ash ^ nd clîmate
Without the oso of medicine cures
nine easetu out of ten of asthma.
This i» a proven fa c t
Cannot survive 1
the rich osane at
domestic water h
The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leafluiff Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(United Pro«« Wire-gorvlce)
SaccMMur to the Ssml-Waekly Tidings, Volaba 41
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 1925
Warring Nation Ignores Command of League
GREEKS S n i i ' S r i S ’
ADVANCE UPON WOTk‘ “
RUGAR ERONI
City Bombed and Many Die „
in Latest Greekf
I?
Advance
”
BULGARIA
PROTESTS “
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i
D eclare Greeks H r,' Upon Women **
aad Children Who Are
Defease le es
5-
«
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a
a
OENEVA. Oct. 24— (U. P.J—
Greek forces today remained on
Bulgarian
soil,
despite
the tt
League of Nations warning to a
withdraw behind their own fron­ ! «
a
tiers.
a
London press reports, thus far
unconfirmed, pictured them even a
advancing last night, and again*
shelling the hard hit border town ‘
of petrlch, while Sofia advlcc-ii
told of the alleged movement of,
Oreek troops from Salonikl to
reinforce the borden region.
From Pulpit to Soda ' Fountain
HULL, Quebec, Oct. 24
— Two men whom 'the.
police accuse of trana-
p o»r 11 n g
hlgh wines”
from the, Util ted States
Into Tañida for aale at
a profit were arraigned
today on formal chargea
of being iltbgnlly In pos­
session. of liquor. Police
explain that though It
seems like carrying coal
tr
Newcastle,
"high
wines” can be bought In
New York stats for »6
e gallon and sold here
for »24.
Police allege that men
hnve
been
bootlegging
wines, containing a high
percentage of alcohol, in­
to Quebec
from
New
York by automobile.
In Poison Case
REDECORATING
OF VINING IS
ALMOST OVER
Mere Than $10,000 Expend­
ed on Remodeling of
Theatre
ENTIRELY___ RENEWED
Medford aad Klamath Falls Members Guests of Local |
Club at Celebration of Completion of Lithia Springs'
Hotel. Vining is Principal Speaker at Gathering.
Interior W orked Over, Iroa H orse
to be First B ig Feature
Shown in Finished Theatre -
Celebrating ttio eon ij »Teflon of The new Lithia Springs'
hotel, which was largely made possible by (he activities)
of the Kiwanis club, moi»' than 150 ihoiuhcrs of the Ash'!
land, Klamath Kails and Medford clubs gathered h e re 1
last night to r a dinner-dance, which was hehl in the new!
hostelry.
The gathering was prim arly a celebration of the!
Completion of the hotel, ¡pid as such, the program fea­
tured sjx w h es praisii g those who took an active p a r t 1
in the building' However, other club work was taken up!
by the members, in addition to the hotel celebration.)
Irving E. Vining, president of the state ch am b er’
of commerce, was the main speaker on the program. Ini
a wonderftil fifteen minute, address, Vining traced th e'
development of the hotel idea in Ashland, and fold of)
the part taken in the building of the new hotel by Ki­
wanis.
\ ining declared th at the building was superior to M rs. Birdie Strome. 49. abrve, hns
been Indicted a t 8prlngAeld. O., for
any erected at th e same cost, nuyplaee in the state, and poisoning h er stepdaughter. Bs:u
14. T h e victim predict >1 her
attrib u ted the low cost to the untiring elTortrf of tile d i­ Strome,
death, the Sprlngfletd atlthorttlei
rectors, all of whom are Kiwanians, A t least $7,500 was
were l o l l
saved to the stockholders by the work o f the purchasing
board of the directors.
Improvements and redecorat­
ing work, which when completed
will coat more than »10,000, are
now nearing completion at tha
Vining Theatre. When the work
Is finished. B. F. Scherer, In
charge of the entire Job. declares
the Vining will be one of the
most beautiful small theatres
in the state.
The Interior of the theatre la
■'being remodeled and redecorated.
Two of the upper aud tw.o of the
lower boxes have beeh removed,
and additional seating capacity
IZJNDON. Oct. 24— (U . P.) —
installed on the lower floor.
