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ASHLAND,
AY, JULY 31, 1926
W ily Constable • South
Here H as New Liquor
Nabbing Plan
State Supreme Court Orders
County Clerk to Accept
Petitions
Two Cups Won by Fast
Work in Open Competi- *
tion; Other Winners
Local Ball Club Will Invade
Dam Across Stream is Cam­
Former Diplomat Makes
T E N N A N T, Cal., July 31. —
A. T. Mahan of Medford Is the
Grants
Pass
Tomorrow
ouflaged by Clever Moon­
Prophecy After V isit *
Automobile« chained firm ly to
champion tennis player of South­
Afternoon
shine Maker
W ith the President
trees and padlocked may arouse
ern Oregon. He won the title nt
the
Interest
of
tourists,
but
resi­
LEGALITY IS SETTLED
( the Llthia park tournament when
NEW HURLER ARRIVES
BELIEVED CERTAINTY
dents of Tennant township recog­
he deefated Bailey, also of Med-
nize it as the work of Constable Ole» Winters in Readiness to Take
, ford, (n the final match of the Richard , Washburn Child fi
E. R. Pritchett. .
Monad; Team in Good
, '
open men’s singles. By reason of
American People Are Well
A bootlegger without his auto­
Hhape
winning the open championship nt
Satisfied
mobile, Pritchett believes, Is like j
the recent Medford tournament,
a rattlesnake without fangs.
W ith every man on the team
YR EKA , Cal., July 31.— An ap­ . Mahan for this year is acclaimed
So the constable seeks the auto­ keyed up to a fighting pitch, and
parently innocent dam across a the leading net player in this» sec­
mobile rather than the liquor w ith a pair of good hurlers ready
creek on the ranch of Edward Y. tion of the state.
voters at the November election agent. Finding the car, he selects | to go the full distance, the Ash­
The winner w ill have In bis
Herr, between Ager and Mon­
was removed today when the I a large pine tree, throws two land baseball dub w ill invade
tague, contained spacious rooms possession for the/com ing year
Oregon state supreme court in I hitches w ith a logging chain and I Grants Pass tomorrow, determin­
Joyce Hawley, Who took « somewhat public bath tha for the manufacture of whisky, it the Llthia Park Cup which goes
Salem allowed the w rit of manda­ finishes the Job with a half pound) ed to wipe out the defeat sus,
washed Earl Carroll into Criminal court iu New York, was revealed yesterday by W. E. to the winner each year. He also
. I
mus sought by Attorney E. B. padlock.
tained here last week and thus
sampled Chicago’s court« Mo as soon as she got to that Corley and M. K. Toohey, en­ won the new silver cup offered by
Briggs of Ashland, compelling the
"A bootlegger is too lazy to keep the local club at the top of
the Ashland chamber of commerce
forcement officers.
county clerk to receive and file chop down a tree," said Pritchett, the Southern Oregon league.
city. She wiki arrested foe speeding, driving past stop
The prohibition men penetrated but he graciously urged that this
the county seat removal in itia ­ “and a trace chain is better than
The team underwent a stiff lights and Talking rudely jo the cop who pinched her.’ the camouflage and brought to tup be kept In competition and
tive petition.
handcuffs in these cases.”
' workout last night under the
This picture show« her in police court, where she got a light a 50 gallon still, 500 gallons not to be awarded finally until
The petition for the mandamus
The latest car chained up was tutelage of Captain W afts and the
$50 fine. Beside her is Pawohnan Frank Williams, who of mash and 25 gallons of whisky. the same player had won it three
was filed jrlth the supreme court a1 Chevrolet from which 12 gal­ boys displayed a lot o f class, both
Edward Herr, operator of • the Jlmes. His name will he inscribed
* ' i
'
several weeks ago when Delllis lons of whiskey were taken. An in defensive work and in hitting. urrested her-
plant, was arrested yesterday and on the new cup bqfore it is placed
Stevens, county clerk, declined to Oldsmobile has-been tied up to The return to the game of W hiter
brought to Yreka, but was re­ in competition next year.
accept the petition calling for the a tree for nearly a year without . Hughes has put a lot; of real pep
In the final men’s doubles, Joy
leased on his own recognizance
removal of the, county seat from being claimed by the owner.
into the players, as this heady
for appearance before Judge C. E. and Joy of Ashland defeated
Jacksonville to Medford. The
player back of the bat means a
Gregg and Allen of Ashland. The
Butler today.
county clerk Contended that 60
winners meet Bally and Boggs of
world of confidence to the pitch-
dust Like Beaver
percent of the voters was neces­
erg as well as the rest of the
In building the moonshiner’s • Medford at 4:30 this afternoon
sary before the petition could be
players.
nest. H err rivalled the Industrious for the Llthia Park doubles title
legally accepted and the measure
and the Southern Oregon doubles
Curran at Second
Bernard S'. M artin, w ith hla i and see the slate for ourselves, beaver, according to the enforce­
placed upon the ballot at the next
championship as well.
