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POUCESEEK
D’Autrwnonks
Not Penitent
Says Attorney
N E W Y O R I(. July
Colonel Chas. Lindbergh le ft New
York today on an a ir tour to
a ll parts of the country as t part
Matter of Contested Game
Between Grants Pass and
Boas will be Taken up by
L e a g u e Officials — A
Friendly Settlement of
Argument is Hoped for.
The disagreement In connection
w ith the contesting of the game
last Sunday between the Boas and
the Cavemen, which has threaten
ed to disrupt the Southern Oregon
baseball league, w ill be settled at
a special meeting of the directors
of the association In Ashland F ri
day .evening, according to an an
nouncement this morning by A.
C. Nlnlnger, president of the
league.
M r. Nlnlnger said he had been
Informed that each d u b would
hqve a representative here F riday
evening. The disagreement arose
over the playing of “ Hooalr’’ Hof
fard on the Boas team last Sun
day, which the Cavemen said was
against the rules of the league.
H offard it appears, at the first
of the season signed a contract
and played w ith the Boses u n til
lin a lly he was given an uncondi
tional release. However, he a©-'
copied >27 rirom .th e Boses as
transportation money to Marsh
field, where he played with Med
ford July S and 4. He is reported
to have decided then to leave the
Medford team and, a fter negotia
tion! w ith the Boas, agreed to
play on the local team, which he
did last Sncday.
HoffaVd Is reported to have re
turned the >27 which had been
advanced to h im b y,th e Boses,
which he Is said to claim gives
him a clear record w ith
the
Bqscs. However, President N la -
iager and others are sald to
that when he once aoeqpiqd'
pertatlon money, this obligated
H offard to continue w ith the
Boses until he <was given an un
conditional release.
M artin Bowers, o f Gold H ill,
manager of the Boas, is reported
to have stated be would insist up
on the plnvtng of H offard on
the Boas team.
This w ill no
doubt be resisted by the directors
of the association at thb Friday
evening meeting.
The Medford News in its Tues
day morning Issue stated relative
to this case:
W hether or not the Southern
Oregon base ball league survives
rests w ith the president. A. C.
N lnlnger of Ashland. I f the pres
ident believes In organisation.^ or
der and fairness in baseball or
ganisations, It w ill survive,
'if
not. the league Is doomed. I t is
up to Nlnlnger to say whether or
not a player or any team in the
league is m ightier than the organ
isation Itself.
One of the laws of the organis
ation provides that a player on
one team cannot jum p to another
team without securing a w ritten
release from the team he deserts.
“ Hoosier” H offard, who appeared
devil-bent to return to Medford
to play on the local club, and
whose terms were met by the lo
cal management, stayed l o n g
enough to play two exhibition
games. He was then unable to re
sist d L o re alluring offer from
the management of the Boas, dis
regarded his obligations to the lo
cal management and team and
gave notice that he was going to
Ashland to play. N atu rally, the
local management refused to re
lease him to Ashland, notified
President Nlnlnger, who advised
the Ashland management not to
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of the program to stim ulate in
terest In aviation. He win fly his
traae-Atlsatle plan, “ Spirit- of St:
Louis’* to visit the following
named Cities: Cheyenne, Salt
Lake, Boise, B ntte, Spokane, Se
attle and Portland. These engage
ments w ill be made between Sep-,
tember 1 to 1 | .
Poison Booze or Murder Be
lieved Responsible for the
Tragic Ending of Life of
Well Known Hollywt
Publicity Man - Wife
Found Intoxicated.
Commenting on the' recently
widely advertised penitence of
the D’Autremont brothers, Dis
trict Attorney Newton D. Chaney
said that anyone who had ever
studied the trio knows they are
not penitent and never will be
’’They are doubtless sorry they
committed the crime, but }ust be
cause they are committed to the
penltqntiary for life,” Chaney
said.
"No one familiar with the ter
rible crime can ever feel sorry for
the men who did' it and no one
who knows criminals will ever be
lieve that thoughts of their deeds
have stricken the D’Autremonts
with remorse,” Chaney stated.
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S e a r c h for Murderer of
Kevin O’Higgins Extends
Into Every Part of Coun
try and is Tinged With
Vengeance — No Definite
Clues are Found.
DUBLIN. July 12.—(IP) — The
LOS ANOELES, July 12.— <LP)
W A S H IN G TO N , July 1 2 — (IP)
Irish
free State's sorrow over the
—With mystery surrounding the
— The gariculture department an
death
of Kevin O’Hlgglns, ita vice
discovery of the lifeless body of
nounced today crop prospects, as
president, today waa blended with
Percival
L.
