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LONDON, J a n . 20. —
“ T a k e a little w ine fo r
th y s to m a c h ’s
s a k e ” is
good so u n d advice, in th e
op in io n of th e V icar of
C h e ssin g to n , w ho fo r th e
la st seven y e a rs, w ith th e
ex cep tio n of S u n d ay s, h a s
sp e n t h is e v e n in g s in th e
v i l l a g e in n , “ m a k in g
frie n d s o v er a glass of
b e e r.”
“ I do n o t believe th e
ch u rc h as a w hole s ta n d s
fo r p ro h ib itio n ,” th e v ic a r
d e c la re d . ‘‘T he c h u rc h be-
lieves th a t th e a b u se of a
th in g does n o t ta k e a w a y
its law fu l use.
“ I do n o t believe jn
s ittin g in m y s tu d y p re p a r-
ing a se rm o n fo r th e S un-
d a y on ‘B ro th e rh o o d ’ a n d
n o t g o in g dow n a m o n g m y
p eo p le a n d try in g to p u t
t h a t g re a t
p rin c ip le
of
b ro th e rh o o d in to p ra c tic e .
“ I do n o t go to th e vil-
lag e inn to push re lig io n
dbw n th e th r o a ts o f th e
people, b u t b e c au se I w a n t
to know m y fellow m en. I
re a liz e t h a t th e v illag e in n
is th e h u b of m y little u n i-
v e rs e .”
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CONSERVATION
CONTEST WITH
PRIZES STARTS
Arthur Covell Must Pay for
Murder of Sister-in-Law *
at Bandon in 1923
PRISONER IS CRIPPLE
E xercised H ypnotic In flu en ce Over
Step Son jof M urdered W om an.
Y outh Now in P en iten tiary
SA LEM , J a n . 20. — A ffirm in g
th e decisio n
a n d th e
s e n te n c e
h a n d e d dow n a t th e tim e of his
tria l by ju ry , th e S ta te S u p re m e
C o u rt to d a y d ecided t h a t A r th u r
Covell, c rip p le d B a n d o n , O regon
m y stic a n d a s tro lo g e r m u st pay
th e p e n a lty f o r th e m u rd e r of h i s ,
s is te r in law , Mrs. E b b a Covell.
He w ill be h a n g e d h e re a t t h e !
s ta te p riso n upon th e d a te origin-1
a lly se t by th e ju d g e a t B andon in
w hose c o u rt th e o rig in a l t r i a l w as
held.
C ovell is said to h a v e p la n n e d
an d ex ecu ted th e m u rd e r by e x e r­
cisin g an a lle g e d h y p n o tic in flu ­
ence o v e r A lto n C ovell, se v en te en
y e a r old ste p so n of t h e m u rd e re d
w om an, a n d a m in o r. Y oung Co-
w ell stu ffed an a m m o n ia so ak ed
ra g in to th e
w o m a n 's
m o u th
w h ile sh e w as a sleep in th e i r hom e
a t B andon on S e p te m b e r 3, 1923,
th e evid en ce in tro d u c e d at. th e
tr ia l show ed.
Y oung C ovell is se rv in g a life
s e n te n c e a t th e s ta te p riso n fo r
th e offense. H e is d e c la re d to be
m e n ta lly u n b a la n c e d as th e r e ­
s u lt of th e c rim e a n d th e k n o w ­
led g e t h a t h e c o m m itte d it «against
his w ill, a n d it is s ta te d by p h y ­
sic ia n s a n d a lie n is ts w ho have
e x a m in ed h im t h a t he w ill h av e
to be rem o v e d to th e S ta te H os­
p ita l h e re .w ith in a s h o rt tim e.
A r th u r C ovell, w hose se n te n c e
w as to d a y a ffirm e d , a n d w ho w ill
be h a n g e d fo r h is p a r t in th e
c rim e, h a s o ccupied a cot in th e
p riso n h o s p ita l sin c e h is c o m m it­
m e n t h e re a f t e r h is f ir s t tria l.
H e is s u ffe rin g fro m p a ra ly s is , an d
is u n a b le to m ove h is legs.
T he S u p re m e C o u rt is d e c id in g
th e case h e ld th e o p in io n t h a t Co­
vell h a d a f a i r tr ia l a n d w as d e ­
fen d ed by a n a b le co u n sel, a n d
th a t th e r e fo r e h e w as n o t a b le to
d e m a n d a new tria l.
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GIOVÎTTI
ASHLAND HIGH MOTHER KIELER
GIRLS' HOOP TO BE TRIED IN
SQUAD J S FAST JUVENILE COURT
.
“S i/M S ”
bers » ..» ■ Game
W A SH IN G T O N , J a n . 20— Sev­
e n m o n th s a f te r th e close of th e
fa m o u s oil in v e s tig a tio n , th e S en­
a te to d a y g av e its fo rm a l ap p ro v a l
o f th e W a lsh r e p o r t fla y in g th e
D oheny a n d S in c la ir leases, and
b itte rly a ssa ile d fo rm e r S e c re ta ry
o f th e I n te r io r F a ll. T h e ad ih iu -
is tra tio n s u p p o rte rs opposed th e
a p p ro v a l of th e r e p o r t b e c au se
i t a tta c k e d S e c re ta ry D enby, an d
th e y d e c la re d P re s id e n t H a rd in g
a c te d “ w ith o u t a u th o r ity by la w ”
in tr a n s f e r r in g th e oil re s e rv e s
fro m th e N avy to th e I n te r io r De­
p a rtm e n t.
