Ashland daily tidings., October 29, 1927, Image 1

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Oregon—Unsettled,
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Hundred Elks, Ladies and
, Sweethearts Start Tor
California
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Approximately 1 0 0 E l k s ,
The 112« taxes become de­
la'dleu, sweethearts, and triends
linquent November B. 1337, ac­
are to reach Montague, Califor­
cording to announcement made
nia this evening for the annual
by Ralph Jennings, sheriff and
Initiation which this year will
Government's
Case
is
Prac-
tax collector.
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be different by the “grand ball''
titoU
y
Completed—Trans­
“In case the first half of as­
fer of Bonds W hich W ere which is being staged for the
sessments have been paid the
Afteged Bribe
W n p y entertainment of the ladies.
last half is due on or before
Bmmett Gillings, J. A. McGee
Oooupies A ttention
of
November 8, 1927,“ Mr. Jennings
and
Frank Jordan, who were
Jury Yesterday.
warns.
After that date five-
Police
members
of the committee 'in
sixths of one per cent is added
i WASHINGTON, Oct. 29._(Lrt charge of the entertainment
NEW YORK,' Oct. 29.— (IP)— the sixth of each month.
— With the government’s con­ which is to feature the train
Groups of wetectives suddenly
Mr. Jennings requests that in
spiracy
case against former Sec­ trip to the California town were
interested In the oral architec­ writing or telephoning for sec­
retary
of Interior Albert B. promising a good time for the
ture of any and all New York ond half tax amounts, taxpay­ A thrill, and a big one. was given i Chicago supporters lagt Satti
y at Stagg Field on (his play—
Fall
and
Harry F. Sinclair, vir­ big delegation, music, cards and
red
the
ttrst
Touchdown
against
Mendenhall,
right
halfback,
getting
away
on
his
"plunge
tti^t'
gunmen, < spread ont over the ers give the number stamped on
n. It was this same Mendenhall tually completed tbe trial result­ refreshments predominating.
nsylvania In Chicago’s sensational victory over the eastern J
metropolitan area today—on a the upper right hand corner of
ked K over for the Initial toueb- ing from the lease of the Tea­
► carried and passed the hall towards the goal line' until he'
The special 8. P. train was
strange "teeth clue" to a mys­ the tax receipt, in order to fac­
down. Our photograph shows him starting hte lunge with a pe ■ful drive through tackle for tbe pot Dome Naval Reserve Is in
scSeduled
to leave Ashland at
tery mnrdqy.
ilitate the work of those em­
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first touchdown. Chicago wop, li
recess until Monday.
3 o'clock thia afternoon and
They were looking for a bal­ ployed In the tax department.
The prosecution pushed ahead reach Montague In a little more
let - beaded little man with three , The payments, according to
OFF AGAIN
In
the Teapot Dome oil conspir­ than three hours. The Initia­
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bad teeth— believed to he the Mr. Jennings, are coming in
acy
trial Friday in Its effort to tion is to feature the early part
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killer of Dr. Jaeoh Goss, a pros­ ‘slowly.
Eng., Oct. 29.— (IP)—The
prove
that Harry F. Sinclair of the program and. will be fol­
pérons up-town dentist.
Prince of Wales was thrown
supplied
the 1230,800 in Liberty lowed by the banquet and grand
Goss eras shot nndor syster-
off bis horse for the first
Bonds
which
Albert B. Fall re­ fall.
lous circumstances In his own
time this season today when,
'he B ogue" Gets Many ceived a few weeks after the
A sk Endorsem ent o f N ew
Plenty of fun and entertain­
operating room and hie last act
hie meant stumbled while
N ew Subscribers Dur­
Industry Committee of
Teapot
Dome
lease
was
signed
ment
has been promised.
as a dentist may he the means of
clearing a high hedge.
in g Campaign
Chamber
between
them.
his slayer’s apprehension.
