MALARIA GERMS
Cannot survive three months in
the rich ozone a t Ashland. Pure
domestic w ater helps.
A shland D aily T idings
The Tidings Has Been Ashland’s Leading ftewspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
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X I.IX
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Suceenur to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 4Í
TAX CUTS NOT ÏI
TO COME FOR
NEXT 2 YEARS
LI
Ben Stevenson Explains P ur­
pose of K lam ath’s New
Highway Project
PINCHOr CAVE
HUGE SUN FOR
DRY CAMPAIGN
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ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fa ct
(Unltstt'. Press Wire Service)
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NO. 248
ASHLAND, OREGON-, ffiK ShA V , JU NE 22, 192G
Piriin Walks!
V
AUTO SEARCH smith and M W
RIGHT UPHELD ARE REELECTED FI
IN NEW CASE
PLANS
f PRPMfìNY
Karl P. Nims Defeated by 10
Votes in Spirited Elec­
tion Yesterday
Prominent Visitors to be in
Federal Judge Bean Makes
W. C, T. U. Leader in Penn­
V. .0 . N. Smith, chairman of
Ashland for Normal
Klamath Falls wants to coop­
Definite Ruling in Port­
sylvania Tells Probing
tlie board, and W. If. McNair,
School Dedication
land Booze Case
erate with Ashland and other
Committee of Deal
director, were reelected to the
parts of Southern Oregon to make
Ashland school hoard in a spirit's! BANQUET IS FEATURE
APPROVAL IS GIVEN election
STATE R ELIEF URGED the Klamath tourist bureau south SPEAKERS ARE HIRED
yesterday. Karl P. Ninis,
of the city of benefit to all of
who
was
the candidate ef »he Dr. Henry Huzzalo, G overnor
•Officer W ith in Rights In Looking
Teinpeiauec
Organization
Ha«
Executive Nay« Economy Program Southern Oregon.
I’icrcc an d'O th er« W ill be
younger element of residents anil
For
l.iqiiui*
Without
Heard»
Big Fund AvuilaMe to
So says Ben H. Stevenson.,
Has Keaclied Lim it by Till«
City Guest«
huslnss 'men, was defeated by Mr.
Wuri
ant
Fight “ W ets”
who is now in sole charge of th?
Time
Smith by the narrow margin c f 19
\
-
new project. The exhibit build-
Plans are fast nearing com ple­
PORTLAND, Ore., June 22.— votes.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 2
WASHINGTON, J u n e .22.— (U -, >nk- he «aid, w ill he completed by
Mr.
McNair
led
the
field
with
a
tion
for the laying of the corner­
An officer has a. right to search
P ) — A gloomy picture of gi»v-j **,e en*l ° ( tilts month. It will — (U P )— Mrs. Ella M. George, >
total of 635 votes. Mr. Smith re­ stone and the dedication of tho
*
*
*
f
I
an
auto
if
lie
has
a
reasonable
erninental finances was presented ,)e filled with Klamath county «x- president of the Pennsylvania W. |
i ¿
belief that It contains liquor even ceived 359 votes and Mr. Nims. new Southern Oregon State Nor­
to the country by President Cool-j hlblts. But he extends an Invlta-l C. T. U., testified liefnre the sen
mal school here next Saturday af­
if he had no search warrant. Fed­ 3 19.
idge in discussing th e adminlsu-a-J ilon <° A shland to place its llG j* U primary Investigating com-
Tlie elertion brought out a ternoon.
eral
Judge
Bean
held
Monday
tlon economy program for 1927 I erature In the building and prom -! m lttee today that her organlzn-
T it e cornerstone, fashioned
morning In overruling a motion of heavier vole than lias been record­
and 1928 before the sem i-annual Iflei’ th»t It will he distributed ini-! ll< " h,rei1 »P«*akers to campaign
ed in a local school election in from Ashland granite and lettered
Royal
Weckert
for
suppressing
of
government business m eeting.
j partially for the information of against niPn running for office
recent years, tlie bulk of the vot- hv the Blair Granite Works, will
evidence.
- t
whom her organization opposed.
Coolidge cautioned against a n y ; 3 *' nio,or tourists.
Tlic evidence consisted of sev­ Inl> being done during the two he laid by Edgar E. Sesenlch of
Tile witness stated thdt Gov­
hopes for further tax relief In
1 want to make this a coop-
eral
dozen bottles of liquor. It Is hours before the polls closed ¡it Portland, the newly elected grant]
1928 and urged the stntes n nd' Prft**ve bureau, with all sections ernor Pinchot financed the W. C.
master of the Masonic lodge of
charged,
taken from W eekert’s 7 o’clock last evening.
local governm ents to save m o re! worklng in harmony." said Mr. T. U. program in the recent Penn­
Oregon.
