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IS STRICKEN BY
Uss
Second Case of Dread Dis
ease Develops in Ashland
Today—School Board and
Mempers of the Board of
Health W ill Meet This
Evening.
M m . Evelyn Pierce,
10,
daughter at M r. and Mrs. H.
D. Taylor, died at 3 :8 0
o’clock thia afternoon a fte r a
throe day days’ Illness. Rev
death was due to infantile
paralysis which affected her
respiratory organs. I t w«a
the firs t fa ta lity from
the
disease In this city and the
seventh in Jackson county.
Mrs. Evelyn Pierce, 16, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Taylor
of this city, is stricken with in
fantile paralysis and is in a crit
ical condition at the home of her
parents. 633 Iowa street. T h e
paralysis hag affected the respira
tory system and little hope is
held for her recovery.
The illness of Mrs. Pierce
brings the paralysis development
in thia city in the last two days
to two, little Peggy Wallin, two
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Wallin, haring b e e n
stricken Sunday.
Members of the school board,
the board of health and Dr. E.
A. Woods, will meet this evening
to consider the advisability of
stricter quarantine measures.
A party scheduled for Wednes
day afternoon was ordered called
off by Dr. Sweednburg, e I t y
health officer and all social gath
erings will probably be discontin
ued.
Mrs. Pierce, who is well known
in this city, has been a resident
WOMAN KILLS DERR
Mrs. Pearl (R. E.) Jones
of Talent shot her first deer
recently, a fine forked spec
imen, when hunting ■' with
her father, R. J. Shaw of this
City, and heg husband. The
deer was shot In the Parker
Mountain district,
where
many deer have been taken
this year. Mr. Shaw succeed
ed in bringing down a fine
three-point buck after rt h e
successful shot made by his
daughter.
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C. L. Lloyd, who was held re
sponsible for an auto wreck on
the Greenspringe Saturday eve
ning which resulted In D. T.
Warper's car being badly damag
ed was fined $25 and costs of
the case and agreed to pay for
damages done to the Warner car,
when he appeared before Justice
of the Peace Glen O. Taylor of
Medford.
James J. Martyn, operating a
"wildcat” stage from Sacramento
to Eugene, and who was arrested
by Traffic Officer O. O. Nichols,
was fined 610 and coats and re
turned to Sacrament?.
Bad Accident Occurs on
Highway Near Eugene
Monday Night
After spending a week at the
eleventh region council held at
Hayden Lake, Idaho, W. W. Bel
cher, Rogue River Scout execu
tive, has returned to hla home In
Medford.
SPRINGFIELD, III., Oct. 11.—
(LP)— Unless 660 is raised by San
gamon county for the purpose of
hanging James Hayes, convicted
of murder, it will be impossible to
carry out the sentence of t h e
court, Oct. 21.
While Hayes has spent his time
playing popular tunes on a phon
ograph In his cell, Sheriff James
Kent has been occupied in finding
a method of overcoming failure
of the board to provide funds for
hanging. It Is hoped the sentence
may be carried out "on credit."
Hayes was convicted of killing
Mrs. Dollie Flatt who objected to
his attentions to her daughter.
Following an order issued by
Dr. F. O. 8wedenburg, city health
officer, hostesses for the after
noon bridge party scheduled to
have been held Wednesday at the
Civic Clubhouse, postponed the
affair Indefinitely.
Ashland Is Fine Place For
Poultry Raising, Says Woman
“Tigre's money In chickens”,
«aye one Woman.
There la no place better than
Ashland for the poultry Industry,
according to Mrs. W. D. Booth,
Welghtman street who> for the
last 17 yean has been in the
poultry business in Ashland and
says there Is no more profitable
Industry which may be followed.
Last month Mn. Booth, who
at the present time has discon
tinued the poultry bnsinesa oa a
v a
large commercial scale, reports
have cleared 670 net profit fjom
A resolution asking officers to
be true to their oath of office,
and placing the Rogue-River Min
isterial Association on'record as
behind law enforcement work
with moral support, was passed
by members of the Association
who held their first meeting of
the fall season at Medford Mon
d ay,. and. outlinedpceliuiinary
plans for'thflr âÜWHles Tor The
winter season.
Rev. H. F. Pemberton, pastor
of the M. E. church here, is pres
ident, and Rev. Hugh T. Mltqhel-
more, pastor of the Presbyterian
church is secretary of the organ
ment last night, two mpn were
killed and .a third died here to
day as the result of an auto
crash near Cushman, 54 milea
west of here.
The dead are A. C. Schoonover,
owner of the A. C. Lumber Com ization.
pany • of Goldson, Herman Hunt-
Rev Pemberton, Rev. Mitchel-
inan, employe of Schoonover and more, Rev. C. D. Gaffney, Rev.
