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Truth of Fishing Trip to
Crescent Ottv Given
By Veracious Son
Three Women Among Those
Displace
W h o Would
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V MitoflF A. Tergtason
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w jp »»eat fishing and we
had wonderful aucceas,’’ boasted
j^Poke'' Nininger upon his return
TXXA8 HAB PRIMARY from a week’s vacation trip at
Crescent City last night.
"Yes,’’ echoed Mrs. Nininger,
Star Voters Go to Polls To­
"Amos was the envy of everybody
in B itte r Nominatine
over there with his success at
F ig h t
both deep sea fishing and surf
fishing.’’
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■ BY H. A. BARKER
So fa r so good. The Nininger
.* (U . P. Staff Correspondent)
DALLAS, Texas, July 2 4 — (U - team-work was showing splendid
P ) — Texans w ill b illo t today In results.
But young Logan Nininger Isn't
a two-party prim ary for the first
an Inveterate angler like his dad.
tim e in the state’s history.
V irtu a lly
A complete . ticket H e hash’t learned the value and
headed by two gubernatorial can­ u tility of fish stories. In other
didates la in the field on the re­ words, Logan "spilled the beans.”
"W h at success did your dad
publican ticket by vlrtune of the
14A.000 votes cast for Dr. ■ Geo. have at fishing?** he was asked.
"Fine,’’ responded the . boy.
Butte la .1134.
State primary
regulations require that
more "H e got the biggest fish over
tfc a i-146,000 ballots must be cast there and It only cost him a dol-
by a party before a succeeding l*r . We met a fish boat Just as
It reached shore and dad bought
prim ary m ay be Invoked.
the
blrfgest tone they had.”
T ry to Be«t “M a.”
But • that
wasn’t all.
The
WbHe the two-party primary is
an Innovation In »tat» politics, youngster proudly boasted about
chief interest centers In the ef­ the three crabs they had procur­
forts of democratic candidates to ed. Only the crabs were already
eliminate Governor M iriam A. boiled and ¿key cost the family
Ferguson and her husband, .for­ About as much as the "big fish
mer governor James. K. Ferguson, .Amos caught.’’
Logan, undoubtedly. Is due for
from the state political horizon.
torrid session tonight when bis
Six democrats including three
women, seek to oocupy the gov­ dad learns of this frightful ex­
ernor’s chair in 1927. Outstand­ pose of bis fishing trip.
ing among thfe opponents of the
woman governor, who seeks re-
election over the endorsement of
the State Democratic Executive
Committee, is Lynch
Davidson,
millionaire lumberman of Hous­
ton knd former
lieutenant-gov
ernor, and Dan Moody, youthful
attorney-general. Moody la S3
Edith Wilmhns. Dallas attorney,
with O. F. Zlmmermap, evange­
list. complete the fa t of democrat­
ic gubernatorial aspirants.
BeAer ^Campaign
W hile many of t.he issues of the
campaign have been based eon the
administration of the state's first
woman governoi1, political ntter-
»ances of the laat few weeks has
made the campaign an arraign­
ment of "personalities.”
In the center of the hectic cam
paigir, as has be«m the case for
the last fifteen years, "Farm er
Jim ’’ Ferguson has borne the
brunt of the effort to return his
wife to office.
Thrown on tha
defensive, Ferguson has fought
back savagely at charges hurled
against his Wife’s administration,
centering about her refusal to
call a special session of the legis-
lature to establish the status of
180,000,000 worth of disputed
state road bonds and alleged ma­
chinations In Administration of
(Continued
On"
F o n r)~
Employs Dynamite
To Take His Life
SE A TTLE, Wash., July 2 4 .—
* ( U P ) — -A. 8. Alexander, 37, used
dynamite to end his life here last
night. He left notes telling of his
Intention to blow himself
up.
Scattered bits of his body were
found in a wooded hollow where
he committed the act.
THIS ISSUE
Is distributed gratis to the
guests of The Lithia Springs
and Ashland H otel and to the
dampers at Lithia Park and
Jacksoa H ot 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.
