Ashland daily tidings., September 17, 1925, Image 1

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The Tidinffs Bas Been Ashland's
¡THREE HURT IN
AUTO CRASH
NEAR PHOENIX
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In the News o ftlie Day
I $100,000 te g ~ }'
HOLDUP
DEMOLISHED
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SPURNED
Cbunril Overrides Mayor's Action
In New Rail Move at
Klamath
Of Machine Thrown
r When Crash
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K L A M A T H F A L L S . Sept. 17—
Mayor Goddard’s veto Monday
night of the council ordinance
passed September 8. granting th<>
Sawm ill Engineering and Con­
struction company the righ t to
build -a railroad track aloug and
' near the east shore o f Lake
Ewanna, met quick action w ith
the city council Tuesday a fte r­
noon tn an adjourned sesalon.
I t was unanimously over-ridden,
and the ordinance stands.
The
spur line w ill he b uilt a t once,
according to officials of the con­
struction company.
The mayor claimed in his veto
message th at building of tho
spur line was another of the
so-called Southern Pacific “ se
c re t” moves. The council, after
weighty consideration,'found the
spur not to be an S. P. move,
and a t the same tim e a ne­
cessity and a boon tic the indus­
tria l expansion of the city, and
consequently unanimously over­
Silas Barclay Who Escaped rode the veto.
Months Ago, Held
The council also acted on Vie
A t Prineville
Strahorn application to
crosjs
Sixth street, one of the hottest
K L A M A T H FA LLS, Sopt. 17 and most delicate questions be­
— Silas Barclay, elusive Indian fore the city council ever a per­
who escaped 6 months ago from iod o f the last nine months.
the county Jail, ia captured. He The mayor’s veto, which came
was arrested Monday afternoon months ago, was read to the
in P rineville by 8 h erlff Yancey, council and action deferred u \ -
according to a long distance tele­ til next Monday night.
Action
phone call received here by Cher- w ill n o . doubt £cqgw then, one
iff B urt Hawkins.
way or the other. I t is known
I t was Just a piece of luck that unless Ate vote la unanimous
tk a t the ja il escape was ap­ the mayor w ill again veto the
prehended. S heriff Yancey caught
proposition. ■
Barclay In company with a man
who was suspected of having
committed larceny.
He found
that Barclay had in hia posses­
sion a saddle which had beer,
stolen from a* store in Alturas
two weeks ago.
Just what w ill be done with
Recently The Tidings printed
Barclay could not be learned.
He has a long term to serve out a story which told of the sue
in this county on a liquor charge, cessiul handling of Ashland fru it
but also must answer to a' charge through the local fru it associa­
tion, via the chain stores of the
of larceny in Alturas.
Barclay, with Louts Knight, northwest, which gave the grdw-
effected an escape from the ers a better price.
Among the chain stores which
county Jail by sliding down ou
improvised
blanket
rope
one purchased this fr u it was The
night.
A comprehensive search Twentieth Century grocery sys­
was Instituted not onl> because tem. which handled six ears nf
o f the escape but because Knight local peaches, according to In ­
and Barclay were wanted for formation given The Tidings.
questioning in connection with
the death of Freddie Jackson, AIRCRAFT PROBERS
FORM ORGANIZATION
who fell from hia horse on the
streets of Chiloquin ai^d died
W A S H IN G TO N , Sept. J 7 — (U .
from a fractured skull.
Twice Barclay was captured P .j— The Investigation of the
only to escape again.
Once at National M ilita ry a irc ra ft policy
Chiloquin he was caught in n and the administration of It, was
cabin, but distracted the a t­ launched today; when the spe­
tention of the officers
lone cial bourd of nine representative
enough to make a successful citizens, appointed by President
Coolidge, met and organised at
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the W hite House.
Dwight W . Morrow of the J
P. Morgan and Company, a col­
lege mate and close friend of
the Presidtent was chosen chair­
man.
