Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, February 23, 1925, Image 1

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    MALARIA germs
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
VOL. XLVIII
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty
(International News Wire Service)
Successor to the Semi-Week]y Tidings, Volume 43
MANY B O D I E f c i X
ARE TAKEN OUT Wi‘" 01(1 E r¿'
OF MINE CAVE
Years
ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1925
DOWNPOUR OF
RAIN FLOODS
j »
ASHLAND CLIMATE
M itbout the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact. '
NO. 147
Chief Figures in News of the Day
2 ARRESTED IN
PROHI RAID ATWi" "‘™"
KLAMATH FALLS
AMERICA MUST
.¡SHOW WAY FOR
OTHER NATIONS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23
—
President Coolidge felt
I0
8
»
the effect of his own econ­
CHICAGO, Feb. 23. __
8
! » omy campaign in the ex­
Seeds that fell from the 8
! 8
8
ecutive offices today when,
lotus in the Gobi desert 8
»
8
growing
weary
of
wrestl­
before Columbus, discover­ 8
Rescue Crews W orking Hard
n ing with an ancient and » s “ Francisco Bay Whipped
8
ed America will bloom in 8
to Reach Remaining
a dull edged eraser, he made s . into W hite Froth by lísr-
'.Leslie Congo, Formerly Held 8 Chicago in a few months, 8
Miners
8
8
a request for a new one. 8 I :
according to Dr. C. Shull, 8 U. S. Should Lead in Disarm­
rific Wind S to m
m Jackson County, Is
a
8
Instead of receiving the 8
University of Chicago bot­ 8
BELIEVE ALL ARE DEAD a
ament Plans Says Pres­
Arrested
8
shiny and keen edger 8 SHIPPING IS DAMAGED
anist. Aided by science, 8
ident Coolidge
8
W ork Stopped by Late Cavewln n eraser of other days, he 8
lie hopes to effect the con­ 8
HAD
MUCH
MOONSHINE
a had the old one returned 8 Sacram ento D eluged U nder Two
8
But Debrix W ill Soon be
tinuation of a life process 8 SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS
Inches
o
f
W
ater.
Storm
A
bates
n
8
to
him
with
the
word
that
Sh riff and Police C hief at K lam ­
that began in the Orient 8
8
C leared Aw ay
8
8
and Sk ies Now C loudless
no new ones were left and 8
centuries ago.
ath Co-operate in C onducting
8 Senator Ships lead D eclares F eder­
8
8
no authority had been 8
al Governm ent Should Con­
The seeds were dug up 8
o f R aid Upon Residence
SULLIVAN, Ind., Feb. 23. __
8
8
given
to
purchase
a
furth­
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
23.
—
in
Asia
and
are
believed
to
trol all Foreign Loans
8
8
Mine rescue workers, weary after
8
er
supply.
8
Clearing
weather,
with
skies
be
the
oldest
In
the
world.
8
8
more than 24 hours of labor, toil­
KLAMATH FALLS. Feb. 23. —
8
The President received 8 bright and cloudless, were today
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. __ it
Leslie Congo, 820 Donald street, I I 8 They are wrapped in a 8
ed tonight to complete the task
8
the news and his old 8 in prospect for the Central Cali­
of removing from the mine of
and Tom ‘Wilson were arrested 8 hard membrane substance 8 Is the duty of America to set a
8
8
eraser without comment 8 fornia section, after one of the
that permits entrance of 8 «rood example for the remainder
the City Coal company, the bod-
Saturday night by Sl^riff Burt E ' w
8
and
returned
to
his
work.
heaviest
storms
of
the
past
five
only
enough air and water 8 of the world to follow, in reduc­
8
Hawkins
and
Police
Chief
Harry
2
lee of 51 men who were killed by
years.
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
to
keep
plant life .surviv­ 8 ing armament and to invite the
8
an explosion Friday morning.
M. Loucks, assisted by deputy
doputy „
Winds
reaching
the
velocity
of
ing
and
were found in a 8 other nations to follow that ex­
sheriffs and
eitv iwtrnlmon
«« i ! *
Thirty bodies had been recov­
nd city
patrolmen, on
more
than
seventy
five
miles
per
ered today before a slate fall im­
charges of possession of liquor, I I M bed of peat, beneath thick 8 ample. President Coolidge declar­
hour wreaked havoc with prop­
peded progress and made it like­
fnd a considerable quantity of ( « layers of wind drifted 8 ed her© today in an address be­
erty
and
shipping
off
Point
Reyes,
8 fore a large delegation of women
ly that several hours more would
moonshine confiscated. The raid 8 soil.
