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TO r ASKLAKD Without the CLIMATIC ledicino cures nine case"„ z ie n of asthma. Thia ♦♦ <en fact A.awapaper For Nearly Fifty Year» Wn Burri«») * to tbs Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 41 m m BRINGS MANY PEOPLE HERE Ashland Writes Glowing Page, in History of July 4th Endeavors . EVERYBODY PLEASED Many Events Daria* Two Days Thorongtdy Enjoyed by Huge Throng H NO, 250 = a f ; ASHLAND NOW OPENED MSEKON ful Scenic Drive is ady for all Auto Tourists TJie rim road around Crater Lake and the road from Crater Lake to Diamond Lake was o ffi cially opened Sunday morning, ac cording to Colonel C. O. Thomp son^/superintendent of Crater Lake National Park. “ Men who have been working to clear the snow have completed their task gnd have opened ih e rim road and the Diamond Lajro road to the tourists who were here over the Fourth of July and for the remainder of the season,” stated Colonel.Thomson yesterday. Colonel Thomson reported the presence of hundreds of tourists at the rim. yesterday, with aq many campers as during the busiest time last summer. NOW IN TIE WITH TEAM TWO CONVICTS BIG G M D ENOiS CITIES ASKED m m uk p m ARE CAPTURED ON OPENING WEEK TO PLAY PAHE THIS HORNING WITH TOURIST Local* Win Play-Off Gaine Prom Grant* P an By Score of 11 to 1 Richard Mocre and Richard Fraosien Are Taken Near McMinnville DAVIS IS All Concessions Kknt Busy; Lodge Breaks All Pre vious Records ' .CRATER LAKE, Ore., July 6. R. W. Price Gives Version of Why Much Misunderstand ing Exists — ^Special)— When Crater Lake National Park opened itsr doprs last week a record-breaking crowd COOPÉRATION TWO STILL AT LARGE URGED was reported in all concessions. Posee Comes Upon P air, Along The Crater Lake Lodge for the Luck of Trained Men to Give Out, Small Stream and Get first time In its history was filled Correct Information Is to capacity. .1 -■ Cited Them Kueily The crowds are due to the early | ----- :----- INVINCIBLE ^o cal H urler at His Beet and Gets Good Support From Teammates Ashland yesterday and Sunday LEA G U E STANDING M c M I N X V I L I j K , « r e ., July fl. opening of-the park and the un ’ During the present tourist sea wrote a gloWing and Inspiring — (U .P .) — W alter FM ter ami usually good conditions of the son a number of towns in this page in the history of her hospi Medford 6 2 .714 Elliott Xfjetssner, the tw o rem ain, road, according to R. W . Rrlce, ¡(actio'n. i <t>arjticularly Klamath tality achievement. As has been Ashland. 4 8 .671 lag fugitive conrirts, were cap head of the Crater I-ake Company, Falls, have complained that other the ease to r so many years Ash Klamath Falls 4 4 .671 tured here this afternoon by Ray. Who is now at the lake. The communities have complained land did herself proud in staging Grants Pass 1 g .142 Ui(*il Casey, 20-year-old truck stage's are making regular trips that misinformation has been a sane but whole-hearted add en Ashland took a long climb up •hirer. They were hidden In to-and-frem Medford crowded given auto tourists concerning the Joyable Independence Day cele ward Id the percentage column blackberry hushes near here. - with passengers, and tourists are condition of highways. bration. > Sunday when i| played almost er entering the park from all sides. At the request of The Tidings, From the opening patriotic rorless ball back of Emory Davis, M C M IN N VILLE, Oregon. July 1 The weather at the resort is R. W. Price, who is one of the ceremony at the Chautauqua the Jack Keefe of ’the Southern Charles. Ponzi, get-rich-quick genius of Boston and Flor 4— (-U.P,)— Richard Moore and said to be better thaii lt has been best informed man in Oregon on building Sunday afternoon to tho Oregon league and trounced ida, is under arrest again after an unsuccessful attempt Richard Frantlen, two of four for year«. Tourists are surprised tourist travel, tym dictated, an closing fireworks at L ith ia Park Grants Pass, 11 to 1, in a game to flee the country on a steamer. Tins picture shows him convicts who escaped from tile to find so little 'snow, and marvel interview on what he believes tq last night, the twoTday celebra which was ndver In doubt from state penitentiary at Salem ^Fri at the beauty of the early sum be the cause of the present state tion was carried out