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| MAI a ARXA germ » Cannot,survive three months in the rich ozone a t Ashland. Pure rlnmestio water helps. A shland daily The Tidings Haa Been Ashland*s' Leading T idings ASHLAND CUM ATL V\ about the use of medicine cures nine cases out of ten of asthma. 'I'iiis is a proven fact. \ endpaper bor N ea rly F ifty Years UmieS I t ,«» Wire Service* Sacceeaor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings. Volume 41 VOL. X I,IX NO. 239. ASHLAND, OREG()N, FRIDAY, JUNK 11, 1926 J*.* Referendum On Dance Ordinance io •z X OFFICERS ARE! Maccabees Building New Borne PARKING PLAN ADOPTED WITH NAMED TO; ACT MINOR CHANGE « : IN ELECTIONS ~ Held SIDEWALKS FOR NORTH SIDE IN COUNCIL ORDER Besides the parking sys- » tern, sidewalk» and dance tt question, many other mat- !♦ ters of routine business tt were handled by the city tt council ut Its meeting last U » night. A petition to open Hart :: 9500 Feot of Gutters, Curbs, Parallel System to be R ule;» Republicans Organize Then- Sidewalks in a New ley street, which has « Here as Soon as it Can County Central Committee « Project never been used as a Be Started A t Medford street, was acted upon by referring to the street »C O ST WILL BE $18,000 M ORE ST O P SIGNS CROSE IS CHAIRMAN ------- committee. This street » runs north from Nursery » K” comiiicnilMliiNM o f Malone Arc *1 mw Business Men I'll? Protest Adopted, Covering Area of ORDINANCE GIVING COUNCIL PRIVILEGE OF T<>m Hhnpeon, of Ashland, is Con * street. And Make Orni Objections gressional Coinijiittecnjan; Nine Streets H ere REFUSING DANCE LICENSES PASSED OVER City Mnnnger Malone $$! • To Idea V, H. fl. S m ith Cliosen «1 was given authority to ad VETO OF MAYOR JOHNSON, BUT W ILL OF vertise for bids for the «1 The city council last night ad Despite the filling of a peti PEOPLE ON QUESTION TO BE ASKED ABOUT Members of the Jackflon Coun construction of the com » opted the recommendations of tion of protest front every busl- AUGUST 1ST IN ELECTION? ty Republican Central Committee fort station at the en «1 City Manager Malone covering ne’ss firm about the Plana and the in session Thursday afternoon at trance to Lithia Park at It! sidewalk construction in oral objections cf business men, North end of the city and author The Daily T iding« was informed late this afternoon the Hotel Mec/ford in Medford, the Plaza. This had been the city council last night adopted approved by the park $< ized the city clerk to give notice ¡the parking recommendations jf Councilman Taylor had notified the Lithians that he was elected A. J. Crose, chairman of fj ¡of Intention to construct same. the committee, Vern M. Marshall, hoard. City Manager Malone and author making an effort to arrange so th at the referendum on ni(i<.iai^.iic<inuivi secretary-treasurer; S. S. Smith- The city manager was » The manager’s recommendations ized the chief of police to arrange the dance ordinance would not have to be held until th e ;g^aje executive committeeman: were made under authority of the also given authority to ad ■for the Institution of these park-)» council of May 18th. November election, which would perm it the conducting of Ton, Simpson, congressional con>- ‘ ing regulations at once. |$$ vertise for bids on the con The recommendations covered public dances until th at date, and thus eliminate the poa-: mitteeman and authorised the | The manager’s recommends- » struction of sewer on chairman to appoint an executive the following proposed construc Elizabeth street. tlons said In part, “It will be not sibility of incurring the large expense of constructing the committee of 11 men and a ladles tion at an estimated cost of $18,- The city manager was ed ‘that parallel parking Is rec Lithian platform for only the short period between July advisory committee of 11 women. 