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daily THS r o t o î ntDÜSTBY is a potential pay roll for Ashland T idings THE WEATHER Generally fair with frost in the Ashlanda Leading N ew spaperfar Over Fifty tea rs (United Noam Wire Some«) to tho foekly Tidings Tolaa » Mod , ; y , A&HLAND, OREGON, 3 stK interior. Moderate Wind«. (Unite# Prana Wlm Sqrvioo) MARCH 9, HOUSES IN JAPAN ARE THREE POWER FINAL PLANS MADE MEN FIGHTING TINY EASILY CRUSHED BY QUAKE: SCHOajJPEREnA LIMITATION TO SAVE LIFE CONFERENCE 0 F 1 VICTIM IS POSSIBLE OF PARALYSIS B d E E IS V ^ iM Y COOLIDGE IS CALIFORNIA FICHI ON E V O H U m 'fu o u j TO SPEND HIS HOMEL VACATION IN THE MIDWEST^ fODAKE'S NEW YORK, March ».— (UN) foreigners refer td them, and — A rambling sound, a cloud of these tiny homes collapse in the Costumes are Colorful and Educational Committee of dust from crumbling bulldfhg first shock of a fair sized earth Special Lighting Effects State Assembly Makes and the terrified cry of “Jishln” quake. Are Used - r Report (the earthquake) from hundred» „ The quake area extends due of aatives heralds the approach north from Osaka, chief indus One of the city's electricians SACRAMENTO, Mar. 9,— (UN) of a heavy earth tremor In a trial city of Japan, and takes in spent all day yesterday at the ,The controversy ever the evolu- a section popular with tourists Japanese city. Senior high school putting up and n theory has been thrown wide due to Its ancient shrines and It may come either adjusting lights for the operetta n in California and a sharp palaces. Cables say that the sharp punch which topples drat “Miss Cherry Blossom,” which fight on the subject is In pros force of the quake was stsonger tiny 10 by 12 houses, or will be given In the high school pect. Great Britain. Japan and than that of 1923 pqd that only Politicians Say it Will Bol Storm Sweeps Through Af gymnasium on Thursday eve Thirty Six Men Working in series of ground oonvnli Reversing a previous statement • the United State« Will Shifts .Pressing up and ster up His Third Term the fact th».t the districts touch fected Area Causing which make one feel like ning, March IT1, , the education committee of the Get Together * Down on Ghest Chances More Suffering earth la rubber earpet, rolling ed were not as populous as Tok io Special attention la being glv state assembly today decided to and Yokohama caused the casual like the floor of the crasy housp to the details of the American hold, a public hearing on a bill PLANS ABE OUTLINED en F A R M VETO H U R T S which DAMAGE RUNS HIGH and Japanese costumes. The Gei GAINING ON D E A T H in an amusement park' In Yofco- ty Hat to be much smaller. would prohibit teaching of Japanese of the type who live homa where the quake ot Septem sha Girls are costumed in Jap the theory that “man either Would Meet at Genera Not Later If Patient Can Live Twenty Pour Might Regain Home o f Standing Rich Silk Are« of Southern Japan ber 1, 1933— the greatest in the In Kyoto prefecture, w|)ere the anese creations, while the chorus descended or ascended from a Than June 1 to Glre Japan Ixxit When He Vetoed thd Honrs F eel Confident He is Practically Dem olished history of Japan— hit hardest*, quake hit hardest, are fatalistic girls are American in their dresa lower order of animals,” in pub • a Chance WUI Survive * MrNary-Haagen Hill By Shakeup ' regarding earthquakes aud stolid four and five story brick and designs. The hoys will be equip lic schools of the state. whan the blow falls. Foreigners stone buildings were toppled a t e t The hearing will be held next WASHINGTON. March ».— ped In sport suits and evening EVANSTON, III,, Mar. 9,— A WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.— An TOKIO, Mar. 9.— Seventy thou in Japan during the 1923 dis Tuesday night and supporters (UN)— President Coolidge Is con clothes, with the exception of Ko modern battle with death is in In the first great movement. nouncement that President Cool sand persons were left homeless aster were surprised at the ab fident that a three power naval kemo and Togo, who are thor progress. Alfred Frick is suffer Crowded together in little fish idge intends to spend the summer and opponents of the bill will be in the snow covered. provinces of sence of emotion on the part of limitations conference between oughly Japanese. ing with paralysis of his dlaph- ing villages on Wakasa 'Bay,sthe Japanese who saw their families in the west was linked here with given ninety minutes to present southern Japan which was rocked The lighting effects, the var the United States. Great Britain ram and cannot breathe. For the Japanese affected by, Monday’s and homes being lost. the recent corn belt revolt over each side of the argument. by a quake Monday.