2 P. M. TOMO
THE W EA TH ER
MO F A F E E
Oregon: Unsettled, with rain to
night and Thursday; Slight
change in temperature.
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w ill he p rin te d tom orrow . The
A r Tidtny* H<u Boon Ashland's
office will be closed a ll day.
Newspaper fa r Nearlj fifty Years
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Ashland's Thanksgiving
Following Its annual cus
tom, The Tidings w ill not
publish a paper tomorrow, In
order that Its employes might
enjoy Thanksgiving
day at
home w ith th e ir families. The
Tidings extends to Its hosts of
friends and readers bes{ wish
es for a happy Thanksgiving
Day.
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Sp eak s From Stand on B e
half o f Proud Slovens
014a Yesterday
SA Y S HE IS INNOCENT
SOMERSET
COURTHOUSE,
S O M E R V IL L E , N. < „ Nov. 24.—
W illiam Stevens, the men called
“ W illie ”, spoke from the witness
stand, oh behalf of the proud
Stevens clan today.
Lucidly, emphatically and with
not a trace of the mental eccen-
u lc lty that had been attributed to
him, “ W illie ” denied that he and
his brother and sister murdered
the Rev. Edward Wheeler H all
and Mrs. Eleanor M ills, for 1 ore
o f whom be had brought shame
upon their family.
“ W illie " proved by a ll odda
bis own best witness. The Impres
sion created by his intent, a f
fable demeanor, his unfailing
courtesy toward the
pepperly
little prosecutor, hie occasional
flashes of w it and his obvious
sincerity were tremendously In
his favor.
This man, who had been refer
red to M “ feeble minded,” shew
ed a lucid mind, a nice sense of
English as It is pot always spok
en in this melodramatic H all-
M tlls tria l, - phd aa altogether]
higher gna<s $ f Intelligence Mma
90 per cent oYtbe pdtaseees whwj
hare preceded him - upon the
stand.
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Even the unusual appearance I
ot t$e defendant, ns ddpioled in J
his .photographs, seemed to leave |
him as he testltifed for an hour
and 20 minutes. And the leering
spectators saw only a dignified
man attesting to his Innocence
and affirm ing his affection for the
murdered rector.
A t times “ W illie ’.' turned to
Judge Parker and made little In
audible asides, amlMtyg broadly
beneath his bushy moustache.
Once he showed a flash o r tamp
er when he told of ' vigorous
“ third degree methods used In
the dead of night by the present
Investigators.
Aa the questioning proceeded,
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall's face,
which had been.tense w ith wor
ry as her brother walked to the
witness stand, relaxed Into a
smile. A look of confidence such
as tke accused widow has not
worn since the tria l began was *
upon her pale countenance.
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Tomorrow we join in .commemoration of a day
sacred to the memory of liberty-loving Americans.
L ocal Girl Nam ed B est All-
I Founded in 1621 at Plymouth < by the Pilgrim
“A ruond Club Member
I Fathers,, the festival has come downthrough ’the
in S tate
I years as *a holiday set aside by Americans as their
Club boys and Kiris of Ashland
I day of thanks.
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have once more demonstrated
I» • As wo „look back over the swiftly fleeting
that they are carrying on a type
hat promises to be the la rg « f
of club work that stands out fa
months, we of Ashland can truly say that we have est W football
crowd In the M e liw W
vorably aa compared with the club
much for which we can be truly thankful.
of Ashland is anxiously a w aiting J
Enforcing of A lien Land work over the whole state.
First and foremost, we should thank the Omni the call Of the referee’s iitM W n ,
Mary Galey has gained the dis Steamer Leaves for Europe
Law s is B asis For
wblcS w ill bend Ashland h ig h }
at Ten O’clock This
tinction of being the best all
potent for the natural blessings which are ours; school and Medford high sekooti
Morning
.
around club girl
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! for the healthful, invigorating climate; for the pure, together la the fin al game of the
Oreirn» -
fo r her
cold mountain water which purls down rocky can season on the local athletic field
T A K E A W A Y RIŒ
OCCUPIES ROYAL SU IT E
yons to our very doors; for the moderation of sun at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Attends Exclusive F a re w e ll D in
The Thanksgiving holiday mer
-«ys and girls club congress that
and rain and wind; for the rich soil, pregnant with
ner I’ » rfy and Broadcasts
it w ill .p revail throughout tho
convenes there In conjunction with
nature's bounty.
