MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich osene at Adhlond. Pure
domestic water helps.
-
........... ........... ,
,
ÂSBBÉS5
Senate Judiciary Committee
Will Refuse to Confirm
Appointment
COOLIDGE IS NOTIFIED
Senators McNdry and Stanfield
Tell President pf Tbeir
Decision
the Semi-Weekly T M M , V o lu u 48
Suspected Navy
Deserter Jailed
In Bigamy Case
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb.
11 — W illia m Kenneth
Trousdale, 12, has one
too many wives, accord-
ng to Deputy District At-
torney George Graham,
who filed charges against
him and held him for
grand Jury investigation.
Trousdale is also suspect-
ed of being a deserter
from the United States
navy.
According to informa-
tlon in the hands of the
district‘ attorney’s office,
Trousdale on January
SO, married Anna Shirley
Sheer of this city, despite
the fact that he already
had a wife and four-
months-old baby.
Wife
No. 1-waa formerly Helen
Cunningham and is liv-
ing with her parents on
the east side.
8
8
8
8
8
8
*8
<8
8
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 11
— (IP) — Wallace McCamant of
Portland has lost hla fight to be
come Judge of the United States
circuit court of appeals at San
Franclscq.
‘ Senators McNary and Stanfield
of Oregon today notified Presi
dent Coolidge that the senate Ju
diciary committee will report ad
versely oa the nomination of Mr.
McCamant.
a *
The Oregon man has been serv
ing ae a federal Judge under a
recess appointmeat by Preaident
Coolidge. Hla confirmation by the
senate was vigorously opposed by
United States Senator Hiram
Johnson of California, and Me
*
—
Camant lost whatever chance he
had of being confirmed when he Ashland Man S u g g e s t s
referred to Theodore Roosevelt
“ Med-O-Land” for
as an unpatriotic American while
New Golf Course
a witness here before the senate
Wiliam B. Leer of 660 Allison
Judiciary committee two weejes
St., Ashland, is the winner of
ago.
the 6100 membership given as a
prise in the contest for the se
lection of a name for the new
golf course on Coleman Creek.
The name "Mkd-O-Land,” submit
ted by Mr. Leer met with the
unanimoas approval of the Judg
ing committee.
Linking, ae It
Young Men Present Pleasing does, the names of the interest
Entertainment at Local
ed cities, it is clever sad at the
Church
same time ie pleasing, dignified,
distinctive and appropriate.
A crowded hqnae greeted the
oregw r-rnd • ♦ Mt tW “" Christ«« f, The Judging .committee
made up of O. H. Johnsoa, Mayor
chareh last night, and the pro
of Ashland. Q. o. Alenderfsr,
gram presented by the three ta]
Mayor of Medford. E. O. Cole
anted musicians was thoroughly
man, Mayor of Phoenix and Mr.
enjoyed by all who attended.
and Mrs. Ketch, owners and pro-
George E. Maddox, lyric ten
motors of tbs course. Owing to
or, formerly lived in Jackson
the illness of Mr. Johnson, his
county, and was given a rousing
Place was filled by Mrs. Gordon
welcome.
The
others
were
MacCracken, President of the
Waidemar H. Hollensted and
Ashland Women's' Civic Club.
Lauren B. 8ykes. The young men
Eighty names, were submitted,
have a varied program of clean
of which the following are a few:
interesting enterfisinment. |
Hiland, Valley View, Meadow
So successful was the concert
Brook,
Coiecreet,
Bdenwood,
that the Social Circle of the
Medash, LaurM Brook, Silverdale.
church, under whose auspices it
Ashmed, Green Acres, Ashford,
was given, is planning to -have
8weetbrlar, Leisure Lure, Ketch-
the young men return here next
a-Vlew, Glen Echo, Southern Ore
fall.
gon, The Meadows, Terra-DIne,
Highland. Rogue View, Sunny
Brook, Recreation HUI, Sunny
Mount, Fairwae, Summit, Shady
Brook, Eden Laurel, Quail Hol
low, Meadow Llnx, Laurel Dell.
WILLIAM E I f f I
WINNER Of PBIZE
OREI N TRIO GIVE
PROGRAM
SEIW1E 10 PMBE
ALUMINUM M S I
Judiciary Committee Votes
Favorably on Walsh
Resolution
M
Wire Service)
ASHLAND, OREGON,
r
no . iy ,
STREET IMPR
MENTS TO BE
PRINCIPAL WO^K O F° ASHLAND
FIVE HELD IN
FRISCO JEWEL CHAMBER
STEALING CASE
Three Boys and, Two Men
. Are Vader Arrest in
Seattle
OONFE88ION8
f 10,000
ber
G IV E N
Robbery Imst Novem
Relieved Near
Solution
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 11.-
(LP)—Three youths and two men
are in jail here today in connect
ion with the robbery last Novem
ber of 610,000 worth, of Jewels
in San Francisco and their sub
sequent efforts to dispose of the
loot in 8eattle.
