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ASH LA N D , O K EQ O N ,>!O N I)A Y , MAY 10, 1926
to the Seini-Weekly iMlnga. Volum« 41
A8HIAND CLIMATE
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SHR1NERS MAY
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Grants Five-
Option on Chau
tauqua .Building
PLANS ABE OUTLINED
Many Alterations Proposed; Pin.
enced Committee Working
On Project
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, Prelim inary steps toward the
purehase of the Chautauqua bond
ing from the city of Ashland by
the Shrlners o f HUlah Temple got
under way today when the city
gave the shrine a five-months'op
tion on the property. The option
was authorised 'by unanimous vote
of the council at a special meet
ing late Saturday afternoon.
The movement to purchase the
Chautauqua building has been nn
* der way. quietly for several weeks
and to being especially urged by
HUlah temple shrlners who live
In Medford, Grants Pass, Klam ath
Palls and other Southern Ore
gon communities.
Committee Named
Fred Wagner, potentate of HU
lah Temple, said today that he
had appointed a special commlt-
'te e to Investigate the feasibility
of financing the project.
Sam
Baker, prominent Grants Pass
Banker, to chairman of this com
mittee.
Other members g fg .W .
H . L everette o f Medford and W .
H . McNair of Ashland.
Prelim inary drawings for a pro
posed alteration of the bullying
have been drawn by Architect
Tourtellotte of Portland.
These
drawings call for the expenditure
of approximately 120,000 In ex
tensions and Improvements. They
would Include one large room, 130
by 70 fleet w ith hardwood floor,
a main auditorium, a stage, heat
ing plant and other Improvements.
Hhrinere Hopeful
Shrlners throughout Southern
Oregon are much interested in the
proposed and are hopeful that the
project can be financed in time
to take up the option given by
the city. Much of the support Is
coming fro m ' shrlners who live
outside of Ashland.
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Although it would be essential
ly a shrine temple, the building
would be so arrsnged that It
could be used for many legitimate
public functions, including con
ventions and other meetings of
general public Interest.
Ex-Middleweiglit
Chaipp To Be Sued
By Young Dancer
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— Counsel for C a l l i e
Broato, and there was no
publicity man, who ob-
Jected. announced
that
the night club dancer was
planning
to sue H arry
Ofeb,
deposed
middle
weight
champion,
for
9100,000 charging breath
of promise.
Miss Bronts alleged, in
the presence of newspaper
men, who, in some mys-
terions way had got word
that she would allege
something, that she had
letters
and
telegrams
fi*om Greb in which he
promised to marry
her,
asked her to become a
mother (P his nine year
old daughter, and pleaded
w ith her to wear more
clothes when she danced.
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ASHLAND HAM WINS
a IN I .. W K GAME
Picked Nine Prom Medford
Defeated, 11 to 8, in
Morning Contest
Ashland’s baseball them drew
firs t Mood yesterday when It de
feated a picked team from Med
ford. 11 to 8, on the Pair Orounds
field yesterday morning.
The
game, was la the mature of a try
out for the Ashland players, and
Field Manager Doug Reid gave
nearly a score o f players a chance
to show their stuff during the nine
innings.
Reid expressed himself as being
more than pleased with prospects
of the Ashland team and believes
It w ill be right up in the running
at the s ta ll of the season.
The local team w ill dash with
Medford in the opening game of
the Southern Oregon league at the
F a ir Grounds next Sunday after
noon. The uniforms of the local
team have arrived. They are a
lig h t gray w ith a pine stripe run
ning through them.
The team
wlly^ngage in nighting practices
all this week and Retd w ill he
ready to announce hla line-up by
about Thursday or Friday.
YALE OPENS INQUIRY
INTO STUDENT ORGY
Jharges of Drinking and All-
. Night Dancing Will be
Investigated
S T M S REVEALED
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Polish Pupils Form Organi
zation to End Lives*
Says Dispatch
BERLIN, May 10.— ( U P ) — A
suicide ’ club among high school
students In
Lemburg,
Poland,
was revealed in dispatches today.
