Ashland daily tidings., September 18, 1925, Image 1

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2 LOCAL HEN
ARE LOST ON
BUNTING TRIP
TER
Neanderthal Man
Said Discovered
Near^Aihany, Ore.
te» Á .
■— ■ te t e
BEEMIRELY
REDECORATED
j t o b e Worked
Over and Remodeled
Nate
Mext Week
TO COST NEARLY 16,000
SEARCHING PASTY OUT
B . F . Shearer o f HvyUtlc, Manter
Decorater, te be In Charge
o fW o rk
A fte r
searching
Wednesday
Bight and yesterday for la c k
Bdwards and N ate Simpkins, t w ,
preil known local man, who are
reported to he io e t l u the Lake
p f t h e Woods coaatry, forest
rangers this morning called 'fo r
a party o f Ashland men to aid
thorn in the search.
B illie Briggs, ideal attorney.
Who is thoroughly fa m ilia r w ith
th e country in which the men
a re reported to be lost, this
m orning le ft w ith a party to aid
in the search.
Those who ae-
oompenied Briggs a re Boy P arr
and P at Dailey, depnty state
game wardens, and Jinx. BtegeJ.
I A ll of these men are thorough­
ly fa m ilia r w ith the Lgke of
th e Woods and B lk creek country
and together w ith the forest ser
▼ice men, w ill be able to
every Inch of the land.
Bdwnrds and Simpkins were
o b a hunting expedition, start­
in g Monday afternoon; JBdwards
has been st the Lake of the
Woods fo r some time, spending
hie vacation, w hile Simpkins le ft
here Menday to Join him in tha
hunt.
The men were to hare
been bach by Wednesday a fte r­
noon by the latest, since Simp­
kins, a railw ay m all clerk. Was
dae out of 'Ashland on- his ran
Thursday m o rn in g .'
W hen the hunters did not re­
tu rn on tim e, a party of forest
rangers started on a search for
them .
The
rangers searched
throughout the night and a ll day
yesterday, but • were unable to
fin d the men.
This morning
they called for help to aid them
In th e search.
Roy P a rr, deputy game warden
who w ill be one o f the searchers,
and who knows the B lk creak
and L ake of the Woods, country
as w ell ns any man in this sec­
tion of the state, this morning
said. "There isn’t a chance In
th e world of the men not b-dnr
found.
I t would not surprise
m e to hare th»m come out by
themselves.
I t Is pretty h a r 't
fo r to o men to wander around
ap there w ithout com ing,to rome
sort of a road o r a tra il which
w»r. bring then* unt.”
I t is believed th a t the men
m ay have bejn caught In a
snowstorm
and
snowed
in.
P a rr, hotkbver. < one not believe
this to he the ease, declaring
th a t in nil probability. If scow
fe ll w hile they were hunt.ng. It
was not y >t deep enough to
prevent them from finding their
w ay out, s rd th at the* snow
would aid In finding th?) men.
President James Rowland
Angell, of Yale, in his annual
report, decries the over em­
phasis given to sports and
other extra-class activities
,by the students of the uni-
Iversity.
TEARING DP OF
JACKSONVILLE
- • M A D STOPPED
Work is Stopped When Pub­
lic Service Commission
Intervenes
M E D FO R D , Sept. 1R— Yester­
day afternoon City
Attorney
John H? C arkln received a tele­
gram from the p u b M ^ service
commission stating
body bad ordered W . S. Bar­
num 't o discontinue tearing up
the Jackson^Ule-Medford ra il­
road, and th a t' a hearing had
been ordered to be held in the
city h a ll at Medford on Friday,
Octohbr 1«.
Tbis probably explains the
fact th a t the work of dis­
m antling the road a t the Jack­
sonville end was not resumed
yesterday.
