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V M ALARIA GERMS Cannot survive three months in the rich ozone at Ashland. Pure dom estic water helps. The Tidings Has Been Ashland's ASH LA N D CLIMATE ? thdut the use wf medicine cares ae cases out o f ten of asthma, nis is a proven fact. newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years Wire S avie«) ▼OU xux — A S H lÁ ijD , OBBOOK I'HIDAV, AUGUST 27. 102« FRANKLIN BAI OPEN HOUSE N E W ELEC WASHINGTON, D. C., A uk . 37. (V P) (TnSnBBjJ f! John Ilodg. rrs, «aval aviation hero ami de- ■cendaaf o f one of the m o s t femoos naval faillites In the na tion, died in a naval hospital at. Sixth Anniversary o f Suf- 4 oklock this afternoon from ln- Ted Montgomery W ill Be Jnrles sustained at i:8 0 p. m. to rage Is Celebrated in « Honored a t Meeting day at Philadelphia. U. S. Today * This Evening Announcement, of his death NOTED A CHIEVEM ENTS was made by the navy department here. Commander Rodger*, pi SA V ED W ORKER’S LIFE Great E quality Is Aim of loting a. Coight speed plane, crashed Into the water landing Copco Em olove Is Second in Organizations— M any State to Receive the near th4 Philadelphia airplane Hold Office Coveted Award factory. f * ' s NO. 304 many miners faleouiïmentáre dead lu When the new machinery n o < ® r weigher aiyl flour «liter, mak- belng Installed. U »11 in place a n d h ig the bake «hop electrically op working smoothly, the PranktinBvated throughout. Bakery, owned by O. M. F r a « k -g a « a result of the ever Increas- Un, will be one of the finest attdB tg business of the bakery, he best equipped bakeries In tfceBs putting on a new Graham truck, A t Least Forty-four Known state outside of Portlands Ithe flrat of the week, which has To H a v e Been K illed Within the, next few days Mr.Ja special baker’s body. The truck ' , In B last Franklin plans to hold a puM ej win go as far south as Yreka and reception at bis bakery and tfc-fMontagne dally, delivering bread RECOVER 30 BODIES vitq aU Ashland residents to fh-bastrlos, cakes, pies and all other spect the new electrical macJtia-Droducts of the-shop. Cause of D isaster Is N ot ery and see fo r themselves J u s t l M r. F ranklin dame to Aahlan l Known; Rescue Crews Still A t Work Star Medford Pitcher Quits Ashland Team Is Made Stronger Steiwer Repudiated In For In a frantic effort to stave off mal Statement Issued the Medford baseball club yeater-1 In Portland day offered Klamath Falls every] I ---------- inducement for the "borrowing” MAY RUN INDEPENDENT of Pitcher Street of the Pelicans' — 1..... - •* to pitch against Ashland at thé Defeated Senator W ill Give fair grounds next Sunday, Answer N ot Later Than But their efforts-w ere futile. Bert Copk. director of the Klam ath ball dub. told the Medford P O R T L A lW J l^ a U g 27.-— manager to go jump in -Bear (U P )— S e n a t f J ? N . Stan Creek, or word« to like effect, so Medford Is now wondering just field today repudrated his en how bad it is going to be beaten dorsement of Frederick Steiwer because of alleged unfair mgthode next Sunday. ' during the primq^y: campaign. I Pitcher Phillips, who twirled Medford to three successive v ie -1 In a prepared statement given for tories. has jumped the club and publication today. Senator Stan left for part unknown. It is re field mentions the fake yellow ported a matter of salary caused ticket, saying'' Its sole purpose thcAy rift. Medford now realizes was to Injure him and other can > th)(l it made a bad mistake in 1st-: didates. He does not charge Steiwer ting Phillips go, and it is now en deavoring to sign up some other] with being directly responsible pitcher in its determination to for the fake yellow ticket hut In best Ashland. It has only Foley timates the winning nominee and Rchoeni to do the pitching, knew something about it. and both these hurlera have been *’ Senator Stanfield declared he knocked-.off the slab by Ashland has been considering the urging of friends that he become an In players. The Ashland team has been dependent candidate for senator, greatly strengthened. Suther and will make a decision for or land, who Is eligible to play Sun against It by not later than next day, arrived last night and work Tuesday, He explains his repudiated of ed out with the local team. He Steiwer by the declaration that will be a nice pleasant surprise for the Pear Pickers. A new in- he did not know at the time that fielder. also eligible to play, will unfair methods were being used be here for this final league game against him while he was In Washington attending to the peo o f j h e season. ple’s business. The game will he played at the Jackson, county fair grounds. starting at 2:30. It ought to be cne of the most pleasant Sunday afternoons Ashland ball fans KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Aug. BY JULIAN M. SNYDER 87 (U. P .)