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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1927)
CALIFORNIANS STUDY ROADS Estelle is Can Delegation ing State Buslness men of the Sacra mento Valley district In Californ ia, Interested In the development of highways are planning a high way trip through this section of Oregon and w ill reach Ashland Wednesday, July 20, according to a communication received by J. H, Fuller, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. ' 1 ' The itlnlary starts from Sacra- mchto tomorrow, July 18. The party will reach Ashland at 4 o’clock Wednesday and are to meet a group of Ashland folks at the Lithia Springs hotel for a short session. They leave Ash land for Grants Pass' where fol lowing a dinner meeting they will return to Ashland and spend the night at the Lithia Springs hotel here. Thursday morning they leave for Klamath Falls. x Mr. Fuller urges that anyone Interested In highway develop ment join the group which will meet the Californlanp on their visit here. ' ’ Further details for their re ception are to be worked out at the luncheon meeting of the board of directors of the local chamber. SLEEPING SICKNESS AND . CRIMINAL TENDENCIES LONDON— (IF)— Do the after effects of sleeping sickness pro* mote criminal tendencies? This question occupied the majority of the annual report of the' Scot tish Board of Health. Scotland has -a large number of cases on record and great stress Is laid on the grave after effects of this disease. Many pa tients who have recovered from this ailment arc now mentally abnorihal. Youths who were former pa tient« now show marked criminal tendencies, and are described as "a source of trouble to the po lice,” “ bad tempered and vlo- OLMSTED GETS SAN FRANCISCO. July (IPX.-— The UgJLted States circuit court of appeals today affirmed the conviction of Roy Olmsted, Seattle, and denied a re-hearing of the case based on Olmsted’s conspiracy to violate the pro hibition laws. . HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. Jnly 18.— (IF)— Managers of contender« la baseball, football and other sport* lag events may have hectic tlwpe trying to bring their entry to a championship, bat their troubles cannot be compared to the men* tai strain under which the wife of dn ex-champion labors as her hus band attempts to fight himself back to the tap of the pugilistic heap. This opinion is advanced by Estelle Taylor, prominent motion picture actress and mate of Jack Dempsey, once known as the “Manassa Mauler." For never wan anyone so bar- ressed— so subjected to pressure as the beautiful Estelle, she wUl tell you. Does she go te s re mote beach, as she did Sunday, to escape an Inquisitive world, someone Is sure to single her out and ask her opinion of the relative boxing merits of her hns- QUARANTINE ON MUSSELS Following Death of Sixth . Victim, Health Depart ment Takes Action SACRAMENTO. Cal«, July 1». — (IF)— A state wide quarantine on mussels and* an order prohibit ing their, sale'were issued Mon day night by the state board of health. > • ‘ t The action followed the' death Monday of the sixth victim of mussel poisoniqg In the Sau Fran cisco hay region. The quarantine 'Will prevail until the state bacteriologist has definitely determined the cause of the poison in the shellfish. PICNIC DINNER IS DISTURBED Mill Hands Were in Midst of Picnic Party When Mill Burned , Most of the employees of the Harrah-LaBare lumbqr . n l 1 1 which burned to the greeqA 'fene- day, ♦ere at a picnic« qunrtAnqf a flrtie from the fire occurred, accordlhg.ro J / y o i Harrah, manager of the plant. A brother of Mr. Havfeb owns a mill , quite near the one des troyed by fire Sunday, and em ployees of the two plants for eev- paeaing o f eotne loved one to th e E t e r n a l G a r d e n o f H e a t. ’In rafined surround- ■ -ing» we will render J I T U everu IdnA j f the DfiStpffey-Sharkey encounter arc InJ' . J ’ ll ti l B ef«s*h sn yoluVtary retire ment «tie'bzd the foiloAhig to offer on the outcome of the heavyweight battle the night of July 21: . ' x . Jack Dempsey Is In better phy sical and mental condition than he was fo r the Tnnney fight ih Philadelphia last fall and he* has not nndnr-rated Sharkey as he did the present champion, so Dempsey Should irln without any or much trouble. W hat makes her positive that he <jan conie back, however, is that he says ha can and “any wife w ill tell you that her hue- band can <fb anything he says he ‘ i . • ' fltí ; V i« w « ’- |arj i'l » r *1 1 I • R f 1 14 • V 1 .