Ashland daily tidings., October 20, 1927, Image 1

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Two / T r a f f i c Accident*
Wednesday BveningWIert
Caused by Horses in
Old-Time Style — Boys
‘ Pitched From H one at
Overhead Near TM> City.
Horses figured in two • traffic
mishaps Wednesday evening.
Two horses owned by J. A.
Kelts, Granite street, hitched to a
spring wagon, were left «tending
on Granite street shortly after
dusk and staged a real, old - time
run-away down North Mala street
wrecking a Ford and a Chevrolet
About 9 o’clock a large -track
owned by the W hittle Transfer
company and operated by J o e
Eichler, struck a home owned by
Earl Stokb on which Mr. Stolth’s
tw«k.small sons were riding. The
accident occurred nt the over­
head bridge near this city. The
two small boys were thrown from
tbo horse npd tumbled down the
steep 'embankment bat escaped
with a few bruises.
, According t» Mr. / Elchlev he
failed to sue the approaching
home and the boys were blinded
by the lights from the truck.
The horse was badly cut but
will recover from its Injuries.
The m n-avay horse» on M a i n
street caused mnch excitement,
with the light spring w a g o n
swaying .from «Ide to aide they
dashed madly down ¿he street
careening against a Ford -Owned
by a Mrs. Martin of Ceatral
Poipt. and canning considerable
damage. The Ford struck a Chev­
rolet car owned by Howard Gear­
hart, an. X -L . Electric employe,
and » fender wap. badly beat, as
♦he Chevrolet was struck by the
Ford it was forced across t h e
sidewalk and headed alright for
the front ot the W aiter - Bolton
drag store stopping, a short dis­
tance fro m .th e glass front. Thy
tongue on the wagon was broken
nt this time. The horses were
finally brought under control by
G»y Good whyn they fell direct­
ly la front of the X-fc Electric.
T U T . M. 0 . A. B«4»M to
«984.69 shert’nitor three d » » »
work ’by «boot ,99 me». Secretary
W . P. W elter announce* today
pfter a checkup wap made, a f Jhe
report luncheon.
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A total of 92.993.SQ baa been
pledged toward thè support of the
work. Ot thia amount Chevrolet»
under the leadership o( F r e d
, Carton lurned In fl.619.K 0 while
the Ford, under the direction of
B. G. Harlan were only a abort
diatene» behind with. 91.474.60. The attempted flight of Mrs. Frances W. Grayaoa. Long IaU
“The
workers
unanimously gator, and Wilmer Stiilts. pilot, from New York to Denmark
, screed to continue the drive for men. In the «enter, above, Is Mrs. Grayapn herah.f; to the
wife, and to the right, Mrs. 8tults,
the
i
next weekend visit the more
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than 100 people who last year
QVARANTINK BAN
, made pledgee to the work and
OFF
who have not been visited thia
“The law of averages will pre­
vail and according to the number
of persons who have been ^visited
to date by the workers our bud-
get\of 93,988 will be oversub­
scribed when the checkup Is com­
plete,*’ Mr. Walters said today.
Lack of sufficient workers to
thoroughly canvass the town was
given ns the reason for the f»il-
nre to fill the budget In t h r e e
day's work. A generous and en­
thusiastic response was made by
the*» who were visited and the
FALL PLEADS
OWN DEFENSE
Former Assistant on W it­
ness Stand Gives Dam­
aging Evidence
Bumps, Grades and Poison
Oak Will .Keep Some
Players Out of Gome—
Klamath Team of Un­
known Quality But Ex­
pected to Be Fast and
When the Ashland High Gris-
slles meet Klamath Falls football
squad Saturday the Initial inter-
school football game of the sea­
son in Southern Oregon w ill be
played.
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WAHINGTOJi. Oct. «*.—-OB—
Former Secrotary of totorigr F a ll
rose nt -the PuM-dtnclalr M M tMs
afternoon and pleaded a point in
Ms own defense.
