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( I I N ) ——Two- employee . g | ■ -
Quaker G a ts fa c to ry w |re T g|
' * * last night to a r a s t a t ^
terrific; “grain to s t" explcji
which did damage estimated
Prelim inary S u r v e y » on .(750,000,
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Crowson H ill About
Only two men were'¡hwnrfi
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have been Injured, aceoMhag
A. J. Snyder, night sgpi^iwt
W ILL BU Y PIP E BOOK eat of <he plant. *
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A t first soon after the gg|
sion 45 men were reported‘ m:
lag, Subsequent check hrou
kadLSB o t Cheee, jm e y h g B
ported, first to their homes <
A t the Chamber of Commerce
then H h k to the Quaker' O
»»on day meeting at the Lithia
Pierce gave gome o( the problems
administration ag well as a sng
gesteut solatio» to r many of them.
The text of the mayor’s speech
is as follows: *'
We anticipato herewith what
seems to be too common thought
that the new city administration
w ill have considerable fresh In
formation« to give out at this
noon luncheon, which opinion we
feel it necessary to promptly dis
pel by the general statement that
there ia not mnch of, an author
itative natura concerning the
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The fa x o ry hare ia the eee-
ond largest of Its hind in the
world. A new addition was re
cently constructed at a eoat of
15,000,000.' The explosion oc
curred in the grain bins in the
addition, but despite a stiff wind
which fanned the flames firemen
had the blase ‘under control.
Officials believed that the two
mieaiag employee would ba ac
counted for before morning.
LOS A NOBLES,
Jan.
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( U K ) — Mary Pick ford’s pals
Beverly Hills residence, oils
to President Coolidge ae a Si
mer W hits Hoese, la b e ln ^ a
pletely renovated In prepdral
to r a hoped tor v is it'o f t | s
tion’s chief executive.
Followlfig receipt of
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from Washington today that
president had form ally aekne
edged receipt of any offer
la k e up his summer abode' in
Plcktord mansion, chamber '
commerce oftlclais said ton!
that the home was offered ■
president more than a week-'i
by Mias Plcktord.
"The chamber • of comae
has long sought to have j
Coolidge spend next smaa
here." aajfl A rth u r Q, 'Ait»
secretary and general man^
of the' chamber. "The organ
Warns America
W A SHING TO N,
Jan.
20.—
Feeling that the United States
should guard
sgalnst
being
drawn into m ilita ry cooperation
w ith Britain against Chinn de
veloped as dispatches IncUcatad
extensive mobilisation of d CkL
neae expeditionary force.
This sentiment followed the
W h ite House intimation that thd
United States stand Indépendant-
ly of Orest Britain in the'peto-
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W . D. Dodson, manager of the
, Portland Chamber of Commerce
. was aa Ashland visitor last night,
spending some time w ith R. W .
Price of the Llthla Springs Ho
tel. Mr. Dodson was on his way
to Klam ath Falla and F o rt K lam -
kth where he aspects to secure
, seme t i n t hand tafnrnm tjs»' na
the ski rgees that are ta bs «»»-
dpeted e fF o e t m a a u rtt xm Wash
ington's birthday.
. This event according to
the • The W hite House declaration
Chamber
o
f
Commerce
official
Is of independence in China was
I t Is expected that the coatract
attracting
state
wide
attention,
made orally today, while the
for the Crowson H ill Reservoir
including necessary excavation and the Portland Chamber has house foreign affairs comm
and preparation of the site can already completed plans tor a. was voting unanimously In favor
be let by March or A p ril nad the special train to come from the o f the Porter reaoiutloa, calling
Rose City. Bugipe and other up for an independent American poI-
B8me bo in operation by July or
state
cities are Interested la the icy in China and abrogation at
August.
The capacity of this
affair,
and according to the vis unequal treaties, which are the
reservoir w ill be 2,300,000 gal
itor, thousands of people will be chief causes of the anti-foreign
lons.
I t w ill be elliptical in
now
endangering
shape, approximately 135 feet' . In F o rt Klamath on Washing- resentment
. ton’s Birthday.
Americans
in
Chink.
wide by 150 feet at Its longest
The
navy
department
an
point -and 20 feet In height, ,»ll
nounced that a detachment of
concrete construction, surround
200 marines w ill leave Guam to
ed by a walk-way and outside
morrow for the Philippines, pre
of that a high ornamental fire
sum ably to stand by for possible
fence.
