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MATiARIA
GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich osone a t Ashland. Pure
dom estic w atei; helps.
A shland D aily T idings
■a.,ni.^a a jifo
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VOL. XLIX
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Snee«M r to the Semi-Weekly Tldlnga. Volume 42
EXPERT TO AID
GOLF BOOSTERS
CHOOSING SITE
Ashland Leading
•
All of Oregon for
Car Registrations
(United >*•»» Wire Service)
ASHLAND. O R E G O N ^S S m A Y FEBRUARY 8. 1926
ASH LA N D , OREGON,
>AY FEBRUARY 8, 1926
SU PR E M E «!
B R E D TO HALT
KELLOG’S FLAN
Honeymoon In Clouds
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use o f medicine
nine cases out o f ten of
This is a proven fact.
, f
■'
. ’
DISABELED SHIP
SINKS; ENTIRE
CREW IS SAVED
Foster Will Lead
Practice Session
For Square
l}a>
1
J*
HEAVY STORMS
OVER; FLOODS
NOW RECEDING
and
" J o in e
march!” *'*’
Intd^
In ihe revival
8
of thè old fashioned
8
square dances in Ash-
8
Steam Schooner Y osem ite
Western Oregon Nearly Back
.lnnd will be strengthen­
8 W orld Court Adherence D e­
to Normal After Hi nge
Goes on Rocks Off Point
clared Violation of
ed tonight when the pro­
8
-Reyes,
Cal.
Rainfall
Constitution
ponents of these popular
8
dances
of
a
few
decades
8
HAD DYNAMITE CARGO
SCHOOL GIRL DROW NS
ago will gather at the
8 LEGAL BATTLE STARTS
Lithla
Springs
hotel
bali
8 W ashington Lawyer W ants Tri­
Sinks to Bottom While Three
Father Falls to Have Daughter;
room for another prac­
8
Springfield Mill Shuts
Miles Outside the Golden
bunal to Pass on Peace
tice session under the
8
Down
Gate
Question
' ,
Tourist«
tutelage of Arthur II.
8
8
Foster, of the land set­
8
8
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb.
WASHINGTON, Feb., 8— (U.
Ashland's golf enthusiasts to­
tlement
department of
8
8 P.)-—The
3— (U .P .)— Within three miles
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb.
United
States su­
day could vision the bag ot
the Portland chamber of
8
8 preme court today was asked to
of
the
Golden
Gate,
the
atoam
(U.
P .)— Western Oregon was
gold at the end of the golf
commerce.
8
8 restrain Secretary of State Kel-
„schooner
Yosemite
which
went
nearly
back to normal today
course rainbow. -
The dancing will start
8
8 log from carrying out steps to
on
the
rocks
off
Point
Reyes,
after
several
days of hectic ex­
With five tracts under con­
8 'at 7:30, and all persons
8
8 complete
tearing a big hole in her hull,
periences with heavy rains and.
American
adherence
sideration, and with interest In
8 Interested are invited to
8
8 to the world court.
sank today while under tow by
wind storms. Railway and wire
the golf club mounting dally,
attend and to take part.
8
8
the
tug
Sea
Runger.
communication was generally on
Benjamin
Catchings,
a
Wash­
members of the site committee
It was Mr. Foster who
8
8 ington lawyer, filed a petition
The
schooner,
loaded
with
schedule
in every part of the
announced that some day this 8
helped to revive these
8 with the court asking that Sec­
dynamite and percussion caps,
state, although high water la
week a golf expert will be
dances in Portland a few
8
8 retary Kellog be restrained be­
and destined for Point Ludlow,
still causing some Inconvenience.
brought to Ashland to aid the 8
«veekj ago, and he has
8 cause the world court protocol,
Wash., went on the rocks early
committee in the selection of 8
consented to aid the men
8 if adhered to, will create a tri­
Selo Flooded
Sunday morning five hours ont
the best possible site. Members 8
and women of Ashland
8- bunal higher than the United
from
San
Francisco.
