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AILY
MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive thrqe months in
the rich osqne at Ashland. Pure
domestio water helps.
The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Newspaper, For. Nearly Fifty Years
,-Maa
ASHLANT LIMATE
.Without the
¿kec y dicine cures
nine cas< x *
fen of asthma.
This * ^ v » * > n faet.
(U nited Press W ire Service)
VOL. XLIX
Successor to the Ssmi-Weekly TIdtagg. Volarne «
CO M M ISSIO N
10 HEAR S. P.
CASE IN FEB.
Entire Commission to be at
Session to be Held
February 4 and 6
NATRON
CUT-OFF
UP
M atte r W ill be Cleared up as
Soon as la Poetrible, Oem-
■ mission Declare«
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. —(Ip)
REDUCTION MADE IN
CRATER PARK FUNDS
-\c '
ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, J AX 6, 1926
looks Like a Dry Year
The in terior department appro­
priations bill, given to the House
by the appropriations commit­
tee yesterday, shoved a slight
reduction in the appropriation for
the maintainance of Crater Lake
National Park.
*
During 1925, the amount ap­
propriated for the Park was »38,-
3<0, while the new blit will ap­
propriate but »37,180, a re­
duction of »1180.
APPLEGATE FUNERAL
TO BE HELD THURSDAY
Funeral services for Lucien B.
Applegate, who died in Klam ath
Falls Monday, will be held at
K lam ath Falls tomorrow morn«
ing. Pall bearers will be members
of the Masonic lodge of which
Mr. Applegate was a member. »
Mr. Applegate Is survived by
two sons, Elmer, of
^lam ath
Falls, and Fred L., of Swan Lake
valley, and two daughers, Mrs
Charles Chitwood
of Jackson­
ville and
Elsie Applegate,
a
music instructor in the Klamath
Falls schools.
LICENSES POR
POOL ROOMS
DUE AT ONCE
GOLF COURSE
IS SURVEYED
NEAR PHOENIX
— The Interstate Commerce Com
mission announced today, that all
hearings, bearing upon the ap­
plication of the Southern Pacific
Railroad tompany, and a sub­
sidiary company of the Southern
Two Applications Received
Pacific for permission to construct
Two More
certain lines of railroad In South­
ltetanding
ern Oregon, as a part of the
"Natron Cut-Off” w ill be held
Although ail licenses for the
here February 4 and 6, before operatoin of pool tables within
the entire commission member­ the city, expired on December 31,
ship.
bnt two applications for the re­
This m atter has been hanging newal of hese licenses were re­
fire fo r several months, and the ceived last last night, at the
commission and the railroad are first regular meeting of thfe year
-endeavoring.. to clean ..ft up aa ^°r ike city cduhcIT
soon as possible.
The application of Jim Cook
Washington is .going to be dry on every eve, if these
►copie have anything to say about it. Five thousand gal
ons of liquor, of all qualities, have been confiscated and
ru7t^7onÎH 7WbrQ<L dl^ U1,i00’
to Ih' «lestroyed- At the left is U. S. Marshall
nut the council refused to act up- — — -
3.
C.
Snyder,
former newspaper man, with his axo ready
COURT BUSINESS
on the application' of W illiam
SHOWS INCREASE Rheinhart' instructing the city ;o break the bottles; next is Wayne B. Wheeler, general
recorder to notify Rheinhart that counsel for the Anti-Saloon League. Detective Scrivener
Court
busines»
in
Jackson he w4U appear before the council
of Washington is a t W heeler’s
county for the fjn al quarter pf at its next regular meeting, and
1925, shows an lncAsase of 40 make his application in person. W alker W illebrandt, assistant attorney general of Ui
Lnited States, in* charge of all federal prohibition cases,
per cent in volume, according to
Of the other pool halls in the
. the report of the county clerk. city, no applications have been is a t the right. .
NO. 106
All HEADS OF CIIY
RETAINED IN OFFICE
CHINA FEARS
NEW OUTBREAK
OF CIVIL WAR
American Minister Tells U-
S. That Outbreak is
Imminent
TUAN CHI JUI
Mayor Johnson Reappoints Every City Employe in
Service at the End of 1925. Department Heads
Are Given Salary Increases. All Standing Com­
mittees Remain Same, Johnson Says.
QUITS
Ask» Feng Yu Hsing to Again
Take Charge of Chinese -
Government
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. — (IP)
— An immediate revival of the
civil war in China Is feared.
