Oregon
Bet Someone Broke
a Finger Trying
i,
to Settle This
be served from
n l^p, « . to 8 q > . m., next Mondav
n Sight wHI open the celebration
** of the form al opening of the
8 new L ith ia ' Springs hotel, It was
announced thia Morning by k .
• W . Price, lessee of the hostelry.
8 ^ M t firs t. It was thought that
A • banquet weald he served, but
» later I t was decided th a t it would
a nah- b a . possible to accommodate
» the. crowd which wQl wish to a t-
M thgd th e a ffa ir a t I such a bav-
» carpenter. filed
The couple denied i
Véíiice Would be
a Part of Big
N quet.
Therefore, it, was decided
8 to-hold a dinner, w ith the crowd
8 «hiding and going a tx w ill.
A t eight o'clock, a program
which w ill
include several
ef
the ablest speakers in the state
w ill be presented. P r i e
de-
. c le r c .
A t tbe conclusion
of
J tbe program, tbe hotel w ill be
K thrown open the public fo r In-
* spection.
Ï
t b s system which has been
worked oat to working smoothly,
efficiently a id economically, and
to bringing goqd results.
W ilbur did got mention MR-
objection to ths establishment
of an Independent a ir force, con-
teadtng th at tbs navy a ir corps
wak an Integral part of the fleet.
M itchell, who was yesterday
relieved of hie command a t San
Antonio, and returned to p ri
vate life, a t least for tbe dura
tion of tbe investigation, w ill be
called upon later to give testi
mony backing ap hie ebargee.
Runaway
“Love
< dtaaer, «
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22— (U.
P .) — A flat and complete de
ntal of nil the charge made by
Colonel W illiam
Mitchell, of
jnaladmtntotratton of the navy
a ir service, aad charg e that the
navy, a ir department was - not
fnhctlonlng to the boat adveni
ng* *ol that a rm 'o f the national
defease, w m made today by Sec
retary of the Navy WObHr, be
hove the special aircraft h e r d
which in investigating Mitchell s
Bits gathered by
United Pressnen
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part la the opening celebration, where Short h id jusi placed it
Splendid Program Presented
by Local Musicians;
Band Praised -
" Musical Instrnction Is given
the child In tbe public Schools,
from tbe time be enters tbe
school until be leaves the high
school," said . M rs .. St. C. daisy,
one of tb e speakers a t the music
forum of the oh amber of earn-
BAN ANTONIO. Sept. 22— (V .
msree, held today at the U th la
F .) — Colonel William
Mtteheil
Springs hotel.
planned to leave San Antonio
_ Mrs.
Oaley
described
the
t k t f afternoon for Washington,
various courses of study In musio
by automobile. to appear as a ♦ f a r e d fo r the aohool children,
witness at tbe aircraft inquiry.
and fin a lly told of the intensive
Ha to scheduled'to appear next
courses which could be obtained
at the high school tf tbe student
desired them. -
L A K E H U R S T , Bept. 22— (U
W illia m Briggs, local -bttor-
F .J — Tbe vicinity of Av». Ohio,
qey, spoke on the band. A t the
whore tbe dirigible Shenandoah
conclusion of hia address, Briggs
wan wrecked on September 3.
recommended to the board Of di
wan characterised today aa an
rectors that a committee be ap
‘“extremely dangerous region for
pointed to care fo r. the hand
a irc ra ft navigation at this time
concerts, making It unnecessary
o f year, by Commander Jacob H .
for the members of the band
Ktotn, U. S. N .
K lein, n w lt-
to 'solicit funds w ith which to
neea before th e c o u r t.o f inquiry
continue th e ir work.
Investigating
‘ftto
Shenandoah
The work of tbe Ashland Mu
dtonater, was h’ead of tbe oom-
sic Study club was explained by
mtoaton of three naval officers
Mrs. J. H. Fufler, president of
wbq
vtolted th e
wreck
and
tbe organisation, who was the
studied w eather conditions.
fin al speaker.
Mrs. F u lle r con
“ A ll member« of tbe board
cluded her rem arks with an In
vitation to the memehrs of the
chamber to Join the dub. xand
w ith the statement,-- "some day.
we hope to have a large «enough
membership in tbs club to pre
sent some really Mg musical
W A S H IN G T O N , 8ept. 21— (U . event in Ashland.’’
