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Cnlverstty of Oregon Comr U L. Doiiulw, Llhrarlar AS WEEKLY TIDINGS VOLXLVI A8HLAND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29. 1922 NO. 13 1LAND I SIAGE SETTING TO WINTER EM NEARLY ENDED MERCHANTS TO DECORATE WIN DOWS FOR PERIOD OP DECEMBER 5-8 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NOW SELLING TICKETS LEGAL HOLIDAY' THURSDAY . . . Business firms, banking In- ' stltutlons and city offices In i tho city will be closed In gen- S eral Thursday, November 30, in 4 i observance of Thanksgiving Day. Those firms that remain t $ open for the most part' will S closo long enough to enable ev- $ ? erybody to take In the Ashland- t $ Medford football game. The 5 post office will observe the day, $ furnishing only the service glv- J en on Sundays. " Those having any publication t tliey wish printed in tL Ash ? land Daily Tidings are requested 1 to turn In their copy Wednes- 4 S day forenoon, as the Thursday f issue of the newspaper will be suspended. 484TH COMPANY ROUND I El KliUit Local People Already Eiilc ConUt with More Expected; Many, UunIiithk Firms Acquiro Mpaoe ir ' Booth; Rivalry Is Keen. In addition to the usual contest for booths at the Winter Fair, December, 6 to 8, the streets of the city will take on a gala appearance, and it Is expected the window decorating con test will be the occasion of much rivalry. The same premiums will hold good here as are offered for the booth prizes. Spotless windows are the first re nniHitA in the contest while adver- .i.i.,. viP nrleinalitv of display More than 500 rouuds of ammuni- and decorative Ideas in general will! tion were expended by. members of contribute to the success of the. prlzejthe 4S4th company at drill Monday winner. All business firms are ex-, night, when several contested In a pected to put forth a special effort turkey shoot, resulting in the win in arranging an attractive window, jnlng of several fine "birds." Inter whether they intend to enter thejest was so keen that the men con contest or not. itine1 f'rlne until after 1 o'clock The ticket selling contest Is now this morning, on, with eight students from Ashland! Several new members were re high school already at work. En-ceived into the organization, all new tries In this contest are still open,! men being turned over to Private according to J. H. Fuller, secretary) Hunnicutt for instruction. ; The of the chamber of commerce, and ; company was put through the school tickets may be obtained by culling at j of the soldier and the squad, wlth his office. Prizes otrered in this1 out arms, while Sergeant Sargent contest are $15 for the student sell-! demonstrated killing holds In hand ing the greatest number of tickets,, to-hand fighting. S10 for the second, and $5 each for The recently Installed canteen, nn the next five students in order. der Sergeant Wolcott Is reported to Those who have entered the contest j be living up to expectations, and is to date are Mary McKendree, Char- a"' very Interesting feature. A spe les Tilton, Therone Fairs, Walbertjcla drill for the new men will be, vim Dniinld Pnvder. Vernon: nem weiiiiusuijr ro:i.uB. ill ATI LANTH MONDAY Y SPIRIT INVADES ASHLAND ETING OF PHYSICIANS ROPIC MOVE- IS RESULTANT Campaign launched with generous contributions for the purchase of an ambulance to go with hospital equipment; every ;;JV citizen urged to get behind the movement and to help put it across. COMING EVENTS November. 