Three of the youths, all under
18, are directly charged with the
robbery. The other two are held
in connection with the efforts to
sell the gems. The,youths charg
ed with the robbery are Edward
Wayman, 17; Willard Davis, 16,
and Ted Reno, 18. Erwin Mar-
tlnbau, 17, is alleged to be an
other agent of the bandits, and
Max Rotbstein, a salesman, is
held, charged with having pur
chased some of the loot from Mar-
tineau. .
The three youths are said to
have made a complete confession.
They are held pending advices
from San Francisco authorities.
Detective Frank Little made
the capture. He overheard Frank
Kingston, a contractor, attempt
ing to sell a . 82000 diamond
brooch for 8100 at a garage.
Questioning him, the detective
learned that he had been com
missioned to sell it by the youths.
»
8
G
Street Improvements will
nlsh the major portion of the
gram of the Ashland
commerce during
year. Thia was the
night at a masting
of directors, at which time it
decided to conduct a ett:
survey of street conditions
study the various plans or metR-
ods by which the needed Improve
ments could be made.
A special committee will delta
into the street problem and pro
cure all needed data for an sal-
tended report to the next mesh
ing of the board.
Before the auto tourist ssasbfe
la poe
gets well under way it Is
slble that a big electric sign will
he placed in the Plesa to direct
1.1. PATTERSON
i
VMM
Polk County Solon Seelrt
Republican Gubernatorial
Honors
THIS
NOTED GERMAN
YEAR OPERA LEADER
KILLS HERSELF
8
8
tourists to Llthla Park and the
auto .camp grounds. The question
of providing suitable signs and
directors to the camp and park
provoked considerable' discussion
and.la expected to result in further
action which will bring desirable
publicity to Ashland’s famed auto
park.
A special committee was nam
ed to meet with representatives
of the Klamath Falla chamber of
commerce with reference to the
information bureau which the
Klamath chamber plans to spon
sor dt the junction of the Pacific
and Ashland-Klamath, highways.
Much other routine business was
transacted by the directors In pre
paration for a busy season of ac
tivities for the Ashland organi
sation.
Silk Stockings
And Tea ’Result
In Much Illness
BELFAST. Feb. 11—
Silk stockings and tea
drinking are to blame
for much of the present
day illness, in the opin
ion of Dr. Dennis O’
Hagen, surgeon of Louth
county infirmary, who
addressed a meeting for
the treatment of tuber
culosis.
"What is needed la a
health campaign to get
people to feed themselves
properly," he said.
"I
advise people to drink
lees tea and get back to
the days of buttermilk."
I. L. Patterson, former state
senator from Polk county and
now a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for governor,
stopped off *« Ashland late yes
terday afternoon en route to
Grants Pass from
Klamath
Falls, where he was campaign
ing earlier la the weak.
"I am more than pleased with
the result of my trip east of
the mountains, and found senti
ment even better than I had
anticipated," said Senator Pat
tenon.
»••J* , “ ? £ » “ * * * * ?»> W in M
fSH t a i H ga m. « W W
cola Day hanqhet and win re-
tura to Ashland later in the
spring in the interests of his
candidacy.
He visited several
Nearly 60 Expected Here for close personal and political J. N. Cochran and L. C. Thorn
friends while here yesterday. He
Banquet This
ton, recruiting officers for the
was accompanied by Mrs. Pat
Eveninf
United
States navy, arrived in the
terson.
city last night and will remain
Law enforcement officers from
here until Saturday accepting en
sll points in Southern Oregon will
listments
from young men of this
gather at the Lithia Springs hotel
section
who
might want to join the
at 6:30 tonight at which time
navy.
they hope , to form an association
The two officers will be at the
of* peace officers of this section
Hotel
Ashland and will be glad
of the state. The primary pur
to meet young men and explain
pose of the organization ie to pro
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 11 to them the advantages and op
cure cooperation among the law
•—(U.P. )— General
John
J. portunities offered to those who
enforcing officers la order that
Pershing
returned
to
Washington
can qualify.
better results might be procured
today from South America where
in every city and county.
