Ashland daily tidings., March 24, 1927, Image 1

1
THE POULTRY INDUSTRY
is a potential pay roll for
./
Ashland
‘
XsÄtowd’« Leading N<
(United Neve Wire ServiceX
LY T idings
THEWJEATHBR
Fair, with heavy frost in the
/
• A •
interior.
Over Fifty Years
*
;
«
$
• (United Prese Wire Service)
ASHLAND, QRKQOK/yHURSDAY, MA^CH 24, 1927
IN INTERIOR
OF CHINA ARE
ORDERED OUT
I W
Noon Forum Luncheons Re
qûire Much From En.
tertainment Committee
F ^ f W H FOI THIS
Commencing soon, we wilUprint daily an analy­
tical story on each of thie 16 major league baseball
clubs by Frank Getty, United News sports writer.
These will differ from the usual run of spring
baseball stories in that they will show the develop­
ments and improvements worked out by the man­
agers during the training season, will contrast the
strength of the club with its 1926 form will include
the opinion of experts in the various camps as to
where the teams may ba expected to finish in 1927.
__ - ~uuu uy
ev General is
Small
PORTLAND, Mar. 24 — (UN)
Prospects of having to close fed­
Believing that Ashland's Auto
eral court here loomed today fol­
Park haa been one of the beet in
lowing receipt of a letter from At­
vestments from a community
torney General John H. Sqrgent at
standpoint which has been under­
D. (J.
British Consulate Has Been taken, your .committee has, from Noted Nerve
Strenuous Effort# Made to Washington,
Sargent’s message, detailing ex­ Borah Has» Not Been Con­
Being
Det
?.. Asked bv Cantonese
Pin Responsibility-
sulted by Coolidge on
time to time, urged continuous
penses to be allowed the govern­
, Albany
Onto Ford
Soldiers
Foreign Affairs
WILL LEAVE BOON
'mprovemeat in the cabin equip­
ment tribunal for the months of
BAN
FRANCISCO,
Mar.
ment and more extensive adver­ REFUSES
April, May and June makes this
TO . TALK 8 24. — H ui|i D’Autrem oat,,
HAS VARIOUS DUTIES look exceedingly black? .
PROCEDURE
DIPPERS
AMERICANS ARE DEAD tising at all times.
.
----------
8 an alleged participant in
We believe the Park Board la Arrest is Made at the
Sargeant has tentatively allot­ Head of Foreign Relations Com­
In Addition to Editing Magazine
8 the Southern Pacific train
on Standard OU H ill
Of Washington, D.
endeavoring to bring the cabin
ted $3450 for jurors and 94,600
Is
Huppoaed
to
Read
AH
m ittee is Usually Executive’s
8 holdup and dynamiting o f . 8
Several
Officials
equipment up to the necessary
for witnesses, but has said noth­
Interviews
Con M en t
8 * the Siskiyou tunnel three 8
standard and several , new cabins
ing about various other expenses,
Legislative Appropriation
8
years
ago,
will
start
back
8
have been erected the past season.
ALBANY, Ore., Mar. 24—
to be Paid Out in
DETROIT, March 24. — Aaron such as bailiff’s fees, salaries of
WASHINGTON, Mar. 24.— De­
SHANGHAI, Friday, Mar. 24—
In order that no tourist should (U N )— On the verge of a nervous 8 to Medford tomorrow .or 8
the judges, or marshal' salaries. velopments in the Mexican situa­
Saplro’s
attorneys
in
his
million
Installments
8
All Americana In the interior of fall to know the location of . this collapse Dr. Knute M. Houck, 8 Saturday to stand trial.
