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MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three »nonths in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the pse of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
iIn tern atio n al News W ire Service)
VOL. XLVIII
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings. Volume 43
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1925
Anzac Seamen
Strike for Pay
for Dipping Flag
Almost Entire Senate Firmly Behind Bill Which Will
Appropriate $175,000 for Construction of Buildings
and Levy One-Twentieth Mill Tax for Maintenance.
Bill Now Goes to Governor.
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Man Who Found Collins’ Body
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NO. 148
WOOD IS READY
at Ismalia, Egypt
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MELBOURNE, Feb. 24.
— The A ustralian seaman
is perhaps the most “ hard-
boiled” of his class in the
world, if the follow ing in
cident can be taken as any
criterion.
The In ter - State liner
Canberra, while steam ing
along the coast one Sun
day, passed a British w ar
ship. Orders were given
to dip the flag, which
took exactly two m inutes.
Those members of the
crew who were concerned
in
dipping
the
flag
claimed half an hour’s pay
overtime a t Sunday rates.
When this was refused the
whole of the crew went on
strike at Melbourne and
the ship was held up until
a settlem ent was reached.
HIS HOME PORT !
Friends to Finance Trip to
United States to Pre
vent Arrest
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8
CHARGES NOT PRESSED
8
It
Forgery Charge, Hi ought by Ca
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sin o A uthorities, W ill Xot
he Carried Out
SALEM, Feb. 24—With only the votes of the insur 8
gent Senators Straver, Taylor and Zimmerman opposed 8
to the measure, the Senate, late yesterday afternoon, pass
ed the hill sponsored by the Southern Oregon house dele 8
gation nroviding for the maintenance of a state normal 8
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school, to he located at Ashland.
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The attempt made by the Eastern Oregon Senators to 8
refer the Ashland normal question to the people, thus
placing it upon the same basis as the proposed Eastern
Oregon normal, was defeated.
On the final vote upon the proposition the majority
of the Eastern Oregon senators supported the hill for the
Ashland normal, although they all expressed the fear that
the people might defeat the Eastern Oregon proposal after
the Ashland school had once been estahlisked. The hill
now goes to Governor Pierce for his signature. He has in
dicated that he will not veto the measure, since he has-
c. I ways been a strong advocate of all educational matters.
The terms of the hill provide for thd appropriation Open Forum Soon Turned
Into Rejoicing Meeting .
of $175,000 for the reopening of the Ashland normal, aii<j
Over Normal
lor the levying of a tax of one-twentieth of a mill for ite
support and maintenance.
Although originally billed as an
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SAN SEBASTAIN, Spain, Feb.
24.
Lieutenant Osborne Wood,
son of Major General W ool, Gov
ernor General of the Phikipines,
and whose colorful exploits in
Wall street attracted much a t
tention a few months ago, and
whose disappearance from Paris
and whose appearance in Biarritz,
and whose discovery here has stir
red the French Capital, left for
Madrid early today, with the an
nounced intention of returning to
America, it was announced this
morning.
Certain friends of Wood are
said to be willing to advance him
the money with which to make
the return trip to America, if he
promises to leave Europe imme
diately. It is believed this move
is being made in order to protect
him from prosecution upon the
charges of forgery which are held
against him upon the continent.
LONDON, Feb. 24. — «
The
first
interm ediate 8
station on the proposed 8
London to India airship 8
route hbs been decided 8
upon.
jj
Its site will be at
Tsmailia, about midway
between Port Said and
Cairo.
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A huge steel tow er 200 8
feet high will be erect 8
ed on the outskirts to act 8
as a mooring m ast for the
airships. At its foot will
be a hydrogen gas plant,
while up the center will
run an electric elevator
to convey passengers and
crew to and from the a ir
ships.
From the top of the
mast will run a covered
passage way into the front
of the airships. Adjoining
the m ast will be search
lights and all the acces
sories usual to an airship
station.
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YEAR BOOK OF
COPCO SHOWS
GOOD INCREASE
Power Company Makes Fine
Gain Throughout the
Year
MANY NEW PROJECTS
Finance« o f Company in V ery
<Jood Shape, A udit o f Hooka
at End o f Year Shows
The annual report of The Cali
fornia Oregon Power Company,
ju st issued to stockholders, con
8
tains a most comprehensive review
8
of the Company’s activities for
the past year. The report covers
8
8
all phases of development during
the year 1924 and shows a splen
did increase over the preceding
twelve-month period.