F in a l Message
the International Fine Stock Ex
These benefactions are the handiwork of na
position,
Tbe Siskiyou Southern Ore
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N E W YORK, Nov. 24.—
ture. Heritages they are which have come un
Last year Miss Galey was one
the rival W*"«
2 ° “ N«’rtnal schools official pub-
Queen Marie haa left for her
bidden, tut none the less precious because of it. ot Medford
of the two Ashland girls who were
defeated Ashland 4 5 Hcatkm and the newest entry in
home In the Balkans on the
the high-scoring girls of the state.
It is meet and proper that Ashland, on each suc to 9, In lhall ¿lash a t Medford to J°’*r®*llfctlc circles made Iti
liner
Berengarta which left
Adena Joy being the other girl
ceeding Thanksgiving Day, should bow its head in earlier In tho season, hat in spits aPP«arance today. The paper it
for
Europe
at ten a. m. to
who gained thia place. At that
of thia set-balk the local bora a DewBX «beet reflecting in a
day. She occupied the royal
reverent thanks for these natural blessings.
t.'me the girls were awarded
suite.
But Ashland and her people on this Thanks have been working hard for thn ►®lendld manner the spirit of the
wrist watches and thia last sum-
last big game, and they are do- •‘’h001- af> * « » as the various ac-
mer were entertained for one
giving Day have further cause for rejoicing. Since lermined to battle their heavier ,,vU1«8 that prevail there,
NE W YO R K , Nov. 24.— (U .
iw Americans week at Crater Lake by Richard
last we- observed this day a new and lasting monu
and more experienced opponents
It is five columns wide, printed
of their rights
manager of the Llthia N .)— Just like many Americans
ment to the indomitable spirit of Ashland has been
every inch of the way.
on book paper and the first Issue
Ico, unless they gprjngg Hotel and the Crater Lake sailing for abroad, Queen Marte
ot Rumania tonight attended an
nuary 1, th e ir Lod<e
.
Coach Crlpe plans to use hta carries several Illustrations. The
reared within the confines of the city. We refer to
exclusive farewell dinner and
regular
lineup
and
moat
o
f
tho
Maff
of
the
paper,
according
to
f,fty
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Ca,ejr
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B
Die
fourth
the new Southern Oregon State Normal school,
boys are In good condition for a the official announcement at the
Bd by the Mex- Ashland girl In the past * three then left Hie table with her New
which is again an actuality after many years inde-
hayd fig h t.-— — rr-:-.
— head of the editorial column la.
and tho teat yearg who kag won
Chleago York friends to hurry down to the
fatiguable effort on the part of Ashland citizens.
the first of the
In 1#24 Prances and Roalna Cunard liner Berengarta on which
she has passage.
It is an institution of which Ashland and all of Ore
G allatin were taken to the east-
lion
dollars
In-
erB
c,ty
t0
pnt
on
a
prune
bread
gon might well he prond; and the people of Ashland
an property Is demonstration, last year Adena
tomorrow should offer up a prayer of thanks for
rpute ovqp the j oy waa
M tke outstanding
the realization of this civic dream.
Thia govern- C|uj, g,rl Jn the gtatei and again
In the recent months that now are gone, Ashland
regarded aa th ,g y#ar Ashland should be
latum of a dip- proud j 0 know that Misa Galey
experienced a decided shortage of water, in com
given In the
ky ker flne work( brought
mon with many other cities in the Pacific North
Chamber o f Commerce D i
ellogg, dated, thia honor to our city,
rectors
Pledge
Support
west. But as we view this temporary inconvenience
was made pub-
The t rlpg of the Mlaaea Joy and
to Park Board
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in retrospection we can look upon it with a philos
its department Qajey Were made possible by
ophical mood and believe that it was all for the I The chamber of commerce di«
cent notes, one Montgomery W ard A Company.
