.MALARIA GERMS
Cannot «arrive three montila in
the poh o«me at Aatiland. Pore
domestio water help«.
A shland D aily T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
ASHLAND CUMATE
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Without the use of medicine enree
nine cases out of ten of “
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ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1926
Penalty
lidatìon With Bylies
y Interests Does Not
Affect Personnel
PAUL B. McKEB, MGR.
II. L. Walther, Manager Rogue
River Division, to be Re
tained in New Lineup
FOURTH VESSEL
CREW SAVED AS
HULK SINKING
B iiT I O N OAK
ifREET BEFORE
COUNCILM EN
Affirmative Team at Jose
phine County Seat; Neg
ative Team Here
Third Tow Tied to Ship off
California Coast and is
Being Brought in
Crusher and Truck Owners
Asked to Repair Holes
in This Street
The first of the series of do
bates in the southern Oregon
district will be held Thursday
evening February 4, when the
Ashland and Grants Pass high
school debating teams will meet.
The Ashland negative team
meets the Grants Pass affirma
tive team at Grants Pass and
the Grants Pass negative fc
meets tbe Ashland affirmative
team In the High School
nasium here, at 8 p. m.
The Judges for the home de
bate are Principal B. H. Cookie,
Hon. John Carkln and Clarence
Meeker. The public is not only
invited, but urged to attend the
debate.
The Ashland High .school stu
dents who will debate at Grants
Pass are Ellen Galey and Dick
Joy. The affirmative team who
will debate at home, is made up Remember the old song »hput “ The L ittle Brown Cl\ureli
of Roland Parks and Warren in the Dale” ! Well, this i s i t —> the 70 year old church at
Doremus.
Bradford, la., about which the song was written. Inset
NEW YORK, Feb. 3— (U.P.)
— The crew of a fourth freight
er, Johanne Dybwad has beeu
rescued at sea by tbe heroic
work of seamen, radio messages
today reported.
The Dybwad’s 25 men were
taken off by tbe
Belgian
freighter Armlnco and the Wyb-
wad abandoned, the hulk sink
ing in westbound steamship
lanes. No details of the rescue
were given.
FIVE LOTS ARE SOLP
The arrangement for tbe con
solidation of TbeTialifornla Ore
gon Power Company with the
California Power Corporation,
the latter company being con
Mra. Rosie Baker, 18, of Car
trolled by H. M. Byllesby and thage, Mo., is going to be
¿ompany, has become effective strapped if she doesn’t stay
and the exchange of the stock home and mind her 9-months-old
owned by tbe stockholders of baby, Judge Grant Emerson has
The California O egon Power ordered her husband to use a
Company for the securities of rasor strop on her if she runs
tbe new company has been made away from home again, and has
as of yesterday.
detailed the town marshall to
There has been no change In see that his order is carried out.
the corporate structure of The She vows it won’t be necessary
California Oregon Power Com though.
i
pany and no change in its oper
atlng personnel. Paul B. Mc
Kee, vice president and general
manager of The California Ore
gon Power Company, together
with the other members of tbe
organisation who have been as
sociated with him In tbe past
successful operation of Tbe Cali
One of the most spontaneous,
■ fornia Oregon Power Company, and The Tidings believes one
will continue In the same capac of the most deserved, compli
ity.
ments Was expressed yesterday
J. D. Grant and Jahn D. Mc by tbe Lithians who presented
Kee have resigned as Chairman ten vases of flowers to Miss
of the board and president, re Florence Hollmeyer, manager at
spectively, but will continue as the Lithla Springs Hotel office
members of the board of di of the AAA who returned Io
Bay
0 %, From
rectors. J. J. O'Brien, presi this ctty recently after taking
inaMudgftfftMM 4BM*ps*> -
dent o f H. M. Byllesby and Com a secrertriaT court«'*lfc Portlnri.
Reported General
Following the chamber forum
pany, has been elected president
of The California Oregon Power luncheon, a local florist deliv
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 3— (U
Company.
ered two of the vases of flow-
P .)—Communication with tbe
A list of the officers and di era, each bearing a card from
southwestern part of the state
rectors as now constituted is as tbe Lithians. Soon others were Is still disrupted today, fol
follows:
delivered and before the dollv
lowing the severe windstorms
Officers— J. J. O’Brien, presi erles ceased ten of ther bouquets during the night.
dent; Paul B. McKee, vice pres bad been presented to the pop
Coos Bay Is practically shut
ident and general manager; P. ular young lady..
off from outside communication.