R id d le — E s ta b lis h m e n t of a
lo ca l box fa c to ry is u rg e d ; tim ­
b e r a n d e le c tric pow er a re a v a il­
a b le , a n d good local m a rk e t fo r
p ro d u c t.
“ ifg k V S S
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OKLAHOM A CITY , J a n .
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20. — C h a rg e s th a t a u to -
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m obiles, ra d io s, a n d o th e r
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“ lu x u rie s ” a;re s u p p la n t-
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in g th e c h u rc h e s in r u ra l 8
8 d is tr ic ts th ro u g h o u t O kla- 8
Figures Given Out by Mem­ 8 hom a w ill be m ad e w hen a Several Important Subjects
bers of Board Reveal
Are Almost Certain to
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th e M eth o d ist E p isco p al 8
Magnitude of Travel
be Brought Up
8 c o n v e n tio n
m eets
h e re 8
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F e b ru a ry
13 to d iscuss 8
$2,087.41 NOW IN FUND 8 p la n s fo r c re a tin g m o re In- n APPOINTMENTS IN LINE
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te r e s t
in
th e
c o u n try
C hief of Police, P olice Judge.
Total of 1 1 ,5 3 8 Cars, Carrying
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c h u rc h e s, it is said.
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3 4 ,6 1 5 P erson s Stop in Park
Street C om m issioaer and City
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O fficials of th e d enom -
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D uring Y ear 1924
A ttorney to be Appointed
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¡n atio n d e c la re t h a t d u r- 8
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ing th e p a s t few m o n th s 8
W ith sev eral m a tte rs of the
F ig u re s w hich a sto u n d e d th e 8
m an y r u ra l c o n g re g a tio n s 8
m em b e rs of th e C h a m b e r of Com ­ 8
g
re
a te s t im p o rta n c e to be b ro u g h t
h a v e ad v ised th e ir p a s to rs 8
up,
th e m ee tin g of th e city a d ­
m erce, as fa m ilia r as th e y a re of 8
th a t th e y can no lo n g er 8
th e m a g n itu d e of th e to u r is t tr a v ­ 8
m
in
is
tra tio n to be held to n ig h t is
su p p o rt a c h u rc h . In th e se 8
el th ro u g h th is sectio n of th e 8
co
n
sid
e red one of th e m o st im ­
sam e c o m m u n ities, how ­ « ¡
p o r ta n t held fo r som e tim e.
s ta te , w ere given by th e m em b e rs ♦* ev er, th e re is a ra d io in
8
W ith se v era l a p p o in tiv e offices
of th e p a rk b o a rd a t th e F o ru m . jj n e a rly ev ery
hom e and 8
: still open, to w hich a p p o in tm e n ts
lu n ch e o n of th e C h a m b e r of Com - I jj few re s id e n ts do n o t own
8
ill p ro b ab ly be m ade to n ig h t, th e
m erce a t th e P la za to d ay .
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au to m o b ile s, a c c o rd in g to 8 i j w
m e e tin g is lik e ly to he a lively
F ig u re s com piled by F ra n k J o r ­ 8 th e c h u rc h m e n .
8 j one.
Tw o of th e offices re m a in ­
d a n , p re s id e n t of th e p a rk b o ard , 8
A re m e d y fo r th is con­ 8
ing to be fille d cau sed a clash be­
show th a t a to ta l of 11,538 c a rs, 8 d itio n w ill b e d iscu ssed
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tw een M ayor Jo h n so n an d his
c a rry in g 34,615 people sto p p ed 8 a t th e co n fe re n ce . S im ila r
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couucil a t th e ir firs t m ee tin g tw o
in th e cam p g ro u n d s a t th e p a rk 8 c o n fe re n ce s w ill be h eld
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w eeks ago, an d as a re s u lt th e
d u rin g 19 2 4 . Som e o’f th e se ca rs tt in St. L ouis F e b r u a r y JO,
8
council
re fu se d to ra tify his a p ­
sto p p ed b u t one n ig h t, w h ile a 8 a n d in K a n sa s C ity F e b r u ­ 8
p o in tm e n ts to th ese offices. I t is
la rg e n u m b e r re m a in e d in th e 8 a r y 11.
8
cam p g ro u n d s fo r tw o, th re e or 8 8 8 8 8 Û 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 n o t know n w h e th e r M ayor J o h n ­
son w ill a g a in a p p o in t th ese m en
fo u r n ig h ts.
or conceed to th e w ishes of th e
E ven m o re a s to u n d in g w as th e j
council.
fig u re s co m p iled on th o se w ho
A t th e la s t m e e tin g
M ayor
used th e L ith ia W a te r fo u n ta in s
Jo h n so n a p p o in te d J. W . H a tc h e r
in th e city . A to ta l of >1000 w as
to succeed G. W. M cNabb as C hief
re a liz e d fro m th e sale of th e p ap er
of P olice and E. C. F ra le y to suc­
cups w hich a re p laced a t each
ceed F ra n k M errill as S tre e t C om ­
fo u n ta in . Since th e s e cups sell for
m issio n er.