: and two lu Th)g company takes an active ln-
best.
I rectors a t a special meeting last
eign M inister tereat la club work and eoataib-
For this w ate/ shortage served to bring home I night voted to appropriate up to
xico
I 2210 fo r the naw grandstand at
Utea generously
to enconrage
to the people Ahe vital need of a more adequate I the high school athletic field
how . t h e . twp 4 ^ , aJMj gJrW
excqH.
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tfattfr supply, and another civic accomplishment I which has been completed this weekly
r,d® , dl“ l‘re®'
The state will hear from Aah~
and lands laws land Jn tka future. Irw aada’
for which Ashland oan be devoutly thankful was I week by the LIthlans.
on, With both p ie m a n and Beth Joy put on n*
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The
park
board
met
w
ith
the
the passage of the $430,000 water bond issue.
ir interpréta- cgnntng demonstration at
state*
I directors and urged fu ll cooper
OTATE G A M E COMMISSION
, The people of Ashland tomorrow should make
o give way.
fa,f piac|ng second. Because of
I ation in plans for improving the
It in every respect a day of thanks. They can well I cottages la L lth ia park auto PO RTLA N D, Ore., Nov. 24e—
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their good work at the state fa ir
iejoice over the strides which have been taken I camp. ■ Louis Dodge said that the f it . N .>— One of the outstanding
DHTPONED
they were asked to put on the
which was to same demonstration at the Paclf-
during the present year. She can be thankful, too, I new cabins had proved to be a accomplishments of the state game
iksglvlng day |c International, where they made
¿hat she has men and women of vision who are now j good Investment, while the old commission, aa shown by the blen-
las been post- a good showing in competition
cabins
not
only
were
financial
ial
report
of
the
commission
was
looking on into the future, planning and building j
r date accord- with teams from all over the
basartls bat likewise gave the the planting of 18,561,308 game
lor the betterment of the city.
Be having this Northwest.
city a bad name. The directors fish In Oregon streams from De
At the state fair Lorraine
The Tidings commends the people of Ashland
pledged themselves to w ork' in cember 1, 1920, to September 30.
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Sparr and Dorothy Stevena re- 1
Aarmony w ith the park board In
O f this number 5,000 were
for the splendid cooperative spirit they have dis
spalrs
bclrjr celved first money on their serv-
aay project which might be un brought In from other states by
played during the present year. For our part, we
reek and Cow lng and Beth Joy pIaced f,rat ,n Î
dertaken for the betterment of the the United States bureau of fish
prophesy that the future will be even more glow
prune bread.
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park.
eries.
ing than the past. We want to play our part in
A large group of Ashland boys
-------------------- end girls carried one or more pro- ’
city building; to march, stride by stride, with I
Jects for (he first time last year
those who are building a bigger and a better Aah-
and from past experience we feel 1
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Turkey for Everyone
It is With thia expression of hope and confi
dence that we wish every man, woman and child in
Ashland A genuinely happy Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgi
The Chi
F.
M. Tonight
A gigantic yell m tly , expected
to be the largest staged by the
Ashland high school for some
time, w ill get under way prompt
ly nt f : I 0 this evening.
The enthusiastic
procession
Will stgrt from the library, con
tinue through the main section of
town, circle the Plasa, snake
back througbatbe bnslneta sec
tion and return to th e ir starting
place where the football boys
and Conch Russell Crlpe w ill give
Interesting
speeches.' A t the
Plasa there w ill he a monstrous
bonfire end the M<h school stu-
dents w ill hive their yells.
Members - ot
the
LIthlans.
Chamber of Commerce and K i-
waals have premised their never-
falling support had If they are ont
tonight, every student in the high
echool should nt least attend th li
rally.
