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BERKELEY, Cal.. Oct.
6— (U. P .)— Each think
ing
the
other
deld,
mother and son haye
just been reunited here
after separation of 14
OTHERS ABB INDI0T1P
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L. D, Forncrook, deputy sheriff,
was indicted by the grand jury
Friday on two counts, both mis
demeanors, under the law. charg
ing malfeasance and neglect in
Office nnd receiving and delaying
the seryloe of a warraat of ar
rest.
The sum and substance of the
chargsn against Deputy Forncrook
are as follows:
A warraat waa Issued fo r the
prreet of W alter Williams, a youth
living with his
, . parents _ at , Gold
HUI, charging rape. Forncrook
took the warrant, and went to the
W illiams home, where he found
the young man, and hesitated to
put him in the county jail, ac
cepting the promise of his par
asta to bring him to Jacksonville,
the next day.’ The next day W il
liams fled, and his whereabouts
Deputy Forncrook is at. liberty
on his own recognisance* and «till
attending to diie deputy dutlee.
Sheriff Jennings said he had net
yet taken any action in the case
as yet.
la speaking of the case, Forn
crook said:
f’The course I followed in the
rsiv wap the same I followed in
douns of other cases, where Juve
niles are concerned, and is gener
ally practiced by officers. W il
liams la 14 years of age, and
small, and rather than th ro * him
in Jail, I accepted the promise of
hla* parents to bring him to Jack
sonville. The boy fled, and was
sought at Yreka, Calif., and Is
now In custody, and the county did
not lose a cent or suffer In any
manner.
Many tlm«L offenders
are told to report the next day.
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Oregon
Fifty Thousand “ Buddies
Are Gathered in Omaha
For Convention
Jack Rehfus was taken
away from home when
two years old by his
father.
They lived In
Seattle until father and
son recently quarreled,
Jack learned from his
father that he had a
slster and brother here.
A fte r
considerable
search he was able to
locate them, but was sur
prised to find bis moth
er aHve. He always had
considered her dead. The
mother, never hearing ef
the boy, had feared, too,
that he was dead.
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OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. 8.— (V- P.) tt
— Fifty thousand •'buddies” en tt
thusiastic, almost riotous in their tt
gaity. are on hand here, for the tt
opening of the seventh national It
convention of the American Le- tt
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glon.
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Another fifty thousand dele-j tt
gates and visitor» are expected tt
tomorrow, for the visit of Presi
dent and Mrs. Coolidge. Most of
the Legionnaires are having fun,
but some serious matters are
pending.
Sentiment is strongly
tn favor
of Colonel
W illiam
Mitchell’s fight, and a resolution
endorsing hl» »tand may get on
the floor of the convention. It Is
said..
W ith streets wreathed in miles
of bunting and every building,
even private homes, profusely
decorated, Omaha is in such »
turmoil of excitement and en
tertainment as the city never
before
exercised.
This
con
vention bids fair to prove the
most
thoroughly
entertained
Local Methodist Minister to
be Superintendent of So.
Oregon District
EUGENE. Oct. 6— (U. P .)— |
Of the 1*7 charges in the Oregon i
Methodist conference, 103 are Al»ove are the two leading hotels of New I-avoye,
to have new pastors next year,
rope titan after having been moved three miles,
as the resu lt. of the shifting
of the ministers at the Oregon and the last building on the old site.
Methodist conference, which has
been under way here for the
past week.
The ministers are on their way
home today, after the closing ses
sion of the conference which
was held last night.
Rev. 8. J. Chaney, of Ashland,
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BRAW LEY, Cal.. Oct)
was appointed as superintendent'
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of the Southern Oregon .district.
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In charge of all
Methodist
tt geles, were rescued last
the
Southern
Ore-
churches In
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gen district,
Two Rescued
Far Out on
Saltón Sea
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us determined to lie met-
Judge T. Blake Kennedy
had, according to Legion officials,
Ten th0U8and united state«
regular», with airplane», tanks, in
fantry, cavalry aud aittllery are
encamped here, ready to stage
military maneuvers to remind the
Legionaires of wh
went through iu France. In this
connection preparations have been
nqule to spread by airplane a
great smoke curtain, a mile liigh
and five miles loug.
LODI, Cal.. Oct. 5—
(U .
P.) —- A burglar
alarmed Mrs. Clara Rem
Icb,
and
the
family
wash received an un
scheduled addition,
The apparent unwar-
ranted coupling of events
was
caused
by
Mre.
Remick’a
bravery
and
housewifely
taste
for
cleanliness.
The burglar awoke Mrs.
Remlck and she chased
him out of the house
with blows from the pi'l-
low she seized from the
bed. Then she looked at
the pillow, decided the
slip must have become
soiled in contact with the
burglar, placed it in the
family wash and went
back to sleep.
