k
s)
f
A shland D aily T idings
MALATTIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Pare
domestio water helps.
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ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use o f medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven f a c t
Tidings Has Been Ashland's Leading fimuwpapeK fo r Nearly Fifty. Years
(United Presa Wire 8srvlce)
Two Wives, One Husband
ASHLAND WINS M M ® PLANE CRASH
«s M m m w re
EPIC CONTEST 10103 IN SHADE KILLS BOY AT
GRANTS PASS
FROH LEADERS
Park and Summer Resorts
A live W ith People A ll
D uring the Day
N IN TH
INNING
RALLY
Pinch H itters Have Day For Ix>-
cala; F ast Game Given
z
Sunday Crowd
This is the »aga of an awaken
ed Ashland; an epic of the Mood-
tingling realization of hope and
faith. • For Ashland’s baseball
club yesterday turned jeers Into
cheers when
when they
they humbled
cheers
humbled the
the
mighty and hitherto Invincible
Klamath Pelicans In a driving
finish which sent more than 500
frenzied fans into a delerium of
Joy.
It was one of those ninth In
ning rallies that are meant for
the classics; a whirlwind attack
In the closing minute of the game
which left Klamath helpless and
stunned, and which left Ashland
perching proudly on the top of a
7 to C score.
It was the last of the ninth.
Klamath wan leading 6 to 3. Ash
land came to bat for its final ef
fort. Fans began starting for the
Some of the things which are
gates for It seemed Impossible in store for Ashland will be pre
that Ashland could win.
sented In an interesting manner
Mohler M arts Firew orks
at the chamber of commerce
Lefty Mohler, who had been forum at the Llthla Springs hotel
pitching like a champion dprtng tomorrow noon.
the closing innings, came to the
F. M. Carter, who, with Olin
bat. He crashed out a single and Arnaplger,
returned
Saturday
ambled to first. Next came Mike from a trip of two weeks to the
Cassidy, first baseman with his Owens Valley, California district,
three broken ribs. Another hit will give an outline of what Ash
crashed through the totteripg land may expect In the way of
Klamath infield, and Mohler was new settlers from that section this
resting on second.
summer. The two men were sent
Here is where Field Captain to Owens Valley by the Ashland
"Red” Watts started the strategy and, Medford chambers of com
which won the game. He had not merce,'and succeeded In Interest
been hitting the Klam&th pitchers, ing a large number of prospective
so he yanked himself from the settlers In Jackson county.
lineup and sent In Billy Richard
Lou Hansen, new proprietor of
son to bat for him. His faith was the Hotel Ashland, has just re
rewarded when Richardson crash turned from a 1500-mlle motor
ed another hit through the amaz trip through the ^lorthwest in
ed and .helpless infield, and three which he studied tourist condi
tions and attended the hotel
Continued on page Two
men's convention at Spokane. He
will give his impressions of the
tourist business as it affects this
city.
PROGRAM OUTLINED
School Directors
Will Be Elected
Two director for the Ashland
school board, district No. 5? will
l>e elected at the annual election
to be held June 21. The polling
booth will be at the city haTl.
V. O. N. Smith, chairman of the
board, and W. H. McNair are the
two directors whose terms will ex
pire. Roth probably will be can
didates for re-election.
Senate Rearing
Halted By Fight
e
WASHINGTON. D. C., June 7.
(UP)— A free for all fight In
which ink wells, water glasses and
fists flew Today halted the house
committee hearing on Impeach
ment charges against District Co
lumbia Commissioner Fenning,
Representative Rankin, Mississip
pi deocrat, and Defense Attorney
Frank Hogan were principals In
the bout.
H eard for B lo ck s
The crash of the plane was
heard for many blocks. It inter
rupted church services a short
distance away and members of
the congregation rushed from the
building to view the wreckage.
The plane was one which crash
ed several weeks ago at Crescent
City. It had been purchased by
Titus who had repaired it, and
with young Phelps as a passenger
was making (lls first flight over
the city.
According to reports from per
sons wjio .witnessed the tragedy,
the plane suddenly went into a
nose spin and crashed to earth
before the pilot could right it.
The machine is a total wreck and
it is uncertain if an examination
will disclose just what went wrong
with It.
