M A L A B lk
GERMS .
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestio water helps.
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use medicine cures
nine cases out
This is a p r
TKe> Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading Newspaper For9 Nearly Fifty Years
of asthma.
(United F r^ s Wire Service)
VOL. XLIX
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43
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N E W YO RK. Dec. 1—
WftiMcere ' are no assis
tance in the selection of
an American wife.
Nand
Singh,
Hindu
professor of husfnesA ad
ministration at the Jesuit
college of Milwaukee for
the last six year», adm it
ted yesterday before sail
ing for his native land
that this wae the reason
he bad not married an
American girl.
“ Many American girls
liked my eyes. Some liked
my smile.
Some spoke
well of my voice.
But
my whiskers were my
un d oing ”
Singh
said.
“ No American girl adm ir
ed my whiskers and my
Indian caste would not
perm it
their
removal.
F or th a t reason I never
married here.”
IS SIGNED BY
FIVE RATIONS
EVANGELIST MYERS GIVES
PRAISE OF TIDINGS WORK
Last night witnessed a largo
crowd for a Monday night audi
ence, at the Christian church.
M r. Myers declared «hat the
greatest man in Ashland was
the man of greatest faith.
Ho
showed that faith was not some
thing te get but something which
<UU& hna a lr e a d y
T h e queatlOn
is where w ill you place your
faith. The plea of the Bible is
that we shall place our faith
in God.
He showed that faith
In anything must ever rest upon
the evidence that supports that
thing or fact. He showed that
the facts concerning the Resur
rection of Jesus are the best
proven facts of a ll history, lie
showed that civilisation depends
for it« future upon the faith of
t h i peoples of the world in Ood
and in each other.
The safety
of the home; the community) the
state and nation depends upon
the faith that people have. He
then
showed from
numerous
quotations
of
scripture
that
“ F aith comes by hearing and
hearing by th e Word o f God.’’
England, France, Germany,
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ENTRANCE TO
NCGEE‘£ STO R E
(Contributed)
' l OCARNO pact
Messenger
Bandit Gang Terrorizes Town'
W ASHING TO N, Dec. 1— (U . tt
p ) — Brigadier General Bdwid tt
L. K ing’« characteiizatlon of th e -jj
cro«n examination of prosecution tt
witnesae« by Attorney Reid at »
torney
for .Colonel
W illiam
Mitchell, in the latter'»* court »
m artial, a» “damn rot" ha« been »
reported to Secretary of W ar tt
Dari», it was learned here thia »
morning.
M ajor General R. J. *Howzc.
president of the court, of which
King is a member announced
this morning that he had carried
out the regulation, which re
quired such a report to be made
to the Secretary of W a r on the
use o f a n y -im p ro p e r langusge
by members of a court m artial.
The Mitchell court m artial yes
terday expunged from ita records
all mention of the episode of
Friday when remarks, by King
brought rigorous objections from
Frightened A w ay by Return
counsel fo r Colonel Mitchell.
o f Owner. Obtain Co&t
Representative Reid, Illinois,
For Efforts
ch|ef dlef^hse tkjunsel, asked
that the record be amended to
Burglars
last
night
were
obliterate
passage.
General
thwarted in th e ir attempt to rob
King, Reid indicated at the time,
the McGee's Ladles Furnishing
had remarked that certain phases
store here, obtaining only one
of the examination of a witness
eoat for their efforts.
A fter a
were “ damned rot." King apol
thorough check of his stock, Mr.
ogised at the time.
McGee this m orning' reported to
the police that the coat was the
LOVELAND TO PLAY
o n ly Article m losing, although
IN SEATTLE BAND several other articles had been
moved about by the burglars.
C arl Loveland, well known lo
Entrance to the store .was oh-
cal muscian, left this morning
tained by breaking open the hack
tor. Seattle, where for ' three
door of the eetehlishment. The
weeks, he w ill play In the o r
robbery, according to the police,
chestra in the new W arner’s m il
occurred about 9:30 last night.
lion dollar Egyptian theatre.
