Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, April 22, 1927, Image 1

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    THE POULTRY INDUSTRY
i r a WXATHU
is a potential pay roll for
Fair with heavy frost, hot quit«
■' ’ '
Ashland
AsMand’s Leading
»d
ASHLAND. Oi
>»■* 5 m
• so cold tonight
iper for Over Fifty Years
(United News Wir« Servi««)
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(United PraM.Wir« Service)
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IDA Y, APRIL 22, 1927
HAD]?1ASHLAND’S
i i o i r a n
s
Freedom of the Press is the
Center of Vigorous
Scrap
(By Mildred Gygar)
Ashland’s first telephone,
relic of unusual Interset to '
land residents, is being displ
by Clarence Lane In the W1 _,
of his confectionery store neat
the Junior High school.
It is of a type used by early set­
tlers in Ashland and was
ly owned by E. V. Carter,
Details of Night of Horror instrument was used about I f
During Holdup Now • to connect the Carter reslden««
Being Told
and the Ashland Bank new salted
the State Bank of Ashland.
BODIES ARE ON TRAIN The contrivance consists of
round, hollow, wooden
Sixty Oss Victims of Terrible
box about tea Inches in dii
Assault Are Brought Into
with a wood transmitter, a hear»
Mexico City
Iron piece acting as a spring, and
DNABLE STOP
WAVE OF CRINE
IN PORTLAND
a small bell connected to the
sound box. The two telephones
were connected by two twisted
iron wires strung at a high ten­
sion by means of poles about
twenty feet high. Small wooden
buttons held the wires In place in
the transmitter. In order to ring
the phone the user tapped the
button with a small wooden*ham­
mer causing the bell of the con­ Lone Bandit Takes $220
From Lone Girl in an
necting phone tq ring. There
Office This Morning
were three of these phones in use
In the town at that time.
Since the Introduction of the TEN ROBBERIES NOW
Bell Telephone System into Ash­
W ith the Exception of Arrest of
land twelve years ago, the num­
Two Nineteen Year Old
ber of telepehone owners has in-1
Boys, Arrest Evaded
creased to 1,007,
B A R IO UMPIRES
Recent Attacks by Baseball
Players Raises Ire of
* League Head -
NEEDED VOTES
NOW IN HANDS
OF PRESDIENT
ÉUGENE. April 22.— (IP)— The
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.—
hottest fight that has shaken the
(IPX- Harry Williams, president of
student body for many years is
the Pacific Coast league has de­
under way at the university of
clared war upon umpire baiting
Oregon, with Sol Abramson, edi­
baseball players.
tor of the Oregon Daily Emerald,
Although without full details of
Little Rock is an Island City
Has Reason to Feel That he
conducting a spirited battle for
Frank
Brazill's assault upon Hal
With Railroads Blocked
Can Control at Least
Freedom of the press.
Eason
in
Los
Angeles
Thursday,
And Bridges Out
Thirty One States
An amendment to put control of
Williams declared that Brazill will
Emerald’s editorial policies in
be dealt with summarily.
MANY ACRES FLOODED ¡the
the bands of the publications
“It Is possible (hat I may refer PRIMARIES FAVORABLE
commute?
was
drafted
by
leading
thè
matter to Mike Sexton, presi­ State« Where Direct Primary Law
One of Proeperous Tow«« hi the
members of the student council,
dent of the national association
Flood Region Under Fifteen
in in Effect Expected to be ’
which started
the campaign
of minor league clubs,” Williams
Feet ot Water
Favorable
against the Emerald.
said, “ if the trouble was as serious
According to the paper the
as newspaper accounts indicate it
WASHINGTON, April 22. —
WASHINGTON, April 22 — (IP)
MEXICO April 22.— Details of
PORTLAND, April 22.— Strlk
will be hard on Brazill.
Holding that the Mississippi river amendment, which Abramson has a night of horror made more ter­
— Apparently
President Cool­
ing defiance at the several shot
“ When a husky ball player uses idge already holds two thirds ot
floods were a major national dis­ branded as the gag rfle , was rible by the piteous cries of men,
gun
squads
which
are
patroling
yslcal violence against a 55 year the republican convention secure­
aster, President Coolidge’s * spec­ framed by six members of the women and children were related
the streets, a lone* bandit enter­
council.