One student already had commit«
ted suicide which directed
the
authorities’ attention to the socie
ty. Lots were drawn to select
those who should die by tholr
own hands.
N E W H A V E N , Conn., May 10.
— (IP) — Arroused by complaints
that students danced In the street
ail night Friday clad only in pa
jamas, that drinking went on un
restrained at fraternity houses and
that girls in evening gowns par-
ailed after m ilk wagons around
dawn. Dean W arren and the Yale
undergraduate diapllnary com
mittee was conducting a rigid in
vestigation today.
New Haven police also are con
ducting an Inquiry of their own.
— Otoe student to un der arr est tal
lowing a collision between his
automobile loaded w ith students
in fu ll dress and girls in evening
gowns, and a Bridgeport bread
truck. The crash occurred in the
center of the eity.
A|| CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL
UUl
START DRIVE FOR FINANCES
and new M embers T uesday
NOT
HIGHWAY THIS
YEAR. IS WORD
No Ponds Available for Ash
land - Klamath Road, Says
State Engineer
ROAD IN GOOD SHAPE
Charles Aaaarr Believes •Hlgbway
Wlll Be Able to Carry All
Traffic
K L A M A T H FALLS, Ore., May
10. — Small hope for the oiling
of the Ashland - K lam ath Falls
highway from Keno to the sum
m it of Green Springs mountain is
held out by engineers connected
w ith the state highway depart
ment. Lack of available money
for the project is held to be the
cause that the oiling of that
tion w ill not be undertaken this
year.
“A certain sum of money has
been, appropriated by the state
highway commission to be used
in oiling certain sections o f de
signated roads,’* Charles Wanser,
division state highway engineer,
In charge of K lam ath said this
mornling.
No Snrplaa
“ I f the cost of oUlng these high
ways was overestimated, then
there would bo some chance of
the surplus being diverted 4o the
Keno-Summlt section of the Aab-
id - K lam ath Falls highway,
Bfit only In that event, can I see
«ay change of raising sufficient
money for the project.
“ The commission has authoris
ed oiling of a largo section of The
Dalles - C alifornia highway to the
north and south of K lam ath Falla,
and also the oiling of the Ashland-
Klamath
Falls highway from
Klamath Falls west to Kano.
Says Highway O. K .
Wanser was asked whether the
highway to Ashland would w ith
stand the heavy tourist travel
which w ill bo routed over it this
year.
“ Yes, It certainly w ill,” he an
swered. “The highway over the
mountains to the west of here 1s
one of the .best sections o f macad
am In this part ot the state. Rout
ed through timber, the moisture
is retained In tbe road bed, and
with the clay binder well sealed In
tjie road, I can see no reason why
the road w ill not holdup under
the heaviest tourist traffic that
thlsl country w ill enjoy this year.’’
SHERIFF CAPTURES
FUGITIVE
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her of commerce rooms this even
ing, at which time it w ill dis
trict the city and make final plans
for the drive. A comprehensive
list is now being • made up by
Secretary F u lle r for the use of
the committee.
. The finance committee,* bended
Interest in the activities of the
by V. O. N. Smith and augmented
chamber is keen at the present
by a group of volunteer workers,
time and the finance committee to
w ill start the annual drive for
hopeful that It can complete Its
funds In order to pr^vlde>-en»ple
work w ithin a short time.
funds for the 1920 budget. g i
The membership drive is ex
Another'group, headed by H . V pected to extend for several days
Claycomb, chairman of the mem or until the field workers have
bership committee, w ill start j a an opportunity of seeing all po
pity-wide quest for additional tential chamber of commerce
members of the chamber. The members.
membership committee w ill be aid-
“We are going to put a lot of
led by a dosen qr more volhntaer pep into our drive w ith the de
field workers.
termination of getting many more
The membership commjttee will I active and interested members In
hold a final meeting at the chain-‘ the chamber," said Mr. Claycomb.
A large group of civic w e r^ y s
w ill take
the field
tonseerpw
morning with the determination of
procuring mhre funds and more
members for the Ashland chpnlber
of commerce.
