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VOL. XLIX
ASHLAND WILL
AGAIN TRY TO
ENTER LEAGUE
»r to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Votame 41
Claycom b Motor
Company Erects
A ir M ail Guide
ASHLAND, OREGON,
CHURCHILL
QUIT PRESENT
PLACE JUNE
T idings
CLOUTE
Without
nine e
Th? V .
z.
J C K DAY, APRIL 17, 1926,
WHERE IS THE OPPOSITION?
« of ten of asthma,
roven fa ct
> ! 'r
NO. *93
A nd His Helper
Found On Desert!
Ju st how much opposition is there to Sunday
’ baseball in Ashland providing it is carried on along
clean, sportsmanlike and legitimate lines as its pro
ponents promise it shall hef
Members of the afclitxd board—or some of them—
say they believe there fe strong opposition; that they
as public officials would be severely criticised if they
should permit use of the high school athletic field
for an Ashland baseball club in the Southern Oregon
League.
This newspaper believes that this opposition is
more ephemeral than real. It concedes thi\t there
are those among the citizens of Ashland, who are
opposed to Sunday baseball on moral and religious
scruples, but it likewise believes that they are far in
the minority.
As we sense the temper of this community, The
Tidings believes those who favor Sunday baseball
in Ashland are far in the majority, and it likewise
feels that members of the school board would not be
open to severe criticism except in isolated quarters
if they should gran t n»e of the school athletic tield
as an emergency meastu»* for eight weeks only, or
until suitable grounds 0au be procured.
Ashland bases her bid for tourist traffic on the
plea that she is a summer resort. The city can he
made more desirable from this standpoint if clean
recreation is provided lor the citizens and visitors.
This city must give a decision by next Tuesday
as to whether or not it will join the Southern Oregon
league. The Tidings hopes- in the interests of . tin-
great American sport, that a m ajority of the school
board will gr(in,t this request. Give those who want
baseball an opportunity to enjoy it. Let Ashland
he |Rs reasonable in such m atters as bther (cities
throughout the length and breadtht of the land.
FUNCTION IS
BIG SUCCESS
CAIRO. Egypt, April B
17— (U.P.)—Captain Ea- B
tevez, Spanish flier, and B
his mechanic were found B
today, after nearly a week
New Normal School Presid
Doheny Interests W ill be b in tho desert in the re a Wives of Members'and Lith-
ent Will Move Family
Defendants in Action for
b gion of Amnian, Pales- B
ians and Wives Guests
Here Next Week
97,000,000
b tine.
at Chamber *
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Captain Estevez was B
OVER MEXICAN LANDS « found about 40 miles from B DANCING AND CARDS
DECISION ANNOUNCED
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B the point
where the B
Singing and Short Speeches En
Mix Familiea Will be Brought
Young Woman Attorney to Ix-ad
plane was located several B
Here by Members of Nor
Bitter Legal Fight in
..
liven Evening for Hosts and
days ago. His mechanic
mal Faculty
New York
Guests
was found shortly after.
NEW YORK. April 1 7 - ( U . “ B° th "1<‘n Were
faIrly
J. A. Churchill will resign
The Kiwanian8 and Lithlans
good condition, consider
Joined in an enjoyable entertain
P.)— Papers will be served Mon
as state superintendent of public
ing the hardships and
Instruction on June 1, but will
day on the E. L. Doheny in- „ ’”7
ment at the Llthia Springs hotel
terests in a 597,600,000 lawsuit, B
7
last evening, which lnclui'nd
move to Ashland next week, ac
endured.
dinner at 7:30 o’clock, an in
and a 37-year-old woman at
cording to an authorized an
B
It had been feared that B
teresting program and a dance
torney will direct the uttack on
nouncement today by J. H. Ful
B both men were dead as
ler, *a member of the board of
the multimillionaire oil king.
..a 1 carried u
and card party
B they had
but . , few B w mezzanine
floor< l o w i n g on the
regents.
Mr. Churchill has
Shirley
Moore,
tho
first B supplies.