000 for a total of 9500 feet of given permission to take ommended throughout with the 4th and July 30th., the date which had been set for the Various candidates and repre- walk, curb and gutter. his vacation, beginning exception of the North side of Church street Certain curbs referendum election, for if the dance ordinance should, sentative Republicans spoke and This 14-story temple is being built at Detroit by the Order Main street from Plummer’s Monday June 14th. and gutters now In place to be be sustained in the referendum election on July 30th, the every indication was that an un- of Maccabees. Governor Ab x J. Groesbeck of Michigan grocery to North Pioneer anrl The report of the city lowered or replaced. AU side and Senator Royal S. Copeland spoke at the laying of the South side of Main street from manager for the month of nances would have to be C o n tin u e d . | walks not now in place to be May was read and approv Councilman Taylor stated he hoped to persuade tne The foltowlBg reROiution was cornerstone ceremonies for which were in charge oi Su alley to alley be*low Tidings of built. ed. fice to South Pioneer, Also on preme Commander A. W. Frye (inset). other councilmen to agree to this, and a special meeting adopted by the committee: Bush street: Sidewalks, curbs the west side of First Street from and gutters on West Side from of the council was scheduled for la te \h is afternoon when The Republicans o f Jackson Main street to the alley between Bush to Mknzanlta. the Question would he decided. Besides avoiding a n y ' county held a representative deie- EFFORT TO POSTPONE FAILS Main and f* street. i Manzanita Street: Sidewalks, .. . . - «. .!.• _ - r f n m n i l gate convention on March 30th, I “The parking limit to be one possible bad feelings this summer, the plan cf Council- 1#26 The ca)J for thJ< conven. , ; ; I curbs and gutters on l»oth side» The effort of CouncU- hour between the hour3 of 8 a. man Taylor would cut out the expense of a special elect-, ^on wftg ma(je under authority of ♦ liiun Taylor to poetpono * from North Main street to upper m. nnd 5 p. m. on Main street Almond street. , ion, relieving the Lithians of this. i a resolution unanimously adopt-' * tlie referendum until the * from 3rd street to tho Plaza, the Weimer Street: Sidewalks, * W ith Councilman Taylor, Bnrdic and Peters support- ed by the Jackson county Repub-| • regular November elec l ’lnza and out North Main street V i — i curbs and gutters from North tion, a* explained at top to Holman; also on First street i n i this and Councilman High, W right and W iley poa- X X ’X X * / ? / / "* * | lftaln street to Scenic drive. of main story u i thia page, * from Main street to alley be sibly opposing it, the resalt would be a tie,4n which case prlmarIe8 by tbe p6opIe Vftder , foiled, as (Vumilinen Nursery Street: Sidewalk», tween Main nnd C streets. No Says He Did Not 6tre»g In Mayar Johnsen would undoubtedly make the postpone- our eIection ,aWfl this committee1 - Wright, Wiley anil High curbs and gutters from North Members McNair and V. O. restriction ns to parking en other come Tax, Unless That Main street to Scenic drive. insisted that tin* Lithians rnent until November a certainty. • represents and acts for the party is Found the Best N. Smith to Seek Re-elec streets, except that all-night park In all party matters. It is em- Coolidge Street: 8idewalke, be held to tlieir pledge (o ing will not he permitted on any tion, is is Announced curbs and gutters on north sld» conduct the referendum ut J. W. McCoy, who was presi Ashland will celebrate the Fourth of July, and public i powered by law to raise campaign street as specified In Ordinance A s m a n a w ill c e ie u id i« w w * J. nf fund* by assessing candidates and dent of The. Oregon State Bank of street only, from North Main the earliest possible dale Carl» Nims this morning an No. 8 1 1 / dancing- will continue in Ashland, pending t e > otherwise; it 'oan fin