MALARIA GERMS
Cannot fforvive three month« in
the rich osone at Ashland, i ’ure
domestio water hqjps.
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The Tidings Has Been Ashland's
(he nse of medicine eure»
¿ses out of ten of asthma;
hs a proven fact.
Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
is Wire Service)
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Heck, They Both
Arrived Here
Last Night
Martin
11 USD AY, JAN. 28, 1926
Benefactor
s Second
SAN
r R»A NCISCO,,
Jan. 28— The
United
Prosecution in Olmsted Case
Given Severe
Blow
WHITLEY
ON
STAND
Tells o f “AHeged" Fixing o f J
lice Officers by Members of
Liquor Ring
SEATTLE, Jan. 28— (U.P.)—
The prosecution in the federal
trial of more than two score
defendants, who are charged by
the federal government of a
liqnor conspiracy, received a
blow here today when Judge
Jerimiah Neterer, hearing the
case, ruled that the prosecution
attorneys could not use the huge
book of notes, containing wire
tapped conversations, which op­
eratives of the federal depart­
ment are alleged to have ob­
tained.
Chief Prohibition Agent W. M.
Whitney, resuming the stand to­
day, was forced to talk from
memory.
Whitney told how
members of the alleged 01m
ste a d
liquor
organisation.
States weather bureau
headquarters here report-'
ed a, big disturbance
forming In the north
Pacific, which is expected
to bring winds and rains
to the
Pacific ; coast <
within the next three
days? High . winds are
already buffeting ship­
ping o.u the northern
steamer lanes, and heavy
rains are falling on the
sea paths between San'
Francisco' and the Ha­
waiian Islands.
The bureau warned all
shipping by navy radio
that high winds may be
expected for the next
few days.
The bureau
said that the storm is
bound straight for the
coast and holds a definite
promise of heavy rains
for
California
points
where moisture is badly
needed.
Former Yreka Boxer Says
H e Was Witness to
Quiet Action Being Taken
in Senate to Push
Solon
Two Members of Body Axe
Absent Prom
Meeting
NAME
STANFIELD
ID E A
W illing
TWO
SLAYERS
One o f W itnesses in Case Disap­
pears Prom Hospital in
Han bVaneiseo
BACKING
Oregon Senator in Member of
Powerful Committees lu
Upper House
IS
DISCUSSED
Members
Favor
YREKA, Cal., Jan. 28— Co­
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 28.
Although the city council, at a
—According to an announcement
incident with the return Tues­
special meeting last night, ro-
made yesterday by Senator Rob­
day night of Jqe Coffman, in
aolved Itself Into a committee aa
ert N. Stanfield of Oregon, there
custody of a deputy sheriff.
a whole, to discuss plans for the
is a concerted movement on foot Ponca City, Okie., will have one purchase of new fire equipment,
Sheriff Calkins announced the
in Senatorial circles In Washing­ of the- finest museums in the no definate action was taken by
arrest of T. If. Kennedy of Weed,
ton
for the purpose of Including southwest as a result of the gen­ the body.
on a charge of murder. Ken­
the
name
of Senator Charles L. erosity of E. W. Marland, presi­
Two members of the council,
nedy is held as a co-defendant
McNary, falso of JOregoa, as a dent of tlfe Marland Oil Co. He Counctlmen Hardy and Burdic,
with Coffman for the alaying ol
Republican candidate for Vice is donating a $350,000 bundling wore absent when the council met,
an unidentified logger at Weed
President in 1928. His name was that will house relics and mem­ and for that reason, the remain­
last August.
brought to the attention of prom­ entoes of the pioneer days.
ing members failed to take ac­
Coffman, well known light­
inent members of the Upper
tion.
They declared that they
weight boxer, who came here
Houao, by Senator Stanfield, aftc
wished a further discussion of
from Klamath Falla, is under­
there had been much comment
the matter, with every member
stood to have furnished the in­
concerning the boom for Nicholas
of the council present.
formation which resulted in Ken­
Longworth, present Speaker of the'
During the discussioq» Fire
nedy’s arrest. It la said that
House of Representatives, for
Chief Clinton Baughman and
This is Martin D urkin’s 'second wife — Ruth Fieback ol presidential
honors.
Coffman told Sheriff Calkins
City Water Superintendent Earl
Chicago, whom he m arried in 192A As he ban never oh
Senator McNary entered the
and Prosecuting Attorney John­
Hosier were called upon to give
their views on the need of new
son that he witnessed the alay­ tained a d iw rce from her, it is believed that his most re Senate in 1917 land has served
<
continuously since that time, be-
equipment.