— Ted Montgomery, 26, (IT. P. Staff Corerspondent) son of Mrs, Minnie Montgomery, WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.— (U- will receive one of the most cov J*) leaders of women's organ eted of awards when the Samuel izations celebrating the sixth an Insult gold medal is pinned on niversary of the enfranchisement .his chest tonight In the chamber of women In this country today of commerce rooms, as a token for pointed, with pride to their polit ical achievements during the last saving the life of Walter Fol- she years, appealed to women I som last summer. --Montgomery throughout the nation to Join in and Folsom are employes of the the movement for greater eqnab California Oregon Power company. Ity with men and warned the na- S. M. Bullls of Medford, In charge tlon that women now have the 8EATTLE, Wash., Aug. 27.— of safety first work, will award power to Institute a "political Back of the scenes in Mayor Ber the medal. house celaning.” Although Samuel Insull, who tha K. Landis*, play entitled I Although the end of six years A t Gold HUI and l^OS ANGELES, Aug. 27.—Col. -^Cleaning up Beattie’’ moves a j awards, the medals for valour to oP enfranchisement finds the lew R oad Planned men who save the lives of those R. Boyd, veteran Salvation Ar- man In a black derby. women divided Into at least two Shortly y worker of southern Californ Success of the campaign to en . who have suffered electrical major camps— the League of ia, will assume command of the force the prohibition law with nV, . shocks, will not be here In person, PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 27.— Women Voters and the Woman's t he will be here in spirit, when army’s activities In the Hawaiian most rigor here will depend to a Party— both sides Jlew with pride (U P )— Bid« for approximately 42 islands in October. large measure on this derby th e . sixth Insull medal Is given miles of new highway work wore the achievements of women In The appointment recently came crowned individual. Sergeant J. to Ted Montgomery. the political arena. opened at a meeting of the state from Commissioner Adam Gifford L. Zimmerman. By Delegation What They Have Done highway commiaMon here yester Zimmerman is a square jawed With Buhls, who will award the day afternoon. On the Lakvlew- of San Frnclsco, and Col. Boyd Summed up their • achie”- has already resigned his post man whoae name strikes terror In medal, will come a large delega- rr.ents are: Klamath Falls highway proposals here. He had been divisional to the hearts of Seattle’s boot . tlon of Medford Residents who are completed this highway in Lake Women in legislature in 27 commander since 1918. leggers. He spends long periods affiliated with the California Ore county. states, total— 133. conferring with Chief of ,'Police gon Power company. It Is prob Col. Boyd entered the Salvation Bids also were opened for a Two women governors—Nellie W. H. Searing and a dally report able that Howard Bynan, the only Army at Hastings. Neb., thirty-one new bridge on the Pacific h igh Ross, Wyoming. “Ma” Ferguson, of Zimmerman’s activities finds man In Oregon to receive the In years ago. way gt Gold HUI. Texas. I H en ry G afford, F arm lta way across the hall from the sull medal, will be among the Half a dozen women In Con- P a y s P e n a lty T o r I police Chier« office to that of Medford delegation. Bynan saved gw «. - ing Employer Seattle's woman mayor the life of Bert Green. Klamath A woman on the Supreme Court bench In Ohio. Falla resident, in 1924 when FOLSOM PRISON. Cal.. Aug could ever expect tp enjoy, as tlje Numerous women mayors. «Green and Bynan were employed 27.— (U P )— Henry Gafford. 63 dope sheet looks bad for the Pear In the power hoase here. Women In Polities negro murderer pf John G. Scott, Pickers from start to finish. Montgemery Is receiving the In Miss Belle Sherwtn, president 20-year-old Wasco farmer, wns Ghi**«4ro P<4i<se Seeking To sull medal Friday night because of the National League of Women Radio seta, steam shovels and hanged here at 10 o ’clock - this Have Vaino hl* Loot of his actions during the i Voter«, In a statement written for dynamite helped to put through morning. Approximately 20 Wit BOYERSTOWN, Identified of 1926. the United Press today, said: ? Pn time the largest railroad con nesses were present. Twelve, 27'.— (UP)— A c “The most significant result of Pronertv Damage W ill Be Montgomery and Folsom struction job of the decade, com- minuter and 46 seconds later he $4,000,000 in Louisiana six years of woman suffrage la the tearing down an old power II pleiion of which is now being was pronounced dead. NEW YORK. Aug. 27.