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| MALAEIA QESMS Cannot turviv« three months in the rush ozone at Ashland. Pure dooq estie water helps. TLY I The Tidings Has Been Ashland's Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tiding«, Volarne <1 _____ N ac'tpcpcr For Nearly Fifty Years Wire Service) <Ui VOL. x u x ASHLAND CLIMATE Without the use of medicine < nine cases <rec * ten of This is a ’s e t « ' v - ASHLAND, O Rltóoff, YÜKSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1926 NO. A*.'»* Run of COMMITTEES TO Greatest COOLIDGE TO IS M15S ENTERT, aiAMB Steelheads Now DO LAND WORK Going U p Rogue TAKE NO PART FORUM LUNGI IS ORGANIZED IN COAL WAR * ♦ tt 99 tt tt » 98 » tt tttttttttttttttttttt Two Ashland Meo Named Chairmen of Important z Sub-Divisions » FARM SETTLEMENT Home Scekera Will be Assisted In Locatine In Jackson County Land settlement work in Jadk- son county was given an Impetus in Medford yesterday afternoon when the county committee, chosen at the meeting last week, met at the chamber of commerce to perfect its organisation and map out a campaign of action for the current year. Members of the county com mittee are: F. C. Holmes and 8. D. Taylor, Ashland; O. Arnspiger, Talent; O. C. Boggs, Medford, Alex Sparrow, Central Point; Frank Browh, Eagle Point; J. M. Spenoer, Eagle Point; H. E. Camp bell, Eagle Point. Three Hub-Divisions Oae of the greatest runs of Steelheads which ever came up the Rogue rivqy Is now In pro gress, according to Boy Parr, deputy state game warden, who Will Continue haa Just come from an inspec President “ Hands Off” Policy tion of the state" egg taking sta On Strike tions. The early freshets have started these taonanchs of the Rogue upstream by the hundreds ACTION IS DEMANDED of thousands. Senate by H eavy Vote Urges - The state game commssion Executive to Call has egg taking stations on Bear » Conference creek, Antelope crefik and Evans creek, while the government has WASHINGTON, Feb. 9— (U. an egg taking station on Elk P .)— President Coolidge, in the creek. face of a senate request for ac Millions of eggs will be taken tion In settling the anthracite within the next few weeks for strike, now six months In dura distribution later in the year tion, refused today to alter hts to streams throughout western policy of -Inactivity. Oregon. A senate resolution was adopt Anglers also are taking ad ed by a vote of 55 to 21, calling vantage of the Steelhead run upon the president to gather the and some splendid catches are striking miners and operators being reported from all points to the white house for confer along the Rogue. Under a state ences at any time he may see game commission ruling year- fit. round fishing for Steelheads Is Within 15 minutes after this permitted In the Rogue, pro resolution had been, adopted, a vided no fish less than 15 white house spokesman asserted inches In length Is taken. that although grave considera tion would *be given this sena torial request, president Coolidg? is opposed to meddling, which be believes would not settle the strike nor Improve the situa tion at this time. Three subdivisions were created by the. committee. The first of these Is the listing committee of which 8. D. Taylor of this city was named as chairman. Other members - are H. D. Powell of Medford and J. M. Spencer of Eagle Point. Good Bunch of Candidates This committee is to obtain a . Taken Into Local listing of all farm lands In Jack- Fraternity • son county which are for sale and which might prove attractive An initiation ceremony wa« to home-seekers from other states. held last evening by the Brothcr- Another committee is the ap- .1 hood of American Yeomen, In pralsal committee, of which F. C which the Yeoman degree staff Holmes of Ashland Is to be chair of Medford exemplified the work man. Other members of thjs to a fine bunch of candidates. committee Include Frank Brown About 25 Yeomen were present of Eagle Point and O. C. Boggs from Medford. Klamath Falls CLAIMS ITALY IG SPEAKER AT FAITH >N TODAY NOON BROKE WITH GERMANY » t t t t o t t » » t t » » » Let it be said to the credit of Miss Grace Chamberlain Dipt she is, above all, a dellghtf entertaining speaker. At chamber of commerce flo: luncheon at the Lithla Sprl hotel today noon she dellg her hearers with an int resume of her recent trip Boston, Washingtbn and otb eastern points, where she viali childhood friends after an sence of several years. Several 'times she conv her hearers with laughter she told of some of her expedi ences enroute