I
MALARIA
GERMS
Cannot anrvive three months in
the rich osene at Astifend. Pom
domestio .water helps.
The Tidings Has Been ’A^AIond*«
T idings
ly
Newspaper For'Nearly, Fifty .^ear«
ASHLAND CLIMATE Í
.Without the use of medicine enren
nine cases out o í ten of
'
This is a proven fa ct
Wire Service)
VOL. XLUC
Successor to the Seal.Weekly Tiding^ Volume 41
ASHLAND, OREGQÑ, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1926
Planned Here
GEORGE DI
WILL RUN FORI
STATE SENATE
Billy Sunday Not
To Hold Revival
Meetings in May
8.
8
8
8
8
Ashland Man Will be Candi- 8
date for Republican
8
Nominatimi
8
8
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE,
8
8
W a r Im portant Factor in N o rm ali
8
School W e rk Last
8
Session
8
George W. Dunn, who has rep­
resented Jackson oonnty' In the|
state senate during the last two
sessions, stated to The Tidings
editor today that he had decided
to seek the Republican nomina­
tion for another term in the May
primary.
Considerable comment has been
indulged In as to whether Mr.
Dunn would again enter the race.
Reports had been circulated that
be had agreed previously not to
seek another term and that, there­
fore, be would not make the rape.
Mr. Dunn stated he had not made
any promise to remain out of this
primary and that any report« to
that e'ffect were erroneous.
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
¡X
3
3
3
3
3
3
Billy Sunday, famous
evangelist, will not come
to Ashland next May for
. a series of revival medt-
tags,
This
decision
was
‘ reached this morning at
a well attended and har-
monious meeting of the
Ashland Ministerial asso-
elation.
It was announced that
the three or four mln-
lstera who sponsored the
movement to bring Billy
Sunday to Ashland have
been transferred to other
cities, and for that rea-
son It was deemed best
to eall off the proposed
revivals.
Mr. Sunday had agreed
to came to Ashland, but
in view of the changed
personnel of the pastor-
ates here It was ta u g h t
he would rather cancel
his Ashland engagement
WOULD CHANGE
INAUGURATION
OF PRESffiENT
Proposed Amendment F ix
in# Time for Third Man-
day in January Passes
SEN A TE T A K ES ACTION
Measure Now up to H o m e
Stag,
field Grazing BUI is
Condemned
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 18
— (U.P.)—The Norris constitu­
tional amendment changing the
date for the inauguration of
the president from March 4
to the third Monday In January
was adopted In the senate today
by a vote of 72 to 2. The same
bill would change the date for
opening, congress from December
to the first Monday In January.
The amendment was passed in
the senate at the last session
but was defeated in the home.
There was but little discus­
sion of the measure whei^ It
came up for final action again
today.
, ,
Gerald Chapman
Loses Fight To
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
THINKS WHITE
Escape Hanging
HOUSE ROOF IS
NEAR COLLAPSE
NBWJ TORK, Peb. ,1.81*8
— (U.P.)—Gerald Chap- 8
man, notorious mall ban-
dlt, has lost another
round In hls desperate
fight to escape the noose.
The United States circuit
court of appeals here
today ruled that Chap-
man must hang under
the sentence imposed by 18
the state court or Cop- 8
nectlcnt.
8
Chapmen sought
to 8
escape hanging until af- 8
ter he had serve* a long 8
penitentiary sentence im-
posed by the federal
court for robbing the
United States malls.
President Coolidge and Fam ­
ily in Constant Danger,
Says Expert
TOO
MUCH
ECONOMY
newt I ve R e f usea to Approvo
A ppropriation o f *3 0 0 ,0 0 0
F o r Work
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb. 13
— (U .P .)—-The well known econ­
om y o f President Coolidge muy
resa lt la a w hite house catas­
trophe a t any time.
This Cat Ought
To Take Out An
Anglers’ Permit
The Plaza Confection-
.ery has the prise fish-
catching cat in the com­
munity, according to an
incident of last Saturday
night.
Fred Taylor was sur­
prised when he looked
down and saw the cat
entering the kitchen door
with a large trout in Its
mouth.
