, M ATARI A GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
domestio water helps.
TM Tidings Has Been Ashland's
(United
T idings
newspaper For N early Fifty Years
ASHLAND CLIMATE
W ithout the use ut medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a rroven fact
‘A ’
Fire Servie«)
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VOU XI.IX
HILTY IS GIVEN
NEW LICENSE
ON POOLROOM
City Council by Unanimous
Vote, Rescinds Former
Action Taken
GETS ANOTHER CHANCE
Hewer Petition tile d ; P a lo tow
Street Sidewalk Line la
Moved
Successor to the Semi-Weekly IXdlusS. Volume 4$
Civic Clubs Will
Be Asked To Aid
Baseball League'
Increasing Interest is
being shown in the pro­
posal to have an Ashland
baseball team In the new
Southern Oregon Baseball
league, and it Is under­
stood that the sponsors of
the movement will lay the
matter before the numer­
ous civic organizations
within the next week or
10 days In order to sound
out public support.
Those looking after the
matter feel that an Ash­
land team in a strictly
Southern Oregon league
would find good support
from residents of this
city and also would tend
to create a more friendly
rivalry between the var­
ious communities.*
If the proposal to have
Ashland enter this league
does not receive sufficient
backing it has been sug­
gested that four or more
organizations of th | city
organize a Twilight base­
ball league for the sum­
mer months.
At any rate, the ^base­
ball fever Is in the air
and probably wHl result
in a baseball lqague or
team of some character
for Ashand this Bummer.
HEAVY DAMAGE
Four Huge Oil Reservoirs of
Union Oil Company
Born This Morning
LOSS IS TEN MILLION
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ASHLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1926
GOLF CLUB DRIVE TO START;
FIFTY NEW MEMBERS SOUGHT;
CLYDE E. MALONE IN CHARGE
With fifty new members as
the objective, four teams will
take the field Friday morning
under the direction of City "Man­
ager Clyde A. Malone to wind
up the membership drive f©1
Ashland’s newly organized golf
club.
The golf ¿lub organization hac
w w Z ,
teams when they take tho field
for their active solicitation.
Sponsors of the golf club
movement believe that a tempor­
ary course will be laid out for
use of the members eaVly this
summer.
Under the plans of the drive
FOSSES'START
IN SEARCH OF
MISSINO FLIER
Pilot of* First North-Bound
Elko-Pasco Mail Plane
Thought Lost
*
HAD ENGINE TROUBLE
to a Doint where the 18 “nnounced tod^ ‘ tho8,) take" Nothing Heard From Him Since
W indows Shattered and Several
Homes Wrecked by Rig
directors feel that they can go allowed
Explosion
to all prospects and present «
M inding. Yesterday
Mayor Urges X
Citizens TV'Aid
ATTEMPT MADE
On Clean-Up D^y ■ AGAINST
LIFE
OF
“I want every citizen
of Ashland to coopernte
with the city in making
tho clean-up day a suc­
cess next Monday,” reads
an official proclamation jj Elderly Woman Shoots Ital-
ian Premier in Nose
Issued today by Mayor ö
a
i
This Afternoon
Johnson.
"Trucks and wagons
NOT BADLY WOUNDED
will start early Monday
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morning gathering up all
Dictator Maintains Order Follow ­
accumulated rubbish and
ing Assault to Prevent
refuse und home owners
Commotion
are urged to have these
placed
at
convenient
ROME, April 7— (UJP.)— Vio­
places near the sidewalks
le t Gibson, said to be a daughter
where they can be gath­
of an Irish peer, drew a sniull
ered up by tho city
I revolver from her handbag ami
trucks.
i fired a shot at Premier Mus­
“I am hoping that be­
solini at clone runge today. Al­
fore another year passes
though the shot perforated his
Ashland will have a sys­
nostrils, the wound won
not
tem of garbage removal
sArious.
The woman was Im­
which will make the an­
mediately arrested ami confessed.
nual clean-up day un­
She is understood to be a daugh­
necessary, but until that
ter o f the late Lord Ashburn,
time I am asking citizens
former lord chancellor o f Ir e -'
to cooperate as much as
land.
She gave her age as
possible.
02 years.
"If tho wagons are un­
able to gather up all
PARIS,
April
7— (U.P.) —
tho trash by Monday eve­
Premier Benito Mussolini was
ning, they wll be kept on
shot in the nose by an elderly
the job all day Tuesday
woman today as he emerged
if necessary to clean up
from a building in Rome, ac­
the work.