2!) Maccnbees ! dance and feed. " Novomber 30, Thursday -r- Thanksgiving Day. 4 3 November 30 Med ford-Ash- 5 land football game. t December 2 Eastern Star $ Bazaar. December 2 Formal open- Ing Civic Club building. j December 5-8 Winter Fair. j December H Stewart Long, ?j lecturer, Lyceum course. i December 22. High school $! lip lino dacq AnpnoniMn I two Huuunumu TO INDICATIONS HOUSE SAID FAVORABLE TO MEASURE BY SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY operetta, "The Captain of Ply- mouth." ' MIDSHIPMEN ARE SCORED Phlpps, Frederick Johnson and Ken neth Hobson. Merchants who are making ar In the turkey shoot, five shots be ing fired from any position by each contestant resulted In the follow- rangements for booths to date are Ing men winning "birds ; the H. G. Enders company, Swenson First round: Wertz. Barnard. & Peebler, H P. Holmes. Rose Bros..1 Southard and Jalo competing, tied at Ashland Fruit and Produce company, 60 each. Tie was shot off, resulting tho Vining theater, Jordan Electric; In Wertz and liarnara tying ai ou, company, McNair Bros., J. P. Dodge ; with the otners nitung i ano & Sons, Ashland Greenhouse, and respectively. In shooting off this the Detrick Groceteria, Some ot the tie. Wertz won with a score of 60; county organizations such as the; Barnard scoring 48. county health association, the W. C. The second match was between T V., and others are planning on Barnard. Southard and Burns. Two booths. The entry lists have not yet, additional shoots were necessary, re becn closed, and additional firms can 'Bulling in a win for Barnard, place their names with the chamber! Jalo won the third match compet of commerce for booth space during' 'ng against Wertz and Southard, the Winter Fair. Prizes offered in Wertz and Barnard shot the fourth this competition are: $15. first; match Wertz winning rhrlstmaB turkey e a,,u met, southard losing oui oy a nar-; A: V ' In accordance to its policy of backing any . fopVement that is for Ashland and the" bet terment of the community in general, the Ashland Daily Tidings is glad at this time to announce that it is behind the Community Hospital and that it is highly in sympathy with the proposition of obtaining a Commun ity Ambulance for Ashland. - The Ashland Daily Tidings announces that it has contributed $100 to a general fund ; which. is being formed for the purchase of an ambulance to be used in connection with the Community Hospital. ' In making this contribution, the Ashland Daily Tidings takes the stand that an ambu lance is of vital importance to complete the equipment, of tho Community Hospital, and as a community proposition, every citizen in the district should be permitted to contribute to the fund. Donations for any amount desired will be received at the office of the Ashland Daily Tidings, and will be 'directed into the proper channels. Help make the Community Hos pital and the community ambulance commun ity property in fact as well as in name. Ashland is your city; the hospital is your hospital, and the ambulance will be your ambulance. OH BOY FOUND DEADINHOTEL 1 BY PRESIDENT HARDING Drunkenness Following Army-Nuvy Game Saturday Declined "Dis graceful"; Source of IJquor Supply To lit! Investigated by Denby. IS SEEKING UN Every city has a community spirit. Sometime it Is hard to Hud, but it Is always there. The things that and he volunteered to subscribe $100 mils may undertako to fit up and to a. fund to buy one. Others fol-j would charge nothing whatever for lowed ouicklv. and an tho fund him' Ma Inlinr Keup tnu spirit under cover are Jeal-j piled up In 24 hours as follows: Dr. Jurvla proposed to establish rled viw, uBuicion, seiuuuness, ami, ur. sweaenuurg $100 some Bpeclal apparatus to muke the LOS ANGELES, Nov,. 