Ashland daily tidings., August 04, 1927, Image 1

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Oregon—Pair, cooler in
Minimum
XaAfoTuft
ASHLAND, PREGO:
VRSDAY, AUGUST 4, 19*27
PLENTY OP WATER
A l M M ' i V i l e r supply
thl^ summer has been most
abundant, aocordlna to' Eark
Hosier, city water:, superln-
teqdfent.
Sacco and VanZattt Vow
Face Death’ on A u rait 10
— Friends Start Frantic
Efforts for Further Re­
prieve—Governor’s Home
u Guarded.
,
ASHLAND
At the present time ap­
proximately >,000,000 sal­
ions ef Water are being used
each day, he said.
Water restrictions
will
probably be placed In effect
within the next ten days,
with fire hours each morning
and five hours eacfa evening
allowed for irrigating.
Last year water restric­
tions were in effect, May 1,
he said.
NR’I PAL BAND
fard V. Croft
Thursday,
NAME OFFICERS
AT K. C. MEET
President is Quiet as Usual
But Seems to Take Per­
sonal Delight in “ Joke"
He Played Yra Even Close
Friends — Mrs. Coolidge
Knew Nothing of Decis­
ion.
I 'on Friday.
«pjgptr^or Over Fifty Years
March—Quality. Pins .......................
Overture—Arcadia .............. ................
Characteristic—Norwegian Dance No,
Jewell
Laurens
March—Trombonfhn» .
WHO HAS THE HORSR?
If a man can remember
Just bow a horse looks after
eight years absence-—well, he
must have thought a lot of
the animal.
* George Nielson,
deputy
district attorney reports an
Bagle Point rancher com­
plained to him that In 1019
he lost a three year old
florae and recently saw It in
Ashland. Now he would like
to claim IJ from the Ashland
man who says he purchased
the equine at a rodeo.
FINE GAMES
ANTICIPATED
Japanese Offer of a Proposal for a Naval Holiday is
Rejected Along With All Other Suggestions and
Great Britain, Japanese and American Delegates
Declare Conference an Absolute Failure.
BO8TON, Ang. 4.— (IP>—Gov­
Selection—Ope
•ccwork, Arranged
ernor Fuller announced t h i s
RAPID
CITY,
S.
D..
Aug.
4.
morning he will not Intervene in
Berry
League Prolonged
— (IP) — President Coolidge sat
the execution f o f ‘Va Zettl and
Intermezzo—After Honnet
Pryor
Boses
and Oave-
GENEVA, August 4.—(IP)—Failure of the naval Lim­
back today and smiled at the
Sacco.
March—El
C
a
p
ita
n
.........
Change
Minds
Sou.,
a
itation Conference here, was definitely announced today
”1 believe with the Jury that Mexican Situation Occupies furor created over his bold an­
Attention of Men at
nouncement that he does not
these men were guilty and that
in
a joint declaration by delegates of Japan, Great B rit­
Fate of the Southern Oregon
Session Thsrsday
choose to be a candidate in 1928.
they bad a fair trial. I further­
Baseball league seemed to hang ain and the United States.
He came into his offices and
more believe that there was no
BUNGALOW RRHRRYKD
In the balance Thursday morn­
Immediately after the plenary session was held, the
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 4— (LP) carefully read with a smile on
Justifiable reason for giving them
CHICAGO,
Aug.
4.—(U
>)—
ing
when a meeting was called announcement of the failure made, the conference was
a new trial.** the governor stated. — Since James A. Flaherty, for his face the hundreds of telegrams
Jack Dempsey has reserved
for the purpose of accepting the
Immediately friends of the con­ 18 years supreme knight of the which poured Into his summer
adjourned.
the
roof bungalow of the
possible withdrawal of the Med­
Knights
of
Columbus,
asked
to
demned men planned further
executive offices expressing vary­
This ended one of the greatest moves toward the
Morrison Hotel here, 48 stor­
ford and Grants Pass Clubs.
be relieved of the burden of the ing opinions upon his unheralded
measures to save their lives.
ies
above
the
street,
for
his
prevention
of future warfare the world has ever known.
Then
Grants
Pass
club
leaders
cfflce
the
supreme
lodge
of
the
T h u n d e r «nd Electrisai
The date of their, execution was
action.
wife. Estelle Taylor. It is
changed
their
minds
and
In
half
order
created
a
new
position,
It
was
hoped that the session at which failure to
Storms
in
Mountains
set for August 10.