T hese a p p o in tm e n ts
five c e n ts each , it is po sitiv ely
th e council f a tly refu se d to ra tify
know n t h a t 20,000 p e rso n s used
a n d th ey a re still open.
M ayor
th e d rin k in g f o u n ta in s d u rin g th e
' Jo h n so n m ade no a p p o in tm e n t to
y e a r. A ccording to ch eck s m ade
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! th e office of C ity A tto rn e y o r Po-
by th e p a rk b o a rd , it w as discov­
m j
j
-,
, ! lice J u d g e , and it is lik ely ap-
e re d t h a t b u t one o u t of each five
w ,.,/ «
Charged p o in tm e n ts to th ese offices w ill
p e rso n s v isited th e fo u n ta in s used
With
Being
Member
of be m ade a t th e m e e tin g to n ig h t.
th e p a p e r cups p ro v id ed , so it is
Bootleg
Gang
T he c o m m ittee a p p o in te d to in ­
show n th a t a t le a st 100,000 p e r­
spect th e C h a u ta u q u a bu ild in g ,
sons d ra n k fro m th e fo u n ta in s,
JE R S E Y CITY , New Je rs e y ,
w ith th e idea of th e council c a ll­
an a v e ra g e of 277 p e rso n s per
J a n . 20. — L ionel W ilson, fo rm e r
ing
a special electio n in o rd e r to
day.
T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t A g en t, now
ra is e th e m oney fo r th e p u rch a se
Im p ro v e m e n ts n e c essa ry fo r th e
on tr ia l fo r co m p licity in a rum
of th e s tr u c tu r e , w ill re p o rt to ­
c a rin g fo r th e to u ris t tra v e l in
ru n n in g e x p e d itio n , te s tifie d in
n ig h t. T he c o m m ittee a p p o in te d
y e a rs to com e w e re o u tlin e d by
c o u rt h e re to d ay , t h a t U, S. Sen­
a t th e a d jo u rn e d m e e tin g la st
A C. N in in g e r a n d L ouis D odge,
a to r E d w a rd s, D em o crat, had
T u esd ay n ig h t to in sp ect th e h o s­
m em b e rs of th e b o a rd .
I t w as
offered to sell him a n d a n o th e r
p ita l w ill m ak e a re p o rt to n ig h t,
s ta te d t h a t a tr a c t of la n d , 17
a g e n t liq u o r, a n d t h a t he had
and it is lik e ly t h a t th e h o sp ita l
a c re s in size, w as for. sale a t a
paid >3,800 to th e S e n a to r fo r
lea se will be a w ard ed .
low p rize, a n d t h a t th is la n d , b e­
100 cases of liq u o r w hich w as
In a d d itio n to th ese special s u b ­
ing a d ja c e n t to th e cam p g ro u n d s,
b ro u g h t in to th e U nited S ta te s
je
c
ts w hich a re a lm o st c e rta in to
w ould m a k e a sp len d id a d d itio n
th ro u g h W eeh aw k en , New J e rs e y .
be b ro u g h t up, ro u tin e business,
to th e p a rk h o ld in g s. A re s o lu ­
W ilson v e n tu re d th e b e lie f th a t
such as is tra n s a c te d a t a ll m e e t­
tio n , rec o m m e n d in g to th e city
"S e n ato r E d w a rd s w as a d ire c to r
co u n cil th a t th is lan d be p u r ­ of a b o o tle g g in g rin g , w hich he ings, w ill occupy th e a tte n tio n of
th e council fo r som e tim e.
ch ased , w as p assed by th e C h am ­
said o p e ra te d a t W eeh aw k en .
T h e w a te r q u e stio n , pro b ab ly
b er.
E d w ard s w as fo rm e rly g o v e rn o r
th
e
b ig g est facin g th e city a t th e
A re p o r t by th e S ecretary of th e
of New J e rs e y , a n d becam e fa m ­
b o a rd show ed a to ta l of >22,- ous a lm o st o v er n ig h t by h is r e ­ p re s e n t tim e, is a lm o st c e rta in to
a g a in com e up, a s it has a t a lm o st
015.89 had been receiv ed by th e
fu sa l to aid in th e e n fo rc e m e n t
p a rk b o a rd d u r in g th e y e a r, in ­ of th e U n ited S ta te s P ro h ib itio n every council m ee tin g in th e past.