P oultry Show Has A M «
A ttr itio n During
Whether or not the W inter Pair
an annual event tn Aahfttnd; w ill
be held again thia year, will be de
cided, at the fornm lunckeea •<
the chamber of commerce tomor
row at the Lithla Springs hotel.
Secretary J. H. Fuller.
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chamber, who baa been tn charge
of the W inter Fair daring »sat
years, is again ready to promote
the festival this season, but be in
anxious to determine whether or
not the member» of the chamber
favor the carrying on of the idea.
" If we are to have the fair, w*
must get busy at once. A date
must be set, and we must start
on our preliminary arrangements
within the next week” Fuller said
this morning.
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For the past five yean, the
Winter Fair has beeh the Mg
Law Prohibiting Oun Garry event in Ashland during the win
ter months. The poultry ebow,
ing by Those Respon
which Is held in connection Wilk
sible to be Enforced
the fair, has attracted exhibitor*
The section of the Oregon from every poultry center on tho
law which prohibits anyone, coast, and has done much to aid
who has ever been resonslble in building up the poultry Indus
tor a hunting accident from try in the vicinity of Ashland.
Two years ago, a rather exten
ever carrying a firearm,, will
-be strictly enforced by the state sive Winter Fair was staged, with
game department, according tn the Armory and the Natatorium
A
Information given the deputy being used as display rootps.
big carnival was held In eennec-
tlon with the fair.
state game warden.
Last year, the poultry show was
The unusual number of bunt
featured,
and the carnival idea
ing accident» which have oc
curred this year ba» resulted In rather dropped into the back
thin action, according to Averill. ground. The Chautauqua build
Roy M. Parr, deputy game ing was used as the show room for
warden for Jackson county, ha»
ceceived instructions from Aver
ill to enforce this law.
Averills’ letter to
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fliraworka display ever~éxh!bifed
In thia country, a whole train lows:
“ Reports reaching thia office
load of German war trophies; the
Indicates
an unusually
largo
regular
annual
fall
meet
of
the
Members of Committee Meet
H. P. Pemberton, formerly
Entire City W iped Out by
Omaha running horse races; a number of hunting accidents for
Tonight
to
Dr^w
up
minister at Salem, was appointed
Decision in Favor of
football game between Creighton the flrat half of the deer sea
tt water lake of Imperial
Plans
as pastor of the Ashland church.
Oil
Company
and Colorado Universities, trap son. If any of these accidents
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valley.
The
men
were
T. H. Temple of Marshfield was
shooting, airplane races, »now ball have happenetj.ip your>territory
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weak
to
move
sent to the Medford church.
SHERIDAN, Wyo., Oct. 5—
wants club committee« on the jjg^ts, rodeo», boxing, wrestling will you kindly call upon the
tt through lark of food and
Just eight months ago the town,
membership drive for members of #|1<j a baseball game with “Dassy" person responsible for the acci
tt water, but physician» who
of Old Lavoye, Wyo., waa doing
tho A. A. A. will meet tonight at Vancei famous Brooklyn pitcher, dent and advise them concerning
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a business of *3,000,000 a year.
than this, I have
7:30 In the Lltbia Spring» hotel, on
mound.
the provisions of Chapter 70,
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Property In the town was valued
ay. 1 did nothing
with B. C. McHenry, field secre-
The convontion program today Laws of 1923, which prohibit
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. Wilson and Shuler said
wrong, and my conscience „
tary of the Oregon State Motor provi<ied for addresses of welcome them
from
bearing
firearms
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clear.”
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association, to foihnulate plans for an(j response nt the morning ses- within the state of Oregon here
tt rowboat In the New river
Friends of Forncrook maintain I
the drive. It was announced thia
The Legionaries were wel- after.
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laat
Wednesday,
that be la tile victim of misplaced
inorning.
corned
by Governor At'ani McMul-
•tfn the opinion of the writer
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confidence, his kindness In balk- «
The Klwanls. and Llthlans are Jen 0( Nebraska and Mayor .iamcp criminal
carelessness
la
the
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away
and
the
current
twg at throwing Williams Into a I
to stage a membership contest, £ Dahlraan. Omaha. Afterward mildest term that can be ap
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carried
them
far
out
on
crowded Jail "fa ll of bard boiled ) |
and these committees have been memortai services were held for plied to an accident of this kind.
tt the Salton sea. where
appointed to arrange for the drive, -buddies” who have died.
gays.”
