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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1927)
at H. S. F ield S tvgon—Generally fair. Unset tled in’ nörthwest aper for O ver F ifty Y eak & URSDAY, KOV..3, 1927 RED CROSS TALK WILL BE GIVEN Kiwania Will Sponsor An nual Red Cross Drive . Here P r o m in e n t Oregon Ci Buffine« Man Toll Po lice of Assault - W A S H IN G TO N . Nov. 3.— (LP>— The government today obtained .evidence In the Fall-S inclair 3nry tampering inveetigntton purporting to ronneef Mason Day. vice- president o f the Sinclair ex ploration company directly w ith H a rry F. Sinclair In Sinclair’s personal activities during the tria l which was declared a mistrial. ' This evidence Identified Day as the employer of the per sonal chauffeur for Sinclair during the tria l. Day J iad a l ready been named by the governmeat a s « contact man between the Buras detective shadowing the Jurors and real employed of sleuths a l leged to have been employed by Sinclair. W A S H IN G TO N , Nov. 8.— (IP) — The ‘ Fail-Sinclair ^pry tamper ing Investigation opened on the third «ay w ith 11 indignant jurors to testify before the grand Jury. • Indications pointed to exten sive Inquiry Into the alleged secret detective work and in trigue results of which, may, rival and P^ob. OREGON C IT Y , Nov. S — < IR -^-George Pasey, geperal man ager of the Hawley Paper com pany and hrother-ta-law of W . P. Hawley, told police today that someone attempted to In jure or k ill him last night. He said a large rock w ar hurled through the window of tab home while he was reading. The rock narrowly missed striking his head, he stated. • MOVIE MAN , GIVES PLAN C arl A. Theobald, who Is pro moting, the development of n o tio n ' pictures ta Ashland has breeds eontempt and It s e e m s that Meanwhile the government io the people who have lived horn prepared to submit to Justice for any length Of timo have Frederick L. Siddons a motion ceased to appreciate the assets to set a new tria l date for the of this community, yet they have Teapot Dome Conspiracy tria l realised that Ashland needed Which collapsed yesterday la mis something to stimulate t h e tria l the alleged result of Jury growth of community and have In tampering attempts. vested their money in commodi F ailin g to two attempts to ties or supposed commodities find out what part Mason Day that have brought them no re bad in shadowipg the Fall-Sin turns, Instead of using the nat clair Jury by Burns detective the ural advantages that Oorf gave government tried to pry the story1 them. from his unw illing lips. "F o r example, the Easterner Day is vice president of the when he thinks of Ashland, visu Sinclair exploration company and alises It as a frontier town and accused in the affidavits of re still a part of the old.w est. To ceiving reports from detectives have these strangers stay w ith ns, hired to check on the Jury. The which w ill bring buslqgn to onr affidavit said the real employer community we must appeal to his was H arry F. Sinclair. imagination* by leading him to Eugene Blavnet, French chauf believe we are s till frontiersmen feur for Sinclair was also called by our mode o f drees, thoughts before the grand Jury. and customs, by building a pio neer city as a suburb " of Ash land and constructing a studio for the production of motlqn pic tures In thjf. locality for the pur pose of carrying ont the sbovo program. ; Organisation of N p r m a l “ Through the medium of the School Y. is to be Silver Sheet we w ill advertise Effected Ashland as It XM never before advertised to the four corners of Much Interest Is being shown the earth.” In the Y . M. O. A. sponsored clubs which are holding in itia l meeting to outline plans fo r the year’s work. Last evening one group o t Friendly Indians mat at the Pioneer hall and In addition to sa Tragedy Occurs in Har their clnh work they stowed away bor at Sidney, Australia the winter supply of wood which Secretary W . P. W a lter had had delivered. Roy Stennet Is lead SYD NEY, A ustralia, Nov. 8.— er of the group. CLP)— Twelve persons were killed, The Orlxsly Pioneers o f the thirty-five In ju r e d and five re Presbyterian church w ill hold ported missing following tho their In itia l meeting F rid a y colllsslon in tha harbor today night. when the steamer "T a h iti” was' The Rips Comrade Club w ill rammed- The vessel wag erowd- meet at the Pioneer hall Sat- MANY CLUBS ARE STARTED 12 DIE IN SHIPWRECK The Beaver Pioneers w ill hold their In itia l meeting Monday evening. Oh the same evening the Black Bears of the Christ ian church w ill mast In tha church for their In itia l masting. Organlsatlorf 6f several ' more older hoys clubs and a Normal School Y. M. C .A . la also being con sldered. PIRATES ARE HEAVY SQUAD Theobald Would Develop Pioneer City in Ashland Vor Advertising w ritten the following article con cerning his Impressions of the city: ‘ "A