\ -J?
TIDIN
THE POULTRY INDUSTRY
"is a potential pay roll for
Ashland
Ashland's Leading N
per for Over Fifty Years '
i
(United News Wir« Senrio»)
:
(United Presa Wir« Service)
Rain in the west, local n
snow in the east. Wi
tofSght
-VSHLANt), OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH lé, 1927
An Unsolicited Letter
A few weeks ago I pvt an ad in the Tidings
that 1 had some large Oregon Improved Straw­
berries for sale—and the same week I sold out and
moved away—in a few days I began to receive
orders for plants which was far greater than I
dreamed—we answered a few, then concluded, to
tell the public through your valuable paj>er that
We didn’t own them now. We sure found out that
an ad in the Ashland Tidings sure brings results.
Thanks.
W. R. LAMB,
4 ' 6
..
Gold Hill, Ore. Rt.l
Baseball Plans Dismissed at
Meeting of Directors
Last Night
W A SHING TO N.
Mar.
1 « ._
Definite decision as to the
(U N )— Sixteen men were snatch­
permanent organization of • the
ed from death by a scant margin Consulting Engineer Thinks
Bomanoe of Early West is Southern Oregon baseball league
today when the tanker Oulfpoint,
Big Project Should be
Revived bv Big Rush ' was postponed by league directors
of Port A rthur, Texas, rescued the
Postponed
'
Into Weepah
at a meeting her.last night until
Defense Toeses Automobile captain and crew of the sinking
it is definitely settled whether or
schooner
G.
J.
Cherry
of
New
ROT ENOUGHEINAN0ES
Manufacture Into Center,
TRADING IS A C T I V E not Gold H ill wants to enter the All Candidates on Republic
York,
1«3
miles
east
of
Cape
of Things
■ can Side Are Known
league.
Hatteras.
q
Revenue From Water Rates Held
Fortnaea B elag Made Over Night;
to be Dry
Gold H ill baseball fans have,
Insufficient to Meet
According to word received at
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•
Old Prospectors Try
JURY IS f t E L E C T E D
expressed a desffé to ‘ put a trav­
the hydrographic office of navy
eling te a m -in tif the field and it DEMOCRATS D E C I D E
th e
Gulfpoint
Ford’s Attorneys Pay Particular repartment.
was tl^e concensus of opinion that S en ato r’s H o ld a Caucus ai
sighted the three masted schooner
Attention to Church >.
8AN FRANCISCO. Mar. 1«.—
the addition of this town would
with decks awash and members of
'Affiliations ’
F o rm e ra i ly A g re e to Keep
The romance of the old west lives
the/crew dinging to the rigging
I t again, revived by the feverish gold add greatly to the interest in
P ro h ib itio n O u t
a b /u t nine o'clock this morning.
. D E T R O IT , Mich.’. Mar. .1«.—
rush at Weepah, Nevada.
The directors will meet again
( U N ) — Recent developments
(U N )— The Ford-Saplro million The ship’s flag was flying upside
lg
W ith the g litter of the yellow
next
week at which time Gold
make it increasingly probable
dollar libel suit began to give off down as a signal of distress.
o, metal as a lure trading in mining
H ills application will be definite­
A t nine th irty o’clock, the 18>
rumblings that may yet turn it
that both parties w ill keep pro­
chares on the San Francisco stock
ly settled and league officers for
men
had
been
taken
on
board,
tha
into a regular Donegal picnic.
HI exchange has reached a level not
hibition out of the next presi­
the ensuing year chosen. It was
tanker, the wireless stated. A few
m approached since the magic days
dential campaign.
Nothing it
The defense tossed Henry Ford
thought that the league schedule
le of the Comstock lode or the Tono-
himself definitely Into the center minutes later the achooner rolled
appears will short in the party
this
year
would
start
the
first
over on its side.