Let us all
cording to dispatches received
join together in helping
here. The wound is believed to
to henutiyf our city."
be slight.
The Premier maintained his
composure and gave orders to
prevent a public commotion as
a result of the attempt against
his life.
to pay their member­
Afternoon
ships on a monthly basis, start­
definite plan of action, and with ing at $.20 for the first month
BOISE, Idaho, April 7— (U.P.)
HAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal., April 41 charter members signed up. an<i $16 monthly thereafter un­
At the earnest solicitation of
—
Aerial searching parties today
7— (U.P.)— Four huge oil reser­ it Is thought there will be no til the membership Is fully paid
Henry Enders, Sr., In whicn
augmented
automobile
crews
voirs of the Union Oil company's trouble in procuring another
he urged that the city ‘‘return
up.
which left Boise Inst night in
tank
farm
near
here
were
fired
50
members,
which
will
be
suf
good for evil,’’ the council last
by lightening today. The flames flclent to insure the success Of I It also was brought out that search • of Franklin Rose, pilot
night voted to graht a pool room
gained rapid headway and for the club during Its first year.
1 Ashland citizens will not he of the first north-bound mall
license to A. HUty on A street,
I a time
was feared that the
Mr. , Malone tomorrow will: permitted to use the course un­ plane on the new Elko-Boise-
whose right to operate a pool
entire field of 15 tanks, the larg­ name four field captains, and less they are members of the Pasco route, who is lost some­
room was taken from him the
est in the ^orld, were doomed. these in turn will appoint two d u b . Visitors of course, will get where in the mountains of
first of the year.
A bolt of lightening struck or three field workers to assist to play upon paymeht of tlie Northern Nevada.
Mayor Johnson placed him­
No report has yet reached the
the tank, and caused an axplot, them in a thorough canvass of usual greens fee, bnt If Ashland
self on record as being opposed
airport
here as to the filer’s fate.
ion. It shattered scores of win­ the city. A list of prospects will people desire to play they must
to the action, declaring that
Rose
left Elko at 2:35 yester­
dows
and
partially
wrecked
be
in
the
hands
of
these
four
join the club.
Hilty had deceived the council
day
afternoon
but had a forced
half dozen houses.
once and might be expected to
landing
at
Deep
Creek, Nevadn,
The loss is estimated at $10,-
do It again. Counciimen Wright
on
account
of
engine
trouble.
000,000. ' Three million barrels
and Wiley both talked against
' He notified Elko of the trouble
of oil were destroyed in the ex
pool room licenses in genera!,
' but made repairs and resumed
plosion and fire.
but said they felt Hilty should
Ills flight. Since then nothing
be given another chance—his
lias been heard from him.
last chance. Councilman Wiley
During the month of March
said ne would igever vote for
there were 190_ cars registered Horae« Addis is Chosen to
any pool room license again as
at the Lithla Park auto camp,
State Board, Succeeding
long as he is a member of the
according to the report filed
Wayne Stuart
city council, while Councilman
at the meeting of the city park
Wright said he • would never
board last night. The figures
SALEM, Ore., April 7— (U.P.,
again vote to restore a license
Head of National Council showed
there were 523 tourist:.
Horace Addis of Portland will
Says Members Traced
after it was once taken away.
who visited the park during the direct the destinies of the Ore- Jackson. Hot Springs Will
for Political Power
W ill Behave Self
month, of which number 40 re pon state fair board this year,
be the Scene of Old-
Mr. Enders said he would take
malned two nights or more.
I it was decided at a meeting of
Time Function
WASHINGTON.
D.
C„
April
ROME,
April
7— (U.P.)—
upon himself to give Hilty a
| the fair board here. Me suc-
7—
(U.P.)—Certain
farm
lead­
Premier
MusSbllnl
was
shot and
bit of sound advice and convince
A1
Panzer
and
Lloyd
Low
Members of the Bellview Com­
■ reeds Wayne Stuart, ex-president,
slightly
wounded
by
an
agod
him that the pool room would Big Improvement Project is ers have ‘‘sold out.” Muscle
Will
Locate
in
Ashland
who has left the state.
The munity club will stage the last
Planned for This Section Shoals, Benjamin C. Marsb of
woman
today
as
he
left
the
city *
as
Auto
Dealers
have to be operated in accor­
' fair board this year expects the of their popular series of old-
of the State
the Farmers’ National Council
hall
where
he
had
addressed
a
dance with the city ordinances
greatest exposition in the his­ fashioned dances at Jackson Hot
charged before the senate agri­
A1 Panzer, widely known auto congress ot international sur­
and state laws, jiis license was
Thousands of dollars will be
Springs tomorrow night,
tory of the state.