American Minister John V a n 'X
MacMurray reported to the state
In a blanket appointment, covering every indnm-
bent in office at the end of 1925, Mayor Johnson last
night reappointed the city employes for the coming (department today
year, ^lie appointments were immediately ratified by a
P E K IN G . Jan. S. —,
unanimous vote of th e •tnmeil.
Tuan Chi Jul. chief executive of
Thè heads of the various city departments, who China, has prepared the notice of
Nine Hole Course in Pros*
will continue in office are: City Electrician C A. Malone, his resignation, and has tele­
pect Lying in Foothills
Near Here
City W ater Superintendent Earl Hosier, Street Com­ graphed General Feng Yu Hsing,
missioner Frank M errill,,Chief of Police G. W. McNabb, Christian general an appeal to
Ppasibillties for a nine hole
again assume his responsibility
golf course, which may "ho used Fire Chief Clinton Baughman, City Engineer F. H.
at
the head of his forces, declar­
by Ashland player», and whiph W alker and City A ttorney William M. Briggs. In addi­
ing that the conduct of any gov­
will be but a few- miles , from tion, all city employes, umier these heads of depart-
ernment would otherwi—
A sh lkn d . are" brighter today thafi meBt s,w e re retained?
possible.
ever before, with the surveying
Rumor had it yesterday that Frank Merrill, present
Feng gave notice recently of
of the course now being under
his intention to stop soldiering
street
commissioner,
was
to
he
relieved
by
Jack
True.
way.
,
in China, and of going to Eur­
Welborn Beeson, local surveyor However, Mayor Johnson yesterday afternoon learned ope for a rest.
is now engaged in laying out that True, who lives outside the City limits, was in­
He has been the support of
the first nine holes of the course. eligible for the position for that reason, and the Mayor
Tuan’s feeble regime.
The eottrso is in tho edge o f the t he r efo re reappointed Mer rill.
foothills, southwest of Tboenix,
In addition to the reappoint­
IRWIN FUNERAL TO
and is pronounced by several ex­
ments. almost every department
BE HELD THURSDAY
perts who have viewed It, to be
head was given a raise In sal­
FLOWER
TDHÖLDMEET
ON THURSDAY
one of exceptionally fine setting
ary, ranging front* a »50 Increase
The funeral of Mrs. George
received, but It is believed that
and scenic beauty.
te r the th y «,-ectricaln. to a »25 Irwin.,.- who—died - a t—he r—hn w ,.-
These applications will be In by
PAIR ROUND OVER TO Lee E. Smith, of Tillamook,
increase for the other members. on
Helman
street,
yesterday
the next regular meeting, to be
GRAND JURY TODAY an expert In golf course promo­
Malone’s salary was Increased morning, w ill be held from the
held January 19. The pool halls
tion. arrived in Ashland yester­
from »200 to »250; Hosier’s from Preebyterlan church, tomorrow
Alford Perry and Stanford M t- day afternoon, and w ill remain in
w ill undoubtedly be allowed to
»150 to »175; McNabb’s from afternoon at 2 o’clock. Tho burial
Curry, arrested Monday night qn the city soveral days. He is in ­
operate until that time, but un­
»125 to »150; and Baughman’s Is in charge of the H. C. Stock
a statutory charge, were board terested in the ^proinotum o f a
less the applications h^ve been,
front. 1.125 to |J 5 fl. In addition. Undertaking P artox,.
over to the grafiff Jury this m o rP club here. Smith has been en
received by that time, the council
City Attorney Briggs, whose Sal­
ing when they were given thoir gaged for the past two months
w ill probably refuse the owners
ary is »900 per year, although
prelim
inary hearing before Jus­
t f f l ? o n ii
the rig h t to operate until they
in the organization of a large Second Meeting- of Club to not given a direct Increase, was
BUWZDYXSTMU3XV
tice of the Peace Roberts.' Ball
have made application.
. .
club near Salem, and is also the
be Held at Library
given the right to charge, at
was set at »500, and in default
N ininger’s and H llty ’a are -the
owner of the attractive Alder-
Tomorrow
regular rates, for w o rk ' done
The body of Miss Maxine Ride­
of this bond, they were remanded
only two pool rooms from which
brook
course
at
Tillamook.
for
the city before the county out, who died in Klamath Falla.
