TH U R S D A Y, Jaauary VJ, 10B7.
chanca that he w ill ba pardon
ed.’' said Warden Sm ith’s secra-
tp ^ .
“H a b e . bee. opUmtatlc
about hie
chance« from
the
Ir e t"
The ooBfietcd slayer’« wife
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 87. — » In Sen Francisco was Informed
( UN>r — Although
Governor
of the governor*, action but «eld
Tottng- has ‘ ruled thht HffWgrd ahe waa not through fighting.
K.£.flky«r< .scion of a respected
Colorado fam ily, must die on
the gallows. pf Folaom peniten Left for California—
tiary, Bayer fend ale wife have
M rs .H o w a rd Swart wood and
not given up hope that bie life Mrs. W illiam Webster of thlp
may yet be spared.
city left last evening for an •» -
Bayer had not
informed tended vjsit in Los Angelas, Cal.;
tonight that t i e ^governor bad and othey southern cities.
Lindsey to Make
St.il Fight for
r
Fight For Job
Life of Convfet
Perry Jforton H er» i 4 j . ,
Perry Norton who works
gpl hH < iiwinn**»’— spent yester- H ilt. cal., spbdt last evening
ttay In Ashland looking after busl- this city visiting with friends.
ftftn affairs.
Semitic Problem in Russia
? ' is Solved by
Marriage
t
MOSCOW— (U P ) — Interm ar-
) rlage between Jews and -Gentiles
in Russia la going on at an u n
precedented pace and 1» held a
1 possible solution of One of Rus-
» sia’a ancient and most puzzling
Ifsny ' the
new
scratchlass
I problems.
nteetirlcally. recorded Victor rec-
Although statistical in fo rm a-i
WMs a l^ th e Jfese.,
t tion is la ck in g ,'it Is reported on
good authority that the number
Sénior Hlgh School P. T. A .
* of Jewish men or women marry
eeoked food sale Saturday, Janu-
ing Christians la almost as great
dry 88, Harldy Bros. Sale begins
f as that of the Jews marrying
• :88 S. m.
’ 1M -4
those of their own fhith.
The tendency has received its
A t the Oregon Mete»—
; » City Electrician Called O u t -
E l mer Morrison, city ylectrtc- • impulse from the topmost'' levels ,
Hazel JBpwell'of Portland, Ore.,
was among those who registered ian, was called out this morning of authority In the Soviet Union.
to rescue a cat, which had become
Rykbf, ,the premier of the sov
• 6 the* Oregon hotel yesterday.
frightened b y -th e heavy traffic iet Union, himself a Christian, Is
on the Main street and had run married to« a Jewess. Trotsky, a
Modern Woodmen entertain
Jew, has a Russian woman and I
" Mahogany Camp w ill entertain up a telephone pole in the front
of
The
Rose.
Mr.
Morrison
brave
a Christian for his wife. His
Visiting delegations from K lam
ly
climbed
thh
pole
and
brought
first wife was of the Jewish
ath Fall« and M errill at a joint
faith, like himself.
His two
adoption gathering at
Moose the cat down.
daughters, whose mother was
M all on Saturday evening, Jan.
The Loveland School of Music Trotsky’s first wife, had a pure
is now located at 478 Boulevard. Jewish parentage, but one of
The dance at the W inter Garden Teaching all Brass, Woodwind them has married a Christian.
Phone Zinoviev, a Jew, also has a
Friday night will run from 8 to and String Instruments.
126-3 Christian wife.
I t B. m.
1 2 4 -lt 134.
This tendency is wholly a pro
Don’t
forget
m
at
the
W
in
ter
duct
of the Revolution.
In the
Plenty of money to loan on
< o 4 security. Phone 81. Too. of Garden Dance Friday night starts Csarlst day«, unions* between the
mum .
SS-tf at 8:00 acd ends at 11:00 p. m. Jews and Gentiles was strictly
forbidden and children of such i
f /hTHfc GREAT K om/A TRAIN ROBBERS*
a union were considered illegal |
Leaving Tonight—
z w f s v i t e n e attvact / cw
and outcast.
The Jews, under,
Mrs. John Shortridge and Miss Arrived in Medford—
the
Czars
o
f
Russia,
experienced
_
Georgia Richardson of thia city
L. A. Banks, head officer in
w ill leave tonight on train No. the Suncrest orchards company, great cruelties and difficulties.
