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three mouth* iu
th e lie h oeone at Ashland. Pure
domestio w ater heipä,
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WILL
INAL GAME
By
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HONORED
LODGE
U
Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
(Ualtod E m m W ire Service)
n ».¿ri p mr
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here, run”, «
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»hers of F ifty
" Invited
to Function
eral hftndred Ashland fans Joined
sww.weg « « y ^ s i iw s i.w .
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w ith M M IS r In almost auecumh-
Ing frod heart failure.
Bred Oats Trip le 'r
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W ith three, on and twa out In
the sixth, Peterson, Ashland flrat- Mrs. Bari C. Gr»y of S e a ttle
Meets Death a t Camion
aackor, caught a fast bail on the
Beach
outside and crashed it alttoet to
the Identical spot where Mohler
9E
ir e ^ h .
had clicked hint. Three runs scor
f T 4 ’ .P1«h*ure spin in an
ed On the hit, w ith Peterson top
¿»»lane yeater^iy proired fatal
ing to thlt-d base.
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for Mral Bari fc[*fcrA#,’ t4 . of Se
Ashland was leading 10 W *3 .
until the eighth Inning. Medford attle, when her plajiie plunged
scored two when Hoosier HofforC. iPto 16 feet o f ! w a t v near Hay
slammed ont a home run, bringing stack RopK g t- Cannon’ Bewch. | I
Mrs Gray. ,who »Was . the wife
Bannister In ahead of; him. The
of
a well known Seattle orchestra
third home’ run of the gamn was
leader, had Just learned bog to
h it by Robbins who crashed; ope
Into deep right for the elrhUlt In operate the plane. She is thought
to have run out of gasoline. The
the sixth frame.
body has not yet been recovered.
The crowd was declared to he
the largest that ever ateehded
a baseball game in* Southern Ore
gon.
More than 2000 persons,
crowded into the fa ir grounds
g rin d stand to r the contest' which
was played unded perfect weath
e r conditions.
Crinpled
Schoenl smarted
tha
mound Transportation
on A tlantic Coast; Nine
work tor Medford bat withdrew
Lose L ives
In the th ird to r Davidson, wheat
Medford had "borrowed” from
N E W YO RK, 8ept. 7.— (TTP)__
Klam ath P a ia . W inters went the
fu ll distance tor Ashland and was Transportation and communica
never In danger until the ninth tion facilities along the hi Id di-
inning, when four safe hit» and A tlantic seaboard Is badly crip-
ofie base on belle almost spelled pled today aw the, result of a ter
rific wind ano rain storm which
defeat for tha local athletes.
raged tor nearly five hours. At
Correa is Star
Tha speedy defense work of least nine persons were killed and
yo u n | Charley Curran a t second scores were Injured.
MANY ARE KIUED
NO. 3
« D JURORS 10
BEGIN PROBE WTO
S s. W » W i
SALEM. Ore., Sept. 7. — (UP)
— While the Marion county grand
Jury went into session today it
was not expected to take up im
mediately the complaint of W. S.
TJ’Ren, Portland attorney, who
chregad Frederick Steiwer, rep
ublican , candidate for United
, States senator, to make a proper
accounting of his campaign ex
penses.
John Carson, district attorney.
Id the matter must he taken
up in regular order and that the
L
B r R. GREER
S E C « 10
DREAD MALADY
Publisher of The Ashland
Tindings Passes Away
at Oxnard, Calif.
CAREER EVENTFUL ONE
W as One of Old School of
Newspaper Men W ith
Varied Experience
B ert R. G reer, ppblisheg
of The A shland Tidings, died
at 8 o ’clock yesterday m orn-
8 ■ 7,* ,*/?
h o s p ita l,
grand Jury probably would not O xnard, Calif., following an
start a consideration of the illness of several m onths
T he funeral
charges agninst Steiwer untH from cancer.
will he held la te r th is week
later in the week.
