T H E W EATHER
Unsettled tonight and tomorrow
with probable rain in north to-
morrow.
Tf?
ewspapér. For Nearly Fifty Years
Servira)
ASHLAND. OREGON,
BABY’S
B E A T S' AGAIN
WHEN DOCTOR USES POWERFUL
DRUG IN BROOKLYN HOSPITAL
Entire City to Join in Com
mémoration Close o f '
W er
Practically
every
business
bouse In Ashland w ill be closed
a ll day on Armistice’ Day in com
memoration of the end of the
W orld Way. on Nov. 11th, l f l l .
Sponsored by the local Ameri
can Legion post, the movement to
close throughout the day—«next
Thursday— met with a ready re
sponse from merchants In all
classes of business, and Ashland
w ill give over the entire day to
celebration of one of the greatest
days In modern history.
The football clash between Ash
land and Medford high schools
will draw many hundreds1 of peo-
tle on Armistice afternoon, , as
this annual game is one of the big
interscholastic features of South
ern Oregon.
In keeping with the spirit of
the day, and in cooperation with
merchants and business men gen
erally The Tidings w ill not Issue
on Armistice Day.
• ,
BY DAN C A M P B E LL
United News Staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES, Nov. K.— A
woman who has fought the devil
in the cause of thousands of oth
ers on an evangelical tra il that
has led from humble camp meet
ings to a palatial home and tem-
, pie in Los Angeles, is preparing,
this time in her own behalf, to
make her most bitter s t a n d
against what she terms the work
of Satan.
Alraee
Semple
McPherson,
world famous evangelist,
who
wdh
her co-defendants
must
stand tria l In superior court on
charges of conspiring to defeat
justice, announced Thursday night
that more than fBS.OQO had been
subscribed to a second “fight the
devil” fund which was launched
following the decision Of Judge
Samuel Blake.
Needs More Money
Funds
to
Before the start of her prelim-*
inary hearing five weeks ago,
Mrs. McPherson raised a defease
fund of 9100,000. She expects to
raise an additional sum equal to ;
the first, aa the first fund was i
completely expended during the |
I rellminery hearing.
i
” My people and my friends i
throughout the state of California 1
and over the world have maintain
ed 100 per cent confidence and i
loyalty and so they win contln- I
re ,“ - M A .
W tenerm m
aald. i
’ Thoagh I must continue t o M |
aseeiled
sad t crucified dally i
through the pages of the seass-
tlonal press for their financial i
gain, and though this shall con- t
tlnue for a long period of time, t
ultimate victory w ill be mine.”
t
D enies Ownership
Mrs. McPherson hotly 'denied ■
that she had admitted ownership I
of the trunk full of lingerie and ■
other finery found. It Is alleged',
in Kenneth Ormiston’s trunk, as
stated In published reports.
“Certainly I have not admitted
the clothes are mine,” she told I
the United News. “ I have never
seen either the gowns or the
trunk held by the district at
torney.”
Reports that change of venue
would be asked were denied by 11
the evangelist's
mother. Mrs. 11
Minnie Kennedy, late Thursday. fl
H ard To Get Jury
“The same difficulties which
we shall encounter In the seise-
lion of a ju ry who have not pre-
viously formed an opinion will
also exist In any other surround
ing county.” she said*
. ' ’Newspapers which
have
broadcast the adverse theory and
Viewpoint are not lim ited to this
ere not confined to Los Angelas
county either.
The malicious
p ropaganda read far sad pride
yould necessitate a person to be
deaf, dumb and blind to be able
fairly to state that they had not
formed an oplnon in the m atter,”
Mrs. Kennedy said.
Besides Mrs. McPherson and
her mother, Mrs. Lorraine Wise-
man, third co-defendant, add
state star witness, w ill also stand
trial. Ormlston, if apprehended,
w ill be taken before the -grand
jury, District Attorney A s a
Keyes snanounced today? and
thereby eliminate the necessity
for a preliminary hearing.
i “There was no pulse obUln-
hle for minutes,” he said. dcs-
rlblng the baby’s condtdtion. The
nlld was still warm, however,
ad it was possible to stimulate
ke heart muscles by use of adren-
Ifn and massage.
