THE FOüLTBY INDUSTRY
Bain tonight and Thursday. Mild
temperature.
is a potential'paj
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for Over Fifty Years .
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ESDAY, FEB. 2, 1927
Normal Quintet
Will Play Rook*
Friday Evening
I Ashland Normal's s p e e d y
basketball quintet wfll make a
determined eSort to even up wjth
I the O. A. C. Rooks Ip a return
basketball same at the loeal
Faculty and High
Funds Are Voted for Im­
mediate Construction
' of Three Cruisers .•
School
th e attention o t the Ashland
Seconds Will ]
P City Council was called to the
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— (UN)
F ln t Game
— Overriding .President Coolidge
J condition of the road Commonly
armory here Friday evening.
Great Britain Believe« Ne­ and in the face of a veto threat,
7 known ns the Ashland Mine road,
I The normal basketeers get" e *
gotiations Will be a
the senate today voted funds to
north of the city, at their resu­
to a great start last December
Sncceas
begih construction of three new
l t lar meeting last evening.
when they defeated the *O. A. C
cruisers.
Postmaster F. D. Wagner ap­ Mystery Surrounds leaving Varsity five on the local' ffeoi.
Opposing Sides Coll Truce
O PTIM ISM ^ PREVAILS
Work on the new war vessels
peared beforg the Council and of Largest Group Marine« I Then, when* the future profb too t
to Enact Farm Legis­
Since
War
made an appeal that this mat-'
Rumors of Failure of Proposals Is to start before July l , and 11,-
their trip north they played, I h »
lation
250,000 was included for this pur­
Q ter be fully investigated as it Is
Are Dental by The
Aggie Rooks at Corvallis and
GIVE
SEALED
ORDERS
pose in the naval appropriation
a rural mall route. The matter
Authorities
took a trimming by the Ihwly
PLANS ABE APPROVED
a was discussed and turned over No One in the Navy Department I freshmen.
bill. The final vote wa* 49 to I
to the street committee.
Reach Gentlemen’s Agreement to
Will Admit They Know
j The return game is scheduled
LONDON, Feb. 2. — Peaceful
A resolution, recommended by
Senate bolting from the admin­
Help Each Other Next
Final Destination
settlement of the controversy over
here for Friday evening, and' the
M. J. Olson, sexton of the Ash-
istration
ranks
by
republican
lead-
W*ek
the British concessions In Chinn
n ym al basketeers would rather
r. land cemeteries, was brought up
is believed Imminent on the basis ’ ers the three cruiser amendment
win thia game than any (hey
d suggesting that a drain tile
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— Far»
of messages received from Han­ was stricken from the bill In the
have playe^ thus far this set-
. I should be laid In the Mountain
house. It was immediately re­ Inters and bankers,-ancient econ-
son.
kow
and
Pekin.
r
i_ I View cemetery. This was turned
Despite reports of another press inserted by the senate committee I omlc and political enemies, have
Those who witnessed the hit­
r over to the cemetery committee
ter struggle last night ¿now th<t
association that negotiations look­ and passed over the opposition of I called a brief truce to help each
B to act as they see at.
ing to the return of British con­ the president and the budget bur­ other force pet legislation in the
the normal players are fighters,
„
I J. Edw. Thornton made a mo-
I last days of the expiring congress.
cessions to the Chinese had brok­ eau.
and this is the same sort of spirit
. tlon 'that the city hall be re-
The
measure
.must
now
return
They arranged a gentlemen^
they will display Friday even­
en down, officials here maintain­
11 lighted and calsomlned and that
to the house for conference. Sen­ agreement today to vote Monday
ing.
ed an optimistic view.
, I new chairs be purchased. C. A. ,
They pointed out that they ate navy leaders have been assur­ ou the HcNary-Haugen farm re-
, I Malone, city electrician, report* |
were In constant communication ed the house will permit the cru-1 I lief bill and Thursday of next
. ed that the city hall should be 11
with representatives In the orient iser appropriation to stay In the I week on the Pepper - McFadden
bill and leave the final decision I bill to permit national banka of
I entirely re-wired as it had never
and that nine of their advices
I been properly done, and estimated ,
I the federal reserve system to en­
from the Far East indicated nay up to Coolidge.
J the cost at about 1250.
j
Administration* adherents re-J gage in branch hanking.
hitch in the discussions now go­
quest delay on the cruiser con-1 When this program was pre­
A bill for |1 0 0 was presented
ing on there.
to the city by J. R. Plttenger, a
The British foreign office was strUctlon because of pending ne-1 sented to the senate In the form
whose cow was killed during the |
In touch with Miles W. Lampson gotiatlons for another dlsarma-1 of unanimous consent agreement
Man Who Spent Yedfrn in
month of December by a wire t
British
minister to Pekin and the ment conference which may be I it was temporarily* frustrated by
China to be at the,
I which had fallen over his yard.