:
car.
and meet the same lim ita tio n s, Stevenson. "Our main purpose, sylvania primary.
Dr. Henry Slizzalo. president of
The officer heard that Weckert
Mrs. George did not indicate
which have been placed upon fed-
course, 13 to get visitors to
thP University of W ashington,
j
was
to
make
a
delivery
and
he
!av
eral agencies.
! Klamath. But we want them to the sum of monew spent by the
♦ » «•
I in wait. When the car drove up
will deliver the dedication ad­
Hound« W arning
make the loop trip, and will urge temperance organization but front
dress In the normal assembly hall
and
answered
to
the
description
The present estim ate of the | thenl
K° through Ashland and other w itnesses it was learned
Immediately after the cornerstone
he held, he made (he arrest and
surplus In the treasury at the end Medford either coming from or that a huge sum was available for
I is laid.
confiscated
car
and
liquor.
the support of candidates who
of the fiscal year canno.t be tak­ going to Klamath."
"Much lias been said about Louis Sherry 'Leaves Bulk 1
<Mh,‘r siM
'!»ke’’*
were
knrwn to he ardent support­
Mr,
Stevenson
said
he
has
al-
en as an indication of increasing
senrch
and
seizure
since
tin*
dry
Of
E
state
for
Hospital
1
I’reaklent
J.
A.
Churchill, Oav-
roturns from revenues, as b a c k ;rea<*y spent several hundred dol- ers of state an dnatlonal prohibi­
laws took effect," said Judge
tO
Cure
Cancer
I ernor Walter M. Pierce and other
V
tion.
laxes swell the Income this year,' *ar!^ with Ashland business houses
state officials will be present and
1 Bean, "bats of people never heard
the President warned in his ad­ In the building of the tourist bur­
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NEW YORK. June 22. — (LP)
speak briefly.
I of the
fourth or
fifth amendments!
dress to the budget bureau last eau and expects to spend consul-j
Paulina Longworth, daughter of Speaker Nicholas Long-j until this time and there is a l'otj— LouIh Cherry, famous restaur.»-
On Saturday evening the cham­
eralde mare money In this city.
night.
ber of commerce will tender a
worth
of
the
House
of
Representatives
and
Mrs.
Alice
of
looso
thinking
ami
talking
E
eur’
*
hn
Jnnp
8
'
t,ie
The new manager of the bureau '
“ It would be unfortunate to
hulk of an estate valued at more banquet to the distinguished visit­
Roosevelt Longworth, is learning to walk. Here she is 1 a,)out onp'8 rights
raise hopen of further tax relief has been Invited to address the
I He t hr II proceeded to lay dqwn than <1.000.000 Io the Presby­ ors. Tito lianquet will be held at
taking her first stroll aboul Washington.
until we are sure that the Biate of! Ashland Kiwanis club Friday
I the rights of an arresting officer. terian hospital ns residuary 1c- the armory and will start at 7
our finances Justifies it,’’ Presi­ ' noon, nt which time he will ex-
o’clock. Approximately 500 per­
He set W eckert‘ b trial for July i gate.
dent Coolidge declared. “There I plain the various features of Hillsboro M inister Pleads
The money will bo known ns sona are expected to he present.
¡8.
KWALLOWS TOOTH BRUSH
I Kamath's tourist project.
Guilty to Two Serious
is no such surety.
Governor Pierce will lie the
Federad Judge Wolverton (lined the Bertha Sherry memorial fund,
SAN PEDRO. Cal., June n
"Business was quick to antici-!
Statutory Crimes
jn honor of his widow, and will he chief banquet spaker. Others
I
Jack
Dalton
<500
for
possession
22.— The zeal with which «
pate the last tax reduction,
and transportation of liquor. Ife devoted, under terms of the will who will speak will include Pres­
HILLSBORO,
Ore.,
June
22.—
A.
C. Fox brushed his H
was justified in so doing.
!
was arrested at Twenty-eighth to care of cancer patients. Mrs. ident J. A. Churchill, Brigadier
!(LP) — Pleading guilty to two ser­
teeth Monday may coat n
Sherry receives <50,000 outright General George A. White. I. L.