MMM1
be forum seeahr
E. 0 . Gaddis, President of
Chamber, Will Talk to
Local Chamber
E. C. Gaddis, former mayor of
Medford and-newly elected presi
dent of the Medford chamber of
commence, .w ill be the principal
speaker at the chamber fortm
luncheon at the L lth la 8 yrlk j^
hotel tomorrow noon.
M r. Gaddb w ill foil something
of the activities proposed by the
Medford chamber and the city of
Medford during tbe current year.
As the budget committee will
start on its campaign tomorrow,
it w ill bo In charge of the forum.
w ith V . O. N. Smith, chairman
of the committee, presiding so
chairman.
MANY DEATHS M
A IM M M
Eleven Lives Lost on Pacific
G out Over Week End,
Report Shows
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.-
( U P ) — Death rode over boule
vards and highways of the PacM-,
1c coast over the week-end and
claimed 11 lives In - automobile
tragedies, with at least 53 persons
injured. There wére four drown-
Ings reported, while other forms
of tragic deaths brought the to
tal to 21.
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Zollie Clemente, Who Escap
ed Prom Folsom, Taken
While Asleep
Bell Boys Wearing
New Blue Uniforms
The boll hoys and elevator op
erators at the L lth la Springs ho
tel have blossomed forth the past
few days In new blue uniforms
which add much to their appear
ance as w ell as adds to the gen
eral setting of the spacious hotel
lobby.
MARIPOSA, p « U May 10.—
(U P )— Zollie Clem«nts, life term
er, who escaped from the Folsom
prison camp last Sunday, was cap
tured Saturday night
between
Merced and Mariposa as bo slept
on a mountain side.
Sheriff A1 Turner of Mariposa
county and two deputies, who
trailed CTetnsnts through the un
derbrush, came upon him and
took him Into cuutory without
LOS ANGELES. May HhJfe
difficulty, The only weapon he
Hugo
Kahn, 43, wealthy “tailor
carried wat a pocket knife.
ing club** operator, was arrested
by federal deputies on a* fugitive
w arrant charging him with fraud
ulent uae of the malls In connec
tion w ith the alleged operation of
lottery schemes.
Wealthy Tailor
The Ashland Junior high school
baseball team gave the Medford
Junior high a hard battle lu their
second baseball game at Medford
Saturday, when Medford won, 11
to 7. The loeal boys put top a
much stronger game than
the
week
before, when Medford
swamped them, 20 to 4.
J. E. Welch, district deputy for
the Modern Woodmen of A m eri
ca, w ill leave
Wednesday
for
Lakeview where he expects to in
still a new camp of „the order
there next Saturday night. Mr.
Welch reports good progress in
this district since the first of
the year, w ith more than 100 new
inemffers accepted Into the organ
toatlon. .
Carl _ Loveland received word
this morning that his brother,
Milton Loveland, and statar, Mrs.
Lltoh Hom e, w ill broadcast with
the N ap^ Orchestra from
the
Oakland Tribune station K. I^. X.
between eight and t\Jne this eve
ning. Mrs. Horne w ill also play
two
violin solos.
TENNIS TEAM WINS
Ashland high school's ten®
team won from Medfqrd
kdgh
school, 4 nfatchea to I , in tholr
tournament on the ledal courts
•Saturday.
This gives tbe Ideal
court stars a mean sweep of tern?
■to games daring the present sea-
sdh.
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Great Britain Sending Two
Outfits of Infantry to
Islands in Channel
STRIKE SCENES QUIET
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No Serious Disorders Reported;
Hen Mie Union Cables «100
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LONDON. May 10. — UP) —
Troops moved tn B ritain tdday. A
battalion of a thousand men of the
Bast Surrey light In fan try le ft for
Jersey and the Duke of Cornwal
Hat light In fan try le ft for Cuorn
sey. Both units embarked under
sealed orders. Jersey and Guern
sey are Islands in the English
channel.
No new outward developments
were manifested In the strike sit
uatlon today. The labor unions
are still refusing to consider gov
em inent proffers to go back to
work on condition that the ques
tion of compromise of the dispute
w ill be taken up as soon as the
men return to their jons.