She
be­
8CIO,
Ore.,
Feb. 8— (U .P .)—
of this committee are Harry 8
to bring them back to
8 States supreme court itself, and
gan
filling
immediately.
Thomas
cretpc
overflowed its
Tomlinson,
chairman;
Henry 8
popular favor in this
8 will delegate the sovereign pow­
banks early today, flooding Scio
Crow Rescued
Galey and Will Dodge.
city.
8
8 ers of this country to the world
and many neighboring farms.
The
schooner
Willamette,
All of the sites are located 8
Another practice ses­
8 court In violation of the consti­
four
miles
away,
picked
up
an
Although
the property damage
south of the city, and are either 8
sion
for
these
same
a tution of the United States.
S.
O.
8.
call
and
rushed
Im­
was
considerable,
there was uo
on the Pacific highway or ris­
dances will be held at the
8
8
loss
of
life
reported.
mediately
to
the
aid
qf
the
The
petition
will
be
formally
ible from the highway. The site 8
Ashland armory tomor­
8 submitted to the court at its
stricken steamer.
The Wil­
committee and others interested 8
row night, starting at 9
8 next
Girl Drowns
open
session,
Monday, When Irl Beach (inset got married he took his wife with lamette picked up the crew of
In the formation of a golf and 8
o'clock.
8 Maroh 1.
MILTON,
Ore., Feb. 8— (U.
28
men
of
the
Yosemite
with­
country club feel that the golf 8
him on his business trips. Since he is an aviator, fly­ out injury or loss of life.
8
P .)— Gladys Massie, aged 19,
course should be located south 8
ing from town to town taking passengers up for short The Yosemite was almost sub­
8
was drowned Sunday night when
of the city by reason of the 8
rides,
this
was
easy,
so
the
two
are
honeymooning
by
8
she
slipped from a foot bridgo
merged
when
taken
In
tow
by
fact that much of the auto tour­ 8
8
Into
the swollen waters of the
airplane.
He
lives
in
Arkansas
City,
Kas.
the
8ea
Ranger.
The
tow
line
ist travel comes to Ashland from 8
Little
Walla Walla river. The
8
was
1,000
feet
long
as
the
Sea
.—A---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
the south, and a good golf 8
girl and hen father, Georg*
8
Ranger
feared
to
get
closer
course greeting the tourists as 8
Massie, were on their way to
8
because of the ever constant
they entered the city would 8
church at the time of the trag­
8
menace
of
the
Yosemite's
cargo.
cause many of them to remain <
edy. The father caught hold of
8
Sinks From Hight
•over here and take advantage
Ashland’s American Legion thé girl’s clothing aa she fell
Mrs. Rosa Ellen Sloan, aged
8
The
disabled
ship
proved
h
of Ashland's numerous attrac­
8 88, for 30 years a resident of
troublesome captive as only her post was well represented at the from the bridge, but the swift
tions.
8 Ashland, died at the family
masts and a part of her stack district convention of the legion waters tore her from hia grasp.
The site committee will con­
home. 440 Helman street, at 1
8
and rail were above water. The In Medford, which eoncluded with The body was recovered less
fer during the early part of t h U «
»’«lock
-
Bunday
AmCUng.
'F
e
-
William
A.
Carter,
former
rofc-
Waak., Feb. A— tug made but three knots ■ an the annual banquet at the. Med­ than two hours later.
8
week and select an experienced 8
floral
services
were
held
this
af­
(U
.P
.)—
Bribes
and "splits” took hour all day yesterday on the ford hotel Saturday night. John
dent
of
Jackson
connty,
and
now
8
golf expert to advise with It in
8
. Mill Hhets Dawn
8 ternoon from the H. C. Stock a well known attorney of Port­ the bulk of his huge profits in wearisome trip back to San Enders of this city was one of
the selection of the beet possible 8
chapel wifh a Christian Science land, will seek the
the banquet speakers, urging un­
the liquor business, Roy Olm­ Francisco.
republican
SPRINGFIELD,
Ore.. Feb. 8
8
Almost
hourly
the
site.