without a the opening until the final frame. in. the center <ith Sheriff T. A. Binford of Houston, Tex., day, were captured today at Raker mer sqnrises and sunsets and tho of affairs. He likewise suggests ~ hitch. Crowds thronged the city The- only score which the men at the left and Officer' George I ,aey, his captor, at the creek near here. - particularly rich color and iftdosc- a remedy for existing conditions^ streets and park, enjoying td the from Caveland were able to gar right, His capture was brought about by Lacy and Webb Too Much Jealousy Four menfher8 of the posse cnce of the water. full every minute of the time. ner off’ the creaking arm of Ash C. Artz, managing editor of the Houston Press. To dis came upon them as they were in His Interview follows: Visitors have been taking ad Police handled the heavy (ra ffle 1 Three-Year-Old Newport Tot land’s spltball chucker was in the “In my travels over the state. guise himself Ponzi shaved?the.top of his head and pluck hiding on the shores of the ¿reek.' vantage of the many points of splendidly and no serious acci . Has Narrow Escape opening inning when Droulette, The fugitives surrendered with ittterest about the lake, and the Which is to visit most of the im dents taiarred the pleasure of the Prom Injury the fiery and temperamental ed out many of his bushy eyebrows. . . out a shot being fired. They were boats have been kept running con portant cities situated on the prin celebration. catcher for Grants Pass poled one tired and hungry. T h e y s a id th d y stantly . Many are planning trips cipal highways, nt least once encii N EW PO R T, Ore.. July A Splendid Parade ovegLiha. right field fence and trot had not eaten a bit« since Sun around the rim road, and the year to Yearn 'o f real conditions Under the direction of the K I- four mile Vide clinging to the ted about the circuit. day and had not had any sleep sight-seeing cars report reserva so that we may give onr visitors wanls Club, the parade yesterday running board of a car ..was the Grants Pase Helplens since they fled from the prison. tions for several days ahead. No the very beet information possible, morning drew salvos of applause experience of the three-yeaV-old .From then-on Davie hurled a anew tw present about the lake, I am amased at the information from thp tim e the line of march daughter of M r and Mrs. Jack pretty game, working hie epitter M c M i n n v i l l e , ore., July and all trails and roads have been which seems to Interest each corn» got under way until tfce ranks W illiams of this place. A U S T IN , Tex.. July 4: tifne after time and holding the (LP) — The four convicts who opened for the summer. munity most. Each one trya te General Lincoln Adrews escaped from the Salem peniten broke up At the Plesa after the When the father backed out of — Mrs. Rose Ponst, w ife Grants- Pass batsmen powerless. learn all the hard luck of the *• The lodge register shows over Tighten* Net in War march of more than a mile along his gal-age he didn’t kiiow that The vaunted Pernoll, ex-big leag of Charles Ponsl. Boston's tiary and who -were believed to 86 per cent -of the "people at the other fellow and that is all he w ill -- Against Liquor M ala street and the Boulevard.> the baby was on the running board uer, was helpless before thq pitch “financial wlsard," who la have been surrounded here last lake to be from California and talk ahoqt when a visitor drlveq Fu lly 8(ft) people attended the He sped away failing to hear, his being held under. 220,404 ing of the Ashland moundsmen night, have evaded the posse and out of the state'placcs. Inform a up to learn what he may expect WASHINGTON, D. C., July 6. ------- patriotic exercises at the Chau wife’« frantic shouts.