Lynwood,
motion
pic
a whole, are far from promising
a spirit of vengeance toward his
ture publicity man, Los Angeles
this year.
assassins.
police have launched an inquiry
The present outlook is for the
But absence of any definite
Boosing Welcome Awaited shortest qorn crop In 28 years;
to determine whether he was the
clues
to the murderers who shot
victim of s fatal bo’a tln r or pois
Conquerors of Pacific .< fo r a very short fru it crop; for a
down
O'Higgins as he was on his
on liquor.
•
'
Ocean
m aterial reduction in tobacco
way to mass Sunday provided no
Hs
waa
round
early
this
morn
prodncttlon; for about average
basis for active antagonism along
8AN FRANCISCO. July 12.—
ing lying sprawled aerdss the
production o f potatoes, wheat,
party lines and his political ene
UP)— A noisy, rousing welcome
-foot of the bed in bis apartment
sughr beets, flaxseed and feed
No Accident, Manv Visitors, mies united with his friends irf
awaited Lieutenants Lester J.
His
wife
was
in
the
apartment
grains other than corn.
Swimming, Marksman
condemning the crime.
'<
Maitland and A lbert F. Hegen-
when police entered, wandering
Large crops of beans, peanuts
ship,
Are
Attractions
Police
were
assigned
to
search
berger, “ Hegelians of the Pacific”
about lu a dazed condition, great
and sweet potatoes and a record
the houses of persons who might
when they reached here this
ly Intoxicated, according to the
•4 h e boya have developed a
bay
production
were
predicted.
have wished to gain private re-a
morning oh the liner M aui from
police.
wonderful ramp spirit, there la no venge against O'HIggins who wa»
The department said crop pros
Honolulu. >
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A deep gash,In the man's bead crabbing and every boy seems
responsible for many executions,
San Francisco arose early and pects are fa irly good In the west
indicated foul play but his clench
anxious and willing to do hla when he waa minister of justice.
greeted the filers as they stepped ern states but very unpromising
ed handH gave rise to the theory
share,” W. R Walters says in
Meanwhile, officials prepared
o ff the ship at the Embarcadero In the eastern part of the corn
that be suffered from convulsions
commenting on the Ashland Y. M. to cope with many reprisals In
a t 7 a, m., just two weeks a fter belt.
from poison liquor before his
C. A. camp at Lake of the Woods. caae the assaalns should have aa.‘
The area planted this season is
th e ir great Fokker "B ird of Para
death.
There have been no accidents unpleasant sequel.
reduced
around
7,000.000
acres
dise,” passed out thrdugh the
at the camp other than a few
O’HIggins’
remains Monday
Golden Gate on Its* winged path leas than o r two per cent below
minor cuts and bruises. Sickness were taken by motor hearse from,
the "gcreage planted at this time
to H aw aii.
bas not been present at all which his residence to Mansion House.
The a rm y . was first to
greet last. year. Most of the reduction R ic h a r d E. Grace, daring California stunt aviator who
A ll flags w ill be at half mast
Insures every boy a fine tjme,
the returning heroes when a has occurred in the Mississippi was the victim of repeated bad lnck in his attempt to fly
until after the public funeral to
Mr. Walters says.
squadron of arm y pianos took off flood sections. The l a r g e s t from Hawaii to the North American mainland. Following
Study course, Is prov be held Wednesday.
from Crlssy Field a t,th e Presidio were 8,000,000 acres decrease In
the wrecking of his plan6 his flight has been indefinitely Medford Merchants W i l l ing The to Bible
The Inquest at Black Rock to
be both popular and In
o f San Francisco and met the ship cotton, 2,000,000 In corn and
Offer to Back Annual
postponed.
teresting, while the Nature Study day returned a verdict of w ilfu l
as i t passed the Fnrallones, . > | 2,000,000 increase in wheat. *
Exhibit
W o r k supervised by Professor murder against parties unknown.
miles o ff the coast of California.
The condition of all wheat on
Search fbr the asaasplna of
Wayne
Wells, w a r a real episode
Following a parade and secep- July 1 waa 78.1 per cent of nor
Jackson county may have a
Vice-President O’Hlgglna spread
tldn here, the fliers were escorted mal, indicating a total production
county fair this year. Medford In the camp life ,,
The three most popular sports throughput the island.
serose San Francisco bay to Oak of 882,824,000 bushels, and acre-
merchants Monday evening named
Civic guards in th e - Free State*
land, where, the ofrictal start qf
a committee to " negotiate w i t h In the c a m p a re swimming, arch
pe In wheat was placed at 58.-
th e ir epochal flig h t was .m ade, 488,000 acres.
the County Fair association and ery and rifle practice, the secre- generally, and ordinary police In
and where* the city o f Oakland
S to ck so f wheat on farms was ■ Terri«« dale Sweet» Over
W. « W « S u ee« « d .lÄ ‘ -e5?-">J
V tary says and the boys are show towna. were conceutcuted. ta.th e
ted to outdo San "Francisco in estimated a t 87,388,000 bushels
' ' CfanutiMi
Wm. Budr
Ivor
Of Baker c on
ïfew » ‘ OW'W
•»»»»> -xlitb. ing marked ability and improve exclusion of almost every other
Canadian Provine-
Province,
qctlvity lu seeking dues to ., the
to the conquerors of o r . 2.28 .per cant of last guar’s
.It
this
fqll.
