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Olympia, May 12.—(A. PJ
—The first forest fire of the
season was reported on the
Olympic Peninsula, The fire
spread to a blown down area
from grade clearing opera­
tions of the Bloedel Donovan
Lumber Company. Two hun-
men battled the blaz«1 on Satur­
day and Sunday.
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Paris, May 12.— (A. P.)— ♦
— Lieutenant Doisy, flying from ♦
Paris to Tokio, arrived at Sai- *
gon, Cochin, China, yesterday ♦
from Bangkok, Siam.
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CARRIED aloft by bio kite
JAPANESE LAO FALLS TO IIEATII
BRIDGE TRIAL
START TUESDAY
¡ORDERED TO WA.SH1SGTO.N H»R
SPECIAL COUNSEL HOLDS THAT
Tokio, May 12.—(A. P.)—Kite­
DUTY IN AIR SERVICE
CAKE NOT YET PREPARE!»
flying is not generally considered a
Port Angeles, Wash.,
May ♦
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ARGUMENT
dangerous sport, but its fatal possi­
12 -(A. P.)—A forest fire ♦
bilities have been revealed by a
over several mi'es of logged off
strange accident in Gumma prefec­
land west of Twin. 26 miles
♦ west of here, was sweeping to­
ture.
♦ wards the holdings of the Irv-
A 12-year-old boy was helping
♦ ing Hartley Logging Co.
The
three men fly a kite measuring 12
Smith Given Title ns Acting Officer by 9 feet,
company Is moving all its
The line was attached to Judgo Tazwell to Hand Down Divi­
In «'omiiuind—Flyers Will Be Met his
sion Tills Afternoon—Injunction
♦ equipment,
The logging m«-n
waist. A gust of wind carried
on Way Home in Euro|>e
Hearing Is Postponed
♦ said the fire is the worst in that
the line out of the grasp of the men
♦ section in years.
and the boy was whirled 30 feet into
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the air before his belt broke and he
Washington, May 12.— (A. P.) — fell to death. The three men are
Portland, May 12.—(A. P.)—John
DISABLED VETERANS
Major
Frederick
L. Martin, and held for investigation on charges of A. Collier, special counsel in the
ELECT STATE OFFK’ERSj mechanic. Sergeant Harvey, will be manslaughter.
county bridge case. In court today,
ordered to Washington from Port
opposed the demand of Dow V. Wal-
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Salem, May 12.—Edward L. Clark,' Moller, Alaska, where they arrived
i ker, indicted on Saturday by the
of Salem, was re-elected state com-! safely, after their air plane had been
: grand jury, for the trial to start to-
| morrow. Collier declared the state
rnander of the Disabled American wr ecked and they had been missing
Veterans of the Wold War at the j for 11 days in the wilds of Alaska. Citianui Permit Government Sale of is still in the midst of the bridge in­
Alcoholic Beverages
close of the fourth annual state con-! The two will be assigned to duty in
vestigation and that it was not fair
vention here Saturday night. Other' the army air service headquarters,
to expect the state to go to trial to­
Calgary, May 12.— (A. P.)—Al­ morrow. Judge Tazwell is to decide
officers elected were Theodore H.1 temporarily but their names will be
Green, of Salem, state vice comman­ kept on the list of the world flyers, berta province is wet today after the point this afternoon. The hearing
eight years of alcoholic
dryness. in the bridge injunction suit and the
der; 11. B. Shawe of Corvallis, treas­ in recognition of their hardships.
urer; Urban A. Keppinger of Corval­
.Meanwhile the three other' planes The voters last November decided suit by the county to set aside the
lis, adjutant; and M. Wesley Goss, will continue under command of to substitute the government sale of bridge contracts were postponed un­
of Salem, chaplain. Approximately Lieutenant Ixiwell H. Smith. Major liquor for prohibition, decreed by til tomorrow.
75 veterans attended the convention. Martin is to retain the designation the people in 1915, effective the fol­
The place of meeting next year will as commanding officer. Lieutenant lowing year.
