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I
MALARIA
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GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich oxoae at Ashland. Pure
domestio water helps. .
The Tidings Hoe Been Ashland’s
(United
vou Jp-tx
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tiding». Volerne 41
TlPlfF > tf II I L°ng Skirts For
lll/R L il HILL Woman Proves To
ASHLAND GETS
BE SELECTED Be Foot Platform PUBLICITY IN
AT GATHERING
TRADE JOURNAL
Republican Meeting Plans
Por March 30 Announc­
ed by Committee
CANDIDATES
INVITED
No Kedorsem cnts W ill be Made
’ For Htete or Federal •
Nominati one
Jackson county politics prom­
ises to get under way at Med­
ford on March 30 when the pro
posed pre-primary convention of
Jackson county republicans will
be held. This convention will
endorse candidates for county
offices but will withhold en­
dorsements for state or federal
offices. ’
The following call and outline
of policies was announced toduy
by the republican county cen­
tral committee:
‘‘The Republican County Cen­
tral Committee has called a rep­
resentative delegate convention
to be held in Medford, March
30, 1928. This convention will
write and adopt a platform.
This document will set forth
what the republican party of
Jackson county believes to be
the Important Issues of the cam­
paign, and all republicans will
be expected to accept and de­
fend Jt; knowing the high and
unselfish character of the In­
dividuals that go to make up the
republican party In this county
we can say with confidence that
no unsound or unworthy plank
will appear in this platform.
“This year there are four im­
portant offices to be filled—one
state senator, two state rep­
resentatives, - and ,'fv^e* ■ • cmmtj
commissioner.
Recom m endations
"One of the purposes of this
convention Is to recommend can­
didates for these offices to the
republican voters in the May
primary.
We shall make no
recommendations for national or
state offices, believing that to
be the prerogative of state and
congressional conventions.
“We Invite all candidates for
these four offices, who believe
in representative government and
party responsibility to submit
their claims and qualifications
to this convention, It being un­
derstood on a question of 'honor
that they will loyally abide by
the decision of the convention
and actively support the ticket
reqpra mended.
"There may be candidates who
do mot wish to ask endorsement
by this convention, but do ex­
pect to enter the race through
the direct primary in tHe usual
way. This is thelfr right, which
will not be questioned. All can­
didates desiring to appear be­
fore this convention are asked
to file such intention in writ­
ing to J. W. Wakefield, chair­
man Republican County Com­
mittee, not later than March
24, 1928."
One Flier Dead;
Another Injured
In Plane Crash
♦ 8AN ANTONIO, Tex., March
19— (U.P.)— Corporal 8. C. Rush
,of Chicago was killed and Lieu­
tenant L. P. Holcomb was burn­
ed when a plane they were fly­
ing crashed and burned here
today.
Holcombs father Is a
lieutenant colonel’ in the army
and is stationed at Beattie?
CEDAR RAPIDS, la.,
March 19— (U.P.)— For
the Beeond time In her'
successful stage career,
Effie Cherry, of the once
famous Cherry sisters, has
failed to win political
honors. In the primary
city election here yester-
day she received but 347
votes as one of the can­
didates for mayor.
Effie's campaign was
unique, to Bay the least.
She favored longer skirts
for women and didn’t
hesitate to say so. She
also favored a curfew
law and a cleaner city.
Miss Cherry, who re­
tired from the stage sev­
eral years ago, is now
conducting a bakery in
this city.
Vg Mvatpapet For Nearly Fifty Years
Wire Service)
F
Widow Of CS
pp ZDEA,
Victim
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1926
BUTTER ANI» RGG MAN” IS
WEARY OF RIDICULE; SUES
NOTE!
TYPHOID
tarfornoo . ooi AIAMATH;
— ■
BAD¡ t " h 1‘
■ ■ n s CAUSE
NO. 108
Execution Aßl
NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,
March 19— Mrs. Katherine
Skelly, widow of the vet?
eran policeman who was
shot and killed on the.
morning of October 12,
1924, in the avldson &
Level Val Depa«
atore
by G< « Aid 1 ^bapman/leôa
«baj
no need of Tta
'hanging the
bandit who murdered her
husband.