“ Injunction
proceedings
are
expected to be started by the
cities o f Medford and Jackson­
v ille today against W . S. Bar­
num to prevent his dismantling
the
Medford
Coast
railw ay
from Jacksonville to Medford be­
fore the public service comm le­
sion has passed on his applica­
tion to dismantle the road,"
says a news dispatch received
in Medford from Salem, yester­
day.
“ Fred A . W illiam s, a Salem
attorney. 10ft Wednesday night
fo r Jacksonville and w ill rep­
resent th a t city while John fl.
Cnrkin, Medford .city attorney
w ill handle the case for that
city.
A telegram from Carkln
stated th a t Barnum on his own
in itiative had begun to tear
ont th eroad.”
Mr. W illiaam had not shown
np in either thia pity or Jack­
sonville by early yesterday a fte r­
noon, nor had any court pro­
.»
•
ceedings been begun so fa r uh
could bn leaipied.
However,
City Attorney Carktn expected
him to arrive, and fe lt sure that
he would eoneult w ith him be­
fore beginning any legal proceed­
ings In the names of the cities
John B iiiiush, Ralph H ow ell Of Medford and Jacksonville.
and H arold Stall, the Ashland
Mr. C arkln has no plans to
team , yesterday were swarded bring an ’ injunction suit against
first prise tn th e stock Judging M r. Barnnm ?«nd thinks that hie
contest to r C a lf Club members. protest sent to the public ser­
The.com petition was held a t the vice comniiBsion is sufficient.
Jackson county fa ir grounds, ns In response to his protest tele­
p a rt of the
program yesterday gram M r. Csrkin received a wire
afternoon.
from the commission st Salem
The w in fo r the local boys en- yes terd ay th a t A tto rn ey W illiams
t lt lt e Them to a free trip To the] had conferred w ith the commis­
Pacific International Livestock sion and th at he would confer
Shew, to be held la Portland late with him today.
thia fa ll. Here, they w ill again
The protest telegram sent to
e a te r the steak Jadgiag contests, the commission by City Attorney
and i f saeseasfnl there, w ill be Carktn was as follows:
entitled to enter tbe contests at . “ W . 8. Barnum is tearing up
the Chicago Livestock show.
railroad line through city of
Lest yeeT, tw e Ashland girls, Jacksonville and i f not stopped
Prances and Robins G allatin wore w ill have the five miles to the
tb e winners la tbe breed baking edge of Medford 'City lim its torn
contest a t the local fa ir, again nt up in less than a week. Dang'
the Pacific Internationa] Llve- erous as valuable rig h t of way
intock show, and In te r were eeht
w ill Im madlstaly revert.
City
to the Chisago sbdw. A t the let., council nt last- night’s meeting
ta r place, they did not take pert went on record, against tearing
In the competition, simply giv­
nay portion of this lino np anti)
in g demonstrations of their abil­
it y nt brand baking.
; /
O« ftage
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0
Local Boys Are
Winners in Stock
Judging Tryouts 1
Improvements w ill be made
on the Vining theatre which w ill
make It one o f the roost beauti­
fu l small th ea tres in the N orth­
west, according to an announce­
ment made tbis morning h y H .
B. H urst, owner of the tboetre.
The entire interior - of the
theatre is to be redecorated and
red ra-ped. 'N e w carpets w ill be
laid, the balcony w ill be re­
modeled, and the seating capacity
of the show increased slightly.
Some of the boxes are to be
removed. In order to improve
the appearance of the interior.
A new screen has been or­
dered, and w ill be placed w ith ­
in a few days.
The work is to cast between
five end six thousand dollars,
according to Hurst.
B. F. 8hearer of Seattle, prom­
inent theatre decorator, has been
engaged for the work, H urst
announced.
H urst and Fred
Cushing, assistant manager of
the theatre) returned yesterday
from Seattle, where they confer­
red with Shearer in regard to
the work.