A splendid musical program
P.)«—Naval aviation has been
was presented by local musician y.
developed fa rth e r by the United
Miss Morton rendered, two vocal
States than by gay other nation
solos. 8he was accompanied on
in the world. Roar A dm iral Mof
the piano by Mrs. Ruth McDon
fe tt, navy air. head, told . the
ald.
C arl Loveland also sang
special a irc ra ft
board
today.
two numbers.
Miss McDonald
"Although we are not entirely
accompanied him on the piano.
satisfied With out developments
la nay type, tbe promise that has
been made baa been tru ly amas-
In g ," M offett M id .
Woman is Burned
Alive by Insane
Tender o f . Furnace
Price announced.
These hotel
men,, now th at the rush season la
over In th e ir own hotels, are able
to -make the trip to Ashland,
something they would not have
beta a b le to do. In J n l/, when
the U th la Springs hotel was
first opened for business. '
Secretaries - of nearly every
chamber of commerce in tbe
state will also be present at the
opening, J. H. F u lljij, secretary
of tbe local ehairiber declared
today.
T he stockholders of tb e Llth-
lan Hotel corporation • w ill be
especially anxious to Inspect the
hotel, it to believed. Some 500
local cltlsens are stockholders
ip the corporation, aad it was
their capital which made pos
sible the construction of the ho-
tel.
Although daring tbe con
struction period, and Immediate
ly after tbe opening tbe hotel
was open for Inspection, the ma
jo rity of the stockholders -did
not inspect It at that time, w a it
ing until the building was com
pleted before going through it.
Additional features w ill be
added to the program during the
week, Price declared, and by
Monday night, a very pretentions
program w ill have been a r
ranged.
I
B E R L IN — /W T.
Frledberger,
hygieniat aT'Oregawald university
emits a couple of hochs fo r low
nocks, short skirts and sleeve-
toss dresses because," be
“they
oblige
women
of
al 1, 8
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8
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8
tt
tt
tt
tt
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K E A R N E Y , Neb — Three hoys,
carrying urns, were observed
scattering the contents of one
of the receptacles along the road.
Investigation developed that the
urns contained the ashes of five
form er residents. F urther Inves
tigation to expected to .deter
mine bow tbe urns were ob-
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tton here October 2.
*■ After seven year* as
< w clerk, covering a per
iod of feur municipal ad-
nilntatrations, I am forced
to the conclusion that a
satreksful civic govern
ment In Venice 1« im
possible,” declared Hanna
la a statement that creat
ed
considerable
sensa-
tlon in the beach com-
mqigMy.
"D a rin g my entire ad
ministration, Irregularities
In civic procedure, in a
great degree, have been
the subject of public com-
ment detrim ental to the
city’s
welfare,”
Ila n n a
coft tinned.
"P rivate Intereets and
the formation of cliques
to eontrol governmental
affairs bas persistently
retarded public progress,
"To consolidate with
Los Angeles to our only
hope of recovering from
the misfortunes that hold
us In political, social and
business bondage.”
Water Svppl-
by Cattle 1
Water
PRAISES CITY WATER
DRIFT
J.
Stork Owing I by George
C, Hopper to Bring h'rii-nd* to
Thin ( l l y mm N ettien. Mode
Two Violto Here
I
In 't h e private dining room at haps a new traffic officer mdy
the
Id th ta Springs hotel.
I t hare bee» shifted to this td ltl-
was
attended by tbe members tory, to fill tbe gap while tke
of thé dtotrlbntlag firm , dealer* two rognlar of fleers are absent,
and tb elr employe«, and mem- ' However,
take a
chance if
bers of tbe General gnkoMne malu you care to.
.
K
aad came scampering toward bis 8
master.
j 8
“Take it back," Short yelled ( 8
frantically, and tbe dog, ta m in g 8
obediently, waa blown - to bits I *
Just before reaching tbe s tu m p .'g
V E N IC E , Cal., Sept. 22
— U. P. >— Declaring Ven-
Me has made a flat f a l i
ir e of self-government,
Thomas H. Hanna, city
slbrk. has Joined, forces
fiVoring
annexation
to
Los Angeles.
e question of an-
Several Ness City Residents
Are to Settle Hera
This Year
So thoroughly in favor of Ash
land and the climate of the
Hogue River valley is J. C. Hop
per, or Ness City, Kansu,. thut
late thia year he w ill return Io
thia city, bringing with hint sev
eral families, who expect to
make Ashland their future home.