I
Jonathan M . D avis Loses
Out in Suit to Save
Reputation
f
——
KANSAS CITY, M-
(United
v n s to o « ^
tmvis,\ o r*e °to xu •'u«»r of
Gradually the nurses and doc-
>rs saw life come back into the
»bys body, the pulse grow
wronger, blood began to course Entire Cache in Bonded Wi
house Is Taken by
trough the veins and the baby
loved Its little arms.
Government
v
| 1 i l l
VPresideni
BO«**» Y
9 and Ad-
othing
Kan-1
i sas. gn\ _u unsuccessful candl- Q Q p
date' for election on the democrat
ic (icket last Tuesday, has lost Winning i
Is Placed a* About
the l5.000.000 libel suit which
Rae
adrenalin, happened by the slck-l
BBB.000
he brought against the Kansas
room in the Long Island College |
City Journal Post, and its pub
hospital just as* the baby's life j
Doctors hope for the child’s
.... BY RA
N EW YORK, Nov. 6.— (United lisher, W alter 8. Dickey.
apparently vanished.
, I Itimate recovery..
Nows)— Six m illio tf dollars worth
A decree rendered recently by United Nev
of whiskey was seised by govern John C. Pollack of the federal Copyright"
W A SHIN
ment agents here Thursday when Court in Kansas In favor of the
they took charge of the approxi Journal-Post and assessing the There Is
mately 250,000 gallons stored in costs of the case against the fo r-| around the
the Kent warehouse— the largest mer governor was made public to- President C
publican pi
bonded warehouse In the country. today.
A N E W YORK, Nov. 5 — (U P ) —
The judgment was rendered on through th<
T h e. haul, according to M ajor
Mabel Strickland, dare devil rld- Chester P. Mills, district prohibi a stipulation filed by the at- material da
I , was reported as improved to- tion administrator, is probably torneys in which jrla l by J u r y
Bred Fisher. Alii
Close
I
Check A rtist, ta
<my at the hospital where she was the largest single seisure of liq was waived and the case submit- Coolidge hi
Arrest
ever the la
taken after a broncho had tramp uor ever made In the United ted upon the pleadings.
The libel suit was filed several to find any
led on her at the rodeo here last States. MajoT Mills said that the
K L A M A T H F U G IT IV E — 3« ..
^ight. She is badly bruised but government’s action followed an months ago on the day following trstlon polsi
PO RTLA N D. Nov. 8.— ( U nite« her condition is not considered investigation by prohibition ac the acquittal of the former gov-
Eve
News):— Fred A. Fisher was pick Sjerious.
-
cents Into activities at the ware ernor at his trial on a charge of - W hile thi
ed up la the busineae section hers
house. The agents declared that bribery in connection with the that seven
last evening by Deputy Sheriff*
the whlBkey stored there legally granting of pardpna and paroles were defea
Chrlstofferson, McDonald k /n d
was being Utegally handled._____ In the closing days of his admin- whole, and
said that plant number four had Love. He made no resistance and
Beside* the Journal- personally a
The Keat warehouse was rob istrailon.
been Inspected seven minutes be is being held in the county Jail
bed of 23 barrels of whiskey about Post-a number <W persons appear- unaffected,
fore the explosion. He cogld give here for the arrival of the K lam
"The big
two weeks ago by bandits who ed as witnesses In the esse were
ath officials.
no causo for.tfie blast.
one said, ”h
cut holes In the wall or the build named as defendants.
Fisher Is y e ll known to • local
ing.
W anted by Governor
police for alleged had check activ Boston Sophs and Freshies
be U sed w T ele
ities. He was the reputed leader
Break W indows and do
phone Probe
c f a ja il break from Klam ath
Other Damage
county Jail last Monday.