Sheerer
ia
considered
the
foremost theatrj^ deedrstor in
the Northwest, and kps decorated
batter tt a *
-BBSs
An attempt to sme
from Canada wag nij
164,974 worth of spai
thia old shoe brush.
iQndA intothis aountry
KttBse’s Point, .N„ Y;, when
discovered secreted in
^Stéal My Grapes
T il Steal Your
Automobile Tire
HOFE TO RE
LABOR I
3
OPEN A U YEAR
YUBA
CITY.
* *iept.
1 8 — (U .
Calif.,
P .j —
tt --What:« sauce for the goose
B le sauce for the gander,
B masoned J. G. Grenacher.
f t Sutter county vlneyardist.
ft , when ’ he saw a party of
f t , Ban -Francisco
tourists
ft.. jpsrk their automobile in
f t ' front Of his vineyard and
ft-' help themselves to his
ft grapes.
f t * 1 Grenacher obtained a
ft monkey wrench and atart-
f t . e d . to ils k e off the spare
ft tire.
Explanation was
f t demanded
by
tfie
in-
A LB A N Y
Ore.,
Sept.
18— (U f
P .) e -P a rts
of
hunts* remains in vol­
canic tend or ash. w h ite
put together give sem­
bla ace of one of th e lower
orders
of
man,
have
been located * by J. O.
Crawford, geologist.
He believes these may
reveal valuable inform a-
,.tfo n
about
prehistoric
people in this region. f
The. sand was much
finer than ordinary sand
And was not water-worn,
having sharp. kAife-ilke
edges.
Tbe skull was
burled in several feet of
this.
Crawford believes
■ the remains to be those
of a man who lived from
10,000 to 85.000 years
• ago.
Crawford has made sev­
eral other valuable scien­
tific finds dealing w ith
early
peoples
of
the
Pacific Northwest.
Re­
cently he uncovered on
S stone overhanding c liff
Over* the Sartlam river
hieroglyphics which
considered of great
f portahee.
are
im -
DAY OF CO.
Olondy Skies Do Not Stop Big Crowds at Second
Pair. Tomorrow is Final Day of Big Industrial S t a r .
C ity Closes at Noon Today to Allow All to Enjoy T U r
AH Ashland, is visitor at the Jackson County Fair
this afternoon. Today, Ashland Day at the show, will
see hundreds of local people in attendance at the W«
event of the year in Jackson county.
. In spite of the cloudy, threatening weather yesterday•
threatening rain at any minute, a fine crowd was on hand
throughout the day. The programs were coi
scheduled, and a number of s o c ia l events added, .
which had been postponed from Wednesday, the
day because of rain.
Throughout the day, the judging of the stcofc held
the attention of many. Farmers ffnd livestock raisers of
the district were especially interested in this part, of the
program, and the barns were crowded with interested
spectators when the judges inspected the animals.
Some of the finest stock on the coast is entered at the
Jackson county fair, and farmers are able to obtain a
great deal of instruction, which will be very helpful -to
them, while watching the judges at work.
CLAGSTONE TO
BE SPEAKER AT BIG CONCERN TO
COUNTY FAIR TARE OYER OLD
LUMBER
The Ashland City
present during the program Io -
day.
In spits of the feet th a t
the fair board found it tmpos-
Influence to be Used to Have
bible to employ a band this ydak-
Employment Office .
because of lack of
i .
' figgivita lw a d
members of the band voted to
attend the fair on Ashland day,
M EDFO RD,
Sept.
18— "A1
and to give a program In the
though the local branch of the
grand stand. The memb*ee ^rw'
D ep artm en t of th e Interior 01
U. 8. Chamber of Commerce
donating their servteeartos
•io ym en t human is supposed
Head to Appear Tomor-
work.
dose, on October IS . efforts are
row Morning
The whole city w ilt fid ftntad
sires 'n o rth of San Francisco being made to have It stay, open
at
noon today.