The Vienna correspondent of
A plastic texture material has
the Exchange Telegraph today
been used ln finishing
in­
cabled Sofia reports that the
terior of the main room. This
Greeks had resumed .their ad­
material Is to receive a beauti­
ful finish.
vance against the Bulgars near
Schneider Cap Race Post­
the Macedonian frontier last
The finishing work on the lu-
poned Because of Heavy
night and again bombarded the
torler Is being done by Charles
Rains
town of Petrlch.
V.'i'lsaenborn,
Seattle
Interior
a
CHICAGO, O ct 24—
Sofia advices reported that
decorator,
who
originally
de­
BALTIM ORE. Oct. 24— (U.
a An artificial lamyx for
strong Oreek detachments were P .) — The Schneider cup race,
corated the Vining when it wax
a persons whose speech or-
proceeding from Salonikl toward scheduled for this afternoon, was
opened several years ago. Tho
a gan has been removed for
the Bulgarian frontier.
interior cf the room la to he
postponed thia morning because
------if------------------------------------------ I The m eeting was opened by
a pathological reasons is
finished in blue and gold.
of rain.
! the singing of America, and in-
a enabling about 600 dumb
LONDON, Oct. 28— (Copyright
Draperies of plush silk. In
The Schneider Trophy Is now Ban on Friendly Games in
, vocation by Rev. P. K. Ham-
a persona .In the .United
by U. P. I — Charges that Oreek held by the U. S. Navy, having
burnt orange shades, are being
Public Halls is
I mond. During the service, Carl
a States to apeak,
artillery had bombarded "com­ been won in 1923 from Greet
made up tor installation through­
Lifted
Loveland and George and Ed
a
The device was deacrlb-
pletely undefended Bulgarian lo­ Britain by Lieutenant David Rit-
out the Interior of the theatre.
ward Lowe gave vocal selection»
a ed yesterday. by Dr. Har-
calities, killing and wounding tenhouae la the contest held at
Under he balcony, tho light­
Those who enjoy their friendly
which were exceptionally well
civilians Ineluding women and Cowes. England. The wreck or game of solo or rummy or other a vey A. Fletcher of the
ing fixtures are to be of allk,
received.
Telephone
labors
email children,", were made by the British challenger last year popular card games, now have a Bell
with three colored lights, con­
' Throughout
the meal, the
the Bulgarian Minister of For­ during a test flig h t. left the an opportunity to renew their a torics of New York, It*
trolled by dimmers. In the bal­
I members were led In club song»,
eign affairs in a special cable­ American team without competi­ playing, which activity was stop­ a inventor, before the con-'
cony, tho same sort of fixtures
one o f,th e features of Kiwanis
gram to the United. Press, ans­ tion In the races and the Amer­ ped several months ago when a vention of the American
Praise Enterprise of City. will be used, with flame colored
club gatherings.
of
Opbthal-
wering a United Press telegram, ican team declared the race off Mayor O. H. Johnson opened a a Academy
lights for direct lighting effects.
Men on Inspection Tour
Following the Invocation. J. -
addressed to Premier Alexandri rather than take a "walkover." campaign of enforcing the or- a mology and Oto-larnyx-
For Indirect lighting, three col­
of w est
Attackers of Klamath OfllC-W McCoy. president of the Ash-
a gology.
Zankoff.
ored lights will be used. These
Naval seaplanes this year willjdlnance prohibiting these games.
er
Must
Serve
Time
in
land
Kiwanis
club
gave
a
short
a
One end of the InstrU-
Ashland was visited today by also will be controlled by dlm-
defend the trophy against en­
At that time, however, the
Penitentiary
address of welcome to the visit­
a ment, similar to a pipe,
MERCHANTS WARNED
members of the Congressional ' mers, the entire lighting equip-
trants from several foreign na­ card games were being maintained
ing club members, thanking them
a
is
inserted
In
a
hole
in
AGAINST AD FAKER tions Including Great Britain in at least one parlor, in a
farm
loan board, and by prom­ ! ment In the theatre being con­
KLAMATH FALLS. Oct. 24 — for the part they were taking
a the chest— through which
trolled from the projection room.
and Italy.