- The storm ied costumes of the caste, and the Assemblymen S. L. Helsinger, and Japan can be arranged. past 70 ht>urs 36 ipen have taken earthquake made their homes In the veto of the McNary-Haugen swept this area last night adding author of the anti-evolution bill Inquiries hare gone out, it is setting In general will give a beau turns pressing up and down on cheap "matchbox” houses, as the (Please Turn to Page 0) farm relief bill. to the suffering. An.official'esti has recruited the support of ail learned at the White House and tiful display of colors. In the his chest keeping him alive. The "Splendid.” said one western mate Is issued at Kyoto gave 2«- preliminary replies indicate fa chorus there are 75 people. In ad patient is conscjous. -senator when he heard of the the fundamentalist organizations, 275 as dead and 44100 as injur dition to the regular caste. and said the best speakers of the vorable responses. « The efforts of the men are White House announcemenS. "It ed. As the interior is reported Witty dialogue and comedy are United News dispatches from gaining on death. He is Improv will do the president good to go flying squadron of fundamental the casualties mounted. ists 'would aid him in forcing the London report that the British well interspersed throughout the ing, the doctors reported thia Into strangn lands.” A wholesale lnceneration of the plot. Horace Dunn takes the part measure through. These speak- government has informally indi , It is hardly fair the president morning and they said that if he dead. Injured and imprisoned ers will also campaign throughout of Kokemo like a skilled artisan, cated approval of the plan. lived another 24 hour« he would, SHREVEPORT, La., Mar. 9.— however, to say that thia' western residents in the Japan sea coast the state he said. . The informal negotiations so while Ronald Gandee as Togo recover. A band of 36 men have UN)— Johnny Mostil, star out vacatidh In In reference to his al town ot Mlneyama occured a The University of Ca'lfornla far carried on have been between takes the part of a conceited, been working steadily, rythmical* Governor Young fielder of the Chicago White Sox, farm relief veto. While he was tew minutes after an earthquake would be barred from presenting Acting Secretary of State Grew, scheming politician with a great ly and doggedly for more than 73 State Chamber That was found in an unconsclaus con still at Paul Smith's, N. Y. last had levelled that town, an eye the evolution theory if- Heislug- the British and Japanese ambas deal of assurance. The principal hours In an attempt to keep a dition today in a bathroom of a September, the United News re witness told the United Press to- Action WiU be Taken er’s-bill becomes a law. characters are John Ruger and sadors here. The envoys, it is (S l p J1* ' ' .-.to an y spark of life in Frick. Working local hotel where the team was ported that the president had a understood, gave informal favor Eunice Hager. John plays the n groups 01 two, they press tend PORTLAND, Iter. ».— (U N )— stopping. western trip in mind for this able replies to the suggestion, but part of a New York visitor much erly on the lower part of the The Portland chamber of com — Moetile’s team mates believed sumraerT R elief Offered their governments so far, have not in love with Cherry Blossom, the chest in order to keep respiration merce received a message from A. he attempted suicide. He had se Coolidge has never spent much TOKIO, March 9,— Japan re daughter of Kokemo. The part of made formal communications. 