«
BOSTON,
Nov.
5.— (United
New el— Seven hundred students
SO M ERVILLE, N. J.. Nov. 8.—-
of the Massachnsetss Institute of
Marshfield Oonoern
Technology engaged in a riot ( U P )— All Interest today center School That Turns Out Law
Control of Mi
yers for $600 Being
here tonight, storming street cars, ed in whether or not Jane Gibson,
Company
Investigated
breaking windows, and causing the ”plg woman,” would be able
to undergo examination by at
thousands of dollars damage.
MARSHFIELD, N o v .
8.—
Police reserves battled the stu torneys In the H all-M ills murder
(United News)— The addition of I LOB ANGELES, CAL., Nov. 6.
dents
with tear bombs and fin ally U ;a l. Mrs. Gibson, star witness
the Mvitndmah and
- | — (U nited News)-W estley P erla,
f«r the prosecution, is a*Id to ha
(taM»eed
thsjp-
129.
*
negfb
Jknitor,
was
arrested
county Mutton! Telephone -n o d u
dangerously m , amt I f she is to * ’
The
students
were
having
a
hsny o f Gresham and vicinity to l today la connsctlon wlt{i the theft
sick t * be examined the case
freshman-sophomore
rush
nad
the holdings o f the Oregon Tele- of 947,000 In currency from the
against Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall
phon* company through purchase Los Angeles federal reserve bank. were annoyed when police at-,
end her two brothers will be ma
lemptod
l
o
tquell
the
disturbance.
of a control! lag Interest, was an Authorities asserted th a t 9 7 2 4 *0
terially weakened.
nounced Thursday. This brings i was found in a trunk In the neg
the total number of companies to ro’s home. I t Is alleged the bal
he operated by the Oregon Tele ance waa spent fo r a new auto-
phone company, headed by Chas. ' mobile. The ja n ito r la said to
STILL RULING
estem Rider
Badly Injured
State Witness
Seriously II
H ill, and Earl Gates of the Coos have adm itted-taking the money,
and Curry Telephone company, to I claiming he found It on the floor
six, including the companies new I outside the vaiult.
L. Patterson Has Plural
ity o f More Than
25,000 Votes
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serving McMinnville, Newberg,
Hillsboro, Forest Grove and Beav-1 I
PAINTERS MEET
erton.
PO RTLA N D, Nov. 6.— (United
News)— The first annual conven
tion of the western painters and
decorators association met here
Thursday and w ill continue ses
sions today and Saturday.
W A SHING TO N, N o t .
I._
(United News)— H inting at fraud
In the election of Senator V ara in
Pennsylvania, Senator N o r r i s ,
of Nebraska, Insujrgent republi
can, who campaigned for Vera's
democratic opponent, said In n
statement Issued here, "thafr It Is
apparent an th * fso* of th * rao-
c-yd that n * honest results have
been wltheld.” -
Payroll Holdups
Fail To Recall
Net Big Amount
Klamath Judge
D E T R O IT , Mich., Nov. 5.—
K LA M A TH FALLS, Ore., Nov.
(U P )— Two payroll holdups and 5-— Final tabulation of figures on
fur robbery were committed wlth: the attempt to recall
Circuit
ia the same hour here today and Judge Leavitt discloses that he
netted the bandits approximately will remain in office for another
125,000 in each robbery. Three two years, by a narrow margin
mod robbed a fur store, escaping of 169 votes. The recall* was
with 920,000 in furs. Three
others staged a payrool robbery. 1
laker Project
Gets Finances .
From Portland
Bev. Frank Norris to Stage
Religious Meeting* for
Two Months
AUSTIN, Texas, N o v . 8.—
(United News)— From now on,
vntll January 10, when he la
scheduled to face
a murder
charge, the voice of Dr. Frank
Noryis. pastor of the First Bap
tist church of Fort Worth w ill be
heard In this community at a re
vival meeting, exhorting the sin
ful to give over their ways and to
walk la the paths of righteous
ness.