28. Detec tives are working on a clew which may reveal a woman In an effort to solve the mystery of the death yes terday afternoon of Vaden Elwynno Boge, world war veteran, ot Hllls boro, Or., found in a poisoned con dition In a hotel. It Is either a case of murder or suicide, police believe. Poison was found in the dregs of. a coffee cup. He ordered two meals brought to his room, where he had registered as "V. E. Boge and wife." There was no evidence of a woman In his room, and no one ever saw him with a woman. Ills mother In Hllls boro Is shocked, and says her boy was a "good boy." He was not mar- WASHINGTON. Nov. 28. The first test vote taken shows the house to be In favor of the ship subsidy bill by a majority ot 132 to 93. Representative Davis, of Tennessee, democrat, made the test by moving to strike out the provisions of the bill providing financial aid and as sistance for American ships. The majority for the amendment Indicates, loaders say, that sufficient strength has been gathered to pass the bill by a substantial majority tomorrow. Ashland Tidings most ef all, misunderstanding. But when folks meet face to face, man to man, and talk to each other righc out of their hearts, why, bless you, something .worth while follows. f' Something happened at a meeting yesterday in the Community hospital. All ;,th. physicians in town were there to talk things over with Jesse! O. A. Paulserud Dr.Marvls 100 . equipment of the uospitul still moro! HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO Dr. Woods 100 Jesse Wlnburn 100 100 G. S. Butler i00 J. P, Dodge & Sons 100 Bert Moses 60 complete, All ot which shows that the old order of narrowness, bigotry, self ishness, jealousy and suspicion which has so long kept Ashland In the town pump class Is now thrown Into GATHER AT Kl'GENE EUGENE, Nov. 28. Moro than 600 boys ot high school nge are ex pocted 'to gather In Eugeno Decem ber 1-3 ;i delegates to -the 'Older Murphy Electric Shop H s . . , . . 25 j the junk pile. -Our faces are turned I Bays' cotifureiui?' Vor Vestern tftti in iha a..ut ,.,h.H. ... I . ... . ""ivu iuo vaoi. n uvi n ma iuu cum hi un. until norn i irpirnti nmn iinnor rn mm-. Wlnburn, who now controls the hos-; c. L. Loomls 15 which is quite a different thine from ni of tlie Y. M r. A. Amonr the puai ana is puuing u inio snape as, Dr. A. E. Woods and family an- facing the west, where the sun goelspeakers will be Norman F. Coleman io maxe u me mosi complete ancrnouueert today they would give a down. raonern piace oi me Kind in souiuern concert in the near futuio, and turn With this new spirit showing with Four-L organization: Dr. Harold F. Portland, president of the Oregon Oregon The doctors shook hands with one lanco fund. another not a frigid greeting, mind j The T.dings Is behind this praise the entire proceeds into the ambn- a new administration coming into of- laniA fnn.l ! ...1.1. . i - , .. iiuo buuii, hum iuu uew noiei as' you; not a formal Joining of hands, accompanied by the stare ot a dead fish's eye; but a real handclasp warmed by warm blood. They agreed to work together like the Three Musketeers all tor one, one for all and the whole crowd for the good ot Ashland. Every physician and dentist is to enjoy equal prlvlliges at the hospital under its new management. There is to be no favoritism of any nature. Bowman, pastor of the First Prosby terlun church, Portland; J. W. Pal- sured, with a community house and mer, assistant secretary of the Port a community hospital that would bi.'lnnd Y. M. C. A.; Dr. E. H. Tenco, a credit to any place ten times the of Westminster Presbyterian church, worthy movement and will accept further subscriptions to the ambu lance fund. It Is estimated that It will cost $1100 or J1200. Some dis cussion was had as to tho most ad vantageous place to keep, the ambu lance. One suggestion was to use Jesse Wlnburn. instead of aiming! I W. Dillon, seerotnrv of the Orecon WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. Presi dent Harding Is determined steps wljl be taken Immediately to mnke Impossible a repetition ot the "dis graceful scenes" enacted at Phila delphia by midshipmen following tho Army-Nav football ganle last Sat urday, It was announced today. Corrective measures do not con template tho abolition ot the nnnutil classic It was f.tated. WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. "Shock ed beyond measure," ho siid, over the manner In which tho midship men of the United Stater, naval acad