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
thirty
miles
north
of
the
Golden
8 who are attending the womens’
be required to bring all of the
took place about 9:30 Saturday!
Gate. Wind whipped the San
night.
bodies to the surface.
conference on National Defense
Francisco bay into a froth, tear­
as a Peace Insurance.
It is understood that when the!
Government /nine experts and
ing yachts and other small ves-
The President also declared
state mine officials declared that
officers arrived at the house
i sels from their moorings, dashing
that the zeal for such a movement
beyond a doubi the 21 men still
Congo • and Wil.-on were in the
them ashore, and seriously threat­
cannot be permitted to reach such •
woodshed, hut Congo made his J
unaccounted for had met death.
ening
all
ferry
traffic.
The
ferry
a point where aggression will be
After damp had certainly snuf­
escape while the officers entered ■
schedule from Saucilito to San
invRed upon a defenseless Amer­
the house. Mrs. Congo was told
fed out their lives, officials eaid.
ica and the security of this nation
that if they could not find h e r'
Cor a time this afternoon rapid Dr. W. W. P. Holt and Miss Francisco to Oakland was so bad­
ly hampered by the'slow move­
imperilled.
.husband she would be held. She!
progress was made In bringing
Devereaux. Nurse Wish
ment
of
the
boats,
that
hundreds
The plan for the abolition of
out the bodies. The rescue work­
telephoned to a taxi driver, tell­
to be Relieved
-uaV /IA M - M . EFUTLRSStg» K1JTG GKORGJC
of
commuters
were
unable
to
both the army and the navy de-
ing him where Congo would like-;
ers had succeeded in improving
CLELCEVAKrO { U X J D G K ^ sJDJfM kEEAaTDISvS»
dismissed as' unworthy of any
The many persons familiar with reach their offices in San Fran­
the ventilation system and in
by be found, and he was return­
clearing away debris but the crum­ the great amount of good work cisco in time for work today.
John Emory Andrus, “richest straphanger," of fonkers w v «-hn ed to his home and arrested.
Men and Boys, Convicted of seriouti thought, holding that a
Three pleasure crafts, and wetdth
nation can no more leave Itself
bling walls and sagging roof to­ done by the Jackson county
Tom Wilson was at the Congo
“ “ S ’ tha° “ y °ther man to 016 world- and *hcse
Crimes in County, Are
rid
S
?
to
v
celebr*ted
his
eighty-fourth
birthday
by
eighteen
yachts,
caught
out
when
health
unit,
since
that
body
began
open
to be menaced by disorder
night again put obstacle* in their
on Way
t°, Ws N«w York Cfty office in a subway jam. He didn't get a homo at the time of the arrest,
path.
to function October 1, are great­ the storm struck the bay, battled eonwfflMt
that a city could in dismissing its
G®or«e- of England, baa been compelled to cancel all his but tried to make hi- escape. He
Bodies brought out during the ly interested as to whom will be for their llveei as they struggled
took with him a gallon of moon­
JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 23. — police force.
day were so badly burned that appointed as head of the unit to to their moorings through the
shine, but realizing that escape The gates of Oregon penal insti
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. __
terrible storm. All shipping,
Identification was cfitficult and succeed Dr. • W. W. P. Holt.
was impossible threw it to the tutionj opened Saturday for eight
Asserting
that the foreign gov­
The latter accepted the posi­ docked at the Oakland. Almeda
several were identified erroneous­
ground. The officers, however, men and boys, sentenced from
ernments
of
the world have tap­
ly. Relatives through scrutiny of tion at the start under an agree­ and San Francisco docks, made
were quick enough to secure some Jackson county, and while their
ped
the
American
investment mar­
bits of clothing or trinkets were ment to give his full time to the for the center of the bay. afraid
of the “evidence”, and Wilson misdeeds ranged wide in fields
,o
posiai
ket during 1924, for $1.600,000,-
able to make positive recognition work until January 1, in order that the buffeting by the wind
was detained.
ot crime, tlie automobile was the OOO, much of which was spent
or 30.
and
waves
would
crash
them
to aid in launching the unit Suc­
Iu the Congo house the officers heavy contributing factor in their
in war and not in peace activities.
