Claffi H"—w»uld he composed
»f leagues with tMffli composed
of high school, collega and aemi-
H t*la suggestion doss not
«M t wtth tbs approval of the
"little magnates,". Saxton will
ash them -to adopt some method
of restricting the nnmhsr of
seasons^ or experienced play-
ara and the number of option
players on Class D club*.
MPkA Atf
w wen <■««
Thia plan, ba figures, would
make mora opening» (or young
players while the naw league
idea would give them plenty of J
opportunity to learn baseball un-*
der proper inatruetion ‘ and put
them through a course into hat* 1
tar leagues In one-third of the
time rekuirsd under the present
classification.
, , ■ . ~7
Detailed plana to r the adaption
of the new classified » ere not
disclosed hut te rrlto rlil que«-
tlona* would be the only big prob­
lem and it should . A t take more
than a year to get the-various
leagues organised.
There afe
any numbtfr of ways 1n which re­
creation authorities lu various
citt?e oould be interested in the
proposition and It looks like the
Police Departmem
which árp la a large measure ’* I muiís for taO
Wfi
of the city Recorder and are
a part hereof.
Any parean desiring to examine said 01
eetnnates may do so at the qffice of the City Recorder.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a tree atgtem«
the proposed budget of expenses for the yeiy ’19Í»' ad aoopl
the Budget Committee of tkq City of Ashland, Oregon, Nev
3rd, 1925, end pursuant tq authority given by the Oo
Council a t a meeting held th e ’seine date.
N O TIC B 18 H B R B B Y G IV E N to i l l persons interested tl
that the City Council w ill meet at thp Cly K ail. Ashland G
on Friday, November 37, 1325, at 8 o’clock p. m-, the!
lacnaa sajd budget »nd make the levy of the CltX
ir expend! ifuree for the year’ l i l t , at which time and plot
srested therein may meet with the couactl end
dr objections to skid' budget, and said' propose
are on flle in the ofttoe
W®aJ OBE^OOOO-
a
Accident Insurance......... ...........
Automobile expense.............„ ..... .
Meals and rooms for prisoners.
Telephone and telegnpme.........
O U jK ir k g W
If oay th»y h i v e . ....
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•+-
ideal plan.
ECONOMY
B? B
j
G ERTR U D E R IE D E Ci
Date of first publication, November 8, 0 2 8 .
Amount to be raised
Estimated balance end
funds
of
organised
baseball,
some of them insisted, a k ' i
be allowed
Fuel
L ig h ts
to grow
and
grow
in a pile the height of tire trem
..........................
Telephone and clock.
Salaries ~......................
Janitor ...
Insurance
Printing and supplies.................
P eri od ica la
Improvements and rep aira........
Binding ...........................................
Books
Postage, express, freight, dray
Miscellaneous - ..............................
N E W YO RK, iiov. 30— (U .
P .)— M ajo r league club owners
14.341.0» who have enough sportlQg interest
or money invested in baseball
From School Dist. gio. 5
to
be concerned about the fu­
Fines and other sources..
ture of the game realise that
the biggest problem they havo
to face is the development of
Amount to be
y w n g players.
Estimated balaace
I f baseball la to be continued
as a 1 paying investment and
Aocldsnt inaurine» . . . Z - - ' .....
one of tbe leading outdoor sport*,
Labor and m ateriat................ —
the Interest of the public will
Salary— StrffiR. Commissioner.
have to be maintained. . ifc can
be maintained only b F fu n iftiia g
Telephone
good competition and good' com­
petition can be provided only by
Amount to be raised by levy.--------
good players on good terms.
Estimated balance pnd. of y a y —-None,
The big problem. It 'follows
then, is to gat good young play-
ers and they can’t be bought out
Amount
of a catalogue or turned out In
UTAJJQUA DEPARTMENT
a factory.
John A. Hsydler, president of
Band
the National League and one o(
Care of Chautauqua Park.
the leading thinkers in the game,
suggested last winter that or­
ganised baseball ¿light spend to
an. advantage some of the for-
tune that in accumulating in the
Salary of F ire Chlof — ..........—
treasury of the advisory council
Salary of two d riv e n ..............
by founding a number of base­
Voluntasr firemen «•••••«eee«eeyeeee»»«~
ball colleges with former major
Vacation relief-man ..... ........ .....