emy conducted themselves In Phila delphia after the Army-Navy game there Saturday, Secretary of Wa.r Deuby today ordered an Iiven;lgu tlon ttJ determine the"ouk'- of the liquor, which he admitted flowed freely. FARM POPILATION FOR 1020 GIVEN ItY DEIT. OK COMMKIH l the engine house, where It could bejhlm, as In the past, the prospects for operated on short notice by the fire our beautiful city are rosy with department. j promise. Then Dr. Swedouhurg said he Jesse Wlnburn Is the biggest asset would fit up one of the rooms In the Ashland ever had. In a very short State Y. M. C. A. at the Bervice of all members of the Cll DENIED REHEARING SALEM. Nov. 28. Husted Wal ters, convicted slayer of Jerome Palmer, Portland policeman, was de nied a rehearing on appeal of his case befori the supreme court. This ovhonat. ft (a loaf tatrol rauinrM nn. The young couple are said to be. on a short honeymoon trip to San, 0 11 1 " ll'V vu.iil. " .......... The crime was committed in 1920, and he was sentenced to hang on February 10, 1921. He was given ta stay of execution. And all this came about because there was no talking behind closed doors, no 2x4 "buck," no backbiting, no back yard or engine bouse g03slp One of the doctors said we ought to have an ambulance in Ashland, OREGON COWS RATE HIGH, SAYS REPORT FROM O. A. C. $10, second, and a Annnnnmam of the mmn forw aT- A return match, with professions on exactly equal terms the entire fair eefc will be made In; the same contestants . won by a day or so. Due to the success of Southard. Southard, shooting against " ' . ,,, w. . I Wertz, ost the seventh match, the 50 cent season ticket last year, .-... A T, ,, ... w mmmlttM Barnard, Southard and Jalo shot lT ""'It, :ian0 f a during the eight go. Jalo winning, lo adhere to the original plan or a, 6 .., ,.,. a . ...4 - inspired uy 1110 buuuuu, unv ui' BO cent season ticket this year. .! ' . T .. . , lenged Captain J. Q. Adams for I ASHLAND WOMAN IS lhe J REPORTED MARRIED Captain Adams met in the, final muicn Adams losing oui. Mrs. Almee Eiders, of this city, and H. S. Deuel, of Medford, were quietly married at Yreka, Calif., last Tuesday evening, according to information Just received In Ash land. Mrs. .fenders is well known in Ash land, having lived here for the past several years and has a wide ac quaintance over the city. Mr. Deuel is vice-president ot the P, k Deuel & Sons dry goods and clothing store of Medford. and is one of M.edford'8 most enterprising young business men All the facilities of the hospital arej hospital. Jesse Wlnburn said he' time, he has become one ot the really would fit up another and dedicate It, big men ot Oregon. It is our good to his mother. Dr. Jarvis stated that' fortune to have him make his home tlA BnJnBuA. t n .. . It.. I.' 1 1. 1. ...... Ul. t A LI. j nuuiu ciiiica.iM lu get uni D. flin lUCUS, U1S pi OKreSSlVUIieSS io it up a tinrd room, and Dr. S wed - Ills nationally known abilities as an enburg promised to muke a similar. advertiser, his all-round qulaltles as effort with tho Masons. ja "Go-Getter" and a "Doer," are at- Mr. Dodge agreed to furnish at: tributes that will add much to the actual cost all rooms wh!ch Individ-1 fame of this city. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvallis, Nov. 28 (Special) Out of 44,144 tests for tuberculo- W ASHING TON, Nov. 28. The de partment of commerce) announces that according to the fourteenth do- I.. I . I 1 i r 1 I nct ........ KiZB Of Whlotwl th n.Xl!, I,-. Pnrllnnrf. 