I t is s ta te d th a t th e c o n stru c tio n
c lu d in g th e > 10,000 im p ro v e m e n t
law s. He fo u g h t th e e ig h te e n th of th e d itc h to c a re fo r th e E nu n i-
b o n d s voted e a rly in th e y e a r. A m en d m en t to th e F e d e ra l C on­
T h is, ad d e d to th e > 2,389.15 r e ­ s titu tio n , d e c la rin g it w as u n c o n ­ g ra n t C reek w a te r to be su p p lied
m a in in g in th e fu n d fro m 1923. s titu tio n a l. H e w as su p p o rte d by th e city, m u st be c o n stru c te d w ith ­
m ad e a to ta l incom e of $24,- h is le g is la tu re in his s ta n d on th e in a s h o rt tim e, a n d th is su b je c t
w ill m ore th a n lik ely be placed be­
405.04. E x p e n d itu re s d u rin g th e p ro h ib itio n m ea su re.
fo re th e council fo r c o n sid e ra tio n .
sam e p e rio d w ere > 22,317.63,
E d w a rd s a t one tim e w as con-
lea v in g a s u rp lu s of > 2,087.41 to
(C o n tin u e d on page fo u r)
tid e o v er th e w ork u n til th e m o n ­
NE w RTTTDENTS ARF.
ey received from ta x e s is paid.
SOLONCHARGED
BY AGENT OF
BEING VENDOR
W ith a m o n th ’s h a rd p ra c tic e
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SAN FR A N C ISC O , J a n . 20. —
sq u a d of th e A sh la n d H igh school i T o d a y ’s tu r n of e v e n ts in th e case
h a s a p ro m isin g seaso n a h e a d . of D o ro th y E llin g so n , 16 y e a r old
A lth o u g h m o st of th e g irls a re m u rd e re r of h e r m o th e r, in d ic a t­
new a t th e gam e, th ey have le a rn ­ ed th a t th e g irl w ould g a in h e r
ed th e fu n d a m e n ta ls th o ro u g h ly , freed o m a f te r sp e n d in g n o t m ore
a n d fro m now on sh o u ld
form th a n seven y e a rs in th e g irls r e ­
a re a l a g g re g a tio n . W ith , one ex­ f o r m school a t V e n tu ra , C a lifo r­
PO R T L A N D , J a n . 20. — R a ti­ c e p tio n , th a t of a p ra c tic e g am e nia.
T h e a tto rn e y s fo r th e g irl a n ­
fication of th e ch ild la b o r a m e n d ­ w ith a n u m b e r of U n iv e rsity of
m e n t to th e fe d e ra l c o n s titu tio n O regon g irls , som e of w hom w e re n o u n ced to d a y t h a t th e case h ad
by th e O regon, W a sh in g to n a n d fro m Ja c k s o n v ille , th e lo cal g irls been rem o v ed fro m th e police
Id a h o s ta te le g is la tu re s a p p e a rs h a v e w on ev ery g am e so f a r th is c o u rt c h a n n e ls, an d t h a t D o ro th y 1
w ould a p p e a r to m o rro w f e r h e r
v e ry d o u b tfu l, a c c o rd in g to r e ­ season.
p o rts co m in g o u t o f th e s ta te Capi­
On J a n u a r y 7, th e y took on th e p re lim in a ry h e a rin g in th e ju v e n ­
to ls w h e re th e la w m a k e rs a re in P h o e n ix te a m , winning«, 35>21. ile c o u rt.
“ J a z z in s a n ity ” w ill lik e ly be
session.
T a le n t m ixed w ith th e lo cals on
th
e
f e a tu re of th e g ir l’s d e fe n se it
D e fe a t seem s c e rta in in th e J a n u a r y 8, a n d w e re tro u n c e d ,
w
as
ru m o re d h e re to d ay .
T he
O reg o n le g is la tu re a t S alem . A n 41 ,3 1 .
T h e A lu m n i, w ith p ra c ­
J o in in g in th e c e le b ra tio n of
f
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as th e T e n th A n n iv e rsa ry of K iw anis,
in fo rm a l p oll ta k e n by frie n d s of tic a lly th e la s t y e a r ’s v a rs ity o u t­
th e a m e n d m e n t in th e h o u se sto p ­ f it, h eld th e h ig h g irls to a 27-
th e local K iw a n is clu b w ill hold a
ped w h e n 33 n e g a tiv e v o tes— tw o 27 tie on J a n u a r y 10. T h e F a c u lty
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special p ro g ra m a f th e re g u la r
m o re th a n e n o u g h to d e fe a t r a t i ­ fell b e fo re th e te a m on J a n u a r y
m eetin g , J a n u a r y 23, d u rin g th e
fic a tio n — w e re re c o rd e d . T h e O re­ 15 by a sco re of 43-21, b u t p ro m ­
lu n ch e o n h o u r a t H otel A sh lan d ,
gon se n a te
show s a
m a jo rity ises som e re a l o p p o sitio n in th e
th is m e e tin g to be u n d e r th e di­
n e x t g am e. On J a n u a r y 17, th e
a g a in s t o r e x tre m e ly d o u b tfu l.
re c tio n of th e C o m m itte e on K i­
R e p u b lic a n
s ta te
co n v e n tio n A sh la n d a n d C e n tra l P o in t g irls
w a n is E d u c a tio n , o f ’w hich M r. S.
p la tfo rm p ro m ise s m ad e a t W e n ­ m et. As th e n o r th e r n te a m h ad
J . C h an ey is c h a irm a n .
a tc h e e la s t s p rin g fa v o rin g th e had a h a rd g am e th e n ig h t b e fo re ,
Since th e o rg a n iz a tio n of th e
ch ild la b o r le g is la tio n a re a b o u t th e tu s s le w as o n e sid e d , th e lo ­
f ir s t K iw an is club
at
D e tro it,
to be c a st to th e w in d s a t O lym ­ c als w in n in g , 4 5-16.