It was Kiwanlan Ladies Night
woman graduate of /[’ale law
leased a home on the Boulevard,
school, will be chief counsel for
and Mrs. Churchill will arrive
and the committee invited tho
the Viescay company, incorporat
Lithians and their wives to Join
.this coming week to establish
in the celebration. At the open
ed, which charges that the Do
their permanent residence hero.
ing of the program Orand High
heny companies illegally operated
Recent reports from Salem
on Mexican oil lands since 1906.
Fizz Bert Miller was called upon
indicated that Mr. Churchill
to introduce the Lithlans and
would resign early next month
The land in question is one
their wives. This was followed
of the mo3t productive In the
ahd immediately assume his
entire Mexican oil fields, and American Sm elting Company by the introduction of Kiwanis'
duties as president of the new
Ordered to Pay Miner
newest member, A. C. Joy and
it is predicted that a legal bat
Southern Oregon normal school,
Big Sum
Will Try Again
tle whch will run Its way through
his wife. Then the Kiwaniana
but as a matter of salary econ
It was suggested by local rep
the courts for several years will
introduced their wives. C. L.
omy, he was prevailed upon to
SEATTLE, April 17— (U.P.) Starr, a member of the normal
resentatives at the meeting that
wait until June 1.
result with the filing of the
—A final decree In his 320,000,- school building committee, was
members of the school board Interest Revives in Court
formal
complaint
the
first
of
the
Flan Dedication
000 suit against the American introduced by Kiwanian J. H.
might be prevailed upon to re
Sport Here Among
week.
It also was announced that the
Smelting
and Refining company
consider their refusal of the high
School Students
Fuller. L. H. Hanaen, the new
laying of the cornerstone and
of
Tacoma
was handed down owner of the Hotel Ashland, was
school grounds on condition that
the dedication of the building
to George Campbell Carson, 60-
use of the field be granted for., Since the student body of the will be held here on June 25, at
introduced by Kiwanian J. W.
year-old miner of San Francisco,
Ashland
High
school
has
recog
this year alone, with the dis
McCoy: In the drawing for the
which time the normal school re
by Federal Judge Nftterer here contribution to the Kiwanian
tinct understanding that t4}c nized tennis by awarding a let gents will hold their regular
late
Wednesday.
,
ter,
more
interest
is
being
tak
club will provide a permanent
Child Activity fund, T. H. Simp
quarterly meeting in Ashland.
The decree orders the com son was the lucky person.
en in the tennis matches. The Governor Pierce and Secretary of
playing field by next year.
pany to stop using Carson’s pat
Reports from local representa tennis team played Yreka af State Kozer will be here for M alone W ill B e
Compliments Ashland
Man
and
Woman
at
Redding
ents
ort a copper refining fur
Yreka
yesterday,
winning
all
tives were to the effect that
C.
L.
Starr said he had some
the dedication program.
Accused of Stealing
nace and to pay him the profits complimentary things to say
interest in baseball locally is matches, four singles and two
A
ppointed
Major
The regents have nearly com
Away Young Bride
they have made through usin?
greater than it has ever been doubles. Those playing singles pleted the list of teachers and
about Ashland, not In the spirit
the furnace since 1915.
were:
Dick
Joy,
Billie
Hulen,
before. Business men and citi
of flattery, but conclusions af
instructors for the normal, and
REDDING. Cal.. April 17—
Captain Clyde A. Malone, com Young Officer Will Resign
zens generally have interested James Nutter and Phil Bryan». in addition to President Chur
ter several years connection and
(U.P.)— A four-day «earch for
themselves in the baseball situa Doubles: Dick Joy and Billie Hu chill, there will be five members manding officer of Battery . B,
From Army Now T hat
visits here. He said that It was
abductors of 16-year-old Mrs. 02391196
tion, It was reported, and stand len, Jamee Nutter and Leslie of the faculty who will- bring 249 th coast artillery, today r«
Name bi Cleared’
- x | a o t a cane - of AeM««d -befog
Buck Haynes has resumed in the
ready to give an Ashland team Ketch.