“There's no use of tak­
ing a life fpr a life,” she
told International News
service today as she re-
iuctantiy talked about
the approaching hanging
of Chapman, which
scheduled for April
at the Connecticut state
prls<)n at Wethersfleld.
tt'
K
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R-
it
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Mari'l; i *n butter and eggs are men of
19— (U.P.)—Comes now
the'immoral and licentious charact-
much abused and oft rldlcnhkl er.
.
Mr. Kllnglehuls claims that Eighteen Cases Reported
tt, Colonel John C. Coolidge
Oregon Business Devotes “butter and egg man” In
the song does not fit him In
From Fairview fublic
c
Succumbs at Family
itire Issue |o This . fight for vindication.
any
Particular,'
.and
that
by
rek-
Herman
Kllnglehuls,
a
d
<
School
Yesterday
«
t:
•
Home in Plymouth
Part of Oregon
y son of her singing it nightly,
In butter and eggs and sui ►
tt
S FEARED ”
he suffers much mental agony EPIDEMIC
foodstuffs, has filed suit
tt FUNERAL PLANS MADE
tt
tt INTERESTING STORIES court
and distress.
here for >100,000 di
. »
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lVoves ö
The plaintiff asks that MissI Warning o f Health
jj 1 Will Be Buried Tomorrow After-
Local People W rite A rticles for ages against Frankie Heal
ig Heath, and others, for that mat-
Prophetic; Situation
jj i
noon; Son Arrives This
vaudeville actress, whose
March Issue of Oregon
‘Butter
and*
Eggs"
is
a
riot
lm
a
ter,
be
denied
permission
to
Serious
,j i
Morning
Business
local vaudeville house.
' i g,nS gongs which hold up butter
r !
The plaintiff claims that Ml«» »nd egg ®«n to public ridicule,
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Mar., g
tt! PLYMOUTH. Vt„ March 19—
Ashland and Jackson county
R .(U.P.)—Colonel John C. Ceol
are receiving some valued pub­ Heath in her song uses certain and he also wants the >100,000 19— (Special)— Klamath health g
licity In the March Issue of Ore­ tones and gestures to copv|y I as balm for ills wounded pride authorities were aroused yes- g
R i,lge’ fnther of the President,
terday when it belante known g
g died at 10:41 o’clock last night
gon Business, the sfficlal publi­ the lmpreesion that gli” dealers «nd feeling».
that 18 cases of typhoid fever
after a valiant battel against
cation of the Oregon state cham­
have developed among pupils at­
ber of commerce. The maga­
tt paraly8ls tor the past several
months. Colonel Coolidge was
tending the Fairview public, g
sine this month is devoted al­
school, and stringent health niea-
conscious until a short time be­
most exclusively to Jackson
sures are to be Inaugurated la
fore the end, and died without
county.
an
effort,
to
prevent
a
sweeping
apparent
pain.
From the front cover, depict­
epidemic.
President
Coolidge
arrived
ing a valley orchard scene, to
Wm. E. Gould today reported
Although the source of the
here early today from Washing­
the last page, which contains a the sale of three lots in tge Manager Richardson pf New
disease has not been definitely
ton, D. C. Shortly after tho
full-page advertisement of the Fairview addition to Mrs. NanqL
Lithia Springs Hostelry
located,
it
Is
believed
to
be
due
I
president’s
arrival, it was an-
new normal school, the publica­ E. Dudley, of Erwin, Iowa, who
Improves Property'., to improper sewage facilities In
i
.
' nounced that the funeral ser-
tion is filled with facts and will build on the lots, which are
figures of Jackson county which just back of the Normal school,
The vacant half block directly the Fairview section of- the city. Olyde Malone Tells of Plans i ! vices would be held at 2 o’clock
liers May Come Here , Saturday afternoon from the
Warning Sounded
should aid greatly in drawing this summer.