1
man like Eason it is time for ly in his hand.
ial Red Cross committee, under
by the Labarca train holdup ar­
ed the office of tne Security Bene­
Each day the Emerald is print­
drastic action. This bullying of
the chairmanship of Secretary
He has reason to count on the
riving in Mexico City.
fit Association and escaped with
umpires is going to stop.”
Hoover, voted this afternoon to ing two column endorsements'of
support of at least 31 states and
Bearing 61 bodies the t r a i n
two hundred and twenty dollars.
Manager Howard of the Oak­ five territories .controlling 746
raise $5,000,000 for a relief fund. its stand on the front page. The from GuSdalJara arrived in this Local Team W ill Meet
Special Session of Diet to Dorothy, Fitzpatrick was alone
communications
are
filled
with
land
club choked an umpire here convention votes. Only 556 arq
The meeting followed an issu­
saddened city today.
Consider Helpful
when the bandit entered and
gene in flemi-Finab
Tuesday and Marty Krug choked necessary to nominate. This list
ance of appeal made by the presi­ lettera from students for and
Prostrated passengers who liv­
Legislation
cowing her with a gun ransacked
: Tonight
and shook Eason in Los Angeles includes states in which respon-
dent for aid for those in the flood against the amendment.
ed through the tragedy told of
the till and departed.
Hugh Biggs, student body pres­
Wednesday, both managers draw­ clble party leaders have publicly
sone.
TOKIO,
April
22.—
(U>)—
Bank
battle, raging fire and finally
The Southern Oregon debate
Thirty-five extra
patrolman
ident, who is supporting the
ing
Indefinite suspensions.
'declared for the renomination of
death.
championship w ill be decided to­ crashes in vaifious part of Japan armed with shot guns were on
MEMPHIS
Tenn., April 22.— amendment declares that it is only
followed
by
heavy
demands
of
the
the president. It also includes
None of the ten passengers who night when the Ashland High
duty when the crime was com­
(IP)— Crumpling of’ the Stopp’s wise and Just to jfut the editorial Included Americans, British and school debate team meets the hahk of Japan, have forced the mitted. A traffic officer was on
some additional states, mostly
Landing levee flooded a score of policies In the hands of a commit­ one German woman were injured. Eugene debaters here.
new Tanaka cabinet to pass legis­ the corner and the office was
southern, from which there have
towns in Bolivar and Washing­ tee, which, more truly than the
been no commitments but in
"We were Just finishing din­
within a stones throw of the po­
This debate w ill be one of the lation in the financial crisis.
ton counties in Mississippi. The editor, represents student public ner,” one of the survivors told two semi-finals in the elimination
All the banka in Toklo will lice headquarters. Five hold-ups
which the republican party la
break occurred oh the Mississip­ opinion.
controlled by Coolidge - appointed
the United Press, ’’when the train contest for state championship W close their doors both Friday and were committed here Wednesday
Abramson contends that a self
Saturday.
pi side of the levee, almost di­
job holders.
suddenly came to a stop.”
night and Thursday morning, but
debate. W hile Eugene and Ash­
rectly across from Arkansas City. respecting newspaper cannot be
The special diet session will confessions of two nineteen year Normal Team Wins From
In some of the states listed for
Bishop Leopold of the, state of land are debating here two north­
The main levee at Hickman, conducted when it is subject to MiehoacSn, acting on behalf ot ern W illamette teams w ill he consider a plan to obtain sanction old boys_ accounted for them-
Coolidge, presidential primaries
tders by
League Leaders
Ky., was reported to be weaken­ censorship and that his policies the Mexican episcopate, issued a debating for the state1 champion­ of bill providing for advances There has been ten daring hold
are held to select convention dele-’
lose Score
Olo
“
student
from
the
bank
of
Japan,
which
at
ing under the last of huge waves. have represented the
gates,
but barring unexpected up-
statement denying charges made ship of northern Oregon.
uiA
here
recently,
but
with
the
ex­
The
“ Faster and more
furious” 'heavals all of these states so
Little Rock was an island city, body as closely as those of the from the office of President Calles winners of these contests w ill present is bearing the brunt of the ception of the boys captured, the
railroads were cut off from two student council.