vacancies which will be July 30th. nounced that he would be a can "Two cards are abo submitted, ers’ association the preceding street to Scenic drive. a referendum on the question of whether or not public orcurr,ng in its county ticket or North Main Street: Sidewalk. Thus, the last minute, and didate In the election for the se one covering signals and reprint, year, reports that the meeting dances will be sanctioned, according to present indica- on the central com mittee; it can The Dally Tidings hopes lection of two members of the of certain sections of city traffic held Inst week In Gearheart was curb and gutter on westerly side appoint standing committees and the final decision in the school board of District No. 5., the ordinance: the other shows dl- ono of the most Interesting the only, from Coolidge street-to the ?°MT hi. is the gist of the decisions which foUowed th e , northeasterly side line of I<ot N3. controversy is to hold the vacancies being caused by the as agranintlcally how to handle car association has ever held. 12 In Mayer’s addition, excepting referendum election July Mr. McCoy, accompanied by piration of the terms of Hui Mc to park parallel, with reprint of action of the city council last night in adopting anordm - ,act. lbe power ana authority of M’-g, McCoy, their daughter, a walk where same Is not la 30th. Nair and V. O. N. Smith. It Is certain traffic regulations. ance, over the veto of Mayor 0. H. Johnsen, to license, ,his committee is such that if in understood that Mr. McNair will , “It wlll nlso be permlssnble ti Francis and Barnard Joy, who place. Factory street, sidewalks, curl»« subject to the approval of the city council, all public ' (Conth,1IMl PBge Four* be a candidate for re-election, and double park where pnrnllel park spoke to the bankers during their nnd gutters on Northerly side on Mr. Smith informed The.Tidings ing is used for short periods of ■program, had an enjoyablo auto dances-in Ashland. ------------------ — mobile trip to the convention, ly, from North Main street t i this morning that he would also An emergency’clause, which had been attached to the (Continued on* Pago Four) spending tho night going and Laurel street. be a candidate for re-elect Ion. ordinance, vzas eliminated, thus leaving the way open coming at Corvallis. They re Mr. Nims, one of the most pop for a referendum on the ordinance. The Lithians, around ported the roads in splendid con ular and successful of the young dition, with the exception of short er bukiness men of tho city, was whpse dancing pavilion in Lithia Park the question cent One Man Stood Good For a persuadgd this morning to enter detour». ered pledged themselves to sponsor a referendum on the State Game Warden Averill and Huge Sum. Said Was Only the contest for one of these two Barnard Joy. who has done ex- ordinance quickly as possible so as to ascertain the con members of the «Immission, who a Loan to Party places on the school board. i relient work In boosting Boys* will be In Ashland Saturday even census of the voters of the city. ¡and Girl»* club work, about which will be entertained at an in WASHINGTON, D. C-, June 11. Steps have already been taken to initiate this refer ing, Salem Break is Stopped as he spoke to the bankers proved u Kscaped Lunatic is formal dinner, which will %e at — Joseph H. R. Grundy, Republi very popular at tho meeting a c , Qf Rope is Being1 Given to endum and petitions will be circulated immediately to tended by several who are interest can political leader In Pennsyl cording to Mr. McCoy, who stated r Inmates < procure the required number of signatures, 10 per cent ed In game welfare, according to vania, admitted today to the sen Ag^ed Women that the bankers found his views of the legal voters, to bring the question to an election, i announcement, this morning. ate Investigating committee that SALEM. Ore., June 11.