O. Crawford, vice president and
Miss Hollmeyer was one of the One railroad telegraph wire was
chief engineer; W. M. Shepard, most active civic workers when put in working order this morn
vice president and general agent; she was connected with the lo ing and was th^ only means of
H. H. Jones,* vice president; R. cal chamber of commerce and communication.
O. Hunt, vice president; Dar- the expression from the Llth-
win O. Tyree, secretary; H. L. j Ians was an appreciation of this
MARSHFIELD, Ore., Feb. 3—
Bromley, assistant secretary; W service and their welcome on (U.P.)— The city was In dark
O. Drew, assistant secretary; her return to arhlarfd.
neas last night. The storm hit
William O. Pohl, assistant sec
Miss Hollmeyer also received as far north os the. Willamette
retary; C. H. O’Reilly, assistant during the day a beautiful bou valley.
Several chimneys to
secretary; P. A. Seitz, assistant quet, .the compliment of tbe which radio aerials were attach
secretary.
Directors— Halford Lithla Springs hotel manage ed were tom down. At Eugene
Erickson, R. J. Graf, J. D. Grant ment.
two sedans were overturned.
R. O. Hunt, H. L. Jackman, ' H.
Roseburg and Grants Pass re
H. Jonhs, Samuel Kahn, J. J.
ported severe wind.
O’Brien, John D. McKee, Paul B GINGER IS PUT
McKee, George N. Rooker.
ON BLACKLIST
Compliment to
Miss Hollmeyer
From Lithians
J t i Continued on Page Four)
O L im H A D
SPY SYSTEM IN
BOOZE SELLING
Used Friends to Get Dope
as i to Wor
Workings
of the
‘
Federal I Offioers
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 3— (U.
P.)— The extent to which Roy
Olmstead and hts associates
went In trying to forestall the
Interference of the prohibition
agents with their activities was
revealed' In federal court here
today at the Olmstead trial.
They even attempted to’, nse
ther personal friends, who In
many cases, did not kqpw they
were being victimised, it was
evident from the testimony of
Earl Corwin, a dry agent, who
brought the name ' of Judge
Charles Moriarty into the rec
ord.
Corwin testified that friends
of Judge Moriarty ■ asked him
about the operations of the rum
chasers, so they could supply
Olmstead with tips as to the
federal officers' workings.
STATE SUFFERS
IN STORM,
PART
shows the pastor, Rev. George Hanna. The church has
’ately become popular as a place for elopers to he m ar
ried.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Feb.
3— (U.P.)—The lumber schoon
er Euola, which was water log
ged and for a time was near
sinking oft the northern Cali
fornia coast. Is being towed to
ward San Francisco today.
After thred tow lines had
been broken by storms of the
past three days. Tanker Captali
A. F. Lucas attached another
line today, according to radio
advices to the marine depart
ment of the chamber of com
merce. The sea la diminishing
In its fury.
Alleged Box Factor}- Incinerator
Nuisance Again Discussed;
Changes Are Urged
Judgo Wallace McCamant, of
Oregon, who starfed tho fire
works bombarding his nomina
tion for U. 8. circuit judge, when
he made a remark whicii was In
terpreted as a reflection on the
Americanism of Theodore Rooso
velt and Senator Hiram John
son. His appointment is now
before the senate and probably
faces a tempestuous battle.
Wind Damag es
Reported From
Many Sources
WANTS COOLIDGE
ACT END STRIKE
A lively debate as to who was
responsible for alleged ruining of
Oak street below tbe railroad
tracks was staged at the conndil
meeting last night.
A petition, signed by a large
number of Oak street residents»
asking the owners of the rock
crusher and the tracks hauling
rock from the crusher be required
to repair the ruts and chuck-holot
in,.this street was read. Mr.
Spencer. Oak street resident, stat
ed that he considered it the duty
of the rock crusher owners to All
in the holes.
Ollie Easterling, owner of the
crusher, stated he did not feel
the trucks hanling rock were
entirely responsible for the dam
age to the street, but proposed
that the crusher would furnish
the gravel at cost and stand half
the expense of repairing the
street.
The petition stated that during
the last two winters, since the
crusher was started, the road bad
been almost Impassable. The
question was referred by the
council to the street committee.
The question of the alleged
smoke nuisance as the result of
the Incinerator at the box factory
was again brought np when a
petition from the residents in that
The high wind Tuesday did
considerable damage in and
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 3 around Ashland, according to
—-(U.P.)—A resolution request reports given to Tho Tidings.
Many trees were blown down
ing President Coolidge to call
the anthracite coal miners ar.d on the lKamath Falk-Ashland
the operators to the Whito highway and in this city several
House to urgeupon them the telegraph poles were blown
national ImpoffanTe^ of an agrei leTfWFn. '*’WF «11* bf Who Lltbla nmrrRorBowtr a s k i l g e o u a -
ment to settle the anthracite Springs hotel electric sign was cll to declare the Incinerator *
strike was Introduced in the damaged, some of tbe glass be nuisance and to force the box fac
Council Asked to Form Sidewalk, Gutter and Curb Dis senate today by Senator Cope Ing blown out. At the Haw tory to make necessary changes,
trict Sites Normal And New Grammar School; First land, Democrat of New York.
tborne and Junior High schools was read. It was brought ont
that it was considered advisable
windows were blown out.