Thus far all officials have di­ cessfully, and, fully expected to through the docks, and afraid to
i found one gallon of liquor, six fall.
Senator Shipstead, Farmer-La.1»-
rected their efforts toward rescue be relieved on, that date -o that make for open water'through the
i five-gallon empty barrels, If. one-
The prisoners run from Elmer orlte cf Minnesota, in a peech
"
work and have refrained from tak­ he could return to his private Golden Gate.
i gallon jugs, two one-pint fla ks Howell, a bashful boy of 11 years
practice.
A
heavy
downpour
hit Sacra-
ing any action toward investiga­
,
and a small trunk containing to Roland Eastwood, a metallur­ before the senate urged that the
'V
federal government assume ail
rroi
points,
tion of the causes of the disas­
j corks.
The appointing power lies with mento and surrtunding
gist, 35, who graduated from the contrôl and direction in this for­
ter, Albert Dally, state mine in­ the state board of health and the drenching that section under a
In a woodshed behind the University of Edinburg, Edin eign financing.
spector, explored the wrecked por­ Jackson county court in' cooper­ flood of two inches of water. For
j house the officers found three burg, Scotland, and held respon
Shipstead referred directly
tion of the shaft as far as possible ation, and so far the state board a time early today, the streets of
10-galion
barrels'* " confainin.g slble positions with British mining
to
the
overtures France is now
today but declared he had no had been unable to act in the mat­ Sacramento ran water inches
moonshine, one-five-gallon barrel concerns in many lands.
Locals Unable to Check Powerful Medford Offense Which full of moonshine and 10 one-gal­ The youths ordered committed making for an additional loan of
thought of inquiring into the ex­ ter because of the illness of the deep.
$135,000,000, and congratulated
plosion, until the bodies are on head of one of its prominent de­
The downpour continued into
lon jugs , filled with wine.
to the reform school are Julian President Coolidge and the mem­
Piles Up Points Rapidly. Medford Girls
top of the ground. Norval K. partments, and stress of other the San Joaquin valley, but not
The two men were taken toXhe Daily, 12, Elmer Howell. 11, and
Win F irst Game, 43-21
bers of the administration forces
Harris, Sullivan county prosecu business. It is understood that as heavily a« in the northern sec­
sheriff’s office and questioned i Fred Reavis, 14, all of this city for frowning upon this applica­
tor, has indicated that a grand Dr. Holt served notice recently tion of the state. At Lodi an inch
briefly by William Ganong, dis-¡’accused of stealing a Ford car!
BY TUT JACKSON
little forward fought like a trict attorney, and then placed in i February 14, and starting on a tion.
Jury investigation is an improb that his good nature had been tax- of rain was reported, while furth-
ability.
All other county offi­ ed to the limit and that he would ern 8OUtb the precipation varied
be-
Before a howling mob rtf 2500 | f°01 the entire ^m p , and it was the county jail. They will be for- ! world tour, reaching _ Ashland
________
cials, through long experience in positively have to return to his f froJn three quarters to a tenth of red hot basketball fans, tHe Med-1 lafgely beCause of his great play mally charged with possession of j fore captured; James Mobley, 17, ‘SCIENCE BANDITS”
an Inch.
the coal fields, are inclined to private practice on March 1.
LATEST IN CALIF.
ford High basketball • squad tbat tbe seore was not more over- Bquor. No evidence was obtain-j and Charles Simpson, 15, of Se-
accept the disaster as one that
The rain assures abundant trounced the Ashland five, 39-24 * whe,mlng- Toin
Miss Margaret Devereaux, one
Bryant at center ed that either Congo or Wilson J attle, Wash., who ran away from
LOS ANGELES, Feb. «3. — A
may come at any time in connec­ of the two nurses connected with water to be used during the com­ at the Medford Armory Saturday' pIayed his usual steady game, i were manufacturing moonshine.
their homes, three months, and gang of “science bandits” seek­
tion with such a hazardous indus­ the Jackson county health unit, ing summer, and the heaviest night, and strengthened their lead ' cbecking nicely, and it was not I Con?° was under indictment in also stole a Ford.