Three planes have manner which Mayor Johnson
Inevitable as fate, the wheels in aiding the local club In the inent persons Interested In farm
Local merchants and citizens been entered by the Navy. Two believed was not in the best In­ a the person breathes— and
'
Entirely new carpeting w ill
loan.
work.
The
congressional
,
ot Justice moved Thursday and celebration.
a the other end is put
ere warned by the city police to R3C-1 racers, such as were used terests of the city.
be installed on the lower floor.
committee
Is
on
a
trip
of
In­
For that
as a result Jim Burke, Edward
Glenn Fabrlck, president of
the
mouth.
By
watch for a man giving his name nt the PulUaer Races October 8, reason, he caused the enforce­ 8 Into
J. P. Dodge and Son* are Instal­
Fuller and Charles Fuller mnst the Medford club, and C. E. spection through western state».
a
drawing
air
from
the
ling the carpets.
as J. E. Alexander, who Is al­ converted into seaplanes and one ment of the ordinance.
Commissioner
Robert
A.
Coop­
How­
serve long terms in the peniten-, Gates also of Medford, respond-
leged to be going from city to "standby" plane in reserve of ever, the- source of trouble has 8 lungs Into the mouth and
The new drop of plush silk,
er of North Carolina, and the
tIary7
ed In behalf of that city, as did
city soliciting advertising for the 32C2 type have been groom­ now been removed, and with 8 using the tongne, speech
official hoot of the party, made will be automatically controlled.
Jim Burke, convicted on the I Dr. George A. Massey and Lynn
2 Is accomplished.
a fictitious publication under the ed for the Navy pilots.
the following statement to a Already a new screen tor mo­
the remaining parlors maintain­
charge of asaault with Intent to gabln of the Klamath Falls club
name of the North American
Tidings representative: “The 12 tion picture projection has been
In ' the trials last summer the ing good, clean games, it is be­
kill, was sentenced to 16 year»
The closing address nf the
Railway Journal, using a copy R2C-2 plane made 220 miles an lieved that there will be no
Land banks and Inter­ installed.
In the state prison.
i evening was made by John M. Federal
of the American Railway Jour­ hour as a seaplane and it is ex­ further trouble.
New equipment for the pro­
mediate credit banks, which have
Edwsrd Fuller, who Is bent Thorne of Roseburg, regional
jecting
room has arrived, and
nal as a blind to lure his vic­ pected that the two R3C-1 planes
the
same
officers
and
directors
At least two of the pool and
under the burden of approxl- director of , he Kiwanis club
tims. At one time he was em­ will prove even faster in actual billiard parlors in the city are
the work of Installing It w ill be
have
Invited
a
congressional
mately 60 years, must serve ten Throne la next year to he Lieu­
The latest re­
ployed by the latter publica­ flight.,. Lieutenant G. T. Cuddlhv melntainlng card tables, and the
party consisting of the banking started today.
years in the penitentiary at tenant Governor of the North­
tion, but was forced to resign. alternate Pulitzer pilot, and Lieu­ old familiar cry of "rummy” or
and currency committee of each flector arch, double control mo­
Salem on the charge of assault west
Kiwanis district.
Last house of congress equally divided tor transverter has been pur­
It is said.
tenant R. A. Ofstie of the Planes " I'll play this one” may be
with a dangerous weapon.
night, he spoke on "Objects and politically, to visit these Ipstltu- chased, and is being installed
division of the Bureau of Aero­ heard again. A lot of men are
Charles Fuller, a young man Objectives of Kiwanis.”
H ere Yesterday—
tlons as their guests and at this afternoon. This equipment
nautics will pilot the R3C-1 happy, and no one, apparently,
of approximately 30 years, con­
During his speech.
Throne-,hplr expense."
Mrs. Fred Barger of Phoenix
will allow for better projection
is being seriously Injured.
victed on asaault with a dnn- polnted out that Klw nnlanif a rr ;
was a business visitor in Ashland
of
the picture«. Two new pro­
The
party
arrived
In
Ashland
The pool and billiard parlor
(Tontinned on Page Four)
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! gerous weapon charge, must ! hunder,.
