MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestic water helps.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland's
Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
ASHLAND h j X .o ’S i
Without the use of
4ie cures
nine cases out
of asthma.
This is a
Wire Service)
ASHLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY, DEC. 1
Soyiet Envoy
Received
Without Music
Directors Feel Full Support
of all of Farmers Not '
• Given Association
LOSE MONET YEARLY
That It is imperative that
aorte definite action be taken
toward the support of the Ash­
land Fruit and Produce associa­
tion, in order to continue the
operation of the warehouse here,
was the stand takerj yesterday
afternoon by the directors of
the association, at a meeting
of the directors with R. H. Kipp
of the marketing department of
the Portland chamber of com­
merce. Kipp was here yeserday,
conferring with the directors as
to the advisibllity of continuing
the activllea of the association.
It is understood that the as­
sociation has lost money- during
the past.
Last season, it Is
reported, the association lost
,2.500 on the year's activities,
while this season, while the loss
has not been so large, there is
a deficit, which the directors feel
may be taken up by the De­
cember business.
A number of reasons are giv­
en for the loss, the first of which
to that the association has fct-
tem pted
to
operate
d uring
«
PARIS, D m . IS— Tor
O 'th e
second ‘ time
In
tt France’s modern dipto-
99 ' m atlc’ history a foreign
U ambassador presented his
a credentials today without
a « the national anthem of
a his country being played,
a
President
Doumergue
a today received the creden-
a tlals of Christian Rok-
a ovsky as Soviet ambas-
a sador to France.
The
a band did not play the
a "Internationale" or the
a /M arseillaise."
a
On arrival In Paris
a ’ Rokovsky demanded that
a the “ Internationale” , be
a played, but President Dou-
8 mergue refused to receive
8 the ambassador If he
8 Insisted on this.
8
The previous Instance
of refusal to play the
‘■
‘Internationale” was when
Leonid
Krassln,
Rok­
ovsky s’ predecessor, was
accredited.
19 Frieghl Cars Were Piled Up
tt
»
a
a
a
8
8
#
8
8
Amount Comas From 25 Par
Cent Revenía of Forest
th-
past with other cooperative selling
This has been found Impoeeible
with other cooperative. selling
organisations, and so far has
proven unauccfiaafuk here. The
association handle* ~ the 'farm
produce on an eight per cent
basis, which to far below th»
Income of any other business in
the city, a n d .a mark at which
other concerns of the kind have
found it impossible to exist.
Also, the directors declare,
farmer* have not given the as­
sociation their entire support,
marketing their choice produce
themselves, and giving their low-
er grade products to the asao-
elation for sale.
A meeting of the directors of
the association, together' with a
committee from the chamber of
commerce has been called for
next Tuesday evening. Kipp will
be present at that time, and will
endeavor to obtain a closer
relationship belw'een the grow­
er, the business man and the as­
sociation.
(Continued on Paga Four)
spite of the heavy rain of
tost night, which turned to
the higher altitudes
snow
tomorrow will see hundreds • of
X UJAN-f
KM CHOO
T
CHOO
Ashland and other Rogue River
Valley folks lu the hill*, in
search
of mleteltoe,
Oregon
grape, Christmas trees and other
greenery, to be used for Christ­
mas decorating.
During the past week, »an y
Ashland people have adready
visited the hills, and returned
with their holiday decorations.
Last Sunday, large crowds were
ranging throughout the Siskiyou*
and over the Green Spring, but
with Christmas but thirteen
days away, it to certain that a
much larger number will he out
tomorrow.
There are few persons en­
gaged commercially- in making
wreaths, and in Bailing Chrlvt-
> Koser has completed the d
trlbutton, among the countie^ of
the state, of the moneys re­
ceived by the state from the
United * State* government, rep­
resenting twenty-five per cent
of the receipts from forest re­
serve rentals, sales of timber
and other sources of revenue
from the national forest reserve,
within the state for the year
edlng June 30, 1926.
The
total amount received b y ’
state for the fiscal year endi.x
June 30 1925, was 9168,804.20,
as compared to 2176,943.78 for
the fiscal year ending June 3'.'
The foreat reserve a-ea
1924
in the atate for the fiscal year
1925 was 13,199,388 acres, as
against, 13,178,023 acres for
1924, an increase of 21,365
acrea.
Jackson county
w.th
parts of Crater, Klamath a <d
Umpqua forests, a total of 378,-
718 acres, received 919,843.S9
frqm Koser.
Bend — New union high school
costing 9276,000, dedicated.
mas trees and other »greenery,
end it will therefore be neces­
sary for most of these who
intend decorating, and who does
not?, to do the work them­
selves.