T
o
u
r
i
s
t
s
Frightened
by
to
the
county
ja
il.
no applications have been re­
Members of the recently or­ court.
Several attempts have been
Stories of Siskiyons,
January 2, was brought to Ash­
ceived.
A. C. N lninger, owner
ganized Ashland Flower Club
made
during
the
past
year
to
ob­
A report of City Treasurer Q. land yesterday, for burial. In ­
Says
Hotel
Man
tain a< golf course near this city, will hold their second meeting O. Eubanks, which was accepted terment was held in the Moun-,
------------------- ~ ~
' of the pool room which is located
at Pioneer and East Main street,
but ail have fallen through be at the library, tomorrow evening by tho councu. showed that the tain View Cemetery. The burial
“Stories, circulating in the
COLLEGE FUNDS ARE ‘declared last night that his late­ Northern part of the state to the
cause of the lack of proper sup­ at eight o’clock, it was learned city has »66,341 In bonds and was In charge of J. P. podge
AGAIN CONSIDERED ness in making application was effect that th e , Slskiyous are in
port or the proper promotion this morning.
cash In the bank.
and Sons. Funeral Directors.
slmpy an oversight, and that he terrible shape, and are a ll but
methods.
The committee, which was ap­
Bills amounting to »3,338.29,
O L Y M P IA , Jan. 6. — (IP) —
would have bis application in by impassible, are cutting down the
pointed at the first meeting, early checked by the finance commit­
A jo in t resolution to amend the the next regular meeting.
PRINCE NOT ENGAGED,
last month to draw up a con- tee, were ordered paid.
travel
through
Southern
Oregon
rules, in order to permit recon­
SWEDE
MINISTER SAY8
situation
and
by-laws
for
the
or­
at least twenty-five per cent,"
Mayor Johnson announced that
sideration of. the educational fin­
PIPER TO SPEAK AT
ganization, will have Its report all standing committees would
»aid O. T. Bergner, well known
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 6. — Op)
ance bills, was sent to the Sen­
ready by tomorrow night, and remain the same, with the ex­
LINCOLN_CLUB
MEET
local hotel man, owner and man­
— Replying to an inquiry, the
ate today from the House, where
It Is probable that the constitu­ ception that Councilman High master of ceremonies of the
I t is w ith a great deal of plea­ ager of the Hotel Oregon, today.
it was adopted last night, 63-31.
tion will be adopted, and the would take the place on the
Bergner declares that news
sure
that
the
program
committee
Swedish court today telegraphed
The resolution would bring
M. S. Spence, Sought on
organization gotten under way. committee» le ft vacant by the. the United Press that rumors of
stories, which have appeared in
before the House again, two bills, for the next regular banquet of
Liquor
Count,
Arrested
It is the intention of the club resignation of former Council­ the engagement of the Prince of
the Portland papers, have been
providing for additional millages the Lincoln Club of Jackeon
in Medford
A total of »1,822.314.86 was to promote two flower shows here
responsible
for
many
persons,
man R. E. Detrlck.
Wales to Princess Astrid of Swed­
and capital outlay for the high­ county announces that Edgar B.
collected by the state of Oregon this year, members declare. The
who btherwise would have made
M. S. Spence, father of two
A long discussion of the drain­ en were unfounded.
er education institutions,' which Piper, editor of the Oregonian,
in tho form of gasoline 'tax be­
the trip by auto, either using
youths arrested several days ago tween A pril l and September 30 first will be staged during the age problem on Allda street was
wete vetoed by Governor H a rt­ will make the principal address
the
train
or
rem
ainin
g
a
t
home.
on their ranch a short distance of last year, according to a report, spring months, In order that held, but tlje council took n o ! PART OF GERMANY
ley. The Senate passed the bills on "Lincoln.”
“Every night, we have travel­
Mr. Piper has ^nade a special
south of Ashland, charged with compiled by the secretary of growers of flowers which bloom action, ordering the city at­
over the veto, but the House
IS H I T B Y QUAKE
ers
who
are
determined
to
ship
early in the year may be accom­ torney and city engineer to con­
upheld the Governor's disap­ study of the life and public ca­ their cars over the mountains, the operation of a still, and him­ state.
odated at a show.
*
reer of Lincoln and his address
fer with the property owners
self wanted in connection with
COLOGNE, Jan. 6. — (IP) —
proval.
