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ASHLAND, OREGON,
Y.
3 BAY, MAY 13, 1927
M. C. A. IS FLOURISHING
IN CHINA, SECRETARY WRITES
FOR*
HIGH SENIORS
NEARING END
" BY POWDER AS
DYNAMITE CAT
IS EXPLODED
PARAMOUR TO
DIE IN CHAIR
AT SING SING
ASHLAND
GETS
B U N G SAYS
CONGRESSMAN
Secretary W . P. W a lter of the
T. Z. Koo tells me that the Na­
local Y. M . G. A. is In receipt o f a tional Committee has just placed
Chamber s f Ottnmerce (tenu
Second Twilight S e r i e »
letter from Fletcher 8. Brockmaa. strong new student secretaries at
mittoe to Seek Hew
Game Gives Bankers
foretga work secretary w ith . the Yunnanfu, Nanking,
Wuchang,
.. •„< , • Settlers,/
9 to 7 Win
Y. M. C. A. in Chins, which gives Tsinan, Tientsin, Taiyuan, Canton,
soihe Interesting
sidelights , an ad Changsha in response to urg­
1 Increased Interest in the land
The Rankers baseball team took
the status of the Association in ent demands from these centers.
settlement work o f Rogue R iver
the long end of a 9 to 7 score
that country. Mr. Brockman nays A letter from one of the foreign
from the Battery41 B team in the
Valley and the Ashland commun­
secretaries says: "Red agitators
in part: "You could easily
ity in particular, is promised by
second game of the. Y. M. C. A.
from accounts of the China situ
have stood at our front door steps
twilight league on the high school
J. C. Hopper, chairman of the
tlon in the daily press that moat and preached to the thotymnds in
field last evening. The Bankers
land settlement committee of the
M klltirf Beed. Eight, May oi the foreign secretaries., of the the street against the Y. M. C. A. Sentenced to be Executed
Hawley Gives 0. 0. Dele­
Commencement Activities Chamber of Commerce.
took the lead in the first inning
ose Sight
Y. M. C. A. in China had evacuat­ and Christianity, but so far as we
Week of June 20, Says
gation Assurance of
Are Under Way
Members of the committee wfio
with a Hcore of one to nothing,
ed their posts, that the Associa­ can see it has done us no harm.
Eesult
Justice
Prospects
. Tonight
and continued to score up to the
met w ith M r. Hopper Thursday
tion buildings had "been confiscat­ There are fu lly twice as many
fourth inning with a total of five
o.vening to outline plans for ac­
SIXTY WILL GRADUATE tion were 8. D. Taylor, Ralph Koo- CHILD WAS PLAYING ed and the Associations were young men coming to our building ABE SENTENCED TODAY runs. In this inning the Battery BUSINESS JUSTIFIES IT
closed. I am w riting you this let­ now as at any time In the past."
ser, A. C. Joy, and O. D. Payne.
Dynamite- Caps W ere Vsed for ter to give you the latest nevM( The upheaval has greatly In­ M u rd e re s s an d C o rs e t Salesman B team struck a stride which In c re a s in g V o la i
ef Federal
W nwtfnirtU— W U I Star* Next
looked bad for the Bankers, how­
A rth u r Footer who has; been en­
Blasting
Stumps
in
W
ith
R
eceive
S
en
ten
ce
Busines«
creased
the
confidence
of
the
from
the
field.
NOt
on
Association
Monday, flays Principal
ever, Earl Crow, southpaw hurler
gaged , in work in mid-western
Orchard
C alm ness
Done
has been closed,, not one building country in the Association and has
Ftoreythe
for the Bankers, tightened up and
states for the last six months, in
has yet been confiscated and out brought it 't o the front as an in-
connection with Ms duties as a
Playing w ith dynamite caps ¡at our total staff of foreign secre­ dlspensible national
LONG ISLA N D . May 13.— (IP) held the Battery to two runs. Dur­
That Ashland w ill not h a v e
institution.