Judge A rth u r C. Denison
of Grand Rapids, Michigan was
selected vice chairman a n d"'W il­
liam F . Durant, president of the
Institute
of
Mechanical
En­
gineering. as Los Angeles, sec­
retary.
Mrs.
Fred
Abreau,
John
Abreau, shunt II,
and
Mrs,
Chardins Paterson, 10, all of
Oakland, California, ware se­
verely braised and suffered con­
tusions of the head *u d body,
w h ile Cbarlaa Peterson, husband
Not satisfied with the eompenst
of Mto. Chardins Paterson, was tlon which the Metropolitan Oram
badly brniaed and cat, aa the Opera Company offered her for
reeult of an automobile acci­ Injuries sustained when a norss
stepped on her during the produo*
dent which occurred on fhe Pa­ tlou of an npers. in luring her right
cific highway, a short distance leg. Mrs. Nannie I, Torfaen, si user,
north of Phoenix late yesterday Is sueing for- |100,0U0.
afternoon.
According to the story told
*> y Paterson, who was driving
the car, the party was headed
north.
Coining around a alight
ta rn , the rig h t rear wheel of
the car crumpled, swinging the
body of the car across the high­
way, broadside.
The machine
skidded into the ditch on the le ft
aide of the highway, and rolled
over twice.
The occupants of the machine
wars thrown clear when the car
toppled over, but nevertheless
,W«re badly cut by flyin g glass.
. John Abreau suffered a badly
wrenched side, but a fte r being
given medical attention was able
to continue on his way into Med­
ford, unassisted.
Mrs. Chardins Petersont in a
delicate condition, was the most
severely injured of the party.
She suffered severe bruises and
centnsions.
H er m o th er/ Mrs.
F red Abrean was also badly
bruised and cat.
The woman
received medical attention and
ware taken to a nearby hotue,
where they remalaed for some
tim e before being taken into
Medford.
, Deputy Oame W arden
Roy
P arr arrived on the scene of
the crash a few minutes sfter its
happening. State T ra ffic Officer
Bloom wan notified and shortly
afterw ard was on the scene.
Upon investigation, it was de­
clared that the machine mast
have been travelling at an ex­
cessive rate of speed, to have
akidded completely across the
road and then ro ll over.
How­
ever the driver of the ear de­
clared that he was not moving
more than 25 miles per hour
when the accident occurred.
Huckleberries Are
Still Being Picked
at Mountain Patch
picking
on
Off
is
few
second
enp or uerries, wmrn they
declare are of much finer
flavor and slse than the
first crop.
To
reach
Huekelherry
mountain, the Crater Lake
highway la followed as far
an the Union CVeek station.
A road turning off the
right lends back from the
Grater Lake highway. An-
patch
—Tlw
FUGITIVE AT
KLAMATH F. IS
AGAIN TAKEN
Twentieth Century
Stores Handle Six
Cars Local Peaches
CONSTITUTION
IS LAUDED BY
PORTER J. NEFF
“ America la not great because
of her constitution, but her con­
stitution is great because of
Am erica,”
declared ’ Porter J.
N eff, of Medford, speaker at the
Constitution
exercisea held
V .V
. V. Day
J
.
Aohlsnd K iw .n is at _the.lr
FATHER DEMANDS
CUSTODY
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PO R TLA ND , Sept. 17. -
Quicksilver Mine
in California is
to be Reopened
tt
S A N L U I S OBISPO,
tt Cal., Sept. 17— (U . P .)
tt — H a rry Payne W hitney
tt and R. H. Chandler, both
tt nationally known eastern
tt mining men, have taken
tt over the Oceanic Qulck-
tt silver mine near here and
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are sinking a new 2-00-
tt foot shaft:
tt
Plana for the employ-
tt ment of 200 men in the
tt mine
have
been
an-
tt ■ nounced.
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During the war this
tt mine was one- of the na­
tion's largest producer«.