M ichigan, in J a n u a r y , 1915, th e
W ith such a rec o rd a s th e y h a v e
pia.
A p re p o n d e re n c e of s e n ti­
o rg a n iz a tio n h a s had a r e m a r k ­
m e n t a g a in s t r a tific a tio n is evi- a lre a d y th is seaso n e s ta b lis h e d ,
a b le g ro w th , so t h a t now th e re
i d e n t in b o th h o u se s of th e W a sh ­ th e A sh la n d g irls a r e c o n fid en t
a re 1300 clu b s lo cated in th a t
in g to n le g is la tu re . D e m o c ra ts also of fin ish in g th e seaso n w ith an u n ­
m an y citie s in th e U n ited S ta te s
a re tu rn in g on th e ir p la tfo rm b ro k e n s tr in g of v icto rie s.
a
n d C an ad a.
R oy
C olem an,
a lia s
F ra n k
p ra y e rs of th e w om en of T exas a d o p te d a t S e a ttle , fo llo w in g th e
“ T h is a n n iv e rs a ry of K iw a n is,”
H a rris , c h a rg e d w ith o b ta in in g
in h e r tr a il b laz in g jo u rn e y of R ep u b lican c o n v e n tio n .
m oney u n d e r false p re te n s e s , w as i sa^ F re d C. W . P a r k e r , In te rn a -
fe m in in e ru le , b u t re f r a in in g from
T he te m p e r of th e W a sh in g to n
a
rra lg n e d in ju s tic e c o u rt in M e d -Jtio n a I se c re ta ry , “ focuses public
a n y a tte m p t a t an e x p la n a tio n o r se n a te is seen in th e s h iftin g of
fo rd y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n , b u t his a tte n tio n to th e g r e a t d ev elo p m en t
d e ta ilin g of h e r p lan s o r policies th e ra tific a tio n re s o lu tio n fro m
__
•
c a se w as c o n tin u e d in d e fin ite ly of c o m m u n ity a c tiv ity th a t h as
fo r th e g o v e rn m e n t of h e r s ta te , th e c o m m ittee on la b o r to th e new
u
n til f u r th e r evid en ce can be o b - 'com e d u rin g an d since th e w orld
M rs. M iriam F e rg u so n re a d h e r fe d e ra l re la tio n s c o m m itte e n am ed
ta ln e d a g a in s t, him .
' w a r - B efore th a t tim e th e re was
in a u g u ra l a d d re s s as G o v ern o r to on T h u rs d a y by L ie u te n a n t Gov­
PR O V ID E N C E , R. I „ J a n . 20.
only a v e ry sm all p e rc e n ta g e of
C
olem
an
a
d
m
its
o
b
ta
in
in
g
th e jo in t m e e tin g of th e s ta te e rn o r Jo h n so n . O rg an ized la b o r, — Tw o boys w ere b u rn e d to d e a th
pdople in te re s te d in th e ir own
le g is la tu re .
th e W a sh in g to n s ta te g ra n g e a n d h e re e a rly th is m o rn in g , w hen a m oney fro m se v e ra l m en In A sh ­ co m m u n ity a ffa irs , b u t w ith th e
lan
d
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
p
re
te
n
s
e
of
p
u
t­
The
re a d in g of th e
speech, w o m en ’s clu b s a re lo b b y in g fo r fire of u n k n o w n o rig in d e stro y e d
tin g th em on a c o n s tru c tio n job grow-th of th e service clubs, b u si­
w hich w as n o t over fo u r h u n d re d ra tific a tio n a t O lym pia.
th e ir hom e.
T he v ictim s
w ho
in N o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia , a n d is w ill­ ness and, p ro fe ssio n a l m en who
w o rd s in le n g th , w as th e s h o rte s t
C o n sid erab le
o p p o sitio n
h a s w h e re tra p p e d in th e ir a ttic room
m essag e of its k in d in T exas h is­ a rise n a t B oise, w h e re th e Id ah o w hen th e fire b u rn e d aw ay th e in g to pay th e m en th e a m o u n ts w ere en g ag ed p rim a rily in th e ir
b u sin e ss a n d th e ir ow n p e rso n a l
th e y c o n trib u te d .
to ry .
la w m a k e rs a re a sse m b le d , to th e s ta irw a y w ere W a lte r B ro w n in , 13
social a ffa irs , a re g iv in g up m uch
A
cco
rd
in
g
to
th
e
s
to
ry
told-
in
Mrs. F e rg u so n failed to m ak e a m e n d m e n t.