Titus is married and has three
children. Both young men have
lived here for years and both
were popular throughout the city.
JEFF MYERS SEEKS
Grocery Store Is
SHIP BOARD PLACE
Damaged by Fire
Oregon Democrat Believed
Enroute to W ashington
A snjall fire in the Twentieth
to See Coolidge
Century grocery at 11 o’clock yes
terday morning did damage esti
mated at about $50 before It was
controlled by the fire department.
A small fire was lighted in a stove
in the rear of the store and this
ignited some papers which were
lying on the floor near the stove.
The principal damage was to
several cases of fruit Jars, accord
ing to Fire Chief Baughman.
Camp Fire Girls
To Meet Tuesday
Members of the high school
Camp Fire Girls will meet at the
library at 7:30 tomorrow evening,
at which time omportant matters!
will be considered. All members
of the local camp are urged to be
PORTLAND, June 7. — (IP) —
Jefferson Myers, indorsed by the
chamber of commerce and local
shipping interests for appoint
ment on the United States ship
ping board, was thought to be on
his way to Washington, D. C. to-
today.
Myers left Portland without re
vealing his destination.
Local shipping men consider It
likely that he was called to Wash
ington for a conference with
President Coolidge in regard to
the shipping board appointment.
Band Practice To
Be Held Tuesday
Band practice will be held by
The Camp Fire girls will be the Ashland band tomorrow night
hosts the Matter part of this weak instead of tonight, according to
present.
THIS ISSUE
is distributed gratis to the
guests of The Llthla Springs
and Ashland Hotel and to the
campers at Llthla Park and
Jackson 'Hot Springs camp
grounds—-a total of approxi
mately 200 copies each day—
' in order that Ashland’s visit
ors may know something of
our city.
' Llthla Springs Hotel
Hotel Ashland /
Ashland Natatorlum
California Oregon Power Co.
Llthla Park, Board
Jackson Hot Spring»
City of Ashland
Talent Irrigation District
to iwtsB wary Stjttfre, editor of f^e notice reitfiy by cart
national publication for the or
ganization, and It Is to complete
final plans for her entertainment
that the siieclal meeting tomorrow
evening Is being called.
lot eland,
rector. All members of the band
are urged to remember thia
change in time and to be on hand
at the city hall tomorrow even
ing.
Sister Of Local
Injured Man Is
Woman Succupibs
Daddy Of Twins
Mrs.
Carrie E.
Miller,
well
known In Ashland and sister of
Mrs. W. H. Gowdy. died In Med
ford, Saturday night, at the age
of 61 years. Funeral services will
beheld tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock from the Dodge chapel.
Idterment will be In the Moun
t a in View cemetery.
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CORONA, N. Y., June 7. —
Joseph Fasco, a laborer, suffering
In St. Joseph hospital from a
broken arm and two broken legs,
was carried on a stretcher to the
maternity Ward Friday to greet
his wife", who had given birth to
tkrln boys.
! .u \ LOCAL
IS DEAD
I ■
IN CAR CRASH
A«'
„
i U
Delegations from Klamath
And Medford W ill be Here
This E vening
Alden W hitney of Klamath
Eighteen Dead and E ig h t
Kiwanians
of
Southern
Oregon
1
Falls Killed, Sunday on
D ying is W eek-End Toll
will meet at the Llthla Springs
Green Springs Road
For This Section
E rnest Phelps, 20, Dead and i
K lamath F alls B all Team
Shade was at a premium In
Earl Titus. 30, N ot Ex- i
Humbled, 7 to 6, in
Ashland yesterday when the mer
pected to Live
x D riving Finish
cury mounted steadily through
out the day until It reached 103 GOES INTO NOSE D IV E
degrees by mid-afternoon. This
was by far the hottest weather re Trial Spin o f Repaired Airplane
corded here this year. Reports
R esults in Htihday Night
from Medford were that the temp
Tragedy
erature climbed to 110 degrees
there yesterday.
GRANTS PASS, Ore., June 7.