SAN ANTO NIO, Texas, M ir.,
of things.
in pah and Goldfield strikes.
platforms as a result of the end­
week In May, and interest was re­
, 1«.— (U N )— “ I can say that the
)n
Stocks which a week ago went
The attorneys for Sapiro insist­
less talk and agitation for re­
ported to be keen throughout
friendliest. feelings exist between
r_ beggln for a cent or two have shot
ed that they would go« the lim it
peal of the 18 th amendment or
Southern Oregon.
the Mexican and American gov­
rt upward under the impetus of the
under court rulings to get into
modification of the Volstead act.
ernment,” declared Manuel Telltoe.
the case far reaching evidence i
Weepah boom and Tuesday the
On the republican side every
Mexican ambassador'to the U n it­
having to do With Ford’s charges I
volume of sales Jumped almost JM
figure
with the slightest chance
ed States, here, enroute to Wash­
91,000,000.
that a "band of Jews’’ sought
of obtaining the nomination is
ington from Mexico City.
through Sapiro to control
th e
WUI Excitement
dry— Coolidge, Dawes, Lowden .
“ I have nothing (o eey and even
American farmers’ product.
And
this
rapid trading has been
and Hoover.
Coast Gnard Cantores Boat
that is qtrictly confidential," wee
And the lay mind could see lit­
accompanied by a wild excitement
With Two Thousand
Even Speaker Longworth, or-
before either rejecting or accept­ his rep l> to the questlop as to thb
tle that the court had done In a
U which veterans at the exchange
iglnaliy
wet because of local con-
Cases Liquor
rumor, that he was carrying an an­
ing it.
series of rulings td lim it the te rri­
1 say^as been misBlng since those
B dltiong in his Cincinnati district,
swer
to
the
latest
American
not
to
New Rate Schedules
tory the case case may cover be­
colorful days when the names of
0 is ready to go along with tbe
.
Two proposed schedules oi Mexico. He refused either to'‘a f­
fore it is over.
p Mackey, Flood,
O’Brien and
drys nationally.
water rates were submitted to firm or deny the report. " I have
Things moved fast once they
F a ir surrounded San Francisco
On the democratic side there la
found
that
stories
appearing
in
J the council by M r. D illard. These
got started. A Jury was completed
with an auro of wealth and ro­
_ such bitter division between wet
the
public
press
about
my
visit
were fixed by Mr. D illard and O.
by midafternoon, half men and I
mantic adventure.
, and dry factions that the only
IT . Bergner, council member. The to Mexico City have very little
half women, with no Jews and
ft
Thfere were other more concrete
prospect of holding the party
basis
in
tru
th
,’’
he
said.
"M
y
Mis­
j higher of these two schedules
e reminders of the past. ,
four Catholics among its mem­
. together is to sidestep liquor in
sion was not a m atter that cobld
I
would
increase
fla
t
water
rates
for
bers.
a
Men and women who have been
f the platform. This solution was
There was little quibbling over!
domestic purposes more than 100 be made public and the newspa­
n absent from the exchange since
, clearly indicated a few days ago
pers made a lot of wild gueaaee.
percent,
and
even
with
this
In­
the Jurors. The court did most of
I the Goldfield and Tonopah booms
i when democratic members of the
“
Yes.
I
did
have
several
con­
crease it wonld he doubtful if
s * hove suddenly reappeared, no one
the questioning. But an indica­
ferences
w
ith
President
CallMi,"
i senate held a caucus and formal-
sufficient revenue could he pro-
tion of where the tria l may go 11
H seems to know where they have
he admitted, "but the n a tu re 'b t
1 ly agreed that prohibition is not
I
cured
to
take
care
of
the
water
seemed to be given by the Interest i
r been through the
intervning
j a political issue.
bonds at the peak year in 1929, these conferences was strictly con­
. years.
United States Senator James A. '
fidential and cannot be divulged.
I Mr. D illard said.
i
The reason is that the demo­
Reed of Missouri, chief o f ' F ord’s <
Womn Show Interest
J can say. however, that the
cratic
party, in which a large
During
1920
more
than
160,000
tria l lawyers, showed In the relig­
?
Elbowing their way through
* portion of the wets are to be
ious and-fraternal affiliations. H e li
In revenue-will be needed, and the friendliest feelings exist between
I the crowd jit the rail, women in (
I increased water rates could not be the Mexican and American gdt-
. found, also contains the solidly
found out What church each pros-1 i
faded clothes, fam iliar figures in ,
I expected to provide this sum and ernmeats. I May discuss varioqb
■ dry south.
pectlve Juror ,waa brought M in. |<
, the financial district years ,ago, ,
I f he or she belonged to the WOOeJ11
i
Even so many feel that the
liegve any fo r extension, imprevw- matters w ith officials at W a s h ta »
Drutebed the changing Quotation»
ton on m> return, M t I can eey
I ments or contingencies.