He asked that Justice Blddons
allow Assistant Secretary of In­
terior Finney, who was on the
witness stand to anawef bis ques­
tions op cross examination by de­
fense relating to the interior de­
partment leases made previous t o .
the Teapot Dome lease to Sin­
clair.
Later under cress examination
Finney testified competitive bid- !,
ding was not always customary.
The<peh>t-tWas important a», the
government will attempt to prove
'•t
I * ' '■ . '»‘ t 1 ‘ '»»dV > ?}• ,’T l i , (bat Fall showed favoritism to i
Sinclair. Government Attorneys
Albie Beck Bends Southern objected and Fall lost bis plea.
Oregon Normal School
In 1999 Fall told Finney not to
give-oat information on prospec­
Organisation
tive leasing of Teapot Dome, Fin­
ney told the Fall-8lnclnlr
Jury
today.
. ftopthprn Oregon .Ncfrtosl School
ScfeaM «lull which was recently
orgnghwd, m tMN continuation of
a Bfmffnr chib Effected last year.
May Yonngmayer was named as
secratary-treasnrer. j A r meeting
wan held Wednesday afternoon.
i Mem beiwhii/ of the club In to
Wm. Drummond, foreman of
be limited to 16. The organisation
the state maintenance crew of
la effected fof the purpose,of. giv­
'the Pacific highway from the
ing the students an , opportunity
to discuss current, topics, a n <J California line to Medford, ac­
meetings will be held each week. companied by bis wife and
W alter’ Redlford^ a faculty daughter, returned Wednesday
ihembera oK the clnb told of hia from a three months motor trip
trip through Yellowatone
P^rk through the middle west, and
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-and the petrified Arset at t h e east.
They visited with relatives of
meeting Wednesday.
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Mrs. Drummond nt Mnrlngo.
, New members are Bonnie pol­
Iowa, 1 their former home, antf
lard, ^fargaret Rich, J o h n
with the patents of Mr. ßi*ufn-
Tweedt, Arnold Oqs^ell, D o n
Smith, JUester Gardner, ^en Ellis, mohd at Goshen, Indiana. Mr.
» Lucilto HttfftefU
Silver, Drummond made the trip,««ast
Bernice Burgoyne, Foqq Craiper. piimgrily to visit with b le a te d
Esther Gardner, iftp. Youngmay- father who la seriously ni.
With, the exception 6f rains
er and Mrs* McCuichjofl.
and m ad'< hnconntered in Iowa
Mr: Drammopd ssfd the trip was
Ptoet enjoyable In eveyv detail.
Dip highways a tn Jdenl fdr travel.
Order* for Transfer From
Court at Medford Given
Wednesday— Case WiU
Be Set for Tri*l Within
Near Future*—Many W it­
nesses Will Be Called.
A il quakaptine restrict!«*»
which were placed on CtoM-
ren under 16 years of »ge
wlH he lifted Friday, Dy;.' * .
A. Woods said today, v
Social meetings and gath­
erings of every type w ill fee
resumed immediately ' ’ At
Dr. Woods said he beltoMed
without any danger, ns the
infection peri od following
the development of the bast
case of paralysis In town^hi
now over. •
-*‘ fo"
Sunday, schools w ill be re­
sumed and all .other actlvUa
ties which were interrupted
will be resumed.
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BUOENE. Oct, tO.— (U>>— Us- two weeks
ink a four column paid ndtertise- the Orange
l_ ment ns a protesting
htediam, a chance a
k Rev. Fred J. Clark of the Cohgre-
» Both Si
s gatlonal church here, declared to- State have
day Jndge Ben B. Lindsey Is m o r- fornia and
ally unfit'tcPffnstruct Hie youth of gowng on
| the state,
turn were
y4 t o n lengthy statement, which three tean
was both a ehalftfoge and a pfo- neariy e(, u,
teat directed chiefly «gainst the expect go„
scheduled lecture of Judge Lind- when the
soy U e tonight o n -e o m p s n W Orangoinen
ate/ marriage, he questioned the
• right of the famous Judge.
