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ASHLAND CLIMATE
M ithout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925
Older Persons Have
Few Auto Mishaps
State Figures Show
LOVE COSTS “PR EN CESS’’ $40,000.
HOT FIGHT 0 I f c “
ls 3 0 0 LINCOLN
IN LEGISLATURE10 “ I"terfere““ CLUB MEMBERS
OVER CLEAVER
ATTEND MEET
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Feb. 8
8 3 3. j—. Indiana’s Public'
8
8 Service Commission was
8
8 called upon to defer tem
8
8 porarily consideration of
8
8 an intricate motor bus
8
• Officer Will Go Which Ever 8 problem to provide relief
8 Ashland Residents T a k e
Way Vote of Body
8 for static - stricken Tip 8
Prominent Part on •
Is Cast
8 pecanoe, Ind.
8
Program
8
There are thirteen ra 8
TWO PLANS PROPOSED 8 dios In this tow n,” Claude
8 LINCOLN IS EULOGIZED
8
Rhodes,
of
Tippecanoe.
One Plan A dvocates K eeping D e
*1 Arthur I. M oulton of Portland, la.
8 Ind., protested in a letter
partm ent as it Is W hile O ther
8 to the commission, “ and ** ¡ Main Speech Trace« H btory
H ives S h eriffs Pow er
»)
8 all of them are complain 8
o f President
8 ing about interference. 8
SALEM, Feb. 13. — The hot
Three hundred Jackson County
8 From 6 a. m. to 9 p. m. 8
fight to oust Prohibition Director
Republicans
gathered at the Hotel
8 w? cannot get a thing be 8
George Cleaver, and to place the
8 cause of a rattling noise.” 8 Medford last night to commem
state enforcem ent of the prohibi
8
Tippecanoe’s difficulties 8 orate the 116th anniversary of the
tion law in the hands of the
8 seem to lie in several high- 8 birth of Abraham Lincoln, and in
sheriffs and district attorneys of
8 powered electric general 8 cidentally to review of the work
the various counties, as suggested
8 tors, which act as m inia 8 of the Republican party during
in the report of the special in
8 tu re
sending
stations. 8 the past year.
vestigating, committee, opened to
From the time the uieetiug wa*
8
Rhodes was advised that 8
day in the house.
8 the Public Service Commia-.8 *alled to order by C. E. Gates,
Representatives
Rushlight,
8 sion was without juris- 8 unl11 tbe -«iasion was closed with
Swan.
Lonergan
and
Fitzmaurace,
?n Main Street aH offered for ^ss than
8 dictlon,
8 the siuglng of ' The Battle Hymn
along with Senator Hare, as mem
$7000, M right declared he failed to see where the citv
of the Republic” the life of Lin
bers of the committee, favor this 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
coln
was eulogized.
had any possible chance to lose money on the deal.
action, Opposed to them are the
Following
the calling ’of the
Although the purchase of the McCormick tract does
other committeemen, Senators
meeting. Rev. J. B. Co.au of Me*-’
Garland, Eddy, Butler and John
ford led those assembled in in
"v i 1“ '?
?8, ohvi"usl-v 80 business-like a purchase,f
son. and Representative Hurl-
Aright
to be
favor of
it, ior
for lie
he is
is con
con-1
vocation.
President Gate$L then,
x x. declared
x x. 7 himself
i
< in i«vui
oi u,
hurt. These latter favor the con
tldeilt
that
the
land
wnnlsl
iii
ennlb,.
.,~,.x
xi.
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-x
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l
!L
z
called for the report of UvQ 'nom
fident that the land would in reality cost the citv nothing
tinuation of the state departm ent
inating committee
Ihe Park Commissioners declared that they would be
. „ „»
,
‘ be commit
as it is, with registration or dis
tee placed the n’
„ . . ,
able to improve the land and make it a revenue bearing
-'Hies
of the fol-
•giEaateiysy e u z a p e t h de rid dee
charge of Cleaver as an incident
f lowing befo-j
in the cleaning up process.
addition to the park system, and to retire the bonds with
I c°n»ïdM u iô Ç the nianthecs» to r
Elisabeth, 'T ill xoess'de Ridder," known incognito to New Yorkers
Presiden h P-*
A lively battle is predicted, with
out aid from the city.
