan, which is now in operation,
er benefits a total o£ $16,359,- met Dorothy, she told him she are immediately turned over t o ,
FLOODED BY RAINS ; expected to bring out the new in scheme of reductions of motor allowu for .the collection of the
damages by the rem ain n g mem
996.63.
The adm inistrative ex was 19, and it was not until they local banks after bonds to secure!
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I come tax hill during this week.
vehicle licenses which provides for
bers of the Allies, and th at the
friends for several such deposits are received from
pense for this period was $1,601,- had been
ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 19— Prnc-!
making up the resultant loss of
United
States is to have no hand
STATE HOUSE, Salem, Jan. 19. 890.80.
m onths th a t he learned of her the banks as collateral.
tlcally the entire southeast is
revenue by additional tax on gaso
— Laws empowering the state
In
the
collection from Germany,
youth.
Lord
stated
he
had
made
“ In the same period th ere were
The policy of Postal Savings threatened w ith enormous prop
line is unwise and hazardous.
gam e commission to use its discre reported to the commission r»8,- no preparations for his defense, also differs from th at of savings erty damage from floods rolling
with the exception of receiving
tion in opening and closing sea 239 non-fatal and 1380 fatal ac and was not represented by an a t banks and other savings in stitu down the valleys a fte r three d a y s;
the am ount of the collections
PETER MURRAY IS
awarded her.
torney at his prelim inary hearing. tions. The mo9t humble patron constant rain. Six or eight peo
sons, uniform season throughout cidents.
CALLED BY DEATH
the state on all game birds, game
of the office is welcomed at the ple have bee^ killed, and many
“ Of the fatal cases; where
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anim als and game fish, and a widows received cbmpensation,
Postal Savings window. His de more are missing as the result
Romping all over their .lighter
Peter Murray, for more than 4 0
shorter season for hunting deer there have been 189 cases where
posit of a single dollar is receiv of a. train wreck, caused by slides and less experienced’ rivals, the years a resident of this city, died
with the opening date not earlier the widows have rem arried. D ur
ed as kindly and given as cour and washouts. The town of W est Ashland High basketball squad at his home on A street early
than Septem ber 10, have been re ing 1923 there were 29 rem ar
teous attention as the tran sact Point, Ga., is practically isolated hung a 4 7-6 defeat on the Phoe Sunday morning. Murray was 79
commended to the legislature in riages and in 1924 the num ber
ions of the holder of a million by flood w aters of the Chatta- nix High five at the Armory Sat years 11 months of age at the
the biennial report of the com was 30. To care' for future pay
dollar account at any bank. And, poochee River. Four persons are urday night.
At no time dur- time of his death.
mission filed with
Governor m ents of compensation already
again, Postal Savings does not believed to have- been drowned ing the tussle- did the visitors
He was formerly a surveyor,
A report of the activities of the
Pierce here Friday.
SALEM, Jan. 19— A fund for look with disfavor on such of its at Hammond, La. Several streets, have a chance, and it was not un- and many of the lines of this sec-
awarded in fatal and perm anent
Oregon State Chamber of Com
“ As the state is developed and disibillty cases there has been set the developm ent of Oregon, in depositors who, having accumui««.
-of Columbus, Ga?, are under til the (second half, when Coach • tion of the state were laid out merce during the annual m eet
highways are pushed fa rth e r back
aside in a separate fund; $3,621,- dustrially and agriculturally, w’lth ed a tidy sum, make w ithdraw als water.
W alt Hughes of the locals had ! under his direction In the early
into our m ountain areas, fu rth er
ing of th a t organization, held
the object of attractin g new cap for the purchase of sound invest
679.71.
put in his entire second, team did days. He gave up active practice in Portland last weex, will be
restrictions become necessary,”
ments,
a
home
or
a
business.