They were required to live In
i t lo r Los Anggles, Cal., where arrived in Medford Tuesday even
hie headquarters
in certain segregated provinces of
they expect to remain for some ing from
Riverkide, Cal., to spend a short Russia. The schools were prac- f(
tint».
tically shut against their chil
time in this valley on business.
dren.
a
-B ills still standing out and
Settlement
of
the
Russian
Jews
See the new clothes reel at Jor
payable to Ashland Feed and Gro
cery must be paid at once or dan's m ilt, ready to set in the on land is one of the policies j.
IN D IA N A P O L IS , Jan.
27.—
118-tf being vigorously undertaken by „
shit Will be started to enforce col ground.
(U N )— In a day marked by dis
the Soviet Government and by a t)
lection. By order of the Adjust
sension, an Illin o is delegate, W il
A dandy plate lunch Including private society, with many mem-' C|
ment Bureau, J. N. Dennis« trus
liam Hlndmarsb, made a fru it
ts«. P iy at Citizens Bank or to coffee every noon and night, 35c. bers in the United States and Q
less suggestion to
the
United
106-tf In the countries of Europe. The f(
X N. Dennis.
, ,184-St At the Plaza.
Mine W orkers’ convention for the
government has set aside about
formation of a new political par
1,000,000 acres of rich land«,
Jam dance, Bellview commun
ty by organized labor.
mostly In the southern portions
ity .house, Saturday nite, Jan. 29. In Corvallis—
It came a fter the reading of a
W . H . McNair of this city Is of the Soviet Union, on which the f(
Admission, men 60c, women 85c.
report which advocated that the
spending a few days in Corvallis, Jews may be colonised, If they g(
Dancing 9 to 12. Loveland's mu
ooal miners continue to follow
Ore., where as president of the choose to take up farming.
,
sic.
’
125-8
the political policy of .the A m eri
state pharmacy board, he is em
can Federation of Labor. Under
ployed with work in connection
In M edford -
this policy organized labor holds
with the examinations given at
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy of
Itself aloof from allegiance w ith
the school of pharmacy of the
Ashland were buslneea visitors in
political parties, but works for
Oregon Agricultural college.
Medford yesterday, taking advan
tWd' election of Individual candi
tage of their trip here to consult
date« who favor the cause o f la
W ater waver combs at McNair
local physicians.— Medford Daily
bor.
N EW YO RK , Jan. 27.— (U P )
The miners, however, adopted
SEW ARD, Alaska, Jan. 27.—
— Rural folk are much harder
In Portland—
traveling
l,0d 0 the-commlttee report which urged
to fool than metropolitan audi (U N )— A fter
i I. O .U . F. H all Friday
Th Reverend P. K. Hammond, ences, the A te H arry Houdlnl miles by dog team w ith the body them to adhere to the policy of
28th. Gentlemen 60c, rctor of the T rin ity
Episcopal
the American Federation of La
25c. Refreshments. Com- church in Ashland, is attending a maintained in what is claimed to of his dead w ife, D. L. McDonald
bor.
has
begun
the
long
trek
back
to
be
the
last
interview
ever
grant
184-2t*
conference of Episcopal churches ed him, published today in the his home in Candle, Alaska.
in Portland, Ore., this week.
January number of “ Farm and
The trip southward to the ra il Mall Plane« Delayed—
* Carl Loveland has re-opened
Fireside?*
road
term inal at Nenana required
Due to stormy weather near
his School of Music at 478 Boul
P arker Fountain Pens,
“ I f you can get away with a two months and was made at Mrs. Corhlng, Cal., the northbound
evard-
Teaching
Saxophone. np at McNair Bros.
trick before a country audience McDonald’s dying request
so a ir maU plane was delayed sev
Clartpet. Voice, Cello * and all
yon
can
get
away
w
ith
it
any
that
her
body
could
be
burled
in eral hours in arriving in Medford
Brake. Woodwind and String
where,” Houdlni asserted.
the United States.
• yesterday.
Spent Yesterday Here
Instruments. Phone 184.
The handcuff and escape king
A three year old daughter ac
Clayton MCClean. who resides
126-8
on the Green Springs, was a visit had plenty of opportunity to companied McDonald on the Jour
Sister Passes Away—
or in this city yesterday shopping observe the reaction of rural ney and started back with him
Left far Home—
In a recent le tte r to a friend,
people
to
his
tric&s
for
it
was
today.
