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A shland — S*- NUMBER 61 ASHLAND, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1919 VOL. X L in » Mighty Pacific Armada Given a Royal Welcome (B y th e U nited P ress) NASHVILLE, T enn., Sept. 1.— Fearing mob violence the police have placed extra guards around the jail in which they are holding W illiam Baggett, a widower who is alleged to have confessed to the killin g o f his stepdaughter, Lillian Carver, because she refused to mar ry him . KNOXVILLE, T enn., Sept. 1.— T w elve h u n d red n a tio n a l g u a rd s m en a re p a tro llin g th e stre e ts here, rea d y to prevent any renew ed at- tem pta^ht th e race rioting, which on S a tu rd a y and Sunday resu lted in th e d e a th of seven persons and th e ^ w o u n d i n g of scores. T he troops a re d istrib u te d a t 18 points in th e city, and m achine guns have been placed in positions w here th e y can rak e th e stre e ts if neces sary . T he fa ta l rio tin g followed sto rm in g o f th e jail by a m ob, w hich w as a fte r a negro charged w ith m u rd e r ing Mrs. B ertie Lindsay. H a rd w a re sto res and paw nshops w ere broken into and looted of fire arm s. W indow s w ere sm ashed, doors dem olished and m any places of busi ness w ere ransacked, as well as scores of residences, in th e search for th e n egro m u rd e rer. T he ja il and th e sh e riff’s residence Were storm ed by a mob of about 1000 S atu rd ay n ig h t. Sporadic dis o rd ers broke out again Sunday and co n tin u ed fo r several ho u rs. Two n egroes an d one w hite m an w ere w ounded y esterday in a ren ew al of th e fighting. If rio tin g continues today it is lea red th a t it m ay be necessary to call on th e U nited S tates governm ent fo r th e re g u la r troops. T he police today a re searching th e city fo r tw elve p risoners who w ere rele ase d from th e county ja il by m obs e a rly Sunday m orning. Wilson to Call for Conference of Capital and Labor in October (By th e U nited P ress) CORK, Irelan d , Sept. 1.— Suspect ed of carry in g am m unition for th e use of th e Sinn F ein forces, th e steam ship H am pshire was today seized by a B ritish d estro y er and b ro u g h t in to C ork h arb o r. The steam er left London for Ire lan d last W ednesday. T he B ritish a u th o ritie s have not yet indicated w hat action they will tak e in connection w ith th e seizure. $ <$> REAL “SKY PILOT’’ WINS <•> FIRST HONORS IN AIR <♦> ------- <j> NEW YORK, Sept. 1.— F irs t 3> honors in th e in te rn a tio n a l a ir <$> race betw een New Y ork and <♦> T oronto th is week go to a real <$> sky pilot, L ie u te n a n t M aynard <$> ot th e A m erican arm y, who is a <•> B aptist p reach er in priv ate life. <•> H e piloted a D eH aviland fo u r <t> equipped w ith a L iberty m otor an d th e tim e for th e round trip <$> of one th o u san d and forty m iles ts> w as 465 m inutes. 4 <$> <•> <•> <?> <S> <$> <$> <$ <?> <$> Q <8* <•> <?> * (B y th e U nited P re ss) / WASHINGTON, Sept. l . _ An nouncem ent by P re sid e n t W ilson of th e d a te on w hich he will call a conference of rep re sen ta tiv e s of cap ita l a n d labor fo r th e com plete dis cussion of th e rela tio n s betw een them an d “ p u ttin g th e w hole ques tion of w ages upon a n o th e r foot in g ,” is expected before th e p resi d e n t’s d e p a rtu re on his tra n s c o n ti n en tal to u r next W ednesday. I t is- believed th a t th e d a te will be early 7 in October. W hile W ilson’s- in itia l announce m ent, m ade in his L ab o r day s ta te m ent last nig h t, did not go as fa r as som e advocates of th e “ round ta b le ’r conference w ished, it is gen erally ac cepted as th e firs t step to w a rd e f- Conference Plan Meets Approval The C ounty W om en’s C hristian T em perance Union will hold a con- veniton a t th e R ound Table in the p ark tom orrow aftern o o n . Owing to th e sta te convention m eeting in A shland th is fall, only a sh o rt busi ness m eeting will be conducted to m orrow . AUTO RACER SMASHED (By th e U nited P re ss) W ASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— P re si dent W ilson’ sannouncem ent th a t he will call a conference of labor and cap ital has m et w ith h e a rty approval am ong both sen ato rs and congress (By th e U nited P re ss) men. Labor union m en and th e ir VIENNA, Sept. 1.