For several days, the stores
of the city have been decorated
In their holiday garb. Wreaths
of Oregon grape and other green
leaves are used, with a few of
the stores uetng holly berries,
which are' very scarce In this
vicin ity ________________________
Mlsteltoe ia said to be plenti­
ful, especially on the Slsklyona,
where large quantities of thii
beautiful decoration have been
obtained.' It is difficult, how­
ever,, those who have been ont
declare, to find mlsteltoe .with
berries, hut some has beon
brought in.
Record Run Made to Klam­
ath Falls, Bearing
Serum
Total of 22,462 Out of State
Cars Stop Here During
Eleven Months
YOUTH
L IV E
C A L I F O R N I A LEADS
With Herum Treatment for Roy
Hawkins, Officer Braves ley
Roads and Pouring Rain
F ifty P er Cent of Registrations
Made a t Three Southern
Oregon Cities
WILL
There were 3,249 registra­
Roaring through the night at
tions of foreign motor vehicles
a terrific speed over the Oreen
in Oregon reported to Secretary
Spring mountain, and Into Klam­
of State Koser for the month of
ath Falls, with the ley roads
November, according to figures
and the dangerous curves threat­
made public today at the local
ening every instant to dash him
registration bureau. This is ac
ou<Lgot
loose
on
the
fqmouB
A long string of freight cars on the Pennsylvania rai
over the edge of the h ig h ‘cliffs,
Increase of 1,016 registraUonu
a
steep
two-mi
le
gradé
into
“ horse shoe curve” near Altoona, Pa., and raced dpv
Where such a fall would have
over the November record for
and
were
wrecked,
blocking
the city. There the cars “ side-swiped” another strin
meant Instant death, State Traf­
1924 and 472 over that for Nov-
all traffic on the main line and killing two trainmen. ’ ic hrakenian saved his life by fic Sergeant Joheph J. McMahcn
ember, 1923.
The falling Off
running back along the tops of the cars. There are nil teen curs piled up in the heap ! lost night probably saved the
of registrations for November
l life of Roy Hawkins; 10, of
last year, however, was due to
shown above.
| Klamath Falls, when he de-
the prevalence of the foot and
I llvered to Klamath Falls physi­
mouth disease epidemic which
cians serum for the treatment
kept many tourists out of the
of spinal meningitis.
northwest.
The total regls-
Roy, the young son of Sheriff
rations for the eleven months
Burt Hawklus of Klamath coun-
period of 1925 was 80,319, which
ty /la y in a hospital In that city,
is an increase of 6,176 for the
stricken with the dread disease
same period of 1924 and of
which is raging, almost as an
4,648 for the entire year of
LOS ANGELES, D m .
epidemic
in
Klamath
Falls,
1924. Of the total registrations
12— An
order
closing
serum was needed for the treat­
for the eleven months of 1925,
down 9 out of every 10
ment, the only means of saving
to November 30, approximately
amusement games at Yew- 4*1
the youth's life.
The nearest
50 per cent was listed at the
ice, beach resort city ¿JB Stote Board Backs Oregon serum was at Medford.
three Southern Oregon station*,
which recently annexed
McMahon was in Ashland, but
Society in Sale of Sumps
Ashland, Medford and Orants
to Loe Angeles, was to-» M
Medford
police
located him
to Finance Work
Pass.
sued today following a t»
here, And then brought the
Visiting cars from Alabama
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 12 —
ruling by the city prose- rl»
McMahon Widespread fejoiclng was the rnie Connecticut
(Special) — The Christmas seal started on the 65 .mile Journey throughout Japan when It was
WASHINGTON. Dec. f t . — 8 cutor’s office declaring
sale has been endorsed as follows to Klamath Falls, with every announced that a daughter had Maryland, North Carolina and
(Special) — A fair Settlement of 8 the games to be Illegal.
South Carolina were missing
differences existing between a
Princess from the November registrations,
Leases, stecke, equip- ;'8 by the Oregon State Board of minute perhaps meaning the dif­ been born to the
number of western stockmen and
ment and buildings eatl- 8 Health:
ference between life and death Nagako (above) and Prince Re­ but' there were four registrations
"Christmas seal time Is here for young Hawkins.
gent Hlrohlto (below).
the F k i ee t Servloe will not be
mated to be valued at Mt
from Alaska, 58 from Canada
again, and you are already doubt-
difficult, announced William M.