,>r0’ i mobile dealer of Klamath Falls,
He
The ballet penetrated
refused as a reault of his ar­ spent by the telephone company cultural committee today.
ceeds will go toward the Boll- and Loyd l* w r eg-aherlff of geons.
1
said
certain
members
had
trad­
the
cartilage
of the premier’s
rest and conviction for operating in improvements and extensions
view Community House.
Klamath county, have taken the nose.
a punch board in his cigar store in Jackson county, it was in­ ed the farmers Interests fof ‘ pol­ New York Odurt of Appeals
The music will be much bet­ local agency for the Star cars,
itical power.
i
Strikes Blow at Prohibi
adjoining his pool room.
dicated today by the arrival in
ter than at the preceding and are now seeking a suitable
tion Work
On recommendaton of City the city of a group of 12 field
dances, according to the mem­ location. They expect to have
Manager Malone and City En­ i .workers, who will make Ash­
bers, as the musicians have their agency established as soon
WASHINGTON, April 7. —
gineer Walker, the council voted land their headquarters for sev­
practiced
together.
Prohibition enforcement received
as possible this montth.
to move the cement sidewalk eral weeks while employed on
Arthur Foster of the state
a
body
blow
by
a
decision
hand­
Mr. Panzer has for some time
Conference in E n g l a n d land settlement bureau, who was
and curbing along Fairview work gin this part of the state.
ed down last .night by the New
been identified witth the Star
Adopts Resolution for
street out 10 feet in orfler to They are all registered at the
responsible largely for the re- agency at Klamath Falls, and
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April York court of appeals, which will
Drastic Action
save the property owners the Lithia
Springs'
hotel,
from
vlvfcl of old-time, dances iy comes to Ashland with a splendid Beavers Break Jinx and
7—An autolst coming into Klam­ permit more than 200 alcohol de­
cost of building retaining Walls. Portland.
Portland,
will do the calling for reputation as an automobile
naturing.
plants
to
resume
busi­
WHITTLEY BAY, England.
Win Handily From
ath Falls from Ashland late
No part of the street, however,
The company Is stringing new
the
dances
at Jackson Hot dealer and progressive citizen.
ness.
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April
7.
—
Resolutions
in
favor
Seattle by 10 to 5
Monday
night
ran
into
a
three-
will be vacated and if at any telephone wires through Oregon
The treasury department had of world wide cancellation of Springs tomorrow night.
Lloyd Low is perhaps one of
point buck deer near Keno and
time in the future the city wants to the aClifornia line.
The
PORTLAND, Ore., April 7—
recently promulgated regulations war debts were passed heso
thp best known men in Klamath
to place the walk hack on its men are ifow working a short killed it, according to a report
(U.P.)—
Portland defeated Se­
which
put
scores
of
these
plants
I county, having for years servod
today by the Independent Labor
The carcass will
regular line the property owners distance south o f Medford, and made here.
attle,
10
to 5, in the opening
out
of
business,
but
the
court
of
as deputy sheriff before his term
will be compeled to pay the will work out of Ashland until be turned over to the state appeals held the regulations were Party conference, after speakers
game
of
the
Pacific coast leaguo
game commission. The deer be­
had bitterly denounced the Unit­
as sheriff.
Both men expect |
added cost.
they reach the California bor­
here yesterday. Oeorge Payen,
Illegal.
io
locate
here
permanently.
ed
States
for
its
opposition
to
came
confused
by
the
bright
Hewer Is Kouglit
der.
ws.
the big Beaver twirier, held the
Prohibition authorities were de­ cancellation.
lights of the auto.
More than half of the prop­
Included in the party are:
jected by the'court’s decision, de­
Indians handily throughout the
SALEM,
Ore.,
April
7—
(U.F.)
Seymour Cox. a delegate, urg­
erty owners along Elisabeth Peter Froelich, W. W. Graham,
claring it had undone much of ed that Great Britain take steps —Joe Perry, recently convicted
game. I^ee and Miljus did the
street filed a written petition R. F. Har|gan. Sam C. Kitts,
the work they had accomplished to cancel the debts owed to her at Pendleton of first degree
mound work for Seattle. Doe
asking for a sewer. The mat­ E. E. ^ubeke and wife, T. P.
during the past year.
murder, wns received at the stat»
Protho, Portland’s new third;,
by
European
countries,
even
If
ter was referred to the city en­ Mattbiesen, L. S? Overstreet and
penitentiary
here
last
night
to
baseman, made » big hit with
unable to Induce the United
gineer and street committee in wife, F. E. 8edey and wife, F.
serve
a
life
sentence.