Chief of Police McN(abb has ha served aa chairman of the
received responses from officers, Tacnj-Arlca plébiscite commis
indicating that appfoxtmately 60 sion. General Pershing refused
will be here for the banquet and to discuss his affairs until he
holds a conference with Secre
conference.
tary of State Kellogg.
W bgww
U H FO m T
OFFICERS TO IB T
OFFICERS M E HERE
General Pershing
Back in Capital
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 11—
(U.P.)— Captain George H. Wil
kins, leader of the latest polar
flight and Major Thomas Lam-
phir arrived here today to make
final preparations for their trip
to Alaska. Some members of
the polar party are already in
the north completing pi due for
the overland Journey to* Point
Barrow.
Convict Declares
C ourt"'---- Boston Mayor Was
Awards Damages Bootleg Employer
• “ •
BOSTWi, Maas., Feb. 11.—May
or Lawrence F. Quigley of Boston
paid Percy Priedman, a convict
8300 to assist In unloading a ship
ment of llqaor in the local harbor,
according to the convict’s sworn
testimony here In the trial of
Mayor Quigley and others for con
spiracy lo violate the federal pro
hibition law.
Friedman testified that ha
worked under thé direction of
PoHee Inspector Thomas Quigley,
a brother of the mayor, and that
after ha had finished hla work, the
brother sent him to the mayor’s
home to collect his pay.
TO GIVE RECEPTION
FI
Marschesa Gabriele Disera
, Unable to Withstand
’
Criticism
CENSURED BY SISTER
Makes Demonstration
in Fever
fi
of Italy During Present
Crisis
’ ’(
BATTERY 0 TO PlAY
HIGH SCHOOE SQUAD
Fast Basketball Game Pre
dicted at the Armory
Thia Evening
What promises to be a fast, ex
citing basketball game will be
staged at the armory this even
ing when the Ashland high school
and Battery B quintets will clash.
Both teams have been winning
their games recently, and the
contest ttys evening should ba
cloka... t t a gang,
»¿art at
7:96 and there will be no pre
llminary game.
On Saturday evening the high
school team will meet the Central
Point team on the local floor.
Central Point thld season has the
best team In 'its history and high
school students are looking for a
big crowd out to boost for the
local boys.
IE
IL
Shame Suicide Pact Brings
to Light Grime at Tia
Juana, Mexico
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Feb. 11—
(U.P.)— The United States navy
today Joined the American and
Mexican probes into vice condl
tiong,at Tia Juana which were
brought to light in the "shame
suicide" pact of Mr, and Mrs.
T. M. Peet and their two daugh
ters, which resulted from the
kidnaping and assaulting of the
two girls.
While civil authorities were
delving into the vice ring, Rear
Admiral A. H. Robertson of the
eleventh naval district ordered
an investigation into the con
tinued imprisonment of Elmer
K. Jordon, a petty naval of
ficer, in the Tia Juana jail.
Jordon has been living in a cell
without sunlight for 11 months
and his health tyts bficome badly
impaired.
Elks Will Stage
Valentine Dance
Puppy Resembles
¡ Mother; Lost Dog
Located By Owner
8
I
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
1
I
I
1
1
BERLIN, Feb. 11. — (LP) —
Humiliated by her expulsion from
Berlin's most exclusive theatri
cal club, and By a quarrel with
her slater, Marie Orska, Marac-
hesg Gabriele Disera, noted stage
star, committed suicide today.
The expulsion followed a de
monstration by Madapio Disera,
who is married to an Italian, in
favor of Italy in connection with
the present dispute between the
two nations.
During her unexpected demon
stration she shouted, ‘‘Long Live
Mussolini", and her sister derided
her, whereupon the Marschesa
killed herself.
Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner,
of the Oregon diocese of the
\Episcopal church, will arrive lu
Ashland Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock and be the guest of Rev.
P. K. Hammond, local Episcopal
pastor, until Sunday evening when
the bishop will go to Medford for
Governor Declares Smith aa engagement.
Saturday evening a reception
Brother* Bear Good
will be held at (he parsonage for
Reputations
the distinguished visitor and Sun
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 11— day morning he will officiate at
(U.P.J— Governor Pierce waa eonflrtnation services In the
called ae a defense witness to church.
day In the trial of Robert and
C. A. Smith, sone of the former
state prisoa warden, and Arthur
Christensen, accused of accepting
bribes while Working as state
Il
dry agents.
The governor teetlfled he had
known the Smith boys since 'V,
faqcy and that their reputation
are looking forward to one of
was good.