The girl ia their first, child,
Even though th e road w as icy
and. seven from the Hawaiian
Jardine. Secretary o f Agriculture |y affected W the order,
-in spot« the iMVhment slidt
Islands during' that moMh. T<v
the 1925 seal. It shows two can­ with the pouring rain, McMahon
in referring to recent criticisms of jj
Today's ruling was t
tai registrations for the eleven
dles set in the traditional holly pushed his powerful car to the LODGE IS ASKED TO
graslag fees and other features 8 second setback the amuae-
months. January to November,
and miatleltoe of the holiday sea­ limit. In places the speedometer LOCATE MISSING BOY
of range administration on <the 8 ment business has recelv-
1925, by states, follows:
son below a red double barred pointer touched the 75 mile
8 ed since the behch
National Foresta.
Alabama, 27: Arisons. « 4 :
The local Odd Fellows lodge
became a part of 8 cross, the official emblem of the mark, and on the dangerous
Secretary Jardine believes that
Arkansas, 94; California, 43,156:
has
been
Requested
to
locate
if
angeles. Prohibition 8 anti-tuberculosis crusade through- Green Spring hill, he drove as
the department’s long-standing
1,403;
Connectleuti
Crow. Colorado,
though it were the smoothest possible, George (Bud)
policy of baaing gearing fees upon 8 of Sunday dancing be- 8 out the world.
65;
Deleware.
9
/
Florida,
12f;
“About 300 years ago Shakes­ boulevard, making turns at a age 16; 5 feet, 8 inches tall; Oeorgla, 4 8 ;
the value of the forage should be 8 came effective two weeks 8
Idaho,
’
4,490:
peare wrote in the Merchant , of speed which would have meant weight 116; fair complexion; Illinois,*855; Indiana. <14; Iowa.
contiued, but that any , resulting 8 ago.
dark brown hair; small round
Venice about a' candle throwing death to most drivers.
increase in the rates should be
face;
pleasing personality, small 432; Kansas,' 748; Kentucky.
Its beams like ‘a good deed In a
And he arrived In time to
adjusted liberally to economic
42; Louisiana, 74; Maine, 21;
naughty world!’ Many are the save the life of Roy Hawkins. bunch or aepr under left Jaw Maryland,
conditions in the livestock indus­
41;
Massachusetts.
conditions that have changed Today, physicians held out hope near,M r, and a very faint acar 129; Michigan. 552; Minnesota.
try such as the depression from
across
neck
in
front.
that the boy would
recover,
which the western cattle business
He
disappeared
from
his 603; Mississippi, 37; Missouri.
thanks to McMahon's wonderful
la still but lowly recovering.
home In Gooding, Idaho, on 484; Montana. 1,114; Nebraska.
exhibition of bravery and sk’ll
The department has previously
August 18, and la believed :o «E8: Nevada, 406; New Hamp-
In driving.
announced that in no event will
be in thia vicinity. Mrs. Crow ihire, 14; New Jersey, 130; New
No time was taken of the
the gracing fees be increased prior
Is prostrated and any informa­ York, 377.; North Carolina, 25;
trip, but those who know *of
to 1927. The range appraisals re­
tion would be appreciated.
It | North Dakota, 250; Ohio. 679;
the feat, are certain that Mc­
cently made by the Forest Ser­
Bud sees this he should write Oklahoma, 582; Pennsylvania,
Mahon set a record for tho dis­
vice have been submitted to an
home immediately and relieve 302; Rhode Island, 20; South
tance.
_ •
> grown
Carolina, 3; South Dakota, 268;
experienced western stockman,
Tennessee, 49; Texaa 181; Utah,
Dan B. Casement, for an inde­ Siskiyou County Scene of enouih
Weird Exhuming of
of
892; Vermont, 27; Virginia, 63;
pendent check and review. Thia
Many Bodies
,hBn .
CABINET QUITS
Washington, 17.247; Washing­
will enable Secretary Jardine to
YREKA. Dec. 12. -
So that
LISBON, Dec. 12— (U. P .)— ton D. C., 48; Wisconsin, 349;
consider the matter from all an­ their bonea may rest with those
Bernadino Machado was today Wyoming, 409;
Alaska, 35:
gles before further action to of their honorable ancestors, long
elected
president of the repub- Canada. 1.037; Canal Zone. 7;
taken.
since turned to mold and dust in BC
lie.
The old cabinet h
the lend of Confucius, the skele-
(Contlnued on Page Four)
(Continued On Page Four)
signed.
tons of 66 Chinese men and wo-
n Bt
men In Siskiyou county , were ex- “var*g<
humed last week from the burial *®n y
grounds at Yreka, Mt. Shasta,
® ni
Scott Bar, Etna and Happy Camp “,0
and sacked, boxed and shipped to ®n ®
San Francisco on the first lap
* T
Jack Milton, operator of Jack-
of their long Journey across the ®nc® ’
son Hot Springs, and E. P.
_ ,
have bi
Pacific.
