THE WEATHER ,
Oregon — Local « d a s today.
Cloudy tonight'and cooler Thurs
day.
BE OPTIMISTIC
The Ttdmps Ha» Been A thlm d’s
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If you believe in Ashland strong”
enough,- the town is sure to proa-;,
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V O L. L
ASHLAND, OREGON,
IM M O
MALONE
URGENT NEEDS
WILL HAVE VARIED
ihdèd
E X H IO SALEM OF HOSPITAL
ENLARGEMENTS
ARE OUTLINED
Improvements Costing >200,-
000 Recommended by
City Official
KESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1926
Heroines
Kansas Flood
PLANNING FOR
REAL ECONOMY
Diversified Farm ing W ill be
Featured a t Oregon
i t W eek
F air N ext
Superintendent of Local In
Visitor« to the Oregon
state
stitatiou Addresses W o
fa ir at Salem next week w ill see
m en’s Civic Club
one ot the -finest display« of veg
REPORT IS OUTLINED etables, fruits and general diver« OTHER TALKS GIVEN
slffed -farming that was ever
w» 7
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t
Conaeil To Meet Again Thia Evpa- gathered In the state of Oregon. County
Health
Leaders And
* tag to Consider A ll
. .Others Address Big Session
This wag the confident assur
,
Proposals
,
Here Tuetwloy
ance of Ole Arnspiger, manager
of the Talpnt Irrigation district,
it Improvements and exten- and D. M. Lowe, who le ft • for (By Mrs. Grace E. Andrews)
P sionp to the city -water sys Salem this morning with a car An interested group ot women
greeted Miss Jean Altchison, sup
tem, exclusive ^of the pro load of exhibits from this sec erintendent
of the Ashland Com
tion. The displays from the T al
jected Ashland canyon dam, ent district filled a SoOthern Pa munity hospital, when she pre
were recommneded to the cific freight car and weighed sented its needs in the opening
city council last night by 8000 pounds.
address of a symposium on
The display of grains was de "H ealth W o rk.” the theme of the
Clyde A. Malone, ex-city
manager, who submitted an clared to be by far the finest Civic Club program yesterday These two telephone operators are the heroines of the dis-
extended report of his find which ever left this section and afternoon at the Civic Club bouse. astrous flood that sWept the town of Burlington, Kas., and
In % brief introduction,
Miss
contains 15 varieties of certi
Miss .lunie Chubb (seated)’ and
ings on the water situation. fied seeds. Th*
grain display. Altchison referred to the obser-! surrounding territory.
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The improvements suggest w ill be large enough to enter all i.ration of National Hospital Day.I Miss Lois Reed stayed at their switch boards to warn eiti-
ed by Mr. Malone would co st' departments at the fair.
j May 17, when open house was zens of the danger, although the water was 10 feet dee|
the city approximately $200,-i In addition to the general keP‘ at the hospital that the peo- in tfie first floor of the telephone exchange building.
000.
J dlversifled exhibit of the Talent P,e ot Ashland might acquaint
the display w ill Include themselves with the institution
The council will meet in section,
40 different varieties of home- and its needs.
special session again this prepared Jellies and an equal ( ‘W bst we need, first of all, Ruins of Jewish
evening to consider these number of Jars of fruU which s aid 'th e speaker, "is the in ter
proposals and take • some were canned by Mrs. D. M. Ix»we. est of the women of Ashland, in Settlement Found
definite action. The report A ll fruits and Jellies are strict the hospital. W ithout an in telli
By Archeologists
of the engineers on the pro- ly cold packed and were pul up gent interest, any appeal w ill fall
without the use of alcohol -or any upon deaf ears.
Last May, 48
Property Damage in Coast
iwsed dam in the canyon other preservatives.
ladles called during the reception
JER USA LEM , Sept. 22.— Dis
City is Huge, Says
probably will not he submit
hours. Next May we hope to have covery of the ruins of the first
Radio Dispatch
ten times that number.
ted before next week, it was
Jewish settlement in
Palestine
“ Second, an X-ray machine. A t has lieen made by an arrheloglcaf
NEW ORLEANS, La., Sept. 22.
stated last night.
THEJATALfflES
EXPORTS 10 ORENT
First among the recom
S H O liM H M
mendations in the Malone re
present, patients have to be taken
down town and carried up a flight
of stairs for the X-ray examina
tion. A portable one'is needed;
to give the examination with the
minimum of exertion for the pa
tient.
On Crowson H ill
port was the construction of San Francisco and Seattle
Both Affected by W ar
the auxiliary reservoir on
fare in China
Crowson bill at an estimated
Hospital Growing
cost rtf $46.834.
"Third,
.