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Many interesting Illustrations
are reproduced In connection with
the various activities, including
a very complete collection of pho
tos covering the new Copco No. 2
development on the Klamath
River. Of particular interest lo
cally is the following item con
cerning the rebuilding of the
I/IETJT.
GOV
B
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E
N
H
A
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E
J
ED.
Company’s
transmission
line
.
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. _ _ _ _
| from Ashland to Gold Ray, Ore-
j gon. This line is a 66,000 volt
Lieutenant Gov -nor H. H. Denhart. of Kentucky, brigadier general
single-pole line ahd- wsto 'built ap
S a íd T a tV Cave* C ltr °5?í G ia.rd ,r00ps who maintained order around
proximately on the same right-
k ana cave, Ca\e City, K y , while rescuers sought to release Flnvrí
of-way as the old line 3 right-of-
Col ins Imprisoned explorer is shotfn congratulating Ed Brenner the
open meeting at which any object t n p ’dH
way. The double circuit 11-foot
Senator George Dunn of Ash
n
"n mUCh assistance in burrowing down
BIARRITZ, France, Feb. 24.— County Agent States Rain-'
could be introduced and discus to Collins e body and who risked his life to drop down Into the opening
crossarm
s for secondary circuits
land explained to the body th a t
The secretary of the gambling
fall to Date Has Assured were used on each pole. This
sed, the Forum luncheon meeting o gaze first upon Collin»« deed face. As the shaft was being sunk
the bill is in line with the perm a
casino here this morning advised
í i X ’etm 5e Z r^ eOU8 W° ri‘ “ia,le t,m ° Qe ° f 1116 out8tand¡us
Fine Yield
new line takes the place of an
of the cham ber of commerce held
nent norm al school program
the police th at the casino a u th
old line which was bdilt in 1904.
at
the
Plaza
today
rapidly
devel
which was outlined by the re
orities had decided that it would
MEDFORD,
Feb.
24.
__
The
The work of constructing the
oped into a joy meeting, celebrat
gent's of the Oregon normal school '
not be altogether wise to press fruit crop situation never looked
new line was carried on without
ing the passage of. the Ashland
and th at it had the endorsement!
the extradition proceedings seek better - because- there is now so
*
interrupting service on tho old
normal
school
bill
by
the
senate.
of num erous educators in the I
ing to retu rn L ieutenant Wood to much m oisture in the ground and
line. The work was started in
Homer
Billings,
one
of
those
state. He stressed the point th at
Fiance, where lie would he forc more to come.before the rain sea
actively
interested
in
the
hill,
December. 1923, and finished In
the Ashlandi norm ál was not a
ed to face a charge of cashing a son ends. This, together with a
April,
1924. This reconstruction
traced the history of the struggle
new Institution, but was estab
check for 35.000. francs, w ithout little irrigation in late summer to
work will be extended from Gold
for the reestablishm ent of the nor
lished many years ago, and that
having sufficient funds within size up the fruit, makes -a very
Ray to G rants Pass during 1925.
mal
here
after
its
abandonm
ent
it had never been out of exist Ranger Reports Fall of 12
which to cover the check. •
rosy outlook.
The accomplishments of Im
sixteen
years
ago.
He
pointed
Feet at Anna Springs
e n c e , but had been disbanded
The above comment was made portance during the year are thn
out
how
bitter
some
of
the
fights
Camp
John Henry Nash of San Francisco to be Headliner at
when the money for its support
by County Agent C. C. Cate in installation of a 66,000 volt bus
had been, how the people of Ash
had been taken away by the vote
Annual
Newspaper
Conference
at
Eugene
discussing the general fruit situa at Gold Ray and the increase of
MEDFORD, Feb. 24. — It has land had contributed their money
•of the people.
tion. He pointed out also th a t no the Medford sub tation capacity
March 13 and 14
Senator Tooze of Oregon City been snowing hard for some time in order th a t a campaign m ight be
w inter damage to speak of has from 3000 to 4000 kilowatts. The
Now. ■ —
in
backed Dunn, saying th at "the past at C rater National Park, ac- waged, but to no avail. ___
been done the fru it trees.