Ashland Natatorial*
The California Oregon Power
Company
r
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Lithia Springs Hotel
Hotel Ashland
L ith ia
Park
Beard
Jackson Hot Springs
/’ Olty of Ashland
’ Talent Irrigation District
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M
LEADER
(M I S S E S
VIOLATO)
ASHLAND
WARMLY p ^U Y
PLAYS LOCAL
BANQUET
TO W. H. GORE
TEAM? SUNDAY
Colonel Ned M. Green of
California Admits Mis- ,
conduct Charges
Ashland Ball Club Expects
Hard Fought G>me
Here Tomorrow
C A V I BOOZE
MOHLER
Federal Director Admits Acci
Mows P rie r to Grand Jury
Southpaw H u rle r Ready to Lead
League Leaders to Another
¿I
Tw o-Bt x»how
Declared to
bo Best t of its Kind
Ever Held Here
Victory
Washington. D. C„ July 24.—-
( U P ) — Ned M. Green, prohibition
adm inistrator for Northern Cali­
fornia and Nevada was today sus­
pended from office by Acting Sec­
retary of the Treasury Winston,
pending an investigation of charg­
es of misconduct. Winston said
Green had admitted staging drink­
ing parties in which he used liq­
uors he had sailed.
SAN
FRANCISCO, Cal., July
24.— ( V P ) — Charges of drinking
and playing-the role of boat with Both convicted of the same murder, Robert and Russel
seized liquors, which were pre­ S cott greeted each other, in th e Chicago jail after Robert
ferred
•or»« earlier
wmer this
mis week
weea against i( le ft) had been sentenced. If) life imprisonment. Russell
Colonel Ned m . Green, were ad-
under sentenoe of death and is to be hanged this fall,
mltted by him today.
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Green la federal prohibition ad­
ministrator for Northern
Cali­
fornia and Nevada. An Investi­
gation of his regime resulted tl|is
week In publicly branding him as
a liquor law violator and an­
nouncement was made that a fed­
eral grand Jury would be sum Federal Prohi Agente W ill Klamath Falls Child Bitten
Refuse Permits to All
-by Mad Dog Expected
moned to sift charges against
to Get Well
Breweries
him.
When the accusation was first
» WASHINGTON, July 24.— A
K L A M A TH FALLS, Ore., July
made Green Insisted he was the
campaign to prevent the sale of 24.— (U P )— L ittle Francis Blain,
victim of a "frame-up” on the
worts, a m alt preparation easily six-year-old daughter of M r. and
part of those whom be had prose­
convertible into real beer,
has Mrs. Charles R. Blain, who waa
cuted. .
been sailed by the federal pro- recently bitten by a dog later
-B u t upon his arrival here he
found to be rahied, yesterday took
hlbttton u n jt
went Into conference with feder-
Prohibition
adm inistrate!» the third of a series of 14 hypo­
The Medford American Legion
___ M authorities, during which
ware aotirted to refuse p m a a fa l dermic
*e r
injections which comprise
Inti©»]*- •**» <• have admitted
Boat .wRJ lA trodm * g n
M
mCenr
treatment,, Badar the
’to
breweries
-
snanafacturfng
the
the
at the legion convention to
be •oua charges. He admitted drink­
held at Coos Bay Instituting g ing and said he generally kept a concoCtloa-non • alcoholic whei g irl has suffered no ill effects
first made but developing into from the treatm ent and th« at­
movement to Inaugurate by leg­ good stock of liquor In his rooms
is. confident
high
power beer by addition of tending physician
islation a state police force sim­ where he frequently entertained
that
no
evil
effects
will result
yeast.
ila r to that now In effect in 24 parties of friends.
from the daily injections
Some
courts
have
ruled
pre
states of the nnton, believing that
viously that manufacture of worts
Ih the establishment of this meth­
1« legal, hut the government jig
od of policing the state, greater
pressing a case in the ' Chicago
efficiency and more economy w ill
federal
court as lt contends that
be the result, in comparison with
worts is used as a medium fdr
thé present system of overlapping,
brewing real beer.
authority and duplication of of­
CAMPAIGN ON BEER
imi is u n
PASTEUR TREATMENT
ÖVEMUTTLE GIRL
State Police is
Being Advocated
s By Medford Post
ficers and law enforcement.
Head ; of Navy to Extend
T r ip ; Residents Hope
. For Recognition
W ashington ’
SALEM, Ore., July 24.— (U P )
— The state treasury .yesterday
received a check for 8144,203.36
which covers the Inheritance tax
on the estate of Mrs. Jeanette
Meier', who died in Portland sev­
eral
months ago. A total of
8326,000 has already been col­
lected in inheritance taxes. Treas­
ury officials believe a record w ill
be established. Total Inheritance
tax collections -last year were
jh f r 24.— Ex­
tending his original Western it­
inerary, Secretary of the Navy
W ilbur w ill go to Alaska after his
arrival in Seattle, July 30.