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Judge Lindsey cqmes here un-
1 der the auspices of the student
I body of the University of. Ore-(
" gonand no action toward the can-'
0 cellatlon of the lecture is being
1 ” ad®
.to :
Episcopal ministers have de-
• dared their disprove! of a debate
Fire- Brick Sheile
- in whlcb Lindsey is to meet a
Beton Guaranteed
. Jewish rabbj and preaent bis be*
• liefs gathered from his long term
Completion of the new Shleler
of service In the Denver cou rts?
retort, which is to be installed nt
Bhalehurst where operations are
Installation of the IS Philips-
expected to start within a . short
Carter traffic signals which the
time* will be made Friday eve­
local American Legion Poet has
ning at the Ashland Iron Fonn-
presented to the city will be made
The big retort, ktmllar to the
within a few days by employees
one
which has been extensively
of the city eftetrte department Medford Kids Ara A
used in shale deposits In Utah,
under the direction o f V . M. Car­
paling Grand Fro!
and which It is hoped will selve
ter, of San Francisco, whose wife,
After .‘/ P riso n ”
the difficult problem which has
a daughter ot Mrs. fe A*. Philips
confronted those who hnvp pro­
, , Friday mes^ing . the quaran­ moted the deVelpmpBtnA gbale-
tine ban place il on child rod 'un­ hutflt. is made of eiedt metal,
tMst of this »articular design io der 16 years of age in Medford
lined with tire brick,,
hp installed In Oregon, have af- w ill bn lifted and public schools
Part of the frame was con­
rtv e d in this city, brought here wilt bn. reopened in that city
structed at a Portland factory and
by M r. and Mrs. Garter.
according to a decision made by shipped to Ashland and building
They will be plhced, two nt
Mayor Alderfer and health au­ of the huge frame has been com­
First, fwo nt Second, two nt Pio­
pleted at the local foundry In the
thorities in that city.
neer streets where they intersect,
The quarantine has been effec­ last eight days. Mr Shelfet, the
with the Pacific highway or Main
tive since Thursday, September 9. engineer, who invented, the retort
street, and one each nt. Church,
Medford school men are mak­ Is assisting with the work.
City Hall. Oak, -Water, Gresham
The retort will probably
be
ing an effort to book a game
and Third ntftoto.
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for the football squad for Sat^ transported to Shalehurst early
The signals are octagonal, con­
next week.
urday.
structed of yellow and black en-
nme»—the side Of the signal fac­
ias the totesnaatton with the U-
limlnnted words "Pacific High­
way. Stop“ and the aide of the
QUARANTINE IS
OFF TOMORROW
FORBES SEEKS
JAIL RELEASE
Former Director of V<
ans Burean Must P r
Big Fine
(Pleaae Tarn to Page 8)
Dr. Mattle Shaw, Dr. F. G.
Swedenburg, Dr. Gordon Mac-
Cfacken, Dr. O. W. Gregg. Dr. E.
A. Woods, and Dr. D .'M . Brower,
wore loqal physicians who at­
tended the hf-month^y meeting
Wednesday, of the Jackson Coun­
ty Medical Association held at
the home of Dr. Heckman at Cen­
tral Point, president of the asso­
ciation.
A paper on “ Healing** in which
medical work and Ito connection
with the Bible was abty given by
Dr. Brower. Dr. Brower la vice-
president ot the association.
Definite decision regarding the
location of the next meeting whs
not made.
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A Hunch for the Big B®9s
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W V NO
w m
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Olmstead Booze
Scandal Is Aired
awakened
to
Mg
wholesomeaegi and. tnetofMaedl
• The following action was tak­ of their product. . . , r.,
en at a joint meeting of all the
officers of the First Presbyterian
Chnrch of Phoenix, Oregon.
’’Whereas certain
criticism«
have been made in regards to
the stand cur pastor, Rev. R. W.