A t that time, M r. McOee re
W hile Loveland is
in
the
turned to his store to turn' out
north, his studio will be kept
the show window lights. He no
open by Kenneth Hobson who
ticed the rear door of the b u lg
w ill care for Loveland's pupils
ing open, and at once called the
Orchestra and band work in
police.
which Loveland has been very
Chief of Police McNabb and
active, w ill be continued by tem Patrolman Ingling were in Med
porary leaders until his return ford, attending the banquet or
the Jackson county officers asso
ciation.
and Special Police Gienr.
EUGENE BURGLARS
Simpson.
Night Patrolman C. W.
ARE PEN ESC A PES
Clause and F ire Chief Clint
EUGENE, Dec. l — GJ. P .)—■
’ Baughman investigated the af
'.'har’es Akers and Frank Thomas fair. They were unable to pick
arrested while robbing a sport up any clue«, and. after barring
ing goods store ?, few days the door, left.
This morning, an investiga
age have been identified as the
convicts "tho escaped from the tion disclosed tho fact that but
W alla W alla penitentiary on No
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vember 8.
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PAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925
ASHLAND, OREGON,
A t the clone of his service,
Mr. Myers displayed a copy of
the Ashland D aily Tidings and
complimented its managers upon
thq splendid writeup for the
Sunday meeting. Said Mr. Myere,
“I would rather praise anytime
than criticise.” Among the most
forceful enterprises for the up
building of Ashland stands the
Thn ttfw t thRt PBrFB*oci
the happenings in and1 by the
churches of Ashland, therefore,
is news of first magnitude.
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PEACE
Secretary c f Commerce, in Annual Report Declares D r
partment Has Aided America in Elim inating W aste
in Business. Conditions Better Than Ever, Report
Indicates.
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IS PLEA MADE Real Person
BY AVERILL
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A plea for the protection of «
game, one of the big resource« tt
of the state, was made at the tt
forum luncheon of the chamber
of commerce today by E. F.
A verill, state game warden, who
was principal speaker a t the
meeting.
“ We used to think It Was
smart to get ahead of the game
warden, hut H wasn’t.
IL was
just cheating,” A verill said, in
summing up his talk.
Oregon game killed each year,
is worth 94,000,000 as food
alone, Averill stated, tai pointing
out the magnitude of the fish
and game resources in this state.
E. D. Briggs, well known lo
cal attorney, who recently re
turned from a visit to Califor
nia was another speaker at tho
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Methodist Club
Boys Choose New
Leaders For Year
Pioneer H all was a scene of
«- mtnatten» and rejections
would shame the best senato
meeting when the Beaver Pio
neers of the Methodist church
In presenting a Bryan Mem started off < their years’ work.
orial service tonight it Is not Thia club was foremost in the
the thought of referring In any club work last year and took
manner to politics. The contri moat of the prisee for advance
bution
of
W illiam
Jennings ment both as individuals and
Bryan
to
the fig h t against as a club. Starting off the year
Atheism as it finds expression In with* an enrollment of 20 mem
evolution of today, and his pow bers, speaks well for this club.
erful stand for the word of God Under the leadership of J. W.
is the element In the life Of Mills, Jr., these boys should
Bryan that 'calls forth the ad have a very successful year.
Officers elected for the year
miration of Christiana record lea»
of any, political affiliation w hat are: Chlet Guide, Donald Ves
tal; Deputy Ranger, J^:k Leslie:
soever.
Treasurer, John Billings; Re
Christiana of all churehes and corder, Raymond Powell.
of all political .faiths w ill find
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the services helpful tonight.
M A D R I D , Dec. 1—
Dulcinea
del
Toboso,
heroine
of
Cervantes’
“ Don Quixote,” existed iu
real life, documents in
the archives of the city
of El Toboso have dis
closed.