Mr. Coolidge seemed to take
understood he wilt not occu­
an
hour
all
was
changed.
that
of
supreme
councillor,
and
~
Start
Biases
Writs of habeas corpus will be
agree was to he made, might be postponed for several
personal delight in the fact that
py it but will go out of town
The regular Sunday schedule
.elected him to it at a salary to be
apked.
days,
hut after heated discussion, it was considered im­
he had Informed no one— not
to
do
his
training.
is now In order: Klamath at
PORTLAND, Aug-
(IF» —
Before the report of his deci-1 ¡fixed by the supreme,board.
e v e n his campaign manager. Three hundred separate forest
The
hotel
management
mediate
holding of the final session was advisable.
Ashland and Medford at Grants
Martin H. Carmody. Grand
slon following a thorough investi­
Chairman
William
H.
Butler,
of
said
Dempsey
had
announced
The
sltuatiin
at the close ofO---------------- -------- - ---------------------
Pass.
gation and review of the case, Rapids, Mich., deputy supreme the Republican national commit­ fires are burning today In the
Estelle would come east with
the
conference
was
confused as w wyn a T Y 1 A
Cascade
mountains
in
Washing­
knight
was
unanimously
elected
Retirement of the hoses and
was made public. Governor Fuller
her husband.
tee— of the action he took.
usual. The Japanese suggestion
JLvl A jx LE j .DI.LI
ton,
according
to.
the
forest
ser­
to
fill
the
post
vacated
by
Fla­
Cavemen
would
have
meant
the
tired and haggard, was safely on
Senator
Arthur
Capper,
Repub­
was
declared
satisfactory
to
the
.
Sunday game here the first of a
his w w to his summer home, Rye herty. the highest peeltion in the lican, Kansag, attempted to find vice.
United States, but this was soon
lodge.
The biases were set by thun­
playoff for the second season
Beach, New Hampshire.
declared
untrue.
out
how
the
president
felt
and
der storms raging In mountains
John F. Martin, Green Bay,
championship— but that Is now
Guards were placed at the
The
last
suggestion of the Jap­
remarked
to
him
that
he
cer­
during the last four afternoons..
changed.
—
state buildings, the governor’s Wla., was chosen deputy supreme
anese
provided
that Japan and Well Known Actress to bo
tainly
seemed
to
have
created
a
Five
hundred
men
are
engaged;
Financial diflcultles was said Britain factory peace building
home and at the hospital where knight succeeding Carmody.
Named as Co-respondent
All fifteen supreme directors disturbance among the news­ in fighting the fires.
his little son Is recovering from
to have brought about the con- cruisers until the United States
in New Petition
were reeTected for another town. papermen here. The president
an operation for appendicitis.
templated action of the Medford had had an apportunty to attain
Consideration of the Mexican smiled and said that he appar-
For the last years the two con­
Dr. Frank P. Haydan of and Grants Pass clubs.
equality in 10,000-ton cruiser
LO8 ANGELES, Ang. 4.— (LP)
situation
regarding governmental
demned men have lived in the
Boston Named President
The Sunday game. 'Ashland- strength. A basis of 12 such
—
Llta Grey Chaplin has repu­
oppoeltionto
the
Catholic
chhrch
shadow of death. The very hour
of National Association
Klamath promises to attract the cruisers each for Great Britain
diated an asserted monetary set­
when the governor’s decision was was debaMAby the supreme coun­
biggest baseball crowd of the and American and eight for Jap­
tlement with Charlie Chaplin and
made known, the me A found cil at T h ffB ky morning’s session.
DALLA8, Texas, Aug. 4.— (LP) season.
an was named in the proposal.
Is
contemplating filing an amend­
—Dr. Frank P. Hayden of Bos­
guilty of murder during the pay­
Riggs of Grants P a s s and
A political clause was to be In­
ton waB re-elected unanimously Montgomery of Klaniath. two of serted. providing that any nation ed complaint against her famous
roll robbery In South Bralntfee
hi known that Mrs. Coolidge
as president of the National Aiw- the best known unTplreq. iq the wishing ax build sblfasexcept such. husband. It was stated here Wed-
seven years ago fees remained nn-
^tO retire and eften
certain
clatton of Chiropodists holding league will be on duty during the
HOLLYWOOD, Cat, Ang.
This development was exposed
told—him so. The »train «r h»-
„ their annual convention here. In­
Bearing up bravely under the
In Superior Judge Walter Guer-
ing mistress of the White House. noted stage -netrsnn, chartered nn dianapolis was named the 1918
strain, Sacco the shoemaker, con­
Henlon and D a v i s on the
in’p court where Attorney Lyndol
Dr. George
wRb all Its social requirements, airplane- to fly her to the elek oonveatloa city.
tinued his hunger strike 1» ’ the Antlered
mound should give a demonstra­
Young, of the firm of Young
wua beginning to tell on. her. too. room o f her husband/ Ha/otd
death house while In an aAJotalag
* * * ’ **’• *
« W S tion o f rest big league hasPhaTr.