Residents of the northern ter­ 8626,000.
ritory regard the coming visit
with great satisfaction has a pos­
sible sign of seeing favorable ac­
tion in sight for several pending
appropriations.
M H AM D
fflOJNDAMAGES
R D M M M IS
HHMBNHnBt
Premier Poincare Expected
to Lead Nation Ont of
Present Peril
PA R IS, July 24. — (U P )—
France today faced Its financial
problems w ith a new confidence
under the leadership of the n a l
U“ ‘° n * ll,Ch ,ncl" ded s,x
“ -P” “ 1«™’ Raymond Poincare.
who heads the new government,
has gathered about him a new
group of leaders, and has been
assure dot 800 votes In the cham­
ber of deputies, with a possibility
that It w ill reach 810.
Mail Collection
Boxes Are Being
Placed in City Market Road Law
Change is Sought
A number of new U. 8. collec
tion boxes have recently been ad­
By County Judges
ded to the city delivery service
system of the Ashland postoffice,
all old boxes have been repaint­
ed, and the locatlqu of others has
been changed. For (he benefit of
the public a list of these boxes
PO RTLAND, Ore., July 24.—r is appended. Ualrona should note
The first of the five damage suits the hour or hours of collection on
by Japanese m ill workers against the boxes they place their mall
Toledo, Ore., citizens as a result in.
These are printed on the
of- the deportation riots there a card attached to each box:
year ago, ended with a ju r y in the
Corner Coolidge and
North
federal court awarding T. Ogura Main.
22600i He had asked for 825.-
North Main and Van Nees.
000. Notice was filed that an
Bush and High.
appeal would be token.
Hetman and Ohio.
Ogura ahd other Japaneee la­
Church and North Main.
borers claimed they had'been forc­
E. Main and Pioneer.
ib ly ejected from Toledo by a Fob
Lithia Springs Hotel corner.
of citizens who were angered be­
East I»aln and Second.
cause they ha< been employed In
Public Library.
>
a m ill there.
Fourth and B.
Bonlerard at Lanes.
Boulevard at corner Morse.
THE WKATHRrP
Union and Fairview. __
Oregon— F air In Interior and
Boulevard at Palm Ave.
cloudy and unsettled on coast
Plesa, In front of P. O.
Oriental Mill Worker at To-
iedo Gete Only Small
Sum He Sought
Dirigible Norge
Dismantled For
Early Shipment
M E H EÏB 7E M B
BIG SUM TD OREGON
State Receives Part of The
Money
ney Left By Wealthy
Portland ’ woman
H ä m
WILL
NOME, Alaska, j'uly 24.
The dirigible Norge, dismantled
and crated after its flight with
the Amandsen -Ndblie-EUsworth
expedition across the north pole
1» aboard the steamer Tanana.
The Tangna left Nome with the
airship last night.
Upon arrival in the United
States the Norge wHl be re-ship­
ped to Rome, the Italian consul
at Seattle having been placed in
charge of arrangement»
PITCH
•
Sunny Mohler, with his India
rubber sou(hpaw hurling- arm, la
scheduled to start on the mound
for Ashland tomorrow when the
local club lines up against th« ito
vamped Orants Pass club at the
Jackson Hot Springs diamond.
Phil O'Brien probably w ill do tile
receiving for Ashland’s southpaw
ace, with old reliable Emory Da­
vis and BUI Force as catcher
ready to Ite p in any time.
W ith Its new line-up Grants
Pass Is now one of the strongest
teams In the league and flguroa
to give the local a real battle
from start to finish. The new
catcher, Collins, has made a ro-
markahie difference In the play­
ing of the Grants Pass club, and
with Michaels hurling to some­
body who can handle him, the
Cavemen have a battery which is
always threatening. The
fact
that Orants Pass toppled Medford
from thez top of the heap and
helped Ashland to ascend Indi­
cates the strength of thp club.
The local club w ill present its
usual lln e up in both the Infield
and outfield, and
expects to
strengthen Its hold on the league
leadership.
*
I ( is hoped that the fans will
turn out In full force fqr tomor­
row’s game as only one mor«
game w ill be played on the home
field a ft /r ¿his Sunday, |g d wjjat-
ever encouragement the boys get
tomorrow will be Just that much
aid in helping them to maintain
their present winning gait.