Mies A lta King left for her and visiting w ith friends.
Mr».
J. H. D ill, a form er resi
among them that he first prac
home In San Francisco, yesterday
dent
of
Ashland, writes that after
Addlng machine for $20
at ticed the magician’s art. He re Visiting in Ashland—
after a week spent with her sister
a lingering illness her sister, Mrs.
lated
several
experiences
he
had
Mm. L. M. Armes, who residea on E lh a rt’s.
Miee Gladys Snider, Oregon Cook Ham er passed away at
with members of the audience.
the'Pacific highway south of Ash-
Camp F ire executive, has been Chrtstme« time.
M r. D ill Is a
Once in Iowa, he said, a farm
visiting if. this city for the past vory successful lawyer in Musko
Expected Home Today-*—
er challenged him to make his
George A. Briscoe, superinten escape from his new thief-proof few days, with Miss Mildred gee, Okla., th e ir home town.
dent of public instruction in Ash barn w ithin an hour. Although Crain, physical training teacher
land, is expected home today from he had broken out of numerous at the high school.
Salem, Oregon, where he has spent jails H oudlnl was baffled by the
the past few days looking after locked barn and it was Just be
Returned From ’C a lifo r n ia -
Heal chicken Tamales, served.
business affairs.
fore the allotted time expired
Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Hodkinson
w. To take home, 25c. The
that the magician leaned against have returned to their home on
an.
106-tf
Real values in box stationery, the door and it opened.
MT. SHASTA HZ
The Church street, after spending the
E lh a rt’s.
\
VS. ’
'
Pram Dalbu»—
past few weeks in Fresno and
Los Angeles, Cal., visiting w ith
, . M. 8. McDanie of Dallas, Texas,
¿BJO JW D HIGH
relatives and friends.
was among the visitors In this A t the Ashland Hofei—
city yesterday. Mr. McDanie stop- Lloyd C. Sweetman of Berkeley,
Cal., H . Gerlach and wife of San
at the Oregon hotel.
game, 7:30
M ade T rip to M edford—
Francisco, Cal.,
and
Wm. S.
Main
game,
8:30
A. E. Tonner of the Home
• Lot the U NION write your full Weaver of Portland, Ore., are
taurant made a business trip
eovsmge automobile insurance. among those who registered at
Medford yesterday,
Defeat Plan for
a New Political
Party in Labor
Rural Audiences
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Hardest decieve
Miles With Body
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•r before. ,
W.-I I T » '
> Iw » I
refused ;to
exercise executive
clemency In ,* hl« case.
Prison
authorities, without" any official
notification of the governor’s
action, said that the condemned
man .wopld not be told* until
Friday th a t' his plea had fall-
F ro m Australia—
A
'' Harold X 'A tttta of Melbourne,
Australia, was auiong those who
spent /esterday In Ashland.
Klam ath Fall« bank clearings
Bayer still thinks there is a for 1986 reached 880.691,800.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
L eft fo r I d a h o -
Mrs. W . H . W enner of this city
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where she w ill visit at the home
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’’W ell fight like Hell.*«
Those were the words of Mrs.
Ben Lindsey, wife of Juvenile
Judge Ben Lindsey, ousted by a
supreme court decision from the
office he created here 25 years
ago.
she said. “ W e’re not licked yet."
and “Just tell the people th a t,”
For 13 years Mrs. Lindsey has
worked beside her husband. Her
desk was just outside his cham
bers and she acted as hl« assistant
and advisor. The blonde, pleasant
woman was to be found any time
o f day at her work In the court.
As for the judge he has- apt
lost c o u rs e or become ^soured”
at the chargee, ridicule and ac
cusations that have been heaped
upon him. T h e supreme'' court
decision, declaring Lindsey Illeg
ally elected, came simultaneous
ly with criticism from the clergy,
social leaders and educators for
the juvenile authority’s theory for
lessening domestic strife through
“companionate marriages.”
“ I w ill be a candidate Jor re
appointment,” said Lindsey. “ I f
the supreme court denies a re
hearing and 1 am ousted.
“ I love my» work and that is
why I have given my life to It. I
want to continue.to help women
and children that come to my
^ourt by hundreds.”
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