I t c e n te rs on th e an d h is b ro th e r, G eorge, 10.
of th e ir tim e to civic a ffa irs . All
a n y re m a rk c o n c ern in g th e K u c la u se w hich se ts th e m in im u m i T h e m o th e r of th e d ead boys c o u rt y e s te rd a y , C olem an cam e to
civic o rg a n iz a to n s
have
la rg e r
«A
shland
in
co
m
p
an
y
w
ith
a
m
an
K lu x K ia n , a lth o u g h she w as v ig ­ age fo r w o rk e rs a t 18 y e a rs of j saved h e r fo u r o th e r c h ild re n by
m
e
m
b
e
rsh
p
s
a
n
d
in
g
e
n
e
ra l a
o ro u sly opposed a t th e polls by age. T h is is also th e c ru x of th e d ro p p in g th e m 30 fe e t fro m th e n a m e d H a rris . H e s ta te s he col­
m
uch
g
r
e
a
te
r
p
e
rc
e
n
ta
g
e
of
peo­
t h a t o rg a n iz a tio n , a n d it w as n o t O regon a n d W a sh in g to n opposi­ a ttic w indow of th e ir room . T h e lec ted m oney fro m th e m en h e re ,
ple a re a c tiv e ly en g ag ed in p ro ­
u n til a little o v er a w eek ago th a t tio n in a d d itio n to w h a t som e m o th e r 's c lo th in g to o k f ir e w h ile u n d e r in s tru c tio n s fro m H a rris ,
m o tin g th e ir ow n c itie s .”
a
n
d
th
e
n
w
e
n
t
to
W
eed.
I
t
w
as
a
t
It w as le a rn e d t h a t h e r in a u g u r a ­ te rm an “ in frin g e m e n t on s ta te sh e w as a id in g h e r c h ild re n , b u t
tio n w as n o t to be h e ld up by so v e re ig n ity .“ A lively fig h t is ex­ sh e saved h e rs e lf by ju m p in g W eed, w h e re th e a u th o r itie s a c t­
in g u n d e r in s tru c tio n s fro m 'C h ie f
c o u rt fiction ta k e n by th e K lans- p ected in th e Id a h o le g is la tu re , fro m th e w indow .
T h e resc u e d
C o n stru c tio n being ru sh e d on
m en w ho opposed h e r fo r th e of­ w ith c h a n c e s .th a t ra tific a tio n w ill c h ild re n a n d th e m o th e r w e re u n ­ of P o liie M cNabb of th is city, C anyon C reek tr o u t h a tc h e ry o n '
fice.
be d e fe a te d .
in ju re d .
(Continned on page four)
John Day,
Kiwanis Club Will
Have Fine Program
lOtli Anniversary
it
MAN ARRESTED
FOR SWINDLING
IS HELD HERE
uMa” Ferguson Is
Inaugurated as
Texas Governor
SENATE APPROVES
WALSH OIL PROBE
FEO TCX
K ing Victor E m m anuel has acted to cu rb th e d ictato rial pow ers ol
P re m ie r B enito M ussolini, rem inding him th a t th e King alone could call
a general election, which M ussolini had ordered. King V ictor E m m anuel
is said to d esire to abdicate, but will n ot do so because Crown Prince
U m berto is too young to rule a t thia critical tim e. Giovanni G iolitti is
th e newly-acclaim ed leader of th e liberal elem ent In Italy, and may seize
th e G overnm ent if M ussolini falls. A t th e tim e the S ocialist deputy,
M atteoti, w as m urdered, th e K ing forced th e retire m e n t of U nder Sec­
re ta ry of the In terio r Finzi, who, believing M ussolini had m ade him the
goat, w rote a com plete m em orandum of th e M atteoti a ffa ir which Is said
to involve leading Italians. T hese m em oranda a re said to have been
purchased by Luigi A lbertlhi, leading antl-F ascisti new spaper p roprietor
w ho will spring them a t th e proper tim e, it is said, and cause another
political upheaval in Italy. A house-to-house search for th ese papers
o rd ered by M ussolini, has been unsuccessful.
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O
W A SH IN G TO N , J a n . 20.— P e r ­
so n a l incom e r e tu r n s w e re filed
w ith th e U n ited S ta te s b u re a u oi
in te r n a l re v e n u e in 1922 by 61,-
S79 O regon ta x p a y e rs w ho re ­
p o rte d to ta l n e t incom e of >161,-
2 2 6 ,2 3 2 . T h e to ta l tax paid w as
$ 4 ,2 3 9 ,7 8 9 . W h ile tlfe n u m b e r
tilin g r e tu r n s in 1922 w as n o t so
la rg e as 1921 by 929, th e n e t in ­
com e re p o rte d fo r 1922 exceeded
th e p reced in g y e a r by > 1,651,593.
T h e a v e ra g e tax p e r r e tu r n in
1922 w as >69, as c o m p a red w ith
>79 in 1921 a n d >120 in 1916,
b u t such c o m p a riso n s m ea n n o th ­
ing w ith o u t th e m o st d e ta ile d
a n a ly sis b ecau se of th e su cceed in g
rev isio n s by c o n g re ss of incom e
ta x r a te s a lo n g w ith in c re a se s in
in d iv id u a l e x e m p tin g .
D ue to th e high s u rta x on la rg e
incom es, 17 ta x p a y e rs c o n trib u te d
m o re th a n o n e -e ig h th of a ll of
O re g o n ’s ta x to th e g o v e rn m e n t,
p a y in g > 560,602 as co m p ared w ith
th e > 267,648 paid by th e 14,935
n o rm a l ta x p a y e rs w hose e a rn in g
c a p ac ity a v e ra g e d betw een >1000
a n d >2000. T h e 17 big ta x p a y e rs
re p o rte d to ta l n e t incom e of >2,-
0 7 1 ,5 9 8 , w hile th e 14,935 r e p o r t­
ed > 21,742,701.