8
water
today
8 service. She was laid to rest nomination for governor. Formal stead, alleged king of the Pa­ disabled schooner sank lower ited support In the membership — (U.'P.)— High
8
caused a partial shutdown of
8 beside the body of her husband, announcement of his candidacy cific coast rum runners, told and lower until this morning. drive.
M. L. Sloan, In Mountain View was made by Mr. Carter in Port­ Patrolman R. F. Baerman in a Just outside the Golden Gate,
The chief address was given by the big sawmill of the Booth-
SEA TTLE FISH ERM AN
cemetery.
Mr. Sloan died in land Saturday afternoon.
Dr.
E. B. Stewart of Roseburg, Kelly Lumber company here. It
conversation
which
E.
F.
Car-
she sank completely from sight
KILLS H IS PA R TN ER
1914.
state
commander of the legion, will be several days before the
ruthers,
federal,'
ag^|it,
over­
Mr.
Carter
la
a
native
of
Tenn­
ABOARD TH EIR BOAT
Mrs. Sloan was a native of essee, where he wab born in 1874. heard, according to Carruther's
who urged strong cooperation of plant will be operating at nor­
Kentucky, having been born at He came to Jackson county in testimony
all local posts in the work of the mal capacity, It is believed.
from
the
witness
8EATTLE, Wash., Feb. 8— (U.
Bronston, Ky., Sept., 17, 1838. 1892 and read law In the pffice stand today. Olmstead and more
state organization
P .)— Shooting and killing hi*
She Is survived by five children. of J. L. Hammersely at Gold Hill. than a score of his reputed em­
Other speakers included George
DAYTON, Wash., Feb. 8— (U.
partner on their fishing- boat in
They are Miss Mary Sloan and During his residence In this coun­ ployes and agents are on trail
Love of Eugene, Kennpth Cooper F .)— Flood waters Sunday car­
Lake Union early today, Leon­
Mrs. Louis Boslar, both ot Ash­
ard T^yree, 42, sped off in the
of Portland, Carl Moser, of Port­ ried away out buildings and
ty he took a prominent part in in federal court here for al­
land, Dr. G. 8. Newsom of Klam­ caused some loss of life among
Ashland high school’s speedy land; Mrs. S. S. Hill or Cali­ political affaire and represented leged conspiracy to violate the
launch with the „dead man
ath Falls, Jack Cleary of Port­ livestock. One family narrowly
aboard. He led the lake patrol basketball quintet continued Its fornia, and Allen and Robert this county in the state legisla­ national prohibition law.
land, Leland Cowan, Colonel escaped death by drowning wh4n
Carruthers testified that the
a hard chase until he voluntarily winning streak again Saturday Sloan, both of Klamath Falls.
tor© In 1891.
J. P. Hollmeyer Passes
Payne of Medford, and W. Count- their house was shut off by ris­
landed and surrendered him­ night when it defeated Yreka,
He moved to Portland in 1908 conversation occurred after Baer­
Away Sunday at Fam ily
ant of Grants Paas. Paul Leonard ing water.
self to the police.
£alif„ high school, 66 to 13, on BA NK S TO BE CLOSED
and has since been continuously man and another officer had
Home
LINCOLN’S
BIRTHDAY
of
Medford presided as toast-
The dead man is Charles Shel­ the local floor. Ashland outplay­
engaged In the practice of law "knocked over” one of Olm­
stead’s
then
and
Olmstead
was
horn of Medicine Hat, Alberta. ed the Siskiyou county boys ir
FILM A OTOR RUSHES
in that city.
J.
P.
Hollmeyer,
widely
All Ashland banks and public
him
released known Ashland grocer and
Tyree was placed In Jail on a every department of the game.
SOUTH W HEN MOTHER
In announcing hia candidacy trying to get
MANY
W
ILL
ATTEND
The local boys line up as fol­ offices generally will be closed for the governorship, Mr. Carter Olmstead is a former lieutenant man who had taken an active
charge of murder. He said he
IN LAW IS KILLED
LINCOLN DAY FEED
and his partner had been quar­ lows: Marske and Parr, forwards; all day Friday, which is Lincoln’s declared that all of the leading on the Seattle police force.
part
in
numerous
civic
affairs
birthday. .