While the Marion county grand at Burbank, Calif., according
Jury is sifting the U’Ren charges, to ;t special dispatch to T he
the Multnomah county grand Jury Tidings this morning.
today began its probe into the
Mr. G re er’s condition be
ao-called "Yellow ticket” which en me critical a little more
Senator Stanfield claims injured than tw o m onths ago when
l^iW in the primaries.
he subm itted to a majcir op
eration a t the hospital in Ox
Another Candidate
nard. A t th a t Xime the a t
SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 7.— (UP) tending surgeons realized
— Another candidate for United th a t the fight for life was
States senator from Oregon en hopeless and they a d v is e d
tered the race today with the fil
im m ediate «members* p f the
ing of the nomination of W. P.
fam ily th a t lie eoilld » v k -« rrfj ; ,
Adatrw of Portlad. as a nominee cover.
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of an assembly held In Portland
E
^
s
ih
’
K&naat
Mondky.
’□ » e deceased was 62 yeprs
eld
and was born a t F o H 1 ‘
.,*
Loavenwortli, Kan., Sept. 1,
1864, where his fa th e r was
captain a t the array fort.
He grew to young m an
hood a t W infield.
Kan.,
¡At Least 27 Persons K illed where he learned the p rin t- '
ing business in the plapt of
in Colorado Tragedy,
the W ihfield CoBrier. which
Is Claim
was owned hy his brother,
SALIDA, Colo., Sept. 7. — El win P rescott G reer.
(U P )— The death toll In Sundays
D uring Ids early new spa
Denvur and Rto G
p e r career. Mr. G reer was on
[ wreck, near O rel , r, . „ .
the e ta # o f ’Aid d ild d g o ’ ””
day to 27 persohA §4vefalv are H erald, an d wliqn the S a tu r
still « ilM fa
f. fjJijie
8<foie d
r the in- day B lade ' wrs founded he
h g
gt.
«Jrj
[ ji)re a are In}
ln| li
shRopi fcbhditlon.
k shflàpç
pbi
was its fit’s! editor. Froth
It is believed
ed the train was travel- Chicago Mr. OrbO? retu rn ed
tng. toa fast, which causal
t o th K ansas and when the I n
/eave the . ^ t a . ,
H
dian lands Ffer^ opOrted'M
O klahom a he went to' th a t •
sta te and founded the
ry. O lpa„‘ O purier.' ' .
. ‘
Île la te r went
apsas
City, K an., where
•opglit
thej K ansas C ity Trioune.
.< I-
V; r Bubsentieptly lip/becauio the
I I‘i*(
Former Attorney General nubli^har ofa t h e , Muskogee,
Faces Charge of Defraud
O kia., Times- i s . , i »
ing U nd e 8&m
Comes to Ashland ’^t*
N W YO RK. Sept. 7 (U. P .)— . ‘ ïp '^ d lf Mr. 0 ^ ^ came* to
the
M
HUEO H PIK
-d
=
d h arg es B ro u g h t by W. S.
U ’Ren W ill Be Sifted
a t Salem Soon
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Publisher of The Tidings, Who Died Monday
Every member of the local
Masonic Lodge who has been a
ford
Masonic Lodge who has been a
LOT» OF EXCITEMENT Mason for fifty years o r more w ill
be an honored gudet at the lm-
Fear Piokers eariv Blast »’’• ‘»tve ceremonies that w ill )>e
h#,a in P o la n d . Sept 15th, to
$ ip. N i n t h
' Local * 4
.A
celebrate the T5th Anniversary
of the founding of the Grand
F or a few fateful motuents In Lodge of Oregon. Instructions
the. cftoelng lanlag of the base- > •» » received today by W , H.
hall daaalc a tModfprd Sunday’ Day. Searetary of tha local Ma
lt looked like the Ashland fana sonic Lodge to Immediately as-
would start for home talking t o cert*ln how many fifty year Ma-
themselves. !u a desperate ninth 8onB there are among* its mem-
inning rally, Medford had scored ershlp in the city and surround
four runs and needed hut one ing district. As soon as the
names are received speelal Invita
mere to tie the g av e.
Two men were on basea with tions w ill be sent them from
only one out. Cfleu W inters, Ash- Grand Lodge headquarters.