The fish waa
safely delivered alive to
Mr. Taylor.
The cat had caught
the fish, which was
about eight inches long
In Ashland creek at the
rear of The Plaza. The
fish was returned to the
creek alive, as Pred_ said
he did not believe his
fishing license permitted
him to allow his cat to
fish for him.
Tunneling From Mattem Property to
Famous Old Gold Mine Expected to
be Started This Spring — Leases and
Right of Way Procured
1
" -
. -to
Definite plans are under w ay for the re-opening of
the old Ashland mine, one of the biggest gold mining
properties in Southern Oregon, it became known today.
Weakened by tbe constant de­
terioration of Its supports, the
White house roof is in danger
of crashing down on the occu­
Herman Mattem, at one time general m anager of the
pants, according to the testi­
mi^>, and also owner of the M attem mine at Jackson
mony given before the house ap­
Springs, is completing all preliminary arrangements for
propriations committee today hy
this gigantic development, and hopes to start actual
Major W. S. Grajit, public build­
work on both properties this spring, barring the unfor-
Gwin 8. Butler
ing director.
Grant said the
condition of the root is very
Broken Knee Cap
seen-
A«W Collision
dangerous and might collapse in
Verifies Report
the event of a heavy snow.
With his customary reticence* Mr. M attem admitted
Gwin S. Butler, well
President Coolidge, Grant tes-
resident, surf«
today
that his plans, as now outlined, call for*the joint
i tirted, refusee to _ approve an
fractured
kneecap
at
Rapport Prom ised
development
of both mines. He has procured the neces­
B in Oppooed
appropriation for *600,000 for
He has withheld his announce­
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Peb. IS Pella yesterday when
remedying the dangerous condi­
sary optiops, leases and right of way to permit the con­
ment until he could see whether I Former R esident Return» — (U.P.)—The Stanfield grating skidded at the sharp turn
tion, despite the fact that the Annual Session Planned for struction of a two-mile tunnel starting at the Mattem
Medford — Program
his many friends of former cam-1.
to T aira O v er O eser
bill was criticised today by Sec­ the Link river bridge end off1 roof is becoming more danger­
mine and extending back under the bill to the old Ashland
lldej
with
another
auto.
• Outlined
palgns would support him in this
Service Station
retary of Interior Work before
ous each year.
mine.
*
year’s struggle. He stated he was
Mr. Butler wee thrown from
thé senate public lands com­
The president doesn’t see how
The
Jackson
County
Health
As­
greatly encouraged by the en-1 Dr. W. Oeeer, who for four mittee. Secretary Work eeld the hls' car end struck the curbing he can get away long enough to
It probably will be nt least a month before the work
sociation will hold its Annual
couragment be had been given. I years has been operating, The bill la too cumbersome and com­ Suffering intense pein, the Ip
gets
under way* but if no entanglements present them­
have the roof fixed.
meeting on March 2nd In the as­
In addition to the fotfr years I Oeser Ashland Service Station, plex and deprives the govern Jured man was brought hack to
selves
the develojunrtit of these two big-paying proper-
sembly room of the First Metho­
Mr. Dana represented t h u * ^ ^ ! h a d leased the station to Clifford
sat or too much rwwerwhieh Ashland last night hy Mfffe,
Ttes w ttrbg Btsu V wt uwr big suste and v riB' i i w t e i a — v
dist Church, Medford.
Would be transferred to stock Hamakar. Attending physician»
The session will * convene at ployment of a large force of men.
ty In the state bouse In 1841. Jenkins, who took possession this
say it will her" at least 10 days
2:30 o'clock.
Five minute re­
During the last session of the I morning.
The Ashland mine was started in 1896 and always
before the swollen knee will
ports
will
be
given
by Dr. V. 8.
state he was able at various times I Mr. Jenkips is an experienced
be In shape for an X-ray photo­
made
money for its operators. It was last operated in
Geary. County Health physician,
to take the leadership in the In-1 service station man, having oper-
graph. He will be incapacitated
1917,
whdn
it was .shut down because of water. Thia
Miss Betord, and Miss Jennings,
terest of the normal school legls-1 ated a station In Roseburg, which
for several weeks.