Commencement spirit ie In the
ing the fifth and sixth innings many years to w ait for an appro­
land settlement agent, working found in a work shop, Marion
—
Ruth
Snyder
and
Henry
Judd
The
highest
English
official
in
taries
in
China
only
seven
are
, a ir and activities are under way
Sam. Prescott,- hurling for the priation for a federal building. Is
with the Oregon State Chamber of Reed, eight-year-old son of Mr.
temporarily kept from their work- China a few months ago called it Gray, stood before Justice Town­
at Ashland high school where
Battery held the opponents score­ the belief of Congressman W . C.
Commerce, plans to meet with the and Mrs. W m . Reed, who reside on
The Association was never more the only nationwide agency with a send Scudder today and heard
a class at <0 seniors are prepar­
less and in the sixth, canto ths Hawley of this district, who was
local committee w itjiin the next the George Ross orchard east of
their
sentence
of
jleath
passed
as
»live and, while Involved like eve Constructive program, aftd-an »jsm-
ing (or the (In a l events of their K
Battery touched Crow up for interviewed In regard to the sub­
tujb weeks and w ill assist them In Talent, was seriously injured and
erything. else Chinese In
the inent Chinese has referred to lt«to\ punishment for th e ir cold-blood-
high school days, according to
theTr w o r t . ---------- ------------- ~
aiiQUKh
bingles to put them 1»#. ject by a representation o f Cham­
may
lose
the
sight
of
Both
eye«,
perils and difficulties of the pres- the rallying point of the san, mod-^ed murder of Albert Snyder,
B. C. Forsythe, principal.
poinjs
in
the lead. In the seventh ber of Commerce members While
Climate, benefit to be derived as the result of burns received
Justlce Scudder ordered that
ent' crisis, it is finding
th a t erate, forward-lookipg people
Events which w ill bring high
inning the Bankers put over four In this city Thursday.
(rom the* L ith la W aters and eui- when the Caps exploded.
'theke
very
perils
and
difficulties
they
be
electrocuted
at
Sing
Sing
China.
Barnett,
our
senior
Amer­
school days of the »eylors to an
'phur waters .excellent opportuni­
The .accident occurred l a t e are opening new and unexpected* ican secretary says: "W e are optl prison during the week of June runs and Coach Cripe took the
Congressman Hawley Is ranking
end w ill start tonight w ith the
mound ior them and held the Bat­ member of the Ways and Means
ties for agricultural and. business Thursday afternoon after the boy
20.
.
mlstlc.
In
the
upheaval
a
n
d
doors,
especially
among
the
stud
presentation o f the class play.
tery to no runs, thus ending the committee of the House and U
activities are stressed by the com­ returned from the school at Talent
There was suffering in the eyes
" Monday some senior examina­
debt and laboring classes where change now going on we see the
game 9 to 7 for the Bankers. The closely In touch with appropria­
mittee.
w
h
ere
he
Is
a
pupil
in
the
second
of
the
pretty
blond
housewife,
i
spirit
ef
God
moving
In
the
minds
tions w ill be given. Tuesday the
the attacks of the radleal element
batteries were; Bankers. Hargett, tions made fo r federal buildings. ?
grade.
— •
whose illic it romance w ith the
annual Junior-Senior picnic w ill
catcher,
and Crow and Cripe, pit­
(Please
T
arn
to
Page
3)
are
being
centered.
The dynamite caps, used for
Under former lews Ashland
dapper corset salesman, shattered
be held. AU arrangements (or
chers; Battery B,'Young, catcher
blowing out stumps, had been
might have received an appropria­
I her home and ended In the hide­
this affair have been completed
and Prescott, pitcher. The game tion f o r « federal building, as.ap­
placed in a box in a work shed
ously cruel murder of her hus­
and members of the two classes
was fast from the start and some propriations were formerly made
near the Reed dwelling. The boy
band.
are anticipating this event as one
real
baseball was played at times. according to district. Under ex*
said he dropped one of the caps
Her, blond head was bowed
of the most enjoyable of the
Reports this morning however are 'sting regulations, however, M r.
which exploded, setting off sever­
but she did not weep. Hysteria
Commencement season.