— Jewel Storm woman voter’s contribution to the Ninth and Lincoln streets ry valued at »100.000 is being ex r celebrated throughout Oregon, ac Gafford had been working for open mind in politics. Woman’s the old wire came i hibited at police headquarters for cording to Geo. W. Boschke. Scott and shot him when he could Levi8tban, Largest. S entrance Into the political field a high tension wire Inspection of all who have been not stand what he said was con , chief engineer for Southern Pacif- 2300 Afloat- One of Those also has created a new conception , 1c Company. tinual nagging. He left with a robbed during the year. body Advertised ' of what to vote for. It has become The gems were seized when Er During the past three years circus but was later arrested at , rendering him unconscious. a political habit for them to study nest Belmont and WUUam^Jacohe. more than 70 radio sets were in Aberdeen. Wash., and hrotignt Back to Life candidates of all parties, the mer WASHINGTON, D. C„ Aug. 27 owners of a Jewelry store, were constant use in isolated construc here for trial. Over Folsom's apparently life- its of all campaign Issues and the tion camps along the route of the (U. P .)— The United tates Ship arrested on an indictment charg t less body, Montgomery worked for election laws themselves. , now »39,000.000 main line built ping board at a special meeting ing them with reeciving stolen 145 minutes alone, at the time "The first six years of wo i to shorten the distance between yesterday hfternoon authorised goods. watching the high tension wire man suffrage mark no new era In; San Francisco and Portland, and advertisements for bids for the that someone in the gathering definite results at the polls, be-1 to open many thousands of acres sale of 11 great liners of the Un crowds would not come in con PENDLETON, Aug. 27.— Of cause of the woman vote. But here Of valuable timber and farm Ian 1 tact. At the end n t «ha» ited States lines and the Ameri ficers of the Pendleton post of and there where w ynen have'reach »4,009,000 to development and settlement. can Merchant lines,' and for the the American Legion and police taken the leading part In local Each camp possessed from one to sale of the Agammenon and Mount authorities today were engaged Estate Valued A* Manv Mil elections, the result has been a po I eight powerful radio sets, Vernon, passenger ships now laid in -«^search for a thief who stole lions So’irhf. Bv Coast litical house cleaning. j "Throughout the summer and A new five-tube radio set will up. The United States lines In a brieTcase containing records of Peonie Claims of League fall of 1924,” Barchke said, "an clude the Leviathan, largest ship arrive here next week for the lo proceedings of the Idaho Legion The League of Women Voters average of 3,000 men lived and cal American Legion post and will’ afloat. convention hlch was Jnst closed at has no national membership list worked in the depths of the wild lie set up at the poet quarters In Lewiston. hut the total membership is esti erness penetrated by the new line.] the armory, It was announced to mated at about 1.000,000. The and radio was a principal source | day by Commander John E. End League claims among Its achieve of entertainment. In some camps ers. The radio was won by the ments an increased woman vote rough dance floors were built and legion members by procuring 40 and the adoption of the world the men danced nightly to music, nix-month subscriptions to a San court resolution. of orchestras playing anywhere; Francisco newspapers. The mera- The Woman’s Party, smaller, from San Francisco to New ¡York.' Medford Is to have a new daily hers did not go out of their own SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.— more militant and radical, is at "Radio brought the most re newspaper shortly. The Jackson organisation to get the needed With the finding of a card, in a mote camp into Instant contact odds with the League over the CHICAGO, Aug. 27.— Subacri County News, In its issue toduy subscriptions. coat left In a state rqom of the with the news of the world.' Not question of “equal rights In Indus tlons are being made In the fo announces Its plan to publish a river steamer Navajo authorities ed preachers, famous musicians. I try.” The Woman’s Party, which elgn quarter for the erection of dally morning newspaper, start T?