Although tbe prince lost
The government showed that
L eft Evidence
his wind for a few seconds,
While the Chamber of Com­
B elieve R eleased Convict
of
these bonds, 3194,000 worth
school
Even at the moment a fatal
! Seniors at
be scrambled to his feet be­
merce has taken no official ac­
werp
bought in New York one
bullet was tired Into his spine by
yesterday were announced win­
fore the arrival of his
tion endorsing the proposed mo­
month
after the Teapot Dome
a "patient,” Dr. Gees was chart­
ners In the subscripting contest
tion picture studio development
grooms.
deal
was
closed. It believes all
in this city, but bag given unoffic­
ing up evidence tor the police
campaign which was sponsored
The horse was badly In­
were
bought
at the same time
ial attention to the proposed pro­
to us« after his death.
by the Hl-Y clqb to increase the
jured and it may be destroy­
but
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the
serial numbers to Local Boy is Named to do
ject, local business men who are
Stamped after eliminating the­
circulation
of
the
“Bogue
News’’
ed.
prove
this
flatly.
It showed
A dvertising W ork on
interested in ’the enterprise last
ories of robbery, suicide or mur­
high school publication.
After helping treat the.
these
bonds
were
bought
with
U. of 0 . Paper
night
askedg^he
New
Industries
der by an addict In search of
horse, . the prined got on
An attractive stiver loving cup profits of the mysterious Con­
Committee
to
moke
a
study
of
the
drugs, investigators late last
another monnt and continued
was offered to the class showing tinental Trading company in
proposal.
’
night stumbled - upon « tooth
to follow the hounds.______ the greatest percentage of, sub­
U
f
a
meeting
l
u
t
night
ways
which- Sinclair was involved. ~
chart which gave them_aew In­
scribers, and was awarded the
and
means
of
securing
the
pro­
Previously
It had showed that
terest In the crime.
seniors with a 95 per cent mem­ Fall’s son-in-law, M T. Ever­
posed development were discus­
Goss’ last act, it seems, was
bership. The jnniors were close hart, was In New York shortly
sed, Carl A. Theobald outlining
to mark teeth No. 2 and No. 4
second.
•his plans, and stating he had al­
after this and that three weeks
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and begin on No. 8. The pa­
ready secured the story for tbe
Announcement of the winners after the bonds were bought In
tient In the chair stopped him at
first picture which be hopes to
was made at an assembly yes­ New York he arrtred in Peublo,
that point With the shot. Only
see produced locally.
terday. Lee Boyd and Dick Joy Colo., and placed them in a safe
a line ran from No. fi and off
No permanent organisation has
deposit box under Fall’s name.
the edge of the paper.
as yet been definitely organised,
The government epda the see-
but Mr. Theobald is confident
tad
.week o t the trial.still In the
.PORTLAND, Qre~. Oet. 29. _ this win be done within a short
midst of building up Its evidence.
dog tenacity unusual in a high
(IP)— Spared from the gallow s by time.
It has probnbl/ two more days
school team, the Ashland Gris-
tbe intervention of a governor
of testimony. Thus far It has
and pardoned from prison. John
slies, this afternoon held the
built up a far stronger case than
A. Pendsr, convicted of a hatchet
Eugene second line Rooks to a
it did In the Fall-Doheny con­
murder, Is again In Jail following
seven to nothing victory.
his arrest after an «tempted as­
spiracy trial a year ago which
Ashland failed to score, but
C ity Councilman H old E x sault oa a young girl.
resulted in an acquittal.
fought a game which was a grid­
ecutive Session Lagt
When apprehended by police
iron battle from start to finish.
E vening
late yesterday afternoon, Pender
Normal school students are
In the second quarter, on a
carried a hammer and knife with showing much interest In the con­ long pass by Hall the rooks
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 29—<U>>
City eouncllmen met In execu­ him.
cert which Arthur Johnson, world succeeded In pushing the pigskin
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In
superior court here
to­
tive session last evening with City
famous tenor will present n'e i t
over
the
goal
line.
day
Judge
Joseph
Milner
tbok
Solicitor Wm. Briggs, and discus­
Thursday evening, November 3 at
In the last quarter Hall made under advisement claims of the
sed tbe budget for the coming
the school auditorium. Tbe stu­
a
brilliant 40 yard run when "mayor pro tern’’ Claude E. Teg-
year. In anticipation of the meet­
dent body. Is behind the ticket
lay and “Mayor** Ira M. Holmes, Grants Pass H igh School to
ing next Thursday evening when
sale which from 'present indica­ he caught a kickoff.