The coming financial predica­ tion have widened the gulf be­
dollar libel suit against Henry
China today were advised by the camp when pasting through the psychiatrist, was under guard
SALEM, March 24. — (UN )— Ford, drove stubbornly all day ment was not wholly unexpected, tween the administration and
V. 8. Consul General Cunning­ city,- and that visitors should be here yesterday at the home of hie
Pensions to be paid to the wid­ to pin on to Ford some respon­ however, as it had been known for Senator Borah, chairman of the
ham Immediately to evacuate that suitably directed to Lithla Park, friend and physician, following
ows and children of prison guards sibility for the Dearborn Ihde- several days that expenses would senate foreign relations commit-
area. Cunninrham broadcasted your committee, after consider­ the death of his wife.
killed during the 1925 prison pendent’s attacks on Sapiro on have to be cut because of failure tee.
this message by wireless from the able discussion and planning, and
Sheriff Frank Richards of Linn
break will be administered by his cooperative marketing organi­ of congress to pass the second de­
Though his position normally
U. 8. 8. Pittsburg.
with the approval of your Direc­ county made the arrest on a re­
ficiency bill.
the state Industrial commission. zations.
would make him the confidante ,
*
The British and American gun­ tors negotiated for the erection of quest from Washington D. C. po­
United States Marshal Hotch­ of the administration on all im­
An appropriation of 912.984.74
But at the end of the day
boats at Nanking today laid down an electric sign in the Plaza. Thia lice. He found Dr. Houck at the
kiss, In explaining the difficulties, portant matters affecting foreign
made by' the last legislature will little progress had been made.
a barrage to protect the foreign­ idea met with the approval of the home of hie cousin, Mrs. O. H Would Evan Change Law be paid out on an instalment
The effort took two directions, said that approximately. 92,300 is relations, Borah has not been
to a Month if People f basis.
ers who took refuge from the Can­ City Council and the Park Board Crowell of Albany, where he was
needed lo clear up accounts with consulted either
by President
the first attempt to show that
tonese soldiers.
The Cantonese and with their co-operation and under the care of Dr. Dean Ci
Wanted it
Mrs. James M. Holman and protests against statements in Jurors for the March quarter. Coolidge or Secretary of State
sacked the British conaulate. The financial assistance the plan waa ell.
When this is paid very little will
OAKLAND, Cal., Mar, 24— her twe children will receive 946 the articles were made to the be left over of the 83,460 allowed Kellogg since congress adjourned,
British vice consul was wounded carried out. The to.tal cost of the
Dr. Houch came here a few
per
month,
930
per
month
to
Borah learned of the termina­
Independent and discussed with
(UN) — Nevada’s governor in
and £ Dr. Smith was killed.
sign was '9780.44, the city paying dayq ago to recuperate from
be paid her during her lifetime Ford and second that at least Jurors in the tentative allotment. tion of the anti-smuggling treaty
thoroughly
in
sympathy
with
the
The Cantonese captured the city 8318.51, the Park Commission nervous breakdown which he suf
The condition confronting the with Mexico from sources outside
and 98 per month* for each of the
and 175 American women and 8343.60 and the Chamber of Com­ ferod following the disappearance new law which makes his etato children until they are 16 years one of these protests was sent court can last only until July 1,
of the state department although
by mail to Ford himself
the most sympathetic nnlt In the
children evacuated, some going to merce the balance, 8218.33.
when a new fiscal year begins and this is regarded by many as a
of his wife in Washington last
old.
But
William
J.
Cameron,
editor
matter
of
easy
divorcee.
Shanghai and others being taken
No appropriation having been December.
Mrs. John Sweeney will re­ of the Independent, who was regular appropriations are re­ major step in the Mexican contro­
Commenting on the statute
aboard the U. 8. warships. The made In the Budget for thia pur­
ceived. Court would not be closed versy and one that clears the way
The body of Mrs. Houck was
ceive
830 per month.
continuing his testimony in the
American naval guard Is on dnty pose this was considered a part of found floating In the Anacosta which haa halved the time
Mrs. W. A. Goodman, widow trail of Saplro’s suit could not for more than a month or two at for lifting of the arms embargo, if
at the U. 8. consulate.
the extreme, it was said.
the advertising program and tak­ river near Washington early to­ quiroment for Nevada divorce. of 8heriff Goodman of Harney
that drastic step eventually seems
I recall any conversation he had
en out of the funds for advertis­ day and the hunt for the husband Governor Fred D. Dalxer here fo» county, will be paid 930 per
desirable.
had
with
Ford
or
any
one
else
a
speaking
engagement,
declared
Americans Killed
ing.