ing the secret formulas of Import­
try:
resigned some time ago, the resig­ crops in ten years will be the re­ in the four game series with tw'd Until be made a desperate effort Jackson county about a year ago
No specific time is named in ant new inventions and chemical
nation taking effect February 21, sult. according to N. Taylor, head games won and none lost. The f t0 break up the Medford stalling wiVi
H. S. Wilson, formerly chief tbe commitment, for the lads to
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so as to enable her to take up a of the federal weather hureau of­ I Medford outfit won from Ashland sy9tam tbat Allen- his opponent, of police of Klamath Falls, for stay in the reform school. They discoveries, kidnapped Dr. Paul
Hildebrandt, Chicago chemical re­
WASHINGTON’S BIRTH postgraduate course at a promin­ fice. at Sacramento.
possession* of liquor, but after were taken to Salem Saturday search expert, and brought him to
Friday night, 29-20, on the local W&S able tO get away to score-
IS QUIETLY OBSERVED ent educational institution. Her i
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Ramsey and* Katzer checked Wilson had been acquitted the morning.
armory floor.
Los Angeles, where they robbed
, »
IN NATION’S CAPITAL place, so far as can be learned,! _ _
nicely,,
they were powerless cb!’r Se against Congo was drop-
Friday Sheriff Jernings left him of valuable blue prints and
The local came fast in tlye first ( against but
the long shots looped ped-
has not yet been filled, and her CITY BAND HOLDS
for the state prison with Roland i other priceless papers, according
Quarter,
the lead soon
“‘,ul8 ,oopea,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. — departure will leave the other
PRACTICE TONIGHT after the taking
opening whistle and ' 2 ’r° Ugh tbe ring by Chastain and •
Ea-twood. sentenced to 15 years, to the theory formed by Southern
Quietly, and with the dignity as nurse. Miss Mann, alone.
Steve Elek, sentenced to 10 years, California police who have start-
ft until the end of the ¡fn,ps- Stratton, who went in for i ■
» <
A ll
II)
Carl Loveland, director of the holding
is befitting the character of the
The unit, which has been doin
first quarter. Soon after th f Ramsey’ shewed nice basketball, 1 MHI1V A sllluiK .1 I ) c
and
Robert Duff, sentenced to five j ed a search for the criminaK
tlie i ! cîty band’ ann<Minced this morn-
first President of the United such a splendid w’ork among me
they wilted, and the machine like L ^ e " bea|Utif“,,y durI" g tbe '
y^ars, for the hold-uT of the
fetory of the amazing crimes
States, the national capital today needy sick and crippled o f1 the j ing that regular band practice
Molays Plan to I nion Oil station in Ashland. | was The related
yesterday at New Or­
team
work
of
the
Medford
outfit
T
,
®
"
therG‘
celebrated the birthday of George county, and health corrective * ould be resumed this evening, ‘
j
Duff
is
18
years
old.
The
car
in
‘
1
A'3
was
the
case
Friday
night,
leans, according to word received
Washington.
work generally since last October,! Members of the organization are broke into action. At the half the Chastain, Knips and Allen formed ■
Attend Banquet hich the trio were traveling was here
today. Dr. Hildebrandt es­
Medford
five
had
piled
up
a
22-13
All departments of the govern­ draws its financial support from ' re<lue8ted to meet in the City
the scoring combination for Med­
stolen in Los Angeles.
caped
from
his captors and appeal­
lead,
and
during
the
third
quar­
ment are closed. Senator Ashurst, the itate and county in combine-’ Hal1 at 8:00 ° ’c,ock- With the
Nearly seventy-five Ashland
ford,
with
“Red’’
White
showing
According
to
Deputy
Sheriff
ed
to
the
New
Orleans mayor for
Democrat of Arizona, had the tion w’ith the Rockefeller founda­ Lithian show out of the way, ter they went still further into Some sensational floor work early boys, members of the order of
aid.
honor of reading Washington’s tion, and enjoys the hearty back­ Loveiand states that he can now the lead. Toward the end of the In the tussle. Chastain was high De Mclay will journey to Med­
(Continued on page four)
devote more time to the band, and game they again resorted to their point man of the tussle with 14 ford tomorrow night to attend the
farewell address, before the sen­ ing of the county court.
MILITARY SCHtXlL BURNS
tactics which drove the
ate.
The appointment of the new that practices can be held more stalling
— players and lttH8
W11Q markers- Marske w?<c ¡„ second annual banquet of the order, to
TO GROUND; PI PIUS SAFE
Ashland
fans
wild.
The principal event of the day head of the unit, who must be a regularly in order that the band
be held in the Hotel Medford. It
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was staged in the new auditorium competent practicing physician may be brought up to its former
is believed that nearly 500 boy’s
—
The picturesque Green Briar
under the auspices of the nation­
standard.