I
T ax es w ere a c tu a lly paid by a i
m uch s m a lle r n u m b e r th a n th e! Oregon Resources Subject of
New Contest Started to
61.879 w ho filed r e tu r n s , because!
Prevent Waste
it is to be re m e m b e re d t h a t m any
th o u s a n d s of r e tu r n s w ere filed
An u n iq u e contest,, th e o b ject
by in d iv id u a ls w ho, b ecau se of
of w hich is to c o n serv e O reg o n ’s
e x e m p tio n s o r fo r o th e r rea so n s,
n a tu r a l re so u rc e s, h a s been a n ­
w e re n o t s u b je c t to ta x a tio n u n ­
n o unced by th e L an d S e ttle m e n t
d e r th e law s. *
an d M a rk e tin g C o m m ittees of th e
T a x p a y e rs w ere divided am ong
P o rtla n d C h a m b e r of C om m erce,
th e c o u n tie s of th e s ta te a s fol­
P ro g re ssiv e B u sin ess M en’s C lub
lo w s: B a k e r 917, B enton 578,
a n d P o rtla n d Ad C lub and y o u r
C la c k a m a s, 1684, C latso p 1493,
co -o p e ra tio n in g e ttin g th is c o n ­
C o lu m b ia 662, Coos 1379, C rook.
te s t b e fo re y o u r c o m m u n ity w ill
97, C u rry 114, D esch u tes 765,
be a p p re c ia te d .
D o u g las, 960, G illiam 218, G ra n t
T h e fo llo w in g ju d g e s h a v e been
173, H a rn e y 108. H ood R iv er 432,
chosen fro m th e th re e o rg a n iz a ­
J a c k s o n 1072, J e ffe rso n 74, J o s e ­
tio n s p a rtic ip a tin g , to re p re s e n t
p h in e 321, K la m a th 787, L ak e
each re sp e c tiv e ly : L. T . M erw in,
178, L an e 1513, L incoln 145, L in n
v ic e -p re sid e n t an d g e n e ra l m a n ­
659, M a lh e u r 2S9, M arion 1980.
a g e r of th e N o rth w e s te rn E le c tric
M orrow 208, M u ltn o m ah 38,385,
C o.; F r a n k lin K e n n y of J . P.
P o lk 392, S h e rm a n 259, T illa m o o k
F ih le y & Son; a n d L a w re n c e L il-
444, U m a tilla 1773. U nion 1177,
je q u is t, a tto rn e y .
W allow a 254, W asco 7 60, W a sh ­
F ir s t p rize, d o n a te d by th e O re­
in g to n 905, 'W heeler 59, Y am h ill
gon S ta te
W id e
D ev elo p m en t
633 m iscellan eo u s 32.
F u n d , w ill be > 100.00; second
By p rin c ip a l c itie s th e follow -
.
,
. „
.
„
,
....
.
u ...
p rize, by th e P ro g re ssiv e B u sin ess
ing division is sh o w n : A s to r ia ,’ __
’
___
. .
! M en, > 50.00; th ir d p rize, by th e
I l l , B a k e r 664, B end 676, C or­
Ad C lub, > 25.00.
T h e c o n te s t
v a llis
512, E u g en e
1011, La
closes F e b ru a ry 1 5 th , 1925, a n d
G ra n d e 918, M edford 629, O regon
C ity 618, P e n d le to n 994. P o rtla n d i no e n trie s * w ill be receiv ed a f te r
th a t d a te .
36 ,9 7 6 , S alem 1286, T he D alles
T he idea back of th is c o n te s t is
636.
th e c o n se rv a tio n of raw m a te ­
ria ls w ith th e p o ssib le e s ta b lis h ­
m en t of new in d u s trie s to c o n v e rt
th e w aste in to u se fu l co m m o d i­
ties, th e re b y b rin g in g new w e a lth
in to th e s ta te . An illu s tr a tio n of
c o n se rv a tio n of w a ste now e n te r ­
ing a p ra c tic a l s ta g e is th e s e c u r­
SA LEM , J a n . 20. — T h e h ouse in g of b y -p ro d u c ts fro m sa w d u st
to d a y
passed
o v er
G o v ern o r by m eth o d s developed bp P ro f.
P ie rc e ’s v eto th e S e n a te m e a su re S taffo rd a t th e U n iv ersity of O re­
e x e m p tin g fro m an y in h e rita n c e gon a n d
re c e n tly a d o p te d
by
ta x , c e rta in b e q u e sts fo r benovo- H e n ry F o rd in his Iron M ountain,
le n t c h a ritie s fo r e d u c a tio n a l p u r ­ M ichigan, p la n t.
poses.
A m ong m a te ria ls t h a t now a re
T h e g o v e rn o r vetoed th e m ea s­
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e F o u r )
u r e afteT th e 1923 session, b u t th e
S e n a te a n d th e H ouse b o th passed
it a g a in o v e r h is v e to a t th is ses­
sio n , a n d it now becom es a law .