I
t
;
“ To cover the liability of all un ital and settlers to the state,, is
they break through into the scor of his profession years ago, but given the members of the Ash
said the report. “ If, through pow
has been a resident of Ashland
settled cases, including the large proposed in a bill being made is an educational service and if
ing column.
ers granted by the legislature, the
land Chamber of Commerce to
the
people
can
be
brought
to
real
who
were:
ready
for
submission
soon
by
Hughes started his first string- since his retirem ent.
game commission is enabled to num ber of w’orkmen
morrow
by V. V. Mills and O. H.
R epresentative Collier of Klam ize the im portance of saving a
Mr. Murray is survived by his
ers, the five men who have car
meet emergencies which necessar disabled as of December 31, the
Carson,
two of the directors of
real service will have been ren
ath county.
ried the burden in most of the wife, Mrs. Annie Murray. Funeral the local organization, who a t
ily arise in game adm inistration commission has set up a reserve
The m easure is sponsored by dered and a definite purpose ac
garnets so far this season. These services will be held a t ten o’clock tended the State Chamber meet
as in other affairs, years of pro of $871,680.19.”
the K lam ath Falls cham ber of complished.
players soon were so far out j„ j tomorrow m orning from the Cath-
pagating work may be avoided by
A corps of Ashland high school
ing. The report will be given at
W hile the redeposit of Postal
commerce,
but
it
is
known
gen-
front it w’as certain
Phoenix, °**c cburcb-
correcting dangerous emergencies FORMER RESIDENT TO i
students
Saturday
were
editors,
the
regular weekly luncheon of
Savings funds in local banks in
BE BURIED IN CITY erally as the proposal of the Ore sures to the benefit of the com editorial w riters, proof readers would never be able to again get
w ithout the necessity of having to
the chamber, to be held in the
gon State Cham ber of Commerce,
WEED R. R. MAN
w ait possibly two years before the
Plaza.
and reporters for the Ashland on even term s, and the only
m
unity
by
restoring
to
active
use
DIES IN BAY CITY A short outline of the work,
The body of F ran k W hite, a which fathered it at the recent
legislature would be enabled to
Dally Tidings and the edition doubt was as to the size of the
in
the
channels
of
trade
funds
form er ’resident of this city who convention of th a t body in- Port-
consider such emergencies.
I WEED, Jan. 19. — David G. especially th at dealing with those
which m ight otherw ise have re which they handled, compiled and score.
died at Santa Fe., New Mexico on) land.
At
half
t',me,
with
the
locals!
managed
was
a
very
creditable
mained in hiding in trunks, under
I Morgan, a locomotive engineer of items relating to Ashland and
Jan u ary 16, will arrive in Ash-j By term s of the bill the state
leading, 33-0, Coach Hughes jerk-j
A rrived Y esterday—
m attresses, etc., and while finan one.
the Shasta division, who made Southern Oregon, will be given
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Frank land for burial tonight, it was would vote $50,000 for each of cial profit accrues to the Govern
The newspaper w orkers were; ed b*s , regulars
and
pushed
his
. .
• * *1.
i his home at Weed of late years, by Mills and Carbon. Professor
M. Byrne and son, Emmons, of stated today by E. A. H unter, the years 1925 and 1926 to be de m ent by reason of the operation headed by Vernon McGee, w h o 'se<!Ond stringers into the
lUeuP-! wag a vlctlm of pneumonia at the j Irving E. Inning, president
of
South Dakota arrived in Ashland brother in law of the dead man. voted to the purposes outl’ned of service, the real value of this was assisted by Thelma Perozzi,, These b°ys ran roughshod overj Southern Pacific hospital in S a n ' the State Chamber for the past
yesterday. They are here on ac H unter is here m aking arrange and to be expended upon recom service cannot be measured in dol Riley Pittenger, Kenneth H obson,jthe visitors, scoring 14
points, Prancigco last SatUrday.
p e a r , was re-elected to th a t po-
count of Mr. Byrne’s health and m ents for th e funeral, which will mendation of the state body, hut lars and cents. It is a potent force Grayden Crews, Caryle Van Dyke while their opponents were able)
He hud been an engineer on t h e 'sitJon at the meeting last week.
if they are pleased with the cli be held Tuesday afternoon, at two the fund to be In the hands of a for good in any community a n d fa q d Dorothy Reid.
to chalk up but 6.