The game will start promptly
at 2:30.
F K S IIH R ID
o m w r a
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PORTLAND, Ore. .July 24.—
General Improvement in the for,
est fire situation over the Pacific
northwest waa reported today the
forecast belug "that it probably
Actress Accuses
Hollywood Doctor
FA M S U W E S AS
I M O F PEAK
Worries to Death
Over Tong Fights
county would he expanded by the* men, died yesterday from
high
counties subject to tha direction
blood preaaure, partly as the re­
of tka state ht»fcw*y commission. sult of worrying over the threat­
County J u d « Hunt of Marlon ening tong war. He wAs Injured
county tad Judge Barnard of two weeks ago when he fell down
Lana are cooperating in drafting it a ir s .' R» waa sent to a hospital
the Amendments to the present Where excessive worry followed
tew.
by high blood preaaure killed him.
.. VISIT LITHIA PARK
While you Are a guest In our otty. ba certain to vllalt Lithia
Park, a Playgrouud of many «ere«, with the main entrance
nt the rlAs«. where Mature** duepeat beauties are found
along tha Walks that lakd run through the forAet border­
ing On Ashland creek.
CHANGE OF CRUELTY
D E M WARDEN
State Prison Head Declares
He Will Run Place -
His Own Way
SALEM, Ore., July 24.— A let­
ter scrawled on penitentiary sta­
tionery found In the m ill race here
yesterday by employes of the Kay
woolen mills, charged Warden L il­
lie and other officials with the
practice of cruelty on many of the
convicts.
It
was speeirically
Charged that the warden bad sent
prisoners to the bull pen for long
terms without sufficient provoca­
tion.
Warden Lillie denied the charge
of cruelty, but admitted that pris­
oners who refused to comply with
the Institution rules had beep sent
to the bull pen for terms ranging
from 30 days to six months. He
indicated that s tric t, discipline
among the prisoners would coa-
tiniie as long as be Is at the head
of. the prison.
No New Serious Blazes Re­
ported and Outlook is
Brighter Today
will- continue today and tomor
row. No serious new blazes were
reported to the forest
service
here. The only fire of any corf-
sequence on private lands in Ore
gon is burning on the property of
the Green Mountain Lumber com­
pany in Clatsop county, accord
Ing to the flae patrol association,
Thu sltuaffon also is better in
LOS ANGELES, July 24,— Dr.
Washington.
W alter R. Anderson, Hollywood
physician, Is held to answer to the
superior court for trial on cfarg
ea of attacking Gloria Del Mar
19-year-old motion picture actress
today. The alleged attack la said
to have occurred In the g irl’s
apartment, on June 18. Dr. Ander­
son w ill be held in Jail Until he
Salem Man Will Seek to
can furnish 816,000 ball.
SALEM, Ore., July 24.— An ef­
fort will be mads at the next ses-
elon of the le»lslature to amend
the piarket raid fan law so that
counties would direct the expend­
iture of their respective shares of
the state market road fund. Mon­
PORTLAND, Ore., July 24.—
ey received from --
Multnomah
—
I U P )— Louis
—— Chung, -w,
48, « vuiun-
China-
W hat wag generally conceded
to be one of the finest mid-sum­
mer floral displays ever shown in
this city -^closed at the.« Lithia
Springs hote| last night. In all,
there were 52, sepurate contrib­
utors with 79 different varieties
of flowers. Gladolias and dahlias
predominated, although there was
a generous sprinkling of other
choice bloopis.
The floral society, through Mrs.
Lewis H. Jacks, desires to express
Ito appreciation to. J. H. Sander
for the palms loaned .for the ex­
hibit as well as to the individual
contributors whose
cooperation
made the exhibit such a success.
Tourists from California and
other states declared it oue of the
finest flower shows they had ever
seen and admitted tt compared
favorably with exhibits held in
manjr» of the larger cities. The
artificial pond containing
the
lilies exhlhlted by Mrs. Frank Jor­
dan held an especial appeal for
the visitors.
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Amend Present Law at
Session Next Year
SALEM, Ore., July 24.— E lin
Ination of Justice courts In all
county seats and the establish
ment of district oourta with, law
yera elected as Judges, will be
proposed in a )>ll lnow being pre­
pared here by Braaler C. Small,
Justice of the peace for the Ba­
the legislature at Its next acaaldn.