Tuesday in March Date for Property Owners to Dis
to
Increase the heighth of the
Bob Shelton, lineman fol the
cuss Suggested Construction on Several Streets.
GERMANY READY TO
incinerator and to make changes
Portal
Telegraph
company,
was
JOIN THE LEAGUE
seen driving about this morning In the screens. Tbe petition was
The letter from Donald M.
BERLIN, Feb. 3— (U.P.)
in an automoblfe «whose top cov referred to the Are committee to
Spencer, one of the property
The reichstag’a foreign commit ering had been ripped off by the confer with Mr. Coggins, of the
owners in the district affected,
box factory.
*
tee today authorized the gov wind. Several other machines
is as follows;
Five lots on A street were or
ernment to immediately mply were similarly damaged.
“Since we have tvfo new
dered sold to O. F. Carson for
for membership in tho leaguo
A magnlflcant tree at the 81250, provided Carson would
schools being constructed in the
of nations.
George Dunn place on the high pay the cost or the abstract. The
East Side, would It not be prop
way
wag split and blown down advantage of getting tbis prop
er to consider additional iin-
and
a
big tree in Lithla Park erty on tbe tax books and remov
HUGE
SUM
ASKED
provements in the way of side
blew
down,
damaging one of ing it from an unproductive'to a '
FOR
CONSTRUCTION
walks, curbs, etc?
the spring sheds.
productive condition was mention
“I would like to recomnv nd
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3— (U.
Merchants report that the ed.
that you take It upon your Suspect, Being Tried, to Get
P.)—The first deficiency ap wind cut down their business
The street commissioner was
Death if He is Found
selves as city officials, to cause
propriation bill reported to the Tuesday, people not venturing ordered to place a load of gravel
Guilty
a uniform plan of sidewalk con
house today by the approprla out to buck the strong wind.
at the 8. W. corner of the Junior
struction, by ordering all side
NOGALES, Feb. 3— (U P .)— tions committee carried a total
high school on High street, in or
walks, curbs, gutters and cross
Mexican authorities in Sonora or 3381,233.725.
der to make a crossing for the
FORD DANOE WILL
walks, placed on the following investigated today what they
The major Items included
BE GIVEN SATURDAY
(Continued on Page Four)
streets, on the ten-year pay
LAND SETTLEMENT > baslb— except where such are termed another movement to for completion, for repair and
FEB. 13 AT HOTEL
ward a revolution in Mexico for fitting out the pier at the
MEETING TO BE/
already placed on grace:
Tincture of Jamaica can not
following the seizure of 17.001 Puget Sound, Wash., navy yard
An old-fashioned dance will
HELD
ON
FRIDAY
Union street, from Allison to
be sold, except under cohdltions
...
i
rounds of ammunition. The »,un 8540,000;
be given at tbe Lithla Springs
for
commencement
regulating alcoholic beveraget
The land settlement meeting, Fairview.
powder was seized last night at and construction of the Yakima hotel, Saturday. February 13, tq
Fairview street, frotn Gresham it was being smuggled across
after April 1, according to a which Arthur Foster proposed
Wash., reclamation project, 32.- celebrate S t Valentine’s Day
notice received by the local in his address to the chambci to Iowa.
tbe border in taxicabs.
000.000; for new hospital con according to an announcement
Iowa street, from Iowa to
police this morning from tbe of commerce forum yesterday
Jdse Hernandes, alleged smug struction by the veterans’ bu by the hotel officials tbis morn
Internal revenue department.
at noon, will be held In the Boulevard.
gler of the ammunition, was be reau, Including the
This will be called
Portland Ing.
Harrison street, from Bnulb- ing given a military trial today.
The manufacture of this pro basement of the Hotel Medford
“Henry Ford Dinner and Dance,
hospital, 38,000.000.
duct has not been permitted Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, vard to Holly street.
If found guilty in connection
and the dinner and dancing will
Morton street, from Boule with the, revolutionary move
since January 1, 1928,* but the according to an announcement
continue
from 6 p. m., to mid
ALFORD MAY RUN
vard to Pennsylvania.
department ruled that the sup made this morning.
ment, he will be promptly ex
night.
FOR COMMISSIONER
Liberty street, from boule ecuted by n firing squad, Colonel
ply on hand could be sold up to
It Is the hope of those pro
Clarence Lane, one who knows Guards Lose all Except One
vard
to
Ashland.
