HALAWA GERMS
Oannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. P u re
domestie water helps.
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VOL. XLIX
Newspaper fo r Nearly Fifty Years
Tidings Has Been Ashland's
A T
W ire Service),
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Zucceaeor to tbo Semi-Weekly Tidings. Volarne 41
NO. 213
ÍSDAY,. MAY 11. 1926.
ASHLAND, OB®
HUGHES W
ANIWFWÇ WIl I Strawberries Are
MEDFORD WILL ÍID C P ÍI M
IGNORE HONE Ashland Cannery COOPERATE INu n t ö U I ’
CHAMBERWORR
BREW EXPERT
rtlWRLinD
II ILL
Now Arriving At
8
Josephine
c jb u n fy
8 strawberries began arriv-
8
ing at the local cannery
8 yesterday and the early
8 season operations, of the
Officer to Direct Full Force 8 preserving plant are now. n E. 0. Gaddis Pledges Sup
port of His Organization
Against All Commercial
8
under way, according to
in Community Effort
Violations
8
announcement today by
8
Ralph {looser.
BIG PROBLEMS FAOED
OUTLINES DRIVE PLAN 8
The local cannery has
8 between 16 and 20 acres
Ashland Merchants Are I'rged to
Dry Csor Laya Campaign to Get 8 of
Josephine
county
to Give Financial Aid In
Ringleaders; New Aides to
8
strawberries
contracted
Present Drive
be Named
8 fo r the present year. This
I,
w ill give the cannery be-
Medford w ill cooperate
with
W A SHING TO N.
May
11.— 8
tween 26- and 30 tons of
Ashland
In
any
worth
while
un
Home brewing and even running 8
the berries.
dertaking
which
means
the
ad
a small distillery ip a private 8
In all, the cannery has
vancement
of
either
city
or
Jack-
dwelling, provided the product 8
approximately 160 .acres
son county. This was the pledge
is for personal consumption, may 8 of Josephine county ber-
given today noon by E. C. Gaddis,
be carried on free from ^federal 8
ries signed up fpr next
president of the Medford cham
Interference under new plans an 8
year. The minimum price
ber of commerce, who addressed
nounced today by Assistant Sec 8
paid is 7 and one-half
the
chamber forum luncheon at
retary of the Treasury Andrews. 8
cents at Grants Pass. The
£ ‘ the L lth ia Springs hotel,
Recognising that a man’s home 8
Cannery is o p e r a t i n g
M r. Gaddis urged local . bust
is bis castle, the dry csar has 8
trucks to bring the berries j j l
j j j news' men anti citizens to give
decided to ask congress to change 8
into Ashland.
freely to the finances of the local
the wording of pending legisla 8
By the end of the week,
o chamber of commerce, declaring
tion designed -to allow federal ag 8
M r. Koocer predicts that
ents to search any private dwell 8
the preserving operations g> the money would.be well repaid
in the years to come.
ing suspected of violating the pro- 8
w ill be under way fu ll
Like A dvertising Budget
hlbition law.
8
swing. The rains of last
A ll progressive and aggressive
Agrees to Change
8
week delayed the berries
business men set aside an annu
Andrews sent a b ill to congress 8
several days but small
al budget for advertising in their
to* strengthen the Volstead act. 8
shipments w ill be received
local newspaper. He aald, "they
Its search w arrant clause raised 8
until the frn lt is ready for
should follow this right op by
a storm of protest. Now the pro 8
heavy delivery later in the
setting aside a certain sum just
hibition chief has agreed to 8 . week.
as they do w ith their advertising,
change the measure so that the
and they w ill find that it w ill do
'government officers can obtain
them and their community a real
search w arrant for private dwel
good.’’
lings only a fter it la ascertained
The speaker declared that the
that intoxicants are being made
land settlement problem is the
for "commercial purposes.**
big question which faces Jack-
Home brewing or gin tasking
son county at the present time,
at home from alcohol does not
worry Andrews. He is a fter the Emergency Matters to be and he urged the two chambers
Taken up at Medford
to get together on some common
ring leaders of the bootleg indus
Gathering Thursday
ground to work out a solution
try and, In fact, hopes eventually
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by which Jackson county can get
to drive all «Illicit manufacturing
An emergency meeting of the its fu ll share of settlers who are
o i Intoxicants directly into the
Jackson county Hand settlemoot now coming to thé Pacific eoaat
homes of citlxens. This step, ho
committee, together jr l t h .repre and particularly to Oregon.
believee, w ill be th» greatest ac
sentatives of the M idford and
Bill Hanley Speaks
complishment of prohibition.