families with them to Ashland. caivea a telegram from army
congratulated upon having the
arrest of Mr. apd Mrs. Harvey
officials that he has been re
The
only
match
that
was
hard
SALINAS. Cal., April 17— (U. Marsh, charged with luring the
the needed moral and financial
Teachers Selected
Southern Oregon Normal, but
to win was between Dick Joy of
backing.
that It was a case “where the
Following are the instructors commended for promotion to p .)— Lieutenant Clarence Aikin, young bride away from her hus
major and that the necessary U. S. army, was preparing to re band with the Intention of lead
Ashland and Jimmie Beals, the already chosen:
Strictly Amateur
state of Oregon should be con
papers
are now being forwarded sign from military service today ing her into a life of vice.
Former Canadian Official gratulated upon having an Ash
The out-of-town delegates as best player for Yreka, Joy win
A. C. Strange, education de-
following his acquittal by a
Sa.vs Government Beer
sured the local delegates that ning 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. The team partment; Walter Redford, Geo- to Ashland for his signature.
land ta which to locate the nor
Jury
last night on charges ofj .
♦
J »P
expects^to^pjay
Medford,
Rose-j
graphy;
Verne
V.
Caldwell,
psy-
Sales Are Wrong
the teams will be strictly ama
mal.’’ He stated the environ
attempted burglary. The Jurors A ttem pt iVlaGe 10
teur In every sense of the word. burg, Corvallis and a return i chology; Arthur Taylor, Wayne
ment here for the normal was
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April probably better than could be
held the young army officer not
Both Medford and Grants Pans with Yreka, although the ached- W. Wefto, aclence/
.guilty following a sensational
D ynam ite Train 17— (U.P.)— Legislation permit found in any other Oregon com
Marsters, Marion Ady, Art; Marie
will have only home-town play ule has not been completed.
ting beer has been a failure in
trial,
and
Aikin
said
he
would
ers and not one man on the
munity. “It is now up to Ash
Connolly, health; Katherine Vin
Toronto. W. E. Raney, Toronto
resign
now
that
his
name
has
payroll. Klamath Falls will be
cent, registrar; Margaret Armen-
OAKLAND, Cal., April 17- attorney and former attorney land to show the state that the
been cleared.
practically on the same basis,
trout, stenographer; Elizabeth
(U.P.)—A small bomb was placed i generftl of OntnrV, provincc, legislature did not make a mis
the only difference being that
Richardson, English.
on the rails of a Southern Pacific , tol(, tbe Benate prohlblt|on ,n. take In Iplacing the normal
the death of players there has
here.” Mr. Starr stated.
Theodore Lockhart haa been White Plague Victim Bar
commuters’ train In tthe reel-1 vest|gallllg committee today,
forced them to get Jobs for a
named as Janitor for the build
J. H. Fuller reported that
dential
section
today
aitf
nearly,
„
e
cla(me(,
tbat
thoge
w|gh.
red From Native Land
Survey Work Oil
ing.
few players to keep them in
Rep.
Hawley had Introduced in
By Authorities
m o
wrecked the train. Windows |ng to drink beer protested that
Klamath for the summer.
Four Universitv of Oregon
Course
l
o
Start
w
p
rp
’ haltered but the cars re- there wa8n.t enougb ..klck.. Jn the house of representatives a
The local representatives were
BEND, Ore.. April 17—A Can
Men Admit Possession
mained on the rails. Tw«>.four per cent beer gnd thgt bill for the reimbursement of
agreed that It is now too late
adian veteran barred from the
the various western Oregon coun
Of Booze
women fainted.
dealers used licenses to cover up
in the season to attempt to
country he served In the world
Surveying work on the new
ties In connection with the O. A
their sales of stronger stuff.
make a playing field at Jackson
EUGENE, Ore., April 17— (U.