'and Yeung, waa demaadlag at-
cell Van Setti, philosopher and
Mr. Coolidge hitffaeir had been Bolster, she arrived a few min­ members of the newly elected na­
A big delegation • Is expected
tional council.
fish peddler, nibbled at a light
t terney’s fees after having been
showing signs of strata.
Al­ utes after he died.
from
the Falls for this contest.
evening meal.
dismissed Saturday as represen­
Every Ashland Elks who can though his personal physician,- The actress. playing In a San
» Boas will practice Friday even­
tatives of Mrs. Chaplin.
possibly go to Lakeview August Major James F. Coupel, says he Francisco theatre, left the North­
ing at the Jackson Hot Springs
Thousand» Waited
12 and 13 is being urged to make is in letter health than when he ern city Wednesday mowing in a
In a report which he read
grounds
and Manager Robbins
BO8TON, Aug. 4. — (IP) — arrangements to attend the Elk left Washington and, has trained
from
the witness stand, Attor­
Pacific air transport^ plane to
u r g e s everyone Interested in
Thousands of people Jammed the ceremonies which
are being down two pounds to 168 by ex­
ney
Yonng
listed the services
pay a visit to heT* husband. She
baseball to be out for the prac­
streets here Wednesday night, held there in/ connection with the ercise here, newspapermen who
he
claimed
were
performed by
tice work.
waiting in front of newspaper of­ institution of a new lodge, ac­ have followed the chief execu­ Intended to remain with him for
his firm since last January, when.
only
two
hours
and
then
return
fices for announcement of Gov. cording to J. E. Shlffer, who Is tive for years not that he has
TACOMA, Wash., Aug. — (LP>—
Mrs. Chaplin filed her complaint
Fuller’s long-awaited decision.
checking up on the number been unusually cross at times to San FraQcisco for her Wednes­ William ’’Kinky” Thompson, fed­
Appointment of New Am for “A divorce.
RUG FTGHTRRH WORK
eral prohibition agent, died to­
The crowds were as great as on which will attend the big cele­ here lately, and that he had fur-' day night performance.
settlement Was made be­
Her leading man, S y d n e y
bassador to Mexico to
Under the direction of R. A.
the night of the Dempsey-Shar­ bration. - - '
tween the plaintiff and defend­
rows under his eyes some days Blackmore, who made the trip' day from the gun wound Inflicted
Expected Soon
by a motorcycle policeman when Pendleton of the U. S. Bureau of
key fight. People stood in awed
All Elks who will be able to at­ which were never noticeable two
ant about two weeks ago. It had
with her, returned la the plane restating arrest.
Plant Husbandry, 12 men have
silence, speak lftg in.whispers, be­ tend the two day celebration are years ago.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— Al­ been tentatively agreed upon
Wednesday afternoon, but the
Thempson was well known gone to Woodruff Meadows near
fore bulletin boards that carried nrged to communicate with Mr.
though
friends of Secretary of when Mrs. Chaplin withdraw and
actress .stayed with the body of among Oregon federal officers Prospect where they will conduct
no inkling of what the verdict Schiffer in order that arrange­
(Please Turn To Page Five,
State
Kellogg
said today that ordered the firm to file an
her husband.
a battle against pine blister rust.
for several months.
might be.
ments for transportation can be
Thomas
Campbell
of Arlxona amended complaint'naming a not­
Reports from other
cities made.
had
been
approached
as n e x t ed actress as co-respondent. *
showed that similar interest was
If a sufficiently large number
Mexican
ambassador,
Campbell Young said. “It was our refusal
being exhibited in most parts of indicate their Intention of at­
M u s k e te e rs
declared
the
proffer
for
the ap-‘ to file this action which led to
New England. All during the tending the Lakeview affair, a
our discharge.”
polntment was not made.
evening, newspaper telephones bus will probably be chartered
Campbell
admitted,
however,
At this Juncture Attorney Ed­
were kept busy handling Inquir­
talking
to
Kellogg
about
t
h
e
win
McMurray for Mrs. Chaplin
ies.
‘
Mexican
situation.
objected
to further reading of
It was noticeable that the
the report on the ground that
crowds that kept vigil here were
LOS ANGELES, Ang. 4.— (LP)
the disclosure of such detail»
orderly and gave
police no
—Charging that her husband,
were not relevant to the fixing
trouble.