¡ MtiDuaald
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.
d
,
Vice
K
Mrs
Elsie
W
b J U t , has been taxed »40,000 by a jury there for the
the
result
very
much
in
the
dark,
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i r f v TQnillnson. S e c rç a tu i ^ d . e c. n t Y. . H,
\\ right in his statement this morning declared, “ I Wicnesies Called to Prove damage done Mrs. Stilly Hwtton, of New Rochelle, N. Y, by the theft since the m atter but yesterday
Ta
Was With Them a t
of the affections oL her husband, Edward J. Hutton, a wealthy silk
Uld and T r ^ u j e r . W. H V a'-1'*
certainly fail to see where Ashland can lose money bv ’p ur Man Time
manufJM -turer. .The Princess w&g not In court It is reported she had came out. and the proponents of Preparations Being Made ter. Theso
of Slaying
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Theaq
were elec*
chasing both properties, and if the tourist travel should
for Operations to Come
gone ba ik to Ein.t»pe,' where she owns valuable property beaueathed to the different measures have not
by a uuanimoue c©te of the *
Ihis Spring *;
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 1 3 . - - ter by X». E. M. de RIAder, famous Art collector.
as yet had time to line up their
continue as every- indication points that it will continue
her... t i d e n t M cD onag X
delegates.
the park additions will mean an added revenue to the P e te Sullivan was to take the wii j-
“
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 18— thoK th« chair.
ness stand th is m orning at 9 o’
The senate today voted to over
park fund which will, in later years, do much to develop clock it wtas learned a u th o rita
t
h
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P
w
i
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ride the Governor’s veto on the Prelini nary steps tow ard the fit
and improve the holdings.
tively last ¿light.
I bill providing for the exchange ting out of logging camps for the
As a purely business v e n tu re ,,._____ _________________ _____
Prolonged testim ony by num er
■ of w ater rights between the city early spring are being taken by at She had as her subject, “ Abre « ’ ’
I cannot see where the city can
ous w itnesses both for state and
I of Bend and the Tumalo Irrigation leaHt three lum ber concerns of the Lincoln's Mother and Her r’i *
ence on HL. L ife.- Widf ,
lose a penny on the purchase of I
j defense W ednesday made neces
district. Senators Strayer, Brown, Klam ath basin tim ber belt.
the C hautauqua building.
The
The Wheeder-Ghlmstead camp her subject, Mrs. P e r o . , / 0,
I sary th e carry in g over of the trial
Kinney and Zimmerman voted to
were four wo’ „
d*Mar«d
land itself, I believe, is worth
north of the reservation boun there
i of SulUvan for th e m urder of
support the vote.
ly
influenced
L
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o
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every cent of the money outstand
I O3cai E rick so n until today. Yes-
The bill pertaining the authori dary, Is being opened under the were Najrjy
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They
ing against it. With the Chau
. te rd a y , Lincoln’s birthday, was a Professor Irving E. Vining ^Appears Before Legislature zation of the state highway com supervision of Ray V. Case, who mothev - '' ^ anks hJncoln. hla
tauqua building and site, the Pi
' ju d icial holiday in Oregon. It has
mission to sell bonds, for the Im for the past nine years has been
tihrah Bush Johnson Lln-
in Behalf of Appropri. Won to be Set Aside
oneer Hall building and th e zbusi-
' been hoped th a t the case m ight
his stepm other, Ann Rut-
provement of the highways of the superintendent of the Topsy LU91-'
meas block fronting on Main St.,
for Dovelopn. 'ta t Work
b e, given to the' jury late Wed
J state, passed the house tod<^. her company logging’ operations hdge, who held Lincoln's first
indicated in this purchase, I be
n e a J ay night bu t when a t 6 p. m
The W heeler-Ohlmst“{J fcom. great love, and finally, his wife.
There Is a wide difference of op
lieve the city is in a fair way to
SALEM, Feb. 13— Irving E .. prou W s and lastly, the education
it ‘was a p p aren t th a t the rem ain-
A rthur I. Moulton, speaker of
pany
is the owner of a shbstan-
inion of the powers under the hill
V i*ing of Ai&hland, president of of the* S&rmer th a t he m ay Uo bet
make one of the best investm ents
the
evening, read a m asterfully
e
r
of
defense
w
itnesses
and
final
Palmer Piano House of Med
tract oi ptjje tim ber purchas-
a city ever made. In addition,
ttihe istate cham ber of commerce, te r th<4 ifti-ajity of his products expressed by the représentatives.