SXN FRANCI8OO, Sept. 21-----
---------“ a fracture bed for pa-
Extcusioits ami im pfote- Sjgi Francisco and Beattie. pro tients suffering from fractared
menfs
(of the present city
cit feeling the sharp plncCof the w a r * * ” ’*” ” ,g hard
on the pgnent
ents . tlf
hl
distribution system, whic h on the Yangtse river la Chinn and bard on the nurse to care for
ineane the laving of new
Port records reveal that im a patient w ith fractured bones,
pipes and mains throughout ports of a commodity that Is us using an ordinary bed. The best
the city, is also urgently re ed by manufacturers of paints, ! that may be done for him can not
commended.
This w o r k varnishes, floor coverings and be given under those circum
stances."
would cost .approximately water - proofing
specialties
$94,379.12, it is declared in throughout the country, have "The hospital is a growing in
the report.
Perhaps you did not
fallen 50 per cent. The normal stitution.
Better Irrigation
import value was
21.000,000
a know
It,
but last
month there
were 28 patients and but 22 beds.
An expansion of the pres month.
There
were 47 operations. Cots
ent irrigation system within
The Mercantile
Trbst
com-
the city is’ also needed if f>any of California, which made were used for the extra Patients.”
Ashland’s water supply is the survey declares In its trade Miss Altchison concluded with
to take care of all needed, review that unless the China a stirring appeal for the club wo
Mr. Malone declares, and the troubles end and shipments are men to get behind the hospital
needed extensions along this resumed. these manufacturers and make of it what it may be
line will cost $21,870.66, is w ill face a serious shortage at come. The Civic Club, at its next
business meeting w ill bring the
his estimate.
the end of thé year. .
matter before its members.
Another m atter which has
Health Work Told
to do with the mineral water
Mrs. Bertha Denton. Ashland
pipe lines also was touchei
school
nurse, was the
second
upon. Repairs are needec
at the present time to the
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mineral water system, ant
hv the expenditure of ap
proximately $14,000, this
Case Discovered and Of
work could he completed ant One ficials
Fear Epidem ic
would insure an uninterrupt
May
Be Started
ed supply of mineral water
for years to come.
W ASHINGTON, Sept. 22.— T y
The enlargement of the phoid fever has appeared in M i
Persona Who Claimed
present lower reservoir, in ami.
Have Seen Her W ith
creasing its capacity from
h r. W illiam R. Redden, medi
Ormiston Called
1,800,000 gallons at presen ; cal advisor to the vice-chairman
to 2,300,000 gallons is an of the American Red cross, ad
ANGELES, Cal., epi.
other of his proposals. This vised Red Cross headquarters — LOS
( U P )-‘-Twelve
who
enlargement, together with here by telephone from Miami to claim to have seen persons
Aimee Semple
dam repairs and new in night that 22 wells had been dis McPherson and Kenneth Ormis
takes, would" cost $33,165. A covered with typhoid infection,
together at Carmel Beach
concrete by-pass to carry and that one case of the disease ton
have been summoned to appear
the creek around the reser had been reported.
Monday when the evangelist and
voir during flood period also
her associates w ill be given
is needed and would cost
preliminary
hearing on . charges
High School Team
$3600, the report stated.
of conspiracy to obstruct Justice
JIFHOB F E B IS
expedition from Berlin Univqrs*
•*<
ity, headed by Pror, E arnest Be íi4
Un. He declares that the rtiin is,
which are near Nablus, ,30 m ile*
north of Jerusalem, mark the site
of Abraham’s altar, used in the
sacrifice of Isaac, and also the
burial place of Jacob.
- Three persons were killed by
—
o
the
hurricane which blew for
ni
nearly 20 hours at
Pensacola
according to radio reports
re
ceived by the naval radio sta
tion here from the commander
of the Pensacola naval air sta
tion.
Property damage Is huge, ac
cording to thio report,
which
wiuen
j j ¿VI ur
standard Lhi Man r ®ald man*r boats
’*«■- « » * ,
W e i l T>
•
o
' three Jar<e
forelgn
"‘ earners.
WlH Ketire boon drJven aRround and all roads in-
I <p ‘ he city made Impassable by
CH.CAGO,
M .-T ,
•“
Thompson,
who came to
this
country from England when be
was a boy, worked his way
through school and started
his
career as a tank wagon driver,
will retire October 1, as General
Manager and member
of
th<i
board of directors or the Stand
ard
Oil company o f, Indiana
Thompson w ill be succeeded by
Amos Bali, his assistant.
The commander did not know
how many persons were Injured.
For many hours, a
100-mlle
gale prevailed, ihe report said,
and at its peak the hurricane
blew 120 miles an hour.
