Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, September 01, 1926, Image 1

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ftftot Borrivo three months in
i rich ozone at Ashland. Pure
fcostio voter bdpft.
'* Zfoa Been ¿aAfond'f
Without the
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This is a p n
For Nearly F ifty Yearn
ASHLAND,
H8ÜÀY, SEPT 1, 1936
Wrecks Bank
0. 0. Young Ban Command­
ing Lead; Senator Short-
ridge Is Ahead
Fate of United States Entry
Federal Sleuths and Metho­
Bangs in Balance at
dist Preacher Facing
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept.
Prosecution ' ■
1< — (U P ) — California w ill
e
Arthur Foster Reports Real
Success on Land Set­
tlement Work
MAMV nations arano
KILLED
OUTLOOK .IS
• , •-
send Samuel Shortrldge, junior
senator, back to Washington* and
a naw governor t o , Sacramento
on tka heals of Incomplete returns
of the prim ary election yesterday.
Overriding 8enator Johnson's
bombastic campaign against him.
Senator Shortrldge apparently lg
aaenred the republican nomina­
tion w ith a lead of 10,000 votea
above Robert M.
Clarke,
bla
strongest opponent.
Lieutenant - Governor C. C.
Young had a margin of more than
11,000
votes' over
Governor
Friend W . Richardson In the re­
publican gubernatorial primaries.
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JAPANESE IS
BRIGHT
Well - to-do Setters Coming
North to Locate Here
' Permanently
Raid Hear Seattle ' Causes
Death of Suspect and
Charge Is Filed
Item Poor Lawyer a Few
Years Ago He Is How
Political Power
Bern Is Expressed Over
DALLAS, Tex., Sept. 1 (U. N .)
ate of Senator Wads­
— Like owe of. those square-jawed
worth This Year
hereea of David Graham Phillips'
novel. Attorney General Dan A.
háemonv
Moody, who found It pretty tough
paying rent on p small town law
office about four years ago, now Wet Republieaus Looking
Ahead; Judge Cropsey
finds himself at the tender age
Also Figures
,of 33, about to be inaugurated
governor of Texas, the largest
A LBA N Y, N. Y.„Bept. 1.— The
state In the union.
Hid decisive defeat of "Ma” game of political shuttlecock bow
Ferguson for the Democratic gu­ being played among New York
bernatorial nomination, which is republican factions la a sport of
In Texas equivalent to election, -national consequences.
"hie Immediate reason is that It
was spectacular enough for the
closing chapters of any best sell- Involves the jeopardised republi­
• a
can seat or James W - Nyadsworth
er.
The victory Is corresponding In the United States senate at a
with the other phases of the po­ time when the democrats are dan­
litical career which has been a gerously near f to getting I control
;
atory book affair from the begin­ there.
The other reason Is that If
ning.
roa
n en n t
Several of the most prominent
and wealthiest farmers and land
(United Press Correspondent)
owners of the Owens Valley conn-
OBNSVA, Sept 1. — (U P ) —
try are lomlng to Jackson county
Tha tote of tka United States’ pro-
and Oregon later this month w ith
poaed adherence to tha Ioterna-
the view of buying forms and lo­
tlonal coart o f Justice at the
cating here permanently.
Hague was hanging la the bal­
This is the report brought back
ance today whoa an international
today
by A rth u r Foster of the
conference o f a ll the signatories
. holdup ma«, who is believed to
state
food
settlement bureau, who
i Interior ef the Farmers* Bank
Of the Hague Conrt protocol con­
baa been In Owens Valley for the
Died
the
holdup
man
and
a
bank
vened here fo r tha purpoee .of
a suitcase, and It exploded when past two weeks
advising with
considering tka reservations made
after he had demanded 22090. prospective settlers. One family,
by tha United States Senate.
at 2150,000. The large photo
ter
the blast*. Inset shows police he said, w ill start next Sunday,
In well Informed circles it was
while several others are schedul­
idles
of the dead.
Wadsworth Is beaten now, the
generally predicted th a t the bal­
ress, Em llo Matsumoto, Japanese I
-
.