8. Dudley, secretary treasurer of vere lacerations in his throat, left time in the west and the impres ceived its first accurate picture of «P. Senator Borah, chairman of the daughter is taken with a great the« extent of tile earthquake A bulletin issued at one o’clock the Sacramento region citisona* wrist, over his heart and on his sion haa grown up out there that the senate foreign relations com (teal of dash and skill by Eunice this afternoon said that the pa council, an organisation of con left leg. he ia too much identified with the which rocked its southern pro mittee, said he hoped the pro Hager. vinces Monday night when the tient was sbje to take a, little food trai. California counties, statins Friends of the player said he induatrial east. Each year he haa All the music is tuneful and ject would succeed, though he seee home office Issued a report this at noon for the first time since that Governor Young, California’s had arrived yesterday to enter been urged by many atates wrçst difficulties in the way. . . J welhdpqe by these young folks. Sunday and his color seemed bet new executive, will make an ef training, and that he had consult of tho Mississippi river to visit, Eastern Financiers Ready morning, placing the .dead at 1,- to Put up Money for Several days ago the White 699, with several districts in thé ter. The force of men, which fort to have the Pacific highway ed a local physician who had told that country and become more Prospector House said the president was dis quake are still to be heard from. are making life possible for Frick, In northern California finished. him he wqs suffering from high familiar with Its problems and couraged over the prospects of a Property damage in the rich outlook on Hfe.- — --------*--------- was augmented at( noon by anoth „ The unpaved part of the high blood pressure and bad teeth. TONOPAH, Nev., Mar. 9.— three power conference. He did The midwest is the weakest er crew,' who are mostly young way has always been a Bouree of silk mills region of Kobe is ines Mostil was taken to a hospital, (UN)— Capital under the spell not believe that Great Britain At timable and casualty estimates, and are a ll schooled tq the means trouble for the chamber ot com accompanied by other members of spot 'on the republican map. of gold wee ready to bow tonight would be willing to limit her aux the moment agitation ia being including the injured as well as, of artificial resuscitation. merce inasmuch as it is the only the team. at the fbet of Frank Horton, Sr., iliary craft if France was left Shortly before af piece of unpaved road from Can- Manager Ray Schelk and the at carried en in Iowa. Minnesota of Weepah, Nevada’s new bonan the dead, may run as high as «outelde to build as many snbmar- Flight i« A 5.000. ternoon. a nurse asked declined to dis- and other wheat and corn states ada to Mexico. _ tending __.__ - - physician - ___ za. 37 miles west of here. < I . hi. message Dudiey s a W ^ ines as she wished. ' , for Frank O. Lowden as a »acces he felt, “I feel Vetter, The Japanese cabinet is com Feasibility Horton, whose son, J r , with Now It Is learned that the pres sor to Coolidge. pleting relief arrangements for «wared In a voice that was a half Governor Young had given them tag Aid Frank Traynor, uncovered the ident's discouragement was not A summer spent out there will sob and very hoarse. Frick was assurance that the ' California stricken villages. FUNERAL TOMORROW rich strike id (he Nevada foothjils DENVER, Colo., Mar entirely warranted. Negotiations On the bests of latest reports propped up In his chair at about ktate highway commission wonld Mr». Etta Spencer, ageif" 59 do much to remove thia feeling. claims the right of redemption have been In progress and have (UN )— After an eight hour flight a forty-five degree angle, his ap get busy on it at once. years, wife of H. A. Spencer, pass The preRident has received. Invita on much of the land staked off the Standard Oil company was distinctly encouraged the admin in which they battled heavy gales pearance almost lifeless and their the hardest hit of American firms ed away at Copco, Cal., yesterday tlons from many localities extend by ambitious gold seekers. high over the continental divide, was - little sign of activity exsept istration. operating In southern Japan. Its and the body was brought to this ing from Michigan to Utah Eastern financiers who knew The plan is to assemble repre two intrepid airmen have returned for the rythmetlc pressing and ex PAROLE 'OFFICER RESIGNS city. Mr. Spencer has been em None has been accepted. warehouses In Kote were serious Horton during the Goldfield rush here from a successful flight over sentatives of the three powers at ly damaged by the sadden earth panding of his chest by his com ployed by the California Oregon The president wants to rest in SALEM. Mar. ».