Perry,
a
the home-town fans when he
States to reduce the British debt.
order to determine whether or W. Seyboth, Fred C. Young, F.
poled out a Isomer in the open­
half-breed Indian, killed Fred
The
majority,
however,
held
not other streets in that section L. Woods and H. Jackson.
Knowlton and O. D. Townsend Ashland and Klamath Falls ing frame, with Elsh on baso
this
Impracticable
as
long
ns
MARSHFIELD, Ore.. April 7—
would want sewers.
/
Christian Churches Start ahead of him.
Great Britain had to pay the near Pendleton several months
Admiral Hughes has advised the
At the request of City Manager
Competition
ago.
United States.
American Legipn management
Malone, the council authorized
WASHINOTON, April 7. — En­
for the state convention to be listing of recruits for the regular
him to make a complete survey
A spirited membership con­
held here in August that he army was discontinued today on
and appraisal of the municipal
test between the Sunday schools
will send five or six destroyers an order from Major Oeneral Rob­
*water. system in order that be
of the Ashland and Klamath
here for the affair, and local le­ ert Davis, adjutant general. For
might determine what improve­
Falls Christian churches Is now
Farmers and home gardeners gion men are extending invita­
ments or enlargement might be
under
way and will continue for
generally are welcoming the tions to foreign nations to send Mie first time in months the army
Elmore “Sonny” Pierce, who
required.
eight weeks. The contest start­
is
virtually
up
to
its
authorized
brisk rain which fell last night any craft they may have in Pa­
was arrested by the police Mon­
ALBANY,
Ore.,
April
7—Al­
MOSCOW,
Ida.,
April
7—
(U.
Two sets of plans were sub
ed last Sunday.
strength of 118,000.
and this morning. It was the cific waters.
day on a charge of stealing four
P.)—George W. Philbrook, foot­ bany and Corvallis will join
mltted for the construction of'a
The two Sunday schools are
first genuine rainfall in more
tires from C. E. Coggins of the
hands
May
1
to
dedicate
the
ball
and
track
coach
for
tho
comfort station and
women’s
now evenly divided with Ash­
than a month, although a few
box factory, was bound over to
Albany
briflge
on
the
Albany-
Multnomah
club
of
Portland,
dressing room in Lithia Park.
land’s membership, placed at
slight showers earlier this week
the grand jury on a charge ot
Corvallis
highway.
This
whs
de­
will take charge of track ath-
One set was submitted by City fell at Intervals.
244 laat Sunday, with 213 for
cided yesterday at a meeting the Christian Sunday'* school at grand* larceny following a pre­
etics
at
the
University
of
Idaho,
Manager Malone and another by
Because of the unusually mild
liminary hearing in justice court
it was anbounced here this af­ of committees representing the Klamath Falls.
Frank Jordan, chairman of the
and dry winter, farmers are hop­
at Medford yesterday. His bail
Albany
and
Corvallis
chambers
ternoon.
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city park board. The two sets
Members of both the Klamath
ing that the rain will continue
bond was fixed at $760.
Philbrook, who was a Notre of commerce.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April
and Ashland teams are taking
of plana were referred to the
LOS ANGELES, April 7— (U. 7— Announcement was made yes­ Dame star and an Olympic track
for &}. least another week in
much interest in the work. At
building comr^ittee, city man­
order to provide sufficient mois­ p.,— Billie Benton, screen actress terday of the proposed construc­ star in 1912 is considered ope
the close of the contest t
ager and park commission for
and singer, has demanded $21,- tion of a $25,000 two-story con­ of the best coaches and trainers
ture for the growiffe crops.
losing team will present t
recommendation.
140 damages against the Los crete building in the business dis­ in the west. He is now con­
Oil HtatlOn Protest
winners with a silver loving cup.
Angeles Railway corporation. She trict of Klamath Falls by Jack ferring with officials.
H. E. Enders, Sr.,' protested . l-a -a vx /"v/xlr ( m L a . 1 ~nmrr. ~ ~~
(TTEFW
x IB BxIO » U l , HwF
wj Slater, local lumberman. THE
against the city allowing the I . i l l HOO K O d i Ili (»Il
a< fall from a crowded street building will be completed within
SPOKANE, Wash.. April 7—
WASHINGTON, April 7— (U.
Perk Oarage space on city prop­
car, the result, she alleges, of 90 days.