Cantonese Chinese infromation called to consider limitation of the objection of Senator King,
Baptish Church
I Utah democrat, who has refused
This was turned over to the Fin- 0
bureau received a message direct light cruisers.
lance committee to Investigate.
tl
Twenty four republican sena­ to be aligned with either group.
from Hankow, timed
noon.
McNary announced, however,
The Board of Directors of the tl
Neither of these sources men­ tors bolted from the leadership
Bellview school district No. 28 In h
tioned the negotiations and the of Senator Curtis, Kansas, ms-1 that he would press for adoption
I a petition to the Council asked j
GOLD HILL, Feb. 2.— (UN) assumption was that they were Jority ruler, and voted for the of this program again. The two
I that the water main be extended i<
Ray Paul, son of Mr, and Mrs. progr ess ing p e a ce fully. --------»---- — i cruisers.
were Joined by groups h one.b v that tim e to have
B. F. Paul of this city, lost his
d called King off.
from the old Normal school to ©
life by drowning when he was
e
These two bills are backed by
the Bellview school to supply the r<
I children of that school with I u
hurled into the icy waters of
e two of the strongest groups In
I the senate. They have effected a
I water. This petition was turded I
Rogue river from a scow which
was
being
used
by
bridge
con­
„
working combination that means
over to the water committee.
h
tractors working on the state
r business and has the power to
Mayor Pierce, at the request ot a,
highway bridge across the Rogue.
put a program through despite
Dr. E. A- Woods, set aside the tl
last week in this month to be I«
There were two young men in
temporary delays.
known as "Narcotie Kdueatlrn Ol
the boat at the time it started
This unique bunking of strange
c r s
h:
I bedfellows Is a new development
down stream, and they success­
I | of the well known bloc system,
fully shot the treacherous riffiaa. part of the state-wide program in
8ALKM, Fob. 2 — (U N )— As an
I time," Rev. Whodworth, pastor fast below the bridge structure Oregon, Judge Jaeoh Kanzler of
H which Sift grown up In congress
up
In
the
programs
of
the
city
I
tl
Indirect result of the passage of
I of the local Baptist chureh stat­ and landed it on the bank.
* I since the war. Hitherto ft has
Portland,
president
of
the
state
schools,
churches
and
clnhd,
dnr-
is
the Wilton river toll road bill
ed.
“There
Is
a
real
Irpat
in
I been a war between blocs, farm
They were about to remove it association, will broadcast over
through thd house a bond Issuing ing this week. The move is n co
store for those who can possibly from the water, but the boat was KGW between 7:45 and 8 o'clock
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(blocs,
banking blocs, Insurgent
national
one
and
was
started
orgy Is fn sight that will. If suc­
attend this wrVfce, as thjb man replaced in the river and three tonight.
I
blocs,
administration
blocs, dry
by
the
"World
Conference."
cessful, boost the toll of highway
Will have a message of fir « hand young men got into it and were
I blocs, wst blocs, veteran blocs, fly
In
the
48
years
the
society
bonds up to more than 25,500,000
Import from China w h « e so apparently going to cross the has grown from one society with
by night blocs, organised on the
above the maximum to ta l, ever
TOLEDO, Ore.,'Feb. 2.— (UN)
iaqch is at steait Just now,’’ Rev. river when it capsized, throwing a membership of 12 persons to
spur
of the moment to force
outstanding since the commence­
— Declaring that he was Jesus
Vfoodsworth further stated. Mr. them Into the stream.
through
some pending hill. The
80,000
societies
with
a
member-
ment of the road construction
Christ and that any person not
Eubanks will speak at but the
Two of the youths were able ship of more than 4,000,000. willing to follow him would meet system has been condemned by
program.
morhing service on account of tp swim ashore, but the Paul
both post-war presidents a s. ini­
With the Wilson River toll
with dire consequences, Alexan­
other calls 'being made* upon his boy, being crippled and a poor
mical
to representative govern­
road Mil, which calls for an ex­
der Hill, apparently a religions
time, according to those making, swimmer, sunk beneath the
ment as America has known It?
fanatic,"
Tuesday
morning
strang­
penditure of nearly 22.500,000 i
plans. ’
But it has thrived In face of op­
muddy water of the raging
and requiring that the road be
led to death Minnie Washington,
position from
the
executive*
stream.
a Siletz Indian girl.
completed In 1928, p a s s e d !
branch. Now the blocs have de-'
Marshfield
claims
7,000
popu
The
body
has
not
been
recov-
J
through the lower house, t i e
The body was dlscotered In a
lotion, and North Bend, 5000.
elded that their competition has
ered.
Roosevelt highway people are
shack a short distance from the
too often resulted only in the
beginning to congregate at the ! WESTMORELAND
Washington home, by Ernest
C a 1.,
killing off of each other's meas­
I
Feb.
2.—
(U
N
)—
A
state
investl-
front with the demand that if the
Copeland a resident of Silets, ures, so that nobody got any-'
Ore.
