t W ' / i ’ ,,-i - t ! !, MALARIA GERMS Í.U-Í Çannot survive three months in. the rich ozone a t Ashland. Pore domestic w ater helps. . ' ' , * A shland D aily T idings The Tidings Has Been Ashland*s Leading iwwspager. Fgr Nearly Fifty Years £ (United Pres* Wire Service) Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 4$ VOL. -XUX OWENS VALLEY FARMERS WILL SOLICITED Ashland and Medford Cham­ bers to Send Land A gent Into California A R N SPIG ER SELECTED Tnlent District Manager and F. M. Garter W ill Make Important Trip “ilake Oregon your summer playground.” This is the fnvitatiou which will be given to thousands of California residents during the next two weeks by Irving E. Vining, president of the Ors^pn state chamber of commerce, who leaves here Sunday night on a speaking trip of two weeks through California. Speaking <|ate3 have been arranged in a score of California cities by the Californians, Inc., a state wide booster organization which has asked Mr. Vin­ ing to tour the state. * Californians realize that the cities of the Pacific northwest must cooper­ ate in order to draw and attract eastern ' tourist travel away from Florida and the New England states, and Mr. Vining's mission will be to cement the bonds of cooperation between citizens of Cali­ fornia and Oregon. REBEL TROOPS TURNED BACK BY DYNAMITE NO. 216 ---------- — — BIG DIRIGIBLE u STILL MISSING ON POLE TRIP “Cave Men” Get Billy Mitchell FIG H TIN G is reported At Least 150 IMrsens Reported K illed; Presidential Palace ,, Captured w !Tl WIN ESSAY CONTEST SAVED FROM DEATH Frances Pratt Is Honored ^At O.A.C. - X T ^ ^ n f l U R DAIRY BARNS Bride And Mule Do Most Of Work ! Frleda 1ST ■ i «A l M S G HJM JOLT GRAPHIC TO D E S D O » SEATTLE MATDSESS ID m O M D LEADER PASSES AWAY Rich New Yorker Will Wed Singer FLAN 0p PUBLICITY GETS RESULTS Oood results are already being NOME, Alaska, May 14.— (UP) shown by the community adver­ — Strong winds from the north tising campaign which is being today combined with heavy conducted each Wednesday cloud3 to heighten the storm through the Daily Tidings by a danger to the dirigible Norge, group. of progressive business with the Amundsen and Ells­ firms of this county. worth polar expedition, which ir Ilene Inlow and Marie D avis The California Oregon Power . <■ , I floating somewhere in the Arctic Rank jimong in r e e H igh­ Company is making good use of When Billy Mitchell, funner air service chief, m ad ei8k|ea est of Oregon the GO extra copies which it pur­ his- recent tour of the Pacific coast, he was taken off th e ' At seven o'clock this morning train at Hornbrook by the (¡rants Pass "Cave Men and Nome was still without the faint- Ashland high School students chases each week. Following Is a taken as a prisoner by the (¡rants Pass booster o rg an i-je8t word-from the big airship, won two out of three prizes in letter to The Tidingg from H. L. Bromley, assistant secretary of zation to the home cave Wtiere he was initiated into the whlch was due here 24 hours ago the si '»»-wide contest conducted the power company: , pn Its 2000-mile dash from Klug’s by the Sons of (he American Rev­ order. The former air chief was delighted with the treat- Ray across the north pole to “We were very much pleased olution. according to word re­ with the first Issue of this Com­ milt accorded him by the Grants Pass organization. Alaska. ceived by high school officials munity Advertising campaign, Observers here are stlH hope­ yesterday afternoon. and predict that considerable ful that the Norge will put In an Miss Ilene Inlow captured the appearance, although with the Washington prize of $25 for sub­ good should be accomplished by weather continuing to Show signs mitting the best essay in the con­ this cooperative effort. We have ( of storms, fear is felt that unless test, while Miss Marie Davies won mailed our 50 copies to a hand- I the Norge succeeds in landing the LaFayette prize of $10. The picked mailing list In New York O R E 0 ,0 N AGRICULTURAL very soon it may encounter other winner in the contest .was and will cover various other east­ COLLEGE. Corvallis, May 14.