Dittila Park and other resorta — (Special) — Ernest Willard
were crowded'
With
people Phelps, aged 20, Is dead, and Earl
throughout the day. The cooling Titus, aged .30, is in a local hos-
waters of
of Ashland
Àshland Natatorlum
Natatorlum and
and , piul not expected to live as the
waters
Jack80n Hot 8prlngs proved invlt- re8U,t of an airplane crash at 8:15
Ing to large numbers who sought o’clock here last night. .
to escape the excessive heat.
The plane which the young
Indications were that It would men were operating went Into a
not bo so hot today, according to noge dlve at- a height of a*bout
Louis Dodge, official government 500 feet and crashed Into the
weather observor here.
middle of Third ¿street, almost
opposite the home»of a local phy
sician.
Young Phelps was killed in
stantly. Titus was badly crushed
j hut still alive when they pulled
I him from beneath the mass of
wreckage. He was rushed to a
F. M. Carter and Lou Hansen hospital but reports from there
W ill Describe Recent
today were to the effect that he
A uto Trips
probably would die.
DEATH STALKS
LAND AND AIR
ALONG COAST
AUTO TOLL IS H E A V Y
P leasure Seeker* Maimed and
Killed Over Sunday, Re.
port Shows
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 7.
— (U P)—Eighteen persons are
dead, eight dying and 56 injured^
as tragic death stalked Pacific
coast pleasure hunters during the
week-end play hours, according
to the record compiled here today
by the United Press. Death
roamed the highways, entered the
forests, visited rivers and beach
es und invaded the air.
Nine were killed in automobile
i i mishaps and at least seven of the
other 40 victims were reported
dying. Fulling trees in a forest
killed one. Two were killed by
electrocution, one was killed in an'
airplane crash, three persons were
drowned and there were two sui
cides.
Pacific northwest victims were:
At Salem. W. B. Harris, a Central
Point farmer, was killed in an au
to crash. At Seaside, Mrs. R. L.
Nugent, of Portland, was drowned
Mrs. Ruth Tiley A utry (h it) yf Omaha, Neb., found a in the surf. At Grants Pass Er
telephone number in the pocket of her bfisband, Ivan I ah ' nest Phelps was killed in an air
plane ernsh. Near Klamath Falls
Autry, one day. She called it and found another Mrs. Alden Whitney was killed irt an
Autry (right). The two women got together, found that automobile accident.
0
they were both m arried to the same man, and had him
arrested. They áre shown here discussing plans for pro
secuting him on a charge of bigamy.
M B MEN 10
hotel this evening around the'
— ■
banquet table at 7:30 o’clock as! AUTO GOES INTO DITCH
part of an international program
whereby every Kiwanls club will Carl K im ball, D river, T ells Of
ficers V ersion i>t Fatal
meet coincidental with the open
Accldrtit
ing of tlie International Kiwanls
convention at Montreal.
Ashland. Medford and Klamath
Alden Foote Whitney, aged 37,
Falls will celebrato this event to- former Ashland resident, was al-
getlior, ah well as hold a good most instantly killed on the Ash-
tellowffliip meeting to cultivate, land-Klamath highway early yes-
eloser inter-club relations.
iterdav morning when a light car
President Hardy and others nr-1 in which he was riding overturned
tanging the program for the eve-j on a curve 30 miles west of Klam-
nlng stated today they had a ath Falls, pinning him beneath
•pientiid program prepared.
r .
Whitney sustained internal in
juries from which he died with
in ‘20 minutes. The body was
taken to Klamifth Falls, where an
inquest was to he held late this
afternoon.
II
DES MOINES, la., June 7 .--
(Ul’i —A light vote appeared In
prospect for Iowa today as Iowa
voters balloted for republican sen
atorial nominees and other of
fices. Fair weather held farmers
In the fields and this was Inter
preted ns favring Senator Cum
mins. Former Senator Brook-
hart, his chief opponent, has
most of his strength In the rural
sections.