Ashland chambers of commerce
" B ill" Hanley, sage of Eastern
A fte r Ringleaders
and other interested persons will
Oregon and one of the state’s
Of course, the fact that minor
be held at the Hotel Medford at
best known citizens, spoke briefly
home violators of Volsteadism are
4:30 Thursday evening, at which
in wh'ch he predicted a gfowlng
not to be molested does not mean
time a m atter of vital importance fdture -for this section when a
that their work is legalised. I t
to the county w ill be up for con
railroad is built connecting this
w ill be still Illegal to brew or
sideration.
valley with Eastern Oregon and a
distill at home; and it Is Andrews*
Notice of the meeting was re direct line to the east.
hope eventually to force the last
ceived today by J. H. Fuller, sec
V. O. N. Smith, chairman of the
of the law violators into the
retary of the chamber of com
budget committee presided, and
"home trenches."
merce. Alt local persons inter reports from him And
by his
Meantime the dry czar Is grad
ested in the land
settlement team captains Indicated that the
ually strengthening his organiz
movement
in this county
are
budget drive is starting w ith ev
ation for the summer campaign
asked to notify Mr. F u ller im
ery assurance of success. Only
against dry violators.
<
mediately if they can attend the
three refusals to
support
the
He is planning to name new
meeting as reservations must be chamber during the current year
prohibition investigators for the
made for the dinner which will
were reported by the team cap
gulf section, Pacific coast region,
preceed the businses session.
tains.
and the eastern section of the
uie sium
a m iu m
country. E lf Oftedale, chief in
vestigator o f the internal rev
enue burèau a l San Francisco, Is
reported slated for the investiga
tor position on the Pacific coast.
Coast Need Cited
Need for an investigation on
th Pacific coast Is Imperative,
Andrews -said. V irtu a lly all liq
uor west o f the Rockies is smug
gled In from Canada and Mexleo
by boat and the new offlrials will
attempt to sthp this.through co
operation w ith foreign customs
officials.
Andrews is not satisfied with
the work of one or two of his ad
ministrators, but would not In
dicate which officers are to be let
out. Several changes w ill be made
soon, he said.
•
Legion Post Will
Convene Tonight
Several matters of importance
w ill come before the local Amer-
iran Lagloa post at 1U res«
meeting tonight, is the word of
John BJndetfs, commander, who
urges all members to be present.
The meeting W ill be held at the
armory and
will * start at
8
o’clock.
Radio Flashed By
Polar Dirigible
KING'S
BAY,
’Spitsbergen,
May 11.— .(U P )— A » radio mes
sage received hero tonight front
the Amundaen - Ellsworth polar
dirigible
Norge aald: "W e are
passing over polar ice.'*
LOCAL REAL ESTATE
t i l CRASH
STARTS
DEALER IS ARRESTED
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Officials Seeking Informa J. J. Beakin Charged With
tion Concerning San
Operating Without Li
Francisco Accident
cense From State
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.—
lim i
nmiTi® £ 8 0 ®
MATH FIGHT local
EFFORT IS MADE TO
ASSASSINATE KLAMATH
COUNTY PROSECUTOR
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., May 11. - (UP) — Two
sticks of dynamite placed on the window sill at the home
of District Attorney E. L, Elliott exploded shortly after
midnight this morning, awakening the entire town. Jack,
lfi-yearxdd son of the d&trict attorney, suffered minor
cuts on the hand. He was sleeping in the room where
the charge was placed. *
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott were sleeping in another part
of the house but had occupied the dynamited room until
a short time ago. .
- Officers think it was the work of some demented man
as Elliott had received no threats although he had been
active against liquor law violators. The room was wreck
ed and it was considered a miracle that no one was ser
iously injured.
REED COLLEGE PRESIDENT
WILL DELIVER GRADUATING
ADDRESS TO SENIOR CLASS
President Norman F. Coleman
of Reed College, Portland, will
deliver the commencement ad
dress to the graduating class of
Ashland high school on Thursday
evening, hfay 20th, according to
announcement today by school
officials. Dr. 'Coleman is known
as one of the foremost educators
and speakers In the northwest
and officials were much gratified
when he accepted the Invitation
to address yie local students
The commencement exercises will
be held at the armory.
Rev. H . F. Pemberton will de
liver the baccalanrente sermon
on next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church. The students
who are to graduate w ill sit in
KILLS CHfLDREN TO
PREVENTSTARVATION
Arizona Woman, Dying of
Rattlesnake Bite, B r in g s
Triple Tragedy
One Killed, Many
Hurt By Cyclone
a special IMs^rvJedl section far
this annual class sermon.