Mrs. Dudley Ï» back of the Lithia Springs ho­
During May
Coolidge family home. Rev. John
Chamber of Commerce Takes settlers here during the present here now and Mr. Dudley will tel will soon be transformed in­ Early last fall County Health
’
—
Officer
Dr.
G.
8.
Newsom
sound­
White of Sherburne, the Cool­
Steps to Give Ashland
year.
to a delightful flpwer garden,
come to Ashland this summer.
Loyalty, harmoby, cooperation,
More Publicity -
Local People Aid
Mr. Gould recently carried with shrubbery and lawn, thus ed a warning that uifless proper frankness, are the main things idge family pastor and Episcopal
J. H. Fuller, secretary of the some advertising in The Tidings adding to the attractiveness of sewage facilities were provided which will be necessary for the minister, will officiate.
The advertising committee of chamber of commerce, has an
The body wll be buried in
for the Fairview residential sec­
and stated he procured excel­ that section of the city.
success of the city manager the cemetery holdng the remains
the chamber of commerce will
tion
the
people
lqight
expect
a
interesting and informative ar­ lent results, making several sale.)
The work is being done under
form of government. Manager
devote considerable time, be­ ticle of the recreational ad­
the direction of C. 8. Riqhard- typhoid fever epidemic this Clyde Malone stated today at of Calvin Coolidge, Jr., and
of lots as a result.
ginning today, to touring the
summer.
other memberB of leading Ply­
vantages of Jackson county,
son, manager of the hotel, who
the KlwaniB luncheon at the mouth families.
highway both north and south of while
City
officials
some
weeks
ago
Susanne
Homes-Carter,
has had the ground levelled off.
Lithia Springs hotel.
Ashland for the purpose of re­ county school superintendent,
and who is now supervising the started preliminary work looking
He said the employes would
locating advertising boards, hav­
toward the construction of sew­
tells of the educational ad­
landscape gardening work.
probably
hold “get acquainted"
ing old ones painted and making
vantages of this county. R. O.
A massive flower bed will be ers in Fairview, but with the meetings, in order to cultivate
a general survey of necessities Fowler, assistant county agent,
located directly in the center typhoid epidemic now in pro­ gondfellowshlp and harmony.
in this direction.
tells of the livestock and farm­
of the block, with winding paths gress, it is feared that several The old motto of "The Public Be
While a maporlty of the com­ ing industries.
lined with shrubs intersecting ) "Te“
.lo8t , before the ,n'
mittee are not advocates of
roads
of
tho
dreaded
disease can Damned" had been changed to
The publication Is replete with Candidate for School Post the plot of ground.
Benches
"Let the Public Be Known,’’ he
cluttering the highways with
be
halted.
lB|eresting picturee of Jackson
Withdraws From Race,
also will be installed, thus mak­
stated, and it will be the in­ Bloody Scenes Enacted Yes­
numerous unsightly billboards county, including one of Ash­
ing It an Ideal place for hotel
He Advises Friends
terday in Peking Dur­
tention of the new manager to
and believe that the state high­ land high school.
guests
and
others
during
summer
ing Street Clash
always take the public into his
way commission should attend to
Local friends of E. F. Cnrletn» evenings.
commette
.1ms
•
confidence.
directing traffic at Intersecting
PEKING. March 18— (Delayed
received a supply of the maga today received word from hhnp.
The digging out of the skele­
highways, yet under present con­
by censor) — (U. F.) — Bloody
lines for distribution in chan­ that he has withdrawn . as a
tons In the city’s closest is
ditions they find it almost mag-,
nels where they arfe apt to be candidate for the republican
necessary, he stated; adding that scenes occurred today during a
datory that some attention be
clash between armed soldiers of
of material benefit to the city nomination for superintendent of
the water supply question was
called to Ashland and Llthia
.public Instruction.