— (UN) — H. days, when he sold the ¿oldfleld Geneva not earlier than June 1, Silverton, Colo., snowbound for rades. Once he opened his eyes W. Cannon, state parole officer, Power Co., for some time, but the a spot that Is cool and that has movements. Other American Daisy properties for »1,000,000 in thus giving Japan time to pre nearly a month. buildings were only slightly dam and said "Hello Ed,” to one of resigned today, effective immed family are old residents of this high elevation, reasonable isola cash, are said to have expressed Although Silverton is not In the men working over him. pare for the conference and make He iately. city. tion, ample accommodations^ for willingness to back Horton to aged.' need, the flight was ordered by the long trip required. Already Red Cross units are ar was given a small portion of egg Two sons, Robert arid Frank, the large staff that must accom the limit in developing the new Cannon was appointed to the In his original five power plan Adjutant G eneral-P aul R. New nogg in water at two o’clock, and position two years ago by Govern the former from the Hawaiian Is pany him, and railroad facilities riving at Mlneyama, Iwatadd. Ya- claims. which would have Included ton of the Color&d» national It was announced that an attempt or Pierce. Hie successor will not lands end the latter from San so that visitors mny come and go madamura and other fishing vil The reported telegraphic of France and Italy also, the presi guard to test the feasibility ot would he made to feed him every be named until after a meeting Francisco will arrive in Ashland without undue Inconvenience. lages on Wakasa by where the fers of the eastern moneyed men dent suggested limitation of aux taking aid to the towns o f'th e half hour. The doctor said there of the state board of control in to attend the funeral which will damage was greatest. South Dakota's Black Hills and is unique In mining annals, since iliary craft not Included In the Rocky Mountains In cases of was but little change in his con April. Sailors hastening to those sec be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 Colorado seem to appeal to him. the prospector usually has diffi 6-5-3 treaty limiting eapltal ships emergency. tions on orders from the Imper ation. Frick rallied enough this Cannon «aid he plans to retire o ’clock from Dodge’s Undertak culty in gaining audience in the The test flight was made In a afternoon to direct the men work- signed at the Washington- arms (Please Turn to Page 6) ial Japanese navy department 1 to his pear orchard near Medford. ing parlors. money marts, so necessary in de big Douglas plane piloted by conference. France and Italy de were busy repairing roads which ne on him. • "Push a little hard veloping mining prospects. cided to Join In the project. Lient. Dan Kearns. He was ac er” he said. were left impassable by the Tonopah and Weepah, the lat Great Britain and Japan, on the companied by Sergeant Clyde C. ground «wells. Great crevices ter turned to a "ghost” city from Plang. At times the plan reached other hand, were friendly. were opened in the main high an unknown piece of desert land, The original proposal was that an altitude of 18,000 and high ways. making communication by rang tonight with the homecoming the United States, Great Britain gales carried the aviators far off vehicle impossible. greetings of widely scattered vet and Japdh «pply the 5-6-3 ratio to their course in negotiating the The government sent blankets erans of other gold rushes. cruisers, destroyers and subma Jonrney of 200 miles from Denver, and rice to thousands of refugees In all instances the prospectors rines. Ratios for France and according to Kearns. In the snow co^Bred region. Everett McGee, Max Hawks, who traveled to Goldfield, Rhyo At a height of 1,000 feet over Italy would have been worked out In nearly every town in Japan Ruger, Foss Cramer, James lite, Manhattan and Rawhide on Silverton the aviators' dropped subscription lists were being after the conference assembled. Hartley and Gordon MacCraeken plodding burros, arrived in the bundles of newspapers, the first made up to give money and food vicinity of Weepah In motor cars. the town has had since February were Initiated Into full member to the sufferers. Variance of opinion marks the 14, when snows blockaded it from ship in the Ashland Hi-Y clnb at the regular meeting of that discussion of the veteran miners, the outside world. some claiming the Weepah strike Hemmed in by mountains on organisation In Pioneer Hall last Is the richest' ever discovered In four side« the town looked like evening. Following this