Wednesday that the episcopate meet May 6 In the final West­ financial attack. Seven tons of bandits evaded arrest and' left no seems to be the slogan of , the listed are fairly certain to b eeo n -
players in the Y. M. C. A. indoor trolled by the party organizations
directions
and two complete
had directed the train attack. He ern Oregon championship debit«. Bank of Japan notes were rushed important clues.
league being staged on the local whose leaders who have pledged
to Osaka Wednesday to meet de­
spans of the Missouri Pacific
declared that tf priests took part Winning teams from
Armory floor every
Thursday Coolidge their support.
mands of banks in that district.
bridge over the ArkanMJU j-tvgr
In the holdup and killing they Aid Oregon and Western Oregon
night.
Judging
TrOm
the
battles
It
Is
undemood
that
advances
were washed^hway.
■ Large Surety Margin -
so without'permissiov of theepis-¡then meet "at the University
put
up
by
the
teams
in
last
night’s
by
the
Japan
Thursday
amounted
At 8outh Bend several miles
This
forecast also contains a
copate.
Oregon May fifi for the
n
f 11
r n V m
h « a ?
contests this fact, would be easily « l u W r f u f ^ u V y f m f B u w w T g i 111
below YIcksburg, .severar bun-
to 100,000 .ee© yens, approximate- ,
VJl o o m j
I n i lit
final in debate.
proven.
In
"
th
e
opening
game
ly
$1,000,000.
*
dred ^mpn were piling bags fran­
fact that from the 17 states con­
NEW YORK, April 82.^-dP)—
Eugene is now champion
last n l-|it the Normal team took trolling 374 delegates not listed .
tically as the spray from moun­ Harry May Elected to Head Chargés Issued from the offices of
the districts consisting ot Li
Will Represent, State and the long end of a 23 to 18 fcore for Coolidge many are so classed
tainous waves splashed over the
“
loyed Bovs
President Callee in Mexico City Douglas, Coos and Curry coun^ _
Ashland Chamber of
iron» the undefeated Hi-Y team. purely because their lesdars have
levee.
atton* “
that the M e rits * epfeebpato to - ties having defekted Bandon high
ooiuqecXHHr
,
------
UbinmSrc»
The
Normal stepped Into the leqd not spoken. Many of these omit­
The Tiptonville, Tenn., levee
In listing the citizens commit­
spired the attack oh a train nt
iq
the
fifth inning when the H tY ted states have
Warren Do rem us tendered his Labarca Tuesday were termed “a school two weeks ago.
was weakening, but workmen
shown strong
tee
who
will
cooperate
with
Nor­
Professor I. E. Vining, repre­
Ashland la now champjpn of
teqm
staged
a
few
errors,
and
were confident of holding it “for resignation as president of Lie desperate and despicable lie,” by
Coolidge
sentiment
in the past
mal
school
authorities
in
Com­
senting the State Chamber of
Employed Boy's club of the Y. the Rev. Canos de Heredia, B. J., districts consisting of Josephine, mencement'week the name of Mrs. Commerce and the Ashland Cham­ from then on they held the lead and are’ llkelx, tp\do so. agaiq.
about 12 hours anyway.“
Jackson,
Klamath
and
Lake
Similar reports came from sev­ M. C. A. at their regular meet­
Mexican Jesuit living In New conntiea. Ashland High school Emil Pell was inadvertantly omit­ ber will leave tonight on an ex­ by hard work. The batteries for Others, o f coupe, \g re\ probably
ing last night and Harry May waa York.
eral points in Louisiana.
ted. Mrs. Pell has taken a great tended trip through the east stop­ this game were Normal’, Laws and due to send hostile delegations as
has participated in three dual
Three thousand men were toil­ elected to fill the position. H r.