to the effect that many doctors Hawley saltl. such appropriations
a l others. His face and body were
which causdtl her collapse lm
Wednesday, seniors w ill finish American Fliers Hope Take-
were busy on sore arms and lini­ under, control of the Poetofflce
badly burned by the powder and
mediately following the retnrn
their examinations and w ill be Off Can be Made Bunday; -
ment is in great demand at all Department and tljat the necessi­
"A F u ll House,” - the annuel
his
clothing
was
torn
to
shreds
by
Three Entered
o f -the verdict by the Jury, was
excused fo r the remaining two
drug stores. "A number of play ties of public business were the
play given by the Seniors of tbe County Eighth Grade Com­
the force of the explosion.
weeks of school.
mencement to be Held at absent.
ers were out to play last evening ruling factors In such appropria­
W A S H IN G TO N , M ay 13.— (IP)
His m other found him in a Senior of the Ashland high school,
Gray survived the shock w ith
Chautauqua Building
In accordance w ith tb e 'u s u a l
and all could not be accommodat­ tions being made.
-Am erican fliers who are pro-1 gom(-conscious condition when she w ill be presented tonight at S p.
composure. His eyes were clos­
custom at the high school pupils posing to hop o ff from Mew York
ed and as a result the Employed
entered the shed, »termed by the ijj . in the high school auditorium.
Mr. Hawley said he believed the
ed and his jaw quivered, as the
Annual
Jackson
County
School
w ill he excused from examina­ for Paris, tomorrow w ill be escort-
explosion of (h e dynamite.
He This play is a new farce in 3 acta Day exercises w ill be held at the justice pronounced the death boys club are entering a team
government business In many cit­
tions In subjects in which they ted part of the way by the coast
the field and have started organ ies was not conducted in buildings
wee taken to.M edford for medical by Fred Jackson, and the scene Chautauqua building In this city sentence.
have a grade of 85 per cent and guard aircraft. A dm iral
Izing with Harry May as captain commensurate w ith the business
R ^ w ffl be several represents the drawing room of
B lllard treatm ent.
Friday May 20, under the direc­
a satisfactory' grade In cltispn- ordered today. Reports of ad­
stated Secretary W alker. Bank of the community, nor equal to '
days before the extent of the in-t Mrs. Flem ing’s apartment on R iv­ tion of County Superintendent Su-
ers vs Normal. Honda/, May 18 the accommodations afforded o(h-
erside Driya,
v e n e weather conditions make it
wv s Ju
2
- —■ .
Juniors, sophomores and frash- Improbable that1-an y of the pro-
Employed Boys vb Bankers, W ed­ er b u rin ee^ , public AaYllrirtte?
The
following
Sectors
w
1
I
tained.
Approximately 150 beys and
men examinations ■ w ill he given
»
nesday, )(ay 18; H l-Y .vs Battery '• The Chamber e^ Commerce rd^>
make up the cast: Gordon Mec-
XUshte will get undef way
girla who are completing eighth-
erode?. May 19. A ll
following the dismissal o f the
Craeksn, Paries, 'an English ~ ejP'
fare Sunday.
sntattveu, nwSihdring" K . » t
grade w ork in the public schools
seniors.
-* .
w ill star
n at 5:80 »nd w ill be with Congressman Hawley * t M
▼ant; Juanita Ross, Susie, from
Rain, tog end
rinds
J
of Jackson oeunty w ill« recieve
s
high school infosmal leacheoa at the LUhia
played on
Siouw City, a maid; MerjoYle EL
Indieated by
____
____
their diplomas at these exercises. Animal Seem* Unafraid as
S u n d a y evening. M ay 28. tile
grounds.
more, O ttily Howell, a bride; Ida
Lloyd Bertaud, pilot of the BeP
Springs hotgl. .
it Trote U to Hflte
Ashland end Medford schools
aannal haocaulaureate services lance plane, who w ith Clarence
Gosnell, Mrs. Winpecker, from
North
of
Town
do
not
take
part
lb
tbe
county
w ill be held a t the Methodist Chamberlain. w ill attem pt the
Yonkers, tbe aunt; Leltha Dodge.
eighth grade commencement pro­
*
When Burt Freeman, local mall
Episcopal, church w ith Rev. H ugh Might said i t would be doubtful
Daphne Charters, O ttily ’s sister;
on' fhxl
gram.