Chief’s expense» to Convention
league players as the faculty pro­
Accident insurance
—
fessors.
Telephone ----- ---------- — ,------ —
The suggestion did not meet,
Supplies
with muck favor among the club
TrOek expense ....... .........„ .......
Two turn-out suits and boots ..
owners of the two big league
Throe helmets
for a number of reasons.
The
Fuel ....... - ............... - ......
..............
•
•
Ilea
_____
>p
Office supplies
—~
.......
Drayage, express,
freight t; » --------
• • e e - » • •• «
« prims, freigh
ad mattresses
■*e«e
ARTMBNT
AUCTION
street.
P° i — Electric
ers to get the right kind of a
start and provide them with a
means of quicker and better de­
velopment
« •g io * la going to ask the
minor league club owners, when
they meet this winter, on C a ti­
lina Iilap d , Cal,, to approve Of
the organisation of a new mlnof
league class. This class— which
probably would he known as
Some Real
Bargains
1920 Obev. good coaditioQ,
FW
RAMAKE& MOTOR 0 0 .
Amount to be raised by levy
Estimated balance end of year— None.
FAME DEPARTM ENT
Getlmated ExpendMwae, 1 E M
Labor for the y e a r............. - .........„ ...„ — .» L H 1
Fifth payment Ashland Printing Cq. —
|8 i
Interest on same ..................... ............... ..
Fourth Payment on Lqvl 'flthvqM tract
Interest, on same
'
Saturday Special
O
P P ,
T h e a c h ie v e m e n t
p f o u r 47>yearg o f
g a s o l i n e - m a k in g
e x p e r ie n c e !
A t Standard Oil
S e r v ic e S ta tio n s
and “ R e d G r o w n ”
d ealers.
I COMfttNy
WINTER
_
Range,
Mot
Washing
Ma­
c|otbes—ipahe year motoring
safe and comfortable. In ad­
dition to the necessities listed
be,low, we also asr ry complete
Hites of Qloves, Robes, W ind­
shield W eather Strips. 8kM
chine and W ringer, Thor.
4— Lavatories,
Complete
Complete w ith waste pipe and
Oak Street Garage
Sale ot loin
Q
SALE
‘
I — Electric
E asy terms on these care
Come in and try them o u t
imetery
Care of Moun
Labor— Ashland Cemetery
Supplies
OLYM PIA, Nov. 30— (U. P .)
— Following Governor H artley’s
recommendations looking toward
further economies, a ’ group of
representatives of the smaller
counties were today w riting a
bill which would combine sev­
eral county offices.
I t la ex­
pected the bill will ,be Intro­
duced tomorrow. I t would prft-
vide a combination in the smaller
counties of the sheriff and asses­
sor, prosecuting attorney and
coroner,
county
auditor
and
ury as a weapon for or against
a third m ajor league which Mams
certain to cóme in a few ygirs.
The funds, they say, ebuld
help organised baseball to M art
a third league or fight o ff any
interest» that tried to organic
clerk.
competition against the two ex­
isting majors.
Classified Ads Bring Resulta.
They thought also that Hcy-
d le r’s dee was not practical and
that It was too radical even if
the faculty Jobe could hafe been
used as pensions for deserving
baseball players who had rebieKcd
thy end of thsir active dpys.
Oregon, Saturday,
Heydler’a plan, of course, jUd Ashland,
sound radical and it provoked Nor. 21, 1836, at 2 :3 » P- » •
I
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V
The following m aterial will
some m irth among the baseball
be sold to fhe highest bidder
columnists but aty big reforms
for Cash at the New City W are­
look radical In their in d Plmjcz-
house, Corner* pf ta t and - C
▲ Bttiok Big, rew tirss,
runs lik e n e w ,. . . . 1826.00
Estimated balance
w ith th e n e w w ild er
R ed C r o w n gagohao
<< h air-trigger start­
in g * * w o r ld s o f
p o w e r * * m ilea g e !