'
Pastor Norris went on tria l
earlier In the week in Fort Worth
but he asked for a change of
venije and got it. Austin waa se
lected. At a conference here to
day between attorneys for both
sides, it was agreed to open the
trial on January 10.
isswfrroJ.
Rail E xecutive Predict* Two
System* W ill Extend
Nelson said that with this
- Linee
onoy the concern would be able
go ahead with extensive d e -. _ _ _ .
■lopment operations, which w ill
,8T* P* U L’ J 41“ 11-’ . Nov. 8.
elude th * sinking of the shaft
” * dlct‘on «>•<
about the 160 foot level, where j * y th* Ow* t Northern and
Is expected to strike the o r a
Pac,Mc r* Uro* ' ”« * “ •
«
will he linked with traifKonttn-
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ental lines running Into San Fran-
1
L. r t l / ' l l
cisco was made here by A rthur C.
»Oran l o C la s il
I James, director of the Great
lXZsf-lw Zto44£ * 1 Northern, sad reputed owner of
vv I 111 V/II lCIHiS toore railroad holdings than any
- - - ......
Individual In the eountry. He In-
W A SHING TO N, D. C., Nov. 6. tlmated that ths Klamath Falls
( U P ) — New friclon
between extsnglon w ill be ths first step
nator Borah, chairman of the I In linking the northwest with
reign relations committee, and California.
Youth Is Saved
In Auto Plunge
M A R 8H F IE L D ,
N ov.
6.—-
(United News)— Leroy Hlas, 90,
of Eugene, drove his ear over a
dock and dova 38 feet to the bot
tom of Cooe Bay here last night,
after he had lost his way in the
danse fog. fie saved his Ilf * by
Mine Settlement
Buries Its Dead
ISHPEM IN G , Mich., N ot. 8.—
(U P )— Robbed o f almost «very
man by,the mine eave-in Wednes
day afternoon which snuffed ont
the lives of 60 underground work
ers, the little settlement of North
Lake, near here, this afternoon
began the task- of burying its
dead. As the first funeral waa
held scores of workmen continu
ed to search for other bodies.
Thus far hat seven bodies have
been recovered.
BROOKLYN. N. Y „ Nov. 8.— •
< United News)— Three minute*
after the heart of a two year old
child had stopped beating the
Hercules Company a t Rich baby was brought back to life
here today by the use af adrenalin.
mond, Cal., Suatains
Raymond Siegfried, the Infant,
Heavy, Loee
had been treated for two weak* fo r
B U IL D IN G IS W R E C K E D a pup hecretioa. A ttem pt* to sav*
his life seemed unsuccessful. ' '
Dr. Robert - Csaley, a visiting
»Two Others Badly Injured; Loss
physician, skilled la the use o f J
kicking out one of the window*
In his closed ear, crawling out
and swlmmlhg to the< surface.
Grasping a pillag he shouted fo r
help and after 16 minntse In the
eold water was rescq*d by two
fishermen.
He saffered from the asvsre
ehill and minor cute about the
head and arms.
Sets Big Fire
To Procure Job
ROSEBURG, Oto.. OeL
(U P )— Thera is the fabled
of th» men who was «at i
fo work. Ha conld sleep '
next to « . Then t&eto
tramp who would do aaythl
get work except ask for H.
LO8 A N 0E L B 8 . Nov.
6.—
But Floyd FlaMw *1 1
(United New s)— Alimony, much must have been dae^aral*
Roug|t a fte r by unhappy wlvsa, job as he admitted setting <
has become so iaalstent a demand .«i fir« to land It.
Fining appeared have ft
In Loa Angeles, that the county la
going to have a aaw alimony de lug Hlf allsgwd confess««
starting fires a* tfca* ft* i
partment.
Creation of - another alimony obtain work esuagu*ta*ftft
department, making three la all,
became necessary. It was explain
ed. because of the congested con
dition of the divorce calendar.
Alimony Burean
Will B e Opened