The banka w ill
He has had years of experience through the w in ter," declared
A report on the annual con­ Saddle Mountain Mill i* Sold
close at eleven o’clock, while the
in his w ork, and has a very Chris Gottlieb,'»secretary of the
vention of the Chamber of Com­
to
Campbell
-
Towle
tt dignsnt owner,
business houses w ill eteee. at
competent staff of workmen to local branch today.
merce of the United States w ill
Company i
ft
“ I ’m stealing this tire ,"
twelve.
The schools w ill net be
“An effort w ill be made to
aid him in the decorative work.
be the feature of an address by
ft Grenacher replied,
K LA M A TH FALLS, Sept. 18— in session this afternoon.
Hurst' announced that a large got congressmen from thia-.state
Paul
Clagstone.
manager
of
the
ft
"W h at right have you
Today is also school children’s
part of the work would he com­ to use th eir influence to have the
western division of the national Sale of the Saddle Mountain
ft to do that?" asked the
pleted
without
closing
th e bureau made a permanent In ­
chapiher at the Merchants’ bulld- I,umber company and six million day, and all school children, a t­
ft I owner.
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..
theatre, hut that it would be stitution,” he added,
M | ing a t the fairgrounds tomorrow feet of choice tim ber fo r a con­ tended by their parents, a re ad­
ft
“ As mnch righ t as you -
sideration reported to be 887,500 mitted to the grounds frew.
To date, over 1 H 0 persons
necessary to • close for three or
ft have to steal my grapes," tj at 11 a. m.
Tomorrow w ill be Josephine.
four days during the finishing have been given employment
H
The western division, w ith the wag announced Wednesday by
ft the rancher retorted,
Josephine and Siskt-
A.
R.
Capbell,
deputy
state
sn-!
Douglas,
during
the
tim
e
the
bureau
has
work. The work on the balcony
eastern, north central and south |
ft ■ The motorists returned
The program ta r to-
The bu­
and the ceiling w ill be completed been in operation.
a central, was established under s perintendent of banka, when th e 'y ° u day.
ft the grapes.
I decentralised plan adopted recent- first payment on the mill was I morrow follows:
without closing the theatre, but reau was initiated by the F ru it-
10:00 a. m.— A ll day
I ly, and includes the States of A ri­ made.
when the men start w o rkin g' growers' League, to aid In find-
The mill and the timber were stratlons by exhibitors.
sons, C alifornia, Colorado^ Idaho,!
on the lower floor. It w ill he! ing men to pick fru it, but manj-
10:00 to 13:00 A. M.— Finish
necessary to close. As large a ' other
tsses have been given
Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, included among the assets of the
Labor handled Is
Utah, W ashington, Wyoming, Ore First State and Savings bank, all horseshoe pitching toaraa-
crew of men as possible w ill employment.
gon, Alaska, H aw aii and the Phil- defunct, and were sold by Mr. ments.
be put at work, in order that mostly unskilled, said Gottlieb.
lpplnes.
! Campbell, who te in charge of
R m o s- S tart 1:PO P . M.
“This
w
in
ter,”
he
said,
"there
the Job may be completed in
12:80 p. in.— Gates open to
M r. Clagstone Is manager of liquidation of assets of the de-
w ill be a call fa r men te cut
the shortest tlmh possible.
grandstand and Inside track.
thls division. The western advis- funct institution.
Shearer w ill be here tomorrow blight and do other orchard
1:15 p. m.— Orchestra concert
' ory council consists of Paul Shoup,
The Campbell-Towle concern
to look over the theatre, and w ork, and there w ill be many
western vice-president, San Fran-' will take immediate possession in grandstand.
definitely decide on the work persons seeking employment who
i Rnnntag Events
Cisco: A rth u r S. Bent, L a i Ange- of the new m ill and w ill instl-
to be done.
His men w ill a r­ oould be placed If the bureau-
1-4 M ile Free-For-A ll:
1-8
lee; O. M. C lark. Portland: E. O. tute repairs which w ill require
rive Sunday, and the work w ill remained open.’*
Mile
Free-F
o
r-A
ll;
6-8
Mile
Fpee-
Griggs, Tacoma; L. Hanchett, S alt| pxptfntiture
of
approximately
probably be starteded Monday
Gottlieb aaid th at at present
For-A ll.