Shasta division for many years i Frank Jordan, park commis-
m ate they will probably locate o’clock, from th d Church of T ruth commission of five, consisting of plays an im portant p art in the
The
game
afforded
the
locakij
&nd
was well_Uked by tboae witb sioner, will give an outline report
Ashland citizens were unani
here perm anently. They have at the corner of Main and Fifth the board of control and two mem- upbuilding of our Country today. mous in th eir opinion th a t the a splendid opportunity ,to give ' wbo,n b jg dutje8 brought him I n . °^
activities of the park com-
In term ent will be in i beds to be named by the state
taken the J. J. McNair bungalow streets.
edition was the best th a t has been th e second string men a lot of ; C0ntaCt He was accOmpanied to^m ^sion during the past year, and
chamber. It will be provided th at
on Scenic Drive which has recent Mountain View cemetery.
issued and the students should be much needed experience. While j gan Franb}sco ja8t week by Tom explain the improvements which
RAIL
EMPLOYES
ARE
Leland W hite, son of the dead vouchers for expenditures must
ly been renovated.
Mrs. Byrne
they furnished no opposition for; Mi,ner and waa ,n & 8erioUB con. will he made during the coming
encouraged
along this line.
GIVEN PAY INCREASE
is the sister of Mrs. Yockey and man, will arrive with the body be approved by a t least three
the first five, the visitors made ditlon then altbougb bope8 were year, <n order to adequately care
the Beaver brothers. Their son, this evening, having gone south members of the board.
the second team move plenty, had for his recovery.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19— W age in T aking V acation—
for the Increased, tourits traffic
Francis Byrne who has been visit several days ago following the
Eighteen cham bers of commerce creases, to be effective as of J a n
and
aided Coach Hughes in his
Mrs. Irene H ubbard, nurse at
during
the coining season.
ing at the Yockey home has gone word of his fa th e r’s death.
throughout the state have express uary 16, were today granted by the Community Hospital has gone big problem, th at of developing
Lebanon — Four counties rep
w ith his parents to their new
ed themselves by le tte r as favor th e United States Railroad Labor to P ortland for a two weeks va second team men.
resented in im portant, conference L eaves H osp ital—
Spend Weekend—
home.
able to the plan and will urge Board to 87,000 m e n A ^ ^ o f forty cation.
a
t Bend, to decide on legislative
E. L. McNeil who has heen con
Aldred M. Beaver and son. (support of their districts to the
four railroads.
Clerks, freight
program for new Santiam high fined to the Community Hospital
K lam ath Falls — American Le Jack, of P ortland spent the week
bill, which probably will be intro- handlers and, express and station
Vernonia — Largest concrete
W eston — Plan to raise level way across Cascades to Albany i for some time was discharged yes-
gion and school memorial gym end with Mr. Beaver’s parents,
duced this week.
j
empioyes from a n parts of tbe garage In county and fine bank of w ater works, dam six feet, and
and westward. State highway p ro -1 terday.
nasium to cost $25,000 is a u th o r Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Beaver on the
country were included in the in- building are two new structures! Install sterilizing and filtering gram already pledged to Santiam !
ized; work to sta rt a t once.
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Boulevard.
Claasifled Ads Bring Results
crease.
near completion.
system.
route._
Tidings Want Ads bring results
E IN GASOLINE
TAX NOT FAVORED
IN FATAL ACCIDENTS
POSÏQFFICE WORKS ! AUTO. ROAD BILLS
FOB THRIFT WEEK
MANY NEW S T M S
TOPS PHOENIX 47-6
AS A STATE FUND
Local High School
Students Put Out
Ashland Tidings