Mir Carle­
the
presidential guard and thou­
and county.
California Official Alleged one of the main skeletons. Com­
Park. Four large boards were
ton, said the message, had just
sands
of stadents who demon­
to Have Betrayed
plimenting the city officials for
placed three years ago at dis­
been appointed secretary of the
strated
against the government's
19-Year-Old
Girl
'
the procuring of the Talent Ir­
tances of from 28 to 46 miles
Oregon State Teachers' associa­
conciliatory
attitude with regard
rigation water supply, he said he
in each direction from the city,
tion, and for that reason he has Nearly Three Million Votes
SANTA ROSA, March 19— (V. did not know but that this would to the ultimatum of foreign pow­
while last year another larger
Already Cast in News­
decided against continuing in
P-)— George Pearson, postmastor solve the water need. The city ers.
board was located just south of
paper Voting
the political campaign. He ba;
of Healdsburg and a resident of manager will have to stay out of
Reports vary with from 17 to
Ashland.
expressed a desire to thank his
that town for. many years/ was politics, Mr. Malone emphasised. 24 boy and girls students killed
N ew YORK CITY, March 19 arrested early today on a charge
Ashland and Jackson
county
and with from 40 to 100 wound-
F ilers May Coine
(Initiative Measure Filed friends for the support accorded — (U.P.)— Returns on all polls of betraying a 19 year old girl,
j
ed.
Foreign homes were guard,
Mayor Edwards, representing
With Secretary of
conducted by newspapers were
him while he was a candidate.
the niece of his divorced wife, the advance of the Clover Leaf ed by Chinese authorities.
,around the three million mark who came from Kansas City sev­
State Sam Kozer
today. A majority of the polls eral years ago to live in the Filers, spoke for a few minutes,
SALEM, Ore., March 19— (U.
stating his organization was
in eastern cities will close to­ Pierson household.
P.)— An Initiative measure ask­
making an aerial travelogue of
morrow. The grand totals to
Pearson is in jail while friends
ing for repeal of the motor ve­
the Pacific coast and that this
date
are:
for
present
law,
460,-
Weed Justice df the Peace hicle certificate of title law was
are trying to raise >1,000 bull.
would later be released tc
646;
for
modification
or
repent,
Will Fine Eveiybody
He charges that his arrest is a 25,000 theaters In the United
filed late yesterday with Secre­
2,385.823.
,
One Dollar a Mile
frameup,
due
to
domestic States. He said It was being
tary of State Sam A Kocer. The
SALEM, Ore.. March 19— (II.
troubles.
Pearson
Is
50
years
taken up with the chamber of P .)—Nagel Sorhus of Portland,
YREKA, Cal., March 19— measure will go on the ballot W. H. Cannon. Appointed
of age and the father of three commerce to have Ashland rep­
(Special)— Speeders In Slakjyou for the general election next
pleaded guilty in circuit couit
Parole
Officer
By
children.
resented In this travelogue. yesterday to a charge of sumg-
county are going to meet up November.
Governor Pierce
Stating that commercial aero- gllng a revolver Inside the peni-
with a lot of financial grief,
nuatlcs was Just coming through tentiary walls and was sou­
SALEM, Ore., March 19— (U.
according to announcement by
ths door of development, he ad- tenced to one year ln the eountJ,
P-)— W. H. Cannon, former
Justice of Peace J. P. Bradley,
nr-TIlFM.
. A8h,and t0 provlde an'jall.
It was thought the re-
Medford mayor and register for '.Former Head of Veterans’
of Weed.
He has
fixed
a
P
r
T
IIP
W
i
l
F
F
P
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n,rport
80
“■
to
t,e
ln
volver
was for Frank Fallon,
the
United
States
land
office
schedule of fines at >1 per mite,
Bureau Declares He is
at Roseburg, was named state
agencies
If i considered one of the most dan-
plus a surcharge of >6 for
Being “ Crucified”
hlg proposition is accepted, his gerous convicts in the institn-
getting caught.