Lake C ity: D. B. Hear, Phoenix; $25,000.
there is a great surplus of labor
morning.
Electric and W ater Depart­ and Ralph M e rritt, Fresno. The
8:16 p. m.— Special musical
The Saddle Mountain Lumber
“ 1 am going to try to glva as pear picking has prsctltelly
ments
Moping
Into
New
program
in
the
Merchants'
division
held
a
meeting,
in
Ixis
«-«nipany
m
ill
was
built
four
Ashland as fine a theatre as any ceased, while it is not yet tim e
Quartres
x Angeles last December. The next yearg ngo by H. H. Edmonds and Pavilion.
city of her site on the eoast to begin picking opples. There
7:80 p. m.— Big sham h a ttl*
Western division convention w ill John W. Siemens Sr. The m ill
possesses," Hnrst declared this has always been s surplus of
W ith the new city warehouse
and
fireworks display in
be
held
In
Seattle
December
7tj
was
constructed
on
the
promise
manual labor In the valley, he on the cornet of F irs t and C
morning.
and 8.
i of Robert E. Strahorn that his of grandstand.
stated.
streets completed, the work of
When he arrives Saturday. M r . 'roa(] would be bnllt to Spragu«
8:15 p. m.— Musical
moving the electric and w ater de*
Clagstone expects to meet with the' r,ver |mmediately. Tim e passed in Merchants’ Pavilion. >
psrtmenta ofilces from «the city
8:80 p. m.— Dancing In the
business men of Southern Oregon ‘ aIlt, the road was nqt extended,
hall te tbe new building is under
Orounds - Pavilion,
oon-
and Northern California. He will unable to manufacture lumber F a ir
way.
By Monday these depart­
bring before them many mattern a|)d through tbe profits galaed tinuou» to 12 p. m.. In Merchants
ments w ill have been entirely mov­
connected w ith the organisation thereby, meet their financial Building.
ed had established In their new
The musical program fo r to ­
of business, local, naiioual and I obligations, Siemens and Ed-
quartette in the «rarehouse.
morrow
follows:
international.
monds were forced to mortgage
The warehouse, which has been
12:80—
Orchestra mnale.
the
holdings.
Eventually
the
A ll charges have been finally under construction*hy jj . C. High
2 :15— Ampleo
re-enaetasont:
bank came in control of the
dropped against Mrs. Ossie Ben­ for several weeks, w ill make It
“
Hungarian
Rhapsody
No.
concern and when it closed Its
nett and Mrs. Roy Saxon, who possible to store a ll tlty supplies
Lisst; played by Mlscha L s d tttM .
doors
the
Saddle
Mountain
Lum
­
were held last week on a burg­ in one place, instead of distribut­
ber company was Included among (Furnished by Weeks A O rr
The District A t­ ing them throughout the city in
The 54th divorce suit of the lary charge.
Plano House.)
.
the assets.
year for Jackson county was torney's office declined to prose­ different warehouses, as h te been
I : t o — Vocal solo by Mian
The six m illion feet of timber
cute
the
case
of
burglary,
on
filed In the circuit court W ed­
the cdhe in the past.
Richmond,
messo soprano a< Mntr
I is among the choicest of the
nesday by Ellen Oakes against tbe grounds th at sufficient evl-
A ll electrical supplies, together
York.
eastern
K
lam
ath
stand,
according
with the poles to be need by the
Jamas Oakes, on the grounds dence had not been obtained.
8:00— Ampleo re-enaettssnt
to lumberman. It-to located ad­
Y-eaterdey, Chief of Police Me. department w ill be adequately
of desertion.