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ed to leave by Sept. 20th.
wet republicans lose their presi­
ance would probably turn;against
suspect, was shot. He died last _
n o
C
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Real Booetera
dential ace, for they expect to use
America's adherence as several
night from his wonnds.
A>Oy o R V C S
"A number of the Owents V a l­
him.
If he survives now, when
o f tko senate's reservations are
Seely has 'been conducting a
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.
I T *
ley people have already been to
Coolidge steps aside.'
newspaper at Orting and has been
A n im a l 1 ra m C r
considered Inaceeptable.
Oregon on prelim inary Inspection
Harmony Urged
! The conference today was at­
fighting alleged vice conditions.
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o - 1
I
tripe, and I found they were our
tended by v irtaa lly all of the
Just now tha New York re­
strongest boosters." said M r. Foat-
forty • eight states that to-date
publicans are trying to build a
er.
“Their enthusiasm for Ore­
County School Snperinten gon and ' the prospects in this
baro'aeeoptod tho League's’ Per­
harmony ticket ' around Wads­
W ASHINGTON, D. C„ Sept. 1.
dent Getting- Ready for
manent Court of International -—(
.
state is having its effect on many
LOS ANOBLB8,' Sept. 1 »
worth and pnt It through at tha
U P )— The request of W . T.
Fall Term
Jostles nt tho Hague.
of the well to do.formers and they
party nominating convention the
— Wrapped In the colls of ‘22
Varney, a ir m all contractor, to
are planning to come here and
change the southern terminus ot
a giant python, that was 22
PORTLAND. Ore., 8ept. 1 (U . middle of September. Sosa« o f
The county superintendent’s of-
slowly
crushing
the
Ilfs
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take at least SO days to look over
the
Elko
to
Pasco
a
ir
m
all
line
Tha initiative for today’s con-
P
.)
— Application has been made the downatete wet« are boosting
I flee is busy this week getting the
oat
of
his
body,
Wilbur,
fc
farm
prospects
In
Oregon."
to
Salt
Lake
Is
being
considered
terence was takea last March at
to the forest service here for a Congresman Ogden Igllls of Naw
new library books In readiness to
Although Mr.
Foster’s field
Russell Cripe Will Start Pig
Westlake, animal trainer, fit
the meetlag o f thfi League coun- by postal officials.
go onto the shelves of the var-
permit to construct a cable car Y»rk tH y (or o v e rn o r. Strung
work for the land settlement bur­
Varney asked for the change
was saved from death by M
skin Practice a Week '
<11 by Sir Aaston Chamberlain. A t
, ions schools of the c o u n ty .____
line to the top of Mt. Hood. The upstate drye want 8&preme Court
eau ordinarily closes on Sfipt. 1
a small boy tonight. As 41
From Friday
that tltfifi I t Wfi* supposed . th a t eliminating Blko because it w ill
{ In May the county orders were
application wae filed by the Cas­ Justice James C. Cropsey because
the reptile wound Its body 22- ; sent to the State Librarian of each year, he Is w riting to the
he would offset the damage threat«
England had consulted tha United make faster service possible. lie
cade Development, company.
It
around Westlake, the boy 'It amounting in total to 11071. Med- Portland headquarters today to
StfidM fig to whether aach a pro­ also wants to avoid the nnlnhah-
Russell Cripe, new athletic
seeks a 20 year contract and It ened to Wadsworth by the dry ln-
learn whether or not he can re­
Ited stretch between Elko and
sprang from fear-paralya- 22
' ford a id some ten other schools
coach for Ashland high school,
would build an Inclined cable ra il­ F. W . Crist man.
ad onlookers and threst W pnt in extra orders to the araouat main In the field for tha rest of
has written to school authorities
Cropsey Mas Advantage
way two and a half miles lo n g .*
a stick «f wood down the It of 2262, so th a t now some five the month and aid In showing the
hare that ha w ill arrive flrWm the
Cropsey appears to have the ad-
'
-Owens
Vajlyy
farmers
about
tha
waafce’s . threat.
huatdred s e w ’ hoots a w to tod
east within the next tew days efid
fifate and help to lecate them on
ready for the school libraries.