«-* r»r» c lc TvXQVQf Wednesday believed they had has a memlbershlp of 26,000 teachers, prize fights, 'bed time statue to perpetuate the memoi ing probably Oct. L New equip wants no legal discriminations In of Mike De Cicco, beer baron an Identified the malt missing from •torfes and Jazz bands, nightly ■ ment is now on the way to Med the vessel as W. J. Wilkeson, Ab provided entertainment and in-1 Industry favorable to Women be gangster head, who was recent ford and the dally paper will be erdeen, Wash. ■traction for engineers and labor-, cause It argues such laws "legls-i killed In a street gun duel.. started as soon as it arrives and late women out of Jobs.” An em-j ora miles distant from the nearest ran be Installed. ployer will hire a man rather than village as. Work on the new Cas The United Press and United comply with such legislation, It cade Line as rushed to comple Funeral services for Mrs. Bull News wire services have been claims. Leer, who died In a Medford hos procured. L. B. Tuttle will have tion.” "We want equal rights with pital last Saturday night, will he charge of the editorial depart men In every field,’’ Miss Edith held from the Chambers Funeral ment C. A. Swigart of the busi Ainge, treasurer of the Woman's parlors, 248 Kllllngsworth Ave., ness office and James W. Young, NEW YORK CITY. Ang. 27.— Party told the United Press. "We Portland, next Monday, according the mechanical department. Dan HOUSTON, Tex., Aug. 27.__ (U P )— Gertrude Ederie, woman favor a woman for president. At to word received by local friends Bowerman will continue as city While driving home with a team swimmer of the English channel, least hair of the cabinet should he of the family today. Burial will editor of the dally. of oxen and a load , of hay, a came home today. A crowd of women. We should like to have be in a Portland cemetery. Plans for-^a^ general water lightning bolt struck the pltcJi- 60,000 people w a/m assed at Ba‘- an equal number of men and wo meeting at which all the proposed fork of Amos West, farmer, sett Park to shout a wnlcomo men In Congress.” Improvements contained in the ing fire to the hay, and knocking to her. Gertrude cried from nerv projected »600,000 bond Issue West seneeless. Although he es ousness and said: “Is this for me’ LOS ANEOLES. ,Aug. 27.— co'nld be discussed were tentative caped injuries from the bolt, he t can't believe U?” Pretty 26-yesr-old Gene Ander ly suggested at the Klwanls club was nearly burned to death be son, charged with Issuing worth- luncheon today npon. The meet fore he was rescued. THE WEATHER le a checks, begged officers to ing probably will be held early KLAMTH FALLS, Ore.. Aug.' for ' Oregon— Fair tonight and Satnr- send her to San Quentin prison A culling demonstration was (YRGUH FOR CARRIERA next month. Mayor Johnson was day except Cloudy near coast. without unnecessary delay be given at the Smith Quality Poul 27.— Illustrative of the fart that Kenneth Green o present and urged a-solid vote for Warmer In the Interior, Gentle cause she had "a lot of girl try farm on Oak street this after Klamath is truly, on the edge of Barb<r' the »6000 street fund bonds at! The Tidings w ill Issue coast wind«. noon by Prof. Crosby, poultry the "last frontlra” with wild life] friends there.” Its paper at noon tomor the special city election next experts from Oregon Agricul Abundant, is the discovery early F o r g O t N f l l CHILLCOTHE, Mo., Ang. 27.— Wednesday. row In order that all the ” tural* College, aad a general meet this morning by a city patrolman What Is believed to be the «park k n Intelligence test was given carriers might attend the I n tC ll ing of a poultry raisers will be of a fat quail which had come to that will «tart a conflagration waa members tdtflay In a set of writ Sells-Floto circus at Med held at the cUy hall at S o'clock Its death over paved streets by - «track here today when the Liv ten questiones propounded by the ford In the afternoon as this evening. Problems of var plunging headlong Into thol ------ While yon «re a g n a t in our Mtv. he eertetn to vitslt Llthln ingston county democratic com program committee, _ of which guests of The Tidings. ious kinds confronting poultry- brightly lighted windows of the] CAMBRIDGE. Park, a playground of many «eras, with the main entranos mittee adopted a resolution favor Jack Edwards is chairman. Many; Free circns tickets are be men wjll he discussed and ex Link River Electric company, j — Because he epi at the F l« n . where Nptnre’p deepest beautla are found ing Senator James A. Reed for of the anewera were Vuguwons ing given to every Tidings along the walks that lead yon through the forest border- Seventh and Klamath. The bird last name of his plained by Mr. Oroeby. the democratic presidential nom and provoked considerable en-i carrier. was «till warm when picked up tonto Amaral. 29, ination in 1928. Joyment ? ; by the officer. marriage lleeeae. ( alvation Army Worker To Go To ' Hawaiian Island t Expensive Casket Radio In Wilds For Valentino Is Helps Sail Work Sent to New York Legion Records Taken By Thief ion Post to Have Radio Chicago Gangster To Get Monument Missing Man Is Now Identified Admiral Barber Poison Victim Farmer Burned By Gertrude Ederle Returns to U, Lightning Flash Pretty Prisoner To Join Friends In State Prison Reed Candidacy For President Gets New Start VISIT LITHIA PARK Quail Is Killed Poultry Matters Against Window Being Discussed