— A rm ed con leaders have also endorsed th e move. S enator Kenyon today su g flicts betw een th e R u m an ian s and gested th a t a rep re sen ta tiv e of th e th e H u n g arian W hite forces a re ra g ing in w est H ungary, according to farm e rs be invited. dispatches received today. The A m erican m ission in B udapest, it is rep o rted , h as received m any com p lain ts of Jew’s being p ersecu ted in d iffe re n t p a rts of H ungary. (By th e U nited P ress) UNIONTOWN, P a., Sept. 1.— Jam es M urphy, driving a D uesenberg in th e qualifying h e a ts of U nion tow n’s 225 m ile classic, w as badly in ju re d ab o u t th e head w hen his m a chine skidded on th e “ d eath cu rv e” and o v ertu rn ed . M echanician Hol (By th e U nited P re ss) den suffered severe body bruises. WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— T hat Jo e Boyer, driving a F ro n ten ac, es tablished a tra c k record of 105 m iles P re sid e n t W ilson’s proposal for a an h o u r in th e tria l heats. wage increase of fo u r cents an h o u r (By th e U nited P re ss) pending a reduction of th e cost of SAN FR A N C ISC O , S epi. 1.— T h e living will be accepted by th e ra il Union L um ber com pany’s ste a m er way shopm en now ta k in g a vote, is U nim ack collided early today w ith indicated in th e early re tu rn s the th e ste a m er H elen F. Drew, off Dux A m erican F e d e ra tio n of L abor is re bury reef. The U nim ack cap ceiving. sized and w as tow ed in by “ A bout a th ird of th e seven th o u th e Drew. T here w ere no cas sand m em bers have voted, it is re ualties, according to a re p o rt of the p o rte d ,” said Jo h n Scott of th e ra il m arin e d e p a rtm e n t w hich th e San W ASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— P resi- , way d ep artm en t, “ an d th e re seem s Francisco C ham ber of Com m erce has d e n t W ilson h as declined to g iv e 1 to be a stro n g se n tim e n t a g ain st received. I t is believed th e re were th e foreign rela tio n s c o m m itte e 1 s trik e action now, especially on th e few passengers ab oard, if any. any in fo rm a tio n concerning th e p a rt of those m en who w alked out fo u r tre a tie s still being negotiated last m onth and lost several days’ NEW SOUTH WALES PUTS in P a ris w ith A ustria, T urkey, w ork. Several Chicago locals have UP BARS TO IMMIGRANTS H u n g ary and B ulgaria. voted stro n g ly to accept th e P re si SYDNEY.— (By M ail.)— The s ta te T he p resid en t in a le tte r to Sena d e n t’s proposal.” of New South W ales has inform ed to r Lodge, m ade public today, in the C om m onw ealth governm ent of (B y th e U nited P re ss) dicated th a t he resented th e com $150,000 FIRE AT ASTORIA A u stra lia th a t it will not p erm it any WASHJINGTON, Sept. 1.— The m itte e ’s req u est for such in fo rm a (By th e U nited P re ss) im m ig ratio n to rone year, in o rd e r to H ouse th is week is planning to give tio n as an a tte m p t to in te rfe re w ith ASTORIA, Sept. 1.— F ire early to m ore successfuly cope w ith th e p rob th e g overnm ent’s high cost of liv th e exectuive fu n ctio n of tre a ty ing cam paign its biggest boost by day destroyed th e A storia P u lp and lem of re p a tria tin g its soldiers and m aking. P a p e r com pany’s p lan t, w ith a loss sailors. T his ban ag a in st im m ig ra S en ato r Lodge, in reply, dis th e providing of cash for th e de of >150,000. tio n includes th e B ritish Isles, de claim ed any such in te n tio n by th e p a rtm e n t of ju stic e ’s prosecution of spite th e fact th a t all o th e r s ta te s com m ittee, and h in te d th a t the p ro fite e rs and h o ard ers. A defi bill Carrying T he visit of Mrs. A lb erta Mac of th e C om m onw ealth have opened p re sid e n