-Resumption of -opera­
tions at this point starts
San Luis Obispo county
on its greatest mining
boom, with iron, quick­
silver and copper holding
attention.
Vetoes Ordinance
Right to Construct
Spur Track
Oakland, <W*, People Are
* Viptimg in a Queer
/
Aoeident
CAB
.Y„8KPT. 17, 1925
ASHLAND, OREGON,
irr to the Beppi-Weekly Tiding«, Volume 41
CJF.
Gov. Fuller, of Monnchusetts, with the approval of
President Coolidge, haa called a conference of New Eng-
. land governor* 4n an effort to solve the troubles of the
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Robert E. Coontz, on the
eW Zealand ports, will be
assigned to Hampton Roads,
reverting to hia rank of rear admiral. W. E. ( “Pussyfoot")
Johnson predicts the Baltic States will be dry, but admits
prohibition b far off in England.. Mrs. C. F. Kohle, of
San Francisco, who will be wedded tot the Vicomte de
Lambeytye, a member of one of the oldest families in
France. '■ -
I AT AI f P l h U p i I W ants 835.IWX)
LubA L U A llm b ll For B rin g Made
OPEN SEASON
WITH FAILS 11 *
S ANG ELES, Sept. 1
(U . P . ) — Claiming 1
was' kept waiting at .J
tho church on' Christmas I
Day, Miss Eva Johnson, 1
Long
Beach, • demands 1
135,000
damages
from I
Everett F. Burke In a I
suit on file here.
I
Burke, according to the I
complaint, agreed after I
eix months of courtship I
to meet Mias Johnson at I
the alta r on December I
' 24, last.
He changed 1
his mind at the eleventh I
hour, she said.
I
Ashland Squad Opens
Season W ith Falls
Outfit
The Ashland high school, foot-
ball team w ill open the season
with the
K lam ath Falls
high
squad.
The firs t game fo r the
locals w ill be staged at Klamath w
tt
Falls on October 10.
tt
Grants Pass w ill fu rn L h the
tt
opposition in the game on the
home lo t, the tussle being set for
October 17, a week following the
opening game.
Ashland and Medford w ill clash
a t Medford on November 11, and
at Ashland, on November 26. Last
season, Medford trim m ed Ashland
in the opening game, while In the
second túsele the teamu staged a
tie.
The schedule fo r the season fol­
lows:
Oct. 10. —- Klam ath Falls at
Change 'is Made in Guard
K lam ath Falls.
System at County
Oct. 17 — Grants Pass at Ash­
DEMMURER IS
FILED IN SHORT
LIQUOR CASE
Jail
land.
TO ATTRACTM
Stores and Banks to Close Hère at Noon Tomorrow.
Cord Crowd Expected to Attend B ig Indnatriaï Sb
Rain Routs Large Part of Crowd on Opening
ing.
Rain yesterday1, afternoon and evening, rained tke
outdoor programs planned for the opening day of tke
Jackson county fair, but the indoor events were'very well
patronized, considering the handicap of the heavy rains.
Although rain, fell intermittently throughout the day,
a good crowd was on baud at the time of the,afternooni
program. Ijftter in the afternoon the rain h e ç a m s kehAry
as to drive the crowd indoors, and as it showed no'si|
abating, a large number who had intended to spend s
hours on the grounds left for their homes.
However, with clearing skies this morning auguring
sunshine-for today, it is exj»ected that the crowd today
will he larger than ever, because of the many jiersons who
were forced to leave the. grounds yesterday by the rain.
The exhibits were all in jdace yesterday, something
unusual for a fair, where in most cases, the exhibitors are
allowed to bring in their exhibits late, and the first day
Lack of Evidence Given as finds many of their displays still uncompleted. However,
y esterdny,' there was not a single incomplete exhibit on the
Reason by District
Attorney Chaney
fair grounds.
CASE AGAINST
2 LOCAL GIRLS
IS DISM ISSED
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One of the finest exhibit* en
Mrs. Osnle Bennett and <trs.
display was that made hr th*
Itoy Saxon, arrested hero Sun­
Talenpa XcetXktlon district.