— An at on this ImportarA work very in 8AN FRANCISCO. Calif., June I t is understood th a t the referendum election will be h e ld 1 The dinner win be at (he Lithia he personally gave and stodd good tempted jail delivery was frus teresting and instructive. . * v — .(1.1 a rloin ’ i Springs hotel tomorrow evening for $408,000 In the recent prl- 111.— The police today went back That the Redwood highway Is trated early this morning when about August 1st., the earliest posable date. ¡at 7 o.clock and thoge wh0 wlll bo The sessions of the hankers to the search for the murdering enjoying an almost Incredibly rap The referendum hclds the ordinance m status quo, pregent‘ are; Pau, ghearer> Wm. | mary cantpaign of Senator 1’ep- id Increase In traffic Indicated C. N. Bailey, the chnpel guard, were attended by some of the most madman who yesterday claimed I per, while under examination Ly discovered Don Hall, a convict, influential bankers In this state, or abeyance, pntil the people have passed upon it. The ,8aac. Bert Anderson. Chris Got- Senator Reed. his third victim. by figures and graphs compiled tearing away the screen from the as well as leaders from other He called yesterday at the flat elimination of the emergency clause automatically puts iieb and Charles Thomas of Med- Grundy admitted he “loaned” by the Grants Paas chamber of window to the tailor shop. of Mrs. Lillian St. Mary, a «3- commerce, whch Is located nt the the otdinance in status quo for 30 days and would have ford; e ^ d Briggs o. m . Green, the Pepper organization $300.000 (Continued on Pago Four) 'Hall, a patient In the prison year-old widow. Her body waTJ northern terminus of tho Red perm itted the holding of dances here within this 30 days, Dodge • ar er' er’ ou 8 outright, that he contributed ?3,- hospital, had gained access to the and R. P. Price. found later crushed to death. 000 and signed a joint, note for wood highway. The report Just prison yard by a rope which he but the referendum will be used instead, The police lwdleve it 1« an escap $90,000. He said he had faith received by the Redwood high had smuggled Into the hospltul. The city already has an ordin ed madman who has killed three way association shnws that the that the people of Pennsylvania ; Ho Is said to have signalled to ance which licenses public danc ordinance passed'last night chnng. aged women. would make it up to him In con auto registrations have Increased, , pe Duncan and Fr(jd n ,ake pon. ing, but this lias not been enforc ed this, making the Issuance 75.85 over tho registrations of | v|clg the ho3plt«|. ]ugt before tributions. ed. This ordinance permits tho public datace license SUBJECT TO. q rp C tr o a m c THE WEATHER last year, covering the period cau(;bt A dumniy plgtoi. o C F ll I O O l l i r tlllS city recorder to Issue the licences, THE APPROVAL OF THE COUN-'/ from January 1 to May 1. I mude frpm wof)d wag found Fair tonight and Satnr- tt made from wood, was which made it a mere matter of CIL. ' | ______ day: moderate tempera- tt There has been a 300 per cent the hospital after the plot wns paying the licence, whereas the As the councilmen who favor- Alleged Bootlegger Dead as n ture; variable winds, tt Increase In visitation to »Oregon I frustrated. During the last month thon- Resu asuit of Fight With oaves. mostly northerly. tt ed the pew ordinance had B,afo" ; Band8 of additional fish eggs wore 4- emphatically their opposition to, Bh,ppe(, t0 the atate hatcheries of Raiding Officer MW FKVOO » CSRL NIMS SEEKS PEACE ON SCHOOL BOARD: TWO OTHERS Qanlc ]\Ten Guests Here At Dinner S4D8.0D0 SPENT IN PRIMARY, ADMITTED of imra m s Mi O EM • IS FRUSTRATED THREE WOMEN DEAD: WORK OF MADMAN Redwood Highway Travel Increases ONE KILLED IN GENERAL SCRAP ÔÎ’¿Many Fish Eggs THIS ISSUE r Perkins’ Father Stated Very 111 pnblf* dnnsasi these opposing tha u fg|W . 1WWBTH IU ttte rraprt Many Oregon Ant os Brazil To Abandon Pass Through Yreka League Of Nations SALEM, Ore., June 11.