Wilson River road is to be con­ gation to fix responsibility for
thing.*
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structed ont of bonds that bonds the poisoning of six person, two
According to Copeland, Hill la
The farm relief and branch
be Issued at the same time for the I of whom died, was asked today
said to have made strong state­
banking bills have been buffet­
completion of the Roosevelt high­ by county health officers.
ments of his identity and Inten­
ed around congress for years, each
way.
Thé Roosevelt
project
tions. Hill has been employed In
The poison victims were taken
kicked out ot bounds by the op­
would absorb some 2S.000.000 1 ill after dining at the Mint Cafe,
a lumber camp near here but waa
posing bloc.
Both sides have
ont of bonds.
j according to Dr. H. S. Brooks,
discharged Monday when his ac­
come to see that it Is practical
Then to top this off a delega­ connty health officers. Who clos­
tions alarmed fellow workers.
politics to combine so that every­
tion from eastern Oregon w i l l ed the eating place and asked
He had been attending religious
body can get what he wants.
come In to demand that the Can­ the state board of health to send
services nightly and after the
The first maneuver of this
yon City-Dayville road be recon­ an inspector to make a complete
Monday night service he said he
kind came today with negotiations
structed, also out of bonds, at an study of the poisonings.
was going to the Washington
Reminiscent of the bitter con­
of the financial group behind the
additional expense of 2800,000. { The dead are Helen Hooper tests between Medford and Ash­
home and that sdrprlsing devel­
banking group and the farm be­
These instances are bnt a and John Lake,8. Mr. and Mrs. land high schools was the basket­
opments would shortly take place.
hind McNary. Senate galleries
sprinkling, of the demands that John Lake and Mrs. Henry Hoop­ ball game last night between Com­
It Is believed that Hill lured the
looked down on the strange sight
will undoubtedly bob up In front er, are patients s t a hospital.
girl from her home that nllht
pany A, Medford national guard,
of the urban spokesman of the
of the highway commission in the
and killed her because she re­ banking group. Senator George
Floyd Hayner, asserted proprie­ and Aphland Normal, which the
fused to follow him.
event of the passage of the Wilson tor of the cafe was not arrested. local collegians jron 84 to 27, af­
Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania,
River road bill, with its statutory
ter battling every inch of the
with his head close in whispered
mandate of immediate construc­
way from opening whistle to last.
conversation with the little giant
tion.
It was a game which kept the
of the farm . bloc. Senator Mc-
During the past yean the high- I
I spectators on their toes at all
Nary ot Oregon.
way commission with its "pay as!
times. Personal fouls were call­
The result was the gentlemen's
you go*’ plan, has retire« approxi­
ed thick and (*>t: with Marske,
agreement which Was temporarily
mately 22,700,000 of outstanding
Kinney and Caldwell being taken
Famed Cartoonist Said to thwarted by Senator King.
highway bonds and paid accrued
out of the game on the personal
Have Had Habit of
Interest.
i t , can readily he
foul rule. In fact, toward the
seen from this relation that the)
Wife Beating
close of the game time had to be
bond financing of the Wilson riv-l"
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.— (UN)—
taken out until a member, ot the
er project will practically wipe I
The Idea of a man amusing ths
Normal Second team could change
out all advance made by the com­
public with his cartoons and then
to his gym suit and take Up the
mission in the retirement of its
going home and heating his wife
bottle
after
so
mahy
of
the
first
capital debt. *
’
was too much for Justice Tierney
team members had been removed
of the supreme court, who grant­ 'housondi of Do]
from
the
game.
Postpone Hill
be Refunded
ed a divorce Tneeday to Mrs. H.
It waa a game that everybody
SALEM — Feb. 2. — (UN )—
Shipper«
C. Fisher, wife of "Bud” Fisher,
enjoyed because for the most part
Already having voted to raise the
the
cartoonist.
the players on both teams ware
SALEM, Feb. I. — (UN) —
salaries of connty officiate the
"It Is unthinkable that a man Freight rate reductions on term
I
former
members
of
the
Medford
hduse of representatives postpon­
like Mr. Fisher would do such a products in Interstate shipment
and Ashland high schools and ri­
ed Indefinitely any further con­
things* said the Justice, “but the in Oregon ordered by the public
vals
in
many
hard
fought
games
sideration of Representative Lew­
evidence shows that ha did and service commission in January,
of former years. .
is* house resolution No. It," pro­
I shall grant Mrs. Fisher a di­ 1924, are upheld by the supreme
The Normal basketeers will
viding that on any bill raising the
vorce.”
meet the 0 . A. C. rooks at the lo­
court decision handed down by
salaries of district or county of­
The cartoonist's wife accused Justice Rand.
cal armory Friday evening, and
ficials there must he included a
her husband of heating her, in -
The action of the sapremo court
they promise the same sort of a
clause referring the matter to- a
barraseing her by walking around
game
because
of
thetr
determina­
vote of the’ people.
their apartment clad only la his
tion to avenge the defeat they
underwear, and failure to support
— ...... ” ""......
1 Mm pnmmmms ■
suffered at Corvallis last month.
her,
t
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Medford Basketball
Crack Team Loses
To Normal Quintet
Kansas Farmers
May Locate Here