KLAMATH FALL8, Ore., Feb.
reling and that Shelhorn struck Moore, center; Gosnell and Hill,
Ashland la expected to contri­
passed away, at the fmlly home
Although a non-judicial day, state offices are now held by men
8.
— Kenneth Harlan, film actor,
guards. Substitutions, Tilton for
him during the argument.
bute
quite
a
group
of
Republi­
110 North Main street, at
outside of Portland, and his cam­
left
here by auto yesterday foe
Parr; Katzer for Marske; Roy Lincoln's birthday anniversary Is paign will be based somewhat
j ,—»■ —— — —
cans
to
the
annual
Lincoln
Day
o'clock last evening.
He had
Parr for Moore; Bryant for Gos- not a school holtdtiy, and the on the claim of Portland and
banquet to be staged by the Jack- Hollywood on receipt of word
been
in
1
1
1
health
for
several
public schools will remain open
FL U EPIDEM IC H ITS
nel.
months.
Funeral arrangements son County Republican club at that Mrs. H. Provost, his mother-
Multnomah county to representa­
STATE PE N IT EN TIA R Y
Central Point high school will as usual, It was announced today tion In the state capltol.
are
in
charge
of J. P. Dodge and the Medford hotel Friday even­ in-law, had been killed In an
UNIVERSITY
'
OF
OREGON,
automobile accident* In the South.
be here Saturday evening for a by George Briacoe, city superin­
Eugene, Ore., Feb. 8— (Special) Sons, and the funeral service ing, starting at 7 o'clock.
SALEM, Ore., Feb. 8— (U.P.) game with the local high, while tendent of schools.
The film actor’s wife, Marie Pro­
will
bo
announced
later.
Paul
McDonald
of
Medford
was
— Three men of Ashland, mem­
All of the schools, Including
— More than forty convicts were the boya plan a game earlier la­
vost, noted film actress, wired
Mr.
Hollmeyer
was
62
years
In
the
city
this
morning
and
left
bers
of
the
freshmun
class,
have
In the state prisoj hospital to­ the w«ek with a local battery the high school, will hold a Lin­
him
to rush home at once.
been pledged to To-Ko-Lo; men's old and a native of West Vir­ 100 banquet tickets with T. H.
day suffering from Intestinal team, probably on Friday even­ coln day program of from 30
The
remainder of the Universal
honorary sophomore society, ac­ ginia where he was born in Simpson, who will have charge of
minutes to one hour’s duration,
flu, which has swept throngh the ing. .
Pictures
players will remain here
1874.
He
came
to
Ashland
with
the sales In Ashland. There will
cording to nnrfouncements to­
he said. On Washington’s birth­
gray walls of the penitentiary,
until Harlan returns to complete
his
family
from
Chicago
four
be 800 reservations for the ban­
day, Feb. 22, the schools will
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 8— (U. day. The men are chosen from
according to announcement by
the filming of "Crashing Timber*"
living organizations on the cam­ years ago and at once identi­ quet, so those who desire to at­
meet
In
the
morning
for
an
hour
P
.)—
Charges
of
conduct
unbe­
J. W, Lillie, warded.
M ISS CHAMBERLAIN
'a
Universal feature which to ho*
fied himself with the city's civic tend are asked to get In touch
As yet there are no serious
TO A D D R E S S F O R U M for a patriotic program and will coming officers which were fil­ pus. Eighteen, ten of whom builders.
Ing produced in the pine woods
with Mr. Simpson as soon as pos­
then be dismissed for the remain­ ed recently against Lieutenant are from Portland, took the
cases and many of the men are
of Klamath county.
He is Survived by his wife sible.
Commander
W.
P.
WIshaaK
pledge.
der
of
the
day.