. In some quarters ^there. was
evidence that the food supply of
the strikers is getting low, but
disorders today were only of
minor nature, although govern
ment forces are still In readiness
for any crisis.
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LOS ANOELES, Cal.,
May 10.— “ Hamp” WI1-
Hams,
famous
western
miner and discoverer of
the Kelly-Rand gold mine
at Randsburg, has made a
fresh strike In the Ama-
lie mining district near
Caliente, according to ad-
vices here today.
A picked assay of the
strike was said to have
run 3120,000 to tbe ton.
Williams' discovery the
richest in his career, was
made three weeks ago
and kept secret until to-
day. The strike was made
in the Arbarossa mine six-
teen miles up the Techa-
chapl canyon from Cal-
lente.
TOW MURRAY
CHEATS ROPE
SUNDAY HIGHT
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reak
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SALEM, Ore., May 10. —
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a break last year, cheated the
gallows last night when he
hanged him self in the death
cell where he was confined.
Murray fashioned a rope
by cutting his bed sheet. He
Commander Byrd
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stood on the bed and jumped
Having Flown Over the
off.
Northern Extremity
The convict left a note in
OSLO, Norway, May 10.— (U P )
which
he said he had killed
Lieutenant Commander Richard
N. Byrd, U. S. N „ and hla pilot. Guard John Sweeney and
Floyd Bennett, were hailed today that Bert Jones, the convict
as the new conquerors of the
who was killed in the break,
north pole. The airmen returned
tu King's Bay. Spitsbergen, yes killed Guard Milton Holman.
“ W illos and Kelley shot
terdsy afternoon and
reported
they had flown over the north at ng one ” the note declar-
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pole in the Byrd «tp'wfftion air
ed.
plane.
Byrd delcared no land
The dead m an’s case was
was risible at the pole.
under appeal follow ing his
conviction with J a m e s
W illos and Ellsworth K elley
for the killing of two prison
guards during their spectac
ular prison break. The con-
vicls were re-taken after a
Ashland Residents Ask to
List Places With Cham map-hunt which extended
into W ashington. Murray
ber of Commerce
was turned over to the au
Persons who have light house
thorities at Centralia by. w
keeping rooms which they can
man
who passed as his
yent to students at the summer
nermsl school this year are urgod friend.
F
M IN FOIE HAILED
f,
Seattle Sends Funds
FINGEIFS CAUGHT IN
M j , Josephine Poley Suffers
Painful Injuries at
Home Thia Morning
SE A TTLE, Wash., May 10.
(IP) — Seattle union labor today
cabled 3100 to the striking forces
of Great Britain. The money was
collected at an open forum where
a resolution of sympathy for the
strikers was adopted.
Coolidge To Spend
Vacation At Camp
On Mountain Lake
Mrs. Josephine Poley, 385 B
street, tytd her fingtors caught
In an electric wringer this morn
ing, badly lacerating them but
no bones were broken. Severni
stitches were taken. She is re
W ASHING TO N. D. C„ May 10.
ported as resting
comfortably.
—
(IP) — President. Coolidge will
Mrs. Poley Is with her son, W . M.
establish the summer whltb bouse
Poley at 64 Allison street.
on the estate of Irving B. K irk
wood, publisher of the Kansas
City Star,
In the
Adirondack
mountains, according to present
plans.
The estate Is a huge summer
A. L. Pierson, was painfully but camp on Rainbow lake near Gab
not seriously injured Saturday riels, Franklin county, New York,
night when the brakes of bis car about 20 miles from Lake Sar
failed to hold and ran Into u anac, the doted health resort, and
ditch at the corner of W ater and 35 miles from Lake Champlain.
B streets, the car turning over The camp contains about 65 acres
on him. Mr. Pierson had his In and sits on a promontory which
juries dressed at a local hospital juts into the lake.
And was later removed
his
President Coolidge first decided
home. He has been working as to «pend the summer on the Ver
a painter on the normal school mont side of Lake Champlain, but
building.
the sites offered him were disap
proved by the secret service as
they could not be guarded ade
quately!