Nelson, has taken against sin
and unrighteousness in the com­
munity in which we live, there­
The subscrlf
fore
the “ Rogne Ne
“ Be It resolved, that we, the school is well,
members of this meeting (the ery clash is wh
Session,
Board
of
Trustees, silver loving d
Board
of
Deacons,
Sunday offered by ffbq
School Superintendent, President prise tor the '
Ladies’ Society, President Mis­ the greatest pi
sionary Society, President Chris­ tions far the pa
tian Endeavor and Elders) do
endorse and commend onr pas­
tor for the brave stand he has
taken for civic righteousness
and law enforcement.
"That It be further resolved
that copies of this resolution he
sent to the press.’*
, Mr. Nelson will Sunday morn-
lag preach a sermon In connec­
tion with the activities of boot­
leggers and other law vlqlntors.
8EATTLE, Oct IQ.— ttP>— The
government was thia afternoon
preparlag to and the case against
the 91 defendants In the -second
Olmstead conspiracy trial.
A surprise witness appeared to­
day when Mat Starwich, former
King county sheriff appeared
with a defense subpoena. Most
of the morning session was taken
up by Sam Morden, Indicted man,
testifying' .tor the government,
Quarantine restrictions will be
wh» told of the meeting and un­
loading of Jkodae boats.
/ removed from the Wallen borne
on Chnreb street Sunday, accord­
ing to thn attending
physician
CARROL « T IL L IN; JAIL
ATLANTA. Oa.. Oct. 10. (LB who reposts the small WMIgs
— Parols papers for Earl Carrol child afflicted with pnrn|yato hnn
failed to arrive to*this after­ completely recovered. ?.i ; > ’ «.M
noon’s mall received nt ‘the defer- ' The aasnll Parks chikk the fltot
nl prison todtcMing th | famous to be afflicted with the diatoM Mr
theatre man may need to spend*
nnether flight behind the bam be*
tore bin release is effected.
Paralysis Victims
. Reported Bette
Issue Delayed
that bn Will not conabnt to be- tlea. Thn staff la busy »eusmbl-
Ing drafted* at' the next Repnb- jing news and advertising for thn
llcnn national coavdnUea.
. first lasun.
NnUoaal Apple Week wm be
widely observed October flint t o
November |t h Inclusive, nag dnr*
log that time the apples nt the
Pacific Northwest w ill hnv« the
place of 'hogor on mean» of
thousands of hotels nag gfatffg
cars.’ Last year’s slogan, “Ap*
pies please.'* "has bean snpplnab>
ed by the catchy phrtwe .*fWto*
ble a Na»»ls‘’ ang. with stores
and ticket offices throngkont the
Physicians Attend Church Members..
Approve Pastor thoroughly
Professional Meet
Home From an
Eastern Trip
Chicago. Oct^ IO-T-iU»)—flenn-
tor Fee»,, republican from Ohio,
«aid today after a talk oWtoh
with* Preklderft Gbolldge that the
president ts> displenaed with the
re-election boom beta* made to
his behalf ’by ’fienrt Republican___
leaders and gave' the impresston^weekB following t i e first publlca-
APPLE WEEK
IS PLANK
s a r a t e »4?
SCIENCE C L U B
IS ORGANIZED
Cal Says He
¿u
Will Not Be
a Candidate
Transfer of the case of Terry A-
Talent of this city, redernl prohi­
bition officer, who was recently
Indicted by the grand Jury on a
technical charge of involuntary
manslaughter, after the
acC%>
dental fatal wounding of Manfcn-g
ZImmerlee, Trail bootlegger, to
federal court at Portland, w a g
announced late Wednesday after* !
noon.
The case will be. set for tria l
within the near future nt the ro-
queet of District Attorney Oeorgf |
Neuner, who will defend’Talent..
Orders for the transfer of the
case from the Jackson c o n n V j*
court at Med feyd to the federal
court at .Portland were g i v e »
Wednesday. Proposed artraign* .
ment of the young federil Officer
in the Medford court Monday to
make a plea to the Indictment
will not be made/
Either Federal Jndge I t St
Bean or f i H. McNary w ill prto
side, nt the trim. It Js expected
that many of the wltnessee called
in the grand jjtry and coroner’s
Investigation will be called to
Portland to testify In rae ease.*
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