to Boston by w^y of the Manama canal, and afte> her arrival in the east. The Panama trip, she said» Is especially popular with thb meh, as the ship’s bar Is open fall blast shortly after the veeefcl gets outside the legal limit, the disgusting scenes the ship because of this to the bar were enough to br! bring a blush of shame to the U s of real*Americans. In Boston these days a peg- son must watch her step if afee is to keep out of the way of t |e hurried rush of traffic. "It’s a race from one corner to th« next,” she said, “and in keeping up with the pace I acquired considerable agility which I had lost in Ashland.” Following her trip to Boston, Miss Chamberlain went to Wash ington where she represented Oregon at the national conven tion of the Federated Women’s clubs. "It was my privilege to shake hands with President Coolidge,” she said. “Although my meet ing with our president was but for a brief moment, I could look into his face and picture him as a keen, witty, dry New Eng lander. He is a true Yankee iu every sense of the word; an honest, God-fearing man.” Miss Chamberlain said that she found herself becoming an ardent Oregon booster almost before she knew It. The Boston climate, she said, was bad, and for that reason she praised Ore gon in highest terms. As « remit, many of her friends said they were coming out here this summer. It was announced that J. A. Churchill, newly appointed presi dent of the Southern Oregon state normal school, will be the chief speaker ¡u, the fiorum luncheon next Tuesday noon. ASHLAND EBANITE IS TO BE u r a . EBB M K K I t t Los Angeles Art Collector Sues Lloyd’s Company H A ffiJ f NOVICES WATSON BABY IS GALLED BY DEATH IN PROVES SHE » tttttttttttttttttttt Min. Stresemann Launches Bitter Attack on Mussolini F E E L I N G IB T E N S E South Tyrol Oppression Brings Repudiation of Italian Acts BERLIN,' Feb. 9— (U.P.)— German Foreign Minister Streso- mann today repudiated Italian Premier Mussolini’s attack on Germany in which Mussolini as serted that Italy could advance “beyond the Brenner Pass,” Speaking before the Reichstag, Premier Stressemann declared that the Italian oppression of the Germans In South Tyrol violates the assurance^ given by Italy when that mountain re gion was annexed to Italy under the peace treaty. Feeling in the Reichstag was tense during the bitter attack of Premier Stresemann on what' he declared to be the Italian bad faith. Popular Young Ashland Man is Called by Death Morton Herman Hansen, aged 89, died at his home on Nob Hill at & o'clock this morning, after a very brief Illness. The burial is in charge of the J. P. Dodge and Sons funeral direct ors and the arrangements have not been made. He was born in Franklin, Oregon on March 12, 1897. He graduated from the Oregon Agri cultural College in 1922 com ing to Ashland a year later anj made his home here since that time. He was a member of the Llthians, Elks, Masons and American Legion, having served nt the front during the World War. He Is survived by hts wife, Alice Sorenson Hansen, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Han- ten of Camas, Washngton; throe brothers, Carl Hansen, Portland; Guy Hansen, Frankln; Roosevelt Hansen, Portland, and two sis ters, Josephine Hansen, Camas. Washington, and Freda Hansen of Portland. j B O H REGENTS MAY NAME CHASE WORK STARTED ON North Carolina Educator SECOND FLOOR OF May Come to State NORMALBUILDING University Work on the second story of the new Ashland normal school was started thia afternoon under the direction of J. J. Trane hall, general contractor. With the present good weather Mr. Trnn- chall says tho construction work will progress rapidly. “ Although we were delayed 15 days in starting work, I believe we will be able to speed up suf ficiently to complete tho build lug by May r,” Mt. 'n-artfhTH said today. “Nover before hav>< I been able to get such a splen did bunch of workmen as I have right here in Ashland.” EUGENE, Ore.. Fen. »— (U. P.)— Dr Harry Woodburn Chase, president of the University of North Carolina, arrivedi here today qnd is conferring witht the hoard of regents of the Univer sity of Oregon relative to the proposal that he become presi dent of the local institution. No definite . word is expected i^ceraing the decision of tjui conference for some time. STILLMANS ARE FINDING TRUE LOVE ON SHIP Reconciliation Trip of Bawlf. er and Wife Declared Success WALK IN MOONLIGHT Shattered Romance W ill be Re built by Estranged Couple By EDWARD J, BING ABOARD S. S. OLYMPIC, Feb. 9— (U .P .)