bus at Gold Ray was installed in
UNIVERSITY of
OREGON,
Newspaper circulation manag
time has come “ to play fair with cording to the telephonic report the easiest campaign of all, the
The only possible fly in the preparation for a proposed in
bill
looks
practically
certain
to
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• Eugene, Feb. 21— (Special)— 'e r s will present their point dl
Southern Oregon.” Senator Mill received at the park headquarters
fruit prosperity ointm ent a t pres crease to 66,000 volts of those of
be signed by Governor Pierce and W ith John Henry Nash, of San J view to editors when the two
office
here
by
Superintendent
C.
er of G rants Pass and Senator
Paavo fiurm i, the Phantom ent is th at the wet w eather of the so-called high tension line1»
the reestablishm ent of the normal Francisco, who ranks among th e ! groups meet in joint session at
B utler of The Dalles urged the G. Thompson from Peter Oard' the a reality.
the w inter has held back spray on the Company’s system which
great American printers, as a the conference.
park ranger, and it was still snow
The Pacific Finn holds the official record
ing at the time.
A short recount of the fight on headliner, the printing program Northwest Circulation Managers’ for the mile a t four minutes, ten ing. which work must be done are now operated at 34,000 volt.-,
(Continued on page four)
within the next three weeks in thus practically doubling the
Up to then the depth of snow the floor of the senate yesterday will be an im portant feature of Asscoiation is to be fn conven- and one-fifth seconds.. The offi
order to kill scale.
It is also
at the park was 18 feet at the was given by W. H. McNair who the seventh annual
Newspaper ! tion a t the Oregon conference for cial record however, goes to a pointed out th a t there is a light am ount of carrying capacity.
During the past year the Com
rim of C rater bake, and 12 feet was present a t the time the hill Conference a t the University of the first tim e since it's organiza young native of Sweden. N ’ls
setting
of
buds,
but
the
dropping
pany has carried on a very active
i at Anna Spring camp. This quan- passed. AHe stated th at upon the Oregon, March 13 and 14. The tion.
Lanin by name, who v.*as taken
off this year will probably not be program of construction and t h j
j tlty of snow a t the park contains first ballot, calling for re fe rr conference program is designed
into
custody
fry
Chief
of
Police
W hile the circulation managers
enough to injure the crop. All in expenditures for capital better
p
i i U ' l l T il ~
! a,raoat twice the w ater content ing the m easure the vote stood to a ttra c t all branches of the will have a separate session, with McNabb here laUt night.
all the county agent looks for a ments, aggregating 43.662,475.OS,
14-14, and thus the measure was newspaper profession, and be a program of their own. they will
v-zOlil T il li x
snow there in recent years.
Lanin was accosting young girls
crop all over the valley.
were greater than any previous
______
I This means that it is well pack defeated. Then, on the final vote, cause of the presence of Mr. i join the editors the afternoon of on the streets here when Police
The
present
outlook,
he
says,
GOLD HILL, Feb. 24. — Early ed down and frozen, and hence many of the senators swung In Nash the printing feature's will March 13 for a d ’seussion of the man H arry Ingling came upon is also good for the grain crops, year since its organization. The
this week news spread over the ] while it will last longer, before favor of the establishm ent of the prove of general interest, accord-i following general subject, “ W hat him. He was taken to the police as investigation has developed three m ajor undertakings In this
community th a t the pump at the ¡com ing down into the valley in institution hero, and it was pass ing to the program committee. ] Does the Subscriber Say? How! station, where he adm itted his little w inter damage. However. program were the construction of
the new Copco No. 2 plant, which
City Power House had broken the shape of w ater next summer, ed. 25-3.
The commercial side of the j Do We Find Out W hat He W ants crinNe, stating th at he was “ lone
will he finished during 1925,-th e
the
task
of
opening
the
roads
McNair
also
announced
th
a
t
J.
(Continued on Page F e a r)
down and th a t Gold Hill would be
printing program will be present- and W hat He Needs?
Some some’’ and only wanted to talk.!
completion
of the new East Side
through
the
park
from
the
en-
H. Fuller, secretary of the Ash ed by B. W. Bates, editor of the! Things the Cirdhlation Men Have The girls’ parents, not wanting!
out of water an indefinite period.