fte r spending foar weeks In Ashland, analysing this city, I YInd that It la not an Industrial community, due to Uri location and transportation, bnt in my travels over the world never be fore have I fotfbd a place so adaptable and well situated fo r a playgrouad of the w orld, as la Ashland. IM H y the city of health waters. jw t t h Its climate and diversified a«>nei-y which to « • • i d mlae to Ashland, not In naffgeta, hat z e$- a universal health resort ' Other ships In tho harbor faada a frantic effort to rescue the passengers as they straggled In the waters. Many wore saved. OLD MAN HAS STILL ’ Slxty-aix year* old M ike H am il ton of the M cAllister Springs d is trict has been arrested by counts oflkers for having la hto possession a 40 gallon capacity still aad M gallons of alleged L Henry Enders of the music committee of the Kiwsnls Is In A s h l a n d Residents Take charge of the Friday, luncheon' Lorena Trickey W ill Pace Jury Monday to Answer Many First and Second program at which time the head to Charge of P in t Degree Prises in Pacific Interna o f the red cross work carried on Murder for Killing ‘SHm’ tional Livestock Show at under the auspices of the County Harris at Lakeview Labor Portland, Report of D. M. Coart will be discussed. The local Klwanis club has Day. ' Lowe Reveals. taken the responsibility of put L A K E V IE W . Ore., Nov. 8.— Ashland residents were b 1 g ting on the annual Red Cross prise -winners at the Jackson drive tor membership In Ashland (IP)— Lorena Trickey, noted cow .ccunty exhibit« made at the Pacif this year and the speaker will girl who has been held In Jail ic International Livestock show in emphasise the local work, here for the last two months for Portland this week, a list of prise the murder of J. P. Slim Harris, winners given by D. M Lowe of will go on tria l Monday charged Talont, In m arge of the exhibit, with first degree murder. reveals. It was announced by Sheriff Winners In the grain dirialon Friday, that «ft investigation a t were: George M artin, Rogue R iv Cedar Rapids. Iowa, where the er, first on ten ears add 100 ears couple were supposedly married Yellow Dent corn. Ghost Ball*’ Appeared < had failed to disclose a record ’• Robert M artin, son of Oeorge Football Field in Prac of any such ceremony. Martin, first on 25 ears of Yellow tice Work Harris and Lorena, both out Dent corn in that, district, and standing riders and prominent in championship-on corn from all rodeos, were not man and wife districts. His exhibit was made ns It was reported and commonly in the boys and girls department. supposed, he said. L. Beckman, Medford, first on H a rris was stabbed to death 10 ears. W hite Dent corn; E. J. here September 2 of this year Van Horn, Medford. F ir £ on 100 and suspicion fastened on .Miss ears. W hits Dent corn. Tricksy who was arrested and a Justin Jut^y, G riffin Creak, second on *100 ears Tellow D en i complaint filed in justice court corp. against her. Delicious— F. E. Watson of The grand J ary mat today and Talent. Mr. Watson also won returned a formal indict most. firs t prise in the Otley division. The tragedy occurred just be Arkansas Blacks— Second place fore the Lakeview rodeo and to E. J. Crandall of Eagle Point. was the subject o f much cess Winesapa— First, won by E. J. ment. Miss Trickey was with Crandall of Eagle Point. Harris at the time he wan stab In the pear division, first prise bed, but alleged an unidentified was won for e f a box Comice assailant attacked him. pears by the Dillon R. Hit! estate orchard. - • » b a t— V5hh by E . J. Lovft of Central Point, for one box of W inter Neills. For Howells— First place was won by L. A. Banks of Medford, Pear Trae» 81 and D. M. Lowe won second for a Should be box of Boses. For Anjous— Box lot, f i r s t place was awarded to Wilson A Pear trees showing Indications Amusdenzof Talent. of having hold-over blight should Award for five-box lot of pears he tgken out and destroyed nt was won by R. Newbry of Talent. this time of the season, says 8. The Jackson county exhibit re P.. Wilcox, county agent. ceiving first prise for the greatest The .County -F ru it Inspectors number of first awards, w a s have thoroughly patroled the or awarded a silver cup. chards of the county, sad have D. M. Lowe, Ashland, first on marked trees that to their op red oats, second on baled alfalfa, inion should he erradlcated be first on alfalfa seed. cause of blight Infection. Or R. Newbry, Ashland, third on charding can wall afford to taka alfalfa. E. J. Buck, Medford, third on advantage of this valuable serf- baled alfalfa. vice sad compléta their blight Jackson County Farm Bureau, clean-up work before unfavorable third bn Hanschen barley, third weather conditions est ta. on grey vetch. The fact that b lig h tv a s not a Carl ty. Olsen, Central Point serious factor this . past season first on Blue 8tem wheat. doss not mean that It w ill con Ed Dlmmick, Brogue tinue to be negligible in years Dispatches From Holy Land first on small white navy to come. Every effort shoald Report Many Killed second on large white navy beans. ba made towards a One haadred in Battles Ed Brock, Medford, first on percent clean-up at once, sad Earliest of A ll potatoes. LONDON, Nov. 8.