1 f Moohnn ttv hni-B1 I eillllUI UUI1BUS, UIO lull" large and propitious. I secretary of the Portland Y. M. C. A. dwellera enumerated as of January And, most important of all with Dr. J. M. Walters, pastor of the,1' 1920' wore gfro"1,ed accf01'dlllg Ashland working hand in hand with1 Methodist church of Eugene, and W.8CX aud n8e as, 1 ' lemuies, xa,iii,-jji. i n der 10 years of age, 8,138,070; 10 to 20 years, 7,824,106; 21 years and over, 15,052,093. The farm popu lation comprises all persons actually making their homes on farms, re gardless of whether engaged In agri culture, together with farm laborers and their families living elsewnere than on farms, but not living In In corporated places. The box ratio for the farm popu lation In 1920 win 109.1 males to 100 females, as against a ratio of '"-""'"r " '"' ;0f the United States. In e-.erjr state day of thanksgiving and prayer, and tlireeWesl Vlrtlnit. Wyo- followlng the suggestion of the presl- . Ar,,nn0Mia rnl,n n, males to females was higher for iha Ml ISSUE s THANKSGIVING EDIT In accordance with annual custom dating back to 1863, ot observing cities. The oven is composed of MARSIIFIELD JAIL NEEDS three compartment with four heat-, NEW IRON BARS TODAY, 'lent of the United States, and Gov ernor Olcott of Oregon, Ashland MARSHFIELD, Or., Nov. 28. C. again will luy aside her busy cares ; farm population than for the total Ing units and each compartment is ....fiCu u u,mi w-; ----- w..8. .a, ...n .:I uu " pOpUttt0ni d,;sl,te th efact that the .lBiy ii u ine oven car- - - - 8 ' 0 ua 10 rem,er lnanKa ",r ulBj foreign born element, in which the 1 ,1 . 1 A I. i 1 n i . i 1 1 1 r r' .n i anrt wnnlarl In KaIIi CIhv. i.i.i . 1. , . . . . .1 ... : IDH a lUaU Ul 1 RUUWULLH Hill! IH . .u nM.w.i uuiu U.I.III ' III Ullll IU1VI1L U1KHHII1KM IIUHLUWCU UV H II . 1 - . . . n . ., , ... . - I . , 1 , niaies consiuuiiiiiij ounu inner ine sis among Oregon cattle only 406 re-J of three- phase connection, wllh a Ia,1(l Eugene on burglary charges, es-, omniscient Creator. females Is found mainly In the cities. ciors naa neen aiscoverea up to. voltage of 220. caped from the county jail at day- For all of those blessings, for our TMu ,.. ,hn( WrBat. ,,, , Thl. ..! .1 .....I.. ... . .. . . . lth If- j ....... I .. . . . " -B--' w. i iiib v iviu inn hi. ii'mi ill r i iia w i n rtron onn t n a nnnmni ah stna' iiu i .. rr i it w;im iiiii m suvn n n I 1 1 nrnnnAri i v vno miw kaqimi iAna r ak : . . - ..a . 4, i , ifi's ptiipun f viic lMuyuciwii i an o - - uiuduci uji iui uui icauuikon, ifi July 1, 1922. women than of men are leaving the farms In search of more lucrative placed Oregon among the first five, equipped his place with new fixtures "early noon. O'Brien had dug the 'brave and true hearts In men and ! .v. ti.-j a... , . - I . , ..... . . 1 i larnis ill seanii in inure lutrain in the United States, according to a throughout, all the show cases being bars out of a skylight of the Jail, women, freely may we pour our 'ullfielIs Qf em.cavor- East of the Mt ovouv iuh i iui uuiteo. Diaies.maae to order as have the shelves oica is on me second siory ot tnemete of thanks, as God has been :...,. i.ihot nn tn- Francisco. FEDERAL TESTER CHECKING IT ON' JACKSON CO. CATTLE and mixing boards. The bread andicolll't house annex. He crossed the bountiful indeed. any state Is that for Wisconsin, 115.7 cake racks have also beeu Installed, 'd court bouse, went through a sky-J May It be a day of Thanksgiving! t0 100 wh.,e tne iowegti 100.8. ap being of the latest patterns and the light and out of the buildldg. His on which we all raise our voices In pears for South Carolina. West of tester started a I A federal "T. B clean-up of the county Monday morn-' Leaves for 'FrNei Ing. All owners of cows, from one Miss Ruth Eske, of Belleview, left up( who want to be in on this test! Saturday for San Francisco, where should make the fact known at once, she expects to spei.d the next few A small charge of probably 20 cents months taking a business course, per head will b erequired to help Miss Eske taught the school at Sls liay transportation expense. , klyou last winter. Districts around Ashland will be; I larted on first. Itinerary Is now ber of cows to be tested. This should bureau of animal husbandry. In the number of cattle under federal su pervision, Oregon stands seventh in rhA mnti Jnilntitf I . t.. . i. . , . . namtnAm Im . I. .1 - 1. .. rr.1. J . n..i 1 . , . . .. . 