----- bonds at Houston, was ex and failed to connect safely once their whereabouts are now un tion gathered from these people as to read conditions or hotels of — (IP) — General Lincoln An Mrs. W illiam s stopped a pass during the game. tauqua building Sunday afternoon pected to arrive here today that Crater camps in thp next city. Non« of drews today announced three dras- known. They are thought to be seem« to * Indicate where Rev. H. F. Pemberton, ing car and a fter a four mile fo r.a conference with Gov. in hjdlng In the hills south of Grants Pass cracked out four Lake is better known in Callfor^ them w ill tell yon that they have the.continued purchase of liquor pastor of the Methodist church, chase overtook her husband The hits off Davis, while Ashland was M iriam A. F erguson a t here. - < been over the road themsehg » - - nla than in O re fo a . prescriptions must be turned in delivered an Inspiring Patriotic a*l- baby was still on the running which she w ill appeal to 1 giving Davie s good offensive «up- « hut will ten a wfld story of what d r ils aa. Americanism. The Speak boards £ljnjJ4g to federal authorities and destroy- for 4 q n r life t h e . woiaas executive to per» with, - an - am ki. dosa» -eurW -* Some one else told them. This every n^onth, thus preventing er detailed the stirring ‘events refuse the requisition for blows, meet of which counted for * applies to-tk» larger rit.iee as « e M continued purchase of loquor leading up to and culminating in extradition of Ponxl. runs. as to the smaller ones. - • from one prescription over*» long the signing or the Declaration of Ill q couple of frames Grants “ Pick up a paper ia any city period of time. , • Independence, and pleaded witn Pass gave Michaels, their speed- you happen to he in and the head Another regulation is that in ,hls hearers for a greater patriot hall moundsmen, ragged support, lines w ill read, what an injustice dustrial alcohol must be denatured ism which would wduld measure their neighbor city has done them which, couplbd with/some healthy with gasoline, thus preventing its ¡Slayer of Drug Clerk Sen Men ProbiQff Aimee Sempk up with the patriotic impulses of by giving Informaton that waa not batting, swelled Ashland’s scores. fenced Again; Sanity use in the making of liquor. The those patriots of a century and McPherson Abduction true, either about highway camps. , The entire Ashland team play Hearing Denied third order Is that medical spirits half ago who gladly sacrificed Local Delegate Leaves for Warned to Quit or hotels. I f .the highway eommh- ed good, fast baseball, the only may not be transformed except their all that American might be Chicago for Annual error chalked up again st* them President Ooolidffe May Kill fey bonded companies. sion happens to be oiling a high CHICAGO, 111., July -(U P ) LOS ANGELES, Cal., July a free and peace-loving nation. Grand Lodge Session being a wide infield throw on a Measure Which Would I — Russell Scott was today sen- — (IP) — 8earch for the alleged way, the communities on all sides Patriotic Music will delight In advisng the travel ! tenced to die on October 15 for hard chance which the scorer Aid Counties kidnappers of Aimee Semple Me M illard W. Grubb. Past Exalted Rev. P. K. Hammond spoke er to stay away from that place might just as well have marked { the murder of Joseph Maurer, Pherson was resumed with fresh briefly prior to his invocation, in Ruler of Ashland Lodge No. 944 up as a Grants Pass hit. W A S H IN G TO N . D. C.. July 6. or have his car ruined. T T . . f l .i_ clerk. Scott originally was vigor today following reciept of a which he named over the 64 men B. P. O. E. Elks and Delegate to — <LP> — The fate of the bill for Civic 4\>operation . In Second P lace xlU T t a t J v la m a t ll , t convicted cunviciea but dui later was e released “death threat" by Investigators who signed the Declaration of In the Grand Ix>dge Convention, left the relief of 18 Oregon counties By winning the Sunday game “W hile on a trip in California when a Jury found him to be in who aro working on the case dependence. He then recited the last evening for Chicago where he Ashland climbed Into a tie with in taxen lost through the Oregon last sprjng I waa delighted to see sane. Another jury last Satur The threat wa« believed to be w ill be in attendance*at the na K LA M A T H FALLS. July 6 — Americans Creed, and had his the way ail cities In that state Klamath Falls /o r second place and C alifornia land grant, still day found hjin to be sane. He tho work of the same persons .audience repeat It w ith him. The tional convention of Elks lodges. in the league. This was the only hangs In the balance. This bill Mrs. Mary E. Day of Ashland suf asked today for a new sanity who sent a 2600,000 ransom let work together. Any highway you fered internal injuries and a frac benediction was pronuonced by He will Join the Oregon Delega