prepared
speech, eulogizing Lin
a
rg
u
m
en
ts
could
not
possibly
be
Some contended the provisions in | ed thia yeaj1' lu the northern part
ford to Open for Busi-,
the
historic old C hautauqua
^KMaeared
befoiV
the
jb
in
t
ways
coln’s
life
and activities. He trac
’completed Judge C. M. Thomas
th a t he
receive the highest the bill perm it the sale only of 01 Klamath. The logging* opera-
ness Immediately
building has gained much public
«aaifi
means
co
raiuittee
of
the
sen-
m ark et q u o ta tio n s for his output, unsold parts of bonds up to the tions of (he concern will be cen ed the life of the m artyred Presi
ordered court adjourned until to-
ity for the city, more than we
-ate a n d house T uesd ay jan d urged
The Palm er Piano House of •day.
t l was t '»Plained th a t in cfen- seven million authorized in 1921 tralized on this tract. Mr. Case dent throughout the turbulent
will ever know. I am therefore Medford has decided to establish
Civil W ar. and
As had been suspicioned prev a favorable report’* on *a bill in ducting th is ‘ s developm ent pro while others contend that the bill is choosing a site, establishing history of the
« th o roughly in favor of the p u r a store in Ashland and will oc-
iously the defense, a fte r the state troduced by R ep resen tativ e Car- gram m e th e /»tate was requested will allow the highway commis black! mith headquarters in order through Lincoln’s every political
chase.
struggle.
cupy tem porary q u arters in The had finishd with its evidence kin a n d other memb ers of the
The purchase of the McCormick Darling Studio until the Lithia sh o rtly before noon, brought up legifflaiure providing for an ap to ap p ro p riate only a small part sion to re-issue bonds as they a re th at a crew may start In &« soon
Elton Waldron, student of tli.»
of the funds th a t would he need retired, keeping the entire issue as w eather permits.
let, I believe, will aid greatly in Springs hotel <
tract.
is » completed when its heavy a rtille ry to b a tte r down propriation of »50,000 ^during the
Medford
High School read L in
Th© Topsy Lumber 'company,
putting Ashland in her proper they will move into one of th e th e steel arm ored testim ony of present biennium for de ’elopm ent ed and th at the bnlk of the raon- up to seven million, and the ad
coln’s
Gettysburg
Addresa. Tw >
«y would be raised' from other ditional issue of ho»uh up to the now commanding a tract of tim
work. Mr, Vining explal .
place among the cities of Southern store rooms in the new building ‘ John Taylor and Glen Tracy
th a t sources.
vocal
selections
by
Mrs. s. M
four per cent limitaittm.
her aggregating 130,000,000 feet.
Oregon. Ashland is a tourist city The house will be established
Johnny O’Shea, acquitted Sat 'Oregon .was now entering upon a
Scott of Medford were Exception
P KPftrlhg tb e 'r logging camp
C. L. S tarr and J. A. Churc-
and we m ust make preparations here immediately.
.
urday on a m urder indictm ent in new .raa. o f prosperity, an d th a t
ally
received by the mem
for the care of the tou rists who
sta te
snperinten/lent
of
DIVORCE SUIT in order to start cutting the tir.i- bers well
This concern, which has alw ays! connection
w ith th e
Erickson 1‘ m or4er
care for the in f/u x of hill,
of the club.
I. E.
appeared before the com-i
are bound to come here. If we enjoyed a splendid business in m urder was called on th e s ta n d b settlers aatL to provide for th e schoo/s.
WILL COME UP AGAIN her as soqn as possible.
...
recen t’v m.r I B' V C arter cT Ashland, eallc 1
Kesterfmn,
owner.
have accomodatolns wllich please Ashland, according to those» in by the defense d u rin g the late [W el'a re of the peopfe a lre a d y ™ “ ee r ’nd urged the diversion- of
them, they will stay, three or four charge, decided recently th a t th e y ? afternoon. A ssistant Prosecuting ¡ here it would be necessary to cc«»- th e old qm,. .er-mil! road tax t o 1 F u rth e r hearings in the d vo-ce chased 100,000,000 feet of tlm-
(13a.e end th a t a definite nrogranim j'. ^..'^
^teck an.d Alice I. her from William Bray. Th rty rem arks, quoted un editorial fro ’»
days, or even a week, and each could give b etter service if th ey 1 A ttorney Myers objected to O’- I duct u campaign such as
the Houston Post, recognized a«
n; »
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i Black both of Ashland, will be
million feet weire purchased from
additional day spent here means had a store here, so decided upon ' s,iea testifying In th e Sullivan never been undertaken
the greatest eulogy ever w ritten
in th 1 « f JM»rmaJ school expansion m ight,1 resumed in the circuit court at
more money spent with the m er the change.
the Long Bell Lumber company.
be underxaken ' in Oregon. It
T he' store fn th e tr ia I on th e ground th a t he was h istory of this state.
upon the life of Lincoln. Other»
c h an ts of Ashalnd.