Will atari early foil practice on
Use that the party needs a good
farm
lands of Oregon.
T t t VBliN States w u Invited
Sepj. 10th. •
prohibitionist on the
ticket to;
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I
also
found
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number
of
busi­
at- the fifitee tim e to sand dele­
He urges all boys who Intend
' dress Wadsworth for the npafatw
To classify and mark, to open, ness men In Los Angeles who are
gatee to tlie conference for the
going out for football to be in
| to stamp with district number, planning to come here to live,"
vote. A ll recognise Crlstman aai
purpoee o f giving additional ag-
readiness for light practice a week
to picket and card, and to shellac i said Mr. Foster. "They are men
a
real menace to Wadsworth be»'
planatlong ae to the precise mean­
from Friday, several days before
, a ll these books and then sort who were here with their fam­
canse he w ill draw a proportion
ing and interpretation of tha City of Hurto Apfcea
the opening of the fall term of
them into exact packages for each ilies on vacation trips and who -
of the upstate dry republican,
of Ruins Follow
American reservations.
school.
district Is some task. Two assist­ ■ were so Impressed with the coun- n
votes.
•
BigTomblor
The refusal a taw weeks later
The hew ooach comes highly Program Is Announced For ants from the county library gave try they have determined to locate ti
The
democrats
are
happy
over
Lithia Pack Concert;
of Secretary of State Kellogg to
recommended as a football men­
» d a y to the classifying and mark­ in this section.’’
p
the situation Inside the republican
Favorites Promised
HORTO, Asore Islands, Sept. 1. tor.
participate In the conference came
ing.
organisation
and the earlier gos­
Ilka a cold shower to tka League — (U P ) — Twelve persons ware
Last spring most of the school
sip regarding a deal by which they
which hgd supposed that every-! killed' and approximately 109
libraries of the county were thor-
would put up a straw candidate
thing had b u n previously arrang­ were Injured end hundreds ren­
The final open a ir band eon- «onghly gone over and worn hooks
against Wadsworth in return for
ed for having the United Stgtei dered -homeless after the earth­
rt of the present sümmer sea- were mended at the county sup-
a similar favor to A1 S m ith . la
-present.
quake of yesterday which spread
n w ill be held a t L ith ia Park erlntendent’s office. Miss Slaus-
looked on as extremely foolish.
ruin throughout the city.
morrow evening, starting at 8 «on of the county library gave
Smith
never needed such assist­
Order
has
been
restored
and
a
Kellogg explained la his note
:ldck. D irector Carl Loveland valuable aid in sorting over and
ance.
r
temporary
lighting
service
start­
a arranged a program contain- arranging the libraries. So thia
to the League that the reserva­
Tammany B u y
tions w o n perfectly eelf-ewfon- ed- for parks where throngs gath­
S tha favorites played during fal1 the
libraries of Jackson
KANSAS C IT Y . Kan., Sept. 1.
Beyond the parks Horto
Therefore Tammany la prepar­
atory; that *o one hnt the United ered.
b series of these delightful con- county are In better order than — The state of Kansas, where
ing not only to renominate Smith
8tatee Senate itself was capable appears a city of dead, with
rth.
i over before, and the kiddles will prohibition and Carrie Nation got
but to pnt one of its strongest
The program follows:
find many new book friends dur- their start, locked up probably
of giving further explanations or troops patrolling between ruined fraud syndicate which has preyed
on small home owners, is being
Interpretations, and t in t there­ houses.
men up against Wadsworth, Su­
the youngest bootlegger In the
—March, " U th ia P a rk ’’
*“ < the coming months.
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Investigated by Minneapolis an-
business yesterday, when James
fore it would be useless for the
preme Court Justice Robert F,
Sheridan.
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p
l
thoritles.
Four men have been
United States to send a delega­
Hswver, 12-years old, was given
Wagner. I f Wagner la nominated^
o C llO O l 1 e a c n e r S
arrested and a fifth la under in-
tion. Ha added, however, that
a ten day sentence for trying to
as one seems* likely, it w ill be
.