Charley Curran w ill hold down wife, his mother and two children,
ment
officers.
He
had
been
at
.
with a view of locating here perm­
general election.
D. Joy of Ashland won the I
second base, but the team w ill be
the business less than a month.
parked in front of tha chamber anently,” explained Mr. Martin.
In his w rit of mandamus, M r.
Junior singles title by defeat«», i
the same as last Sunday., except
The
dam
was
30
feet
long.
10
of oomuteree offices this, morning
F irst off, they wanted to know
Briggs took the position that only
Added Precaution A gainst for the advent of Glen Winters, and entered to gal w b a t-ln fo » * all about fishing in this part of feet thick and about seven feet H. Fitch of Medford in the fi.VFl
15 percent of the signatures of
high. It was covered with str««- game. Bally of Medford defeated
the new pitcher, who probably
Fires W ill B e Made
mation they could about Oregon) the state.
Mr. Foster at once
Jackson county voters was neces­
De Geneault of Grants Pass for ,
w
ill
start
the
game
If
he
is
in
Effective Monday
They had Just, arrived fro m , B M
First off, they wanted to know
sary, and In as much as the peti­
the senior singles title.
I
good condition. Peterson is get­ Antonio, Texas.
all about fishing in this part of
tion contained more than the re­
Miss
D.
Hughes
of
Roseburg
f
ting
more
accustomed
to
the
first
Effective Sunday. August 1.
“ Don’t you remember meeting the Btate. Mr. Foster at once
quired 15 percent, he demanded smoking w ill be prohibited in all sack and ought to give a rood ac­
won the women’s singles for the
my
other son?” the elder .M rs, pressed Deputy Game Warden
that the county clerk be compell­ parts of the Klam ath
second consecutive year.
i
National count of himself.
M artin inquired of A rth u r Foster Roy P arr into service, and w ith ­
ed to accept and ’file the petition. Forest except at improved camps
Indications are that a
big
in a short time the M artin fam­
The supreme court upheld Mr. and places of habitation, it wSs crowd of fans w ill Journey over to of the land settlement bureau.
M r. Foster couldn’t remember. ily had stocked their car with
Briggs’ stand that only 15 percent announced this morning by r . B. Grants Pass to witness the game
The woman then reminded hte» provisions and fishing supplies
of the voters was necessary, so Douthitt, .forest supervisor.
as interest here is high w ith Ash­
that her son had been through and were headed toward one of
the question as to whether or not
The afinonttcemenf was made land out in front and with the
Jacksonville or Medford w ill be following a conference w ith S. B. oher teams fighting desperately here two months ago and had ob­ the trout streams to which Mr.'
tained Information about Oregon P arr had direated them.
the county seat w ill be left tc the Show, district forester,
to overcome her present slender
from Mr. Foster.'
A fter they fish to their hearts’
fate of the voters in November.
"The situation in Klamath for lead.
Third Incendiary Firé With
“ He wrote back such glowing content, they are coming back and
est as -regards existing fires in
in a W eek Reported bv
reports that we decided to come look for a place to settle down.
very much Improved,” the dis­
Official«
trict forester said. -‘But due to
rering. the two men found them­
the dry grass and the weather
SEATTLE, Wash., July 31. —
selves In a room that would have The third Incendiary blaze, re­
the situation is suitable for new)
System Resumed
done credit to a German officer ported here in slightly more than Head-in
fires and we felt that some meas­
Here
A
fter
Trial of the
in the trenches.
a week was being Investigated to­
ure must be taken for the protec­
Parallel
Plan
Water
wag
piped
(o
thq
dugout
day by Fire Marshal Robert Laing.
Inspector Says Health M ast tion of the forest. The closing of Supposed Ram Runner Dis
from a near by spring; the still, The flames destroyed a vacant
Be Improved Before
Employes of the city street de­
appears Follow ing Fight
mash and finished product were house.