They were m ar­
8: to P. M — Vocal ante fiff
jacent
to
the
m
ill
and
w
ill
un­
ried in Tehama county. Cal., Nsbb endeavored to get District protected from the weather in the
doubtedly be utilised when the Miss Eva Richmond.
A ttorney Newton C. Chanfey to new building. The pipe and other
and the p laintiff, now a resident
Night
m ill starts to operate.
of Ashland, asserts in the com­ file a charge 'of possession of supplies need by the w ater depart­
W A SH IN G TO N , Sept. 18,
1:15— Orchestra saw
i
The m ill has a capacity of
property
«gainst
tbe ment w ill also be kept under cover
plaint she has been unaware stolen
(U . P .) .— Advancing along three Kn
foat
, k |H
n , )o.
8:00— Selections of
m, in nsds s th a t t he e s
dlfferenf lìnee,
tem lnintrotron’ ^
11 at t^
erlIllnu. of tho
o f the imersshowtr of
Novelty orchestra. f ir
City cars, form erly housed in today concentrated on the aircraft 8trahorn r a||road
since April 7, 181».
A fter the might be prosecuted In the locat
8:80— Ampleo
In Sprague
first 10 years of married life. Justice Court, hut this Chancy garage« throughout the city, w jll inquiry designed to vindicate the R | w Va ll*y . 40
allea east Of “ Eugene Onegulne— Fnroi
also
declined
to
do,
and
the
| be kept In the garage at (he new army and, navy policy, or to sub-1
Inhuman treatment on the part
de*
Concert."
Klaath Falla.
women were ohaolved of all warehouse, thus keeping a much
o f the husband* la alleged, and'
stantinte Colonel W illia m M it­
Pshst:
played by
chargee
! closer check upon the cars than chell's charges of departmental
it te charged that the p la in tiff
8:45— Voeal
i has been possible in the past.
wad compelled to take I * wash­
“Incompetencjl. criminal neglig­
Richmond.
I t 1« believed thaq Chief of ence and almost treason.
ing to support herself and four AMERIO
( « • — Plane
AIRiS P I E D RICORD Police McNabb w ill be given one
minor childAh.
The President’s special
a ir­
fessor Fred A1
of the office* vacated by the elec­ craft board, In the house commlt-
'
* -J ?
C UR TISS F IE L D , Long Island.
A large flock of bussarde, at selection.
trical department, to be used In mlttee room, studied the records
830— Voeal
Sept.
18— (U p
P.J-—Speeding
toast two huadsed in number,
connection w ith his present quar­ of the
last congrmslonal
a ir
faster than human beings Ruivo
Richmond.
olrcled
over
the
elty
this
morn­
Dave Norby and' bride of Los ever travelled before, a Owttea ters in t h ^ ^ i a l l .
probe, and the secret Lastetar
8:
ing, apparently lost. The birds
ADgelee, arrived lu Ashland yee- racing pjane, piloted by Lieuten­
army report. In preparation for
Novelty
flaw hsp-hassrdly about, never
terday to visit w ith M r. Norhy’s an t A lfred O. W illiam s, V . g. N.
the in itia l hearing Monday.
leaving their main group.
F i­
A t the navy department. Rear
brother, John P. Norby and fam ­ flew a t the rota of 858 1-10»
nally. one of the birds broke
A. M. Beaver spent two days Adm iral H ila ry P. Jones comp let -
ily.
Before returning to their mlloe an hour over • one k ilo ­
sway from tbe flock and
future home In Loa Angelee they meter eo«r*e ite a test flight hero in Tillam ook on hualatos trip,
sdrth.
(Continued on pape tanr)
Hs
roturada
last
evening.
w ill visit Tacoma and fionttlo.
today.
WAREHOUSE IS
NOW FINISHED
OFFICES MOVED
Charges Against
LOCAL COUPLE All
Local Woman
NUMBER 5 4 IN Are Dismissed
DIVORCE COURT
WORK STARTED
ON AIR FROHE
BY W O BOARDS
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