BOSTON, March 19— Mrs. Lcv- parole officer today by Governor
«*»•
Under this schedule, about the erett Saltonstall Tuckerman, so­ Pierce. He ‘takes the place va­
KANSAS CITY,, Mo., March Bootkarer Under Arrest t S " ,,0?2*
hlbitlon here about May 4, ho
lowest fine to he assessed will ciety matroh, one of the eight cated by the resignation of J. V.* 19— Protesting his innocence and
At Tacoma Would be
stated.
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-------------------------
he >45, which would make >1 victims of a maniac slabber, to­ Starrett of Roseburg last Aug­ asserting he was being "cruel*
Returned
to Victoria
______
7t
was
reported
by
Randall
J
.,
i t
~ i •
per mile for' 40 miles an hour, day positively Identified Domin­ ust. The piece has been va­ flea" but would bow to the dic­
VICTORIA,
B
C
March
19
Woods
that
the
Calfornla-Oregon
M
i
l
1113t
i
l
1I1C
113U S
tates of the law, Charles R.
ic Caplro, a young man. as the cant since that time.
plus the extra >5 charge.
'
—
(U.P.)—
Preliminary
steps
to
PoWer
company
h«
“»
«»t
«lown
the
Forbes, former lieutenant-colonel
The Weed justice believes that person who ktabbed her a week
stiff fines will have the desired ago.
in the army, head of the Vet­ return Milo Eggers under ar- tW° b,g Oak treea at the ,n-
highway
Other women have failed to*
erans’ Bureau, and confident of rest at Tacoma, to Canada for teraectlon ° r «>•
result, and he promises to play
" eek
President Harding, arrived here trial as a hijacker of the run,
no favorites.
Identify Caplro, who was arrest­
KLAMATH ---------
FALL8, Ore., Mar
-19— (Special)—Word was re­
ed for accosting Police Woman
today on his way to Leavenworth boat Hadsel, March 4, 1924, d r ° e8‘ab,,8h a" electrlc
1 creelt road. The ceived here today from Washing­
prison to start a two year sen have been started here by Can- P
Mary A. Sughrue. Caplro at­
tempted to throw away a sharp­
fence on a charge of conspiracy adian officials In the Provincial Club appror’ <l a resolution op- ton, D. C„ that a payment of
Police Court
1 Pdslng the destruction of any >200 to every Indian on tho
ened nail which he carried in
to defraud the government.
It is the intention of the ^ 2 treea a,onK tb‘8 road’
his pocket.
Whito haired, although only
Klamath Indian reservation has
LIVERPOOL, March 19—Dr. 47. and limping from a recent Canadian authorities to r e t u r n W*d Eng,e waa dele«ated oa¡ been authorized and will be
the
Ashland
club's
representa­
-trill for ro
office* paralytic stroke, Forbes hurrtai
Another light frost descended U o C £ lI G i r l V ^ c d s
BIpar Larum.l n . te ’ à ” f the
“ Montreal
""'"'"'I \ convention
“•■''"¡days. Payments to the K14m-
of the elty aaneer hospital here, out of Chicago last night tn with violence.
upon this section last night, and
onuartnnti
» Tn*! atb tr,be ,or tbe 8a,e of reaer"
stated todajf that a n, ted avoid the Ignominy and humil­ one of the men raided In Eg-
at many points in the Rogue
7 ,° contrlbute the vation timber are made twice a
scientist, whose name he Is not iation of being brought to the gers’ alleged raid, was the prln- ? n
dollar
to
the
playground fund. I
river valley smudge pots were
cipal.
witness.
Eggers
Is
being
permitted to divulge, claims that prison under guard.
year, but it Is believed here that
Mr. Hammond, who was a citi-|
burning throughout the night to
held
pending
Canadian
action
by means of a cleverly deMS^i
larger payments will he made
Miss Elsie Crowson, daughter
protect the fruit buds.