C. B. Stroup, also an employe' Myron S. Woodworth and W. P.
of Schoonover. Stroup „died In j Walter were Ashland representa
tiv e s in attendance at the meeting
a hospital here.
i Monday. Others present were:
• Rev. Roy Nelson. Phoenix, Rev.
R. Waggoner, Talent; Rev. E. P.
PARTY POSTPONED
SCOUT HEAD BACK
REBEL ARMY
LEADER KAS
BUT 20 MEN
Waner, Babe Ruth, Paul Waner and Lou Oehrig. They liv d up to all advance notices given
The "kick-off” banquet which Lloyd
of their ability In the opening game of the aeries, although It mti it be admitted that the Ruth-
Is to initiate the Budget Week Oehrig act bad more potent power to It than ’the brotherly act of t le Waners had. The Yankees won
campaign for funds for Y. M. C. 5-4.
A. support Is to be served by
members of the Ladles Aid So
START ON OCEAN
NON-STOP FLIGKT
ciety of the Presbyterian church
in the parlors of that church
. R O O SEVELT F IE L D , Oct."
Monday evening, October 17 atj
11.— (LP)— Miss R o th
EM*
6:30 o’clock, according to an
r r and Captain George Hal
nouncement made today by Sec
il <• 111311 in Miss E lder’s plane,
retary W. P. Walter.
"American G irl" sailed a.way
Captains, divisions chiefs and
from the Roosevelt Field to
the general chairman and other
day on their loug-heralded
Y workers are to be Included at
non-stop flight to Paris.
the banquet which Is the first
The plane arose from the
meeting which will be held of the
long runway from which
entire group for outlining the
Lindbergh, Cliainberialn and
campaign which is to be conduct Ministerial Association of
Byrd flew ter Europe and
ed next week.
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Rogue River Valley Holds fame at 5 :4 3 p. m. and was Joe Mercer of Harrisburg is
THREE MEN
KILLED IN
AUTO CRASH
6103' gross return from her 175
White Leghorn chickens.
For 17 years Mr4. Booth bred
a laying strain of stock and much
of thia time sold . breeding stock
and baby chicks In great num
bers. During the past summer
her business she stated was not
bo large aa she sold only “300”
baby chicks for stock purposes.
"The poultry business in Ash
land la profitable, the climate Is
especially adapted to the work
and I believe more Ashland folks
should follow the poultry game,’
she states.
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WAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927
General Arnulfo Gomes Be
lieved Hiding in Vera
Crus Mountains in Effort
to Escape Vengenco of
Federal Troops—Revolu
tion Practically Ended.
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off on the first attem pt by an
American g irl to cross the
Atlantic by air. _
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Kis To Be Hosts
To Volunteers Of
Fire Department
sWith Rain, in
the West z j r
Wire Servie»)
The Case o f Ruth-Gehrig v«, ,Bie Waiters
Initial Meeting of Year
M o n d a y Afternoon at
Medford — Pass Resolu
tion Asking Enforcement.
O regon, LTnti-
aper for Over Fifty Years
Budget Week Camuaign
to Start With Organi
sation Meeting
Here they are, the most talked about four players in the world * ties. Prom left to right, they are
MAN FINED
FOR CRASH No Funds For
Hanging Man
C. L. Lloyd Pava for Dam
ages on W arn er
Automobile
ASHLAND, OREGON,
T idings
“KICK-OFF”
BANQUET IS
TO BE HELD
E U G E N E. Oct. i i . — (IP) —
of M edford and w ith her husband Croaked beneath a car which
Elroy Pierce moved to an apart- plunghd ' over a eteep embank-«
ment at the corner of Granite
and Main streets Saturday. Sat
urday night Mrs. Pierce attended
a dance and Sunday was stricken,
her condition growing continually
worse Wd a complete paralyaa-
tlon of the respiratory organs oc-
curirng today.
The Wallin child Is reported
getting along nicely.
it Ualtod
ly
W EATHER FORECAST
Named President of the
Southern Oregon Normal
School Student Body at
NInctinn Today — Enroll-
ment Stands at 342.
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 1 1 —(LP)
— A fugitive, wltb 20 followers,
all that is left from what was
a few days ago a revolutionary
army, General Arnulfo Gomez Is
believed to be hiding in the Vera
Crus mountains, President Calles
declared today,
Calles said, he though Gomes
would likely remain hidden
rather than risk a dash to the
coast and safety.
The rebels remaining with
'Gomes are said to have‘broken
into small groups and are being
pursued by federal men.