A nything Else
partment got busy with a big
W ith Oops
arranged efficiently and comfort­
A firebug set fire to the Kappa
FRESftO, C alif., July 31.— A
barrel of bright yellow, paltjt lest
YOUNGSTOWN. O„ July 31.— able seats provided for. the oper­
M A N IL A , P. I., July 31. —
Gamma
sorority house last week,
BELLINGHAM^ July 31. — (U>) 68-year-old
Romeo has Just The first definite charges of mur­ ator.
night and as a , result Ashland
*
Great sanitation projects to elim ­
endangering lives of sixteen girl
— A midnight fight between a bung up some kind of a record for der in the Melette case are expect­
this morning returned to the head-
McCloud Man Nabbed
inate tropical diseases must pre­
summer students at the university
supposed rum runner and deputy Fresno county in the business of ed momentarily against Mike Con­
The officers made another ar­ of Washington. A furniture house in system of parking which was
cede economical development in
sheriffs on the Simons M ill dock speedy courting.
tos under arrest here and George rest this week when they visited
authorized by the city council a
the
Philippines,
Col.,
Carmi
in the south end of the city was
at the end of Bayview street on
The man is Jam e^ Fawyer, Psiallas, In Jail in Pittsburgh.
couple of weeks ago.
the
home
of
Vincenzo
Poloni,
a
Thompson said on his return to
mysteriously set ablaze two nights
the north waterfront, resulted In who. when he. decided that
ne
Contos and Psiallas have been carpenter for the McCloud River
The council ordered the parallel
ago.
Manila from an inspection trip
the dlsappeafence and probable wanted to m arry Mrs. Cyrene identified by John Critz of Somer­
parking on Main street some time
Lumber
Company,
and
surprised
to Mlndanoa. •
drowning of the liquor law viola­ Elizabeth Hoffman, M y gave the set Pa., as men who approached
ago but when business men irtrged
Resources worth millions of Kelso Woman Reported Near tor.
object of his Attentions a lively him in front of an employment
the return to the old system, the
Death
as
Result
of
dollars await development bjjt the
The officers engaged in a 20- and exciting period of wooing.
agency with an offer of 11500 for
council reversed its previous ac­
Injuries
islands need a Gorgas to banish
minute struggle with the man
Candy and flowers were- show­ an easy Job in Canton.
tion -and it is now believed th9
the mosquito and Insure health
after
he
had
been
caught
dropping
ered
upon the woman in a man­
head-ln system will remain In
Detective Ore Slater, chief of
KELSO, Wash., July 31. __((_p,
as was done Iff the Panama Zone,
ner that delighted her heart.
force Indefinitely.
investigators of the slaying of Don
— Mrs. Clyde Richards, 32. was a case of smuggled whiskey.
Thompson said.
"H
e
’s
the
most
Impetuous
man
M
elette,
the
Canton
D
ally
News
perhaps fatally burned at her
I ever knew,” declared Mrs. Hoff­ editor, expects to close th~ Wng
Iowa Solon Dies From Heart
home near Ostrander yesterday
man,
happily,
“
i
t
wasn’t
any
Disease; Was Noted
he believes he has drawn about
when a can of gasoline exploded,
time
at
all
before
we’d
decided
Political Figure
the
two
men
with
the
statement
throwing the flaming fluid over
to
get
married
next
Sunday.
He
of
an
English
“d
rifte
r,”
said
to
her. ».With her clothing In flames
DEfi MOINES, Iowa.. July 31.
just naturally carried me off my have overheard the offer.
Mrs. Richards , had the presence
— (IP) — Iowa today mourned
feet.”
of mind to run from the .house
the passing or one of the Middle
K L A M A T H FALLS, Ore., Jt.ly
M EXICO C IT Y , July 31. — (IP)
and leap Into a spring, extinguish­
BROOKLYN, N. Y., July <1.—
West's outstanding political lead­
31— Charged with Issuing a check
— Riotous scenes and bloodshed
ing thé fire. H er condition todav
Allen
J. Mercher has gone to
ers, Albert B. Cummins, who died
without funds, Frank L. Mars,
marked the first closing of Mexi­
court
to get back jewels valued
local attorney, was arrested this was critical.
here late yesterday afternoon fol­
can churches on the eve of the
at
92435
which he says he gave
lowing
a
brief
Illness
from
heart
morning at his home on Wandand
introduction of the anti-religious
Mrs. Gertrude O’Connor before
disease.
avenue by Constable G^ B. Cozad
laws. At least 10 persons were
CHICAGO, July 31. — Harry
Senator Cummins, who was 76 she became Mrs. O’Connor, on
on a warrant Issued from the dis­
injured when
troops fired on
Mrs.
Vesta
Vaughn
has
return­
Lundln admitted to police that he
years old, was defeated for re- condition that she would be his
trict attorney’s office.
crowds.
ed
h6me
froTh
Klam
ath
Falls
was
having
splendid
success
In
no in In fit Ion a few weeka ago by wife.