He feels that we owe it to
The wltneeaes examined by the
In speaking of the benefits de-
Thls afternoon wa» to be de the careful hunters to throw
grand Jury were ihe accused, B. j
rived from a membership in the yotC(] to organisation, committees, every safeguard around them wo
KELSO, Oct. 5— (U. P .j —
V. Colllne, county jailer, and the
Oregon 8tate Motor association, WOrk and other convention detail» j possibly can to protect them The murder of Thomas Dovery,
parents of young Williams.
McHenry this morning said;
preparation for the big day to-, from the danger of Injury at editor, on June 14, baa been
Hyman Huntley, 58, secUon f
••Too many motorists are trying morrow when the President’s ad-j the hands of Irresponsible men solved, and full details of the
hand, charged with stabbing Jesse <
to'"be their own automobile wel- ¿ress will be heard and the mam- with guns. In the case of the case will be made known within
James Gibbs, 28, laborer and Cooe «
fare organisation. It 1» just about moth Legion parade staged,
.man who mistakes another for the next two or three days, Luke
county homesteader, to death, in
as logical as trying to be one’s own!
Tonight Omaha keeps open
a deer and shoots him we hops 8. May, criminologist, announced
a fight September 20, said to have 1
insurer against car loss by fire, bouse. There will be theatre par- that public sentiment in thia hPre today.
been over the attentions paid by •
theft or collision.”
' ties and dances and banquet» for section 1» sufficient to cause hts
W . I j . Thompson, alias W. L.
Gibbs to Huntley’« wife, was In- <
Membership In A. A. A. motor the Ti8|tors.
Though the dele-
arrest and prosecution on the Reese, was brought here from
dieted on a charge of first de- 1
clubs he pointed out means indlr- gate8 and their friends swamped
Eugene yesterday. In connection
charge of manslaughter.”
ect representation In alj confer- a|i hotels, the city Is caring for Its]
gree murder.
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with the case, and Is being held
J. 8. Wheaton wa* Indicted for <
eaces between the prominent au- gue8t» by housing them In private
thia llspute would pause armea
In jail.
larceny. He stands charged with
tomotlve associations.
Among homes. Almost every household
waif re in the Wyoming oil
“What Reese will be charged
the theft of a *76 mirror, sewing I
the associations of the automo- jn Omaha has one or more Loglon
fields.
i with, or whether be will be
Daring
machine, and other household el- I
bile Industry, with which the A. A. guests.
In 1920, Joseph Lovoye, a Case May Come up
charged at all. will he deter
October Term
fects belonging to J. M. Rigdon
A. clubs frequently co-operate for
Omaha adopted a» Its conven-
Frcn. h-Canadlan, applied for a
mined within the next two or
Court
of Ahhland.
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the betterment of touring, taxa- tlon week motto: “No one walks
homt Read on the site of Old
three day*,” May said.
C. A. Ramsay was indicted for I
tlon, traffic, safety and other Im- a„d no. one pays.” Legionaires
Lavoye, but never received the
In the suit o f the Ashland port ant mattery pertaining to the were offered automobiles when-
larceny by balee, and 1» accused i
final patent to the land.
Baptist church against the First yegulatton of the automobile are ever they wanted to move. An
of appropriating a Bulck automo- ]
Than came a great oil boom
Baptist church, an extension of the national automobile chamber elaborate registration system was
bile 'belonging to J. M. Denison i
in the rich Salt Creek field.
15 days to file a reply to the
et this city.
The homestead was In the heart
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last reply aad answer of the de
A nqt-true bill was returned
N E W P O R T ,. R. I.. Oct. 5—
of tho field.
fendants, was granted the plain
Because
of heavy seas, nothing
Against Henry Britt, a laborer,
Lavoye leased lota to build
Father and eon *111 have a
tiffs, upon application of their
further
can
be done today toward
,Who was charged' with a morel
stores and the town sprang up
common ground to meet on at
attorneys, Briggs and Brigg» ot
recovering the bodies from tho
offense by a woman’s husband, i
with the typical overnight ra
the Father and Bona’ banquet
Ashland, Friday by Circuit Judg-
submarino 8-51, according to •
Ralph R. Werta was charged Vltb
pidity of a trading center In the
that will be held Friday, October
C.
M-
Thomas.
The
case
has
wireless ossago, received by tho
a statutory crime, he being alleg
oil fields.
Prices were high
9, at the Preebyterlan and Bap
been hanging fire since last De
naval communication station Moro
ed to have lived' with a married
and Lavoye was getting rich fast
tist churches of this city under
cember.
from Admiral H. H. Christy, In
• woman other than his wife in the
All the peologists said great
the direction of the local Y. M.
The defendants, the First Bap
operation»,
city for several weeks. The com
Clfcra Delsman, aged 69, a renl- C. A. organisation, O. F. Carson, charge of salvage
quantities of oil were underneath
tist church, in their reply seek
plaint was made by the woman’s 0. M. WAGNER VISITS
aboard
the
U.