-i - ) ) 1 Consuelo Howerton is saying fc» her con versation w ith Fran k De Weege as they rest between swims a t Rockland Beach. eral weeks planned for a picnic for last Sunday« They had start ed with their families for the pic nic grounds and part of the ple nty dinner wan spread when the fire alarm was sounded. Approximately 26 laborers are thrown out qf work by the fire which caused such heavy< loss at the Harrah mill. Mr. Harah epoke In praise of the workmen who worked near the scorching blaze tearing away the tramway In order that the great pile of lumber valued at 210,000 might be saved. * Insurance w ill just about half cover the actual loss, Mr. Har rah stated. Nazimova, brilliant actress, writes: “ T h e Russian la d y— ah, how she de lights in the puff of a fragran t cigarette! A s a Russian I have tried them all— the cigarettes of Cairo, Paris, London, M a d rid — hut here in- m y adopted country, A m erica, I have fauna m y favorite cigarette 'T he L ucky Strike»9 In addition to its lovely fragrance an d wonderfulflavor it has no had effect upon m y voice—so even w hen I go abroad 1 carry w ith m e m y little trunkof Luckies —an d enjoy a puff from America»99 0L L E 6E FUN, SAYS'TEACHER Standards of Institutions of Higher Learning Mast Be Raised CHICAGO, July 12. — (IP) — ’’You th a, who go to college just fo r fun without regard for the aims of higher education must give w»y to earnest students who honestly seek to fit themselves for serious work. University of ficials have, agreed here. Of the 850.000 hoys' and - girl»' In th^, country who now attend colleges and universities, many go to the institutions for a few years of play before buckling down to work, and study just enough to “get by,” Arthur E. Morgan, president of Antioch Col lege. Yellowsprings, O., believes. He explained his views on college entrance to fhe institute foy ad ministrative officers of Institu- tlons of higher learning, which is In session here. “The standards of admission piust be raised— not to keep out any worthy boy or girl— but to discover those of earnest mind, who want to come to college for serious work to prepare them selves for an intelligent after life, not to have a few years qf play with just no thought of the future.” will find that Lucky mild and finest cinafettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Tufkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit ff J N o T h r o a t Ir r ita tio n - N o DYNAMITED BIG WHALE Phone 104 S a l m o n Trap Watchman Shot for Five Days, Then Blew Fish Up U. S. Royal Cord Tires Piston and Pins Rings J. P. Dodge & Sons Funeral Directors Day Phone 212. Night Phonee 221-L— 281-J Mra. Louie Dodge, lady assistant Valves Bearings Brake Lining Gears For quality, purity and flavor, always ask your grocer for < Ashland Creamery BUTTER Axles . FOR EVERY CAR Across from the Lithia S p r in g s Hotel c M ambwilain MY g o v i INTO MOVIES SOON ATTORNEY GENERAL WORK HON REFERENDUM | PARIS. July 1S.— (IF>— Clar ence D. Chamberlain iftay have decided by the tlmo he lands In New York Monday, whether he w ill become the first trans-At lantic movie actor. » Charles Lindbergh, asked to make a film, ’ said , he could neither dance nor sing, so would not act. Chamberlain said before he left Paris he wonld go in the films If he thought It would help him to get along In his chosen field— aviation. SALEM, July 19,— (IF)— The attorney general today completed the ballot title for the proposed initiative measure providing for uniform license fee of three dol lars lo r registration of motr ve hicles, not including trucks and emmercial cars. If a sufficient number of signatures are obtain ed to the petitions, the measure will go on the ballot at the gen eral election In November, 1922. At present the license fee la based on weight. W RANGELL, Alaska, July 19- — (IF)— A salmon trap watchman at Point Colpoys, P r i n c e of Wales island, popped away with a rifle for five days at a 4» foot humpback whale strander in hfo fish trap and at tqe end of the fifth day used dynamite. The, whale was hopelessly jam med in the trap, the reports re- cefafed here Monday night said. Batching is that summer period “ Some poor marksmanship and which a man looks forward to and Ignorance of the whale’s anatomy la darn glad when it’s over. kept him alive five days,” the trap watchman reported to his offices here. ”1 finally had to use dyna mite.” ' The whale la believed to have been loet from tow by small boats en route to the fertilizer On highway noar Chico Springs. The most talk plant at Petersburg. In some man ner (he monster «warn afoul of ed of resort in .the state. There must be a rea the salmon trap nt Point Colpoys. Aon I Why not come and see for yourself t t ta the first time a whale ever was eaught In anch a trap, so far ns Is known. Richardson Springs Lee Richardson, Mgr. “Nothing touched that aching spot until I used Foley Pills, n di uretic stimulant for the kidneys, with wonderful results. I ass so glad I can recommend them to others.” Baaed of hhr pain, health restored, Mrs. Ellen Relg- hard, of So. Fork, Pa., writes thia thankfully. Men and women ev erywhere use and recommend Foley Pills, diuretic, for kidney disorders, backaches, dull head ache and nervousness. Ask for Foley Pills diuretic and accept no substitute.— Sold everywhere. A n y uaed car seen fin oar floor is good for m ors than enough satisfactory miles to aasura tha ow ner o f his m oney’s w orth. You can always count on th a t RAX3V MOTOR 0Q. ie-is sown n r at.