Portland, ‘Muy 12. The strung*-
malady of the deer reported in Wal­
lowa county Is largely imaginary,
suid Cuptuin A. E. Hurghduff, state
game warden, who yesterday re­
ceived u report from the deputy game
warden and veterinarian In the dis­
I hh u I Cooperative Association I» To trict. Dr. W. H. Lytle, state Veter­ Giii-n .Sanction f<>r Unir) unii Fixai
< 'oui mission ei'— Webster 11 rails
Sind Sluff Out—lias Evcellcut
Inarian, also expressed doubt an tu
Ixxal Organization
Facilities fur Handling
the existence of the rnaludy.
"Irfvestlgatlon over several wee kN
has revealed the epidemic to be a
Plans for actively carrying on a
In line with th« plan determined matter of Imagination." declared I
campaign to uphold the Oleo bill,
upon by the directors of th« Joseph­ Captain Burghduff yesterday.
'Our
ine Farmers Cooperative Association, deputies have found no serious dis­ passed at tile lust session of the leg­
a request bus been made by the co­ eases among the deer and say the re­ islature, wus discussed at the meet­
operative for the farmers to report ports are unfounded." *Dr. Lytle ing of the Josephine County Dairy­
to the association the quantity and declared the supposed epidemic had men's association held Saturday
kind of farm produce for which the no connection with the foot and evening at the court house. It was
decided that the commercial dairy­
farmer Is seeking an outlet. It is mouth disease.
men should raise famis to support
the Intention of the mm behind the
the campaign by contributing 25
cooperative to secure outside to
I ar-
cents for each dairy animal over
ketH for the farm products of this
two years of age, and it was planned
locality. Tho flrat requirement t for
the success of such a campaign will Preoi'leni of Suite linlrj men's Asso­ to organize Josephine county on the
basis of voting precincts and have a
be the intelligent compilation of the
ciation at Grange Hull
committee in each precinct to raise
products available. A letter has
the funds. Each person contributing
been aent to every farmer In the
Chester L. Mulkey, preAldi'iit <>r »..00 or more will be supplied with
district of which Grants -Pass in the the Ht lite dairymen's associât Ion,
center, requesting them to report to will speak ul an open meeting to- dairy campaign buttons, and the
funds received from the sale of these be named by the state commander at Smith’s title being acting officer in
the association these facta.
night nt the Rogue River valloy
command. Martin and Harvey are
Although the letters were only grange hull. All Interested in the buttons in the county already re­ a future date.
to cross the Atlantic in time to greet
sen out Saturday, todays mail dairying Industry of Oregon are 4iw. ceived from the sale of these but­
Real Celebration to Be Staged Says
the flyers and lead them on the way
brought In a fow replies. This indi- vlteil to be present to hear him. us tons in the county already will be
Visiting Delegation
home from Europe.
Slashes Throat in San Francisco
cates that an Interest In being shown he will deal with the oleomargarine credited to the Josephine county
quota
of
$130.
Hotel Today
Already there Is a brisk demand, question, which is said to be au im­
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Chester Mulkey, president of the
False Pass, Alaska, May 12.—(A.
from the outside, and some truck­ portant factor In the future de-
Three Nominations Made for Club!
Ashland is to stage a real celebra­
State Dairymen's association, was
P.)—(Major Martin, whose plane
San Francisco, May 12.— (A. P.)
men nre combing the country seek­ velopment of this Industry,
Presidency Last Hatunlay
tion
on July 3 and 4 this year in ac­
anil
present
Saturday
evening
was wrecked against a mountain on —L. W. Green, former superinten­
ing produce. It In the hope of the
Mr. Mulkey spoke at noon before
cordance with their usual custom.
wrought
to
the
alleutlon
of
the
dalry-
April
30.
intends
to
leave
Port
Mol
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dent
of
the
Chilcoot
Lumber
Com
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local association that tho plan of the the Chamber of Commerce forum
Three nominations for the presi-i
This was the message brought to
ler tomorrow for the United States. pany, of Klamath Falls, slashed his
Ashland association can be carried luncheon. Ho spoke of traveling be­ m nen preaeut the need of their active
riency of the Grants Pass Womans ■
the people of Granta Pass today by
support
in
upholding
this
bill.