County health nurses and Mrs property has yielded $1,200,000 in gold ore.
lation and was one of the main I was later sold to The Union Oil
The sharp turn going into
Denton, City health nurse for the
Locals
Take
Saturday
Even
The Mattem mine lias not been operated since 1896,
factors which resulted in the ap-1 company. He then opened a gar-
Klamath Fall* at the Link river
schools of Ashland and Medford, but it, too, was a good paying property during the time
ings
Basketball
Contest,
propriation for the Ashland nor-1 age there, which he also sold,
bridge bee been the scene of
The officers and chairmen of the
46 to 13
mal.
He was a resident of Ashland from
many auto accidents during the
various committees of the Health of its operation.
Reserved
Seats
For
B
asket­
His announcement gives the 1909 • to 1921 when he was man-
paat few months, end is especial­
Central
Point
high
school
B ig Tunnel Project
Association will also give brief
ball Contest Placed on
Ashland district two avowed can-lager of The Oregon Gae and
ly dangerous when the pavement went down to defeat, 46 to 13, digests of the year’s work. Any
By tunneling from the base of the mountain on the
Sale Today
dldates in the May primary, as Electric company, which was later
Is at all slippery.
against Ashland high school’s Individual who Is interested« In site of the Mattem mine back to the Ashland mine, the
Wm. Briggs, local attorney, has I changed to The Southern Oregon
Ashland high school’s basket­
clever basketball quintet on tbe this work Is cordially invited to
already announced he*will seek I Gas company. Ashland will wel-
trouble with the water will not be encountered. In fact,
armory floor here Saturday eye be preeent.
the Republ|ean nomination for I come Mr. Jenkins hack Into the ball team faces the acid test this
week when it clashes with Med­
nlng. The local boys showed n
The Jackson County Health As­ tho tunnel will provide an outlet for the predent flooded
the state house of representatives. | city’s business fold.
remarkable burst of speed and sociation feels especially privil­ condition of the Ashland mine.
Dr. Oeeer has been a familiar ford high school in two games,
one
at
Medford'
end
the
other
had
the game well in hand at eged In having been able to secure
News of this projected mining development will l>e
I figure in Ashland for many years
all stages.
i for Its chief speaker, Dr. J. L. laled with high interest by Ashland residents generally
and has built up to magnificent here. The Medford game will be
His «subject us it will mean the largest gold mining development in
The teams lined up as follows: Else of Portland.
J business at his station. Hls gen* staged next Friday night, end the
game here will be played Satur­
Central Point— Pickett and 111 be “Prevention and Control
attracted day night
Southern Oregon being carried on just outside the Ash*
Terrific Blast Reported in Faber, forwards; Benson, centor: of Goitre in our Children.” Dr.
u u
i
targe patronage to hie station.
Reserved
seats
for
the
Ashland
and city limits.
'
J
Rise
has
done
splendid
work
Ohio Shaft — One Body Shores and Hamilton, guards;
He stated he would take a long
game were placed on sale today
along
this
line
and
Is
well
and
Substitutions,
Hober
for
Hamil­
Recovered
Former State D ry A^fentg
»nt would later reengage In at Rose Brothers, end It la ex­
favorably known throughout the
ton.
Accused of Conspiracy
l buelneM, a . he did not want to
pected there will he e heavy de­
BBLLAIRB, O., Peb. 16— (U.
Ashland— Marske and Aldo state. Hls lecture will commense
become
inactive.
A gainst U. S. Law
mand for these favored paste­ P ,)—A terrific explosion wreck­ Parr, forwards; Moore, center; at 7:30 P. M. and will be given
boards. The school authorities ed the main entrance to the Gosnell and Abbott, guards. in the assembly room of the First
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 16. — I
also have A group of reserved Cleveland
Western
company Substitutions, Tilton for Marske; Methodist Church, Medford.
(IP) — The trial of Arthur Christ­
seat tickets for the Medford game mine at Powhattan, 20 mllea Roy Parr for Moore; Katser* fer
The public, especially parents,
ensen and Robert and A. C. Smith
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. — (IP)
Friday evening.