8.
8.
Camden,
at
dent of Ashland for 13 year», president.
townsite.
,
damages and rent for selxure of
W IÏH PARENTS HERE the The
mother.
died yesterday at a local hospital.
tall oil derrlckb came clos
Those who were in attendance
the church laat July, ask that the
The canes of Mrs. Ossie Ben-
Mrs. Delsnwin waa born and laat year will want to__ ssbul .
er end closer to the town. The
automobile
Carrol Mt W<
dlff eiku ccc be tween—the briief»
— HBtt ami M rs. Ir a Barton, slstey ,
raised in the Middle West. She again and get their neighbor to
Ohio Oil company, whlcn naa
of "The Four Square Gospel” club any more than he can afford
of Ashland, charged With larceny field man attached to the Los
was born on December 16, 1855, bring hie eon along) With the
the oil rights to surrounding
from a dwelling, were brought to Angeles headquarters of oue of
end the established Baptist faith, to drive exact#*' as ie pleases or
and lived most of her life In the large turnout In the past It has
oil lands, wanted to drill a well be set "forth In particularity
assume that his own fists are the
the grand jury after they had been the large oil companies, is visit
A TLANTIC CITY, Oct. I —
Middle West, coming to Ashland been seen f it to put two banquets
on the main corner Of the town.
and uphold the “majority rule" only police projection he needs.”
dismissed in the Justice court by ing his father, J. M. Wagner and
The Ameriaan Federation ef
th e townspeople objected and
in 1912.
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on, one on each side of the town, Labor *111 enter the polltieal
as o n *'o f the cardinal points of Mr. McHenrytfjOtatends. “ It Is the
the request of District Attorney family in Ashland for a day or
She Is survived by four son», so that the banquet place will he
the company filed It* suit to
groping
knowledge
of
this
fact
Newton Chaney because of lack of two enroute back to Los Angeles
the Baptist church, each church
campaigns thia taU throughout
Henry Delsman of Portland, J. B. convenient to all.
that la enabling motor-club mem-
evidence. They are alleged to have from Alaska, where he has been wipe out the entire town.
the country, but will keep away
being self-governing.
Delsman
of
Argo,
Charles
H.
* Lavoye fought it through the
The ladle* of the respective from a third party movement.
stolen furniture, from the Good since early summer, engaged In
The case which has attracted berahlp increase to exceed the rate
Delsman of Ashland and B. L. churches are eervlng the ban
. and Templar homes at Ashland, field work for his company. courts until hla funds were cx- wide
Harking back to the eld poller
attention
In
northwest of increase in registrations. Mem Delsman of Ashland and tour
haustod. Then the townspeople
quet at 60c * plats and tickets of refuatag to align Itaelf with
together with
their
younger Mrs. Wagner and their little
church circles, will be heard at bership ef the A. A. A. has been daughters, Mrs. P. 0 . Schneider
may be purchased kt tbq Billings parties, aad that labor’s latareet
brothers, who have been* sent to daughter, who have been spend took up the fight. Appeals were the October term of the circuit increasing at the highest rate In Its
of Portland, Mre. Henry 8ander Agenoy.
mndd to Washington without
the state training school for their ing the summer months in Ash
oonrt, if tho legal skirmishing ’ long history of almost a quarter
of Marshfield, Mre. Joseph H.
The program at each of the
part, In the crimes.
As in ths land, will return south with him.
with technicalities that have pre century.”
Sander of Ashland and Mrs. churches w ill be the same. Mr.
Finally
Federal
Judge
T.
first case when they were heard
vailed so far are ended.
William O. Sander of Ashland.
Blake Kennedy, trito decided
Mtshler, Mr. Headrieb, superin
before Jndge Taylor, the grand
T h e » Ashland Baptist church,
Services w ill be held at ten tendents of efty schools of Grants
Teapot
Dome
belonged
tq
Harry
Vtatttag
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Ashland—
jury failed to indict beennse of
followers of the established Bap
Sinclair, decided that the town- tist faith, kave been sustained,'
Eugene Harris of B Street Is o'clock tomorrow* morning from Pass aad Medford will be the
the lack of evidence.
the CathqMc church. In tlrm en t
tt
Oregon and Washington
site
belonged
to
the
oil
company
Four of the Jury members were
In the councils of the church, enjoying a visit from his mother will be at Hillsborough.
I tt — Generally
fair,
with
from Iowa.
and 1» the only tilt tn oonrt.
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tt light northerly winds
Kelso Murder is
"Solved, Detective , j
May Announces
Clara Delsman,
Well Known Woman
Called by Death
THE WEATHER