NOGALES. SONORA, Mexico,
Oct. 11.—(U>>— Pleas of 8enorlta
Carmen De La Huerta that she
be allowed, to exhume the body
of her brother, General Alfonso
De La Huerta, slain rebel lead
er, and take it to his home in
Guaymas were In vain Here yes
terday.
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The body is said to have been
wrapped in burlap and placed
“in • hastily prepared -grave fol
lowing Its arrival here from the
scene of battle, where he was
killed by federal troops.
Col. Paulino Fontes, rebel
leader reported executed by fed
eral men near Mexico City was
formerly a passenger conductor
on the Southern Pacific line be
tween Nogales and Guaymas.
NO. 34
OQLUMBUg D A Y \
SALEM, Oct. 11.—OFF—
Columbus Day, October 12,
will be a legal holiday In
Oregon tor the first time
tomorrow as the last, legis
lature designated it as a
holiday. All state depart
ments, courts and banks are
to close. The day is not a
school holiday.
COURT HOLDS
EXAMINATION
IS NECESSARY
Mrs. Gracp Andrews, In
structor, Says Enrollment
Will Probably be Near
500 by the End of the
Week—Ninety-Seven En
rolled Yesterday.
Ruling is Made in Case in
A one hundred per cent en
Multnomah County
rollment in the week-day Bible
Court
PORTLAND, Oct. 11.— (LP) —
The right of school authorities
to require physical examination
of pupils was upheld today by a
decision of Judge McCulloch of
Baker sitting in Multnomah
county court.
The decision was brought In
the action by Mrs. Carfte H. Wil
liams. mother of Emma Mae Wil
son, lit. who was dismissed from
school because she refused to be
examined on religious principles.
Mrs. Williams sought re-in
statement of her daughter but
the Judge held she could not be
reinstated unless she submitted
to a physical examination and
complied with the law.
BUY AT HOME
GOOD ADVICE
Complainte Regarding Mer
chandise From Itiner
ants Received
school course was made by paptls
In the IB class of the Washing
ton school, according to Mrs.
Grace Andrews who started her
work with six classes from the
Washington school enrolling for
the course at the Methodist
church Monday.
Ninety-seven boys and girla
were enrolled from the «ix
classes, and it ta expected that
this enrollment will be mater
ially increased within the next
month.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day morning, Mrs. Andrews in
structs pupils from the Wash
ington school in the graded
course prescribed by the state,
and Wednesday afternoon, Thurs
day and Friday children from the
Lincoln school will receive in
structions in Bible work, the
classes to, be conducted at the
Congregational church.
The complete enrollment will
not he known until the end of
the week, hut Mrs. Andrews ex
pressed belief it ' wonld amount
to approximately 500, and would
show a high percentage of stu
dents enrolled.
One hour instruction each week
is given each pupils enrolled for
the work.
The annual Mass Meeting at
which the budget of 61.200 for
the work for the year is to . he
raised, will be bold at tfie Meth
odist ckureh Octobar 21.
Mrs. Andrews reported much;
Interest is being shown by the-
boys and girja in the worh. those'
who were enrolled last year, re
ceiving an advanced coarse of-
Instruction.
Rev. M. 8. Woodworth is pres-**
ident of the board and Dr. G. W.
Gregg, secretary treasurer.
Within the past . few days a
Joe Mercer, who is doing soph-
number of complaints have been
more work at the Southern Ore
made to the chamber of com
gon Normal School was elected
merce concerning the purchases
of merchandise from itinerant
president of the Student Body
salespeople, according to E. G.
organisation, according to a count
Kiwauls are to observe Fire of votes made at noon today.
Harlan, secretary. The most re
Prevention Week at their noon Mercer, whose home Is In Harrta-
cent case Involved an expensive
dress “which was ordered from «
day luncheon meeting Friday, « -
Oregon, was a ’student atl AU8TIN'
Norma! tchrfbl last year gadp-Freek uprising«
up
cording - to arrangem ents whip!
In Mexico la sample piece of roods Sad When
were computed today.
the state of Oaxaca and Tehaun- the dress finally came from Chi
active in school work.
B. L. Barry of Medford, an
tepec were reported to G o m e x cago It was so Inferior in quality
Helen Lyon, Marshfield was
insurance adjustor, who is famil
headquarters in San AJtonia to and so unlike the sample that it
named vioe president; Katherine
day. Reports of the defeat of the was Immediately returned and a
iar with fire data will give the
Marsh,’ Bandon was elected sec Gomez army were discredited.
claim for a refund of the purchase
principal address an<T volunteer
retary
and Alble Beck, Ashland,
price and express charges w a s
firemen .will be guests of the
treasurer of the Student Body.
made, the purchaser reported. In
Klwanlans.