— trouble which it will be unable Vada Spath of Seaside, who took ern cities during the ensuing Portland T axi Driver Grabs months.” Frances» Pratt of Ashland, soph­ to overcome. the Franklin prize of $15. W oman as She Starts School Man Coming No word has been received omore in commerce, was one of Local school authorities were to Jump off Bridge From C. D. Curtis, superin­ from the giant dirigible since it! the three women students to he highly gratified in the splendid tendent of schools of Pembina, flashed back word that it was PORTLAND, May 14.— Thomas pledged to Theta Sigma Phi, na- showing made by the two girls, ns Harris, taxi driver, saw a woman tlonal journalistic ' honorary for crossing the north pole and war their capturing of the two prlzss North Dakota, comes a letter climbing over the railing, he no- women.' The other two students heading toward Alaskan territory. brings Ashland more prominence commending the Tidings for the I effort ^t is putting forth bn behalf tlfled police. were Helen Carpenter and Frnn- in school circles of the state. of this section of the state. He He stopped and made inquiry ces Wilsn of Portland, writes: and was told that, “I'm going to Membership to Theta Slgmn ”1 have enjoyed reading tho commit suicide. Go along and Phi Is based on grade average. Dally Tidings since becoming a ! and leadership. mind your own business.” subscriber three months ago, and Harris caught hold of the^ *ro -------------------------------------- I read with pleasure the full pa. an mtei-lor decorator of formed a "Knot Hole Club.” (UP)— Cornelius Conway, allege! imprisonment In Ohio state peni­ signal corps to the United States Santa Marlat CaJ, haa written The big feature of the club if z orggatzer of the International tentiary. army Is a 3000-foot film taken tkat he plans to bring his family Nesbitt confessed to tho mur that all boys and girls under 14 Association of Optimists, inc.,, from the German submarine. here >n(j remajn fOr Sev»rtl weeks years of age may Join, and a which Is said to have chapters at der In a fury on the n ght of membership card entitles them to U-$B. This film was captured by whlle the art whoo, is in session Portland, Longview, Wash., and March 12. free admission to all bail games our destroyers and shows the ac- an(j expects to camp at Lithia other cities, was under arrest * played here on Saturdays during tual sinking of 15 allied vessels park aut0 camp. here today on a charge of us I dr on the high seas. All the horrors the school term and oa Wednes­ riw mafia trr ggftmnf.f of death by drowning, everything days and Fridays aftor school He is accused of collecting except the actual screams that closes. more than $5000 from members rend the air, Is shown. of various clubs of the Optimists International, of which he. claim» SEATTLE, Wash., May 14.— A he Is the founder. big program to rehabilitate tho Several girts who will M fishing resources of Washington for the summer session nt thn is undef way. Ashland Normal Behoof desire to C. 14. Pollack .supervisor of work for their room and bosu^, ASTORIA. May 14.— (U P )-— J. J. MCMahO», who has been the state department of fisher­ ies, revealed that more tnan 136,- head of the state traffic forces The body of C. F. Johnson, real- and any families which w ill fnr- 000,000 salmon eggs were gather­ In Jackson county for several dent of Puget Island, near here. nlsh these ————— • t CHICApO, Mby 14.— Allen B. ed at 15 hatcheries operated by years, will be transferred to tho has been found washed up on the; the young woman la KELSO. WaAh.^ May 141— Pinero, who was best man at hi« the state last winter. The eggs Salem district on June 1. accord­ shore nt the island. The man had work are asked to JUP)— Hl» windpipe »evered fathers second wedding at Allud, are now being hatched for dis­ ing to word received here. O. O. been missing from his home slnpej »1th Mrs. R. L- Ran* or the Arhen a line broke today* and 111., two years ago, came to Clil a- tribution. A larger eql expected this year. Fisher, logging read worter, was man nt his mother's third wed­ * To the present list of 16 state ferred to Ibis part of «the state, of tha body, Johnson prbably met In a hospital here Ytreathlng ding when she became the brld» hatcheries ’ will he .added this Charley- Talent will remain In his death by accidental drowning through a tube, Inserted In the] of George H Downs. Many rcl%* summer two naw plant». A third, Jackson county as a traffic offle- when tha boat In which ha wga rowing capsized. < er. new station Is contemplated' windpipe. He Is dying. tlves attended. WILL BE EXECUTED PRISONER IS SAVED IN DEATH ATTEMPT Forircr .arcotic Chiei Acquitted In Federal Court] CHICAGO, May 14.