Plant
in
Klamath
Falls, and the
This inform ation coming on top trances to the lodge In time for ] land chamber, who has been In Roseburg News-Review; G eorge] Discovered About Newspaper Ed- the publ'city connected with such !
building of line No. 4,^which wai
July 1st Salem lobbying for the bill, had K. A 'ken, publisher of the On- iting.”
of the fact th a t the last and re-1 the season s opening
-
a caue, refused to swear out a '
(
finished last November. In con-
cent extensive repair work at the ! h ex t-
be consequently more been slightly injured when he tario Argus, and J. M. Bledsoe.;
W. D. *Lyness. circulation man- complaint against Lanin.
I r l i FP «
1 4
t 1«
9 zx»»
! nection with these developments
difficult
than
for
years.
was
struck
hy
an
automobile,
but
power house showed th a t sooner
N urm i’s rival, or he might also I
publisher of the Southern Coos ager of the Tacoma Tribune, will
' there was expended a total cf
th at Fuller would be back at hi3 County American of Myrtle Point.! open the su bject supported by be classified as Valentino’s rival. |
or later it would be necessary«
i 42,601,020.50.
work again this morning.
to use an emergency pump while a '
, Following these talks there will two other circulation men not yet was taken out as far as the over-;
In addition to these im p o rtart
solid concrete foundation was he- m | 1 1 . 1 I I 11% I I I I I I 11 11
• be a general round-table session selected. The editorial point of hea^ bridge on the highway north I
i
undertakings,
several of the olrt-
ing built under the w ater wheel ]
on printing problems.
) view will then be presented by of the city, and told to move on. j
•
er
lines
have
been
rebuilt, many
th a t drives the city pump and th a t i
WOMAN CONFESSES
A nother num ber on the p rin t A. E. Voorhies of the G rants Pass Even though he hadn’t had his
] extensions to new consumers hava
th e rotten tim bers now under the
TO $16,000 THEFT ing program will .be a stereopti- Courier, George Aiken, of the On regular training rations of dried
been constructed, and a consider
m achinery where the new foun
con talk on the rig h t and wrong tario Argus, and J. M. Bledsoe, of fish and black bread, Lanin h 't
able
enlargem ent has been made
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24. — ways of sef.tirtg advertisem ents the Myrtle Point American.
dation would have to be built
his stride after the third or fourth
of
various
substations in order to
were settling to the tune of three
Blaming her love for a Hollywood and job work, illustrated by slides
Women who are Interested in
He made the first turn
The challenge to the editors by jump.
care
for
the
growing demands for
q uarters of an inch in one week,
shiek as the cause of her down- prepared by Henry R. Hayek of! the men who come in most direct so fast his vest pocket dipped w hat women In other parts of
made the Uist stopping of the
faU, Mrs. Elizabeth Heyna, 36, P ortland and members of the ad-! contact with the subscribers is ex- sand, and when last seen wa3 Oregon are dc-ing and in gardens, power and other electrical servk -j
pump look like a farther sinking
fo r two years the trusted cashier vertlsing of the University school pected by the program committee loping along over the ground at a which, while small, will furnish in the territory. These expendi
tures totaled 41,061.454.58.
•.„c timbers.
W ith the necessity of grabbing of a firm of realtor», today con- of journalism under Prof. W.
of the
to be one of the most interesting pace which threatened to carry, vegetables for the table during]
The condensed balance she. t
It would take a couple of w eek s, off three straig h t games from th e 1 fessed to defalcations am ounting G. Thacher.
the entire ydar, should be s u re ,
him past Portland by morning.
features of the conference.
for
the year shows the finances
of fast work to set the machinery) Medford aggregation staring them Go $16,000, according to the po-
Soon after the officers re tu rn to attend the county home eco- of the Company to be In very-
on a concrete foundation and no i in the face, the members of th e, lice- She
—— was arrested In a lav-
ed to their office a phone call nomics luncheon and meeting at good condition. The net earnings
GLORIA SWANSON IS
arrangem ents have been made for Ashland high basketball squad: ishly furnished suite In the Strand AIRCRAFT PROBE
The, for the year 1924. after provid
from Talent stated th a t a blue Medford next Saturday.