Ha said he had their most successful social
known Cbrlktqnsen since 1930 eventa of the winter season to
and had found him an honest night when they will be hosts Scores Pay Final Tribute to
Memory of Local
agent
at a St. Valentine’s party and
Merchant
dance at the Elk’s club. The
hall has been suitably decorat
Scores of friends of the late
ed wRh the Valentine colors.
J. P. Hollmeyer paid a final tri
bute to hla memory at funeral
Oregon and Waahlng-
Pine Grove district near Hood services conducted this afternoon
ton— Uhaettled
tonight
River, will build 820,000 six- from the Dodge chapel, with the
and Friday, j Probably
room school house.
Christian Science service. Mem
losa Imins tn vest por-
bers of the Masonic order had
filqo-
Grants Pass — Southwestern charge of the services at the
Lofibl .rains or
■nows la east portion.
Oregon Mining Bureau negotiat Mausoleum.
8Hght change In tero-
Mr. Hollmeyer, who was a wide
ing for 100-ton smelter.
peretnre. Moderate east
ly known merchant of thia city,
Md northeast winds On
Salem — Contract« are being passed *wey Sunday evening fol
ooaet, ahtftlng sontherly.
Made for 1026 hope at from 18 lowing an illness of several
months.
to 61 cents.
Friday Increasing.
[
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
’ OREGON CITY, Feb.
11—A close resemblance
between a puppy and its
mother was the means of
locating "T rixie,’* a pet
dog owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest . Cross of
this city, It was revealed
today.
"Trixie” disappeared a
year ago and all efforts
to locate her were fu-
tie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cfioss noticed a little
puppy
romping
In
a
neighboring yard.
" It looks like ’Trixie’s'
pup,”
declared
Mrs.
Cross as she started to
investigate.
When she*
reached the other house
her lost pet leaped Into
her arms.
ALLEGED BAD
CHECK PASSER
UNDER ARRESI
K la m a t h County Sheriff
Nails Suspect
set for Port
land Police
Pol
UNDER SURVEILLANCE
Man
VISIT BIBLE CLASS
Group of Preachers Here to
Ger Ideas for Their
Own School
Giving Name of George
Walker Caught After
Long Chase
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 11.—
Leaving a Veritable trail of bad
checks behind him over Oregon,
George Walker, flashily dressed
pen artist whose English accent
won confidence from his victim«;
was jailed here last night by
Sheriff Burt E. Hawkins and dep
uties on ja telegraphic warrant
from Portland.
Walker was accompanied on his
travels by a plain appearing little
women whom he attempted to
shield by Insisting that she knew
nothing of his activities. He ad
mitted his guilt freely when ques
tioned by Sheriff Hawkins, blam
ing his misfortunes on his Inabil
ity to get work.
Trailed to Klamath
In order to obtain Ideas and get
a good working knowledge of
Ashland’s mid-week bible school
a group of Medford ministers
visited the biblo school yesterday
preparatory to the opening of a
bible school in Medford wlthjn
the next few days.
The Ashland bible school is the
only one now* being conducted
Jointly by the school hoard and
ministerial association in South
ern Oregon, and is showing splen
did progress under the direction
of Mrs. Grace E. Andrews.
The Medford ministers who
visited the school were Rev. T
M. Temple of the Methodist
Church, Rev. D. J. HoWell Sf the
Chrlstien church, end Rev. and
Mrs. E. P. Lawrence of the Pres
byterian church.
AIR MAIF SERVICE
TO STMT APRIL 0
Planes Will Start From
Pasco to Elko, Nev., on
Regular Schedule
The authorities have trailed-
Walker and his companion from
Junction City, Eugene, Portland.
Roseburg end other cities of Ore
gon. They were on the lookout
for a man of his description, ac
companied by a small dark wo
man."
He had been In Klamath Fall«
about three days, haring been
placed under surveillance shortly
after hla arrival. But he attempt
ed to pass no checks nntil last
night. Then he cashed a 61 check
at Whitman’s drug store. Thia
check corresponded to the other
checks that had been left behind,
and the officers waited no lo
More Oh seks 6>oaa4
In hie pockets were two morn
checks, both of whieh had been
■tamped by a check protector, one
tor 627.60 and the other for 826.
They had not been filled in other
wise.
Walker is "to he returned to
Portland. Chief of Police L. V.