Hopper was here two years
ago, so badly crippled with rheu
matism that he could not walk
A fter several weeks treatment
at
a
local
sanitarium,
and
through what he claims, was the
curative properties of the va?lous
mineral waters of thip section,
he left for his home a well man.
Early this summer. Hopper
again visited Ashland, this time
on a pleasure visit.
When he
left for home, he declared he
would be back about Decern her
1, w ith a large number of hia
friends.
W ritin g in the Ness City Newv,
Hopper has the follow ing to say
of Ashland
tt
‘Ashland resembles Ness City
In several particulars, so w,
made a close Inspection, slay
lng there three days.
For in
stance, Ashland enjoys the same
precipitation as tyss City, but
the rain treats Ashland better,
waiting to wet up the natives
until they have the fodder In the
shock, wheat in the granary and
fru it In the cellar, then proceeds
to supply her with the 20 Inches
during the winter months, and in
this particular differs with Ness
City only in that Ashland gets
the gentle rain and Ness City
the m ow hllfzard.
»
"Then again Ashland resembles
Ness C ity in that It Is the same'
altitude, but If you stand in tbe
tt streets of Ness C ity and face
tt north, your right eye sees about
tt the same kind of .country as
tt your left, but to stand the same
tt way in Ashland your right c.ve
tt sees a valley and your, left a
tt mountain.
It
“Then again Ness City has It«
tt white elephant and Ashland Its
tt white mooae.
Here these two
tt towns begin to d iffer, as Ash
8 land has six times as many peo
tt ple, one b lg /'fln e park au‘d sev
tt eral ycung ones. Ness City has
tt some of the best people on earth
I and Ashland the rest of them,
i
“Ness City has to look down
to the water In her W alnut creek
and Ashland has to look up ‘ to
her Ashland creek.
Ness City'.i
creek flows serene and dellcable,
while Ashland's comes thunder
Ing and spouting, saying. "Take
care of me or 1 w ill get away,"
while Ness' water even watts
> to be harnessed.
Ashland har
E V A N S T O N . 111.— W illiam
Brannon, who to to tally blind,
loves flowers with a consuming
passion and he has devoted his
life tg cultivating them.
Re
Speeders, do your stuff! •
cently he was declared tbe win
This is a warning that those ner of tbe Evanston garden dub's
who have a desire to speed, now annual prise for the moet perfect
have an opportunity to practice asters submitted.
Britain W ants Guarantee of
for future races.
I t cannot be
Reforms Before Granting
guaranteed that they w ill bo Im
Requests
mune from the ravages from the
traffic officers, but they aro husband a fte r delivering a dis-
LONDON. Sept. 22— (U . P .)
reasonably sure that T ra ffic Of coarse in the divorce
court, — Great B ritain
"sympathise*
ficer Talent and McMahon w ill showing why people past middle with the general trend of Chinos»
not hinder them.
N either wll» age should not m arry.
! aspirations” tor the abolition
Chief of Police Oeorge McNabb,
“ Y o n i honor,” she said, “ p e o -'o f extra te rrito ria lity but before
Justice of the Peace L. A. Rob plo lose tb elr adaptability la te 'th is can be accomplished re
erts, or District Attorney Newton in life, and love bus not
a forint must be
made In tbe
C. Chanpy.
chance.
I have a thousand ami Chinese fiscal and legal system.,
Talent, McMahon and McNabb one habits of a lifetim e that I
This' to the British attitude
were called to Portland yester 1 can't change, aad my husband toward tbo current Chinese sit-
day morning, to appear at th e doesn’t like any of them .”
uatlon, na outlined In tke Instruc-
.
——
tlons which Foreign Secretary
LOCAL WOMAN IB
I Austen Chamberlain has Issued j
CAUGHT DI FLOOD te the British delegates who
More than 40 General gasoline au te , on federal chargea,
dealers, from Jahkson and Jose-
Judge Roberts to on his an-
phine eounttoe gathered a t the nua| vacation, visiting In M yrtle
L ith ia Springs hotel last night point.
aa^ guests of Judy and Frobadk,
District Attorney Chaney is
Ito t rib u t er s Wf O euvr ai petroteuuç g|ga gU gg uL--------- ------ ---------------
products, for a get-together d in -
The officers w ill bb hack on
nor.