,
m ent Ja thia work.
SU
U
Conunissiott
Cansing Great Loss
The Merchants’ Association ses
Visitors at the eamp Friday identity of the anrderera who rid
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8ALEM , July 12— (IP>— Robert sion held Monday evening Was de were L. P. Brown of the Forest dled with bullets the body of the
Condition of osta was 78.8 per
REGINA, Sasft., July 12.— (IP) W . Sawyer, editor of the Bend voted largely to discussion df Service and R ev ., H. T. Mitchel- man whose determination and
cent ÒI normal, Indicating a pro — Reporta
from
the cyclone Bulletin and Judge of Deschutes ways and means of holding the more. Mr. Brown was a guest at (Irmnesa bad brought Ireland
duction of 1,248,028, OOOl bushels stricken area of Alberta and Sas
county-was named as a member of county fa ir the situation discus the camp at dinner at noon and through a critical period of her
compared w i t h
1,254,000,000 katchewan Monday revealed a
the state highway commission to sed from every angle
gave a campfire talk in the even history.
bushels last year. Farm ers had death toll of at least two persons
The search centered in the
succeed W illiam Duby Baker, re
ing. A marshmallow toast was a
42,814,000 acres In cultivation and property damage which to
signed. The appointment and res MILLIONAIRE1 HAS
feature of the evening camp fire, Wicklow mountain district south
Dr. E. A. Woods Granted òn July 1.
talled nearly a million dollars.
TROUBLES TOO thq marqpmallows being furnish of Dublin.
ignation are effective August 1.
Certificate for Splendid
The
hall,
wind
and
rain
stormH
Both Bamonn de Valera’s F la t-
ed by Leaveritt Davis of this
Work
NEW YORK, July 1 2 —(IP)— city.
started north of Eyebrow lake
SP EN T M U C H M ONEY
na Fall Republican party and the
and swept with destructive force
D E T R O IT , July 12.— (IP)— The Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. was en
Word was received from Dr. H.
There are six Boy Scouts In skeleton Irish Republican army,'
through
cities,
towns
and
farm
route
tq
Reno,
Nev.,
today
and
withdraw
al
of
>14,827,488.03
have
repudiated
W . Loeb, secretary o f the A m eri
the Y. M . C. A. camp, other boys organisation
hand to the Manitoba boundary from the estate of her late hus it was widely reported he plan present being members of the connection with the assassination.
can Board of Otolaryngology, th a t
There had been no suspicion
Frlday and Saturday.
band In the last two and a half ned to take advantage of the 90 Pioneer and Comrad club, accord
Dr. E. A. Weoda of Ashland pass
day
residence
clause
of
the
Nev
years
by
Mrs.
Anna
Dodge
D
ill
that
De Valera's party was con
Farm crops were leveled, trees
ed an examination held In Spo Reservation of S e a t s for
ing to Mr. Walters. ■
ada
divorce
law
to
obtain
a
de
man
was
reported
today
to
pro
cerned—
Generally the mnrder hr
uprooted,
buildings
torn
from
kane, Wash., last month.
The,
“ Mr. Pirn“ Indicates
cree from Mrs. Rachel Littleton
regarded
as the work of a small
bata
court
by
John
Ballantype.
examination la given only to eye,
their
foundations
and
many
busi
Big Attendance
Vanderbilt.
group of extremists— how small
trustee of the estate.
ear, nose and throat specialists,
ness establishments wrecked.
nobody knows.
with the Idea of raising the stand
Reservation of sesta for the
The question remains unsolved,
ard of the specialty lu the United presentation o f “ M r. Pirn Passes
;oo, whether it was an Isolated in
States.
"i
B y ’ by th e Moroni Olsen players
cident, aimed at probably the.'
Fifty-tw o specialists front the Thursday evening, Indicates a
most hated man In Ireland, o r
various cities along the Pacific great deal of Interest is being
Two Killed and Two Badly whether It was the opening act In .
coast, west of the Rocky moun taken in the coming of the famous
a new tragedy of civil war. t
Injured in Automobile
tains, were examined. Forty-six players to this city. The company
Government and people are
Wreck
were granted certificates.
appears at the anditorinm of the
hoping that O’Hlgglna alone was
The board consists of ten of Southern Oregon Norm al school
YAKIMA, Wash.. July 12.— (IP) the target. Cabinet ministers are
the leading doctors specialising on Thursday evening, July 14.