Jenkins congratulated the local
officers on their capture by wlrr,
and said he would send after the
man at once. The wefman was n<8
held.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 11—
(U.P.)—Air mail service in the
Pacific northwest will commence
April 6, It was announced here
today. Mall planes will fly from
Peeco, Wash., through Boise,
Idaho, to Elko, Nevada, where House Judiciary Committee
the San Francisco to New York
Approves • Genet
General
air mall line will pick up the
Schedi ule Rise
mails.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Fsb. 11
Trains will carry the mail
from Pacific northwestern cities — The house Judiciary committee
has given approval of a bill which
to Paaco,
will Increase salaries of all fed
eral Judges,
The chief justice of the United
States would receive, 620,600 a«r
nually instead of 816,000 as «1
present, while associate justices
would receive 820,000 Instead of
District
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. their present 614,600.
11— Enemies of prohibition be judges would be raised from
gan their 1926 propaganda in 87600 to 812,600, and judges of
congress this week when Con the circuit court of appeals would
gressman Cellar, a democrat of be Increased from 88600 to 816^
000.
New York, Introduced a résolu
tlon calling for a nation-wide
referendum on light wines and
beer.
He specifies that the
vote should be taken in conjunc
tlon with the 1926 congressional
elections throughout the coun
try.
SW BKTFOR
JUDGES A D W TED
Light Wine And
Beer Vote Urged
To Ship Body Of ’
Morton Hansen To
Franklin, Oregop
A T IE IO BY M IY
THE WEATHER
-
ftPAY, FEB, 11, 1926
S IK H S AND
Make Ready For
■ OPEGAIOGS EATHER New Polar Trip PESEE IS WITNESS
Rumors of Settlement Fly
FOR STALE AGENTS
Through Fields During
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb.
11— (U.P.)— The senate Judic
iary committee today voted a
favorable report on the recoin
Secret Parley
mendatlona of Senator Walsh,
democrat, of Montana, for an
PHILADELPHIA, Penn., Feb.
investigation of the American 11— (U.P.)— Leaden
of
the
Aluminum company, which la striking anthracite coal miners
controlled <by Secretary Mellon
and coal barons of the Pennsyl
and his brother.
vania fields met quietly and
suddenly here today without any
previous announcement.
While
ho inkling as to what was being
done could be learned, hope
flew throughout the mining dis
trict that a settlement of the
strike might he at; hand.
Grants Pasa and Phoenix high
schools will battle It out at
Oi ants F ew and Phoenl
night for the debating champion
ship of Southern Oregon. Both
schools have gone through the
PORTLAND, Orai, Fab. 11—
preliminary contests with flying
colon and much Interest is Damages of 64.000 were allow
manifested In the closing debate. ed Leonard Westberg, seaman,
Several Ashland residents have from the J. R. Hanify company
signified their intentions of at of California, In a sealed ver
tending the debate at Phoenix. dict returned today in » d era il
The question is "Resolved, Judge Bean’s court
Suit was brought by Weathers
that a severance tax be made a
agalnat
the company following
feature of the tax system of
an injury here August 61 at
Oregon.”
the Southern Pacific siding. A»
member of the craw of the
Portlind — Bank clearances steamship Ryder Hanify, he war
for January were 8160,808,185; loading the veseai
a sling
exports, 66,861,616, 66 per cant of lumbar fell bn him. He de
above January, 1664; and build clared ha suffered serious ' in.
lag permits, 61.666,770.
juries to his hack.
Debating Honors
Will Be Decided
ftcivtpapcr For Nearly Fifty Years
(U sited
è
VOL. XLXX
(I'CAMANT TO
LOSE OUT FOR
FEDERAL POST
Tte Tidings Haa Been Ashland’s
,
T idings
ly
ASHLAND climate
Without the ur c ' medieine <
nu e cases
> of
This is v
aaet
Daily Tidings Ads
Get Quick Results
The body of Morton Hansen,
popular young Ashland m«n. wfll
be shipped tonight to his boyhood
home at Franklin, Ora. wharp
final services will he held from
the Methodist church guadqy
afternoon.
Mr. Hansen, who w m • j
sciat at the McNair drug
died the first of the week
throat complications. The
will he accompanied to
by his widow and hla
Small classified advertisements
In The Daily Tidings bring splen
did results, as testimonials every
day prove. This morning The
Tidings was requested to take
out the Classified Inserted by The
Park Hotel, .which was for a wo
rn*« to do wort, aa the inquiries
Umatilla Coaatf
came thick and fast sad the place
was quickly filled. No matter i n i , were worth
what one has to sell or what one
Astoria -
wan«, if It Is possible, a classl-
Hl In The Daily Tidings will trailo« khows
bring the desired results.
»U1