Ashland
was
outweighed in connection with a ruling on
they will meet with tbe cltisena
tions will be successful. The ar­
Open Monday—Grades
committee.
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tist will present a varied and well about 30 pdunds to the man by questions' Involved in a munic­
Remain Closed
the University team.
The discussion cantered aronnd
ipal dispute.
chosen program.
tho ways and means'ol raising the
- Quarantine restriction, In ef­
f 18,000 revenue for Interest on
fect in Grants Pass for the last
CALUMET CITY, 111., Oct. 29.
3325,000 bonds voted by tbe peo­
four weeks, has been lifted by
ple for construction of Canyon ..Jack Barnthouse. who oper­
the city council there, with the —(IP)— Ralph Rhodes and an
Dam. A continuation of the ex­ ates the Plata Meat Market to­
last cases ot »Infantile paralysis unidentified man were killed and
ecutive session la' to be held next day purchased the Ashland Cafe,
practically well and her develop­ ten others seriously Injured when
Monday night when the problem fixtures at sheriff's sale nt his
Pennsylvania train crashed into
ments for several days.
bid of 3<72.
will be further considered.
a
motor bus. Most of tbe In­
Cooperation shown, making the
Department budgets are said to
Tbe cafe, formerly operated,
jured
were University of Mis­
quarantine effective was of tbe
be causing no controversy z or by Mr. and Mrs. George Robin­
souri students enroute to Chicago
highest
type,
Mayor
George
Fox
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problem at all— aR difficulty cen­ son, was recently to satisfy at-
said, and in removing the quar­ football game. Heavy fog ob­
tering about the additional reve­ taclynent proceedings brought
antine added the advice of medi­ scured the. driver’s vision.
nue needed and tbe source from by creditors.
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cal men that crowds be avoided
whlqh it shall he raised.
Police Chief. George McNabb, a
as much as possible.
deputy sheriff, conducted the
High school Is to open Mon­
day bqt grades will remain clos­
ed for a while longer.
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MOVIE MEN
HOLD MEET
SENIORS WIN
Ï HI-Y TROPHY
INVESTIGATE
DEGENERATE
VERNON McGEE
IS ASSISTANT
ROOKS TAKE
GAME TO!
BUDGET IS
A PROBLEM
Tenor Arouses
Much Interest
RESTAURANT
SOLD TODAY
University
Students In
Bad Wreck
A Cruel
Hallow e’en Prank
IS30E
Baptist Rally
Day Tomorrow
GREAT STORM
HITS LONDON CHURCHMAN
DIES TODAY
A special meeting Is to be held
tomorrow at the Baptist church
at which time the rally day ex­
ercises and promotion program
Is to be gives. .The special ser­
vices are to be the feature of the
regular Sunday School hour.
With an overwhelming victory A special Invitation Is being ex­
over Klamath Falla to give them tended and every effort la be­
an added impetua,* there w a s ing made to secure a record at­
nothing quiet about tbe terpen­ tendance.
tine march which tbe achools
staged throsgh town last night
advertising and arousing interest
In the game with the University
Rpoka today.
When he accidentally thruet
Three hundred boys and girls
his
right hand through f gists
were In the group which passed
door
at the Junior High school,
down Main street checking and
Donald atensell, a freshmaa,
yelling for victory today.
A rousing pep meeting was held from the ‘Valley View district,
suffered severe cuts which will
on the Plata. *
incaplcltate him for several
weeks.