Not bnlIders ln the
yesterday.
jecting
machines have also been
this
morning,
after
having
left
men declare they have received
B ig Auto Truck Carrying "Pend fl*° r«ar» behlnd Pr‘»°n j material sense of the word but j the train at Medford, and hav­ purchased, and will be Installed
permission to maintain the card
bara
Line of Products, Shown
i builders of character.
ing been taken on an auto trip within the next week.
games, and thus far there has
Arrest, Indictment, trial and
Here
During the meeting, Mary On­ through the Valley. In Ashland,
The electrical wiring through­
been no interference.
ultimate conviction of the three ley, winner of the state cham­
4hey visited Lithia Park, stop­ out the house has been com­
A huge motor truck, carrying men was the result of a gun pionship fop the highest effi­
A ll electrical
ping to sample Ashland's fa­ pletely renewed.
a complete display of the Crane right near Olene in which Jim ciency In club work, and Captain
work has been done by the Mur­
mous mineral waters.
plumbing fixtures line, was in Burke in resisting arrest, wound­ Applegate, veteran Indian fight-
"Ashlabd should be proud of phy Electric company.
Ashland today, open for inspec­ ed Deputy Sheriff Ed Kendall In
Immediately sifter the last
her new hotel." declared J. O.
the arm and foot, on June 19.
(Continued on page four)
tion by the people of the city.
"The trial and conviction of
Almost every fixture manu­
(Continued O b Page Four)
(Continued O b
MEDFORD, Oct. 24— Repre­ toward
Ruch, affording
fine
factured by the Crane company you three men,” Judge Leavitt
sentatives of all parts of Jack- travel. From Ruch to William»
said in pronouncing sentence,
I is shown in the exhibit.
son and Josephine counties are creek the road Is said to be In
One of the men In charge of "but emphasizes the folly of pos­
Reduction of both the Star
expected to attend the state high­ very good condition and with
the exhibit declared: "A year sessing a deadly weapon and or
standard
sedan and coupe »70.
way commission's hearing on the the proposed road-building from
ago, thia was an experiment. To­ carrying it about with one on
Siskiyou highway Improvement Williams creek to the caves, the which marks the second price cut day, as you who visit may Judge, the public highways of this
district to be held at Jackson­ motorist will be afforded an within the past two months, is the traveling exhibit has be­ state."
the announcement made by M.
l><,rlut|wi the farmer re­
ville, Friday, October 30. There enjoyable trip.
! W.
Hamak<4, local Star A come a valuable agency in tho
siding
near Ashland, who
the advantages of having a roed
"Another factor to be con'1 Durant dealer, and records one Crane effort to bring the latest PERSIAN CULP IS
several m onths ago adver­
from Williams creek to Oregon
developments
ln
plumbing
and
BY
CYCLONE
HIT
sldered Is the ranchers living. ot the m0Bt important price an-
tised In The Tidings for
"One solution of tbe settle­
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24— Tho
Caves will be cited to- the com­
heating materials to the atten­
in the districts where a monn- - nolincements In the low cost car
men to shoot woodpeckers
problem of obtaining settlers ment problem la cooperation
KARACHI. India, Oct. 24—
mission.
Facts of Interest will
tion of home owners everywhere,
tain trail is the only means of field, since previous prices were
on Ills place, lias given
for government reclamation pro- tween the federal govan.meat
be brought out.
and prove the value and economy (U. P .)— A terrific cyclone ha»
transportation.
These ranchers, e6nsldered at rock bottom levels
great aid to th e resenrrh
!
Jects
was declared by Secretary and the states In which the pr
" If this nine mile road Is
swept
the
Persian
gulf,
bringing
of Crane quality. \
matter of fact, are more or fot these two popular makes.
department o f th e Oregon
Work ln reviewing - hia depart­ Jac.ta ara located, to aa
huUL” daclaraa Secretary Boyl
the- worst dies at or w it hi n thn
h
i
t
h
e
genseea*
space
pe
e
vld-
i t 4 dUMVIBUge iithout
W ith the second price cut of ed for the body by a special de- memory of these parts.