April 1. It is understood that posing this meeting that all
Regular Men by Fouls
Valazque, commander of the
George Alford for the past how to make them swing around
Beach street, from Boulevard Sixth Mexican regiment, said.
practically none of this has been realtors, large landowners, busi
and Opponents Win
three years county commissioner will act as master of ceremonies
sold in Ashland by local dealers ness men and others who are to Ashland.
when asked In regard to his pos at tbe dance. Jordan's Pioneer'
Battery B basketball players
Henry street, from Bouelrard
in such products.
Interested In the settlement of
Bible candidacy for re-election, Fiddlers will furnish the music say the little "If” was all that
•
Special regulations relating to Jackson .county will be present to Beach.
TWO GAMES HERE
said, that while he has made no
prevented them from winning
Holly street, from Harrison to
THIS WEEK END definite promise, he is belug
rubbing alcohol has. also been to discuss plans to attract ntere
REBEL PORTUGESE
the game last night, from the
Liberty, or to Beach* If so ex
received
by local druggists, settlers to our land.
TROOPS REVOLTED Elks team, which had the whi
There will be two games of strongly urged by numerous
tended.
which requires that It must be
prominent ranchers, orchardists
basketball
at
the
armory
during
ning end of a 42 to 33 score at
LISBON. Feb. 3— (U.P.)
West side of Mountain Avenue
denatured according to a certain
•A m w ff k fit ft » t ttft ff o of J h h and business m en
foyer w ms
the county to offer himself
McNARY CONFERS
According to the Battery B
government early this morning
East aids of Mountain avenue one, according to announcemett
sr a candidate for a second term
ABOUT APPOINTEE from Boulevard to Wisconsin.
made this morning.
crushed a revolt of two batter- players, they were playing faster
Friday night the locals will and that he will probably make
of artillery after a night and better ball unto the hegto-
Palm avanue ’from Iowa to
WASHINGTON, D?C., .Feb. 8
WILHITE’« OAR
definite
announcement of siege.
meet
the Roseburg high school some
nlng of the fourth quarter when
Ashland.
HAS BEEN FOUND — (U.P.)— Senator McNary, Re
them, and the Yreka, Calif., within a few days.
all of the regular players except
The
rebels
massed
their
forces
Iowa
street
should
be
con
aid-
publican of Oregon, and Ralph
team will come over to meet
and guns In Almada, across the Young, were removed because
A. C. Wilhite’s automobile, E. Williams, national Republi «red from high school to Gar
MANY FIRE ALARMS
the
local tossers on Saturday
field.
Tagus
river from Lisbon, and of personal fouls. And Young,
which was stolen several weeks can comniltteeman from Oregon,
The fire department received fired on the olty. The govern they stated, was crippled la «
night.
“If this does not meet with
ago from the Wlpburn Way palled on President Coolidge to
several fire .alarms this morir
ment forces quickly rallied. The play.
yonr
approval, please let me
garage where he had It etored. day and discussed the appoint
lug, due to the fact that many
Battery A of Medford and
EUGENE
HAS
FIRE
rebels capitulated at 8 o’clock
was found by the officers yes ment of a man from the west know, that I may start a potl-
electric light wires are down this morning.
Battery
B of this city will tap^e
EUGENE,
Ore.,
Feb.
3—
(U.
terday near Gold Hill.
coast to the United States Ship tlon among the residents of this P .)— Fire fn the Oreen-KIlburn over the city as a result of the
at the armory tomorrow night.
district.
In
talking
with
mnpy
It had been deserted near-the ping Board.
Recently the two teems met,
Dry .Goods store at 3:30 a. m., wind storm Tuesday. About 11
spot where some bootleggers
Senator McNary would not di of them I find a desire to have today caused a 126,000 loss o'clock this morning an alarm
Medford winning 34-3S.O t t ® - -
It
done,
hnt
believe
the
best
Is
had been located a fe < days vulge the outcome of the con
came in, registering from Box 18
Oregon— Rala In tba 33 lineup for the
here.
previously.
It |a thought the ference, but It is believed he to have It all done at one«’."
73,
and
the
boys
got
ready
to
33
west;
rain and snow In It Include:
One of the most extensive
bootleggers stole the oar and Is still supporting Marshall
make
a
daih,
but
this
was
quick
33
the
east
portion; strong 88 1er and
Brookings
—
C.
A
O.
Lumber
deserted It when surprised by Dana, the Portland newspaper sidewalk, curb and gutter lm- Co. has 25,000,000 feet of lum ly followed by another number 88 southerly winds; gales 88 Wilson,
the offioers.
man for the position.
signal.
Oa Page Four) ber ready for market.
on coast.
18 field.
MEXICO REVOLT
NIPPED, HUGE
PLOT STOPPED
e
elks W froh
BATTERY F IN
4 2 10 3 3 GAME
THE WEATHER