F arth er south, the Standard
H
e
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I
d
th
e
propoeed
deM
top-
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toear'“
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new hotel will carry a complete ‘ stI1l u n d er indictm ent on a rob-
called
upon by the toastm aster
last D ecem ber,; hum her company of MacDoel,
The Park Commissioners have line of musical instrum ents and
m e et program m e was divided in-
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bery charge. Judge Thomals over
uormaJ school at Monmouth is in-i bef° e t,le holidays, without a n y j^ B T - with one billion feet of were E. E. Blanchard of Grant»
promised they will develop the will form a valuable addition to
IO tw o p e rt., one h e rtn g ,o d o ,
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ruled. Myer’s objection.
Pass, member of the Stata R eput-
land, build the cabins and make the business fratern ity of Ash
m
ae,
the
,lem
a„ds
o t property
avellebl.
we>t of u'dn cZra!
■with the industrial expansion /oí
Sev
eral
w
itnesses
testified
as
to
ee. and
• and the custody of a boy, are t,ielr concern, a re fitting out
all improvem ents w ithout aid land.
®ta te -
W. Carson of G rants Pass, chair
having seen Sullivan betw een the the state and the oth er the
the
main
issues
in
the
act
oil.
from the city. I believe they- can
their logging camp preparatory
The Palm er Music House spon- hours of 10 and 11 o'clock and 2>rovement of a g ricu ltu ral c o n d i-’ l^ Ith th e diversion of this tax
man of the Josephine County Cen
The
divorce
action
of
Elsinan
do this. W ith a row of cabins
to
en |!y spring opening.
tral Committee.
sors some high class en tertaln -i more» will be called fo r th is pur- tion,5. Mr. Vining declared th a tl Mr- s ta r r «aW it would be pos- vs, R istiaji, according to the!
fringing the present Elk paddock
within th e next few momths th e? sible
esta’blish a norma:! school
m ents and one of their main r e a - i ^ 08*3* today,
R. P. Campbell (Dick Posey) r f
on the southern end of the land sons for opening an offi<^ here*
railroads of the country would
A shland <ar son?»* other city in county clerk has been a d ju ste d 1
Ashland
read several of his orig
out of c o u rt
Doth the p a rfm
upon which the anim als are now before the new hotel was co m -’
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enteir upon a campaign, looking ^ S o u th ern Oregon, <erect a teai li-
inal poems, all of which made a
are well know« fn this city and
kept, the commissioners will be
to the advertising of th e advan- *r s ’ train in g isc’hnol a t Independ-
pleted was in connection with one I ¡VIrfi
decided hit with his audience.
G
P a ss.'
’ 1V1y r a H O H i e S
able to realize enough reveniite to of these entertainm ents here o n ’ 1^
tages and resources of th is state, f **Bce and brinS a'bh«t t«ther n e e j-i rants _________
pay for the improvement of the March 10 when Betsey Lane,
^ The result of this advertising, h e /« « Improvem ents.
He »aid lh a t! T>
tt
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land of the McCormick tract to Shepherd, American soprano, as
saHl wouid be th e influx of thou- a t soo.e later date it yrgwld b J K C V ’ - » ^ 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 ( 1
be used for cablne.
sisted by Jacques Glockmer, c e l-‘
sands of new citizens who must*
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The purchase will also make
------------ * he protected
and
educated
t
haM
to
-establish
•
n
o
rm
al'
list, will give a recital at the F irst ‘
Protected and educated that!
possible the construction of a na M. E. Church in this city. Thej
Mr,
'th e y may prosper. He aflso stress-* Brtwwsl 5m Eastern Oregon.
tu ral swimming pool. Other cities tickels to this win be free and ’ k n Mrs.
X n Myra W. Homes, well e»il the need of Improving m axket- lltara- is a anember of the board
have received much favorable will be distributed at The Darling . * “VWn residôttt of Southern Ore-
fang conditions in Oregon, th e ne-
publicity from th eir municipally • s tu d ,0 APrnrdino-
accor™ g~ ~‘o
+z> ¿i.-»
» ■ g° n for a nu»nber of years, died a t «»saity for higher standfirds- of o f reg en ts of /h e Monmouth nor-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 3 . __
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U is apparent th a t *he CMve-
'To understand a man,
m ^I achool.
ir an -, her home so u th of town a t 12:15
owned swimming pools, and Ash- nouncement.
m ust have a knowledge of the men fr° m Grants Pasa wlH b® in Claims made by general staff of
land is no exception.