REOPENS THURSDAY
IN GRAVE DANGER streak
an auxiliary pumping system -*—
— a - two
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*--• , Hotel, Miami, Florida *»,_
started yesterday on
weeks’
th e —»«—
police
had been seen passing luncheon will be at 12:30 at the ing for operation, m aintenance,
against th a t day when an unfor- period of the toughest training sa^
PARIS, Feb. 24— Gloria Swan-! through.
Then came one from Medford Hotel, to be followed taxes and fixed charges for in
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24. — The
seen break down will make neces of the season. Floor work, shoot-
son’s
condition
was
so
serious
to-]
Phoenix
showing
Lanin was m ain immediately by the meeting.
congressional aircraft investiga
terest on the bonded indebtedness,
sary the big delay. However, in ing. passing and everything else
day,
after
a
turn
for
the
worse
Mrs. Jessie D. McComb, the excluding depreciation, are more
taining his pace. The last report!
ting
committee*,
which
ceased
op-
a
,
vestigation at the pump house this will
___ be ____
included in the routine ASHLAND GIRL IS
orations very abruptly Saturday
^ast
th a t another op- came in from G rants Pass, sta t state leader of home dem onstra than twice the am ount of the
.
...
- -
OrotiAn WOf, ilnzii zlnrl
Vxwr
week showed th a t Instead of the 8hot at them by Coach W alt
SWIMMING LEADER morning,
will resum e their probe eration was decided upon by her ing th at Terry Talent had taken tion work In Oregon will be pres annual dividend on all of the P re
-sinking of the tim bers as was < Hughes, in an effort to get them
physicians. She will be confined the man into custody for exceed-] ent and will tell what other wom ferred Capital Stock of the Com
expected, an iron rod was found | ¡nt 0 shape for the final games of ; Miss Lucille Perozzi, of Ash here Thursday, the house inves to the hospital at least for an ing the speed limit.
en are doing. Mrs. George K auf pany now outstanding, plus stock
tigating committee decided today.
jammed in the turbin wheel in the series.
land, a ju n io r in journalism at the
other month, her attendants de
man, who is a most successful authorized to be sold, and stock
such a way th a t a torch had to
The locals will tackle the Rose- University of Oregon, was high-
clared this morning.
gardner will tell how to plant and sold but not yet paid for in full.
WARREN
ACCEPTED
be used to cut it out. W here the burg high five here Saturday point girl on the H endricks hall Go to Medford—
Marquis De La Falaise, her
care for a small kitchen garden? Dividends have been paid regular
Iron rod came from is not known night, giving Hughes an oppor- swimming team In th e meet be-
A. W. Moon and John Pitten- husband, rem ains constantly • at
Reservations for this luncheon, ly upon the Company’s Preferred
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24. —
and m ight have been intentional tu n ity of viewing the effects of, tween the girls of Hendricks hall ger were among the members of
her bedside. Peritonitis has set Breaking a deadlock of s i f weeks, the cost of wh’ch. Is sixty cents, Capital Stock since Its issuance.
ly throw n Into the gate of the his strenuous practice schedule. and Alpha Chi Omega recently the K nights of Pythias who jo u r
in, following the infection in op the senate judiciary committee to should be made before February
The year 1924 has been one of
tu rb in or could have come there Although the locals have one vic- Miss Perozzi won swimming hon neyed to Medford last evening to
ening an old incision made in an day approved the nomination of 2 7, by telephoning Medford 920, the most successful from the
accidentally.
At any rate Gold
ors last year, making the all-star attend the m eeting of the Med operation perform ed a few years Charles W arren a t A ttorney Gen the home dem onstration agent*«
( Continued on page 4)
H ill was again in danger.
ford lodge.
I team for girls.
ago.
eral.
office.
(Continued on page four)
FORUM LUNCH
DEVELOPS INTO
JOY GATHERING
SNOW IS NOW 18
FEET D EEP AT
CRATER LAKE
CROP OUTLOOK
IN VALLEY GOOD
DECLARES CATE
PRINTING PROGRAM WILL BE
BIG FEATURE OF CONVENTION
Jackson Co. Cross
Country Record Is
Smashed by Runner
Iron Rod Found
Wedged in Pump
z> 11
n
ROSEBURGHIGH
TO PLAY HERE
SATURDAY EVE
HOME
LEADER TO BE
AT LUNCH MEET