O n*
day evening bv Chief of Police
entire side of the h orticaltw o
McNubb and S heriff Ralph Jen­
buildng is used by the dstrict for
nings, were yesterday released
a display of the, various pro­
from custody. T h o women.were
ducts grown In the section mu-
a ecu serf. In the complaint filed
braced by the Talent Irrigation
against them, nf entering the
district. D. M. L o va, la èksuv*
home of Vorne Tempter and D.
of the display, p la n e d *»4 Ob­
Ony Good hero.
structed the exhibit, w hich* la
When
arraigped
yesterday
considered the finest of Its klad
morning i.oforo Justice Taylor in
at the- fair.
Medford, I lie women plead ijot
Tomorrow
will- be Aéhlâ0**
guilty to the barge.
District Associated
Gil Company Day at the tatrr, and extensive
Attorney Newton (’ . Chaney then . Leaees Congregational
plans for entertainments, fes-
moved that .the case tie dismissed,
Cknrch Property
tusUMuf A«hUad «todpeta. and
declaring there was not eacirtf.il»
A s h ld M exhibits are being mads.
evidence on hand to enable I t l i ' t
After negotiations lasting more
The entertainm ent programs w ill
thaii six m entis, the Associati
to make a stand on the case.
contain Ashland talent, to a large
Clyde Lacy, 17, Delbert Lacy, o il company Friday signed a long
extant.
15. C yrrll Lacy, E llis Lacy uml terni lease with the Congrega­
The city w ill be closed tomor­
V irg il Lacy, brothers of the two tional church of this city, for
row afternoon, in order that as
women, are still being held by the lease of the present church
many as possible may attend tho
the officers. The boys confessed „¡te on East Main street and
fa ir on Ashland day. The banka
to entering the two homes, and the Boulevard..
w ill be dosed a t eleven o’clock,
levealed the hiding places where
The church w ill immediately
while the stores and o t ke s o e-
they had cached a large amount start advertising for bids for the
tabllshments w ill he closed a t
of the loot obtained. The boys, wrecking of their present church
twelve.
this morning w ill he given a building.
II is expected that
The program for tomorrow fol­
hearing before County Judge the building w ill be completely
lows:
H artzell.
razed within a month, and Im­
T h ia -Is School
The Tem plar home was^rnu- mediately thereafter the Asso­
whan a ll children
sacked while the fam ily was ciated Oil company w ill start con
by parent* or guardian era
away from home, and alm i st Ì gtructlon work on their new ser-
mltted free.
everything movable taken from vice station.
Thera
There w ill ba a track meet
the house. Bed clothing, dishes,
The land leased Is considered
in
fron t
of
the
grandataad
trinkets of all sorts, cooking one of the finest service station
which w ill ba free to 'a ll who
utensils, suit cases, hand bags sites In the city.
I t is a tr i­ attend and u a e can ba vlawed
| and other articles were remove-1, angular section of land; facing
from grandstand. The meat w ill
most of which was recovered by 60 feet cn East Main street and begin Mt 10 A. M.,’ and coatinao
| the police.
80 feet on the Boulevard.
u ntil finish.
.
W ith the exception of some
A beautiful, steel frame ser­
10:0? to 11:00 a. m.. there
fine fishing tackle, most of the vice station w ill be erected on
will
w
ill ba a-
a* continaation of the
loot obtained in the robbery of the* site' Within a short time
horseshoe pitching tournament.
the Good home has nlso been, by the oil company.
Construe-
1 :3
:1 0 p. m.— Oates open to
13
recovered.
' tlon engineers of the company grandstand sad
and inside track. The
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declare the Ashland station Is
gate directly south of grand­
gato
the next to be constructed.
sta
stand w ill be the only opening
The
Congregational
church
in the inside traek.
people are now making arrange­
ments which w ill enable them to
hold their services, for about In grandstand by Carl
a year, Lu the Temple of Truth Ashland orchestra.