He
and
Harvey
are
to
board
the
can
­
throat
in
the
hotel
here
with
eni-
out, where nil of the produce des­ tween Roseburg and Ashland on the
Club were made Saturday, these be-j
a delegation of five Ashland boost­
nery tender Catherine D of the Pa­ cidal intent. He died on the oper­
tined for the outside markets is' highway and H««ing very few dairy
Another matter discussed by the
ers who invited the citizens of the
ing Mrs. F. B. Barnes. Mrs. George
attempting to
gathered at the warehouse of the as­ herds. He believes that the people dairymen was Hie securing of a Eaton and Mrs. M. H. Hutchinson. cific American fisheries, of Belling­ ating table while
city, through the Chamber of Com­
sociation, where Intelligent dlstrihu- of Southern Oregon are overlooking dairy and food commissioner at the Mrs. C. H. Woodward, president dur­ ham, which scheduled to leave Port make a will leaving his property to merce, to participate
in the affair,
tlon In made to fit the needs of the1 opportunities which are offered in coming primaries who would be fa­ ing the past year, was nominated to Moller tomorrow for Puget Sound. a friend in San Francisco.
They also issued an invitation to
outside markets.
the development of the dairying in­ vorable to the interests of the dairy­ succeed herself but declined. For
attend the Klamath Falls-Ashland
Cordova. May 12.—(A.P.)—‘Major
The local cooperative In well dustry which is one of the most men and not owned by the big busi- vice president, Mrs. M. H. Hutchin­
Mile High celebration June 4 at the
Martin
and
mechanic.
Sergeant
Har
­
equipped thin season to handle the profitable connected with agricul­ ness Interests, aud afler consider- son. Mrs. W. W. Canby and Mrs. F.
top of Green Springs mountain, be-
products, an It la now located In the ture.
He showed that the 3000 , able discussion the aasociation en- B. Barnes were named. Five were vey are alive at Port Moller, 100 Senate Adopts Resolution Asking I. ing held to commemorate the com­
miles
west
of
Chignic.
Their
air
­
for
the
office
of
large warehouse of the Oregon I dairy cows in the state produced dorsed J. 1». Mickle
pletion of the highway over the
named for the position of recording
C. C. to Take Action
plane struck a mountain near Port
Growers, on F street. Just three 4so,000 pounds of butterfat each dairy and food commissioner.
mountains between the two cities.
secretary, these being Mrs. R. W.
t
Moller
an
hour
and
a
half
after
blocks cant of the old location.
The meeting Saturday evening was Stearns. Mrs. A. B. Davis. Mrs. C.
year, bringing in to this community
Washington, May 12.— (A. P.) — Those who came down were J. "H.
about $250,000. There is always a for the purpose of completing the or­ H. Woodward, Mrs. J. ' T. Chinnock leaving Chignic. They endured great The senate adopted a resolution to­ Fuller, secretary of the Ashland
hardship in reaching Port Moller.
market for dairy products despite ganization of the association and a and Mrs. H. B. Howell, For corre-
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day asking that the interstate com- [ Chamber of Commerce, V. B. Miller,
the general conditions, which often • constitution and by-laws were adopt­ spending secretary. Mrs. A. B. Davis.
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merce commission rearrange their Chief High Fizz of the Lithians. Wirt
ed and the following officers elected: Mrs. W. C. Holmes and Miss Jessie
.
rates on agricultural products with-1 Wright, members of the board of
Six lallst - l.nbor Purl) to Run Frank make fruit unprofitable to handle.
The dairymen, he said, gets 12 pay president. J. F. Webster; vice-presi­ Griswold were selected, ' Miss Fan-
out delay, so as to promote their 1 directors of the Ashland chamber,
Jonen for President
days a year against one for t he dent, William Carl; secretnry-tr<*as- nle Abrams and Mrs. J. E. Hair were Twentieth Century
easy
movement.
It declared agri- | Senator Dunn, of Jackson county,
Store
him urur, William Scoville.
nominated for treasurer.
culture a basic industry which the ; and Carl Loveland, director of the
Ijirge Amount
Now York, May 12.—(A. Pl — , average farmer. This gives
the i
The by-laws of the association
purchasing power throughout
The ladies voted to send their
government intends to foster.
| Ashland band.