was started immediately. He
month
as
the
result
of
a
similar
The truth la that the honey­
about the matter; and copiee of
Your committee believes that' traced from Washington to La­ “that fhie people know what they appropriation.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 24— With
moon encouraged by President
the letters allegedly sent, after
want,—why
not
give
It
to
themT"
a number of Americans killed or the registration of out-of-state Crosse, Wls., and friends there
Mrs. William A. Dunlap, wid­ long and acrimonious argument,
Coolidge first in 1924, when he
“Divorces should be granted ia
wounded and the number dead cars at the Chamber office is told investigators that he had left
ow
of
Sheriff
Dunlap,
Linn
coun­
asked Senator Borah to become
were excluded from evidence.
a month if it is found that the
feared to be large in the Canton­ greatly beneficial to the commun­ for Albany a week ago. hoping to
ty will receive compensation of
vice-presidential candidate and
The
attorneys
did
manage
to
people
want
them
in
such
a
short
ese attack on the Standard Oil ity and that every facility'should find health hero by working and
running mate with him, has cool­
time,” the governor Wentjon “It’s 98,900 to be paid in one sum. draw from Cameron, however,
HUI In Nanking, American naval be afforded the State Department living outdoors.
Both
sheriffs
ed.
Coolidge tried for some time
were
killed
in
Throat
is
Paralysed
and
Just a little squint behind the
AM a question of public taste, and
No resistance was offered, nor
■ officers In that city Joined with for helping with this work. Dur­
line of duty.
after Borah refused the vice-
Salesman
is
Starving
scenes
at
his
office
at
the
labor­
Just
now
tha
seems
to
be
■▼
‘All­
the British In an ultimatum to the ing the summer months your com was the psychiatrist able to dis­ ing toward easy divorces.*’
presidential nomination to qurse
to Death
atory building of the Ford Motor
Cantonese commanding officer mittee recommended that the cuss the cause of his being 1
him along and make a good con­
company's plant.
The new lew which permits ap­
with the arresting officers due to
Thia demands that all foreigners
DENVER. Mar. 24— (U N )- servative administration senator
(P lease Turn To
p lication for divorcee after a
It la from that office that
be brought safely to the Amarl
.
, ,
---------a---- ùu
see of oWly three* months in
Cameron edits the Jndopnndsn- Theoat paralysed by gp attack of out of him.
cause of his apparent illness
and British warships by t e n
AH Washington waa fascinated
the state, already had Justified the
and acts as a form of spokesman Influenza. Glenn Hill, a 24 year
near collapse. Sheriff Richards
o’clock tomorrow morning or else
for Mr. Ford and hla WHtot»'d¿l-J0,d lnaurance R ’« “ *“ la elowly by thia flirtation between Cool­
governor’s contention that
it
allowed hie prisoner to remain In
they wtll open fire on Nanking
starving to death in a hospital idge and the obstreperous sens- *
was modeled on public demand. A
FOS8IL, Ore., Mar. 23.— (UN) lar fortune.
the custody of Dr. Crowell, al­
and treat It ns a military area.
divorce rush of proportions not Search of the John Day river in
Cameron told just , a little of here, according to his physicians. y>r from the wild and wooly west. ■
though under the watchful eye of
Word of the ultimatum reached
Bnt the flirtation didn’t stick?
reached evenln the heyday of the vicinity of Spray for the body how a spokesman for a billion Hill was taken to a hospital Wed­
a guard from the sheriff’s office.
here from Admiral
Williams,
nesday
from
his
hotel
rooms
There
haa been no break, no qnar- <
Rqpo’s popularity is under way.
of Lelan L. Stelwer continued dollars does his work. He said
Dr. Hooch will be held hero
commander of the Asatic fleet.
Men and women who had estab­ here today as hundreds of local that in addition to editing the where he has been confined for rel. Juat a gradual drifting ’
The British cruiser Emerald and Indictments Are Returnee pending the receipt of Instruc­
apart. Borah ia a lone hand sen­
lished residences in Reno throe or citisens worked under the direc­ Independent, one of his duties nearly a month.
tions from Washington police
the U. 8. destroyers Noa and Wil­
He
has
been
unable
to
eat
or
ator.