— The reconciliation trip of Mr. and Mra. James A. Stillman haa reached the "true love” stage. Blotting out the years of their martial differencaa the former • president of the National City Bank of New York, and his wife, Anne W. Stillman, are rapidly retracing the hap pier days of their younger years. With heart to heart talks and strolls on deck in the moon light after the lights of the ship are low and less romantic passengers have sought their staterooms, the Stillmans are rapidly reaching their aim of renewing a happier life to gether. The Stillmans—James* and Anne— keep pretty mnch to themselves aa the Olympic plows her way- toward eastern shorqs. So far as the public knows from their lips, it is still a “trial honeymoon,” but In their hearts the reconciled couple know that is the beginning of a new life for both of them, aipf they are determined to find peace and comfort with each other from now until the end. They propose first to go to Paris to visit with a married daughter. Walter Thurber Watson, 8 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson, died at the family LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8 home on Indiana street at 7:80 9— (U.P.)— 8uit for an 8 last even nig. Chamber of Commerce Takta Insurance claim of 8 Funeral services will be held Steps to Get Local 8201,800 was filed 8 from the Dodge Chapel tomor Recognition against Lloyd's of Lon- 8 row morning at 10 o’clock, Rev. don In superior court 8 Miller officiating, interment will If the Ashland ohsmber here today by Martin It I.. ** lip in the Sfouutalh Tthw rerte comrherce has’fts way^and it Is! I tt land lodge had a good number tery. Weinschenck, wealthy art 8 determined to have It— then tho The appraisal committee will of members present. collector. 8 tt cornerstone for the Southern be called upon to make a com- The usual Yoemad feed was Complaint was based 8 Oregon state normal school in tt put on after the meeting, and (Continued On Page Three) this city will be made of Ashland tt on an alleged unpaid in- 8 tt su rance on a collection 8 the remanider of the evening granite. was devpted to dancing. Short This was assured today noon tt of paintings and other Otto Klum May be Football talks were given by L. V, when the chamber of commerce, tt art treasures stolen from Mentor at Washington Stockner of Klamath Falls, Mr. after several spirited talks, went tt Welnscherick’s Hollywood State Center and Mr. Welch of Med Albert Williams, formerly unanimously on record as favor tt home on February 20 ford and Fay Yaryan of Ash Friends of otto Klum, former book-keeper at The Carson-Fow- ing Ashland granite as the en tt last year. land. PORTLAND, Ore.', Feb. 9 Ier Lumber company here, has Ashland hoy, will be g|ad to during cornerstone, for the new Another large class will be Portland employes of the South educational edifice. been elected president of the learn that he la one of the lead * »• Oakland Man Fined $25 Initiated by Ashland lodge in ern Pacific Company last month Chamber of Commerce at Hub ing candidates for the position President Briscoe Fas author When His 'Alibi Fails the near future. 1 PENDLETON, Feb. 9—That bard, Oregon, where he la con “nosed ont” Los Angeles in i ised to name a committee of coach of Waahlngton Stela to Get By keenly fought race for the com three to confer with the state “Shorty” Saunders and Fred nected with a lumber company. College, and his appointment la pany’s business-getting trophy, board of regents os well as the OAKLAND, Cal. Feb. 9. — (IP) Knowlton came to their deaths Mr. Wlilllams left here about a expected shortly by his many according to John M. Scott, as contractor to press th« claims — Admitting that too much whis as a result of gunshots, fired year ago and his many friends friends In this city. sistant passenger traffic manager of the organization. This com Klum is a son of a widely key will put one to sleep, but from a rifle in the glands of Joe will congratulate him upon this of 'the company. known pioneer family of Jack stoutly maintaining that a long Perry, and from fire set by his honor. mittee is -composed of George •“This victory over the South, Dunn, E. T. Staples and V. D, son county. He U a graduate wait for a streetcar was tfce rea SALEM, Feb. 9—An, open hands, was the verdict of the Scott said, ”la a further indica Miller, all of whom spoke forc of Ashland high school and also son he took the nap uptown in meeting of the state tax Investi Jury that heard the testimony attended the normal