Crowson H ill Reservoir
duty
In China. This movement
Is not Intended as a storage res
Is In compliance with orders an
ervoir bat more as s unit of onr
new distribution system and to , LOB AMGELE8, >ag. » d ^ - nounced several days ago.
help stabilise the entire city (U N )— Request of Mrs. Lorraine
water pressure, and in particular Wispman-Sellaff, wltQese in the
it ia expected to make passible Ahdee Semple McPherson
con
the successful installation of spiracy ‘ ease, tor .certain tele
meters whenever desirable in »fu grams, alleged to have
been
ture which has not been a real written by Mrs. McPherson and
success In the past, from lack her mother, Mrs, Minnie Ken
of such reservoir aad settling nedy. was refused today by Dis
basin.
trict Attorney Asa Keyes.
Estimates have been furnished
Though .(b e McPherson case
to several of the largest pipe h&s been dropped It wUl hot be
manufacturers throughout • the outlawed tor three years,' the
M EM PH IS, Tean., Jan,4
United States tor pipe and fittings district attorney (pointed out in ( lip . - A f t e r Hour yeart of
for the Ashland •distribution sys Refusing‘ to surrender the^ mes
serration and treatment, Meur-
tem, bids Will be opehsd ow the sages.
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pWs " physicians have' come to
28th and order to furnish same . Mrs. Selalf. who Is appearing
thP cohcluslom that Mary Ataxia,
1st probably January X0th, de in Long Beach's amusement sone
the 2 0 ’ yeàdold "cellar baby’*,
liveries not later than March be as ‘‘the heax womau.”
wanted
w ill kjways be a x0 5-pound baby,
ing counted on,
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the telegrams for use in connec
helpless and her mind • blank
This new system * w ill cover d tion with her contemplated lec hacanae of her first 10 yean
large part of. the city and be 8o ture tour. It was agM.
spent alene |n a dark Mississippi
soned that separate regulating
c e lla r ,
7 \
valves wU, >
MMtaBad lA74hAh
Had «he received treatment
sone and feel) la pi W^M JattepePd-
yhprs ago, physicians at St.
ont of the other u n lt s .T n e mafK
s hospital said.
Mary
nlture oT‘ th is wprkf 'ta p ’ be folly
y would have developed
Judged ■WMn i It..fetaiftled, knows
1 after
mein ber
of
d
«W-'Vi
,ihat foup} hqadred to five hun-
en tone pi; pjpe materials wiu ( 8AM FRANCISCO. Jan. 8». - 4
, placed h e r
requfreff.'*
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M ore-trouble descended tot la beneath their home, fear
Finish Angnst le t
, hptfn the. Raw.. Robert. I . M iller, ing, they later admitted. Qie.
W to ey -''8 d P « A *e a d d M M to to ir. dopoeed pastor of Abe H en to r ridicule ef their neighbors over
uetf itikt heitii ta W /a b itf1 cond(- Jttrx't Bantlst • ehareh of Los (be deformed InranL;
ms the hAef fiLtkihutlon system Anaefositodny.
>•< ..t,
1 The' parents, who erh fa rm e d
n be completed by August lk t, i j M W or won Jailed here on * /N o rthern
MIsstaHppl,. kgpt
becdtol» eftic'tlve ¿«ring thp charge of ,het ox drunk and at Mary in the cellar for 18 yak.*.
jr o t restricted period next enm- *.h-. rrovr.xt of M e (wife/ Mrs, Ber* ■ During the entire period
the
er a n d 'fa B .
; {nicoJEWar. Altogail draukedness child nev^r saw the light of day.
M t. D lflard’s offlce W 'n o * ’ de-
MUfor’s dismissal from
Four ream ago. ptnmkers 'djg-
(nlng the hew contopto ‘h’y-pass W*» Lo« Anxstos.ipastorate end In glng near the c e lla r/ foutfd^Mary
the lo ito r In ta k e ' lb ’ Aktitatal other, episode
Ple»sa»ten, —sixteen year old. three fsalt'tall
nydk Which trill be aMffntf V b e p b ’ r-B MPJev,,,W0» arrested on ■ and weighing approximately >8
t'cntirttrieltroh tliM Spring and * h * r * * " ot dl«t«rblng the , peace. pounds. She babbed and blinked
I be com pleted by mkb»ummerJt
'i: i’to,Prv'4»ed
last toppon." In the light.