He plays with nobody. *
Against Couple for
four months ago in order to com­ tion of Fred Devine,. Portland was to read over interviews that
liam B. Preston, had opened fire
speak for days and physicians Therefore any alliance with the
Murder
ply with the six months residence diver.
newspaper
men
have
with
Ford.
• Officers Busy
during the Cantonese attack and
who finally were called Into the White House was fundamentally
requirement have found that they
Stelwer, a .local banker and
WASHINGTON, Mar. 24— With
had sent landing forces to aid the
NEW YORK, Mar. 24.— What
strange case say he is in a crit­ unwelcome.
are now able to file their divorce cousin of United States Senator
foreigners against the Canton­ Mrs. Ruth Snyder and her lover, Dr. Knute M. Houck, noted Wash­ actions, and, according to Gov­
Oregon ical condition from loss of sleep | Then last fall the Nicaraguan
Frederick Stelwer was drowned LaGrande — Eastern
ese who were madly looting the Henry Judd Cray, now declare to ington psychiatrist, whcvwas ar­
afreir broke and the Mexican con­
Light
&
PoWer
Company
will and food.
ernor Balxar and Reno dispatches near Spray late Sunday. Several
Missions, and the American, Brit­ have been a “terrible mistake, rested in Albany, Oregon, follow­ the Washoe county courts are be­
Nine
specialists
who
examined
troversy took a menacing tarn.
spend
9450,000
for
transmission
nets have been spread across the
ish afid Japanese consulates kill­ the state calls first degree murder. ing discovery of bis wife’s body
ing stampeded at a rate which ex­ river in the hope of catching the lines to bring Idaho electric him pronounced death a certainty, Borah waa and is out of sympathy
ing the Japanese consul a n d
While _ the woman, haggard in the Anaeosta river, metropoli­ ceeds all previous records there.
unless the paralysis can be re­ w^h the administration in prac­
power here.
’
body.
wounding the British consul gen­ from sleepless hours in a cell, her tan police are devoting every ef­
lieved. Meanwhile efforts will be tically everything it haa done.
eral. Both of the American de­ qjres ringed with pain, and her fort to determine the manner in
made to keep him alive through
Practically all the republicans
stroyers shelled the city heavily faded hair unkempt beneath a which Mrs. Houck came to her
artificial feeding.
In the foreign relatione committee
and the Ch inese losses must Jiave once Jaunty eport hat, cried out death.
could do was done to hold Borah
A preliminary autopsy held this
been heavy. The foreigners at again and again that she wm In­
In check.
the 8tanr'yrd Oil House were res­ nocent, a Queen’s county grand afternoon resulted in a temporary
He succeeded in bringing Kel­
cued but others In the city are un­ Jury lbst no time In returning in­ verdict of “death by drowning.”
logg before the . committee for
While all indications point to
accounted for.
dictments against the couple, ac­
questioning, but he failed to get
Unverified reports from Nan­ cused of murdering Albert Snyder, suicide or accidental death, Dep­
hie investigation of Latin Ameri­
uty Coroner Robert E. Martyn
king early today said that several art editor of Motor Boating.
can affairs.
Americans had been killed or
Cray remained secluded in hie will have internal organa exam­
Policeman is One of the Some say that Borah wanted to
wounded Thursday fighting and cell, while his counsel prepared ined for traces of poison before
keep clear of the Coolidge ad­
Victim# of a Family
there was much confusion re­ the groundwork for a plea of reaching a decision.
ministration to be a presidential
Quarrel
but Mrs
garding the whereabouts of 160 temporary insanity,
candidate himself. If there Is*
men, women and children who Snyder accorded an interview to
anything in that explanation it is
DENVER. Colo., Mar. 24.-
were known to have been In Nan­ reporters in which she exclaimed
(UN )— Two men were killed and entirely theoretical. Borah is one
“Oh, Cod, I had nothing to do
king then.