—Col. Will Gray Beach, former head of the federal narcotic sqiiad here and | prominent as a lecturer before women's clubs on the ‘‘dope N orge Now Over Due T w en­ bvll" was acquitted by a Jury In Several Inquiries Received as Result of W eekly ty-Four Hours and Nom e 'federal court Wednesday of con­ Full-Page Feature spiring to violate the Harrison Becomes W orried anti-narcotic aet. TO COME STORM NOW BR EW IN G Beach was indicted along with SETTLERS underworld characters, when fed­ Power Company Sending Tidings No Word Heeclvcd From A m und­ eral authorities found a rich to Hand-Picked Group in sen Ship Since it P assed cache of narcotics and stolen jew­ The East Over the Pole els in his apartment. Government Forces Blow up Bridge to H alt Invaders in W arsaw, Poland I ¡ BERLIN, May 14.— (UP)— Ashland and Medford, through Marshal Sikorski has resorted to their chambers of commerce,: dynamite to hinder the efforts of will send one or two community Marshal Pilsudski to - establish representatives to Los Angeles, himself as-dictator of Poland, ac­ and particularly to the Owens; cording to dispatches received Elver valley district, in a de­ here. Sikorski’s troops dyna­ termined effort to interest dis-; mited a bridge across the river satisfied farmers in that section Bug. compelling the PNsudski in migrating to Jack3dn county. J troops to turn back. Thio was • the decision reached J at a meeting in Medford last night I WARSAW. Poland, May 14.— at which Ashland was represent-! (U P ,— Marshal Pilsudski's troops ed by a delegation of eight mem-! today captured the presidential , bers. Olin Arnsplger, manager; palace to which President WeJ- Of the Talent Irrigation district, cieschowski. Premier Witos and was selected as the Jackson court-' other members of the government tv representative providing the. had fled. It was reported that irrigation district will give him: several members of the cabinet a leave of absence for at least | had been captured but some suc­ two weeks. F. M. Carter of th li’ ceeded In making their escape by city also will go In an effort to; airplan. aid the land settlement work of this section. PRAGUE, May. 14.— ((JP)— . Asks Connty Aid It was reported here today that A committee was appointed to confer with the county court and De Molav Function at Ma­ 150 persons were killed and SO wounded in a battle at the gates sonic H all Tonight E x ­ ask that the county pay a share of Warsaw last night. * pected to Draw Crowd of the expenses of the representa­ tive who will be sent. The De Molay banquet at the It was pointed out during tho Masonic hall at 6:30 this eve­ meeting that other, communities ning is for the general public, of Oregon are sending land rep- resentatives Into the Owens R iverlan<1 a11 Peraons who want to en; valley district and that J a c k s o n '^ a Kood banquet and a well county must get busy If It hopes Prepared program are urged by to draw those ranchers to th)8 the boys to be present. Six-Year Legal B attle Nears Members of the Masonic order End for Pair of ltalian. Much of the land in Owens « * asstetter boys 1» prepa’r- Slayers Rlver valley is being purchased fng for the function and tjiere are l»y the city of Los*Angelcs for indications that a big crowd will I BOSTON. May 14.—Nichola water right and the farmers are be In attendance. Following the| gBCCO an(1 Bartolomoeo. Vanzettl. being paid big prices and in cash. banquet there will l>e a program, ’■ { who have been fighting for their ; lives in the courts of the common- They must seek now locations and to be followed by dancing. ' wealth for the past six years, are now turning their eyes to I mdved a step nearer the electric the Oregon country. I chitlr Wednesday when the Mas­ Others Active sachusetts supreme court over­ KJamath county has sent rep­ ruled their exceptions. resentatives there several times, Since 1921, when tpey were and as a result many former 1 convicted of the murder of Alex- Owena Valley farmers are now » ■ l 4 .1 ■■ i ander Berrardellt and Frederick rcnching in Klamath county. Russian Cobbler Held for Parmenter, paymaster, of South Derchutes county is sending a B eing Drunk; Rescued in Braintree, the two men have wag­ man there, and other communi­ N ick of Time ties, including Josephine county, ed a battle for life through mon- are reported to lie taking the PORTLAND, May 14.