t’s refu sal to give in fo rm a ciency ap p ro p riatio n tio n m ight delay th e tre a ty w ith th e ad d itio n al m oney th o u g h t nec M urphey, w orthy g ran d m atro n of th e ir doors to e m ig ran ts from E n g land. essary to low er prices will be th e E a ste rn S ta r please notice. G erm any. placed before th e house la te in th e week. C om m ittee m em bers have alread y given assu ran ce th a t it will c a rry am ple provisions fo r th e nationw ide cam paign a g ain st p ro fiteers p lan ned by th e d e p a rtm e n t of justice. S entim ent in congress favors w hole (By th e U nited P ress) sale prosecutions a s th e only m eans BREST, Sept. 1.— G eneral P e rsh of sotpping th e e x o rb itan t charges. T he follow ing special price w ill be m ade th is week to all old ing, com m ander-in-chief of th e A tto rn ey G eneral P a lm e r has A m erican E x peditionary forces in T idings sem i-w eekly su b scrib ers: E urope, sailed from F ran ée, hom e asked ab o u t tw o m illions fo r th e DAILY TIDINGS ONE FULL YEAR $5.00 w ard bound on th e ste a m er L eviath cam paign, m ost of w hich will be if cash accom panies th e o rd er. • used to em ploy a d d itio n a l a tto r a n , a t 3 o'clock th is aftern o o n . neys, U nited S tates m arsh a ls and Those woh have a c re d it on th e Sem i-W eekly w ill be allow ed secret service operatives to ru n GOLD HILL SHIPS FRUIT th a t m uch off th e five d o llars fo r th e com ing year. GOLD H ILL, Sept. 1.— F ru it ship dow n th e profiteers. The b a rg a in week runs from today u n til next S atu rd ay . A fter E vidence is alread y being g a th m en ts from here th e past week con th a t th e Daily will be >6.00 th e year. siste d of about 1000 boxes of ered fo r th e prosecutions and as M erchants having ledger acco u n ts w ith th e T id in g s m ay te le peaches, a c ar of peaches by freight soon as congress a u th o rizes th e ap phone in ih e ir subscription a n d th e am o u n t w ill be ad d ed to th e ir p ro p ria tio n s necessary to conduct a n d a c a r of pears from th e Del Rio th e fig h t th e cam paign w ill be O ctober 1 st bill. * o rch a rd , and several sm aller ship pushed to a finish. m ents by o th e r grow ers. Money to Prosecute the Profiteers for United States (By th e U nited P re ss) AMOARD TH E S. S. OREGON, San Francisco, Sept. 1.— T raversing th e ocean lane th a t Sir F ran cis D rake failed to find, th e Pacific fleet steam ed in to San Francisco bay th is m orning, rediscovering th e Golden Gate. W ith S ecretary of th e Navy D an iels, a b rillia n t gath erin g of arm y and navy officials and a p a rty of guests stan d in g upon th e decks of th e histo ric old b attlesh ip Oregon, th e fu tu re p ro tecto rs of th e Pacific passed in review. C heering th o u san d s, from th e decks o f th e h u n d red s of sailing, m otor and steam c ra ft which sw arm ed th e w aters of th e bay ro ared a 6alvo of greeting w hich drow ned o u t everything except th e b ark in g of th e guns of th e shore b a t teries and fighting ships a? t,hey passed th e still proud old Oregon. The review s ta rte d a t 11 o’clock. Follow ing th e w arships’ “ G rand M arch,” m ark in g th e opening of th e new fu tu re on th e Pacific coast, May or Rolph and th e official p arty step ped onto th e flagship New Mexico and w ere officially presented to Ad m iral Rodm an? L uncheon was served to Secretary D aniels, his wife, A dm iral R odm an and sta ff, o th e r ad m irals of th e fleet and a few invited guests aboard th e b a ttle sh ip Oregon. Shore leave fo r th e m en of th e Pacific fleet began im m ediately. Engineer Dies, But ONE TURNS TURTLE Saves Lives of Others No Information On Treaties, Says Wilson I Pershing Sails fecting a solu tio n o f th e tan g le d eco nom ic and in d u stria l conditions. In add itio n to a renew ed appeal fo r co-operation by everyone in th e fig h t on th e high cost of living, th e president, in his sta te m e n t, recog nized th e p revailing u n rest in th e m asses of labor, and pointed out th a t