(Continued On Page "Three)- during the present year.
apparatus he la able to take a
of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. frowson,
few drops of a patient's blood
of Ashlapd, and Douglas Bussey
and detect the presence of 'an-
of Malin, Oregon, were married
cer lb Its early stages.
Sunday evening at 5:S0 at tho
home of Rev. V. K. Allison with
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Maroh
Mr. York and Miss Marie Gor­
THE WEATHER
SALT LAKE CITY, March 19
19— (U.P.)—As a mark of es­
PORTLAND, Ore., March 19 man as witnesses.* Th^ couple
VISALIA, Cal., March 19—
Oregon and Ws»hlng- tt teem for the memory of Colonel —Josiah Roberson, pioneer tele­
— (U P .)— First payments of In­ left Immediately for" Malin. t>
Willlgm
McDonald,' wanted here
HOOD RIVER. Ore., March 1»
grapher
and
frontiersman,
w
I
iq
John
C.
Coolidge,
the
prAi-
t>
ton—
Cloudy
east
portien.
come taxes this year exceeded «where Mr. Bussey has a home
tt
— Eery advent of spring re­
for
alleged
automobile
embes-
played
a
leading
part
in
the
detft’s
father,
the
senate
ad­
stead.
2>
rain
.west
portion
Oregon,
tt
those of test year, It was shown
tt Increasing cloudiness for tt journed today without transact- most picturesque phase of Utah’s sejmont, and ln Redding tor al­ sulted today In the committee
by figures today. Receipts thlA
The house history, is de^d here after a lseed bad check deals, wna ar- tho local American Legion
That his wife used his shaving » Washington followed by tt la* any business.
year amount to >1,348,275, as
rested today by Butte. Mont, .sotting tho 1984 jaunt «P
remained
In
session.
' Resolu­ colorful 88 years ol life.
soap
t
e
bathe
her
pet
dog
la
the
tt rain tonight and Satur- tt
against >*1,291, BSO for last fear.
authorities, local police were Hood on July 4, two
tions
of
condolence
were
adopted
complaint
of
a
New
Orleans
man
tt
day.
Southerly
gales
tt
More returns were filed lost
r
earlier than any
Informed.
Subscribe
For
Tho
Ktoings.
tt
along
c^ast.
by
both
branches.
who
seeks
a
divorce.
year.
Woman Purchases
Lots In Fairview
H E 10 FIX
TALKS IO KIWANIAHS
CARLETON WILL HOT
SEEK STATE OFFItt
CHINESE STUDENTS
KILLED IN RIOTING
P0STMASTE8 HtLD
REPEAL OF TITLE .
LAWTOBEURGED
SISKIYOU SPEEDERS
TO GET HARD JOLT
ÌE
PROHIBITION POLL
TO CLOSE T(
MEDFORD MAR SEIS
STALE PRISON JOB
* CRADLES «. FORBES
. -V- -
Pistol Smuggler
Will Go To Jail
1 ■
CANADA MOVES FOR
Woman Identifies
Maniac Attacker
IU-IUnil Ul LUULlv) th0
Will Get Payment
Can Find Cancer
- Germs In Blood
• Physician Claims
Smudge Pots Burn
To Protect Fruit
Klamath Rancher
Senate Adjourns
Colorful Pioneer
Bad Check Artist
Because of Death
Hikers Plan For
Is Dead In Utah
Located In Butte
M t Hood Ascent
Public Hearings
On Liquor Urged More Money Paid
■ ■"> ■ 8 « • „ z
In Tax This Year
WASHINGTON, D. V , Match
19— (U P .)— The special senate
judiciary sub-committee has de­
cided to recommend public hear­
ings for all pending bills for the
modification of the Volstead act
or repeal of the 18th amend­
ment. this' recommendation must
be accepted by the full judiciary
• committee before It becomes ef­
fective.
ASHLAND CLIMATE,
Without the use of medicine <
nine cases oat of ten of
This is a proven fa ct
»