H er eyes were
S li ttihneM tato to e 'd ig s 'W alto lM iU ef,to W t«»taht. "i*»»,,«»™ « klaesy.
Neighbors sent her to
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Minister is in
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tot» of Trouble
Aehlaad high school's basket
ball aqaad is expecting a hard
game tonight when It lines up
against
Central
Point
high
Scbobl at the local junior high
sr«?- Coach Crlpe has his boys
la top forth thia week, bnt he
anticipates a hard battle.
The girls' team of Ashland
high w ill play the Central Point
girls’
team In
a preliminary
game.
The first game . will
start at 7:30 and the last game
eroMtth of Eugene
lobt un at Mratii
School Board
W ith the reputation of hetngf,
one of the fastest basketball
teams' in Portland, the Mohawk !
Club «rill lprade Ashland Thurs- '
day evening for a game w ith ;
Ashland Normal at the armory, i
The Mohawks are nibw on a tour
of the state and are drawing big
crowds where they'appear.
Coaeh W alter Hughes of the '
Normal quintet predicts this will
be one of the hardest games of
the season for his collegiate has- ,
ket shooters, and has been mak
ing them do some extra hard ,
training in . anticipation of the
game.
The Normal school will present
its usual lineup (be coach said to-
Farmer
o f Lumber
Comparv Makes Charges
on Hotel Building
. KANSAS C IT Y , Mo., Jan. 24.
— (U N )— Testimony designed to
show that the bnINing of a
2700,000 hotel at Longview was
not a legitimate venture of the
1 Long-Bell Lumber company was
■introduced today in the suit to
bet aside the company's charter.
The Monticello hotel in Long
view Is a 200 rodm structure,
with hath In every room, radio
connections in 40 rooms,
the
lobby finished In mahogany and
a nine hole golf course.
M. B. Nelson, president of the
company, was questioned
at
great length concerning activi
ties at Longview. When asked
why the fine hotel was.built, NeL
sot said:
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**We desired to make the town
attractive fo r, onr officers
and
employee so they
their families and; Ifve there.
The townslte
was virtually
a
swamp when we went In there
originally."
F. J. Bannister, former pres
ident of the company Is sponsor
of the quo warranto, proceed
ings.
Practically all of the
ques
tions and exhibits by the com
plainants were designed to show
that the Long-Bell com pan/ had
exceeded the scope of Its fran
chise.
The
lumber
company
contends that Its operations at
Longview are permissible under
an amendment to Its charter In
Well Named
Decision ia Beached After
Being Out a Little
Over an Hour
SHOWS
EMOTION
Threat of Fine and Severe Pun
ishment Keeps Crowds From
Demonstration
SALEM, Jan. 24.— Control of
the Oregon prison passed . Into
the hands of the state board of
control today as the result of leg
islation passed during this ses-
slon. Governor Patterson signed
five hills making the change. The
bills carried an emergency clause
making them effective Immediate
ly upon the governor’s signature.
The change In the prison from
Governor to the boxrd of control
was one of the governor's pre
election promises.
COURTROOM, Austin Texas,
Jsn. 24.— '(U N )— Dr. J. Frank
Norris was found not guilty of
murdering D. E. Chtpps by the
ju ry here last night.
The jury reached its decision
after an hoar and ten minutes
deliberation.
Nearly an hour’s delay was
* caused because Norris could not
be found after the jury
had
reached Its verdict.
There was
only one
ballot
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Norris took the verdict wtth-
8ALBM, Jan.
24.— ( U N ) — A
’ ont showing any amotion, and It
resolution for the repeal of the
was only with a threat of sovare
six
per cent
tax
lim itation
) punishment and fine that Judge
amendment of the constitution
J. R. Hamilton was able to keep
will be Introduced Wednesday In
the erowid in the courtroom from
thè senate by Charles H a ll of
making a demonstration.