league game played Sunday, and was passed during the closing mentioned was wonderful and hearing but it was denied. ter before Mrs. McPherson was tion at Portland, leaving Port tured spine in an autumokle ac the Rev. Father Carmody. each city mentioned'waa the same. whether or not Ashland can main hours of congress and President found near Douglas, Arisoha. Music before and during the land the night of July tth by spe tain its second place position w ill Coolidge signed many bills as the cident at Modoc Point on The They seemed to want all visitor« cial train to 8eattle; from Seattle Dalles - California highway Sun service was furnished by the Cra session closed. to spend as much time as possible (Contlnned On ter Lake temple D. O. K. K. band, by boat to Vancouver and Vic F oot ) . Some observers believe be sign day afternoon about 2 o’clock. in California and see everythin* injured woman’s husband, while the audience Joined in sjng- toria. B. C., and then over the ed all bills he intends to favor. The they had to offer. Canadian Pacific lines to Chicago, lost control of the If this is true, the relief bill is driving, I might say that on one or (Contlnned On P age Four) with stopovers at Lake Louise machine and the anto went over dead. The attitude of the presi two occasions I think they were FA K EN H A M , Eng., Juno 6— and Banff arriving at Chicago the dent on this measure is not the Embankment with Mr«. Day Cyril Joyce, dumb since the war a little over enthused, b u t jt was morning of July 12th. A fte r one A young woman student attend pinned underneath. known. on account of shellshock, has re ing the Ashland summer art wonderful to see the way they week In Chicago return w jll be Mrs. Day is In a Klamath Falls all worked for one another. ‘ - covered hi’« speech as a result of school lost a tapestry bag some made by one of the Southern hospital and Is reported at the Tourist travel ia chaugin* hitting his thumb With a hammer where yesterday which contained routes arriving at. Ashland about point of death, W ork was started kt the South from year to year, and the things a« he was hanging a picture. the 2id of July. her glasses, a pen. vanity case, tltat pleased people a couple of ern Oregon state normal .school check book and small amount of today on equipping a rest room years ago. will not apply now. money. Unless she can find the Thk whol« American people are for the women spjdents. The work glasses at once she w ill he unable is in charge or Mrs. Harrington on a grand rush to see a lt they M ANCHESTER, Eng.,— July 6, Chief of Police McNabb wishes to attend school. She asks that possibly can In a given time, and — I f W illiam F. Higgins, an In and Miss Anderson, who selected to express hie thanks to the the finder return the bag to The the tfnfy thing that will stop them the furniture. The furnishings people who attended the celebra mate at the local poor-law insti Tidings office and will offer a re BUCHAREST, July J.— (U P ) for an extra day ia a wonderful tution for 17 years who has in include two special couches and tlon here for their cooperative T H E HAGUE. July 8— (U .P .)— ward for its return to her. Sam M. Rhodes, aged 72 years, wicker chairs. — Two hundred and nine persons fishing stream or a good g o lf, herited a fortune of 111.0,000, is Severe earthquake shocks caused spirit during the traffic conges died last evening at 7 o’clock. in floods course. The drapes, riigs and other fu r tions, and. for their patient con hare been drowned forced to move out of the poor- great damage in Sumatra today. Funeral services w ill be held to nishings >111 be selected under sideration Which he said was 80 Which swept Roumanie this week. M any buildings were badly dam house, he will buy the building (Continued on Pare Three) 1t waa officially announced today. J morrow at 2 o’clock from H. C. the supervision of the art class "because I wouldn’t be happy any Stock Undertaking Parlors, with which Is taught by Miss Ady. The noticeable to everybody at < time Authorities said they expected aged and some buildings were to where else.” ” when such patience and strict ob the death toll to Increase when tally destroyed, dispatches said. the Odd Fellows ill charge. In rest room w ilt be completely fu r servance of traffic rules can well term ent w ill be in the Mountain full communication has been es nished before the end of the pres be appreciated. View cemetery. ’, PAUDA, Italy. July 6.