— -he X K „ X X X M X . A ,,enl from the Ashland, Medford and
Military
academy here early, to­
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
al committee that is planning for
Grants Pass "Chapters J ill be J
day was reduced to a mass of
high point man for the Ashland
a world wide observance of the
present.
The
score
follows:
smouldering
ruins by fire that
five since the opening of the sea­
two hundredth anniversary of
The banquet will take the form '
caused
damage
approximating a
Washington’s birthday. In 1932.
son, appeared clear out of con­ ASHLAND (24) (8ft) MEDFORD
of a Washington’s birthday cele-l
quarter
million
dollars.
dition. During the first qa'arter Butterfield (6) F (14) Chastain
bration. The program will be fea-!
F
(8)
Kulps
San O Sebastian1
h
e
p
la
y
ed
th
e
f,oor
u
p
t«
m » Mar ke (10)
tured
by several numbers in :
U U d b U a n early season standard, but after/ Bryant(4)
Campaign Started
C
(8) Allen keeping with the patrotic holi-j
Chamber Lunch
that period he was through.
Ramsey ( 3 )
G
(9) White day. There will be an hour’s pro­
YREKA, Cal.. Feb. 23. — Ron­
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Feb.
to Get a Federal
After getting off to a running Katzer (1 )
Tomorrow Will be
G
(0)
Williams
ald
C. Erno, convicted last pring
gram consisting of an explana­
23. — The mystery of the strange
start, scoring their first basket
Substitutions: Stratton (0) for
"disappearance’’ of Lieutenant less than a minute after the open- Ramsey; Demmer (0) for Wil­ tion of the history of the order, for the murder of Fred Skeen,
Bldg, at K. Fall s
Open Forum Meet
its aims and purposes, muse by; Butte Valley rancher, will be
Osborne Wood, son of Major Ge-n.-
liams.
Hng of the game, the locals finish­
these same cities, and short''hanged at San Qulnte“ . May 8.
■ oral Wood, Governor Genetal of
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb.’ 23.- -
Acting upon the request of
ed the fir?t quarter, leading 10-8.
In a preliminary game the Med­ speeches by members of the order, i bctween tbe bours
a- ni.
the Phillipine Islands, was ex-
Definite steps to launch h cam­
ford
girls
trounced
the
Ashland
A
field
goal
by
Chastain,
coming
numerous members of the cham­
Part of the proceeds of the and p' m' Superior Judge C. J. paign for a federal building in
Southern Oregon has not here- Plained here today when Wood
sextet, 43-21. The greater experi-
soon
after
the
opening
of
the
ber of commerce, officials of that tofore bestirred herself greatly
4 Luttrell pronounced sentence late
located at a luxurious hotel
of the Medford outfit was
7 “ ’ S° ‘° the De M° ’ay Friday afternoon, the second time Klamath Fails were taken Frida v
second period, knotted the score, ence
booster organization have decided' over labor supply and its adjust-1 in tbis city.
mnr.
____ ™ ! fund, to be used in financing the
when committees from the cham­
more than the locals could get
to make the Forum luncheon, tojments.
However, Jackson county, Wood said that his Wall street and soon after the flashy little over. The affair was a rough and state convention to be held in he has passed judgment upon ber of commerce and the Kiwanis
be held at the Plaza, an open with her fruit crops, besides can-j ^uck bad deserted him, and that Knips scored from the center of tumble battle with tw^ gIrld ! Southern Oregon this year. One Erno.
Forum.
An appeal was taken to the club met at the chamber of com­
nenes and saw mills, is develop­ lie had danced and knew he must the floor, putting the home boys being removed on personal fouls., 1 a 3 act’vities during the con­
merce rooms to consider the ad­
out
in
the
lead.
From
that
time
Members of the organization ing more of the shifting labor now “pay the fiddler.”
vention will be held in-Ashland, state supreme court and the sen­ visability of some concrete movo
The
score
follows:
!
on
they
were
never
headed.
Dur­
may present any topic for discus­ problem. Families' roll in from
bringing to this city nearly 500 tence of the lower court was af­ in that direction.