. duty by tomorrow
afternoon.
These dinners are give« once a while the Judge w ill be away
month. In ,the various cities Of UDtn September 22.
Jackson and ’Josephine counties.
However, Judge Taylor
In
and tend to bring a closer rain- Medford to still keeping office
tlonshlp between tbe dealers and hours, while Patrolm an Ingling
Ibo distributor«.
and N ight Patrolman Clause are
Tbe dinner last night waa hekkl at,|j on thetr Jobs.
Tbeh, per-
of flee in Portland.
8
8
8.
it
8
It
- Representatives of the largest
hotels on the coast w ill be here
next Monday In order to ta k i
■ . ■■■■— « , .....—
Clatskasto—Contract lot
now Quincy school, to
II« ,I I I .
nesses her creek while Ness City
lets hers get away.
<
difflcuItlM which confront ike
powers In tbotr desire to assist
China Is the need of revising
of the fiscal and legal systems
and tbs lack of an effective cen
tral government.
' “'Therefore,” he adds, "one of
the malA Concerns e f the British
delegates to to secure adequate
guaraatoes that reforms Jastlfy
Ing tbe eonteealona which they
are aatborlsed to make w ill lie
carried o a t.”
Chamberlain asserts the
ernment will not consider
purpoee at the eoafereace
filled unless It results In
adoption of measures to
gov
the
ful
the
pro-
Lnst week, a pv^IgMed
eat w m lost In the anto
camp gronad«
In
Idthlu
P ark.
Ito owner, n ~ (la ll-
fornton, advertised fo r Hie
anim al, bnt was furred to
leave before bto ad could
FROM
A re Now R ouging In Ash-
I j O im I ' o W a te r Hhert
Cattle
running
In
Ashland
Creek
canyon,
sto
thereatening the water supply of
the city, according to fo r e t ser
v i e men who are stationed In
the canyon. A t the present time,
aeveral cattle, owned by Oeorge
Mathis, local man, are ranging
In the water shed, from which
the city secu re its water supply,
the forest service man declared
this morning.
It has been understood that
cattle • have been allowed to
d rift into Ashland Canyon tor
jMBb p ^ T u tig F
mysterious disappearance
• York »( Mrs. John Do
legless fro » birth and un
move about, baffled her
, shown bqfatng her In the
Mrs- De Failer took Jewels
cording to reports received by
the council, at least IS cattto
ranged In the canyon through
out the winter, protected from
the heavy snows of the higher
ranges.
A few weeks ago. the council
took steps toward keeping the
cattle out, and at that time it
was suggested that a man be
planed In the canyon, to patrol
the entire water shed of A th-
land creek. In an effort to keep
out these cattle. - However, 1 m
action was taken on thia sug
gestion.
Although there • is a fence at
the lower end of the canyon,
with a locked gate, forever keep
ing Ashland people out of the
canyon, the aides and upper end
of the canyon are unprotected.
Cattle, ranging on the higher
levels,* are continually drifting
Into the canyon and It la a eon-
tiuuous fight to keep them out.
Much of the laud la the can
yon Is owned by the government,
and, according to Congressman
W. C. Hawley, who was In Ash
land a few days ago, the 'gov
ernment will not cooperate with
the city In fencing in the entire
canyon. The government has of-
fered this land for sale to tbe
city at 22.50 per acre.
It may be. according to Mayor
Johnson, that it w ill be necessary
for the city to put a man on
patrol throughout the year, la
order to keep the cattle o«t.
" I f any of the cattle get on land
owned by the city, they w ill be
impounded,"
Mayor
Johnson
stated this morning.
However,
he added that he did not know
whether the city could legally
Impound the cattle which are
not ranging on city property In
the canyon.
" I t la a shame that the gov
ernment has placed a fence
across the canyon, barring Ash
land people from enjoying the
beauties of the canyon, but still,
these same Ashland cltlien's cat
tle are allowed to range through
the watershed.” Johnson said.