Public
Invited
to
Witness
carrier
was
returning
to
his
home
T. Mitch el more, pastor o f the that they would start Saturday.
Lynn Neeley, Nicholas K ing, * a
fectlng the government
Service at Old Normal
on Nuttley street recently, he
F irst Presbyterian c h u r c h in
stranger; Kay Neil, Ned Pem­
Charles A. Lindbergh, western
* d / h e statS governs
Grounds
SCHOOL S T R IK E E N D E D
came face to face with a good siz­
charge.
Special music for this a ir m all pilot, who w ill attem pt
broke, Jr., an only son; Winston
through a budget* s A tef
SACRAM ENTO, Cal., May i f — ed deer just as jte was entering
event w ill be fam ished by the the flig h t arrived at the Curtiss
Johnsen, George Howell, a bride­
blishing greet*resdlth/ I
Fifteen Ashland Camp Fire
choir of the Methodist church. field. Thursday. He w ill fly his
groom Raymond Cottar, Dough­ (IP)— The strike of six hundred Llthia Park. Tbe deer looked him Break in L e v e e Brings municipal business ere continually
girls w ill take the rank of Fire
erty, a police sergeant; / Foss students of Sacramento h i g h over in an unconcerned manner,
plane alone.
adding ..to the cost of government..
Sugar Bowl District in
Maker, and eight w ill become
Commencement
exercises
at ( Commander Richard Byrd
of Wood Gatherers at a big ceremon­ K ram er, Jim Mooney, »^police­ school, who walked out of their then turned around, trotted up .
he stated. The only'solution of
Flood
Path
which tim e the seniors w ill he North Pole fame pikas to enter
man; Donald Vestal, Clancy, an­ classrooms In protest against the the hill to-Granite street, and fol-J
the tax, problem, w (h's belief ef
ial meeting to be held at the old
given th e ir diplomas wUl be held the race w ith his b lg 'F o k k e r bi­
other; Adelaide Smith, Mrs. Flem­ dismissal of Principal John F. lowed this street out Into the hills
N
E
W
ORLEANS,
May
13.—
(IP)
Hawley
is an equitable d is trlk u -,
Normal school. grounds at 3
Thursday, June 8 at the Metho­ plane.
ing, who owns tbe apartment; Dale, has collapsed after police of­ north of town. The deer was un­ — Flood waters clipped another lion of the tax burilen. and thfft h e;
o’clock next Sunday afternoon.
dist church. M arshall Dana of
Nina K idw ell, Vera Vernon, a ficers went about the city and per­ usually tame, and seemed to have great section off the Bayou Des
Id. means that those who a re;
Special efforts are being made to
Portland w ill deliver the Com­
show girl' and Ruth Anderson, suaded the pupils to resume their no fear in his strange surround Glaises levee at Bordelenvllle In able to pay should be as seised ac-;
make the a ffa ir a success, and the
1 ings.
mencement address.
Music for
studies.
Mrs. Pembroke, from Boston.
the heart of the big bend district cording to th e ir ability.
girls are looking forward to . the
this event w ill be furnished by
The
levee seems te be gradually
event with eager anticipation.
the high school orchestra.
cracking
eastward dooming sugar
The ceremonial meeting might
bowl lands in Louisiana, where
'pe called the church services of
150,000 people live. Property
the Camp F ire organisation, ac­
worth
more than 810,000,000 lies
Dorothy Mackaye Faltering- cording to leaders. The Cere­
in the path of the flood.
monial
typifies
the
ideals
and
mo­
ly Admits Friendship
The continuing rains are Inter­
tives which* stimulate the girls for
for Accused
Jack Vtek 18-year-old youth,
fe
r
in g with work on the strained
the work they are doing.
who travelled from Los Angelas,
levees.
A special invitation is being ex­
LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 18.—-
Special musical numbers, and
penniless and on foot, to he near,
other features o fX e n te iia in m e n t From the faltering r.ps of Dor- tended to tbe public to be pres­
bis pal, Hugh D ’Autremoat, ex­
are belng arjirfig ed for the eve­ othing Mac Kaye the state drew ent at the Ceremonial and learii
pects to stay In thia territory qn-
ning meeting/ bf the Chamber of the admission today of portions of of the work which is being ‘done.
tll fan when his chum will agalq
Commercé to be held next Tues­ the romance that It claims sent
face the scaffold. -
day, at which tim e Governor and Ray Raymond, her song and
shabbily
Mrs. I. L. Patterson. wiH be guests dance husband, to his death at
boy from the hills of Arkaaaae.