Tho heaviest amount was col­
The
second
show,
which
will of Allda street, and present a An earthquake shook Rhineland
should "be one of the best ever frightened because of the greatly
sim ilar charge, was arretted lected during the months of July
exagerated reports of the bad
delivered before the club.
In Medford yesterday by State and August. The collections by probably be the larger show of report at the next meeting.
and West Phalia early today.
of
the
highway,” Special O fficer*T . A. Talent.
the two, w ill be staged in the
EVELYN RECOVERS
The people of Southern Oregon conditions
The
old
city
warehouses,
which
Residents gathered In
public
months were:
fall. A start was made during Fire Chief Baughman declared squares in the villages, to escafh
CHICAGO, Jan. 6. — (IP) — are great admirers of Mr. Piper's Bergner said.
Spence, at the time of the
April. »235,746.89; May »275.-
“There have been accidents on
Evelyn Neebit la rapidly recov­ splendid record aa editor of the
arrest of his sons, walked off 067.43; June, »301,092.61: July the past fall, the Womens Civic have become a fire hazard, were Injury. However, no serious dam­
the
Slskiyous
this
winter,
he
con­
ering from poiaon which ahe Oregonian and are always glad
age was reported.
the place, and had been sought »347,093.95; August, »346,810.- club staging a flower show. How­ ordered torn down.
ever, that club merely staged
swallowed yesterday in a suicide to extend fo him, a hearty wel­ tinued, "but most of them were since that time.
77;
September,
316,423.31
caused by drivers trying to make
attempt, f,'
the show in order to get the idoa
come, declared the committee.
He was lodged in the county
The collections were from 17
FIRE DESTROYS MUCH NOTED VIOLINIST
too much speed. The accidents
Jail, and w ill be given his prelim­ individual gasoline distributors. started, and the new club will
LUMBER
CO. PROPERTY AT BAPTIST CHURCH
would have occured during the
inary hearing this afternoon.
The heaviest.payments were made take this work off thlr hands!
summer or during any other
Ashland
has
many
flower
W ard Baker, Internationally
M A R 8 H F IE L D , Jan. 6. — (IP)
by the ^tandar Oil company,
season, if the samw drivers had
growers
who
are
enthusiastic
over
known
violinist, known as the
— F ire destroyed the machine
which for tho six-months period
been driving.”
their work, and they believe that shops and the store room of the “American Tone Master” is pre­
totaled
»734,934.49.
Oth?r
ma­
/ In spite of the decrease in tra­
jo r paymens were;
Associated a flower show, such as It Is pro­ Stout Lumber company, at North senting the musical numbers at
vel' Bergner declares that the
Oil ctompany,»168,060.31; Shell posed to promote, will do much Bend, early today, inflicting a the week of prayer, being pre­
winter travel this year is far in
Oil company, »238 625.67; Union to aid In the beautification of loss estimated by R. T. Bourne, sented at the Baptist church.
advance of years past. In fact,
Baker, a former street musi­
Oil company,»312,899.94;
Oen- the city, since It will give Im­ general manager, of Between
he declared, the December busi­
petus to a campaign lor more fifty and seventy five thousand cian, studied in Europe for sev­
T
erai
Per
oleum
corporation,
»262.-
ness at the Hotel Oregon was
KLAMATH FALLS, Jan. 6
m aking its plans complete. It is
eral years, and and after com­
899.44; Lubricating Oas
com- flowers in the city.
dollars.
only slightly less than for Aug-
SALEM , Ore?, Jan. 6, —
Notices were posted Monday of understood. to commente opera- ng¿
pleting hta
paay, |» » ,<0(L10) Pos t load Oas|
appreciation of his services link­ ft Coke company, »27,360.19.
the application of the Klamath tions as soon as permit is grant­
ceas
on the concert stage "for
MOORE BUYS EAST
nights, he stated, guests could
MAY GET $50,000
ing 14 years as state superin­
Boom company for a franchise ed to the Northern or H ill lines.
some
time.
SIDE GROCERY STORE
not be accomodated at the Hotel
FOR ARMS MEETING
tendent of schools, J. A. Churc­
to boom logs on the Klamath' One of the first and necessary
Baker
will be at the Baptist
Oregon.
h ill was the recipient of a white
river five miles below Klam ath steps was to secure permission
H.
O.
Moore,
formerly
of
church
Thursday
and Friday ot
W
A
SHING
TO
N.
Jan.
6.
—
(IP)
Other hotel operators In the
STATE INSTITUTIONS
Falls.