"To raise such hopes at this
and
Thttrmnn streets.
ious statutory charges, In one of
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him his life. Fox sw al­ «
and a <6,000 annuity. She had Patterson. Miss Cornelia Marvin,
ttme m ight lie to encourage busi­
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which his daughter was named
lowed the tooth brush. M William Davison Held in
been separated from husband state librarian, and John H. Car-
ness to anticipate ggain, as It did
as a victim. Rev. John F. Cole­
Surgeons were unable to ,J
Virginia on California
since 1908. A son receives <50,- kin, who will be the next speaker
In 1925, further tax reduction.
man drew a 10-year penitentiary
I extricate the brush al- F
Bad Check Charge
000 nud there are various lesser o f the house of representatives.
“This might havo a detrim ental Infantry Band From Camp
sentence in circu it Court h ere yes­
though they use forceps tri* it
bequests to friends.
effect upon the stabilization o fl J a c k s o n t o Give Program
More Rcg4st«*rlnjr
terday.
8 ALEXANDRIA. Va., Juno 22.
! the attempt.
the country under the present tax
a t Lithia Park
Many of the Institutions of
Sentence
was
not
passed
,in
the
-
—
-
William
Davison,
“
Reform­
law.
learning of Oregon and adjoining
ed bootlegger," arrested here yes­
the
prlsonre’s
A perfect summer night's set­ case involving
Heavy Rack Taxes
states
will be represented at the
daughter.
terday on charges of passing bad 1 L o s Anades Tot Mangled
"Our revenue this year fr:m In­ ting will greet the 162nd infantry
dedication
ceremonies and ban­
cheeks in California, is being held
and Blinded by Vicious
come and profits tax includes iiand in Ashland this evening
quet.
¡here
until
extradition
papers
ar­
Canine Today
about <350.000,000 of back tax­ when It stages a public band con­
I, rive from San Franelheo.
Class work at the new normal
It is
es.’’ - the . President continued. cert at IJthia park. The concert
LOB
ANGEI.ES,
June
22
—
(LP)
WHEATON,
III.,
June
22.
—
school
got under way this morn­
■not expected tin papers can be
¡Is scheduled to start at 7:15.
While
her
mother
stood
by.
(LP)
—
F
"
“n
behind
the
bars
of
ing.
More
students werfe lielng
(Continued On Page Three)
The infantry band is now at en­
Form er Minnesota Senator secured ip less than ten days.
helpless to hid her, 5 -vear-ol.n the n " Pa*e coUnlr Ja l> where registered today, and President
Davison
recently
created
a
slit'
campment a» Camp Jackson. It Is
W ins Farm er-Labor Nom­ when he testified before the house i Norma «¡vans was blinded ami i «" servi"K • 30 <'«* » » fe n c e for Churchill felt confident that the
an organizn'fcn of 55 pieces and
ination for Governor
Summer made Ils official ad­
Sheriff total registration
would reach
.'hlcchoiic liquor (raffle committee torn l.y the fangs of a mad dog 1 cOntemnt of Fet,eral
has a coast-wide reputation ns a vent last night, and as If to give
Peter M. Hoffman of Chlca£0>, above 200 before the close of the
ST. PAUL, Minn., June 22. — !a»< to alleged eo-operation between here Tuesday. ,
musical organization.
A special the new season a warm welcome,
The girl’s injuries are stteli (hat conferred with liis lieutenants week.
program of music has been pre­ the mercury began clim bing In (LP) — Magnus Johnson, former, ¡bootleggers and western hanks in slip will probably die.
Tuesday on mutters pertaiqing to
U. 8. Senator from Minnesota, ' wholesale liquor transactions,
pared for the occasion.
mid afternoon, m aking it a per­
The mother, Mrs. Norman Ev- (he Chicago crime wave.
has apparently won 'the farmer!
fect summer evening.
The Middle Western Metropolis
anr, attempted to nave her dattgh
According to the calculations labor nomination for governor, i A < l | I ‘i , i ( J I p a r i o i l
bus
received its law enforcement
ter. hut tile beast kept her off
and will he opposed al the fall |
‘
.
C
Raouet Enthusiasts Asked to
of government m etrologlsts, the
wi many curious ways hut this
until
it
was
driven
away
by
stones
Meet a t Chamber Office
summer season opened shortly be­ elections by Theodore Christian
way I he first time the war on
thrown by rescuers.
Thursday Evening
fore niignight of June 21. The sen, republican incumbent.
’« rime was ever directed from the
forecast for todny— the' flrst sum ­
hoosegow of the-adjoining county.