th e country is facing a d a n g e r g re a t e r th a n w ar. H e expressed th e hope t h a t th e w orkers will endorse th e p o sition of th e ir leaders, “ Thereby m oving w ith th e governm ent instead ©f a g ain st it.” I t is generally believed th a t th e p resid e n t’s sta te m e n t will give labor lea d e rs g re a t su p p o rt in gaining ac ceptance of th e ir program of m oder a tio n by th e ran k and file of th e w o rk e rs of th e country. W ith such a conference pending, it its felt th a t th e th re a te n e d steel Ktrike will be averted, and th a t w hile th e steel w o rk ers m ig h t not gain a n im m ediate conference w ith th e ste e l corporation officials which they a re dem anding, they a re assured ©f a h ea rin g in th e g en eral confer ence w hich P re sid e n t W ilson will c all. R ailro ad m en a re pleased w ith thq p re s id e n t's sta te m e n t announcing th e conference, as they will urge th e a d o p tio n of th e Plum b plan in p re se n tin g th e ir case. This will bring th e idea o t n atio n alizatio n and dem o c ra tiz a tio n of leading in d u strie s sq u arely before th e rep resen tativ es of th e big in te re s ts an d open th e w ay fo r discussion w ith th e m en backing th e plan. BIG FLEET B A R G AIN W EEK The Daily Tidings Will Be $6 Per Year Mexico Not Crushed, Says Sec. Berlanga (By th e U nited P ress) CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 1.— The T w entieth C entury L im ited ra p into a fre ig h t w reck a t Painesville, O., la st n ig h t, causing th e d e a th o f T hom as Sankey, th e engineer, an d th e severe sh ak in g up of all th e pas sengers, none of whom w ere serious ly in ju re d . The w reck occurred when a freight tra in ru n n in g on a p arallel tra c k , buckled, several c a rs piling over in th e way of th e flying passenger tra in . E n g in eer Sankey was killed by flying tim b ers from th e w reckage, but n ot before his quick application of th e b reak s had prevented a m ore serious crash. M EXICO CITY, Sept. 1.— F ed e r a l a u th o ritie s h e re declared to day th a t an A m erican citizen nam ed T rolley, a rre s te d a t T am pi co, has confessed to com plicity in th e recen t robberies of oil com panies. T he confession involved o th e r A m ericans, th e M exican a u th o ritie s declared. S e c re tary of S ta te B erlanga is sued a s ta te m e n t yesterday, d eclar ing th a t th e sta te m e n ts of th e in te r v en tio n ists th a t Mexico is crushed and th a t h e r salvation is hopeless except th ro u g h foreign action, w ere devoid of tr u th . He said th is was d em o n stra ted hy th e larg e invest m en ts being m ade con stan tly by fo reign in te rests. »♦»- - Seaside Flyer Coes in Ditch :: ' »♦« (By th e U nited P ress) PORTLAND, Sept. — All eleven coaches of the Portland-Seaslde train, leaving Portland at 8:30 this morning were derailed near- Bt. Hel ens. No details of the wreck have been received, but it is reported that there were no casualties. The train SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.— A. was moving slowly at the time of F . Bonallo, a fo rm er B ritish arm y the derailment, otherwise it would officer, fell 100 feet in to th e ocean have been a most disastrous wreck. w hile flying a sh o rt distance ahead of th e line of th e Pacific fleet ships, d u rin g th e w elcom ing cerem onies today. H e w as rescued u n in ju re d by Coast G uard launches and th e m a chine w hich was com pletely w recked, w as pulled ashore. Bo nallo said th e plane was ta il heavy an d w as ta k in g a dive seaw ard w hen th e w ind h it it an d caused ' th e crash. UNCLE SAM A PA R TN ER (By th e U nited P ress) WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— P lan s ot p a rtn e rsh ip of em ployes and th e w ar d e p a rtm e n t a re being w orked o u t in all th e arm y m an u fa ctu rin g arsen als, it w as developed when S ecretary B aker announced th a t th e system is now in o peration a t th e Rock Islan d h arn ess shop. He said th e system w ould be extended,