’When the Callee government districts debates and one inter­ interest in Normal school affairs, ping at Washington. D. C., to at­ Butterfield; for the Hi-Y, Katser In the case of (owaf .«Wisconsin
ing on the ten mile stretch of Doremus was forced to give np send to the people of the United
and is serving on the committee tend a meeting of the United and Hartley. In the second game and North Dakota. " A
levee at Stopp’s Landing at the the office on account of the press States the stateemnt that the district debate which was with at the request of school officials. States Chamber of Commerce, as of the evening the Employe«) Boys
The lineup with the number of
dub,
who
are
the
undisputed
cel­
time of the break. Water had of other duties. The club held Mexican episcopate organised a Klamath Falls. In these contests
convention
delegatee follows:
well as the Third Pan American
lar champions put up the fight of
interesting discussion on bandit band or that priests par­ 17 judges votes out of a possible
been flowing over the levee for an
Coolidge
Lineup
Trade
Conference.
From
Washing­
21 have been won. $
HAS NEW RANGE.
"Elimination of Waste in Indus­ ticipated in horrible atrocities, no
many hours.
For Coolidge’s renomination r»
ton he will proceed to New York their lives against Battery B the
The* question for debate is “Re-,
A ' large electric range has re­
Battery finally emerging the vic­ Alabama 16, Arisons 9, Arkansas'
Because of the 2300 foot break try.” A paper was read telling honest man who knows the facts
solved:
That a severance tax cently been added to (he kitchen City on a combined business and tors with the long end of an 8 to
water flowed down on many of some of the work being done caii keep silent,” said Father Her­
14, California 29, Colorado 16,;
pleasure trip. Professor Vining Is
should be made a feature of the 6f Ninlnigera to keep pace with
along this line by the U. S. De­ edia’s statement.
towns.
taking Lawerence Leedom with 6 score. This game was featured Delaware 9, Florida 10. Gergia
system of taxation in Oregon.” the rapidly growing business of
Greensville, prosperous town in partment of Commerce. In one
“ I know it to be a fact that the
him in order that he may have an with thrills from start to finish. 18, Michigan 33, Mississippi 12,
Dena
Joy and Dick Joy, who com­ this popular place. The range
region was reported under 15 feet instance it waa shown where the episcopate has steadfastly refused
opportunity to see Washington, D. Batteries for this game were Bat­ Missouri 39, Nevada 9, New Jer­
mattress manufacturers of the to approve of violent opposition to pose the Ashland High team will has three ovens, and will afford a C., as well ae other parts of the tery B, Slack and Young. For the sey 31, New Mexieo 9, New York
of water.
wide range of cooking.
Employed Boys, Walter and Gos­ 91. North Carolina 22, Ohio 61,
I. F. Loyacono, Greensville en­ U, S. had agreed to reduce the the Calles government despite the defend the negative.
east-wnd middlq west.
nell. In the third game of the Oklahoma 23, Pennsylvania 79,
gineer estimated this break would number of sizes of mattresses bitter oppression to which that
evening the hard hitting. Hoot Rhode Island 13, South Carolina
ce vor at least 200,000 acres.
from 78 to 4, this being just one government s u b j e c t e d the
Owls batted their way to victory' 11, Tennessee 27, Texas 23, Ver­
of the mony snch cases. The church.’
over
the fast Bankers team by mont 11, Virginia 17, West V lr-'
Government Helps
article further pointed ont that
taking the long end of a 26 to 16 ginia 19, 'Wyoming 9, District ot
WASHINGTON. April 22.— (IP) we waste 750 million tons of
ecore.
Thia game was hard Columbia 2, Alaska 2, Hawaii 2,
— Active support of the govern­ coal in America every year; that
fought fought and two pitchers Porto Rico 2, Philippine Islands
ment In feeding end housing vic­ we waste 60 million horse power
were used by each team.
For 2.
_ >
tims of the Mississippi flood was of our water power and 6 billion
the Hoot Owls, Crow and Davis,
Total states and territories 36,
pledged to the Red Cross by Pres­ cubic feet of lumber every year.
pitchers. Kaegl, catcher. For the total delegates 746.
ident Coolidge la a conference In the matter of the waste of
Bankers, Peters and Slack pitch­
Opposed or not committed:
with J&mes Fixer, active presi­ human energy sta^ctics show
ers, and Hitchcock and Young Connecticut 17, Idaho 11, Illi­
dent of tbe organization.
that Industrial accidents kill 80,-
catchers. It was rumored at last nois 61, Indiana 38, town 29,
President Coolidge expressed 000. wage earnera and maim Combining Adventure and
Desire for Scientific Re­
night’s games that a scout from Kansas 22, Kentucky 36, Minne­
concern over the flood condition 500,000.
search,
Party
Leaves
the
Coast or National league waa sota 87, Montana 11, Nebraska
and discussed with Flzpr means
in
the
crowd and thia was given 19, New Hampshire I t , North Da­
of relief.