Phoenix, Arisona, an experienced —4 The Temple resolution, auth­ this week.
from the Oregon Public Service city declare that their winter gold watch presented by the
KEEPING COSTS LOW grocery man, has purchased the
orising the appropriation of »60,-
This la a simple announcement Commission to boon) logs -oppos­ business is holding up splendidly county superintendents of the
state who are now In session
of the biggest development 4htch ite the company’s m ill site about this year.
SALEM , Jan. 6.— (LP)— V irtu ­ East Side Grocery, located at 000 to defray the expenses of CHARIOT TRIO IN
here. I t is appropriately engraved. ally every state Institution Is Boulevard and Iowa street, ac- the American* delegation particl-
K lam ath Falls may expeat dur- five miles below Klam ath Falls.
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
The g ift was made becanee keeping well within the allotcd cording to an announcement made ! pation in the League of Nations
The
Weyerhaeuser company
ing the current year. The K lam ­
QUARANTINE
UPON
this la the last year of service
this afternoon by H. L. Sayles, Preparatory commission on ap
Tha Chariot Trio, «»»a g aHug
ath Booni company la a subsid­ about two years ago purchased
WHEAT ANNOUNCED as state superintendent of Mr. appropriation, and w ill- close tltd former owner of -the 'store.
two
m
ill
sites,
one
bn
the
North
arms conference In Geneva,' was at the Nasarana church, gave a
preseat biennium without a de­
iary organisation of the W eyer-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.— (IP) Churchill, who w ill become presi­ ficit, barring unforeeen emer­ ' Moore took charge of the es­ uhanlmously reported to the program at tha high school «MV
haeuSfer Tim ber company, which sWe of the K lam ath River, known
■A new quarantina regulation dent of the new state normal gencies, it was indicated by re­ tablishment this morning, Sayles House foday by the foreign affairs morning.
plana to construct during 1986 as the H olliday site, and another
prohibiting the; - importation of school fA Ashland.
Harp, guitar
committee.
porte on file today with the state said.
a m ill to cut one hundred and directly opposite, known as ,tho
wheat
from India, Japan, China.
The presentation was mado at board o f control.
soloas were pn
fifty million feet per year of Sutton property. In preparation
Australia, Union of South A fr i­ the annual banquet of the cou nty
W R LC H IH DEAD
Bdlnnd, while
On the whole, the per capita
pine lumber on the Sutton or for active m illing operations It
WEATHER
ca,
Italy
and
Spain,
bechnse
of
superintendents.
ST!
PETERSBURG,
Fla.,
Jan.
were
given by h
•
Oregon
and
Washington
tt
costa
In
all
the
11
state
Institu­
Southern site of 'the 'W eyer­ was necessary to designate which
the flag smut disease, was an­
M
—
Cloudy,
with
rain
on
tt
by
tha
Chariot T
I
.
—
-
.
(IP)
—
Charles
Edgar
tions
during
the
first
year
of
the
site
was
to
be
used
in
order
to
haeuser company’s m in site hold­
nounced by the United
States
The average wage of a flint biennium show a decrease during Welch, 78, the originator Of the It
the coast. Moderate East II
ings.
secure booming franchise from Department of 'A gricolture to­
clise mannequin id Peris is only the pest year as compared with Welch Orape Juice, died here I» and South winds along II
The Irish Free
The Weyerhaeuser company is the Public Service Commission. day.
' ►
»5 a week.
1934.
• tax aa
today.
»
tha eoast.
||
There were a total of 188 legal
art ions,— att— dnacr iptlOHB— f T M ‘
classified as follows:
Law actions, 42; equity, 30;
divorces, 29; crim inal. 23; civil
suits tried, 8; criminal, tried, 7;
uncontented <Uvor.es, I T ; - con­
tested divorces, 4.
The cost of the petit ju ry for
the quarter was »1885; grand
Jury »266.50; ballifs, »207; the
witness fees In the crim inal j e ­
ttons, »1404. The above expenses
also show a substantial increase
over previous quarters.
ST 0R Y 1F B A D
IROAD HURTS
TRAVEL HQtE
MAN WANTED
ON M
Gas Tax Nets Almost
COUNT, TAKEN Two Millions ’in
Six Month Period
NEW MILL AT KLAMATH TO
• CUT 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 FEET YEAR
Churchill Given
Watch by County
School Leaders