The Junior-Senior picnic Is be
ing held . today at -Sam's Valley.
The students with class advisors
as escorts, left the city shortly
after 8 o’clock this morning with
lunch baskets well filled
and
planning to have a genuine pic
nic for the remainder of the day.
The annual alumni banquet
will be held on Friday evening.
May 21. at the Women's Civic
club house, where members of
the alumni association of Ashland
high school will be hosts to the
graduates. The alumni are now
completing plans for this function
with various committees already
at work.
Bathtub Liquor
Briscoe To Speak
Is Not Beverage
At Wimer Meeting
CASA GRANDE, Arts., May 11.
— Facing slow death from a rat-
A L E X A N D R IA . La., May 11»
tlesnake bite for herself and star-T ( U P )— Twelve persona were In
ration on a desert ranch for her jured, one fatally, when a cyclone
two small daughter«, Mrs. E. J. swept through Chqstnut during
Cox shot and killed her child the night, according to advices
ren and then ended her own life received here this morning. Mrs.
with a rifle on a ranch 23 miles Isaac Beasley died of Injuries
de
from here. Cox ‘discovered the received when the twister
Several
tragedy when he returned to the molished her home.
small buildings were wrecked.
homestead Wednesday.
school
WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY, 11. — (UP) - AU Athletic Director to Take np
THORITY FOR THE OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY TO * New Endeavors After
This School Term
CONSTRUCT A LINE FROM BEND, DESCHUTES
COUNTY, OREGON, BY WAY 0F P A U N IN A , TO SUCCESSOR IS NAMED
KLAMATH FALLS, WAS ISSUED BY THE INTER
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION TODAY. THE George K. H atfield of Wyoming*
to F ill Vacancy Starting
ORDER 8TATES THAT THE OREGON TRUNK CAN
Next Fall
BUILD DIRECT TO PAUNINA, FROM WHICH POINT
IT'GAN CONNECT WITH THE OREGON, CALI W alter Hughes, for six years
FORNIA AND EASTERN RAILWAY INTO KLAM athletic director of Ashland high
school and coach of a ll its ath
ATH FALLS.
letic teams, w ill sever his connec
Thus ends the last great rail battle of the west, in tions w ith the local schools at the
which the two railroad giants, the Southern Pacific, and end of the present' school year.
the Oregon Trunk, owned jointly by the Northern Paci I t Is understood that M r.. Hughes
fic and Great Northern, fought for supremacy in Central w ill take up the practice of law.
although he has made no defin
Oregon.
ite announcement.
According to direct information, the Oregon Trunk
Mr. Hughes submitted his res
will proceed at once on the actual construction of its line. ignation at a recent meeting of
Two big timber conqNinies also will start this year the school board, and urged that
in the construction of plants in or near Klamath Falla. he be permitted to leave at the
of the present year. I t was
These are the Weyerhaeuser Timber oompany and the end
wholly voluntary on his part and
Shevlin-Hixon company, 'both of which are pledged to members of the school board as
start Klamath county operations as soon as the Oregon well as Superintendent Briscoe
Trunk is given the right to build from Bend to Klamath and Principal Forsythe were sor
ry to lose their athletic mentor.
Falls.
New Man Uoniing
J. J. Deakin, a real estate op
erator, was arrested lash night
by W . A. Mullen, chief deputy
insurance and real - estate * com
missioner, and Deputy D istrict
Attorney Phillips of Medford on
a charge of operating as a real
estate dealer without a license.
His preliminary hearing is sched
uled to come before Justice of
the Peace L. O. Roberts tomorrow
morning.
»
Mr. Deakin’s license as a real
estate dealer was revoked by the
state commissioner two years ago,
and he was refused a license
when he applied for a new ono.
N o tw ith stan d in g his lack of a
George A. Briscoe, Superin
license, it is charged that J»e has tendent of city schools will be
been dealing actively in real es one of the speakers at the COM«
tate in this city and county.
m unlty Day Saturday, May 15, of
the W im er District, North Rogue
River.-
*
Investigations from every angle
were under way today in an ef
fort to determine responsibility
for the cable car cj-ash on Cali
fornia street yesterday morning,
which sent nearly 70 persons to
hospitals, and hurt two
score
others in a lesser degree.
Coupled with the probe of how
the runaway occnred Is the my&-
try of how so many persons could
be strewn
for blocks along a
street, hurled from a speeding
car or crushed in a collision,
without- many deaths resulting.
ASHLAND CLQIATB
Without the use medicina cures
nine cas»*
\en of asthma.