—Walter, ey obtained In a nation-wide de- same action. Sibor, BO, a Russian cobbler, at-; fense drive. The two chambers of com­ tempted to take his life while Ini ---------“»--------------- merce will share whatever ex­ a cell at thq city jail. He had q rl 1 penses may be necessary after been arrested early in the day on the county court pays some por­ charges of drunkenness and dis­ tion of the expense. orderly conduct, -and when placed TJiose representing the Ashland, in the cell used his trousers for chamber at the meeting were a rope and attempted to Btranglo President O. F. Carson, George himself. * He was found in time. John T. King, Former R e­ W. Dunn, Fred C. Homes, F. M. publican Chief in Con­ Carter, V. O. N. Smith, A. N. necticut, is Dead Beaver and J. H. Fuller, secre­ BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 14. tary. Arthur Foster of the state — (UP)—John T. King, former land settlement bureau, also at­ republican national committee­ tended and pointed out the possi­ bilities which might be expected NEW YORK, May 14.—¿August man from Connecticut, died at his If the county should send a land,,Heckscher, 78-year-old silk man- home here shortly before mid­ settlement agent Into California. ufacturer and philanthropist, One night from pneumonia. King was of the richest men in the world, under federal indictment for an today would not confirm or deny alleged conspiracy with former published reports to the effect Attorney General Daugherty and i that he is engaged to marry Thomas W. Miller, former alien property custodian. HomPel> operatic soprano. She is 41. -------- - | Heckscher said, "Mme. Hempel BAKERSFIELD, Cal., May '14. j is a very charming woman but — Michael Kloski is defendant In'do you think she would marry a a dlvqrce suit filed by his young man as old as I am?” wife, Hilda, who claims that she It was reported that Heckscher came to this country expecting to presented Mme. Hempel with Jew- * TOKIO. May 14.— Emperor Yoshinito of Japan fa reported to but fi.tTmT.ooa.— ■■ have suffered a slight cerebral her work In the field^ helping a hemorrhage and may be forced to mule to pull a plough Mr. Klos postpone hie trip to the summer kl says this is a custom In Russia. ; . j ___ ■ - - • : - ■ ; , palace at Nikko. Thia is the sec- , t ond such attack suffered tty the ~ ' i emperor In six months. PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND BANQUET ______________________ ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926 =S== Vining To Make * Score Of Talks . To Californians ASHLAND C U tfA T E Without the use of medicine cur*1« J, 'tine cases out of ten of asthma ^i>* .nis is a proven fa c t BATH TUB SLAYER IS , TO SERVE FOR LIFE Free Baseball For Kids in Portland ! phase of Outsiders Write About Art School Alleged Crooked Organizer Caught Japanese Emperor Has Heart Attack ■BFKJBffy? Bsr nuiuBt moi* en wuwxr Jury Exonerates Death Car Driver Women of Egypt Against Harems CAIRO, May 14.—One wife Is enough for any husband, accord fng' to the Egyptian wom'en’s pn- KLAMATH FALLS.' Ore., May lon. Miss Ceza Nabarawt, secre­ 14.— Death of Frank Duvall, five tary of this feminist organisât ion, year did son ot Mrs'. Arabelle Dtl- has presented a* petition signed by Vall, who was struck down and thousands of women demanding killed Monday night by an aufo.-' abolition of ‘'unjustifiable polyg ' ” mobile drived l>v C. D. Hale df amy.” • this 'city,' 4ras held to' be accident»1 The petition also call« for re­ al lafe yesterday iflernon by a vision of tho divorce laws, eman­ ei1onci‘tl jhry foYlosrihg an inquest cipation of women from the tra­ held at '&iii w'h'lilock's funerkl ditional “ohedlnntee” and aboli­ tion of child marriage«.1 ’• homb. '.1 1 ' ' • ’ ■ Windpipe Slashed * By Falling Wire à ” Washington To — Assist Anglers Is Best Man For Parent’s Wedding Joe McMahön To Ocean Gives Up Be Transferred Dead Man’s Body Normal Students Seek Employment