school. He the middle of the day, was the Jackson Resident to Support tion of the upward trend of busi ibly in favor of Ashland granite. offered at a coroner's inquest. gating committee, created by ness in Portland. Gains in rail plea of A. C. Yates when he ap at one time was athletic coajh I. L. Patterson For Witnesses included Sheriff the tost legislature, is to bo way traffic are usually a reliable for the local school. peared In court on a charge of Governor Cookingham, Fancho Stubble held in Salem, February 23, ac prosperity barometer.” intoxication. For the past two years, Mr. cording to Earl Fisher, state field, Dan Downey, Mrs. Saun C. E. "Pop” Gates, widely The trophy will be awardeu "Your explanation lsp’t com- Klum has been athletic coach ders and Dr. H. J. Kavanaugh. tax commissioner and secretary pllmcntry to the streetcar ser known Jackson county resident early this month. It is a silver at the University of Hawaii, of the committee. Any person The sheriff related to the Jury CHICO, Cal. Feb. 9. — (IP) — where he has an unbroken ran will not be a candidate for gov plaque, possession of which in vice,” commented the Judge, f ’but the confession made by Perry, we’ll overlook any complaint aris ernor in the republican primar dicates employes here have se .WOODBURN, Feb. 9—Victor desiring to be heard on the tax which was corroborated by Dr. Farmers of this district regret of victories. It was his splendid ing that bottle of moonshine ies next May. Instead; he' will cured) by their personal efforts, Christiansen, 20, son of Mr. and question is invited to appear be Kavanaugh. I StubblefiekR and that the duck season is closed; so record in Hawaii which caused throw his personal support to aside from regular duties, more Mrs. Peter Christiansen, Monitor, fore the committee at that time Downey, who were with the sher do hunters, but for different rea Washington State College auth which was in your pocket.” and a special invitation is being sons. , . freight and passenger business I. L. Patterson of Polk county. Yates proved to be a marvel orities to bid for his services iff when the two charred bodies was Instantly killed while help Ducks are reported to be so there. at explaining but his argument, This definite announcement than the employes of any other ing his father blast btuiqps Sun extended to representatives of were taken from the barn at the press, several Eastern Ore thick }hat' the pondd cannot hold although interesting, wasn’t.con was made in Medford yesterday of the competing divisions. Two day. - They had set several gon newspapermen having de the Knowlton place, testified ns them. "They are becoming a vincing. , “Five days In’ the city afternoon by Mr. Gates. For tears ago Portland won the first blasts, one falling to explode. to the position of the bodies and sired to attend a session of the bother,” moan ranchera of the HUNTERS ABE FINED prison or 125,” said the Judge. many months hi* friends business-getting trophy offered The son was examining the fuse marks of identification. FOR HAVING VENISON committee. codnty. “To bad we can’t shoot “I'll never wait for another throughout Oregon have been by Southern Pacific. Perry was arraigned in justice as they started to the house for On the following day the com ’em," reply the hunters. But streetcar,” ’ said Yates In a sad urging him to get into the race, ENTERPRISE, Feb. 9— Be dinner, when the explosion oq mittee will hold a conference court and held to» the grand the hunting season doesn’t open tone as he shelled out 25 hard- but Mr. Gates has decided to Jury without bond. cause a doe was killed by hunt« curred. He was a pupil at with the county assessors of until next fall. . earned dollars. lay aside his personal ambitions era on the Minam river 10 day« Woodburn high school. Part of the state, 'when it is expected and aid his friend, Senator Pat ago, ftve Union county men the head was torn off and his that the problem of assessments terson. were found guilty of violation body Fas mangled. will be threshed out. At the in of the game tow Wednesday by* itial meeting of tbu'committe-i a Jury In Justice of the Pea— here last month it was agreed A. B. Conaway’s court «ng were Former Oregon Senator Suf BE LUCKY that the efforts of the committee fined 850 each. AU were Joint fers Stroke of would be concentrated largely ly accused of having deer a —t Paralysis BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 9. — <lR on an amendment to the assess Retired Army Chief Arrives A. D. JlUann.nnd