Miss Grace Chamberlain^ who
on the road to recovery, the
Edgar B. Piper, editor of The
The Ashland men are: John and daughter, Florence, both of
master of the coast guard cut­
warden said.
The epidemic, haa Just returned from a visit
Galey,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, thig city. Other surviving rela­ Oregonian, will be the chief speak­
ter
Algonquin,
and
Lieutenant
N
E
W
PASTOR
COMES
of
alx
months
in
the
dast,
will
however, has cut down the pro­
PARKING LIMIT SET
TO LOCAL OHUROH C. P. Smith, chief executive of­ Ken Coldwell, Theta Chi, and tives are a brother, Arthur Holl­ er. Leading republicans from
be the chief speaker at the cham­
duction of the various plants.
AT COLORADO SCHOOL
meyer
of
Englemine,
Cal.,
and
every section of tho state, in­
ficer, were brought to. trial by George Barron, Lambda Psi.
ber of commerce forum luncheon
a
brother-in-law,
8.
Stanley
of
cluding many candidates for state
Rev. Rodman, pastor of the court martial tfifiay aboard the
at the Llthla Springs hotel to­
GREELEY. Colo., Feb. 8—,
Santa Barbara.
and national officers, will be (U .P.)— A new parking* rale.
COAL ‘BOOTLEGGING*
M ANY LAW YERS^ARE
morrow noon. Miss Chamberlain Church of the Nasarene, haa re­ cuttnr.
8
8
8
8
8
F ive Courses South o f City 8
Are N ow Under
8
Consideration
8
8
E N T H U SIASM IS HIGH 8
8
Com m ittee to Further Plan» Till»
8
W eek— To Attract
8
A s h l a n d - registered
more non-resident cars in
December than any other
city In the state, accord
«ng to figures received
here today from Secre­
tary of State Sam A.
Kozer. During the final
month of the past year.
44C cars from other
states or countries were
registered in this city,
his report shows.
The total non-resident
registrations for the en­
tire state in December
amounted to 2394, with a
total of 82,713 for the
entire year.
The figures show that
Medford bad the second
highest registration with
278
during December.
Grants Pass was third
with 249.
Registrations by sta­
tions for December and
the year 1925 follow:
Albany,
(9 0 ),
1495:
Ashland (4 4 6 ), 22,908;
Astoria. (1 1 ), 415; Bak-‘
er,(30) 2009; Bend, (7 ),
746;
Corvallis,
(6 0 ),
•51;
Eugene.
(118),
2431; Gold Beach, (6 ),
288; Grants Pass, (249),
6376; Hood River, 703;
Klamath
Falls,
(8 7 ),
3679; La Grande, (5 9 ),
1386;
Lakeview,
161;
Marshfield,
257;
Med­
ford.
(278),
11,838;
Milton-Freewater,
(3 3 ),
1289; Newport, (9 ), 23;
- North Bend,' (8 ), 90;
Nyssa, (6 8 ), 1144; On-*
tario, 3944; Oregon City,
(1 6 ),
310;
Pendleton,
(7 7 ).
2234;
Portland.
(2 2 8 ). 9031; Roseburg,
(1 0 2 ),
2188;
Salem,
' (2 1 2 ),
456«;
Seaside,
186; The Dalles, (210),
2276; Viale, (1 ), 56;
Inspectors,
36;
totals,
(2394 ). 82,713.
8
8
PIONEER WOMAN
PASSES SUNDAY William A. Carter
Will be Candidate
For Governorship
LEGIONNAIRES
HOLD BANQUET
Too Many Bribes
Cut Profits For
CoRst Rum Head
ASHLAND HIGH
DEFEAISYREKA
.
WIDELY KNOW
CITIZEN DIES
Ashland Collegians
Honored at Oregon
Revenue Officers
Placed on Trial
WILKES BARRE, Pa. Feb. 8.
— (LP)— Anthracite ''bootlegging”
operations claimed another vic­
tim today.
Adam Jankoskl» 60 a striking
miner, was killed Just before he
started on the day’s operations
when dynamite he was thawing
over a storq exploded.