ARREHT DODGE
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.—
as the reason for some of the kota 18, Oregon IS, South Dako­
Virtually the
SAN FRANCI8CO, April ;2J.— (IP)— A luxlirious Arctic expedi­
fast playing, thia proved to he ta 13, UUh 11, Washington 17,
Horace Dodge, Jr., Detroit mil­ tion which combines incentive
only a rumor as the man could
lionaire, fell into the hands of the of adventure and scientific re­
(Pleas« Turn to Pag« 3)
not be found,
law here today when he bumped search has put out from San
his head on a ship’s timber, while Francisco on the trim auxiliary
fleeing from arrest an«^ newspa­ schoondr, Northern Light.
De­
permen.
parture of the sturdy vessel
Dodge was trying to escape on Thursday brought to in end the
the Dollar liner President Madi­ sudden whim of John Borden,
son after a three hours selge by who during the winter telephon­
Forty Miraculously Escapé reporters,/during which he sallied ed
to Oakland and explained in
Four Hundred and Sixty
Death When Train is
fourth and engaged in a fist fight detail how he wanted his yacht
Five Names Oentained
Dendléd
with John MdDonatd, United Press
constructed.
in Petition
correspondent, and another Smith
For the scientific end of the
KERRY, Or«., April 32.— (IP) News camera man, who Were-try­
The "initiative petition, calling
— One man was killed, fonr were ing to confirm reports of an al­ expedition Borden collaborated to
for
a special election to be held
the
Field
museum.
He
then
add­
injured and 40 miraculously es­ leged reconcilliatlon with his wife
on May 81. tor the purpose of de­
ed distinction to his guests whose
caped death late yesterday when and her denial of the report.
termining whether the wqrk on
names rank,; high in New York
a logging train jumped the track
The news men swore to- war­
the
Ashland Canyon dam, shall
and
San
Francisco
who
perhaps
while en route to a lumber camp rants for Dodge’s arrest and' detec­
be
postponed,
was filed yester­
wearied
by
the
social
life
on
in the Coast range.
tives sought to serve the warrant
day with City recorder Gertrude
The men had boarded the but Bodge would not leave the shore sought thrills in the Arctic.
Blade. Four hundred and sixty-
Borden's wife will be aboard
cars to report for supper, ac­ ship. He ran forth and bumped
five
names Were on the petition,
during
the
entire
cruise.
.
cording to word reeeied her«, and his head on the timber aqd while
which
Is considerably more than
The
cruise
will
go
through
the train wto two miles from seml-dased a policeman made the
the legal number required. While |
the
inside
passes
from
Victoria
the company camp when the, car arrest.
the council called a special meet­
to Juneau, thence to the Kodiak
jumped the track.
ing last night no action was taken.
group
and
Ungp,
off
the
Alask­
Five men were trapped as it
Lakeview— Bigg woolen mill an peninsula. It la hoped to
It was expected the matter will
came crashing to earth. The dead
come up for discussion at a meet- I
prospect here.
gather specimens of Arqttf ani­
man was identified as Fred Zan-
Ing to be held soon. ?
nl. The Injured -were sent to
Hood River — Nineteen men mals and birds .tor the museum,
end
Ashley,Fine,
Field
scientist,
Portland in ambulances, where plant 140,000 seedling Douglas
¡ Monmouth to havecity mail de­
it was said their condition was fir trees In one day at U. S. Wind will Join the party at Nome to
livery
service.
direct
this
end
of
Its
settyttes.
River station.
parlous,
BEBA1E M K V AU TOKIO BANKS TO
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HOT GAMES FEATURE
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D F0R M 1
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W TOATTENO
E A S T E fM E K
Making Up The Elephant's Mind For Him
LUXURIOUS ARCTIC
. EXPEDITION STARTS
ONE HAN KILLED ON
A LOSGING TRAIN
g n m ii
RIED ■ R E A M