People Asked To
Hear Radio Talk Special Rate For
Woman Who Killed
Students Allowed
A radio program of interest to
Husband Attempts residents of Oregon and of this
The Southern Pacific District
section particularly' will be given
at Medford announces the
T o Collect Bonus over K. P. O. at San Francisco ■Office
granting of a one way fare for the
tht*. c r iN nlng. according to a tele
M iss Palmer and Miss Cham
gram received by the chamber of round trip to the boys and girls
WASHINGTON. June 7. — The
berlain Im proving Rapidly
commerce this evening. The pro selected to attend the Extension
United States government has I
A t Red Bluff
gram will start at 6:15. It is Course at the Oregon Agricultur
formally awarded the permanent
prize for nerve to Mrs. Florence
William of Verona, Pa., Mrs. Wlj-
ligms, convicted of killing her
husband, tried to collect his
j thought it will be a program tell
ing of the vacation and recrea
tional possibilities of Oregon and
the Pacific coast. The telegram
was received from the manager
¡of Donner Lake camp. California.
Friends oft Miss Grace Chamber
lain and Miss Elizabeth Palmer
will be pleased to ¿now that they
are steadily improving and are
laying plans for their return to
comptroller of the treasury de
Ashland before long.
"We paid them a visit at 'he nied her application.
Sister’s hospital in Red Bluff on
onr way home from Ooakland last
Friday a*nd found them both in
good spirits but somewhat hom.i-
sick for Ashland,” declared Mrs.
Emma Oeder, who has just re
Children’s swimming classes
turned home. "The heat at Red
will start Wednesday morning, it
Bluff at this time of the year is
was announced this afternoon by
very trying to anyone confined in Three Detroit Men Confess Miss Carver, playground super
They K illed Prowling
bed.
visor at the city pnrk. The classes
Prohi Officer
"Miss Palmer spoke of the
will be held eaeh Wednesday and
dally letter they receive from
DETROIT, June 7.— Bootleg Friday morning during The sum
Ellen Oaley and said that her
mer season. Girls’ classes will
writing brings them a great deni gers have confessed today that start at 10 o’clock and boys'
of pleasure. They feel themselves dry enforcement Officer L. Bar classes at 11 o ’clock. The swim
very fortunate In having Dr. gee, found slain in his automobile ming elusses will be held lit the
Thomson for their physician as yesterday, was shot while prowl- Hetman baths.
Children using
he is bringing about a speedy re , lng around a “blind pig,’’ ac- their own suits will be charged
covery for both of them. They | cording to police.
Their confession, coming on the 20 cents a lesson, while those who
sent back their best regards to
I
heels
of the dismissal of 16 other must rent suits will bo charged
Ashland folks."
; policemen on graft charges, caus 25 cents.
ed Commissioner of Police Frank
H. Croul to turn over all evidence
against the discharged officers to |
prosecutor Robert M. Toms with (
a view to recommending wnrrnnls
charging extortion.
Swimming Glasses
Start This Week
al College during June. Also the
operation of a special train for
these students from Ashland to
Corvallis. The train to leave
Ashland at 10 a. m. June 13th,
returning to leave Corvallis early
morning of June 26th.
It is expected that there will
be sixty students from the Kjam-
nth country, and a like number
from Josephine. Jackson and
Douglas Counties. The severnl
County Agents have l>een working
on this matter for some time, the
Southern Pacific announcing the
one fare rate and special train
this morning.
Hawaii Students
Visit In Ashland
Twenty-six students from the
University of Hawaii at Honolulu
passed through Ashland yesterday
enroute to Camp Lewis where
they will enter the summer train
ing camp. Sixteen of the young
Islanders were met at Hornbrook
by a local delegation Including
Dan Applegate and Otto Klum
and were given a motor ride
through the Staklyous. They
horded their train again here.
Several of the young men are
SCOTCH ULAINS, N. J.,_Juhe
Mrs. Roselia M. York. 6-1 years members of the university foot-
iof age. died at her home near 6all team of which Mr. Klum Is
7.—One icecream cone each >oar
la willed to 900 school children
Granta Pasa Saturday. She was coach.
by the late Dr. J. Ackerman
thp wife of W. A. York, and lived
I l i
I k n
Coles, an educator, who left W 0 0
in
the Tl Bellview district for some
for the purpose.
1 tljne. The funeral servlcea will
SALEM, June 7.—A contrnct lie held frem the Dodge Chapel
for 298.8*# p airs-*6 antewseM Is to m o rro w a fte rn o o n at 2 o'clock
license plates for 1927 was let with interment in the Mountain
Friday by Secretary of Sta te I View cemetery.