war because of immigration regu golf course of the Ashland Golf
C. railroad grants. He urged all
Hot Springs or on any other P ) — Four students were ex
lations, died in Bend early thU club will get under way the Gets E ight Ace«;:
to send telegrams urging the
site. If more time were ayail- pelled from the University of
morning with no relatives at his i first of the week and will be
Oregon
delegation
to work
D ies Emm SbooV, L uther Burbank
able this might be done, but Oregon follo^ng their pleas of
deathbed. Thia ex-soldier. James completed before next Satur-
strenuously for the passage of
with the league opening less,than guilty yesterday to charges of
E. Wilson, attempted to reach day, it was announced today,
Has B ig Estate thia bill. It was unanimously
CHICAGO, April 17 — Bad
a month away, and with none possessing intoxicating liquor. Senator Borah Serves Notice hla home in Regina, Canada. Inst City Engineer Walker has been
voted that the Kiwanlans and
luck is depressing but good liKk
He Will Force Issue
of the financial arrangements The- students are Charles Stock-
fall, after It was Realized he had retained to do all the surveying
the Lithlans should send tele-
in Congress
Is sometimes fatal. When Her
worked out, it was the sense of well, senior of Portland; Glen
RO8A, Cal., April 17 grams to this effect.
not long to live. He had tu- work and he has promised to
man Schlee. who has playel _ (U .P .)_ L u th e r Burbank’s will
the meeting that Ashland would Barnes, Los Angeles; Clarence
II t i l l
« a
Booster Songs
WASHINGTON, D. C„ April beyculoala. Because he was irav- complete It within lesB than
have to get temporary use of L. Pallay, senior. Garden Home; IT— (U.P.)— The Passaic strike ellng on a charity ticket he was week. As soon as this is coni-
. . hn"I
rtiBe<ivorei I k bo(luea,h,nK h,s entire estate to
Thg Lithlans made the welkin
the high school athletic park Maurice T. Sanderson, sopho- ! situation arose Ih the senate yes deported from Canada and made pleted a golf architect will ar- . , * ‘ .
,, fhnllRnn,-
M.r’ ' EI,,abeth Waters Burbank rlng wIth y,,,,. Xahlancl booster
for this year if it wanted to en more, Twin Falls, Idaho.
rive to lay out the course.
W‘d°W', WM f,,#d '°r pr° bat* 8°n< and Rev. P. K. Hammo„<l
terday afternoon when Senator his way back to Bend.
aces, he toppled over dead.
ter the league.
Thursday In Sonoma county au- gBTe an ,nteregtlng talk on the
Borah served notice that ho
Interest Is Keen
perlor court. Property, stocks, (deals of Kiwanis. Carl Love
would force senate consideration
Program Planned
bonds and cash constitute the
, ang two , olog wlta
Delegates from the other three
of the proposed federal Investi
Burbank
estate,
estimated
to
be
Ch„
.
Roblngon at tbe ptaB0
cities reported that -baseball in
gation unless the manufacturers
B y B ib le School
worth
at
least
3200.000.
Claycomb
entertained
wt»h
terest is at a high pitch and
committee reported shortly on
they, predicted a successful sea
clog dances and the Kiwanlans
On N ext Thursday the resolution authorizing th9
son, for baseball if Ashland could
gave their “Smile a While” song
probe. He declared that condi
It
Was
Lingerie
arrange to enter the league.
Carl Loveland demonstrated the
tions are becoming such that
At any rate, Ashland was giv
Pupils of the Week Day Bible immediate attion la needed.
A nd Alarm Clock CharIe8ton
uthian Miner
en until Tuesday noon to reach school will pppear in open As
closed with an expression of
a final decision, and It is under sembly on Thursday evening,
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i appreciation from the Lithlans
stood that another determned April 22, at 7:30 o’clock at the A uto Supply Co.
CHICAGO, April 17— From a for the splendid entertainment,
effort will be made to sway Methodist church.
suitcase found under the porch Dancing and card playing follow*-
of an apartment house came au
until a late hour.
the school board to reconsider
The date has been changed
O
fficials
V
isit
ominous ticking. Police thought
its action of Thursday evening, from Friday until Thursday, to
i
it was a bomb so they carried it
avoid conflicting with the dale
I Cl I I
X /X
to a Vacant lot and soaked It
set for the High School play.