Bootleggers are about the on
ly ones who can afford to drink
and most of them have better
sense.
[Housekeeper is Given Added
f Duties in Order to Out
Down Expenses
Just Housekeeper
Her job has been s trlM jr that
of housekeeper, buying suppnes,
keeping up the linen and manag
ing the large establishment so
that Mrs. Coolidge could be free
to devote herRelf to the social
duties of her position, Her work
did not Include responsibility for
the sliver and other rousehold
property. Tifat was ln charge of
Major A rthur Brooks,-the presi
dent's valet, who died a few days
ago.
Tho Coolidges decided that as
her
Was so closely
ner regular work was
«non? n r
wen - m e
Charge of the silver and china
She will be placed under 210,000
bond, as has been customary Her
* < " will b .
2150 a month besides mainten
ance in the White House, where
she has a suite of rooms on the
third floor.
Pjenty to Do
Beirfft custodian of property
means that she will have a list
of every Item of government-own
ed property in the executive man
sion and be responsible for them.
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The Tidings herewith presents
the views of various merchants
end business men who were se
lected at random
to express
their views on business condi
Federal
Juriat
Stricken tions at the present time.
Mayor Johnson — We
read
W ith Apoplexy a t Gear
dally of cities throughout the
hart Last N ight
country meeting catastrophes of
GEAR H A RT, Ore., Sept. 22.— major importance and being able
(U P )— Cberlee I .
Wolverton. to survive them and
rebuild
Judge of the United States dis themselves oat of the ruins. The
trict court, died here from apo news dispatches from stricken
plexy last night. He wee 76 years Florida this week bear out thle
of age.
statement. The fact that a few
Judge Wolverton was hare on railroad families have left Ash-
a vacation
H*M ^ L laad »• aot a catastrophe. I t is
In g in a chair
ftre-JIdthlB tf more than a minor fn-
place when h» suddenly slumped I dustrial. readjustment, and Ash-
forward. When friends rushed I Ian<f Is too wall situated sad tod
PASSES SUDKNLY
to his side he was dead.
| progressive to let the departure
Judge Wolverton formerly west °F a few families affect It. Busi-
sn associate Justice of the state n«88 !• good at the present time,
supreme court.
He was ap-! an<‘
continue to be so. 'T o
pointed to the federal bench In
mind, Ashland has nothing
1902.
t0 fear.
H. G. lenders, Jr.-— The depart
ure of the railroad men and
| their families will affect us on-
, Ijr In a social way. We are los-'
log some mighty good cltisons.*
but from a business standpoint;
Ashland will not
be affected?
Three)
Many
new
families
have moved
Postm aster General New
Gives Address at Kansas here this summer to bocotno
permanent
residents.
Those
City Meeting
families will more than offset
KANSAS C IT Y ,
Sept. 22.— the railroad families which have
In addition, the normal
H arry S. New, postmaster. gen left.
eral of the United States, made school will open its doors next
an appeal for greater economy week with between 200 and 30A
to offset the rilin g costs of’ post students. This is certain to
all
al service, in an .address here bring increased business • to
Tuesday to the National Associa linos of activity, i t ia a face
tion of Postmasters, meeting in th a t our dry goods and women'*
wear business for August thia
annual convention.
percent
According to. New’« statement, year was 25
Ihe expenditures have I n ' the than it was in August a
last eight years increased more ■go. This, to my mind, is
than 21.000.000,000
and still Hcient proof that Ashland
forging ahead satisfactorily
greater expenses are expected.
In 1890. ' New said, "the per will continue to do so.
L. L. fwedom— Aa a matter of
capita aiponditure for stamps
was 00 cents; now *tt Is 25.85." fact thia ts an automotive erg,
Automotive transportation
has
been increasing year for year
during tho past six years and wl)J
continue to increase during the
next few years. This, naturally,
will minimise the affect of ra il- "
road changes, and Ashland has
VOUNO8TOW N, O„ Sept. 22. , nothing to fear because a few em-
-(U P )— Twenty persons were PloX«« a id tbalr families havd
injured, q n . probably fatally b**n
been frana
transferred by the South-
when an explosion wrecked the #rn rnelflo.
these fam -
Youngstown
Grocery
|
Grocery company
c o m p a ,,,M
n y , bare
&■*< gone
to Klamath Falls,
and three adjoin
adjoining
residence« i wh,ch
which
is essentially a
in g, residences;
is
boon
here today. A fter extinguishing t0* n .
They are learning that
the flames that broke out, fire- orer there they are being charg
men started digging for bodies ed higher prices for commodities
which might be buried under the than they were here. They begin
ruins.
to realise that Ashland Is a sate
and conservative place to trado,
and already some of these fam
ilies are returning kero to do
their
trading.