Thousands or Masons will gath
load Marler, had weakened con-
siderahly and
it
lookad
like er from all parts of the state, to
Tough going ahead. Banister,* participate io t h a celebration, asd
Medford .catcher, was at. the hat., ,n addition representatives from
H e b it a trenching grounder to various lodges ef Washington and
Winters, who «elded tho bull Idaho that were originally under
cleanly to Pilletto at second base the Jurisdiction of the . Grand
to r e t o ff Bayaaas racing down Lodge of Oregon when the North
from f ir s t P illetto -then heaved west was still a territo ry will at-
the ball to Peterson fo r a speedy tend. O f the •Zb.OOO Masons In
dqubfe play and ^ks g av e was Bt>te It Is qeUmated that between
o ra l.
' » t | ,
6,000
6.000 and 0,000
6,000 w ill be present
when Edgar H.
HU Seneanfeh. Most
Thus ended the Sowthgrp O r e W o rshipful, Grand Master, calls
gon Baseball league aeaaon. do far the meeting to ortter io .the M uni
as Ashland was concerned. The cipal Auditorium, in Potijl^ilfl
The Grand Lodgg was orgiUie-
locale won. 10 to ». In a free
h itting gane which was replete ed three quarters of a eentpry
Wfth uaasual plays from V e r t ago te Oregon City to,
Gun Oregon' ¡Territory embraced
to finish.
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Sagay Mohler, left - handed everything from the epadt to the
Rocky Mountains. -A t the coip
pitcher who was playlag left ing Portland meeting t ie
field, SIShled to the plate In the
addresses w ill deaf with '
seeeeg feping a fte r Peterson and
tory of Masonry ip
W inters had
hdth b it
safely
the part Masonry has* p)
Mohler eaught a alow Inside hall
the state’s development.
Jupt where he liked U and the
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ASHLAND, OREGON, T U E SDAY, SEPT. 7, 1926
Tea» I
Club Takas Thrill
10 to 9, at
ASH LA N D CLIMATE
Without the use of medicine cares
nine oases out of^on of asthma.
T his is a prove
lOLL HIGH
f i n i i
JS STARTED TODAY
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An unwillingness to 'serve was *
evident (oSay among th i 200 per
. w , th a t he
sons 4ho
called s
as
prospec December
-V s.w were vuiicu
aa piunpct-
tiv e Juro
urors for the tçlal of HAfÇ» took, ovef, th is , new spaper
M. Da uigherty, tfonkpd ^ to tn « y froip R. B. and X ..S.,B«jiiiett.
d in his first editorial be
In theyarlence of the newspaper office, good fighter and clean one; he was a good I general il. 'and- Thomae E; m illet. an
to
ld
i of his im pression»-,of
ioruief alien property custodians
Bert R. Greer has signed o ff his final ?‘3O” loser who accepted the decision of the Great wh<t
A
shland
in this m annert,
sr< ,cbatg«d with* a conspir
“
A
shland
lo o k s-g o o d to
//w» day's work is done. The proof sheets of Referee without a whimper.
acy to defraud the government..
it . is clean.
The
Daughejrty Is tha 8rst cabinet, o<- me because
,
, .
his life's work have been gathered in by the
In
the
archives
of
Ashland's
history
Bert
fleer
Who.wgs
ever
tried
tor
an
^
n
l
e
seem
to
tak
e
m
ore
Great Compositor. '
,. ,
'
r
I__in terest
in in
hom
e tifft
th th
an a n
m in
interest
home
Hie
alleged Jo have *been com
R. Greer has written his name in u h fading offense
show.-
Ahi a ttra c te d by
All that is mortal of Bert R. Greer now ink. It was his vision which conceived that mltted while In the cabinet.
your
schools,*
y o u r churehes
rests with tired hands folded upon his breast. wondrous stretch of shade and greenery and
and y our spirit.* " I ’like y d t lr
The eyes that were wont to twinkle with good rippling waters that is now Lithia Park: It
hills, your valleys, y o u r sun
humor and sympathetic understanding are Was his vision which caused to be harnessed Four Injured as
shine and you¥ r a iu .1 ‘ >1 *
w ant to live1 and re a r
closed in eternal sleep. The seductive babr o f the bubbling mineral waters from nearby
Auto Leaves Road mv “ I fam
ily in a substantial,
printer's ink, which sets the life blood of rocky crevices and bring them into the city
wholesome cdraftlupity th a t’s
newspaper folks a-tingle, shall nevermore he loved so tvell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bryabt and why I am here.’ *
Mr. and Mrs. James Smit^ of
Starts D aily
awaken
him
into
battle.