Nominations were made sev
the meantime the agent departed
eral days ago, and voting was
for more fertile fields in Californ
BUYS RANCH
done Monday and Tuesday,
ia and it is a quation whether the
transaction will ever be satisfac
Wade Wallace, who baa been1 n . With election of officers, stud
torily corrected. The chamber is
residing on the Wagner Springs ent body activities will be im
doing all it can for the local par
ranch, today purchased the J. J. mediately taken up and organiza
Murphy ranch on Emigrant creek, tion of the staff of The Siskiyou, Jury Returns Verdict Lib ty to get a refund.
erating 12 Little
While the chamber is willing
four and a half m|les east of Normal School publication, will
Girls
to assist any person straighten
town and plans to move to his probably be effected within a few
out such a matter It also desires
idays.
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new home this week.
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The twelve little Klamath In io call attention to all persona
dian girls, charged with setting the advisability of trading at Fewer Oases of Infantile
Paralysis Were Report
fire to the dormitory building on home with responsible merchants
ed Last Week
the reservation because t h e y who are willing to make right
were "tired of attending school" any poor merchandise. Mr. Harlan
PORTLAND^ Oct. 11?,— (LP)—
were found not guilty by a feder warns.
In most cases, such as There was a marked decrease in
al jury Monday afternoon.
the one mentioned above. It has
They heard the verdict without been found that the local people the nuraner of new cases of infan
othctlon. They seemed to be neith who lose thereby are the ones tile paralysis in the state last
er glad nor were they sad. Much who can least afford to waste week, according to figures com
of their time during the trial was their money on poor merchandise. piled by the board of health hare
srent in giggling from the larg In any case, never pay In advance yesterday. Only 18 cases were
est one whose hair bore traces of before you get the articles as you reported to the board aa compar
a marcel to the littlest onS who have little recourse In case the ed with 30 reported the week be
chewed gum with a maddening articles proved of Inferior grade, fore.
Jackson, Lake and Josephine
intensity .and displayed a becom la the advice given.
counties
which reported 20 rams
ing dimple occasionally.
last week dropped to five.
The jury deliberated two hours
The reports from counties
before bringing In the verdict
where
the disease is prevalent
clearing the 12 girls.
were aa follow«:
• The many Indians who spent
Cooe. 3; Jackson. 2; Klamath,
a week in Medford while the girls
2;
Clackamaa, 2; Benton. 2; De
were awaiting trial p a s s e d
Fishing in the Rogue river dur
through this city Monday eve ing October and November will schutes, 1; Josephine, 2; Polk, 1;
ning enroute to their, homes on excell anything in former years, and Multnomah, 2.
the Klamath reservation.
according to W. R. Coleman,
ACTRESS LOOSKS VOICE
The Klamath Indians presented state auperlntendent of f 1 a h
a statement of thanka to the Jur screen who has completed an in
LO8 ANGELES, Oct. 11.—(IP)
ors In the case stating: "We feel spection trip over the river.
— Elsie Janis, famous stage act
that In alt caaes involving the In
"I aaw beautiful silversldea and ress who was forced hy lose of
dians, whether internal or with steelheads In the river at Galice her voice to leave the show la
cur white neighbors, we can get yesterday and in the Little which she was starring, is plan
justice In Jackson and Josephine Butte,* the cutthroat trout afford ning a trip aronad the World wtih
county."
ed many a good catch for t
her mother la the hope of regain
fishermen.” he stated.
ing her voice.
INDIANS ARE
NOT GUILTY
DECREASE IS
BEING SHOWN
Inbad, The Sailor
Fine Fishing Is
In Prospect Now
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Ashland Cafe
Is Closed By
The Creditors
The Ashland Cafe, which has
been operated by Geo. Robinson
without any connection with the
Ashland hotel, has been closed
hy creditors, according tS report
to The Dally Tidings. It was
stated the restaurant might be
reopened by tlje creditors In an
effort to pay all Indebtedness.
One Man Killed And Two Boys Are
Injured When Accidentally Shot
Glen Bellows, 14, has last the
sight of one of his eyes and Emil
DeBroam died Monday at a Klam
ath Falla hospital aa the result of
duck hunting accidents. Roy My
ers. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. My
ers of Klamath Falls, a pal of
the Bellows boy io suffering front
shot wounds In his left side, two
of which have penetrated his ribs
and Just missed hie heart.
All throa were Injured through.
accidental discharge of akot g n u .
The Bellows and Myers boy« wora
in a boat desk boating whan they
reached for their shotgun which
struck a board and
ad. DeBroam, a t e o a p
w u aloae at the tiara ,ke-
bis injuries aod datalla »f tk»
tai mishap were not learned, lb s
wife and a small daughter unr-