serious Initiation the above members to the west, others declaring the "the bottom of a big black hole,” ) _ gether with Roy Abbott, Lloyd pay ore” will pinch out soon and Kearns said. Devles, Earl Mershon, Marlon leave another "duster.” Government and Defense Snowslldes, frozen Into «olid Ice Prices of foodstuffs and lodg Frost, were .led Into the packs have blocked the one rail Expect to Complete ings are almost double In Tono road through the train and there room of Pioneer hall where Case Today pah and gasoline filling stations Widely Hunted Religions were introduced! to Hod Dunn, is no outlet except by foot over Leader Gives Self up to are doing a rushing buslnees. WASHINGTON, March 9. — treacherous mountain paths. The master ot the rougher initiation, Polioe Reports of traveling “speak eas- (UN — Harry F. Blnclalr, mul town has plenty of food supplies, and were escorted through the les” replacing the bars of old time timillionaire Y»II man and race however, and there Is no suffering fun chambers of the organisa [.os ANGELES. March ». — rushes, and concessionaires who (UN) — Failing in three at tion. At the business session held according to officials who are horse owner may know Thurs hope to open dancehalls are al tempts to take her own life by day if he has to serve a Jail able to communicate with the out last evening a committee com ready In evidence. posed of James Nutter-, Roy sentence for contempt of the sen side by telephone. drowning, Mrs. . Margaret W. bott, Elliott MacCraeken, Barney Rowen, 45, cult leader aad self ate. Miller, Everett McGee and Seldon The government and the de styled “handmaiden of the Lord”, BANK HEAD PLEADS Burton, was appointed to help wanted on chargee of conspiracy fense are expected to complete EUGENE, March 9. — Henry to commit murder surrendered In the arrangements for the their cases today and after the L. Bergman, president of the to the police today. Southern Oregon district older summing up by both sides the Florence hank today pleaded boy’s conference to be held Bedraggled and wan, with tinea Jurors will begin their delibera SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. guilty to a charge ot embezzling of suffering written on her fea Ashland, April 8*9-10. This com tions. , , The Southern Pacific has ordered funds of« that institution and tures, the prophetess who dis The trial actually got under 52,750,000 worth of equipment to mittee together with a number will be sentenced Saturday. of others will meet with F. A. rupted the ranks of the Seventh before Justice Hit« in the dis be used on Pacific coaat linee. Mlsa Harriet Weterson, pret4 J3rosby of the Northwest Council Day Advntlst two years ago trict supreme court when Martin The equipment consists of 1,000 cashier and his companion In the by predicting the end of tho Littleton, chief of Sinclair*« gondola freight cars and 500 oil Y. M. C. A. of Porltand, on Sat flight to Birmingham, Ala., 1» world, hobbled into the* police counsel challenged the right of tank cars.. The latter will be ob urday at 2 P. M. In Pioneer hall to appear tomorrow. station on n pair of cratches the senate Teapot Dome oil lease tained from the General American end announced simply "here I investigators to force answers Tank Ca/Corporation of Chicago, Arrived in Ashland — OOJCD SENTENCED Herman and Chester Stoakee of am.” from thy oil operator. and the gondolas will come from VERMILLION, S. D., March 9. She had been the object ot a The defense *on the first title the Standard JJteel Car company Klamath Falls, grandsons of Mrs. — Marian Meyers, the university state wMe search for over a Mary Cole, who passed eway at when Juatlce Hits ruled out cer of Hammond, Ind. coed whJ attempted to rob a week for an alleged her; home on A street this mornink tain testimony contributed by bank, was sentenced to 30 days attaek on Dr. Bert Astoria Astoria Box Com arrived in Ashland today to at former Senator Alva Adams,, of in the penitentiary today. pany expects to run three shifts, tend the funeral which wUl" he former religions Colorado, democrat, who #as>a She pleaded guilty and llenency , 260 men each, and - will build held tomorrow - afternoon at 3 Tern to was asked and granted. ‘(Pleazp Turn to Page •) ' 60-ton pulp mill. •> . o’clock from the Christian church. CALIFORNIA 10 PAVE- Suicide Attempted By White Sox Star BALANCE Bf HIGHWAY CAPITAL IS READY . 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