F present handling of the prohibi­
or the Ladies Aid Society, Reed <
with the old light of speculation j
nothing about them now.
A fter
To Clear Site
tion issns cannot continue indef­
in their eyes.
brought the fact out and paraded 1
these
eoMereaeea,
perhaps,
but
i I f the building of the dam
initely. Offp’^ ro m in e n t republi­
it. A fter two who had admitted '
Men who had seen dreams of (
'
1 . <
I should be delayed until 1921 it is not now.”
can senator, regarded by many
membership in a Jewish synagoge t
wealth crumble about them in the t|
possible that the lower schedule
as the spokesman fpr the drys, *
earlier booms were there again, g
had been excused, and one or two
of rates could be adopted and still
said this privately: t ,
hoping that this time, from a ..
others had been dropped Including 1
provide the city with sufficient
two for alleged connection with
modest start they could w 1 n fi(
"The eighteenth , amendment
funds to take care of the water
the Ku KIux Kian, both sides '
either has got to be enforced o r j
! Roy Dean, former Hollywood enough to give them comfort for
bonds in 1929 and thereafter, M r.
„
rnshed to announce they were sat­
be repealed. This country cer­
aerial stunt man, has been ap- the rest of their days.
Dillard believed.
/
isfied with the Jury.
tainly cannot continue indefinite­
STANLEY. N. D , M ar
16-
oloted manager, of t^e Tavern
Mr. D illard suggested that tbe Alice H o lt, 18 year old waitress , rlllè and Is now operating this
ly to make a spectacle of itself-
DAWES IN CURA
work of clearing the proposed today was fpnnq m b ¿polity of tlje bating place for J. S,> Lane. Mr.
by not enforcing one of its con­
HAVANA, Cuba, Mar.
University of Oregon Art­ 4am site and repairing the road murdering of W illie N e t » . 22 an Lane le ft yesterday fqr a business (U N )-— Vice President Charles
stitutional provisions. You can’t
ists Please Large
could get under way this year unwelcome, lovtr.
|r lp to Portland and other points Dawes arrived In Cuba Tuesday
tell me that self government in
Local Crowd
and other preliminary work conld
Miss Holt fainted its the verdict north and expects to be gone for a afternoon, aboard the Governor
America has broken down so com­
be started, leaving the big con­ was read.
Couple of weeks.
,,
Cobb from Key West.
pletely that we cannot either en­
i One of the most artistic musi- struction work for another year
force a law or repeal i t "
|cal events of tha season was given
and thus save the possibility of a
Genere.1 Plan Called for the This dry republican expressed
last evening at the auditorium of serious financial stringency.
Hi-Y Club Plans Series
Release of 1200
the opinion that A l Smith is the
the Southern Oregon Normal
The council is expected to take
Games With Suit­
Prisoners
most ykely democratic candidate
school by the University of Ore­ some action on Mr. D illa rd ’s sug­
able Prises
and that before the campaign la.
gon String Quartet. Too much gestions at the next regular meet­
CHICAGO, Mar. 1«. — Nathan ov«r Smith will be the leading
could
not
be
said
In
praise
of
this
A hand ball tournament w ill be
ing.
Leopold of the famous Leopold- advocate of law enforcement.
At the suggestion of Dr. Woods
promoted among students of the talented quartet, which was so
Loeb " th rill k ille r” murder trial,
"He has said he would defend
Ashland high school. It was decid­ ably assisted by Dr. John J. it was definitely decided that the
has been accused by an ex-convlct the eighteenth amendment,’’ this
Lansbury,
Pianist.
Mr*.
Rex
U.
new water rates, to be fixed later,
ed at the regular mid week meet­
of participation in three Joliet senator said. “A good maDy drys
ing of the H l-Y club held last eve­ Underwood, leader and 1st violin­ will not go into effect nntil May
Jail break plots.
will be willing to support him
ning in Pioneer hall. The tourna­ ist, who is a very fine artist, ehose
A. Delgoda, the former convict,
because they have confldence that
a
varied
program
from
the
great
ment will be open to any student
Petition Circulated
told police an amazing story of
when he promises he will enforce
in Ashland high school, and w ill masters, which included selections
Harry Hosier appeared before
a plot which was to have culmin­
a law he will deliver."