Stricken with a severe illness,
w ^ r e she attended the funeral burglarising a barber s u p.p 1 y
Smith W. Brookhart, Insurgent
the local attoaney was unable to
PO RTLAND, Ore. July 31.—
of her father, Robert B. L. Hun- house up until the time he walk­
republican.
appear in justice court this after-
B E R K E L E Y , Cal., July J J . _
W . R. McDonald, about 46, an al­
saker, who died there this week ed through a wrong door. * The
upon to answer to the charge. He ( U P )— There w ill be no more
leged aytlst who had collected
a f t ir a lingering Illness.
Mrs. door opened Into an elevator
Informed the officer that he would “flunking” among American stu­
hundreds of nude photographs of
Hnnsaker returned with her for a shaft. Lundln dropped four stor­
appear tomorrow morning.
dents in a few years. Instead
girls Is held In ja il here for In­
short visit.
1
ies. where he was found nihe
they w ill “ fQll.”
vestigation |by |fedena
authori­
K LA M A TH FALLS. July 81.—
hours later.
Mr.
Hunsakar
was
a
Klamath
Professor Johannes Hoops of
ties.
He
advertised
for
an
artlst’a
W illiau F. Beeler, 82, of Klamath county pioneer and was one of
TOKIO, July 31. — (IP) —
Heldelburg University, (termsny
model.
Falls, was dead today as a result the beat known men In that sec­
Flood
waters In the Niigata area
whose hobby is the stndy of slang
MISSOULA, Mont., July 21.— have taken a toll of more than
of his team running away on tha tion. Ha was <1 years old and a Retarned to S a cram e n to -
and its origin has detected this
Spaulding ranch, in Modoc county. native qf Oregon, having been
(U P )— The warfare between de­ 200 Uvea, It was estimated laat
Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Haselton re­
breech in perfect English creeping
Calif., yesterday afternoon.
structive forest fires and craws of night when reports reaching hart,
horn
at
M
yrtle
Creak.
turned to their home In Sacra­
onto the campur.
weary men continued today as an» indicated a loss of life at least
mento today. They have
been
Professor Hoops. Incidentally,
Not until the arrive of A son
■g merous conflagrations raged un­ this heavy. The property loas Is
visiting
M
m
Hazelton’s
parents.
who Is now on his way here from is one savant who is not particu­
controlled. The forest service is placed at more than a million
H al MeNatr laavaa Monday for M r, and Mrs. W. M. Barber, on
Oakland, Cal., w ill the date be larly oposed to slang expreeslona.
spending |20 ,00 0 a day to fight dollars.
Portland
to
attend
Buyers
week.
Granite street.
set for the funeral of Oreon A. He rather likes them. They are
of tba hlasaa, but. according to latest
Stearns, Oregon pioneer, who died usually a short cut to elongated
ilf reports, the fighters were about
Thpreday night. I t waa planned words, he says.
ke holding their own. Some fires
Left For HoHj woo d
"Literary people land to be
to hold the funeral tomorrow af­
ry are being hhld but others, whlp-
ternoon bnt other relatives decid­ conventional and refuse to adopt
v. ped by high winds, have leaped
Mr. and Mrs. W . O. «tona,
W hile yog are a g n w t In our city, he certain to vllslt Llthia
ed not to fix the time until the naw and expresalve terms,” said
id trenchee and fire lines and are have been visiting re la tiv «
Park,
a
playground
of
many
«Area.
with
the
mate
entrance
son reaches Ashland. He was ex­ the professor. “ The development
In burning over hundreds of acres of
at the Plaaa, where Natura’g doapeat beauties are found
of the language Is speeded up,
pected fcere tome time today.
if reserve land.
week, left thia morning far tl
along the walks that lead yog tlro n g h the forest border-
however by thoae who are not
lag ob Ashland ereek.
borne in Hollywood by way of
bound to tradition.”
Redwood Highway.
TEXAS FAMILY IS DRAWN
ASHLAND BY GLOWING
REPORTS FROM RELATIVES
Fresno Romeo is
Murder Charges
Equal to Almost
To Be Preferred
Any Kind of Lark
In Mellett Case
Arrest Attorney
On Check Chargi
Religioús Fight
Results in Riot
Suitor Sues for
Return of Jewels
Klamath Pioneer
Is Laid to Rest
Flunking Will Be
Lost Art Shortly
Robbers’ Mistake
Brings Injui
Aged Rancher is
Crushed to Death
Alleged Artist
Is Sent to Jail
Cost of Fighting
Fore&t Fires Big
No Date Set For
Steams Funeral
Captain of Ship
To Lose License
VISIT LITHIA PARK
Many Lives Lost
In Japan Flood