Both’ ^rere unani­
ing of the logger, and named cent marriage, to Irm a SnJlivan, is illegal.
nlg re-elected for another six year
mous in their declaration that
Kennedy and Oacar Schuler an
term at the last general election
the city was badly in need of this
ex-service man, aa the principals.
In November 1924. He is a mem­
equipment.
Coffman it is said, Insists that
ber of a large number of'com ­
The members of the council,
he was an innocent bystander.
mittees which are beneficial to Miller Followers File Stipu who were present last night,
Both Coffman and Kennedy
Oregon's interests; chief among
lation, Final Echo of
seemed favorable to the proposi­
are being held In communicado
them Is his holding of the Chair­
Split
tion of purchasing the new equip­
GAME WARDENS TAG
in the county Jail here pending
manship of the Irrigation and Re­
ment.
1100 PIECES OP GAME
further Investigation into the af­
A
stipulation,
the
last
chap­
clamation
Committee,
which
Is
Before discussion the fire
Northern Tossers Rated One fair. Coffman waa apprehended
CHICAGO, Jan. 28—
During 1925, in Jackson coun­
of Strongest Teams ” at his former home in Jackson
Quit work if you yearn xt (all powerful in the West, Senator ter in the schism between re­ equipment question, the council
ty, employes of the game com­
in State
for aelf culture,- is the u McNary was born and raised in ligious factions of the Ashland transacted several matters nt
Tenn., about 10 days ago and
y Salem, Oregon.
Baptist church, followers of the
mission tagged .760 pieces of
advice of John Cowper
waived
extradition
to
this
state
Senator Stanfield, In making True Baptist faith, and the First
With
every
man
on'
the
squad
game and 350 game fish, ac­
Powys,
English
critic, ,
Kennedy is 48 years old anc 0 . A. 0. Poultry Authorities
his formal announcement, said, Baptist church of Ashland, ad­
cording to figures made public in fine shape, even though they
novelist, dramatist and
"For some time rumors have per- herents of the "Aimee McPher­
went through a tough barn- a laborer. ,He has lived in
Speak at Panu j .
thia morning.
jthilosopher.
** slatently been circulated in Waah-
These ftgwran tndMnfe that rtormtag trip which took them Weed for Ute past 10 y e a n and
But do not expect to C Ington to the effect that a quiet son Four Square Gpepel, New
is
well
known
throughout
this
more than 1.000 pieces of fish as far North as galem over
become rich or famous H movement was on foot for the Movement," was Hied In the
part of the state.
circuit court late Tuesday. It
and game nave been taken Into the week end, 'the Ashland , high
or a success, he warns.
U purpose of nominating Speaker
Oscar Schuler, who first gave
concludes
a church row, that
public places, or have been basketeers tonight will Jangle
"Work * is the worst U Nicholas Longworth of the House,
Coffman,
with
its
many
angles, occupied
shipped by those who originally with the powerful Eugene high information ' against
thing in the world for U for the presidency in 19i8. Hark-
and who la said to have admit­
f,ve* at the Armory.
»
took them.
self culture," is his be­ 8 Ing back to the Republican Con­ the local courts for 18 months,
Eugene is rated aa one of ted partial participation in the
Each piece of game or fish,
lief.
ti ventlon held in Cleveland in 1924, and dramatically ended a week
the
strongest teams in the state crime, ha» dropped from sight,
taken into a restaurant or other
“The only way to get 8 I am reminded that the Repub- ago, when the Rev. B. C. Miller,
public place for use. or shipped, this year, and will be strong and 81aklyou county authorities
self culture is to sit 8 llcan nomination for vice presi- leader of the ’‘McPhersonltes,”1
have
been
unable
to
locate
him.
contenders
for
the
state
cham­
and each hide, taken for tan­
alone by yourself and w dency was tendered four fndivld- withdrew the case.
Suffering
from
tuberculosis,
pionship.
With
a
bunch
of
reg­
The stipulation, which is
ning, is tagged by % game war­
think. It is the art of y uals before It was finally accept-
ulars from last year’s squad Schuler was admitted to the Let-
signed
by the attorneys for both
den.
y
ed
by
General
Charles
G.