C. Y. Gamy Arge n t i— » s “lucky prmrtd, in are installing fixture* and other WASHINGTON. Feb. 9— Dr. Alveer continues to bring luck ment laws of the state, which CHICAGO, Feb. 9—James B. They were John PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 9— son. South America it was agreed, are weak, per equipment in the Wimer build Newsome, 7«, the oldest Pullman Slight improvement was shown to those who ere associated with Henry Parsons, Mattrew So far as prim Portland is con ing, formerly occupied by The porter in the country, is dead today In the condition of George him. In the rebent 8,000,000 1'rso* mlttlng oscape from taxation of KEY WEST. Fla.. Feb. 9— cerned, the Charleston has been Forrest Ryder and Howard Babcock Gift Shoppe, where after 65 1-8 years of service. E. Chamberlain, ex-Unlted States Christmas lottery, a group of soft property worth at least a half (U.P.)—Greeted hack to home relegated to the limbo of things Hazelwood, all of Elgin . — within a few days they will open He traveled more than 8,000,000 senator from Oregon, who suf rants belonging to the private billion dollars. shores by a thundering salute. that need to be. By order of Cricket flat. a modern grocery store. Mr, miles on Pullman cars since he fered a stroks of paralysis in kls residence of the President divided General Pershing arrived hero Mlse Martha Randall, head of Jillson recently has been con entered the company’s service hotel room here several days a 10,000 Peso prise among them. LOCAL TEAM WILL from South America aboard tho the women’s protective division NEW HOTEL TO nected with the H. B. Plummer on September 10, 1870, and no ago» Because of his advanced On a recent' Journey to Buenos PLAY AT KLAMATH United States Cruiser Denver at of the police bureau, the Char BUILT IN age, the attending physicians grocery and la an experienced complaint was ever made against Aires from France, several monx- o’clock this morning. Tho leston has been banned from all » grocerymnn. He stated they him by a passenger. say hie .recovery will bo alow. ber««of the eraw on the ship boar, Battery B of Ashland, will heed*of the American forces in public dance halls. CHICAGO. Feb. J>— (U.j Mr. Chamberlain was stricken lag Argentina’s president bought Piny the Klamath Falls town Franc« was given an ovation would carry a representative For 46 years Newsome travel Of course, the Charleston will A new hotel. 88 sto line of groceries. ed between Chicago and Den last week > but news of bis con • lottery ticket After they readi team. The Cardinals, at Klamath upon his arrival here. atiH be danced as an exhibition, containing 8,000 ver. Once, in early days, his dition was withheld from the ed Buenos Aires. The "IurkjA Falla this evening. Members of but for dancers generally, it le rise hera thia year, CLOSES CASE train was stopped by a herd of public for several days. His president" dig his pert, end the the Battery B team are: But THE WEATHER « thing of the past. 'So far aanoaneemeat by buffalo Tor 80 minutes. An condition, however, Is steadIIv sailors drew the first prize of terfield, Bryant, Bentley, Young, Oregon and Waahlng- tt ** la known, Portland la the Oroshy, builders. The. SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 1.— ftp) other time the train twaa attacked improvlkg and the physicians 100,000 Pesos. Jonee, Teddy Caldwell, Hoxie, ton— Rein West portion, tt first city of any site to ban be named The —The government dosed its casu by Sioux Indiatas. are hopeful that he will event Phipps, Robison, Wilson. local rains, snows east tt the Charleston, although num of the in the Olmstead liquor conspiracy normal His largest tip was given him ually be restored to Albany — Hoary demand for The Battery B end the Ash portion, tonight and Wed- tt erous smaller towns have turn- will «ont 98, trial at noon today. The defease by the tote Buffalo Bill, it was health. Mr. Chamberlain Is 72 good dairy stock to ship to I-— land High team will play at the nesday. Freeh southerly tt id thumbs down on this latest .got under way thin afternoon. a 9100 bill. Angels«. ’ » years old, Armory here Thursday evening. winds, gales along coaet. tt dance. Classified Ada PORTLAND IS S. « HE K SEEEPY; TOO MUCH BOOZE INDIAN SLAYER WILL BE TRIED “FOP” GATES NOE TO B E M A 1 E FARMERS O E M I DUCKS ARE BOTHER Youth is Killed By Delayed Blast SHOWS IMPROVEMENT NEW G U Y TO Oldest Pullman • . BE OPENED SOON • Porter is / Dead is « oration Charleston Dance Placed Under Ban By Prim Portland M O T A S COACH