— (LP>— The follow up w ith control measures E. W illiams, Ashland, third on Dally Express Jerusalem corres during the I f f « season. Netted Gem potatoes.- pondent today reported dispatches Followlag are awards made in from Damascus stats 200 have the fru it division: B. J. Crandall of Eagle Point been killed and wounded in won first Spltzenbergs, 25-box clashes between two sections of lot. First for a five-box lot of the Rualta Trlsat, the most pow Newtowna was awarded Frank erful of Beduolns. The fighting Upton of Central Point, and A. occurred In the neighborhood of President ▼. V . M ills a t tha H. Davenhall of Ashland was sec Dsraa, close to the Palestine chamber of commareo haa callo« ond. frontier. a special meeting ot the boar« First for a box of Newtown« of directors to act npon the r»- Death coming is-hoof to Felix Merino, one of Spain’s most celebrated matadors, is pictured In this extraordinary photo from the Madrid arena. I t depicts the In stan t the infuriated anim aj caught the momentarily unwary toreador on his horns and tossed him to to .m e air. Merino was then fatally tram pled and gored. ■ . BIG PARADE New Musical IS PLANNED Organization ies T gets PRISON TERM Man Convicted of Man slaughter of Hop Grow er, Sentenced ' At 8:30 o’clock they w ill con gregate a t the entrance to L ith ia park to prepare fo r the big parade which to to precede the big bon fire which w ill he lighted on the campus a t 1# o’clock. A -bed la needed to be need in this parade. The girls are ar ranging a parade spectacle which w ill bear the legend “ W e W ill Beat Albany*’ and the bed is to be used aa a part of the idea Just to prove th a t this Is “ not bunk." School songs ano yells are be ing practiced w ith spirit and en- thusiams. Lester Gardner a n d Fosa K ram er w ill he cheer lead ers. A t the forum dinner tomorrow evening a t the L ith ia S p r i in hotel, local citizens w ill hgar DALLAS, Ore., Nov. 3.— (Lp>— for the first time a new m ««k Irving Priest, convicted o f man- cal organisation. according to_th|i aiaugktar.- tor shooting George statemeht o f Lew Hansen, chair W erlln, wealthy hop grower be man of the chamber of commerce cause of the latter's attentions entertainment committee which to Mrs. Priest, was sentenced to is arranging the musical num day to serve ten years In prison. bers. The meeting starts at The Jury returned the man <:30 w ith a dinner and a thlrty- slaughter verdict after deliberat mlnnte^ musical program begins ing 23 hours in the case. at 7:00 o’clock. Chairman Dnnp of the forum committee reports that the quota o f 76 tickets are W IL L P L A Y CH KM A W A practically all sold and a ll parties The Medford high football desiring to attend should secure then tickets at the local banks squad w ill play the Chemewa In They, plan a cr hotels or from mebers of his dians Saturday. yell rally Friday afternoon but co m m ittee/ are planning to save their ’’ser A urora — Pickle plant here pentine energy” for the Armls- bought 200,000 pounds encum tlpe Day game with Ashland, It la s a id .' ' bers at 2c a pound. S çe America First INSPECTORS FINISH WORK BEDUOINS IN FIGHT Will Talk Over Movie Project Please Turn to Page Five WOMAN SAYS KILLING WAS JUSTIFIABLE re Case is Inv«tigat- iy England Polio«— Mother Killed ralttee which has been working w ith local parties and M r. Carl Theobald on tha m atter ot eatato linking • motion ffietare ednesr a U N IV E R 8 IT Y OF OREGON, In this city. Tha meeting wUl Eugene, Nov. 8.— (Special) —v ba held at T:»fi ta tho chamber Miss Edith Dodge, of Ashland, office tonight. has been appointed to represent Alpha D elta PI and Miss Marion Leach to represent Kappa Kappa Gamma la the subscription drive now being put on by the Oregana, University of Oregon yoar book. A free Oregana ta to ba award ed eedi bouse which goes over 100 per cent In the drive. Repre sentatives frpm various bouses are to bo divided into three teams by lot. and the team which tarns In the greatest number of sub scriptions w ill be rewarded w ith a banquet a t "ba« of-the hotels. Is Leader TO R B R ID O E, England. Nov. 3. Mrs. Felicia W atte died today of arsenic administered by her daughter, Mrs. Margaret B. Delvlgne, .84, police aald today. This Is the second case of this type w ftkia the last two weeks. Arraigns« on the charge- Mrs. Delvlgnef Justified hrf* act by say The Oregana this year, under ing she gave her mether poison to relieve her of Intense .agony lu f- the editorship of Mias Mary. Baa- fered as tjje rerfult of malignant ton. of «an flW ro. OaML, to to ho typically Oregon In ilg spirits. cancer. I