a woman was probably fatally of the leading flgnree In the re-
The latest reports were that with the killing of my husband.**
wounded as the result of a gun publican party, but when it cornea
In aA adjacent courtroom the
166 people, comprising 46 wom­
battle which followed the Inter­ down to the practical business of
en, 20 children and 90 men were grand Jury was listening to the
vention of police in a quarrel at being nominated by a hard boiled
•etlll in Nanking and their fate dispassionate confessions of the
convention of regular republican
SALEM, Mar. 24— (UN)
a home hero tonight.
accused couple, who have admit Henry W. Meyers, retired Salem
was uncertain.
politicians
Borah can expect noth­
The dead are Patrolman Elmer
ted beating Snyddr to death with merchant was appointed superin­
ing except cheers and he is a
I Rich and Dominick Lopez.
a sash weight early Sunday raort- tendent of the state prison by the
Marie Celtrenx was taken to a good enough politician to know »
ing at the ellmax of a carefully state board of control Wednesday.
?
hospital with a bullet through her It.
planned murder plot.
The appointment takes effect
chest.
on April 16.
Pete Alwell, a 21 year old
Selection of Meyers waa made
youth, la being held as the mur­
by the board following a pro­
derer of the two.
longed meeting behind clbeed
PORTLAND, Mar. 24.— Mrs.
The shooting started after po­
doors. According to rumors. Sec­
lice went to the Lopes home to
George W. Brown, 40, was prob­
retary of State Koxer and State
quell a disturbance which neigh­
ably fatally injured when she
Treasurer Kay supported the
bors had reported. Alwell and One Cent More Was Added
tumbled down an 80 foot bank in­
to its Value During
nomination
of
Meyero,
wbll
Gov­
Lopes had been quarrelling.
to the Willamette river.
8ALEM, Mar. 24.— (UN )— The
Last Month
The accident
occurred this Wilson River Toll Road company, ernor Patterson is said to have
morning while Mrs. Brown wae organised for the purpose o f con­ favored selection of John Orr of
NEW y ’ o RK. Mar. 24— ,(UN)
working on the porch of her home structing and maintaining a hard Dallas, former Polk county ahei*
Everybody’s dollar was worth a
overhanging the sheer elope of surfaced.type of road between Iff.
penny more in February than M
Selection
of
a
warden
for
the
the river. In some manner she Tillamook and the Ole A wood post-
was In January, which meaae
slipped and plunged from the office, filed articles of incorpora­ prison will be announced later,
that
the high coat of living « «
fdllowlng a conference between
side of the porch down the elope. tion hero today.- v
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24. tlnuea to slip downward, at least
Meyers
and
the
board
of
control.
She encountered many Jagged
The company la capitalized at
— (U N )— Bearing the bodies of on paper.
Meyer’s salary as superintend­
roc>a on ‘he descent and waa 91,000 .but provision. Is made for
four dead victims of an influ-
The index number of the eoat at f
badly bruised and battered when leaning 600 shares of stock, the ent
ensa epidemic during a voyage living, stottd at 191.2 la Fef-------
value of which Is to be determined
the hit the water.
from the east coast, the army as compared with 199.9 for
Sailors on the tug Charm, later.
*
transport Chateau Thierry Is due ary, according t o t h e moathly
which was passing nearby, reecu
Constriction of a t o ll', road
hero today.
restlgatlon of the national
od her from a, rock to which she along Wilson river was the cause
Wireless reports froih the ves­ trial coaforoaeo board.
swam before losing consciousness. of a bitter fight In the last legis­
sel indicated that the epidemic
But aa compared with 199.9
She later was removed Io a hospit­ lature. A bill providing for such
waa under control and that 15 January, according to the
al, where it wae said her wah ser­
road was vetoed by Governor I.
patients had been discharged investigation of the
L. Patterson.
ious.
from the ship hospital as cured. dostrlal coaforoneo hoard.
FAMILES OF B N
* H GOVERNOR *
FIKES M H UW|
FLU INDIRECRY IS
CAUSESLO W DEATH
Search Continued
For Strewer Bodv
F E W M M E IS
NOW BRUTAL MURDER
GUNM FilETOVES
FATAL TOJWO MEN
Salem Merchant to
Head State
Woman Injured by
Fall Into River
COLLAR WORIN MORE
I DM KFEM
Toll Road ^Company
Is Now Organized
Steamer Brings in
Four Flu Victims