•
are extended an urgent Invitation
south
of
here,
this
morning.
Gosnell;
Hill
for
Abbott
ashington Jurist Holds — Investigation of tbe alien prop­
former state prohl officers, Is ex-j
The local boys feel confident
to
be
present
to
hear
what
Dr.
Six hundred miners entered
Criminal Charge is in
pected to close In federal court
erty custodian's office by ' Com­
they will be able to take the meas­ the diggings at 7 o’clock, one
Else has to say on Goitre. Goitre
E very W ay
late today. The men are charged
ptroller General McCarl has
ure of Medford high school, and body, horribly mangled, has been
haa
already
assumed
quite
alarm­
A hybrid cross between a
with conspiracy to violate the fed­ President o f A shland Nor­ strong support from citizens gen­
brought out facts that will re­
ing
proportions
In
this
county
as
taken from the pit.
Twenty- leopard and a Jaguar In tbe zoo
WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 15
eral prohibition law. The Smith
sult
In suits against attorneys hiv­
mal to T alk at Chamber
erally will be of material help to four miners, all severely burned,
well
as
in
ethey
sections
of
our
— (U .P.)—Albert B. Fall, for­
at Madison, Wisconsin, Is larger
brothers are sons of Johnston
them.
ed
by
the government during (he
Forum Tuesday
state and it will be the part of mer secretary of the Interior,
have been led from the pit.
than either of its parents.
Smith, former warden of the Ore-1
wisdom to t focus our attention and Edward L. Doheny, oil mag­ war. Howard Sutherland, newly
gon penitentiary.
J. A. Churchill, state superin­
upon the malady with a view to nate, must stand trial in the appointed alien property custod­
tendent of public instruction, and
prevention and If- possible eradi­ criminal court here on a charge ian, told President Coolidge to­
who will become president of the
day. .
!
cating It entirely.*
of conspiracy to defraud the
Southern Oregon state normal
government through naval oil
school when it opens here this
reserve
leases granted by Fall
summer, will be the chief speak­
Operating their vehicles with
to
Doheny.
This ruling was
er at the chamber of commerce the old 1926 license plates prov
made
In
the
District
of Columbia
forum
luncheon
at
the-
Llthia
Approximately 600,000- silver-)
ed a costly experience yesterday
supreme
court
todag
by Justice
Springs
hotel
tomorrow
noon,
side eggs, and 1,600,040 steelhead
for (Ray Kelly end Lee Pierce,
Wendell
B.
Stafford.
eggs have been taken from the| Mr. Churchill has for years been both of whom were arrested yes-
Game law violations are be- der 16 Inches in length.
leadin educator* of
Bear creek fish racks so far this Jone of
°* the leading
wlth glfill Succeeding
"Thia spirit of fair play on (lie
year hy C. L. Roadarmel of the Oregon and'hls selection as presl- before Justice of the Peace L.
year
and
the
sportsmen of Ore­ part of the sportsmen la due In a
dent
of
the
Ashland
normal
met
Seoretary o f State D efinitely
state gamW commission, he re­
O. Robe«« end were fined *10 gon who whip the many trout largo measure to the campaign of
•r
y
o
f
B
ody
with general approval. It Is ex­
W ithdraws From O. O.
ported. yesterday.
each.
streams are becoming true sports­ education which the game com­
P- Primaries
The steelhead run is still on pected he will have «n Import­
Vernon Drake wee stopped for men In every sense of the word. mission has been carrying on for
ASTORIA, Ore., Feb. 16—
wmartM
M
oam»
*•
end before It Is over Mr. Road-, ant message for Ashland r e s i­ driving a car with defective
(U. P .)— Her head crushed by
several
years,’*
explained
Mr.
SALBM,
Ore.,
Feb.
16.
—
ftp)
With
ambitions
for
navy
car-
dents
concerning
the
school.
Proof
of
this
waa
given
yes­
armel expects to take between
brakes, but when the officers
a milk bottle, tbe body of sere before them, four Ashland -— Secretary of State Seat A.
Parr.