Harry C. Melosh, once prominent­
of
the claimants compensation.
ly mentioned in connection with
New “Confession”
the disappearance of Ajmee Sem­
BOSTON, Aug. 4.—(U»>— As the
ple McPherson last year, had
Sacco-Vansbttl * case neared Its
passed from sight while on a
SPRINGFIELD, Mp., Aug. 4.—.
crisis Wednesday evening, Ed­
mysterious mlssloif iff the Mc­
(LP)—C. C. Pyle, promoter of the
ward Sullivan, Boston lawyer, let Two Bneks for Escb. Hunter Pherson case. Mrs. Katherine
International Trans - Cpntlneatal
During 30 Day Open
Melosh Wednesday filed suit for’
footrace, Wednesday announced
(Please Turn To Page Five)
Season This Tear
divorce.
the route of the contest to be
Mrs. Melosh, In her complaint',
held next March. One thousand
The open season on deer starts dlleged Melosh left for a desert
entrants will participate, Pyle
Where 8:
September 10 and ends October point in Arlsona la this connect­
«aid here while conferring with
20 according to Game Warden ion with one’ “babe” and that
directors of the United States 84
Roy Parr.
Highway Associations. The New
CLAY. Kfth.. Aug. 4.-— ftf
he said he was to get “a lot of
Each hunter Is allowed two
York-Chicago
route
will
be
made
Eight
miners are dead and
money”
for
the
<»lp.
A recruiting sub-station for the buck deer.
late. Pyle announced.
are
missing
as the result of
U. S. Navy has been established
Non-resident hunters must pay
The
route
la:
Los
Angeles
to
explosion
in
the West Kent
In the Josephine conaty court the same for their licenses as the
Needles;
Flagstaff,
Kingman, coal mine.
house at Grants Pass, for South­ state from which they come
Aria.; ^Ibuqurque, Santa Roea,
81xty-onq miners loot 1
ern Oregon service, according ‘to charges for none-resident licenses.
Tucumcari. New Mexico; Amlrillo, lives In the same mine tea y
H. T. Edson, recruiting officer
Warden Parr urges hunters to
Texas; Oklahoma City, Okla.; ago.
„ c
who frequently visits In this city. familiarise themselves with these
Tulsa, Okla.; Baxter Springe,
The
explosion
occurred
Ages for enlistment In the na- regulations.
Kan.; Joplin, Springfield, St. feet below the surface of
Of the 11 cases of smallpox re­
vy at the present time are 1? to
Deer seem to be plentiful In
Louis, Mo.; Blojnmington, Joliet earth aad for A time several a
ported
in
the
state,
during
the
>6.
the hills this year.
and Chicago, III.
of miners were trapped.
week ending July 88, three were.
In Jackson county, according to
statistics compiled by the state'
board of health. One case of
scarlet fever was the only other
case of contagion reported to
BROOKLYN, Aug. 4.— (IP) —- Rockefeller, Jr., Is expected to have developed during the week.
Following the cloae of clasa
Aiming to make the hot d o g produce a design that will be lit­
sessions
at the 'Art School this
stands of America even lovelier tle less than a cathedral of wein-
WILL FLY SOON
afternoon members of • the faculty «
than the tilling statlens, Adolph erwurat.
PASADENA, Cal., Aug. 4. —
Ôobel, Ifls., will offer a prise of
will arrange the exhibit of com­
Seventeen thousand dollars now Bart' Mtlatso, Pasadena naviga­
>10,000 ft the artist who designs await the genius who can capture tor, announced here today that he
pleted work at the Civic Club
the most beautiful hot dog stand. that elusive charm that sur­ planned to take off within >0
house where tomorrow afternoon
This, added to the >7,000 pre­ rounds a slssllng frankfurter, days on a non-stop flight from
at I : >0 o’clock the exhibit will he
viously offered by an organisa­ and transmute It through the al- Pasadena to Jokio by way of Hop-*
ready for public Inspection.
tion sponsored by' Mrs, John D, 'chsmy of art into an edifice.
olulu.
Some art students of outstaad-
300 FOREST
FIRES RAGÉ
LJ.LA
HER COMPLAINT
GHIRO HEAD
RE-ELECTED
ELKS WILL GO
Passes Away
Desert Case
Echo Heard
In Divorce
ARIZONA MAN
TO BE NAMED
The Three
Footrace Route
Over Continent!
DEER SEASON
> SO O NO PENS
EIGHT PERISH
IN MINE BLAST
Headquarters
Established
Of Smallpox
Fortune Offered Designer o f '<>
Most Beautiful H ot D og Stand
Exhibit o f Work o f Art School
Students Open to Public