Marshfield. The resolution pro-
SALT LA K E C IT Y , Jan. 25.—
In »0 minutes after the ver
vldUa- for submission the question
western dict was read by District Clerk
of yepesl to the voters of the (U N )-» 8 to c k m e n ; of
states havew on a temporary vic Axel Phllqulst the courtroom was
stats at che next general or spec
tory In their fight against an In closed and dark.
ial election.
crease
In national forest grusing
Norris Was met on the old
Hall believes that thè state’s
fees
and
proposed high rates w ill flagstone courthouse steps by
inability to raise sufficient money
by tax levy, to balance its books not become effective until 1028. Dayton Moeee, chief defense at
Secretary of Agriculture Jar torney. They stopped to throw
and make up Its deficit is largely
dine, after conferences with rep their arms about each other and
due to the tax lim itation amend
resentatives of 12 western states Norrla crleg. I t was the first
ment. He is also aroused over
announced this afternoon
that show of emotion the pastor had
the proposal to take five per cent
no grating fee increases would made.
o f the income of the state high
be put into effect in 1127.
Throughout the trial Norrla
way depatm ent for general state
I t was
indicated,
however, 1 sat reared hack in his chair with
tpurqoeea, statinir that «
tbs
that a sculu of graduated tUBlSHU- ‘ his arms folded at bis ''«bowel
state highway department for
ers, recommended by C. E. Rach- table.
general state, purposes,
stating
ford, sapervlaor of graslng for
Dexter Chipps. Jr., eon of Ute
that if the state finances are In
the department of agriculture slain men, who had attended ev
such bad shape that It is neces
wonld become
operative
next ery court aeeelon, and heard his
sary to appropriate highway mon
year.
,
father branded aa “a dangerous
ey to close the gap between the
Jardine and Rachford met with drunkard,** was found soon after
state’s financial needs and Its
the committeemen and outlined the verdict In the old vanlt, cry
ability to meet them by taxation
the plan. They listened in turn ing as If his heart would break.
under the tax limitation amend
to qualified opposition of all
**My daddy was a good fallow,**
ment; then It Is high time to do'
the western statue. The secretary ha blubbered.
away with the limitation.
explained that any
tncreasee
Norris shot Chipps last Jaly
Senator Hall's bill w ill open
would be based on comparative 17, In his study In a building ad
the way for feglslatlve action
costs of like feed on private jacent
to the
First
Baptist
ranging from repeal of the '.six
ranges 'continguons to the for chnrch
at Fo rt W orth. Subse
per cent lim itation to Imposition
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quently
he was Indicted by a
of a poll tax, a bill tor which,
grand Jury on a charge of mar*
was
lntrodued
in the
house
dar and first brought to trial In
Tueffdky. • ,
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Fort W orth last November 2. Hb
asked for and obtained a change
of venue at that time. The tria l
Was brought here and sat for
January 10.
* Yesterday was the 12 th day of
the trial.
A fter introducing one eye
witness asd several material w it
nesses the state rested the first
'/M E W Y O hK . Jan. 21.' — (U P )
b il ou
day after the Jury was chosen.
— The automobile Industry get
B o s s - \( x j't ? e
8lnce then the defense has in
s new record during 1820 for
troduced
some forty witnemest
O U E R V t ìe K W '.p j
the twenty-ninth time In its his
iaciudiug the pastor htmaalf and
tory, hcconding to figures Issued
aaether eye witness, to H. N u tt,
ioday by the N atio n al, Automo
a friend of Norrie’ and a b
um
bile Chamber of Commerce slm-
ultaneouHiy with the opening‘of
the New York Automobile Shod. » A majority of the wltneoeed
introduced by the defense were
An output of 4,480,000 motor
vehicles, having a ( Wholesale Val member« of Norris' chnroh or his
empioree. In
addition to his
ue of IS ,(fa l,050,000 was reveal
church Norris has a reldio broad
ed'. ' This was a slight Increase
casting station aad a ehareh pa
over 1036 when the production
per. The Searchlight.
totaled 4,224,754 vehicles with
a value of 21,877,104,121.
Sixty-four par cent of the auto
mobiles bought In the United
States are >ucchaeed d n the/ in
stallment plan, the statistics de-
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outsthnding Is estimated to be
worth
01,271,000,000 by the
C h a » b e r.. The average first pay
m en t'»a a new machine Is 0026
while that on ai used car ls <077.
Tke'iaverkge' retail priae a f k
•new e a r ls 0844. )
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The popularity a t eloedd earsi
conMmtos. This type rspiesguted
2,l«0,OOOk*s» 74 per cent of the
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N >A 4BM0 Per «eat iaoveUee wajs
shdwn-hB’ ths-' satporta o | motor
vaitMlee over the pretodtng ytot-s
The total exported eae 110,2100/
p re to d tM f 28 ‘ per1 ’tttKt 00'<fke>
otitpnt.
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