Delegates of the socialist-labor par­
I year. The revoking of tho bill | provide that anyone interested in the president, Mrs. Woodward, as a
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According to the visitors. Ash-
ty In convention here today select­
Someone has supplies for the sum­
j land has a large number of attrac-
ed Frank T. Jones, of Oregon, as n passed by the recent legislature dairying industry of Josephine coun­ delegate to the national federation mer and part of next winter today, MOTHER AM» CHILDREN
: through the referendum now being ty. or adjacent trade territory, may of Womans Clubs convention in Los following the successful robbery of
ARE BURNED TO DEATH I tions already signed up. These in-
candidate for the presidency next
I offered, would work a hardship on become a member of tho association Angeles next June. Talks were given
the Twentieth Century grocery or
Novemlier. Verne L. Reynolds, of
' the industry ami would place it in upon the payment of the membership by H. D. Norton, president of the street last Saturday night. An
Maryland, Is the vice presidential
Chamber of Commerce, on coopera­ ventory has not yet been taken
candidate, Th-- convention today Jeopardy, he contended, ill asking fee of $1.00 per year.
N. J. Jamison, extension dairyman tion, and by Chester L. Mulkey, pres­
that the people of Josephine county
framed the party's platform.
it looks as if about $150 worth
| of O. A. C., was present and told of ident of the state dairymen's asso­ groceries were taken. The local
uphold tho dairy law.
the purebred sire campaign plan now­ ciation on the oleomargarine ques­ lice are running down all the av;
OPPOSITION TO KIYOl'KA
being carried out in one or two of tion.
GOVERNMENT IS VICTOR Files Fl mil Proof—
able clues and hope to find the p
Final proof was maddn today by the other counties of the state, and
ties who committed the crime,
Tokio, May 12.—(A. P.)—Tho J. F. Sargent on his homestead five the dairymen present heartily en-
sorts
of provisions were taken.
factions opposing the Kiyoura gov­ miles east of Selma.
Mr. Sargent . dorsed the plan. He also told some
Entrance was gained through
ernment won the majority in the has 80.96 acres. Ulis witnessed were of the advantages coming to certain
rear door which opens on the alley
election yesterday.
W. A. Hogue and Clarence Share,
sections of the state due to cow test­ Mrs. Henry Wood Pasees Away at between G and H streets. This is an
ing associations, and how the aver­
City Auto Camp on Sunday
exceedingly dark place and the stuff
age of the 3,000 cows in the Tilla­
could have been loaded in a car with­
mook Cow Testing association was
While on an auto trip which was out difficulty. One of the panels was
330 lbs. and the county nverage being taken primarily tor the pur­ broken and the door opened by
Chicago, May 12.— (k. P.)—With English language. Foreigners not
with 15,000 cows, 240 lbs. The Jo­ pose of improving the health of her reaching through the broken panel the grant of $26,000 made by the detained are reached through the
sephine county average, brought out husband. Mrs. Henry JI, Wood, of and turning the key.
Carnegie Corporation to the Ameri­ churches; talks by the librarian at
at the recent Extension Conference, Roselle Park, New Jersey, suddenly
can Library association for a study night schools; distribution of circu­
is approximately the same as the dropped dead in the city auto park
in adult education and other library lars about the library in 13 foreign
Formation of a third party in the j
Madison, IMny 12.—( A. 1’.).—WI b -,
state average or 160 lbs. The bene- yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs.
naturalization
data, headquarters here believes languages; through
consln, one of the original Progrès-! state was threatened some lime ago fits to dairymen who are members of
foreign
Wood arrived Saturday on their trip Ululi School Annual Will Be Dts- that the step about to be undertaken officials and through the
slvo slates, has prospects of a new
press.
Laborers,
housewives.
en­
will
have
a
pronounced
influence
on
by followers of lIMeut. Gov. Comings. such an association also include the and yesterday started to break camp
tributisi Tomorrow Night
political movement, linkod closely to
sale of such calves as have been with the expectation of going to
the future development of American gineers, singers, lawyers and archi­
At
first
it
was
said
an
entirely
new
the movement for Senator 'Robert M.
brought Into this county from the Roseburg for- the night. Mr. Wood
The Toka, the annual of the libraries and their services as edu­ tects, says the librarian, kneel be­
La.Follette for President, hut separ­ party was probable. It was decided Tillamook
association,
which was engaged in taking down the Grants Pass high school, will be on cational centers.
fore the shelves of “Easy books tör
ate from tho Republican party in tho by leaders of the movement. how-| brought the members $10.00 each at
Reports from libraries through- foreigners."
tent and his wife was taking up the sale tomorrow night at the annual
state. A call hns been Issued for aj ever, to join in the national move for the farm.