The accident occurred
A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE
Wednesday
noon. The hoys and
SEATTLE, Oct. 2».— (IP) —
girls
at
the
Junior high, among
Wlflle pedestrians looked' on. Sam
whom
he
la
iqost popular, are
Dukor, 42, Greek dishwasher,
climbed to a railroad trestle, making hte lilaeaa a period *of
looped a rope aronnd his neck remembraaee. sending Mm flow­
and hanged himself before the ers, letters and booker He will
crowd realised hte Intentions. He be unable to retarn to school
was dead when cut down/*
for gome tjme*
Serpentine Was
Great Success
D eath T oll S aid to T otal 10
—Great Property Dam­
Fam ous Archbishop Passes
age Reported
,
A w ay in Los A ngeles
LONDON, Oct. 2B. — (IP) —
H ospital
Twenty-persons wre known to he
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29.— OP)
dead and 'many seamen missing
following a violent rain and —Archbishop Jeremiah J. Harty
of Omaha, prominent church­
windstorm In England.
(r*om c. death were eahsed when man, died here today following
small river boats were torn from an Illness of several days dnra-
their moorings end the '• crews tioa.
He would have been seventy-
lost. Wires are down and ex­
four* yetrs of age had he lived
tensive damage has been done
until November 1. His death was
railroads.
due. to a lung affliction.
He
was unconscious for several hours
SWIMMER ACCUSED .
. before his death.
LONDON, .Oct. 22.— (IP)— Ac­
cording to announcement made
today summon* have been
Is­
sue against Doctor Dorothy
Cochrane Logan,, who falsely
swore ahV had swum the Eng­
lish channel and against h e r
trainer, Horace Carey. Newspa­
pers will' aak prosecution under
what te claimed g o offense
against the perjury net.
Seme Klamath bootlegger
te a la n e IB gallons of moon­
shine liquor. Police accident­
ally discovered a oaehe ! on
Broad street In which three
1 »-gallon kegs were founds
They bore a “8tockten” label
sad are believed to have
come from California.
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Fourth Stoy o f Execution
W ill be Granted Condemn­
ed Convict by Governor
Patterson W ho Says He
S h o u ld
H ave Equal
Chance W ith Fellow Crim­
inal.
SALEM, Oct. 29.—(IP>—When
the present reprieve granted
James Wlltoa, condemned con­
vict, expires Monday night, a
fourth extension of executive
clemency for 30 ■ days will . be
granted Governor Patterson an­
nounced today. ' .
Willow is under death sentence
for participation iff the prison
break In which two guards were
murdered. Three reprieves were
granted to Wlllos because Ells­
worth Kelley, jointly accused and
convicted with him, gained a
stay of execution through a ha­
beas corpus proceedings and the
gbvernor holds both men should
have equal consideration.
The Kelley reprieve was grant­
ed through technical points of
law.
LOCAL FRUIT
GETS PRAISE
Apples From Dr. Sweden
burg Ranch
At­
tention of Expert
“That is the beet box of apples
I’ve seen this year” W. A. Jenk­
ins. who is connected with the
Bureau of Agriculture at Wash­
ington, D. C., told V. O. N. Smith,
president of the Citizens National
Bank, when he saw a box of
choice Delicious apples in tbe
"That’s a better box of Delic­
ious apples than Hood River has
ever raised.*' he added.
The apples were from the Dr.
F. G. Swsdsnburg ranch and Mr.,
Jenkins made inquiries regarding
the source in order that he might
secure some of the same fruit.
A box was recently displayed at
the Chamber of Commerce office
and Secretary E. G. Harlan sent
several boxes to Portland friends,
recognising the outstanding qual­
ity.
Mr. Jenkins commented on Jhe
Newtons which are raised in the
Ashland territory; stating reflect­
ed sunlight and the breese was
responsible for tbe rosy tinted
“cheeks*’ of the apples which In
most Instances are green.
FARMER HELD
IN SHOOTING
Hunters ' File Complaint
Against Fanner Who
Claude Gaines, Klamath, coun­
ty farmer Is under arrest charged
with shooting with latent to kill
and assault, cogsplalat against the
man having been filed by Jack
Slater, prominent Klamath Falla
business, man and O. W. Robert­
son, manager of the Superior
Laundry nt that place. Slater and
Robertson charge Gaines tired at
them severe! times as they were
crossing hie Mad whUe hunting
pheasants. They charge he fired
without warning.
A surplus of
exist in the Mi
land vicinity at
with fruit piel
completed, tth iS
ed te Innrsaas.
report ot the a
meat nnmmleahu