W A SHING TO N, Nov. 14.— I f
^WIU Hays had not resigned ns
postmaster general in the Hard
ing cabinet to take a high salar
ied Job’wlth the movlM, lie Wll-
Doheny conspiracy case would
never have come to tria l, accord
ing to an Inference tosdPd toward
the Jury by defense counsel In
their opening statement today.
The tria l moved swiftly oa Ita
second day. The government op
ened with a forty-five minute of
what the prheecution expects to
prove. Frank G. Hogan, repre
senting Doheny replied w ith a
three hour ^Statement, a defense of
the case, revealing a new set of
circumstances, which he hopes
w ill change the complexion Ot the
case.
Hogan told some Inside history
nt the Harding administration.
He said that when Dohppy sent
F all 3150,000 dn November 11,
1921, In a brown sntebel, not a . Sutharljn .— California-Oregon
P o w ir company ^ y s local light
little black bag— Doheny nader-'
sad power syatom. and Will lew
er rates and Increase service.
Union services at tlj#’' Presby
terian churcb, and d |a p e c la l
Thanksgiving service a t the Trin
ity Episcopal church * w ill mark
the general observance in Ashland
ol Thanksgiving flay, tomorrow.
The union service w ill start n t
ten o’clock, and tho Episcopal
service w ill start at eleven. Rev.
Woodworth,
of the
Baptist
church w ill be the speaker at the
union service, w ith the Methodist
Presbyterian, congregational, Nas-
arene Christian
and
Baptist
churchs participating.
Minstrel Show
Is Planned B:
> Bellview (
A real minstrel show with the
best talent In Ashland and tho
Bellview commuhlty w ill be giv
en by the Bellview Community
Club sad Bellview Parent-Teeeb-
ev circle la the new Bellview
club bouse on the evening of
Dee. IT .
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Plans for the big show are now.
being made and the premise is
given that It w ill be an enter
tainment wall worth while. .
assured that they will give a
good account ot themselves In
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years to come.
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Miss Galey is how on her way
to the Windy City. The trip will
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She
fly x
will be shown every possible con-
sidération while enroute and nt
Chicago.,
Graaddai
san F rancisco , nov . 24.—
(U . N .) — Basing their defenee up
on their mutual love and admit
ting. all charges against them, a
bishop’s granddanghter and an
Italian world war officer are
awaiting hearings fo r violation nt
the Mana act, the outgrowth of a
transcontinental nlepmeat which
ended w ith arrant here.
“I iovq him beenuee he’e the
finest man in the world.** anld
Mrs. Isabel Keyes Burch, wife of
Lyndoa W alkup Burch o f Hastf
‘ngs-op-the-Hudeon, N. Y.
She
■ efsrred to Captain Arnaldo Mar-
son, held In Jail pending the
couple’s hearing Wednesday.
Mareon married L y n d o a
Burch’s mothar, Mrs.
Grace
Burch, only daughter of the late
Bishop Charles Sumacr Burch,
ot the Protectant Episcopal dio
cese nt New T erk, In 1929. Tke
marriage hronght him la contact
with hta w lfe’e daughter-in-law.
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Councilman 1
From Pi
Plans for marked Improvement
In Ashland's fire fighting equip
ment are now being made by
F ire Chief Clint Baughman, fol
lowing bis return from Portland
Inst evonlag, where be purchased
a new fire track. He was ne*
oompanled to Portland by 8. th
Taylor, chairman of the cenncll
tire committee.
They purchsM a Reo ehasalg
fer which a special body Is sow
being conatracted by the Howard
Cooper company ot Portland.
The completed fire track w ill be
reedy for delivery about Decem
ber 29.
Plans are new being made to
remodel the fire station In > rd e f
that both tracks might be r a n fl
to Ipeve-on a fire call nt the saspn
time. The prsesat track tri<l be
operated bp the velnntoer flrn -
men asd w ill be held la rnndtaaas
for ell eecond alarm Orsa.