1 - " - j mosi convenient on me maraei. ;!", unu un, i ueuuura rui-, unison, rememDering me time-non- e ississiplp, the corresponding u Kuuniios inn eii-ew electrical water neater has also:""1", " " m ja. ored injunction tnat we are nrotners rRt0 range(j from 149 4 for jjevnda gaged in eradication work are Ben-jbeen Installed, which does away with j ' ond read the same Bible and worship; ,0 103 7 for Louisiana In general ton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, jail wood, coal or gas devices usually j H. V. Smith Returns from Vacation the same God. fn8 rat,og re nigher ' n the west Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, necessary In a place of this kind. Coming over the Slsklyous In snow! Firm In the belief that our Hea- th . ,h th . h , the and tof Is no sinecure, according to venly Father will guide and protect nortn thnn In the south. Linn, Moro. Baker, Union and Wash- The first bakery goods turned out ington. In recent tests in Benton;from the oven was for the Elks', H. V. Smithi who returned to Ash-, us as long as we are true to Himj county, 131 herds, numbering 147 smoker Saturday night and from the 'and with his family early Monday and loyal to our country, and may animals, were tested and 88 reactor: found. ELECTRIC BAKERY OPENS manner In which It disappeared, evening. Mr. Smith left here No-we always stand united in patriotism Palnto Lunch Changes Hands i there is no doubt that It was all; 'ember 2, for t long auto trip to and good cltixenship. first class. Mr. Jorgenson's daughter. The Palace lunch room located at southern California, visiting for a: I, therefore, C. B. Lamkln, mayor 51 First street, and which has been Mrs. short time with Mr. Casey, former of the city of Ashland. Oregon, rec- operated by V,. S. DePeau for the FOB BUSINESS TODAY Henry Bates of Medford, will assist! Postmaster of this city, at Santa'ommend that our people, on next past few years, has been purchised In the business during the first few! Monica, Calif. The trip was made by Thursday November the 30th. as- by W. D. Jackson, formerly owner The Electric bakery opened ItSj weeks and help get the business es- doors this morning for the first time tabllshed. to the public with a full line of cakes, pastry and bread. This la the largest electric bake ry In southern Oregon or northern way ot Bakersfleld. the San Juaauln nemhle themselves in their several ot the Plata pool room, who took valley, Pasadena, and the coast vlafes of worship or homes, and ren-charge ot the plate at once and Is route home. Before returning,' the der unto Almighty God praise and dispensing "hot dogs" and other eat party made a side trip Into Mexico. 'thanksgiving for His protection and ables over the counter. Mr. DePeau The weather at times was a little guidance during the past year, and has not decided Just what he wil' do. Working at Tulent A number of Ashlnnd women are 'till rnlnr In thn pnnnnrv at Talent chlllr. but the Dsrtr creatlr en loved from th hoeinnlnr of our rovern- but it Is thought that he Will con- helng made up, so If you would be Include all cattle on the place over! California, being of the 140 loaf! and sar that work there mav con-ithe entire outing. Mr. Smith Is a ment. C. B. LAMKIN. Itinue to live In Ashland. In on It, write or 'phone at once to a year old and applies to cattle own- the eounty agent's office at Medford. jers who have not already signed the State your location and the num-, petitions. else. The oven is made by the Edi son Electric company, and is the size usually used la all ot the larger tinue for some time. Boost for the Winter Fair. railway mall clerk andh as been on H-t the Portlaad-Ashland run for nearly 1 13 years. Mayor. A waat ad will It Remember December S to 8. ter Fair. Win-