Agricultural College.
ment for 1926, to be the most responsibility of settlement.
o f the Chamber of Commerce,
Forty
the road, and realizing the sit­ »70 on the 8t«r coach within
Yesterday, th e Tidings re­
difficult of all reclamation prob­
"Any new settlement pollcy(
’ ’where now there- Is nothing
sign
are
arranged
a
group
o
f,
vessels
are
reported
to
have
been
uation, are very much In favor the past two 'months only an­
ceived a letter from Johnson
lems. He pointed out that the must be based on the sol) etlon
more than a mountain train,
typical Crane fixtures, storage sunk, and more than one thou-
of the proposed budding of the nounced two weeks ago. a re­
A. N eff, of the Horticulture
concensus la that construction on of settlers who have had
Grants Passes well as Medford
water heaters and water ays- sand lives, are believed to have
nine-mile stretch.
cent
factory
communication terns for auburban homes. The j been lost, according to early dis-
department o f the colh'ge,
the new work should be deferred pertence* In farming, aad who
w ill be benefltted. It is claimed.
inquiring into the Identity
have sufficient capital to nadr
until thia question Is solved.
The former city will be approxi­
"The Indebtedness caused by shews a sales increase that will great public Interest aroused by patches received here,
of the farmer. In an effort
"Tha essential part of the fed­ write advances made by tbe
mately 33 miles closer to the Ihe road building will be paid, shatter the record breaking mark the «ret traveling exhibit has le t) The greatest chaos prevails In
to obtain more Information
eral reclamation policy of the ernment.
Financial aid to
caves, and at the same time on the greater part, by Jackson established by this model dur­ to the addition of other travel- the stricken porta along the Par­
ing
the
past
months.
A
sim­
on
the dam age done by the
future.” said Mr. Work, " it & 'lers at a low ratgNM. tat
residents of the southern end county, only a small portion of
ing exhibits, to extend the know- sian gulf, according to advices
Lewis, or common fruit
program of laud settlement aqd tor the clearing of the land,
of the valley will have no need Josephine county being Included ilar sensational increase In sales ledge and scope of Crane Ser-! from Bahrain. Because of tho
woodpecker, which Infests
farm development.
Unlesa set­ provement of farms,
roported^eaxtent Of the disaster.
If traversing 86 miles of state In thia district, which Includes for these two closed models Is vice.”
the Valley.
tlers can be attracted to the chase of necessary equipment
highway to reach the scenic the northwestern portion of the now a foregone conclusion.
Provots Brothers are the lo­ the flrat details of death and
In Ills letter, Neff aaysi
projects and are able to remain also paramount to auo
wonder.
Forty miles will be county in the Applegate and W il­
cal representatives of the Crane destruction were conflicting.
“I have no warden powers,
on them, there la no reason for til these problems of g— -
saved by the road to the caves liams creek sections. The Jack-
or tendencies, and am no*
building them, and the govern­ tlemoat aad farm
Vlaltor— .
5
son county district baa an as­
and 20 miles to Crescent City.
.Interested In that end of
• A.
S.
Rosenbaum, district
ment will not be reimbursed for of tbe old projects can
"On the sonthern end of this sessed valuation of approximately
th e eaae,
I sim ply want
thia cost. Tha government son- the concensus of oplak
a business freight and passenger agent, was
proposed road, pavement has ten million dollars In compari­
Oregon—Cloudy tonight
to get som e data concerning
atructa Irrigation projects, but It the contraction o< w
been laid
from
Medford to son to a figure much smaller
Ashland today from a business visitor In Ashland to­
and Sunday, with heavy
■hold bo dsfarrod."
the damage la that arctfcm."
cannot draft settlers.
Jacksonville and several miles In the Josephine district
day.
ratne In the vest portion.
RAIN? CALLS A
HALT TO BIG S
AIRPLANE MEET
Artificial
CARD GAMES Lamyx Enables '
Dumb to Speak
ARE ALLOWED
HERE AGAIN
HEN WHO SHOT
DEPUTY GIVEN!
LONG TERMS
MEMBERS FARM
LOAN BOARD
VISITORS HERE1
CRANEEXHIBIT
OF PLUMBING
V ISIT S CITY!
CLOSER ROAD TO CAVES
is
PROBABLE FOR COUNTY Reduction
Announced on
Star Automobiles
THE WEATHER
College Expert
Wants to Know
About Woodpeckers
LOCATING SETTLERS IS
WORKS BIGGEST PROBLEM