T*'
fact
N E W YO RK C ITY, May 11.—
Liquor used to fill a bath tub In
which young women bathe can
not be considered
a beverage,
was the argument advanced
In
court here by the attorney for
Earl Carroll, theatrical. produc
A large attendance do expo ted. er, charged with violating the
liquor laws as a result of hie
notorious “ bath tub* party in a
prominent hotel here last winter.
The attorney was piekdlng for a
dismissal of the case.
Forest Fires In
Hawaii Imminent
H ONOLULU. May 11.— W arn,
lug of a serious forest fire men
ace was
broadcast
yesterday
throughout th^e islands by Acting
Governor Brown.
A prolonged
drought has enhanced the danger
the proclamation stated.
W EATHER
Oregon and Washing
ton— F air tonight
and
Wednesday.
S lig h tly
warmer in the Interior.
Light variable winds 1n
Oregon.
Gentle easterly
winds.
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Prison Probe To ; 0 III ADC
Follow Break At '
Cookjimnl, J«1
CHICAGO. May
11 —
W ith three of the seven
convicts
who
escaped
from the Illinois state
penitentiary
at
Joliet,
Wednesday, still at large
today, two county grand
juries plunged Into an in
vestigation of conditions
at the penitentiary which
made possible the dash to
freedom and the murder
of Deputy Warden Peter
Klein.
The grand Jury of W ill
county at Joliet probed
prison rules of conduct in
an effort to explain why it
was possible for the Beven
men to gain aeeftss to the
wurden's office at one
time.
The Cook county grand
Jury here In
Chicago
meanwhile was asked to
investigate charges of po
litical corruption and an
alleged "traffic" in prison
pardons and paroles.
TRIM DOCKET FDR
REACH LUZON TODAY
Efforts to Get Men to Re
turn to Work Fail at
Unofficial Meeting
HILL
PROHIBITED
FROM STRIKING
English Jurist Grants In
junction Forbidding Sea
men to Walk Out
LEADERS COMMENDED
Government Bulletin Hays Good
Order I» Being Maintained
Today
LONDON, May
11.— (U P )—
j The injunction 'weapon was un-
I sheathed today to prohibit the
. proposed seamen's strike.
J u « j -
j tice Asbury granted an injune-
tion restraining secretaries and
other officiala of certain branches
of the National Sailors’ and F iro ^
mens* union from calling their
members out on strike.
A calm exists throughout Great
Britain today and strike leaders
are to l>e commended for their
constant successful
efforts
to
maintain order, says today’s of
ficial Broadcast published by tho
government and sent by radio
throughout the couhtry.
MINERS STILL FIRM
George E. H atfield of Wyom Circuit Judge Thomas An
ing has been elected to succeed.
nounces Cases to be Heard
Hughes as director of physical
During Month
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training and coach of the ath
letic teams. He also w ill teach
Five criminal cases and 10 civil
history.
cases will be heard at the forth
The new man is a graduate of coming term of the circuit court
Washington and Lpe U niversity1
which starts at Jacksonville on
and obtained his master’s degree May 24th. The cases w ill be
at State University, Columbus, tried in the following order;
Ohio.
State of Oregon vs. L. S. Cook.
F or the past three years he
State of Oregon vs. L. S. Cook.
has directed athletics at Lovell
State of Oregon vs. F. R. Horn.
and Worland, Wyoming, where
State of Oregon vs. F. R. Horn.
he won state championship and
State of Oregon vs. F. R. Horn.
placed second in the other two
So. Oregon Exploration Co. vs.
years. He was selerted by the W. O. Lynch.
school board' from a long list of
W illiams A Saulsbury vs. F. C.
candidates and comes to
Ash Varney. „
land highly recommended.
R. A. Parker, et al. vs. Chas.
Tribute is Given
A. Wing et al.
"Naturally, we are sorry to
Thos. Fuson, vs. E. H. Thom
lose Hughes.’’ declared George A. as, et al.
Briscoe,
school superintendent,
O. A. Albright vs.
Kathleen
this morning
"Personally, he is! Smith, et al.
a mighty fiqe fellow, a good
Medford Whse. Co. vs. Mason
coach, loyal to the boyB, loyal to Ehrman Co.
the school and loyal to his work.
Rogue River Canal Co. vs. R. P.
But he is shaping other plans Gowglll.
for himself and we did not want
John P. Mills vs. C. W. Woods.
to step in his path by urging him
8. J. Greenwood vs. R. R. V a l
to remain against his wishes. He ley Canning Co.
has given Ashland high school
Frank Mengos vs. Thos. L.
six years of splendid, conscien Detach.
tious service, and he leaves Ash
land high school with tho best
wishes of tho board, the faculty
and the students.