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with
water, much to the disgust
Parents and friends are cor
State Official
of Helen Chevalier who arrived
A group of officials of the
dially' Invited to attend the pro
too late to eave her dainty
given by the school, which Western Auto Supply Co., stop
T o Address Chib gram
TROMSOE, Norway, April 17
lingerie and her alarm clock.
ped
off
in
Ashland
yesterday
will illustrai}« somewhat, the
— (U.P.)— Roald Amundsen aad
with Randall Woods, manager
work done In the school.
x
Lincoln Ellsworth have arrived
William
Langill, ’ assistant
The Week Day Bible school of the lochl Western Auto Sup
A irplanes Make
here and will prooeed to Klag’a
state forester, will be the chief closes on Friday. April 28, 1926, ply Co., to inspect the store,
Bay, Spltahergen, at oace. The
speaker at the chamber of com one mohtth beroro the school on their way to Seattle to ' At
Too Much Noise explorers expect to he Joiaed by
tend the convention of Western
merce forum luncheon at the term closes.
a polar dirigible boob after their
Llthia Springs hotel Tuesday
Auto Supply managers of the
MIJLMI, April 17— (U.P.)— A arrival at Ktag’a bey whewee
noon.
Forest Protection week
Seattle district to be held there
THE WEATHER
complaint that daily band con they will take off ter thetr »re
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
geta nnder way throughout the
certs here were being disturbed jected flight acroea the pole te
and Thursday of next week.
United States tomorrow and con »
Oregon and Waehing-
cloudy.
tinues for one week. Mr. Lan- (3 ton—Generally
They are; George Pepperdlne, This picture was taken afl the Senate Ruh-connnittee began its hearing on prohibition. by noiee of airplanes flying so Alaska.
near the ground caused City
glU’s talk will have to do with B 'unsettled, tonight and
president; Hal Baker, general
The committee is seat. I-eft to right, the members are Senators Hnrreld, Reed, Means Manager F. H. Wharton to or
forest fire prevention and con 33 Sunday. Showers iB Qre-
sales manager; Ben Wesley,
servation In general.
auditor; Harry Press, advertising (chairm an), Walsh arid Goff. Standing are four of tho principal wet witnesses. Left der avtatora either to move far
. ton. Cooler lnteriori’ta-
Other feature« will be pro 33 night.
Gentle variable
manager, and Teddy Bolds, radio to right, they are Congressman John Philip Hill, Senntor Edge, Senator Bruce and ther out ta the bay or fly at
higher altitudes.
33 winds.
vided for the luncheon.
manager, all of Los Angeles.
Senator Edwards.
A big sign which can
be used by w e air mail'
pilots on the Pacific
coast Aerial run is now
being erected by H. L.
Local Baseball Fans Given
Claycomb,
local
Ford
Until Next Tuesday to
dealer, on the roof of his
Reach Decision
building on North Main
street.
ENTHUSIASM IS HIGH
The sign will be nine
feet
In height and will
School Board Will be Asked to
be
40
feet long, with
Reconsider Action on
Ashland
written on it in
Ball Park
letters several feet in
diameter. A large arrow
Ashland still has a chance to
painted red will be a part
enter
the
Southern
Oregon
of
the sign and will be
Baseball league, providing base
40 feet in length.
ball enthusiasts can made the
“Aviators at a distance
needed arrangements for a base
of
• 10,000 feet will be
ball park between now and next
able
to read the sign and
Tuesday noon.
At a meeting of directors o f f “ kno* lhey are pa88lnK
the league lij the chamber of tt Ashland on their dally
commerce offices last night, dele B flights up and down the
gates from Klamath Falls, Med U coast,’’ said Mr. Clay-
"We are doing
ford and Grants Pas« agreed to 33 comb.
give Ashland two mpreadays in » this as a means of aid-
which to Bolve the problem B ing the air mail service.”
of a playing field, and there is
still hope among the league sup
porters that somo solution can
be worked out.
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