Morrick, owner of the Merrick
SALEM, Dec. 12— (Special!
For many years the bodies have "Pmen
Motor Inn ^nd Camp Ground In
— Registration bf motor vehicles been burled In Siskiyou soil, sev-
,*®al
Medford, were elected members
Details of the program for the boy» from Eliot School will give
in Oregon for the month of ersi of them more than a quarter
e
of the board of director* of the Oregon State Teacher*’ Associa­ a dramatlaatton of familiar songs
November, 1925, totalled 3,4 T9 of a century. Their owners carte Pre,ent
newly organised Oregon Camp­ tion as prepared by Miss Cornelia under the direction of Misa Mabel
of which 262 . were trucks and with the first gold rush, in many ,n ,en<(
ground Association it was learn­ J. Spencer of Ptortland, president, Hurley, class room teacher. De­
3,227 passenger cars. The
cases, and true to. their teaching,
to
ed this morning, upon their re­ Dean E. D. Ressler of the Oregon partmental sesalona will be held
tai registration for the eleven they passed down the word that, rom tf
turn from Portland.
Agricultural College, secretary, Wednesday afternoon and Thurs­
months of 1926 was 214,849,
when the time came, their bodies ®rcu °
More
than
300
of
the
leading
and the head* of the various de­ day morning. The association will
of which 197,902 were passenger should be sent back to thè laud for ,hn
camp ground owners and operat­ partment* of the association, rare cleee Its work with a general as­
cars.
Thia shows an indrease that gave them birth ana where ®*g®_lg
ors In the atate were preaegt at
sembly
Thursday
afternoon.
I h o
gatherfflf In
Pftrtlifld,
evilepirfts
coatd
not
disturb
the!F
for November of 1924 and of
tire program will soon be ready When addreaaea will be given by
which was held for the or­ for publication according to an­ Mr. Fred W. 8tefwer of Pendle­
28,399 over the tptal registra­ eternal sleep.
ganisation of an association to.
War
broke
out
and
the
bodlaa
tions
for the
corresponding
nouncement by E. F.- Carlton of ton representing the American
the betterment of camp grounds
stayed
undisturbed
in
their
grave*. jR A
Eugene, chairman of committee Legion. Misa Wilson and Dr. Cnh-
eleven months of 1924 and an
In the state.
berley. Third grade pupils from
Increase of 22.820 over the 10- The society to which each man
on inform&tlon.
Members of the board of heSllh
tal registration» for the year and woman, once a part of the M C I
The Representative Council Hosford 8chool will sing three
met with the camp ground own­
living 8lsklyou, paid dues for the
1924.
will meet on Tuesday, December pert songs under the direction Of
ers,
and for several hours dis­
Registration fees received hy ultimate return of their bodtoa M m
29, for the. transaction of all busi­ Mrs. Grace Williams McCrackah.
cussions were held, relative to
the Secretary of State for tw continued to fend off encroach- H N
ness.
On Wednesday mernlng the Representative members of the
the proper conducting of camp
month Of November from ail Ing'cows, who would break dowfc
general aasembly will medt to faculties of the Oregon 8ta«e
Normal School, Oregon Agricul­
sources amounted to 933.840.Vi. cemetery fences to graie among KSjj fl
It Is the plan of. the organi­ listen to addresses from Miss tural College, and the University
a gain of 912,761.93 over the the mounts and to care for each
sation, with the aid of the board Mabel V. Wilson of the Seattle of Oregon, well known elan* room
receipts for the same month of little heap of earth, once man or fREL
of health, to classify all camp Public Schools, Dr. E. P. Cub- teacher», and city and county «**-
li
1924. For the eleven months’ woman.
grounds in the state.
The borly of Stanford Unlveralty. and ertnteadeato from an sections W
period of 1925 the total raven'«
grounds will fall
into three Mrs. J. F. Hill, vice-president of
Bend — New union high school
Oregon have been assigned work
from motor vehicle registrations
classifications, and a flag, in- the National Congress of Parents
ia the departmental programs. Ik
amounts to 95-849,495.19,1 an coating 9276,000, dedicated.
dicatlve of the classification, and Teachers. Assembly singing
the Repreeoatative Coendl m
increase of 9595,190.29 over the
will be furnished each camp will be under the direction of
Peacock mine at Bumeatead to
corresponding period of 1124
Supervisor
W.
H.
Boyer
of
the
ground. Thia flag must be on
and 9582,011.49 over the rft- Ao ho developed with 9370.090
Portland achoota; upper grade
display at all times.
celpta for the full year of 1929. fuad.
Amusements
at Venice
Ordered Closed
214,849 Cars Are
Registered in Ore.
During 11 Months
Christmas