P E K IN O . Sept. 17— (V . I’ .) building, on the Boulevard, n
Ruuatoc ttvewto
— A ll crops, over an area, sixty Hhort distance from their present
1-4 Mila Fraa-For-AH;
by thirteen miles, have been d e --; church.
A new property has Mila Free-For-All; S-S Mila
troyed by tho flood waters of I —
For-All.
(Continued on page fo u r)
the Yellow River, which have
surrounded more tlinn nine hun-I
dred villages in the Shantung
province, reports received hero
Building
this morning indicate.
'I 1:10
bt
Dlkea at Yung chfi Slen hrokp|
■' front of
LEASE SIGNED
FOR RENTAL OF
CHURCH LAND
Oct. 11 — Roseburg at Ashland.
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Nov. 1 1 __Medford at Medford.
A dem urrer to the indictments.
Nov. IS — Grants
Pabs at charging B ill Short, alias Shan-
Grants Pass.
I Boa. Denny Shannon and Joe
Nov. 2« — ' Medford at Ashland. Palmer, charged with violation
of the prohibition laws, was filed
In the circuit court Monday, by
KING'S CO. ESCAPES
th eir attorney, Rawles Moore.
STILL AT LARGE The dem urrer is based upon
the grounds, th at "the evidence"
-.S E A T T L E , Sept. 17 (U . P .) aubmltted ia not sufficient to
— W ith the six fugitives from constitute a crime; and, "th a t
the K ing county Jail still In th e ' th# ,ndlclInenta do not conform
open Thursday morning, and , ub ,ta n tla lly wJth C h a p te r' 7,
possemen reporting In without of T |tle lg
of the
Oregon
* trace of th eir quarry after ,
.,
n « ,.
,» «•,»
Of
th e ir long search c f the wilds o f,
8hort> a„ „ Bhannon.
aWo
W hidby Island
"
Snohombh 1
Ch* rged W,th >8M*u ,t* to w l t ; ll„ g water over a vast urea, and1
Sound
region
of
Snohomish
holding of S heriff Jennings
the Yellow River, as a conse-
GIRL l Z ^ r I i x th: t 0 a ^ . X t. ^ a8totd T | an<, • ,ed#ra’ a ‘ ent “ th,> P0,nt Quence,
has shifted Us course.
‘
' ,
» ' I f ’ «' w hile his alleged acM
R
relief work heH
- O n a a wrr
w rit or
of naneas
habeas corpus,i
corpus, I
_On
Faniine Rages Over
Flood Stricken
Chinese Province
Count A * B. Dectstellane, reputed ‘
,n
to be a member of the E u ro p e a n .c,ue’
no^ fty hftR W n ordered
pro_|
Bt
duce” W ilm a T aylo r, l l , In courV
L ith ia Springs hotel today.
condition, and aRh
here Monday, and to show why
N eff went on to explain his
«M ur
the g irl should not ba returned to
words; saying that other hat
e m be
her father.
who recently returned
lions, none of which, have been.
Tfce fa thor, Melvin J. Taylor, o f
successful, have copied the Amer „ k|m a
aeekln(t
MBa|n h#r
lean
lean constitution, proving tliat cugt0<j yt He was separated from
wj j e ,n J921, and she retined
the constitution in Itself, was
AIW FT-EET 1« NOW ON
¡
the
custody of the g irl and a h o y .,
not
a
perfect
document.
WAY TO 1 PENDLETON
rt ’• ’
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, i
The
speaker
outlined
the
T a ’ ior m arried the count In
VANCOUVER, Waah., Sept. 17 growth of the constitution, how lg 2 3 she died and the son was
__ (U . P .)— Having completed lta It was added to. and Its meaning Rent to tba father. Count Decaatel-
p art In the dedtcatlon of the Interpreted during the years o f ' lane kept the daughter, and In -
Pearson flying field here yoatar- American
independence, * until formed T aylor' that the was
day, one of the largest air now it is the moat remarkable “somewhere in California,” and
fleets aver aadamhlad in the document aver conceived to the that ha could not have her.