— Nino tablished. Many- districts are ent w e e k .' Mr. Rhodes was born In Illinois Oil! in Jail here on X long term still isolated. November 6, 1862 and had been a sentence for a misdemeanor, has Is distributed gratis to the resident of Ashland for some been notified that he is heir to guests of The L ith ia Springs time. He Is survived by one daugh real eeate valued at 21.000,000 and Ashland Hotel end. to the STOCKTON, Cal.. July f l- B e - left him by an aunt who died In ter, Mrs. Clara Engle o f Ash Two sanitary and delightful campers at y th to P ark and cause a part of a knife blade wa, 8an Francisco. land. 3lungee are aveileblw to toar- Jackson •' Hot Springs eamp left In his neck after an opera- ists hnd others who visit Ash- W A SHING TO N, D. C., July 6— grounds— a total .of approxi and during vacation days. The _ tlon, Fred W. Phillips. 7. has won (U .P .)— John î>. Rockefeller, jr„ Esther Childers, aged 12, won Ashland Nstatortum, just two mately 200 copies each d a y - NEW ARK. N. J., July 4— F o r)« Judgment of 226.000 against and hie father contributed 420,- first prise In the essay contest blocks below the new Lithia in order that > Ash land‘a visit 000 to the Anti-Saloon League on the first time in the history of Drs. H. S. Chapman and D. Springs Hotel has (wo largo on "Citizenship,” which area con ors may know something of Aprii 11, last year, it was re Newark, a woman, Miss J. Isa Powell. ilunges always.avallabla. ducted last week by the CItlsens onr city. Bank. Second prise went to June vealed at a meeting of the eennie belle'Sims, has been elected head At Jackson Rot Springs is a . prohlbltfoa committee M ay. - j of the board of education. '«r<e o p e«, a ir plan*« with CABLE, 111., July 6. — This P A R I8, July 4— (U .P .)— Jo Wolcott, aged 12. A ll school Ashland Natatorlpm bubbling mineral wator. seph Caillanx t<ftd (ha chamber of children who. submitted essays TT* i * village, Which started with a coal The California Oregon Power bo^m and a glowlag future back Get the habit of n daily deputies today that he had re were given fac-slmlle copies of the’ Company In lltT, has been wiped oft the In either of these nlna * • Lithia Springe H o te l' ceived assurance th a t there Declaration o f‘independenee. CHBSSHIRB. Conn., July 5— map. Feeling that maintenance will keep yon fit during I Hotel Ashland would be a. modification of the V, O. N. Smith, cashier o f the summer days. W hile yffa are a ffkeat in our tfty . be certain to viislt Lithia Justice Joseph M P ro n su er nl taaej mere too high for the bene Meilon-Bereager agreement funit bank, presented the prises to the L ith ia Park Board ' Park, a playground of many were« with the main entrance the New York supreme court has fits eltisens voteq to surrender Jackson H ot Springs Inner« at the new Lincoln school ing the French war debt. He also at the PlatMi where Nature*« deepest beau ties' are found paid a fin« ta d cesta of 228.91 for the town charter and the village ’ City of Ashland «aid that ratification of the agree ulldlng this morning. atoaff the waihe that lead yfia through thg forest hofder- speeding. His chauffeur was now has ceased to function an a | , Talent Irrigation District ment Is necessary to restore the Ing oa Ashlaad ereek. driving. i— ■■■" si h — smssnssi country** finances. Advertise Ia corporation. CHILD TAKES WOE Wife of Ponzi to Ask for Leniency M UM OM OB TO ELKS CONVENTION D M C IDLES FOR E N F IM E N E MADE R IS II SCÖIT IB O E M E flM « DIE ON 0C10BER15 IN NDNKING « 5 UNO G W K E IF B U m E K IK I) Ashland Woman | dr,,4 Hits Thumb And Tapestry Bag is Regains Speech Lost By Student Equipping Rest Room for Women , Wealthy Inmate Willing to Buy Ojyn Poor House Autoista Thanked By Police Chief Many Drowned in Sumatra Reports Roumania Floods Heavy Earthquake S.- , M. Rhodes * is - Called by Death Jailbird Learns of Big Bequest THIS ISSUE Announce Winners of Essay Contest Rockefeller Aids Prohibition Work Woman is Named Injured Boy is Awarded Damages S W IM M IN G Board Chairman Modification of Agreement Given Taxes Too Heavy So Town Gives Up New York Jurist L.onvict8 Himself VISIT LITHIA PARK i * .lift. «5 : • ' . / «i.».¡Ml