Dawes,
becoming more and more
sides,
provides
that the church, MERCIER FUNERAL
y
I
have
been
intlmateliy
associat-
Thia work of tagging was hack in uniform this season, the t^rdlan hospital at San Francisco ,
sensitively and imagina­
the
parsonage,
the
records, and
y
ed
with
my
colleague.
Senator
WAS HELD TODAY
done by Deputy District Game university city boys are pointing after he was released here last ,
tively aware of what it
winter.
A day or two after ,
8
McNary,
for
many
years
and
have
$2*5.40
In
cash
shall
be
turned
Warden Roy M. Parr and W. L. toward the title.
is to be born on the
BRUSSELS, Jan. 28— (U P .)
seen much of his ability. I there­ over to the Ashland Baptist
Eugene has defeated Albany, Coffman was captured in Ten- (
Coleman, screen and ladder man
planet earth."
—
Belgium
honored today with
nessee,
Schuler
suddenly
left
I
fore
feel
constrained
to
now
sub
-
while
the
Albany
outfit
won
church,
without
delay.
for the commission.
nilt his name to a group of Re-
from Ashland by
a narrow the hospital and cannot be lo-
The McPherson followers fur­ a national funeral, Its loved
publican leaders as a possible can- i ther agree "to either dissolve, Cardinal Mercier.
The
body
score.
Sakhn, another team cated. It is understood that his '
didate for the vice presidency. , or Incorporate under another was taken to Malines, to He In
which defeated the locals or testimony is vital in the prose- I
¡This will do away with the situa­
THE PRINCE IS HURT their northern trip, dropped a cutlon of both Kennedy and
a crypt beneath the altar of
tion that existed In Cleveland In
Coffinan.
<
the medieval cathedral.
(Continued On Page Six)
contest to Corvallis, while Eu­
I 1924. Many prominent members
LONDON, Jan. 28— (U.P.)__ gene took the Corvallis hoon-
’ of Congress, among them being
The Prince of Wales sustained
Senators Watson, Gooding. Short- '
a fractured right collar bone
1 ridge and a number of others, aa I
today, while hunting in Lei­
k well as the large number of mem- J
cestershire, and was taken to
J hers of the bower House, have
London for treatment.
The
expressed their approval concern­
fracture was a clean one, with
ing Senator McNary’s Impending
no complications. After the fall
1 candidacy, and I trust it will be
the Prince sat up and talked
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. — (IP)
received with equ^I favor through­
with friends, who rushed him
—Captain George Fried of the
out the country."
PORTLAND, Jan. 28.^— Look­ of the State Wide Department
to a doctor.
American steamship President U. OP 0 . COEDS HELD
ing
forward to the opening of plan for new settlers. Interest la
ON
THEFT
CHARGES
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 28-—For
Roosevelt, won his - battle with
Northeastern
Oregon to new set­ also being taken in Baker and
the first time since the close
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Atlantic storms,’ and rescued the
(Continued On Page Six)
EUGENE, Jan., 28— (U.P i — Of th e"World Whr all training
tlers,
an
enlivened
interest is be­ Union counties for the formation
officers and crew of the Water­
Eleanor
D.
Burtchaell,
21,
and
ing,
taken
at
the
present
time by of new Irrigation districts in that
logged British freighter Antinoe,
camps for Oregon troops will be
Laura
Pauline
Breske,
19,
pretty
the
Blue
Mountain
Region
coun­ section.
accqrding to a radiogram 'receiv­
within the state this year, ac
"More than ever before the
University
of
Oregon
co-eds.
are
ties
In
Land
Settlement
work
for
ed by the United States lines to­
cording to Brigadier General
Land
Settlement idea has hit
at
liberty
today
under
$2,»09
the
ensuing
year.
day.
George A. White, udjutant gen­
Arthur Foster, manager of the Eastern Oregon," said Foster.
The rescue was completed soon ball each, awaiting the action eral of the state, who returned
Funeral sorvlees were held this
after midnight laat night, the of the Lane county grand jury Tuesday from Washington, D.’C. afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Land Settlement Department of "Incredible perhaps that a Miami
the Portland chamber of com­ brease has wafted its way to the
message said, and when the final on the charge of shoplifting.
Where he attended a conference Dodge chapel for James F. Creigh­ merce has Juat returned from a Pacific Northwest, yet the great
The
girls
are
known
on
the
thirteen men were transferred
ton, who died at Baker, Oregon, three day trip into this section land East of the Cascades to
of Military officials.
They
from the wallowlqg, disabled campus aa ‘‘moderns.”