Rosina Gallatin is Again a
Winner in Cooking
Prise winners la tbe cooked
food department on Thursday
and names of firms donating the
prizes are as follows:
Mrs. O. D. Frase«. Medford,
aluminum pan donated by Weeks'
and O rr; 1 lb. coffee donated
by Hardy Bros., Ashland:
li
bottle vanilla from Acme Flavor
ing Company, Porttand.
Mrs. I . L. Hdrgwr, Central
Point, 3 silver spoons from Red-
dy's, Medford.
Mrs. George Martin, 24 lbs.,
Crown Mill« flour from Rogue
R iver Milling Co.. Medford: va*e
from O. II. Johnson, Ashland.
Miss Roslna Gallatin, Talent,
cups and saucers front the Jap
A rt Store, Medford.
Mrs. L. 11. Gallatin. Talent,
10 lbs.. Cherro Graham flour
from Weaver's Store,
Central
Point; 2 packages . cake flour
from Sperry Mills, Medford, 1
lb., Enders’ Blend coffee from
Hardy Bros., Ashluud.
Mrs? H. Wengant, Talent, pas
try set from Medford Furnltufo
and* Hardware Store, Medford;
package cake flour from Sperry
Mills. Medford; baking powder
front Service Store, Inc., Med
ford.
Mrs. C. H. Chrlstner, Medford.
45 lbs. Cherro flour ofrm Weav
ers' Store. Central Point;
1
knife
from
Thomas
Simpson
Hardware Co., Ashland.
Miss Dorothy Florey. Medford,
purse front Shield’s, Medford.
"W e ll, we went up to see
Crater Lake, the great wonder.
Did you say bluing was blue**
No, tt Isn't as blue as this water.
You don’t have to look up to sec
the water,, you look straight
down, 2.000 feet and they say
it Is one-half mile deep and 3 1
miles around.
It Ik a sight.
I'
often
wondered
where
they j
learned to build battle ships—
in this lake to a perfect model,
The much dtocuseod con t r i -
made of earth, stone and ties. versy about the dismantling of
W ater clearT
I should say. So the
JacksonvBle-Medtord
ra il
clear that the mountain shows as way, which last week was a
plain
beneath
the. water an bone of contM tion before the
above.*'
public serried conunlsalen, has
Wise Cat Mews
His Surrender When
Nights (Jet Chilly
Mias M ary B. Yonag of Ash
land, who recently- returned to
b a r mission w o rk la
Korea.
w rltM that she arrlvsd at Seou.,
having had but two atoriny days
on her oeeaa W p .
She says that tbs recent great
flood w m appaMlng beyond de
scription.
The water eove*-ed
tbs low lands from forty to fifty
five feet deep.
One man M id that tor two
days there waa ap average of two
knndrod houses per boar wont
flown tbo river past bto bill rari-
H l,( o r ie l Soolot*
Auditorium
Grapes Are Not
Believed Hurt by
Recent Rain Storms
GRANTS PkSS. Sept. 2 2 —The
estimated yield of from 20,000
to 16.000 lug* of grapes in this
toanty w ill be decreased but
slightly. If any, ty the recant
rains, to the belief < 5 local grapo
men. W hile a tow of the grapes
have cracked and a few have
leen spoiled by the exeisstvr
moisture, the rains wers not
prolonged enough to do serious
damage.
Several days more of
the wet weeih».r would have
caused some serious
damage,
'however.
W ith prospects tor a period of
clear dry weather, grape grower»
now reached the legal fighting
stage In the courts with both
sides represented, the cities of
MedfoYd and Jacksonville on the
one side, and W . S. Barnum,
the owner, on the other side.
eaeh filing la}»netK »a In circuit
court at Jacksonville yesterday
forenoon. '
• #
The Injunction' suit of Jackson
ville-Medford waa filed by Fred
A . W illiam s, attoraey for Jack
sonville, and C ity Attorney John
H . Carkln for Medford. I t seeks
to enjoin Mr. Barnum from die j
m antling tbo railroad until af-j
tor the public service bearing J
In October. ' Tbe commission bed
Ordered tbe dismantling work
to cease nutll s/te r this hearing
?. The -suit of Mr.
Barnum,
through bis attorney. W. » .
Phipps of Medford, seeks to en- ’
Join ths pabllc service eommto-
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