Learned Investi
gator» are engaged in
tracing several characters
of the book in the hope
of being able to recon
struct them in real life.
The documentary dis- J
coveries apparently prove
that there was a fam ily
to whom Dulcinea ‘be
longed. There wefe found'
also papers of Dona Ana
Martinez Zarco of whom
Cervantes is believed to
to have been so enamored
that he made her the
heroine of his book.
The trial of Omar W. Murphy.
the result of an alleged beating
administered to his wife* Ella,
last March, was resumed in the
circuit court yeetenfay morning,
after a three days race»«, and
the entire morning session was
devoted t</ the defense cross-
examination of physicians called
by the state, with the exception
of Sister Mary of Sacred Iftw rf
hospital, who testified to the
last momenta of the dead woman.
Dre. Geary and Clancy of Med
ford, and Dr. Wood* of Ashland
,were the other state witnesses
under croM-examlnatlon.
The state theory, that death
was caused by an embolism,
in lay terms, s blood d ot. was
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MEDFORD MAN
HONORED FOR
SAVING LIFE
BY SIDN EY J. W IL L IA M S
United Press Staff Correspondent
LONpON, Dec. 1.— (IP)— Eur
ope — the breeding ground of the
world’s worst wars — today for
the first time in Its history wgs
given the order to stack arras.
Representatives of France. Ger
many, Itally, Great Britain and
Belgium today signed the Locarno
Pack, guaranteeing the sanctity of
trfe blood drenched frontier be
tween Franca and Germany along
which the armies of Europe have
clashed for 20 centuries.
By .the terms of the treaty Ger
many, France and Belgium have
agreed to submit disputes to tho
council o f the League of Nations
when Italy and Great Britain have
agreed to fly to the defense of
either side of the frontier actual
ly threatened
by an • invading
army.
Iu the eyes of the statesmen of
Europe* the signing of* the Paet
looms in importance far above its
actual terms.
They see In ita
psychological effect upon the peo
ple of Europe the effective liftin g
of the cloud of suspicion wh^eh
has persisted since the great war
and the advancement of the peace
ful efforts of the League, of dis
armament, and ef the general
1994 the wage rnte had risen to
ed Insull Medal This
cause of arbitration.
128 per «ent above pee-waf
The karaig, of Q m » Pact «tribe
«while she wboleeala. pçiqu level
directly at the heart of the causes
M EDFORD, Dec. I . — Howard which bred the last wdr and Which
had dropped to .60 per cefft above
pre-war,
•
Dynan o f this city has
been many
have feared were
fore
“W hile wages are higher than awarded the Insul medal for sav shadowing another greater war to
in 1920, wholesale price» are ing the life of a fellow employe come.
Joe Harrell, Formerly of lower,” he expíalas. “We thus of the California Oregon Power
The leading nations of Europe
Medford, in Change of
have the highest real wage in company by resuscitation follow have definitely promised to cease
New Business
our history, and we have had ing an electric »hock. John B.
aggression. Frenchmen and Ger
three year» of remarkable price Elsken, chairman of the accident mans have no longer cause to fear
Ashland w ill welcome a new stability.”
prevention
committee
of
the the artificial border which sep
addition to her many progressive
Discussing
the
fundamental Northwest Electric Light associa
business establishments tomor purpose of this campaign for tio n , is making a special trip fronj arates them.
The inviolability of Germany’s
row when the LIthia Springs gar waste
elimination..
Secretary Spokane to Medford for the pur
present western frontier is guar
age opens it» doors to the pub Hoover naya:__________
, .
pose of presenting this medal to anteed. France, Belgium and Gee-
lic .