I cannot see
where tho railroad change »honte
IlliW Olutm mta..
^na
PLEA FOR GREA 1ER
El
Many Injured’in
Store Explosion
Meters Needed
Showing Üp Good
Although he did not urge
Legion Will Get
J '
its inclusion on the general
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w a t e r improvement pro Russell Crlpe, new athletic
Returns of Fight
gram, Mr. Malone declared coach for Ashland high school.
a city-wide svstem of water Is much pleased with the pros
By Its New Radio
meters is needed if the water pects for this year’s football
supply is to be judiciously team, and be Is putting the high
conserved. To meter the city school squad through some bard
Members of the Ashland Amer
would cost $35,000, he said, paces getting them in readiness ican Legion post' expect, to get
hut this could be done grad for the season.
a ll returns on tho DUmpsey-Tun-
ually out of the earnings of Crlpe la teaching his charges ney battle over their new radio
the water plant. He quoted the Notre Dame formation and tomorrow evening. The- radio
statistics to show where gMfts and thus far is making mt. arrived this week and B ill
metering would reduce the marked progress w ith his new Sams Installed It ln quick order
water consumption m ater ■W e of play.
last evening.
The Legionnaires
ially. He further quoted fig
Local fans who have seen the got all the coast stations
last
ures showing that Ashland’s boye in action predict that Ash might, and expect to tune In on
present water rate is from land high will have a strong one of the stations about 5:30
25 to 05 percent lower than teem In the Held this fall and tomorrow evening and the big
other cities of the state with will be a real contender for fight returns. A ll legion mem
a population of 3000 or Southern Oregon high school hon ber. are laylted to be' present
ors.
more.
and get the results.
Going of Railroad Fam ilies
SO M ERVILLE, N. J., Sept. 22.
W ill Not Injure Ash
—^-Ralph V. Gorallne, vestryman
land, is Belief
In the church where Dr. Edward
CAL QUITE CAUTIOUS Wheeler H all was pastor more OPTIMISM PREVALENT
than four years ago. must tell
Since Death o f His Valet is Con
all he knows” of the Hall-M ills Coming of Nornui| School WiiJ
sidering (Jetting Along
murders or be, indicted for per
More Than Offset S. P .’ ,
Alone Now
jury. State Senator Alax Simp-
Leave-Takings
Son, special prosecutor in the
case, announced Monday night.
W ASHINGTON, Sept. 2 2 — The
Although Ashland people gen
“ I am satisfied with Gorsllne’s
Coolidges are introducing another
erally regret the going of a num
story,” Simpson said. " I have no
bit of housekeeping economy in
ber of railroad families as the re
tified him he has Just 24 hours
the W hite House. Instead of hav
sult of curtailment of the South
to make a complete statement as
ern Pacific operations in this
ing a special custodian for the
to what he saw and heard at the
city, from a purely
business
presidential china, silverware and
time of the murder. Unless ho
furnlshlngg, this function w ill be
standpoint, the shifting of rail
does-so. I will lay the esse before
road employee to other cities
taken ° vef by the housekeeper, the
grand ju ry.”
has not affected this city ln a
El,en A' R1,ey- who W,H con
Four years after the crime,
business
way.
¡¡¡J“6 her regular work ln addl Gorsline admitted he was ln Do
The re-establishment of the
° ”he was appointed executive Russeys lane, where Dr. Hail and
Southern Oregon normal school
Mrs. Eleanor Mills were slain, at
will more than offset the going
housekeeper last June, succeeding
the time they were killed Oor8‘
the Southern Pacific families,
Mrs. Ella Jaffers, who had the
he/ ou»d not identify t h . merchants generally are agreed:
Job 18 years. Miss Riley form er
nr the
th<* figures
n»»,—
.v
.
•
voices he heard or
ly managed the cafeteria of the
while the natural growth ot the
which crossed the path of light
city during the past summer has
Boston department store owned
cast
by his automobile head
been such that business not only
by the president's intimate friend, lights.
will go along twe same as usual
Frank W. Stearns, and he recom
but will likewise show an in
mended her.so highly to Mrs. Coo
crease.
lidge that she was hired.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
r
Ralph V. Gorsline Directed
to Unfold Story of HaUa-
Mills Murder
AFFIRM FAITH
IN HOHE TOWN
Sent to Prison
For Auto Theft
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PORTLAND, Ore., Sept.
Wallace Babin, 17, who
guilty tb driving a stolen
from Oakland, Cal., tq Ashland,
ruu.
waa sentenced to IS months la a those
reformatory Tuesday by Federal
Judge Bean.
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