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today, a fte r an illness of several
times fn which he lived. Abraham ' altendanCe at the L ithians’ Bhow ficers of the United States arm y
i weeks. Mrs. Homes came to Ash- TAYLOR WILL BE
For these reason-?', I am th o r-'
S HOW MEMBERS MUST Lincoln lived during a period 1 Monday “ ight in full force, for that anti-aircraft guns could prop
j land in 1889 and has m ade her
oughly in favor of the p u rc h a se ,
SENTENCED SAT.
BE AT REHEARSALS when rough, vigorous men, not the L,thlana haVie received a hurry erly protect the United States
home in th is vicinity since th a t
of both the. McCormick tract and ;
j having the outside polish and dig- Up caU for 50 t!ekets to be dis- against any enemy flyers were
Jo h n T. Taylor, form er Apple-
3 me
She h as m any friends in
the C hautauqua building and site j
leader
«h
m
embers
of
the
Lithigp
j nity of our revolutionary heroes patched to the northern city irn ridiculed by witnesses appearing
g a te youth and confessed
i Southern Ore/jon.
as additions to the Ashland sys
of th e holdup band on
mU8t bp at the two re- ¡' were in power,
mediately.
today before the house commi -
tr ia l in . manning rehearsals of the show 1 these men and for th at reason I ’VIrs' ®n’ma Oeder's volunteer
About th re e weeks ago Mrs.J
tern."
tee investigating m ilitary aero
Horn«, fell aw l broke h er should j
G us Erickson. Jan u a ry 4k vzill h Of! o r e he drnnnxsa
d r? PPJed f,'°
m the
cast> C
hold him
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„ a rl! 1 bellev«
higher eff° rts in beha!f of the show has nautics. Captain Eddie Ricken-
• It was not th o n g h t to be v e r^ f
serious" *a“t ,,B L ',nOh" ' n l / <’ Y6
" » « n e e d next Saturday ' n t o r L J ™ ™ ” -
,h ' •>■>>«( i BSlMm than any other o t o w ’ u a J i " atly b" " ' «P P ^««l> d by the back/?r, premier American ac,:.
told the committee
th a t th e
iy
b" t !he
« > « <™ock by 0 ^
j X
A i
, T m<,ra‘° e
tl°"a i he™"3"
She
“chief
pastim
e"
of
American
fly
Mrs H e J* ,
L eavitt, according to iw o rd r / L T
n
members of the IK . Hammond, speaker at the superlntended the making of the
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ers
during
the
waP
was
goin
;
eekly luncheon of the Kiwanjs ‘ cnurus £’r,s costumes. These cos-
sons, C.
aloft and allowing a n ti-a lrc ra it
KLAMATH F a F ls . Feb. i * - | * * *
* ¿ ¿ ¡ 1 a n d " ,w o
7“
t t ‘w
£ £
ib " »
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guns to shoot at them.
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The a b u « „f the pardoning p„w.j
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w u m H o m , I T i - - . I “ .'8! “?
»«» Vining theaure Sunday m orn—
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RIckenbacker recommended the
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The
P
k
tVres
of
the
Llthi»n
mg at giving interesting sidelights
CAVE CITY, Ky„ Feb. 18.
Tayior plead 9 o’clock.
er and parole system, ¡legislativei ? * rte r of Jacksonville and Mrs. It wag postponed.
Loveland
is
em
phatic
i
the
life
of
the
man.
and
the
man
!
Sh°
W
cast’
*
which
were
placed
on
establishm
ent of a separate a r
«—Floyd C ollins is sill liv
and executive invasion of the Mary L. Tucker of A shland, She guilty to a charge o f m an slau g h In his statem en t th a t anyone mis- ner iw which he lived and died i Sh° W tblS niornin&- &ive the cast service as the means of devel jp-
in g today. Edward Brenner
province of the courts and shack is also survived by several g ran d ter, and faces from one to ,15 »mg e ith er of these reh earsals» Members of the Lithian o c te tte ? R V6ry profeB9lonal appearance, lng war time aeronautics.