Never
again
can
his
base was a revelation. Thia little
Dunsmuir received painful but not
Though
varied
business
interests
took
edger ears be attuned to#he musical hum of
r The T idings a t th a t tim e
infielder covered a world of ter Hold Engineer
serious Injuries yesterday when a
Him
from
this
city
for
months
at
a
time,
Ash
was published > a s a semi-
the
newspaper
presses.
rito ry and was a tower o f strength
I.ear in which they were driving
weekly.
A s A shland contin
land
was
in
every
sense,
his
home'town.
As
from firs t to last.
Peterson on
to Ashland was crowded o ff the
Bert R. Greer is dead. But even in death,
in Train Wreek
firs t base also played better hall
highway south of here end turn ues to grow a n d - prosper
/ic
lay
fighting
desperately
for
life
in
a
Cali
the courageous battle he fought should be
than at any tim e this aeaaon a««
ed over in a
stretch of looea so, too, did T he -Tidings, un
fornia
hospital,
it
was
toward
the
rolling
hills
cherished
as
an
inspiration
td
those
of
us
gives promise of becoming the
CHICAGO, I1L, Sept. 7. — (U
gravel. One of the injured wo til on Septem ber 1» 1919, the
of
Ashland
that
his
eyes
turned
longingly.
men was >ulhed into the city hy semi*-weekly* branched out
leading firs t baseman in tha lea P P '— Engineer Louis J. Smith
who are numbered among his home-tow
Was ordered attested In h hospi
gue next yhar.
Claude
In order that into an afternoon Yfaiiv and
friends. His was a losing fight^against th His fluttering heart spanned the inconse- she might Saunders
By wiaglag Bunday's game Ash tal hare »here he was found to RRP W H R B B
have immediate eurgl- it has been p u b lish e d ‘since
ravages of a dreqd disease which medical quential space of mountains and valleys and cal attention.
theb' Mc g i f!fciiv*hHr»prtt>er.
land can new aloes, the season in day following a rear-end collis
»rested here in peace among the hometown
a tie w ith el|h er Klamath Palls ion of two Chicago Northern pas science as yet has been unable to conquer.
In 1920 MT.’ Gi*eer took ov
o r Grants Papa (or tha test posi senger trains In the heart of the
e r th ^ B u rb k h V R c ftd W a t
folks.
Not even against these impossible odds
tion. Mlamath Palls and Bfaata city, which revolted ita the death
BUcbdhk. C alif ‘ fofifiln«ra
It was Ashland he loved. It was Ashland Will Hold Greer
Paia are scheduled te p lS f ttekt of five persona and the Injuring
did he once give up the fight. No^ottce did
p a rtn e rsh ip ' w itn His soB-}h-
ere he lived and let live. It was in Ash-
Sunday to see which tftaM plays Cf* Store than 66. H it failu re to
Burial Wednesday
he flinch or ask for quarter. As life's elver-
Medford for tho' chamMeikhip. see a standing train because of n
nd
where
he
reared
a
monumentr—Lithia
lengthening shadows slowly descended about
Had Medford won yeeturday the dimmed, headlight la blamed for
«9
le a « ie season d o A d hive? H e n •the crash. .•
his hospital bed, he remained the same— qrk— that will endure to the end of time.
The funeral of Bert B.
Over. ' •
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hopefdl to the last. The same characteris i » And all Ashlandr—friend and foe alike « Ill he held nt nui-han
Club directors, fkut B«d pop.
« r. T H E W E A T H E R
g t »0 O'Heck, according t e r ä ä n
tics which bore him up in life remained stead -rdoday joins in mourning the death of Bert morning
porteta generally of the Aehlaad
Oregon— Unsettled, local show
to n telcgrnns Into this aitrenuunt in -Soul
(fee* tinned on Vage tiJd d t.,' e r . todlght bad Wednesday. Nor fast at the approach of, death.
He was a R. Greer. . ■
The Manonie and Elk Mg» W
ill (C ^ tta r e d 0 u
mal tem perature w ith lig h t
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winds I
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be In chnsge •< tito mrvfesg.