This new garago, located
“Just as 20 years ago we un Mr. Dynan. The presentation will
many are Viound not to attack
in the very heart of Ashland, one dertook
nation-wide
conserva take place at a big meeting of the
Britain and Italy
half block south of the Lithin tion of our natural resources, so Copco Forum, which will be held each 'other.
have
agreed
to
Intervene against
Springs hotel, will be one of the we must today even more vig in thc assembly room of the Copco
any
agressor,
no*
matter whom.
finest of its kind in Southern orously sustain titas campaign of building tonight. It Is felt that
Germany,
Belgium
and France
Oregon, according to Joe H ar better nation-wide utilization of
this signal honor which has
rell, who will manage the new our industrial resource« and ef been bestowwl upon a Medford have undertaken to try to settle
peaceably all questions arising
establishment.
The
beautiful fort. More especially is this the
resident is worthy of more than between them. This means that
new building, which will house case in view of the many com
ordinary interest, this being the where the dispute has become too
the Lithia Springs garage, was plex forces which have arisen
first Insull medal to he awarded Involved it shall be submitted .to
constructed by A. L. Lamb of from the war, and particularly
in the state of Oregon, if not in the count'll of the league of da-
this city and will provide 24.000 the difficulty of maintaining our
the entire northwest.
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tlons for decision. The contract
feet of yoor space for storage situation as against the compe
The Insull medal Was establish ing parties have undertaken to
and
repairing
work.
It
Is tition of a world of lower stan
ed in 1923 by Samuel Insull, pres act In accordance with the cooA-
strictly modern and fireproof dard» overseas.”
ident of the Commonwealth Edi cil's decision.
and is steam heated, having
Eugene 8. Gregg, Chief of the son company of Chicago, and is
The Pact w ill come Into foroe
one of the best heating plants Department's Transportation Dl-
awarded with an appropriate cer- as soon as Germany beomee. -a
to be found in any storage gar , vision, reports that one of tho
tiflicate to employes of electric full-fledged member of the League
! most important contributions to
age in Oregon.
utilities who are instrumental in of Nations.
W ith no obstacles
Joe H krrell, who was formerly the elimination of waste has been
saving life by means of the ptone standing in the way this te ex
associated with the Medford Val- the remarkable Improvement in
pressure method of resuscitation.
pected to occur about the middle
canlzing W orks at Medford, will railway transportation.
have cojnplete charge of tho
“ The first factor In that Im
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provement wan the provision of
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adequate transportation its e lf”
»ays Mr. Oregg.
Improvement of oùr inland
waterways is discussed by rani
8. Clapp, special assistant to
the Secretary, who calls special
attention to the work of the 81.
Lawrence Commission, which Is
considering the project to open
Lincoln C. Countryman, \a route between the Great Lakes
The Ashland Y. M. C A. boys city throughout the week. Last
accompanied by his w ife and
and the ocean.
work
is getting under way in year the Ashland Y. M. C. A.
tfro
lattcr’a . mother, all
Goorga K, Burgess, Director ut
tAOdBM lie nfe* <sr rrff w yr
tine
etyi«
fo r ilalfc
from
Bellingham ,
Wash.,
the Bureau of Standards, reports
and
this year should surpags
Pioneer
<duba
under
the
leader-
have been Ashland visitors
on the . work of that Bureau,
Clubs fostered by
ship of J. W. Mills, Jr„ and Ted that record.
for a few day» leaving this
which, since the war, has de
the
Y
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M.
C.
A., are: Friendly
Yerlan
In
the
Methodist
and
morning for Southern Cali
veloped greatly on the -side of
Indians for boys from the »gee
Ohrlstlon
churches
have
been
fornia where they expect to
industrial research Into thc elim
started the past month.
Mr. of 9 to 13: Pioneer clubs and
spend the winter months.
ination of waste in industrial
Mills clnb will enroll about 20 Scouts for boys from tbs ages
Mr, (Vmntryman, who has
processes, always in cooperation
members and Mr. Yerlan'e club of 13 to 19, and Comrade and
prospered during a long
with the Industries themselves.
about
16 members.