Northwest ’flaw today towards government of a state.
,
Pendleton, to participate In the
Before tke opening of the ex-
a u n ta l rourt#-up there.
The ercises, the Klwanls club accept­
George B. Goodell of Ralem,
planee w ill continue on to.flp o - ed a challenge Issued by the
kaae, where a flyld*
•*11 L I th tans for a contest In se­ Oregon, was a bnslnese visitor in
curin'; members of the A. A. A. Ashland today.
ha dedicated Sunday,
„
t0 r° 1<>w
.
coraP>lcM
sway In « * . 7 . . #ut? . been started under the direction
v u iu p h v o d
and destroyed an auto load of of
the
International
Famine
MAN KILLU) IN
SAWMILL AT
GRANTS PASS Tidings to be
8:1>
program
musical
Build to«.
(Contlaaad on Puga Four).
moonshine,
S heriff
Jennings commlttee> wblch Is sending out
eooly talked Shannon out of poats aR the onjy meanR of com- ! GRANTS PASS. 8apt 17— Al-
6b
h li m r - F u r T r t B im n n w and ^ X a t ' o n wRh the stricken I l s beri
about
B lg g e ra tR T
(O R S
TODAY GO
Palm er, a Loa Angalee newsboy
organization has nl.H-> yenrs of age, was killed i t
FAIR and prelim inary fighter, was ar- gent #ut #n pnglneer to advise noon yesterday whan hia body
DAY AT
rested tn thia city a week later. on th# contro, o, the rlvpr
was cut In ttw o by the big saw
YAKIMA, Wash., Sept I 1 ‘
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Slues
the
Incarceration
of
.. .
i in the Herman Brothers sawmill tt
( Ü . ’ P .)— A record attendance gbanBon
tbe eounty JaU. and ! A T T w.M P T T O 8 T 0 p
at Dryden. Thera ware no w it- tt
'• anticipated today
at
e bftCauae Of
blood existing be-
R A I L DISMANTLING nessea to the accident, the body tt
Washington state fa ir for gov- i waen other prisoners, the sheriff
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• rn o r'«
Governor Hartlay has tw o guards on duty a t the
S A I.E M , Sept. 17— (U. P ) — men A t the noon* hour, apparently! tt
th,g afternoon, »nd^w lll eonnty Jail, night and day. One
An Injunction, to stop the dis- immediately a fte r the tragedy i t t
attend a banquet at the pom Jailer goes In and attends to his maBt„ #g Of the Medford-Coast had occurred.
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mereiai hotel tonight.
duties, unarmed and without a ra |)way from Medford to Jack-,
The victim of the accident h a d ( tt
key, sad Is let out by the out- w>nTm e wm he Instituted to- been a resident o f the D ryden' tt
side Jailer. Thia step was tak- day by
c{ty ot Medford, sc- section for 17 years and leaveei t t
an aa n precautionary measure' cordj ng to information received a wife and daughter a t that t t
ton days ago whan the court ia- by th# puhnc servtce'commisslnn.1 piace.
H e aleo leaves a son, II
sued naw regulations for the The commlealon was advised th«L who Is now in the east. F u rth e r t t
Oregon — F k lr, except
conduct of th * county bastile
the work of tearing up the road | details of the aoeident are lack- t t
fo r . showers tonight in
has already bean started, with Ing. telephonic Inform ation being tt
tke
southwest
portion.
oat waiting for authority fron .jsen t b ar* lata yesterday
after- tt
ADS
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TIDINOg WANT
Washington — F a ir with
the
commission.
noon.
N
A j r m iiN a .
moderate ta rla b le winds.
I ssued at Ptoon
oft Ashland Day
The Tidings
The MFeafher
or tn*