Kozer to the Irwin-Hodson com-1
HONOLULU. T. H.. June 7.-
pany. Portland. The price to be!
Who was the unfortunate person
paid is 12.87 cents per pair, a
whose remains were found In the
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 7.— savings of 10 cents per 400 setr
stomach of a huge shark caught
Miss Emma Nutt, a telephone op over that for the 1926 plntes. Th.>
on the north shore of Maul Is
erator for 33 years, died here in plates will,be slightly wider and
land
T
•
her 70th, year. She Is believed the design will differ In that the
The
remains
include
a
portion
Ths
Southern
Oregon
Cleanres
to have been the oldest operator word "^Oregon” and the date
of bathing trunks, apparently of
Association,
which
was
recently
"1927“ will be shown In full.
In the world.
established, held a picnic for em army Issue, and bearing a laun
ployers and employes yesterday dry mark, "B-25".
.A quantity of short, black hair,
at Jackson Hot Springs.
Sixty
people,
representing the upper half of a human sknll,
While you sre a guest in our city, be certain to vllslt Llthla
Klamath, Falla, Grants Pass. Med leg, arm and knee bones and a
Park, a playground of many acre«, with the main entrance
ford, and Ashland, enjoyed the portion of the spine are all that
at the Plsss, where NatuTe'4 deepest beauties are found
outing at the Jackson Hot Springs. the authorities have on which to
along the walks that lead yon through tly> forest border
solve the Identity of the shark’s
ing on Ashland creek.
victim.
Advertise in The Tidings
Ice Cream Cones
Left To Children
Former Resident
Called By Death
LicCllSt* PlatCS
Will Be Cheaper!
Human Devoured
By Large Shark
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Oldest Telephone
Operator Is Dead
New Association
- Holds Big Picnic
. VISIT LITHIA PARK
Driver
K h c a |M' n
Carl G. Kimball, driver of the
Iowa Senator E xpected to
hug, was thrown clear of the
Defeat Brookhart for
car and escaped without injurieg.
G. O. P. Nomination
He told officers that he was climb
ing the grade up Hayden moun
tain and was going not more than
15 miles an hour when Whitney,
who was sitting beside him. sud
denly grabbed hold of the steer
ing wheel and turned it sharply
toward the left. The car swerv
ed toward the edge of the high
way and before Kimball could get
it back on the roadway, tho
wheels locked, he said. The car
plunged into the ditch, with Whit
ney beneath it.
Kimball said he could not ac
count for Whitney having grab
bed hold of the wheel. He said
there was ho traffic on the road
and the curve was not a sharp
one. A few minutes before he
said he had asked Whitney If he
wanted to drive but the other
said he felt too nervous.
Enroute to Ashland
The young men were coming to
Ashland where they planned to
work in the fruit orchards this
summer. Whitney had lived here
for several years and was well
known throughout-the country.
He had been employed by the
Klamath Packing company at
Klamath Falls for the past year.
The deceassd Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lola Whitney, nnd
three children. The children are
Edwin, aged 11; Peter, aged 2;
and Alden age 3 months. He also
leaves a mother, Mrs. Mary Whit
ney of Los Angeles and three
brothers and sisters living in Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
The mother and two of the
sisters are now enroute to Klam
ath Falls for the funeral.
Blaze Wipes Out
Small Community
MONCTON, N. B„ June 7. —
Fire raged throughout the night
and was still burning today In
the town of Alma, Alberta coun
ty. 45 miles from here.
Twelve families are homeless,
the Methodist church, the town
school house, several garages,
three stores, and 12 dwelling
housese are In ruins.
The fire was believed to he un
der control thise forenoon.
Loss was estimated at more
than $100,000.
Ashland
The S ta rtin g P o in t For
Tonrists!
Spend a few days here sad
visit the following scenic won
ders within a day's driving
distance:
Lake of The Woods
Klsmath^rglta.
Oregon Caves
Rogue River Finking Spots
Klamath River— Fishing
Jacksonville— County Seat
Crater Lake— Open Later.
Beautiful Siskiyou Mountains
Diamond Lake— Fishing