X
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dirim ent in connection With the
Ancll Gove and W. L. Cum­ done with the Intention of elect­
the United States had no object­
sell a pint of corn whiskey.
affairs of the Central States Fln-
ion to the signatories of the H a­
"Jim m ie" as he was tearfully mings were 'arrested on. Evans ing him, not of making him a
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ance
corporation, and the A tlan­
EUGENE. Ore., Sept. 1 (U. P.) addressed by bis mother as they Creek Sunday by Deputy State sacrificial goat In exchange for
gue court protocol proceeding
tic Realty corporation, which In
with tha proposed conference If
— There are a number of language stood before a juvenile judge, Game Warden Roy Parr on n Smith. Were this the strategy a
The connty superintendent is two weeks Is alleged to have swln-
they saw fit.
chairs at the University of Oregon was arrested today at a baseball charge of having a doe deer In figure with money and a name,
aaking grade and rural teachers died home owners out of 150,000. «— By Request, "The Prist
hnt the need for even more Is Park and hooked on a charge of their possession and also for like Owen ,'D. Young, probably
In spite of this set-back, the
Song"
k
,
hunting deer out of season. The would be named—mot one of thfi
being felt as messages of congrat­ violating the hone-dry act.
League council at Its Jana session
(wo
men pleaded guilty when ar­
Carl
Loveland,
Vocalist
ulation on the university’s 60th
decided to go ahead w ith the con-
Tammany Insiders like Judge
raigned
before Justice Taylor of
7—
March,
"The
Huntress”
birthday continue to pour In.
ference because It was eonvlnbed
Wagner. "
thé Pence Taylor at Medford and
that it presented (fie only possible
The semi-centennial celebration
were sentenced to 30 days each in
8— The Star Bpangled Banner.
way of finding the moans fa r ac­
w ill be held here October 18 to
the
county ja il.
cepting the American reserva­
22 and Invitations were mailed
Game authorities announced
tions.
early in the summer to foreign
A light vote was being cast to­
that ja il sentences will be given
universities.
Replies are now
Procedure Outlined/
day in the special city election
CHICAGO, Sept. 1— Hostilities game law violators Instead of
coming In. A few are In English opened the week here today. One
Under the- procedure adapted
to determine
whether or not
fines, and It Is believed that will
hnt most of them are In the native bobber waa killed, a second fat­
by the Ufote^ states fesaete. it
|5000 in street fund bonds shall
keep violations down to a mini­
Mrs. Adelina H all, a w M ev, T»
tongues of the schools from which ally Injured and three detectives
h td been decided that tks A f r i ­
be sold by the city council. In
mum.
yaare
old, who died early this
they come.
can Government should' M t o e s
the Fourth street fire station poll­
and an official of the Chicago
N B W Y O R K ’ O r i X Sept. 1 (U.
week, w ill ha hurlad at 10 o’clock
a note to each signatory of the
ing booth only 26 votes had been P .)— Á. fire swept a five story
surface lines were wounded last
tomorrow morning following fun­
Hague protocol, enclosing the
cast at noon.
In the city hall Harlem tenemgnt today, causing
night in a spectacular gun fight
eral services at the Dodge chapel.
Amevleaa reservations. |h J ask­
voting booth more than a hun­ deaths of at Itfott 81x negroes and
between police and a group of
Mrs. H all waa a native of Mow-
ing I f tbev were acceptsfcts. th is
dred votes were cast, but interest Imperiling the hvae of many more.'
robbers who attempted to seize
manat that if they were feffiseti
seemed to be lacking throughout
86000 at a West Side car barn.
Damage was estimated at 230,.
by a single signatory, tfee> eetfld
the city.
8E A T T L E , Sept, 1 (United
000.
never he accepted.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ S(g>t. 1
News)— ” i thought she was try ­
— (U P ) — Lieutenant Cnrus
The t o * ; that, ftonddte
the
ing to kid me Into racing her.”