T h e m e a su re w as d ra w n esp ecial­
ly to p ro te c t th e e d u c a tio n a l fu n d
f o r th e c h ild re n of L a k e C o u n ty
le ft by D r. B e rn a rd D aly of L ake-
view .
C o n sid e ra b le o ra to ry ac­
A U STIN , T exas, J a n . 20. —
co m p a n ied th e p a ssa g e of th e bill. A sk in g fo r th e good w ill a n d th e
Legislature Takes
Slap at Pierce by
Passing Veto Bill
N ew s W ire S erv ice)
ASHLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1925
6 1 ,8 7 9 OREGON R“ “ ¡ Í ^ S » SUPREMECOURT
for Stomach’s Sake
RESIDENTS PAY
UPHOLDSDEATH
INCOME TAXES
VERDICT JURY
«
ASHLAND CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases out of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fact.
Two Boys Burned
to Death by Fire
Which Razes Home
INVITED TO SCHOOL
ATTEMPT MADE
TO ROB SAFE
OF F. BUREAU
A ccording to R alp h J e n n in g s ,
J a c k s o n C ou n ty s h e riff, who w as
a v isito r in th is city th is m o rn ­
ing, an a tte m p t w as m ade so m e­
tim e d u rin g th e n ig h t to ro b th e
F a rm B u re a u Office in M edford.
J e n n in g s w as in A sh lan d s e a rc h ­
ing th e ra ilro a d y a rd s fo r a m an
lik e ly to
have
co m m itted th e
b u rg la ry .
T he sa fe in th e office w as bad-
'y w reck ed by th e b u rg la r, ac co rd ­
ing to J e n n in g s , b u t it is n o t
know n a s y e t w h e th e r th e ro b b ery
w as su ccessfu l, since th e F a rm
B u re a u officials have n o t as yet
been a b le to open th e ir safe.
T he d ial w as b ad ly sm ash ed ,
a n d th e h a n d le on th e sa fe k n o c k ­
ed off, a c co rd in g to J e n n in g s . It
a p p e a rs th a t som e n itro -g ly c e rin
w as usd in th e ro b b ery , b u t w as
not exploded. A su b sta n c e th a t
th e officers believe m ig h t h av e
been used to hold th e “ s o u p ” in
place w as found on th e o u tsid e of
th e sa fe w hen th e ro b b e ry w as
d isco v ered . F o r th is re a so n th e
in su ra n c e m en w ho have view ed
th e sa fe d e c la re d it d a n g e ro u s to
onen it. f o r - it is th e ir belief th ^ re
m ay still be som e of th e n itro -
g ly ce rin e In th e c o n ta in e r. A n ex­
p e rt w ill be se n t fo r to open th e
safe.
A ccording to th e F a rm B u re a u
officials, th e re w as little of v a lu e
in th e safe, since m o st of th e m on-
ey w as b a n k e d
la te
y e ste rd a y
a fte rn o o n .
All p u p ils n o t now s tu d e n ts of
th e A sh lan d high school and * h o
a r e p la n n in g to e n te r fo r th e n ex t
' s e m e ste r a re ask ed to be p re s e n t
i a t th e school a t one o’clock F r i ­
day a fte rn o o n , J a n u a r y 23. T his
in clu d es th o se e n te rin g from th e
J u n io r h ig h school and c h ild ren
of h ig h school age who h av e n o t
been a tte n d :ng school.
It is n e c essa ry t h a t all re p o rt
a t th is tim e due to th e faet th a t
a n u m b e r of new s e a ts w ill h av e
to be ad d ed in th e assem b ly to
m ak e room fo r th e new s tu d e n ts ,
and th e se a ts w ill be in sta lle d on
S a tu rd a y .
A p p ro x im ately th ir ty
p u p ils will e n te r th e h gh school
from J u n io r high next M onday.
SISTERS DIE WHEN
CLEANING GAS FIRES
LOS A N G EL ES. J a n . 20— Tw o
s is te rs , Mrs. R eynold^ an d Miss
A gnes P a sh le y died to d ay fro m
b u rn s and in ju rie s received in a
m y ste rio u s explosion, p re su m a b ly
caused by g as
from
c le a n in g
flu id , w hich becam e Ignited a n d
bad ly d am ag ed th e ir a p a rtm e n t
house last n ig h t.
T h re e o th e rs
w ere bad ly b u rn e d , w hile m any
m ore w ere b a re ly rescu ed fro m
th e blaze.
TWO WOMEN DROWN
WHEN CAR SKIDS
ALBAN Y, O re., J a n . 20— M rs.
P. L ong an d M rs. T a y lo r E v an s,
e ld e rly w om qn w ere d ro w n ed to ­
d ay w hen an a u to m o b ile in w hich
th e y w ere rid in g sk id d e d o ff th e
h ig h w a y in to a d ra in a g e d itc h
n e a r th is c ity .
T h e ir h u sb a n d s,
rid in g in th e fro n t se a t, escap ed
w ith s l’g h t in ju rie s .
T he body
of M rs. E v a n s h ad n o t been fo u n d
a t a n e a rly h o u r th is a fte rn o o n .