— George Feebler and whs of being closely guarded by detec
these subjects from Boston, Chi
“ Mr. Pirn" is recognised as one
Pendleton, Oregon, are dead and tives.
cago, St. Louis, Detroit, Denver, of the best plays in the repertoire
their
granddaughters. Vivian and
As Ireland mourned the death^
New Orleans, Philadelphia, Oma of this famous company. There
Sylvia Peterson Injured as the re of a respected leader King George
ha, Syracuse, N. Y., and Portland, is a wholesome, substantial com
suit of the plunge of their auto V sent condolences of Great B rit
Oregon.
edy rune throughout the entire
mobile over the cliff of the El ain.
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play, with still a sufficiently solid
lensburg Canyon road into the
*T learned with horror of t i e
background to make the play one
death ’ in each tragic eirenm-
Yakima river today.
well worthwhile. <
The conyon highway extends itances of KevlA O’Hlgglns,*' *' h e
Seats may be reserved at the
over
40 miles between Ellens telegraphed. “ Please convey to
Elhart Book Store.
burg and Yakima. The machine Mre. O’HIggins the deepest sym
plunged over the embankment pathy of the queen and myeelt
Mrs. Frances E. Lidstrohn, wife
where the river ran 80 feet be on the crnel lose she and h er
of O. Lidström, 128 Oberlin s t,
low. Cries of the injured child children have suffered."
died Monday evening, July 11,
ren for help brought pasaersby to
President W illiam T . Coegrave,
following an Illness of several
their aaalstance.
all members of his cabinet, heads
weeks. She was aged 50 years.
of tbs army and the civic guards
Funeral services w ill be held
Mrs. W a lter Hash, who resides
and distinguished citlsens of Dub
AUTOS COLLIDE ON
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock In the Dead Indian district, escap
lin participated in a procession
from the J. P. Dodge A Sons ed In ju ry this morning when she
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
that escorted the murdered states
ehapel. Burial w ill be made in wrecked h er automobile to avoid
man’s body to the mansion house
Collision of two maebinaa on
Mountain View cemetery.
striking a cow.
As she yras
Rev. Murphy w ill he In charge driving toward A s h l a n d she
Pis
the Pacific highway, near Bear
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of the' services.
Canyon where _ the state main
rounded a sharp curve In the
tenance crew Is working at noon
road, and a cow ran out of the
today, was reported to Police
timber directly In the path o f
Chief George McNabb. The dHver
her car, she stated.
To avoid
of the car, which Is said to hav^
striking the cow she turned to
caused the accident failed to
the left side qf the road, her .ma
stop. Damage was slight.
’ Mias Ethel B. RedOeld, retir chine collided with a Ford tour
ing commissioner of education of ing car driven by Charles Sanders
SECOND V IC T IM O F
(By City C ardan)
Idaho, who visited in this city of Ashland. The Ford was slight
FOURTH
CELEBRATION
, ■
Monday night, visited the South ly damaged.
A R M Y PILO TS
REACH FRISCO
FINE SPIRIT
IN Y. CAMP
COUNTY FAIR
M A Y B E HELD
EDITOR GETS
TWO DIE IN
HIGHWAY JOB
WIND STORM
LOCAL DOCTOR
PASSES EXAM
SEAT SALE
PROGRESSES
CAR PLUNGES
OFF HIGHWAY
Sq Many Talented Children She Doesn’t Know What To Do
Local Woman v
Dies Monday
Autos Collide
On Dead Indian
Idaho Educator
. Visits Ashland
Save One Fourth
TheDailyTHingB
ern Oregon Norm al School Tues
day mornldfe
“W a have heard much of the
auw Institution here in Ashland
and I think It Is advancing' Into
the foremost' ranks In the state” ,
she said In commenting on the
local college.
R A N G ER RESIGNS
Ray Bvanson, chief ranger of
jh e Crater Lake National Park
slhce last fa ll has resigned his
position and plans to return to
hie former position w ith the fed
eral bureau of public roads.
N. F. “ Dad” Bilia,
Bills, 78, Orante
M W hf-
Pass, Injured difrlng the July
Fourth auto races when a racing
car ran w ild, and crashed through
the fence killin g a hoy and In
juring several others, died Sun
day.
Is Offered at a
Year’s Sabeerlg
Freaa ST J» to
$«.oo
MAIL OR MUNG^YOUI
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