The Chicago Public Library has
tent ropes. .He heard her exclaim. class day of the senior class. The out the country, where this service
state-wide conference here on May) progressive political action. Tho
County Agent Herbert Howell and "Henry. I am dying", and by the book was being finished today at the already has been started on a meas- established
bureau,
a
readers'
will determine Assistant County Agent Fowler, of
18, to consider the formation of the conference here
time help arrived she had passed Courier office to have it ready for ured scale, show possibilities of it whose function is to increase the
Wisconsin Conference for .Progros-j whether the state group will join the Jackson county are taking active
distribution. The majority of the becoming a means of self-education. usefulness of the library to men and
away.
national organization; whethor indi­ stops now to organize a cow testing
slve .Political Action.
They left Roselle Park last March 404 copies have already been taken Americanization, technical, mechan­ women who wish to continue their
The meeting was called by persons vidual candidates for state offices association in the Rogue River valley
on the advice of their doctor and by members of the student body. A ical and cultural development and a education out of school. This bu­
known to be favorablo to Senator will be endorsed, and whether an pu­ and already some 300 cows havA
were making an extended trip. Mr. few extra copies will be available helpful source toward an understood reau prepares the outlines for the
LaFollette as a presidential candi­ tlrely soparate state ticket will be been signed up. 'Dairymen who are
Wood
was in poor health and Mrs. for tho public who are informed citizenship. A summary of the re- study of any (non-vocational) sub­
date. At the same time, endorse­ put in tho field, according to Its anxious to have their cows tested
ject for patrons interested In fol­
Wood had been suffering from indi- that they must order early if they port follows:
ment of some candidate for tho gov­ sponsors.
The
regularly should communicate with gestion for several years, this fin­ nre to be assured of a book,
In Seattle, the Public Library be- lowing a definite course of reading.
ernorship other than Governor John
Political followers declare them­ their respective agents. The draw- ally having caused her death. They book costs a dollar.
gins its Americanization work at the The library undertakes to supply the
J. Blaine, incumbent, Is declared by selves interested in the movement back of the small herds of the testing
most
The
Toka
this
year
is
a
detention quarters of the Immigra­ books prescribed in each course in
were on their way to Vancouver, B.
leaders of the new movement to be from the fact that should Senator association can be partly overcome
publication,
from tion Service. The men and women consecutive order and at proper In­
C. Mr. Wood left last night for the commendable
likely, since the call Is signed among La-Follette become a third party' by allowing the farmers who live
east with the body and will return every standpoint. The nnnual has there now are largely Russians, pro­ tervals. So eager were the people
others by Lieut. Gov. George F. Com­ candidate for President, the IxlFol- close together to combine their herds
120 pages of reading matter and fessional men and women, musicians, for this service that within a few
later for his car.
ings, a candidate for governor. Other lette ticket in Wisconsin may appear in such a way as to make approxi-
advertising. A large number of Il- artists, artisans, ex-nobles. By in­ weeks after the first announcement
announced Comings supporters also under tho Republican party heading. mately 25 cows per day for the
lustrations are included in the book. stalling a collection of books there was made the publicity was stopped
have signed the call, which Includes Governor Blaine and others expected tester.
Saturday evening of every other The book is dedicated to the Cave-
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it provides an opportunity for t,he and the library concentrated its ef­
32 representatives of state organiza­ to run on the Republican ticket are
It was decided by the dairymen month, and the next meeting will be men. This idea is carried out eager, hopeful newcomers to learn forts on catching up with the re­
tions and labor groups.
announced LaFollette Progressives. that the association meet the fourth I held the fourth Saturday of July.
throughout tho whole of the Toka. something about America and the quests already made.
WILL SEEK OUTSIDE MARKETS
J. 0. MICKLE IS ENDORSED
DESIGNATION IS
RETAINEO
STILE ACTIVE
IN
PROBE
ALBERTA PROVINCE IS WET
ASHLAND
KLAMATH MAN IS SUICIDE
OREGON MAN IS SELECTED
GROCERY STORE IS ROBBED
TOURIST
DIES
SUDDENLY
OUT
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INVITES CITIZENS