ID C O M E STRIKE
W III
Make Flight From China to
Inland; Will Carry Mail
on to Manila
A P A R R I, Island of Luton, May
11.— ( U P )— Captains Lorlga and
Gallarza, Spanish aviators flying
from Madrid to Manila, landed
here at 2:20 this afternoon. F ly
ing from Macs, China, the airmen
were’ flA t sighted 16 minutes af
ter two. Hailing them as'pioneers
of international a ir mail, Director
Topacio of the Philippine pos'tal
service asked them to transport
m all to Manila on their next hop
LONDON, May 11.— (U P ) —
The miners remain firm for the
strike and are not considering
calling it off, A. J. Cook, secre
tary of the miners' federation,
said today.
Cook said report«
received by him showed that all
the unions are solidly in favor of
the strike. A general strike dn
the continent is not being consid
ered, says officials of the union.
A TTACK F R U IT TRUCK'
LONDON. May 11.— (U P )— A
crowd attacked
a frn lt
truck
three miles from Newcastle last
night and gave police a hard tight
before they were driven «way.
Seven persons were arrested most
of them strikers.
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BASEBALL SCHEDIU
FOU LOGUE DIVEN
Ashland Meets Medford at
Fair Grounds Sunday;
Other Games Given
The complete baseball schedule
for the opening season of the
Southern Oregon Baseball league
was made public today. Ashland
w ill play Medford at the fa ir
grounds next Sunday and on th«
following week w ill meet Med
ford on the local grounds at
Jackson Hot Springs. Ashland
w ill play seven games on Its home
grounds.
Following
is
the
complete
schedule for the season;
May 16— Ashland va. Medford
at M edford. Grants Pass va.
Klam ath Falls at Klamath Falls.
May 23— Medford va. Ashland
at Ashland; Klamath Falls vs.
Grants Pass at Grants Pass.
May 30— Grants Pass vs. Med
ford at Medford*; Ashland ts.
Klamath Falls at Klamath Falla.
June 6— Medford vs. Grants
Pass » n j r a n b Pass;
Klamath
Falls vs. Ashland at Ashland. •
June 13— Medford vs. Klamath
Falls at Klamath Falls.*1 Ashland
vs. Grants Pass at Grants Pass.
ASTO R IA , Ore., May 1 1 - ,- lf
the ' un-official fishermen's meet
ing called by an unknown com-
enlttee last night* was designed to
break the fishermen's strike It
failed completely and was turn
ed into a «"love feast” for the
strikers.
About 760 fishermen gathered
at the meeting, the largest to be
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held here this year. The spon
soring committee failed to ap
pear and the large representa
tion of union
strikers present
elected* two of th e ir leaders as
president and secretary.
A fter
discussion of the progress of the *FK a v ^ - 11_ n ------- ° - ' J / —
strike and reports on Its effec
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,<75,000 or Approximate
- W ASHINGTON. D. C., May 11*
tlveness, the meeting voted full
ly 9 Cents a Found
support of the stalkers demands I
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5 — The Andrews bill. levying steep
fines against liquor violators,
for a 14 cent pries.
T H E DALLES, Ore.. May 11.—
(U P )-*-T h e entire
tonnage of tightening the issuance e t aleo-
canning .cherries of The Dalles hol permits and facilitating the
Cooperative Growers’ association work of dry sleuths, was approv
has been sold for approximately ed by the sen^e prohibition com
876,000. Seventy percent of tho mittee today.
crop w«s ^old to the Starr Fruit
VBNICB, Mgy
11.— (U P )— company of Portland, while tho JUNIOR HIGH p. » . A.
TO RLBCT OWII ■■■
The fishing schooner Kisano Was balance was sold to unaraed p ri
—■— •omen
; «K-•
burned to the water’s edge about vate buyers. The price is slight
The Junior high Parent-1
two miles o ff Jshore yeatbrd'Ay ly more than nine cents per
afternoon, following an explhslon pound, one of the highest figures circle will meet at 8:80
In the engine room. Jack Dn- «ver obtained for canning oher- afternoon in the
buUdjng for tho
: ta n , skipper, and a scote of pas- ries In this section.
All
esagera and crew members ware
Tidings Advertising Paya.
to attoM» •
! rescued by fishiag eklffa.
BRING HIGH PRICE Andrews Liquor
Bill Is Approved
Fishing Vessel
Is Buriied At Sea