The boy» H i-Y clubs for the older b o „.
period o f business activity
’ Through these researches,”
are
very
enthusiastic
about
thc Thia gives a well filled progragt
at, Bellingham , spent a num-
says Dr. Burgees, “ways and
work and have great things un for the boy from 9 yean of age
her of hie early boyhood
means have been found for
wl,h to 20 years of age.
years in Ashland and at
the better utilisation of our raw der their bonnets that
belag placed upon physical.
to
accomplish
during
the
year.
tended the public M-iioo|s
materials, for cheapening and
Itnal, social and intellectual
The
local
Y.
ft.
C.
A.
organi
and old academy here forty
Improving the quality of manu
sation fosters the organisation velopmeot.
years ago. ..He greatly en
factured articles, and for turning
Officers of tho
of
boys clubs in churches and
joyed during his visit here
to useful purposes by-pfoducts
A.,
are O. F. Canmu.
schools
throughout
the
city
with
the sA ond one since he left
of industrial plants.”
O. H. BUIlagn,
Jhe
Pioneer
Chautauqua
H
all
as
in 1AM, renewing the ac
A conspicuous example of def
headquarters for the meetings of Anderooa,
quaintance of some of Ids
inite accomplishment ih wnsto
clubs.
Here there are meeting Oaiey, ch a lrm a
boyhood friends and
st the present 116 hoys of tho committee.
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LITHIA SPRINGS
GARAGE TO BE
OPENED S
MURPHY FIGHTS
TESTIMONY IN
Former Resident
MURDER TRIAL of City Renews
Physicians Galled on Stand
by State to Give Gause *
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of Death
A SSUR ED
Germany, Fran«:« and Belgium
Agree to Keep Borders of
Countries Inviolate
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 . - (IP )-P rogress the United
States lias made (Turing the past five years in the dim in
ution of industrial waste on a natioiud scale lia s brought
about “ one of the most astonishing transformations ih
economic history,’’ according to Secretary Hoover, whose’
¡mnuaj report, made public today, surveys American in
dustry in support of this contention.
What the country as a whole has acoomplished d u r
Mrs. George W. Steele, wife of
ing the past five years in increased Rational efficiency in the commander of the Lakehurst,
this direction is impossible of measurement,” says Sec N. J., naval air station, Is In the
retary. Hoover. “ Nor does the Department of Com center of tho public attention in
merce lay claim to credit for the great progress that has Washington now. Mrs. Zachary
Laimdowne, widow of the Shen
been made save as we may have helped to organize
a andoah
andoah’s
»aid It
it was
4 , ö
i,
» commander, said
* .‘.V’bni.te publm uipyemenL_JLhaJLm(»yeinent is the result of
StwtF who. brOn(rht her thc
a realization by every group* — business men, industrial} euer in whteh she ehargea G qp -
leaders, cñgineehi, and workers — of the fundamental im tuin Patil Foley »ought to get her
to change her testimony.
portance of this business of waste elimination.
“ In addition to elimination of waste we have had
the benefit of notable advances in science, improvement
in methods of management, and prohibition. Thanks to
The lowil of Cassopolis, Mich. ,was under Abe sway elimination, of waste und these other eonXrihuting fact
of four bandits for three hours while the criminals made ors, we cují as a nation show one of the most astonishing
a desjierate but futile attem pt to blow the safe in rot* transformations in economic history.”
The Secretary then calls at
First National Bank. Driving every one off the streets)------
tention to figures from the De
with shots, they set off six charges, in the bank, but fin
partment of Labor indicating
ally fled without getting anything except $400 in postage
that whereas In 1920 tho wage
rate was 99 per cent above pre
stamps. Above shows how the windows of the hanfc
war and the wholesale price level
were wrecked by the explosion; Velow, how the interior
126 per cent above pre-war, in Howard Dynan to be Award
suffered.
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Old Acquaintances
pnnions.
T O NEW PIONEER CLUBS
FORMED FOR LOCAL BOYS