Every one who is interested in :
The Ashland American Legion
Administration Foes Block
mer d a y —Is for continued warm
holding a Tennis Tournament iri J
post will hold a short hualneas
» Attem pt to Quit By
weather.
Lithia Park this year Is invited to-J
session at tho armory ibis eve­
v Close Vote
attend a m eeting to be held in the! NEW YORK. June 22. — (LP)
ning.
The
meeting
lias
been
call-
—- Any husband who stands by
WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 22.
Chamber of Commerce rooms i n 1
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j ed for 7:3« In order to permit
and allows hls wife to try to com­
(U
P )— Opponents of the adminis­
Thursday evening. June 24th.
fJAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June members to attend the Iiand eon-
mit suicide Is liable io arrest, it
Last year a very su ccessfu l,
tration plan to adjourn congress
22.—
(U
P
)
—
-
Brigadier
G
eneral:
cert
in
Lithia
park.
Commander
,,,
... ,
'appears.
MEDFORD, Ore., June 22.—
tournament was held with players
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Sm edley D. B utler’s liq-uor d rag-'John E. Enders urges all tneni-
CHICAOO, III., Jone 22. — (IP) on June 30 won a victory in the
Rogers McDermott, a 19-year-
In attendance from
Roseburg,
(U P )— Oregon guardsmen turned .— Prayers nnd songs for Catholic house yesterday afternoon when
net
brought
in
not
only
Colon'1
!
'bers
to
f»e
In
nttenanep.
old youth of tuli and husky build,
into their hunks this morning af­ womanhood was the feature of a motion by Congressman M al­
Grant3 Pass, Medford and other
Mrs. Ellen Giddings, widely Alexander W illiam s, retired com­
has been arrested for failing to
points. It will be necessary to
ter
a lively battle with flames tin t i today’s session of tho Eucharistic den, Illinois republican, to send
known
Oregon
pioneer,
died
early
mander of the San Diego marine
prevent his
17-year old wife,
licked up two thouinnd acres of congress. Six thousand nuns will the Snell adjournment resolution
hold the tournament this year a
this
morning
at
the
fam
ily
lioine,
base,
but
10
lesser
lights
as
well,
Katherine, a high school chum,
sage and scrub country on the Join thousands of lay women in to the ways and m eani committee
little earlier on account of the ad­
from attem pting to die by taking j 107 North Main street from ail­ It became known here yesterdny.
practice range of the artillery 17 singing the muss at Soldier's field, was adopted by a vote of 190 to
vanced fruit harvesting season,
poison. He is out tinder <5000 ments incident to advanced age. News of the arrest last Mnreh of
miles
northeast of here.
therefore, everyone who Is Inter­
She
was
84
years
old.
She
had
whllo hundreds of thousands of 134. The possibility of congress
nine enlisted men nnd one officer
hail on a technical charge of fel­
ested and Is willing to help mnke
pilgrim s will w itness the spec­ remaining in session until the
lived
in
Oregon
for
72
years.
on
rum
sm
uggling
charges
was
onious assault.
EUGENE, Ore.. June 22.— |
river and harbors bill is acted
the tournament a success, wheth­
tacle.
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I The funeral will be held from made public for the first time.
(U P )— Entries from every lodge j
er they will en ter.to 'p la y or not,
upon by the senate is seen as a
the family residence at 2 ' o’clock
In tho state are expected for the
result of this action.
Is requested to meet Thursday
Thursday afternoon with inter­
parade Thursday. In cohnectlon
night.
»
ment in the Ashland Mausoleum.
With the state convention of Elks
Eugene — Bethol district will
The Chamber of Commerce will
Funeral arrangem ents are In
build
new <11,590 schoolhouse.
here.
Work
was
started
yesterday;
REEDSPORT,
Ore.,
June
22.—
sponsor such a program as far as
charge of H. C. Stock.
on decorating the city for the an!-1 ( u p ) — Fire which for ir time
possible.
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 22. —
Umatilla Co. apple crop esti­
lered herd."
j threatened to destroy the husine.is
CHICAGO, June 22 — The
(LP) — — The second day of the
The Lithians will hold the first
I section of the town of Florence, American historical association mated nt about 1150 carloads.