Instead of going to Fort Bar­ January 22. as*a result of shock of the state and reports a lively awakening to the fact that there
An excellent example of the termlned that the duck hud freighter, to the liner.
drive expensive cars and aro "ell
ry, San Francisco, the Oregon following an accidental gun interest, particularly in Wallowa are millions of acres of wonder­
Twelve men were taken off ear­ known in literary ’and art < Ir-
great distance« traveled by wild been banded at Irvington, Ala-
ful soil within its borders to. be
artillery will train at Fort Bte- wound in the left leg and abdrv- and Union counties.
ducks In their flight was given medh county. California, on Jan- lier In the night. Lloyds m essage
huudrod dunajg,
Off TTCflTiyTast. Mr rograr
received in London, from the worth of silks were fouii'l in
here yesterday, with the ar- uary 24, 1925.
for the purpose. Camp Jackson, nesday evening from Baker. In­ met with the Union county cham­ looking forward to a great year
Roosevelt,
said,
"rescued
the
their apartments.
rival of information, requested
Steel declared that it wai
near Medford, will again b<* used terment was In Ashland cemetery. ber of commerce at La Grande, for Oregon.” •
by Deputy State Game Warden his belief that the bird had entire crew of the Antinoe. Pro­
Mr. Creighton was a fanner and In the evening of the same
On Saturday, D. J. McLellan,
by the infantry troops. A force
Roy Parr from Ray Steel, been wintering in California, ceeded at 4:16 a. m. Antinoe in RRE0ON0ILABLES
and was 4 4 years of age nt the day attended a meeting with the project manager and secretary of
of
regular
army
infantry
will
United States game warden.
and had been banded Just be- sinking condition, very dangerous
CARRY ON FIGHT be sent to Camp Jackson and time of hia death. A sister. Mr«. Unton county Agricultural Com­ the Tumalo irrigation district of
R. E. Hale, live« at Dunsmuir. mittee at Hot Lake.
• Last November, during the fore It started on its annual to navigation."
Deschutes county, a n d -> . M.
a •small artillery force to Fort
The rescue cost the lives of two
Other members of the family are
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. — tip)
height of the fUght of Northern flight north.
After spending
Wright, president, were In Port­
On
Wednesday,
January
20,
the
of the Roosevelt’s sailors, who — Although overwhelmingly de­ Stevens in addition to tho Ore­ hurled at the Ashland cemetery.
land for a conference with the
were drowned trying to launch feated when the Senate adopted gon troops. It is estimated that He Is survived by hia wife and regional meeting of the secre­ local Land Settlement committee.
taries and directors of the cham­
boats.
resolutions for American piirtl- 3,000 officers and men will train one brother, George Creighton of bers of commerce of Union. Bak­ They report a wonderful prd-
at
Camp
Jackson.
Both
camp«
Loa Angel««.
pation in the World Cdurt. the
er, Umatilla, Wiallowa and Mal­ greas In that recently opened dll*
Rev. V. K. Allison, pastor of heur counties waa held at Baker trlct of Central Oregon and stale
irreconcilable« promised today to will be opened the latter part of
the Christian church, was In City. Mr. Foster was speaker at that they have Just secured .A
carry the fight to the people im«t June.
An Increase In National Guard charge of the funeral services.
November.
the noon luncheon, and talked great deal more land having
Oregon and Washing­
Twenty eight of. the thirty thrte units for Oregon was author­
contract titlee, and that there a te
on
Land Settlement work.
ton— Rain in the west,
whoee seats are soon to be de­ ised at the Washington meet­
On Thursday, January 21, a 'available now to settlers UMMF
with rain and snow In
cided upon again, voted In fa’vgir ing, the first to be allowed In In Portland—
meeting waa held with (he Wal­ choice tracts of Carey Aet land pt
tho east portion. Strong
of the Swanson .court resolution two years on account of short­
J. W. McCoy is attending tho lowa chamber, at Enterprise.
one dollar per acre, an weM *
south
and
southwest
yesterday. Seven are t>emo' rats age of federal funds for the Oregon Bankers association inodt*
Mr. Foster report« that Wal­ more improved tenets at fra»,
winds along the ' coast. 8 and 21 Republicans.
Ing at Portland.
purpose.
lowa county la greatly in favor five to twenty dollar* aa aesn.
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Just Sit Alone,
Think And Get
Self-Culture
i
American Ship
Saves Crew of
British Freight
Funeral Services
Are Held For
Gunshot Victim
THE WEATHER