Include both singles and doubles, from Beethovan, Rubenstein and the council and stated that a pe­
ated next Saturday In the whole-
a suitable award to bp-offered for Mozart. I t was a program the tition is in circulation asking the
rale dash for liberty of 1,200
the winners ot each event.
Roy audience appreciated to the ut­ city to postpone the building of
convicts. The prison guards were
Abbott was elected manager of most, as Indicated by most gener­ I the dam for the time being. This
to be given coffee In which arse­
the tournament with Fred Katzer ous applause and the fact the list­ petition will be ready for presen­
nic had been put, he said Carlos
apd Barney M ille t as assistants. eners wete loath to let the musi­ tation at a'special meeting next
Steplna, notorious Chicago gun­
The tournament will start as soon cians retire at the end of the pro- Tuesday night, at which time , the
man, was the brains of the plot,
recommendations of Engineer D11-.
as entries are all in and the games
and Leopold was the financier,
The personnel of the quartet lard regarding the proposed delay
w ill be played on the, court In
Delgoda charged.
Pioneer hall. Baseball in the high was M r. Rex Underwood, leader w ili be acted upon.
The ex-convlct also' pointedly Bill is Oalled Back and Re-
and
1st
violin;
Mr.
Delbert
Moore,
ferred to the Taxation
Mr. Dillard advised tbe council
school came up for discussion at
accused Leopold of being Impli­
Committee
last nights meeting and a com­ 2nd violin; Mr. Buford Roach, that the drawings for the dam are
cated in the Jail break last May 5,
mute appointed to make some viola; and Miss M iriam L ittle, now being completed by Engineer
when seven prisoners dashed for
plan to raise funds to assist Coach vlolonoello, assisted by Dr. John J. Henny.
freedom and killdd Deputy W ar­
Landsbury pianist. The group ef
Crlpe and his players financially.
den Peter M. Klein, enroute.
numbers played by Dr. Landsbury
W hile the Leopold angle of the
were extremely fine, and especial­
Jail break is being investigated
ly melodious was the Spinning
Chicago police are making every
Song by Wagner-Llsst. He gra­
efforts to recapture Roa, dead or
ciously responded to two encores
alive. Conflicting reports have
and then, the audience would
been received regarding the des­
have been delighted to hear him
PEK IN G , Mar. l« .-*-T h e United
perado’s whereabouts. He has
W A 8H IN O TO N , Mar. 18. — again.
States legation today «considered
been reported in Detroit, Michi­
President Coolidge was urged to
protesting* to the Chinese against
gan City, Ind., Chicago and Can­
run for reelection by Representa­
their firing shots at the United
ada.
tive Fredericks of Cal., who was
States destroyer Preble near W u-
a W hite House caller today.
hu, if the investigation discloses
He said that his expression rep­
to which faction the offending
resented the views of Southern
troops belong.
California.
SH ANGHAI, Mar. 18,— (U N )
The Preble’s crew returned the
— United States marines today re­ fire, but noAmerlcans were Ih ju r-
DORMITORY BURNS
covered, without firin g a shot, a
B IC H B 8TER , Eng., Mar. 18.—
DEN VER, Mar. 18.— (U N ) — Standard Oil barge, which had
The Prince of Wales, riding his
Fire believed to have been startod been commandered by Chinese
ARTIST DIES
new steeple chaser, Cark Cour­
by an expelled student caused soldiers.«
SU TH ER LIN , Mar. 18.— (U N )
tier, today won Lord Manners’
8800 damage at a dormitory of •„ The barge was seised at the — W . H. Ensign, well known* ar­
cup In the Grenadier Guards, Reg­
the Clayton college for boys here month of Soochow creek under tist, died here today from heart
imental point to point race at the
the nose of foreign fleets.
Tuesday night.
failure.
Bichester hunting meeting.
Givw
Waitress Freed •
In Murder Case
Is Manager of
Tavern Grille
K
The Chief Mourners
\6lOW&c
United States May
Protest to Chinese
Coolidge Urged
To Be Candidate
Marines Recover
An Oil Vessel
Prince of Wales
Wins Hunting Cup