Chamber of qommerce officials
4,000,000 end 6,000,000 eggs.
learned he had Joined the navy terday when Deputy State'Game
Pearl
Vargos, ¡12, a negress, was boys entrained last night for Koser will not be d candidate tor
Yesterday
was
a
perfect
day
ere expecting a record attendance
and was leaving the city lest Wardens Roy Pam and Pat Daily for steelhead atfpltag and num­ found In two-robm quarters here Portland where they will take a the republican nomination
for tomorrow’s luncheon.
evening, the charge was dropped. made an all-day tour on the erous good edtehes were report­ today, giving Astoria 'Its first final physical examination prior governor. Hls definite an
•
.
_____
Rogue where at numerous points
murder mystery In several years. to being sent to the Great Lakes meat to thia effect waa nm
they checked np on anglers’ li­ ed at all points on the Rogue.
The police are seeking a while naval station at Chicago for train­ late Saturday. Had he
The
1926
record
was
believed
censes and th e sls e of the steel­
to have been established by H. H. man who is said to have con­ ing before being assigned to war­ the race there to no qneel
heads.
‘PARIS, Tex., Peb.. 16.—(VP»—
Boussur of Medford, who last sorted with the woman. Little ships. The boys were recruited that he would have made a i
The sum of SI,260,000 far an Ob­
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 16.
• Not one law violation was not* Week pulled out an ll-pound steel-Isis known about her in Astoria. here last wee*.
hid tor honors.
servatory at the University at — (IP)
A complete Investiga­
SPOKANB, Wash., Peb: 16. — ed, although every vantage point bead after a 36-mlnata battle. The She came here from Portland
Those who Joined the navy are
The withdrawal from the
Texes Is provided for tn the will tion into the affairs of the Anti- (IP) «— James Rowan. I. W. W. along {he famous trout stream big trout, was caught a short dis­ little more than a year ago.
F. B. Darling. Wilbur Jordan. by Mr. Koser leavee hat two i
of William J. McDonald, Wealthy fluloon League Is asked In e reso­ agitatmr and former pel of “Big had Its full quota of anglers. Not tance below the dam at Gold Ray.
candidates now la
H. F. Porter and J. F. Selvey.
capltallstwho died here this week. lution presented to the toouse by Bill” Mywgrd, wee deprived of only wore the anglers all equip­ Yesterday l e caught several over
Holland farmers and farmer­
•a ere Jay H.
The University of Texas la one Contressmen Britten, republican hie cttlM^shlp rights by Federal ped with lloeasee, * but they were five pound», and was one of the ettes row out to the cow pas­
The largest lighthouse léne
I. I* Pattereoa e(
of the richest institutions In the of Illinois. He said a similar bill Judge J. Stanley Webster here observing strictly the law whleh most sucoessfdl anglers at tpat tures in canal boats at milking In the world Is in Hawaii. It ty. One or two
world, because of Its old lends. will be introduced in the senate. today.
forbids the taking of trout un­ point.
time.
to nine feet In diameter.
alag to eater the May j
a m i s i JEHHNS
M LOCATE HERE
LOCAL MAN INJURED
IN KLAMATH
HEALTH EBOY 10
MET MARCH Z W
CENTRAL POINT IS
B E A M M O
N IB B I IS KEEN
in MrnroRD game
MINE E X P lO n
LIQUOR TRIAL TO
PI LU
ilQF
RV T
flHIPUT a lal,ty and -courte»y hM
L D
lUllIufll
War Lawyers Will
FALL AND DOHENY
Be Sued, Report
MUST STAND TRIAL
w
WII1BE SPEAKER
Many Trout Eggs
Are Being Taken
Pair With 1925
GAME LAW VIOLATIONS LESS;
Licenses Fined
SPIRIT OF FAIR*PLAY RULES;
STEELHEAD ANGLING IS GOOD
ASTORIA NEGRESS
IS MURDER VICTIM
SAM K N O T TO -
SEEK GOVERNORSHIP
.antoümñngOi^ovm' Embryonic «Gobs"
Off For port|an(]
Texas Universiti
iversity
Gets #1,250,0001 In quiry Asked By
Spokane Agitator
House Resolution
Loses Citizenship
1