>
Pacific coast dental conference at
of their Lithia park public dances
I near here. *was brought tinder is starting a campaign for <100
which 1500 dental surgeons from
In the new pavilion thl3 evening
I control this morning after heavy to further the teaching of pure
nil parts of the west are assem-
is distributed gratis to the
im
m
ediately
after
Ih
e
open
qljrj
W
'lllS
F
x
o
n
C
l
’a
lf
O
n
4«-uumu i’ud bueu dona,
guests ITT Tffff Lftntft SVmiKR ■ Mett here fonnrt the dentists offer­
band concert. A 10-plece orches­
of the "synthetic kind now being
ing to pull all aching teeth in
and Ashland Hotel and to the
.The Starting Point For
MARSHFIELD, Ore., June 22 tra from the 162nd Infantry hand
taught young America,"
campers at Lithia Park and .Portland free of charge.
— U P )— C. B. Zeek o f . Bnndon will furnish music for the dance.
Tourists I
SEATTLE, Wash., June 22. —j
Jackson Hot Springs camp
was elected coramartder of tho Lithians will lie at the park in full (U P )— Pollen have completely j
Spend a few days here and
grounds— a t o t a l' of approxi­
sons of veterans of the O. A. R. uniform to assist In handling the exonerated Boh Gaines, father of
visit
the follow ing seenie won­
mately 200 copies each day—
at the annual m eeting here today. crowds and caring for the com­ Sylvia Gaines, prAtty Smith col­
ders within a day’s driving
in order that Ashland’s visit­
fort of the dancers.
lege graduate, of nny complicity
PORTLAND. Ore., June 22.—
distance:
ors may know som ething of
In her brutal murder at Green (U P )— Mrs. Margaret Wlnesberg.
our city.
l4ike of The Woods
Advertise In The Tidings.
Lake last week.
ABERDEEN. Wash., June 22.
aged 27. was killed early this
All registration records for the
Klamath Falls
morning when her car plunged — (LP) — J. Reynolds Lee, Chin­
Lithia Springs Hotel
current year were again shattered
Oregon
Caves
over a 80-foot bluff on Fairmount ese merchant of .Portland1, was
Hotel Ashland
at the chamber of commerce of­
Rogue River Fishing Spots
killed Instantly, nnd three Chin­
boulevard.
Ashland Natatorium
fice yesterday when
237 cars
Klamath River— Fishing
ese companions were Injured In
HILLSBORO. Ore., June 22.—
California Oregon Power Co. I from other status registered nt the
Jacksonville— County Seat
W hile yon are a idlest In our city, bo certain to vlisit Lithia
nn automobile crash near Porter,
Oregon — Fair tonight
Lithia Park Board
| Ashland Gateway office. With (U P )— Ira Angelin, manager ofj
Crater Lake—Open Later.
Park, a playground of many acres, with the main entrance
UiHVash.,
last night.
and
Wednesday.
Cloudy
Jackson Hot SpringB
j summer officially here It Is ex- a newly established chain store'
Beautiful Siskiyou Mountains
at the Plaza, where Nalure»s deepest beauties are found
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or fog alonit the coast. a
City of Ashland
along the walka that lead yon through the forest border­
’ pected that the number of aulo here, died this morning as the re­
Diamond- Lake— Fishing
Falls City — Streets will bt
High temperature In the 8 ,
ing on Ashland creek.
Talent Irrigation District
' registrations will Increase dally sult of Injuries sustained In ‘ an
8 ’graded and oiled.
interior.
(automobile crash 8unday.
i
from now on.
President Coolidge Presents
Gloomy Picture Before
Budget Meeting
« W
IS GIVEN
WILL GO TO PRISON
FORMER BOOTLEGGER
I BE EJ
"¡FIRST PARK CONCERT
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
CIRE IS B r a BY
MM DBG; MM D f Sheriff Serving
Prison Sentence
This is Opening
Day of Summer
MAY BE HELD HERE
Watch Your Wife
To Prevent Any
Suicide Attempt
CONGRESS MAY NOT
ADJOORNjONE 30TH
Post Will Meet
Guardsmen Have
Battle With Big Catholic Congress
Sage Brush Fire Draws Huge Crowds
Butler’s Dragnet
Gets Nine Marines
Aged Pioneer is
Called by Death
Many Elks Will
March in Parade
Dentists Willing
To Extract Teeth
Lithians to Hold •
First Park Dance
Sons of Veterans
Elect Bandon Man
THIS ISSUE *
Blaze Threatens
Town of Florence Better History
Teaching Urged
Father Of Girl
___ Ashland
Woman Motorist
Killed in Crash Portland Chinese
Killed in Crash
Registration of
Autos Increase
Chain Store Head
Dies of Injuries
VISIT LITHIA PARK