Left fo r H M i4*»
Bettis, who was Injured in an a ir­
W ASHINGTON, D. C„ Sept. 1.
American Government has receiv­
a speeder told the judge here to­
Miss Mabie Day who has been plane crash near Bellefontt, Pa.,
ed only three eceeptanmk Cuba. —- ( U P ) — F ive naval planes flew
day after he had been arrested
In
Ashland attending Normal, left died today from meningitis which
Oreece and Liberia, ja felt la te a - In war array above Arlington
by Policeman Nell Blnsser. He
yesterday for kSr home In Bend, came as a complication of his In­
gee circles to he oonersta grid- cemetery yesterday afternoon as
waa Informed his mistake would
Oregon.
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juries.
AUSTIN, Tax., Sept. 1— Gov­
ence that sueh a methed would the body ot Commander
John
N EW YO RK, Sept. 1.—
coat him *236.
never succeed-
ernor M iriam A. Ferguson re­
Rodgers was lowered Into a grave
Babe Ruth has signed a
turned to the executive offices to­
theatrical contract calling
Instead. It is hoped St the con­ beside other naval, heroes.’ The
Mrs. B eer Home—
day after her defeat in Satur­
for a 12-week tour of P*n-
ference that convened ttday that burial servlche were .carried out
Mrs. It. J. Hear returned last
day’s run-off primary to Issue 18 evening from
Western ( circuit
some method may ha found fit the exact tim e of the day when 22 tages
Ban Francisco,
fi year ago yesterday Commander1 22 after the next world’s
1 fifo • nueat 1* en^ elty, ha certain to vi
clemency -proclamatlfins to atate where she has been spending the
whoraby tho American rhaana-
laygronnd
a
f
many
aefiee.
with
tha
mala
prlsoaers.
The clemency grants past two waaks. Mrs. Hear want
tlona might he embodied In sa Rogers and four other flie ri hop- 22 series. The tour opens In
off from San Francisco in a 22 Minneapolis and w ill take
annex o r additional
protocol pad
1
Included six 'fo il pdrdons and to California
to see her
son
dish across tho Pfidftc to tho 22 the home-run king to the
lag on*Ashland creek
brings the total during her ad­ Jimmy, who Is In San Francisco
(Continued On Pegs Five)
Hawaiian Islands.
22 Paclfie co|st.
ministration to 2828.
BYHENRY WOOD
S E A T T L E , W a sh .. Sept. 1. iU
P. » - T h r e e
fe d e ra l
p ro h ib itio n
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a g e n ts a n d a p re a c h e r will be trie d
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fo r m u rd e r as th e re su lt of th e
1
k illin g of a J a p a n e s e d u rin g a raid
I'
on a m oonHhlne still y esterd ay
V
T h e liq u o r a g e n ts a r e W. H.
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K im alrd. Mark Y. Croxall and H.
A. Lambert.
The preacher is Explosion of a bomb, carried
Rev. George A. Seely, pastor of { * * * • . he* n ^ ? * * ? tedi TT*®**
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building at Pittsburgh, Pa., i
the Free Methodist church at O r - jfempJoy.
„ad the ho
ting.
| the employe grappled with"
The raid yesterday was led by ’ Damage to the bank la e a tlj
Rev. Seely and during its prog->”how' the ^ ¡ ^ { ¿ ‘ o u U
I
Baby Bootlegger
Is Sent to Jail
at Kansas City
Men Who Killed
• Deer Sentenced
to County Jail
winds“ ‘,Wiedd,nï ot H^r Greetings Sent to
tO JVleet S aturday
Gangsters Start
Chicago Warfare
Bonds Is Cast
Mrs. Hall To Be
. Buried Thursday
Six Negroes Are
Killed in Blaze
Stages Race With’
Woman Speed Cop
Army Aviator Is
Dead of Inju
Naval Aviator Is
Laid to Rest
uMan Releases
Prison Convicts
nBaber’ Ruth Will
Enter Vaudeville
VISIT LITHIA PARK
Compensation Law
Change Advocated