Phons 27 ‘‘Service W ffthwbil»”
Chains, W in d
1— Bath-tub, 8 ft. Porcelala,
Complete w ith fixtures.
1— Standard Shower Bath,
(Cost 373.00)
fi— Magra Steel Range, Colled
for H ot W ater.
l_ 2 0 - O a l. H ot W ater Tank,
t — Set of Andirons.
1— Lot Window Shades.
1— Lot Electrical Fixtures,
shades and globes,
1— L o t used W ater Pipe and
Fittings.
The above are the electrical
and plumbing fixtures from the
W inbura Cabin.
In addition
the following City Property
w ifl be »old.
T * —A nvil, W eight 75 lbs.
1— Blower, for blacksmith's
forge.
1— Small Power Grinder,
Emery.
1— Concrete Lawn Roller.
3— Windows, Complete with
glass.
'3-^-ToUsts, Complete with
flush tanks.
1— 4
ft.
U rinal
(W hite
Enameled )
1— Camp or Wood Cutters
8$ove-
Theee items may he Inspect­
ed St the City Warehouse at
any tim e before the sale.
leon, Auction««
Pétait*. Stoçe
“ W a lle r ” H e a te r
For quickncva of hcatlnsr—per­
fect regulation and control (he
"W aller” heater Is unequaled.
Model "E," for Fords........»9.4«
M o d e l “C." for Rondntern
Coupe« And Touring Cars. »11.7»
Model “A ” for larger cars. »18.79
-M O O R E " CAR W A R M E R
le. practical, so fa
For
■ only ............................. Me
-K IN G S T O N - H EA TER
A safe, clean, healthful heat.
For F ord* ........................... »3,79
Chevrolet ............................. »3-00
For larger cars .................. »880
a t these Loaf Prices!
30x3
<«-95
3 0 x 3 H ¡E £
30x3% , E S *
10.96
13.60
30x$% &
I «
m
Extra heavy—extra evorsiao—extra ws
delivery cars and busses where unlntei
maniiod. Examine this tire— weigh tl
•nd depth of the eturdy nan-skld tread-
eeiltng for much mors.
30x3'A Cl. Rea. Else.. .»1288
30x3/, Cl. Oversise.. . 14.18
30x3/, 8.8. Oversise.. 19.78
32x3^5 8.8. Oversise.. 17.75
^"44
(1x944
I* » # !
31x4
8.8. Overelxe.. 9348
98x<(i
M k B
(4
S.S. Ovsrsias.. S348
StaS
the width
It with tires
“Fra«t Img”
REGULAR 30c AT
Sewer assessments
Salary Playground SnpL —.....
.....
J
Accident lunnrancs................................ ..-I-. ., 4
o r Cjpnp
n and navata
Hose and small toóla - .....— ........
Printing auto ta g s .............................
saky
radiators,
Inddrs and water
isrsd this week ai
Coni of dperatlgE park wbrk ear
ivOpIllFB tO DFluRO
s &
j P liK
Æ
off the storage
Hand-Oner-*
«#»«».
s r À S -
Second payment op Sohomp tract
interest on deferred payments ...
Efficient and
p ra c tic a l....
L itb fo B fc lw jr
« ta t« »
[ for S ftllr A »a a t Y our
From »ale of
Auto camps a
’ housa»
-
—
1921 tfORD-
In fine condition, 9 wire wheels, good tires, Atwater
Kont ignition.
‘
'
Amount to be raised by levy
Estimate«} b a t a n ^ j n d f i f ye
Interest on <>70,000
A
Igtarest on
8,008 Pi
in te s e s i» *
4 4 4 * 9 Ri
SES.oo Suits with uro pen
hand tattered, reg g er ffi
ORRKH T A IL O R IR O P
.;
Upstairs
rpit & Produce ÀMocjatiou
«hart» tan»«» du W t
Cw
—also covers the motor. The
leag grain rubberised water­
proof fabric M lined wl(h aa-
Thi« Week*» Si
MAPLE PUFFfe
W ings. T o p H e -
oovers, Alcohol, etc.