(U.P.)—
Lyla Von Erickson, to­
P.)—Nine
army
airplanes,
14
erty for Its oil filling station and
negligence of the conductpr.
tally
blind,
today was granted
parachutes,
nine
sparo
Liberty
for parking ita used automobiles.
the right to practice law in
motors
and
various
other
aerial
He declared the people had pur­
Chinook salmon are now at the
United States courts. Von Erick­
equipment, have been loaned by
chased this land for public anto height of their run In the Rogue
son lost hts eyesight wben slit
7—
(U.P.)—
Roy
Smith.
24.
and
WASHINGTON,
D.
C„
April
the war department to the agri­
parking purposes and thought It river and some splbhdid fishing
years old, be was educated in
only
son
of
N.
H.
Smith,
promi­
7—
(U.P.)—Tho
United,
States
culture
department
for
the
for­
unfair to other gasoline dealers is being enjoyed, according to
Vancouver, Wash., schools and
nent
dairyman
near
Oregon
City,
government
filed
suit
today
est
fire
patrol
on
the
Pacific
to permit the garage to occupy reports received here today by
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against the Alaska Packer’s ns coast, it was announced today. lost his right arm and sustained at the University of Washington.
any part of this city property Arthur Foster of the land set­ •
without paying rental.
OAKLAND, al„ April «— (U.
SYDNEY, Australia, April 7— tociation for $429,210, alleging The equipment is now at CrDsy other Injuries when he was
tlement bureau.
Oregon and Washing­ «
caught In a food chopper at
Mr. Enders was given a per
Mr. Foster mentioned the fish p .)—A fortune of $15,000,000 (U.P.)— Hope of rescuing the \that salmon which was contract­ Field, San Francisco.
ton—
Unsettled with oe- »
Smith
farm.
ed
for
during
the
toorld
war
ar­
mlt to erpet an oil filling sta to a couple of Canadian auto has been left by George Shims,
crew of the «foundered coastal
caslonal rain In west por­ a
The
young
man
attempted
to
rived
in
a
qpolled
condition.
Eugene
—
Through
freight
ter­
tlon In front of his own property tourlsto add instead ot proceed­ Japanese
“Potato King.” The freighter Dorrigo has' been aban­
tion; light ijlocal rain a
minal on Southern Pacific moved replace the belt, while the ma­
and for his own private use. It ing on their way, • they back­ full extent of Chima’s wealth doned. She sank 70 miles north
east
portion tonight and a
chinery
was
In
operation.
The
here; several miles of new term-
will not be used as a commercial tracked to the Rogue river was shown wben his will, was of Brisbane enroute from Sydney
Thursday;
warmer east a
lower
part
of
bis
arm
was
com
Marshfleld will start 1026 with ¡Inal track already laid.
station.
probate today In the 'to Thursday Island.
where they expected to enjoy the filed for
portion
tonight.
Strong a
pletely
out
off
near
the
elbow.
22 blocks paving and 2!» blockst
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The council passed a motion day!
Alameda
eonnty court.
The
The captain and his son
southeasterly
winds,
poo- a
Carlton — Snider Shingle Co.
bulk of the estate was left to f rescued but 22 oflHhe crew are new sewer, costing more than
sibiy
galee
on
coast
a
Advertise
In
The
Tidings.
will build new mill here.
$200,000. .
missing.
(Continued on Page Four)
three children.
Advertise In The Tidings.
!HAME POMO MAN
A„,„c™PFM ng FM|. pasman
DECLARES FARMERS
HAVE BEEN BETRAYED
1ÍMATB MEN WILL
I « S l i t AGENCY
TELEPHONE WORKERS
ARRIVE IN ASHLAND
PLANTS TO RESUME
Deer Killed By
Auto At Klamath
DEBT CANCELLATION '
IS URGED BY LABOR
PORTLAND DEFEATS
INDIANSIN OPENER
'Pendleton Slayer
Taken To Prison
Destroyers Will
Be At Convention Army Recruiting
Is Discontinued
Farmers Welcome
Brisk Rainfall
HOLD BIG CONTEST
Grand Jury Will
Consider Charge
Dedication Of
Philbrook Will
Bridge Planned
, Be Idaho Coach
Traction Company Klamath Falls To
Sued, By Actress Get New Building
Totally Blind Man
Will Practice Law
Forest Service
Gets Army Planes
Government Sues
Salmon Packers
Coming Up Bogue
Arm Amputated
In Food Chopper
California Jap
Hope Abandoned
For Ship’s Crew
Has Big Estate
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