He came here after a desperate
sion they so desire. It Is prob­ California or from the Willam­ but unsuccessful attempt to re­ ing the third quarter, and early MEDFORD (43) (21) ASHLAND boys. The Ancient Order of the firmed. Judge Luttrell acted on
Information will be gather? I
able that a time limit will be ette valley, camp along Bear cover his fortunes at the biarritz In the final period, the Medford Newman (32) F (11) Stratton Mystic Shrine is backing this con­ the remittitur sent from Sacra­
relative
to the saving that wou'.l
mento this week.
William A.
placed upon discussions, in order creek, in orchards or at mills. . rambling tables. Wood declared boys chalked up points with mono­ Griffin(8)
F
(10)
Nelson
vention,
and
has
contributed
$25
be
effected
in having a buildlrg
Hard, Eino’s companion in the
to make it possible for the great­ work through the thinning or thei that he was ,raak ly puziled at tonous regularity, while the lo­ Kelly
JC
Tinker
towards
the
financing
of
it.
here which would house the post-
est number who so desire, to picking season, or until mills! tb® next 8tep be muat take. He cals, fighting as hard as th ey 1 Darneille
SC
Pollard
Boys who desire to attend the; murder, was a lo sentenced to office, reclamation service, fed­
knew
how,
seemed
unable
to
speak.
Ball
GV
close down, then bowl along to said be is ab8°l»»tely broke.
Hitchcock banquet tomorrow n'ght, but who 1 be hanged but his sentence was eral court and other government
check the powerful Medford of­ Champie
It is known that several mem­ other fields of labor. It is dis­
G-JC
The Paris police have a warrant fense.
Sackett. have not yet made arrangements, commuted to like imprisonment offices. It was also decided to
by Governor Richardson when it
bers of the organization, who are covered that families of children for his arrest for non-payment of
Goff(3)
S .
can do so by calling William Day
Brilliant even in defeat, A1 Singler
was found that he was a minor. aek Lynn Nesmith, who has been
regular attendants at the Forum reared on this schedule are non- bills.
s
I
at
the
Masonic
Temple,
or
by
Marske
looked like the best
_____ _
The murder of Skeen was com­ ardently in favor of a federal
luncheons, have subjects which atteudants at school and are grow­ 4
Medford grade team defeated calling 6-F-3.
basketball
player
on
mitted in October, 1923 and was building, to get in touch with
the floor. Roseburg, 27-5;
they desire to present to the body ing up Illiterate.
PARIS, Feb. 23. — The direct­
an exceptionally bruta] one. Skeen Oregon congressmen relative to
for discussion. These topics are
DYNAM
ITE
USED
TO
DES-
Labor Commissioner Gram is ors of the biarritz casino here U. S.-TURK EY PACT
KING’S BRONCHIAL AILMENT
had befriended the men in his the best methods to pursue in go­
of vital interest to the commun­ making a study of the situation in have sworn out a warrant for the
IS R EPO RTED OUT REPO RTED WORSE AT NIGHT
ing after a building.
™ Ni ? ETK STn-L i ^ b i n ’ai'B'u'ue"V^ieyTnd
ity, and the members desire to counties affected as Jackson arrest of Wood, charging Qiat
SEATTLE, Feb. 23.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23—The
It was brought out that the pre­
Federal, advantage of the opportunity they
LONDON, Feb. 23—The bron­
have them threshed out before county is, and desires to have an he wrote a check for 35,000 francs Lausanne treaty, restoring diplo­
prohibition
agents
brought
dyna
sent
postoffice quarters are Inade­
any further action Is taken upon employers and educators confer­ on the Lloyds bank without suffi­ matic and trade relations between chial ailment from which King mite into play today to destroy shot him to death and then drove quate and will be more so as the
them.
cient funds, police commissioners the United States and Turkey wals George is suffering was worse the biggest illicit distillery dis­ in their bug to Los Angeles where city grows, and that the rent
ence in Medford, early In March. said.
they were caught with the mur­
during the night, although his
’ ’
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covered in the Northwest since der weapons and Skeen’s cloth­ Paid, $2,256 a year, would be
reported favorably by the senate. condition was satisfactory.
the dawn of prohibition.
saved by having the postoffice ia
ing in their possession.
a federal building.
COUNTYHEALTH
BOARD H EADS
RESIGN POSTS
LONG TREK TO
PEN IS STARTED
BY PRISONERS
ASHLAND DROPS SECOND GAME
TO MEDFORD TOSSERS,39-24
STUDY WILL BE
MADE OF LABOR
SHIFTING HERE
Lieutenant Wood
Found Broke in
YREKA SLAYER
TO BE HANGED
EARLY IN MAY