He
testified under oath th at he
years in states prison.
ling of the judges by unnecessary children.
will he dropped from th e cast o f ! furnished the music at the lunch ' ThCSe plctures are now in front said th at due to the “ whims and
passi'd alon g th e narrow
The funeral arra n g em en ts have
rules of procedure together with
eon today, singing t w e , \ f the’ I ° f
V1^
Th«a t-
the show.
petty desires of the general stafT
crawl way to th e farth erest
I
the emotionalism, of the Ameri not been, com pleted as yet b u t
not
to lose th eir power” th a t a ir
j
num
ber
which
are
to
feature
their
'
Pictures
of
the
chorus
girls
point before h is progress w as
can people have made it possible he funeral services w iir be held ÍSUSE AT TUNNEL 9
service never would be a success
blocked, ami that he heard
fUneraI ChaPeL Thef BLOCKS ALL TRAFFICS EPIDEMIC AT NOME
! I^ n ^ E n d e r^
for the crim inal to Escape th e
attention. Those in charge of th l unless put under a single head.
“one deep gasp and a low
gave a re
just punishm ent for his crime date will be announced later.
IS
UNDER
CONTROL
1 port upon the aid given poor chil- show give much credit to the He contended th a t several thous
groan .” H e said he called to
Southern Pacific railw ay of
and brought criticism upon the
, drew of th e city. He stated t h a t ! young ,adies wh° have volunteer- and anti aircraft guns would be
C ollins several tim es, but
ficials
here w ere inform ed th is
judicial system, Judge c . M From Duf©r—
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
13.—
The
j
dental work was being-paid for d f° aKS,' t in Putting over the necessary to defend W ashington,
r
received n o answ er. Betw een
m orning th a t a bad slide had Nome d iphtheria epidemic has by the club, as was eye testing Product,°n. About 50 people are Instead of the twelve as B rigadier
Thomas of Jackson County de
M‘ J * KH®r e r Of
4S
groan s, Brenner said he heard
clared- W ednesday to thd cham spending several days in Ashland blocked tunnel 9 on th e S hasta abated. Governor Bone of Alaska and other necessary medical a id .1 ,ne‘uded In the cast of the show. General Drum told the committee.
»o sound except long, deep ber of commerce forum.
She returned last evening from route, and th a t a ll tra in s would today rep o rted to Secretary of
■
Corvallis Visitor—
be delayed several hours. Tunmel th e In terio r W orks. No new cases
F'T’Orn Sil II F'lVLIlciRCO——
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1 amath Falls where sh e visited 9, the Inform ation states, ig abouit have been, discovered during the Busines»« Visitor—
J. H. Loughary and wife of
F. F. C urtis of San Francisco
friends during the »^sek.
L. Jacobs o^f Seattle is spending Corvallis are among those reg-
25 miles south of D unsm uir.
past five days he said.
Is attending to business m atters
I k , day in Asblund on business. istered a , the Ho(e, A jhteod
iq Ashland today.
HARTFORD,
Conn.,
Feb. 23. — The older they
axe the better they drive,
both m(»n and women, ac
cording jto the State Motor
Vehicle
W . HL W right Declares Himself in Favor of Purchase of ' • —
. D epartm ent’s es
tim ate. A man who is 90
wcbormiek Tract and Chautauqua Building to 'be | n and a i rom an who is over
Added to Park System. States Both Are Good Busi- i 2 7 0 a re Included in the list
n of pe r»ons licensed to
ness Investments.
n drive a; »to» in Connecticut.
8 Both 1 uive driven many
W. M Wright, chairman of the city council, and 8 years a nd neither has had
prominent business man of Ashland, today declared him n an acct le n t.
M ore, than 400 women
self as Being in favor oi the purchase of both the McCor 8
i » over 6 J years of age are
mick tract anO the Chautauqua building and site as addi tt
on the list of licensed driv
tions to Lithia Park.
tt ers an d th e percentage of
In a statement made to a representative of The Tid n auto accidents among
ings this morning, lie declared he failed to see where the » them l b very small. But
purchase of both tracts .-would in any way place the citv 8 when a general check-up
n was m: uJe by the motor ve
iii a position by which it could lose money.
tt hicle d ep artm en t lately,
Wright pointed out that as purely a business propo » official la found th a t th e
sition, the purchase of the Chautauqua building was a 8 averagte age of operators
good move. With the site upon which the big structure 8 who in ju re d In accidents
now stands, the Pioneer Hall building and the business 8 was j u s t 23 years.
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