—John Is distributed gratis to the ¡new ordinance acted upon the I of M L Ryckman, gt*te h fg h - Condition of W. T. Perl ina, Kaborls, an alleged moonshiner, , supposition that the new law w as. guperintendent Eggs guests of The Lithia Springs , . » «I. en even --------------- --------- wcr* taken to 8t. Vlhcent’s hospital was killed by State Prohibition et», e nnh shipped during May, according fo Wednesday evening with a siid- and Ashland Hotel jnd to the n r t v r X Officer O. C. McBride early today COLLD REFU.B any urther i - fhe report> a„ follows— Frdm’ den attack of gp|nai meningiti», campers at Lithia Park and YREKA. Calif. June 11— With- ddring a raid on the William < (ance censes, n ns an o p iamond L,ake, 683,000 ralntnw | wag reporfed unchanged Thurs* Jackson Hot Strings camp I“ / to Bin«hom 8pr,n<" hatcb" day. His condition is serious rfe RIO DE JANEIRO, June 11.— •" tho l«st woek carB ontorlng Brown ranch between Woodburn grounds— a total of approxi H T ! i° n ‘O? .h e “ ? n’ e’. of the subtle change, In the word-1 Lory; 9(13,830 rainbow eggs to ls unconscious. Perkins Is the fa- Brazil Is determined to resign California from Oregon have and St. Paul. James Angelus wao mately 200 copies each flav 4ng of the method of Issuing 11- Canyon City; 1,459,820 rainbow i tbar ot w illiam H. Perklnp. <’tty from the League of Nations, i t , been increased fully 100 percent, seriously wounded and William in order that Ashland’s visit censes waa the reason the or'1"1 ! eggg t0 Crane Prairie. From editor of the Ashland Daily TM-. wae revealed today In a cable'sent I according to H. D. McLain, lord Brown was arrested and Is In the ors may know something of ance was opposed so strongly. Crane Prairie—-600,000 rainbow tng», and former Portland New«- the government by Mello Franco.1 manager of the ’California State county Jail. our city. The shooting occurred during Automobile association . W. J. Looker, court reP°rt( r nf oggg t 3 Roaring River; 1,100.000 papermBQ.— Portland Telegram, the Brazilian council member. the raid when McBride attempted Oregon cars are being register Jacksonville, was present, at ‘b® ra|nbow eggsito Mehama; 500,000) Lithia Springs Hotel 1 f ed here at the rate of 100 daily! to arrest Brown while he was de- oh I request ,gf those opposing the or- ra|nbow eggg t0 Delpb cteftk. EV- Hotel Ashland * and It le estimated by McT.aln Hearing moonshine. Brown call- Ashland Natatorium ► r t dinsnee so as to have an accnr'| erett Moore, superintendent at that fullv that many more fell to ’ ed to his companions and Kaborls ate repor| of statement» made and ,be gp«,noer creek hhtcherv was California Oregon Power Co: While yon are a guest In our city, be c.erfnln to vllslt Lithia stop at Yreka and are registered approached with a rifle In hl» action taken transferred to Bntte Falls, displac Lithia Park Board I - , Perk, a playground of m-iny acres, with »be main entrape» After, the dance ordlrtanc^ was ing the superintendent there. nt points further down the val hands. McBride killed him «nd • Jackson Hot Springs at the Plaza. wh»r» Nndure’a deepest boautirs are found general Scrap followed. In which read, with the emergency clanse ley. along the walks that Icidi yon through the foreet border City of Ashland James Anrelu« was wounded and Included which would have placed ing on Ashland oreek. Talent Irrigation Dlstnét Chris Angelus escaped. Tidings Advertising Pays. 1 Advertise In The Tiding». Cdrftlnued bn page Two VISIT LITHIA PARK Ashland The Starting Point For T ourists!. Spend a few day» here and visit the following acentc won ders within a day*» driving distance: T.alte of The Wood» Klamath Fall» Oregon Cave» Rogue River Flkhlng Spot» Klamath River—Fishing \ Jacksonville— Cewnty S**t Crater Lake— Open Later. Beautiful EMsktvoo Monatala» Diamond Lake—Flaking ------------- :------