The man's wifb and 16 year old
daughter Helen were badly burn­
ed, while a aon, Joseph, 12, es­
caped unhurt, although blown
through the window of an ad­
joining room.
<
. With anthracite selling at >14
a ton, the operation of old aban­
doned claims haa proved profit­
able to miners engaged la the
"bootlegging.”
National Federation of Women’s moved to Grants Paas.
Evangelist R. B. Griffith, who
club In Washington and will have
recently
closed a successful re­
an interesting and entertaining
message for her Ashland hearers. vival meeting here, has been
procured by the church to fill
out the remaining months of
the assembly year, which ends
LEGION BANQ UET TO
B E H ELD TOMORROW May 16. A very extensive pro­
gram is planned nnder the min­
Vlo Mills, captain oF the los- istry of R. B. Griffith, R was
nlg American Legionf team in stated today.
the membership drive last year,
The new pastor has had suc­
haa announced that everything cess in the pastorate, having
to In readiness for the banquet built two new church buildings
He J s also a
which h lste a m will give to the in California.
winners at the armory tomorrow leader among the young people,
evening at <:80 o’clock.
It the announcement stated.
was stated that all ‘ex-servlco
men ot the community will be
Corvallis — Rapid progress be­
welcome to Join In on this ban­ ing made on 3360,000 woman’s
gymnasium.
quet
ant Smith are being considered
first. He and Wishaar are ac­
cused of manipulating bids for
the repair of the Algonquin a
year ago by a Portland concern.
It Is charged a ‘ Seattle firm
submitted the lowest bid.
GLASS HOLDS it f s
A N N UA L E LECTION
The Berian Class ot the First
Baptist church held Its annual
election of officers at the Morn-
house home oa Third sireet,
Mlse Carlbel Morehouse and Mrs.
S. A. Peter*, Sr., as hostesses for
the evening.
Officers elected,
were: president, Mrs. Denton;
vice president, Mr*. peters; see-
rotary and treaaurer, Mrs. Boyd,
IN PORTLAND COURT H E R E ’S ONE RECORD
THAT SHOULD STAND
FOR SE VERAL YEARS KING GEORGE SELECTS
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8—
(U .P .)— There Is a wild scramble
among local attorneys for the
post of Judge of the court of
domestic relations, made vacant
by the resignation last week of
Judge Jacob Kanzter, who has
presided since the judgeship wan
first created. Judge Kanzler is
leaving; public service to entor
the banking business.
John Van Zante is said to
have the inside track on • the
place, as he has the backing
of* social
welfare t worker*
throughout the city. Joseph L.
Hammersley, chief deputy dis­
trict attorney, is said to ba an­
other strong candidate.
OWN PRIVATE RKltlRTER
HAMBERG, Germany, Feb. 8.—■
Nicolas Kohn, chief of the local
LONDON, Feb. 8— (U.P.)—
fire department, claims the world
Major George Richmond Jamea
record for family Increases in one
Hennessy has been appointed
day.
King
George Vth's "private re­
Within 13 hour* Mrs. Kohn
porter.”
gave birth to twins, Kohn's gnat
When Parliament Is In ses­
had two kids, and thp family
sion, It will be Major Hennessy’s
watchdog had. 12 puppies.
duty to file every night at eight
All are doing well.
o’clock a 200 to 300 word tele-
fram to the King advising him
Return From Portland—
succinctly ot the proceedings In
Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Wolf, and Parliament since the latest edi­
Mr. and Mr*. A. H. Pracht re- tions of the evening pApers went
turned last evening from Port­ to pros*.
land, where they have been
spending the past few days.
In Itoe
time five minutes if men stu­
dents return with their co-ed
friends inter than 11:20 o'clock
at night, has been pat Into ef­
fect by the Householder*
elation nt the Colorado
Teachers college.
The sero hour on
dates” ha* also been set Ay th*
association at 11:20 p. m.
THE WEAr
Oregon
— Fair
clondy
settled
ton.
EM f .
$