Is waa said that the bill haa
the support of t^e state associa­
tion of Justice* of the peace, the
Oregon state motor aasoclation.
and many other organisatloas.
The hili to he Introduced by Mr.
Small Is somewhat similar to the
one that created the district Judg-
shlpa In Portland a few years ago.
Under the provisions of the bill
only lawyers would be eligible to
serve ae Judges of the district
courts.
1
NEAR MYRTLE POINT
Falling Snag Strikes Clar­
ence Winkle. Causing
Speedy Death
M Y R T LE POINT. Ore., July 24.
fU FT— Clarence W inkle, aged 18.
of M ill Creek, waa killed at the
Gait logging camp 12 miles from
here yesterday when he was
struck In th« head by a falling
sqag. The heavy snag fell from
a height of 40 feet and struck
him in the neck. Hie neck was
broken and skull fractured.
The youth was rushed to a lo­
cal hospital but died as the «m-
bulance reached here. He ia sur­
vived by his parents on M ill
Creek. •
Commission Will
Investigate Park
Early Next Month
A presidential commission will
visit Crater Lake national park
And Diamond lake some time
next lnonth to determine whether
or not Diamond lake should Be in­
cluded in the Crater Lake nation­
al park reserve. News of the com­
ing of the commission was receiv­
ed here today from Superintend­
ent Thomson of the Crater park.
'Several federal officials
and
others under appointment by th©
president w ill be here and after
a thorough Investigation submit
their report to the president. Resi­
dent« o f thia section are believed
to be strongly opposed to putting
Diamond lake In the national
park.
Local Chamber of Commerce
to Honor Man Who
Aicbd Tax Measure
RESERVATIONS URGED
Only tOO Persona to be Accom­
odated; Noisy Welcome Home .
A Given
W illiam
H.
Gore,
pioneer
Jackson county resident, who«*
IndefatlguabiU efforts at Washing­
ton; D. C., aided materially in the
passage of the Stanfield tax re lie f
bill, will l>e tendered a compli­
mentary banquet by the Ashlands
chamber of commerce at the L ith -'
la Springs hotel next Tuesday eve­
ning.
Approximately 60 local
resi­
dents Joined in the noisy demon-;
stratlon at the Medford railroad
station this morning when Mr.
Gore was welcomed home from
the nation's capital. Band music,
shouting and other noise-making
efforts attested the genuine pleas­
ure of the people of Jackson,
county over the successful culmin--
atlon o( Mr. Gore’s efforts.
B id e t the terms of the Stan­
field measure Jackson county w ill*
receive more than 8760,000 Which
was lost to it in taxes when the
Oregon and California railroad
land grant reverted to the ¿overn-
ment.
Secretary
Fuller said thia
morning that the banquet for Mr.
Gore will be limited to 100 per­
sons, so those desiring to make
reservations are urged to do so
Immediately.
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TRIO Of AIEEGED
M A M E D
Pohcg Nab Young Boyi from
Burbank, Cal., on Tire
Theft Charge
Three boys from Burbank, Cal..
are In the city Jail here for the al­
leged attempted theft of a tire
from a car In front of the Civic
Club House. The boyg gave the
names of Robert E. Anderson, ag­
ed 17; Wallace Manning, aged
18; Vincent Weber, aged 17. The
Anderson boy takes al lthe blame
according to Chief of Police Mc­
Nabb, who.placed the boys under
arrest.
They boys are also alleged to
have driven north In a car on
which installments «were still due,
and the police received word from
a Los Angeles finance company
to hold the car for them.
Banch Burned by
Big Forest Fire
ASTORIA. Orc.. July 24.—
(U P )— A forest fire which started
on the Green Mountain Logging
company holding» In C 1 a t ■ o »
county reached serious propor­
tions yesterday whan it destroy­
ed a donkey «engine as well aa
buildings on a deserted ranch, ac­
cording to^rord reaching here
today. The fire is still eating Ita
way into tha green timber.
s D im m in g
Two sanitary and delightful
plunges are available to tour­
ist» and others who visit Ash­
land during vacation days. The
Ashland Natgtorlum, Just twe
blocks below the naw Lithia
Springe Hotel has two large
plunges always available.
At Jacksoa Hot Spriaga la a
large open a ir plunge with
bubbling mineral water.
Oat tha habit of a daily awtaa
in either of these plunges, t t
will keep you At daring thcan
summer days.