Autoist Injured
In Street Crash
Didn’t Like What
Wifey Called Him
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.—
Frank L. Leland alleges In di
vorce complaint that his wife re
ferred to him as a "mere hatter
man.” The diserlptlon
caused him much mental anguish,,
he claimed.
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HplJ For Fnilld and egK
Purchase Coffins
By Installments Junior High Has - Folks Known Here •
NEW CA STLE, Del,, M ay 10,
Closer Contest Broadcast Tonight
— About 200 residents of New
eaatle have provided for their
funerals hjy pttrehastap easkets
on the Installment plan from a
salesmah who has been sondurt-
Ing a “ house to bouse” canvass
The caskets w ill be used fo)
cedar chentn and couches until
death permits the use for which
they w ort fnannfhfctured. i»
Woodmen To Have
Camp In Lakeview
T O P S NOYE
UNDER SEALED
ORDERS TODAY
Prospector Makes
Rich Gold Strike
Nçar Los Angeles
Committee Adds
Teeth To Dry Law
W ASHING TO N, D. C., May
10.— -(U P )— Teeth were put into
the prohibition law at the final
session of the senate prohibition
committee and the measure as It
how stands Is thought to oorrect
the dettes which are paid to exist
In the present leer. The com
mittee .followed the reeemmeada-
tlons of Lincoln 0 . Andrews, head
of the prohi forças.
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APARTMENTS NEEDED
to get In touch with Mrs. R. L.
Reed er the chamber of commerce
as quickly as possible.
Many of the young people who
will be in Ashland for the sum
mer besaion are anxious to do
light housekeeping, and there I»
now a big lack of these accom
One Chinese Burned to Death
modations for them.
And Many Homes Des- ~
Mrs. Reed can be regched by
troyed at Honolulu ±
telephone at her home in the eve
ning or through the chamber of
H ONOLULU, May 10.— (U P )
commerce during the day. H er
An investigation got under way
residence telephone Is 461-R.
today In an effort to determine
the cause of a devastating fire
which swept through Hoaoluln’s
Chinatown Sunday, burning on«
man to death ¿tAff rendering
more than 50 families homeless;
The loss was plaoqd St more than
W A SHING TO N. D. C., May 10. 9100,000.
Police and firemen experienced
— Recommendation for the ro-
considerable
trouble in fighting
fusal of the propoeed operation
of the Longview, Portland and the blase as the Chinese barri
Northern rqllroad by the North caded themselves behind dpors
ern Pacific, Great Northern and and refused to open them.
Oregon-Washington Railroad un
der trackage rights was made to
the Interstate commerce commis
B A LTIM O R E , Md., May 10 — sion today by Examiner C. E
( U P )— Mrs. A r t h u r ' Capper, wife Bolls. _
of United States Senator Capper
of Maryland, died early today at __
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the hospital for women of Mary
Yesterday marked the closlad
land.
She had been In critical
of a successful revival eaatpaiaa
health for several weeks.
at the Churek of the Nasareae.
This campaign waa put ato by the
Young Peoples’ Society and the
‘ The break
In the pavement program for the two weqjm was
on tbe Pacific highway for
a in their heads.
I t waa declared that thug g«t
abort stretch through the Siski
you mountains w ill be repaired out some of the beet
this summer, according to word church has ever had at
received
here from Salem today. lal numbers by the
LONDON, May 10.— Determin
ed to make sure of getting beer The a|kato highway dommlsalon were of Interest to. all.
» hila It lasted, a number of at a meeting to be held May 39 additions to tho eh«i«h
strikers connected tubes to beer ’YiU award the contract for put day school camo as a d fto || re-
of tho revival. a U i
vats.x<«onn«ctlng
them
under ting In thia much needed repair
ground to • basement of a lodg work. No other state highway
ing house. Twelve ware arrost- work to eoatemplntoj In thia eec-
boa at the preeeat time.
ed In a comatose state.
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Examiner Ad vises
Against Request
Wife Of Kansas
Senator Passes
Revival Meetings 1
Brought To Close
Broken Pavement
To Be Repaired
British Strikers
Get Lots Of Beer