‘Friday,
The
Thirteenth,"
was
of tbe local organisation, accord­ the hands of Paul K elly, a young
the subject of a dinner speech who made .the Jong journey Jnst
ing to j ; H. F u ller, Chamber sec­ screen actor.
made by Rev. H. F . Pemberton to be near the pal to whom he Is
admitted
having seen
She
L IN F IE L D C OLLEGE. M cM in­
retary. Governor Patterson wUl
at the regular Kiwanis luncheon true, served with Hugh in Com­
deliver the principal address,. M r. K elly at Santa Barbara and the nville, Ore., May IS . — (IP) —
pany B pf the 31st Infantry at
today.
that Smokers or those ; In sympathy
F u lle r said.
J state drew the confession
Rev. Pemberton pointed out in Mantle. On the same day Hugh
K elly had called her k r long dis­ with smoking were in the m ajority
his address how progress has el was arrested, at the request of his
tance*'when she played in San at a student body election here to­
ways been made by overcoming fam ily he was discharged frees the
Francisco and that she had re­ day, although, students at
this
service, aad the two made the vqy-
superstition,
superstition being
ceived m ail from him there. H er college, are not supposed to
AM.TWff»«.
age to the states together.
the fear that keeps man from dar­
•MOU UÚ RASCALl*
eyes were misty as she resumed smoke.
Vick saved money enough to
C O *« TO
ing and consequently achieving.
the ordeal by which the s t a t e
By a vote of 173 to 64, the stu­
buy
him a "niee suit*) ia Lae Aa*
PAOOVI
Good attendance marked t h e
hopes to prove that K elly beat dents decided to petition t h e
I meeting which was held In the gales, but when In Secrameato h e
Raymond to death w ith his bare board of trustees for removaL of
was' ill and In a hospital until all
I
Llthia hotel dining room.
knuckles In a struggle fo r tfh er the no smoking rule.
or his moa»»y was goae. He dida't
love.
Action of the Honor Council in
want to meet Hhgh'e Yolks (a hie
suspending Ralph Wtsecarter, Mc­
old clothes, he said, hut there wau
M innville; Albert W hite Dover,
no other way.
Idaho; end M illard Havnaer, Tie-
Aa« WoW he will sto f eear frfc
'I.
w
ton, Wash., because they were
pel all summer?'
* ,
BEND, M ay I I . — (IP) — John
guilty of smoking was disapprov­
Dubuis, 48, aietetarit in the state
ed by a vote of 146 to 57.
talk 'to H hih hut he amt his»
engineer’s
office during the term
Three
members
of
the
Honor
Four Ashland high school ten­
of Jobx Lewis end former mem­
nis players, Roy Abbott, B illy H u ­ Council resigned soon as the vote
ber of the engineering faculty at
disapproving
their
recommenda­
ked se thla eeff
lse, Dick Joy and James N utter,
the
Oregon Agricultural college, called la athleMeu-
tion
was
announchd.’*
They
wpre
accompanied by Secretary W . P.
died yesterday In Spokane.
In ­ Uacle Sam. he
W alter of the local Y. M . C . A., Phil LehMan, Chicago; C lifford
fection following an operation fof
I’m oely
left fo r Grants Paas a t noon to­ Sklnnex, M cMinnville and Orman-
appendicitis was the cense of lows ta edr
day to compete w ith players from da AnderstA, Bend.
death. . His home was In Bend afcd
a a y th la *
th a t city. Slagles sad doubles
the body wee being brought befe
CASPER.
Wyo.,
May
13
—
(IP)
/d o L fé r s ie W tt’
w ill be played, B illy Hulen end
today for burial.
.
was
Dick Joy constituting one of the — Mrs. Stanlsy Evans, 78,
-
- x
FlUWkKÏ A «ALL
strangled
to
death
here
Thurs­
doubles teems and James N nttsr
WITH NOUR OWM
That springtime is is really here
sad Roy Abbott ths other, The day when a scarf she was wearing
MAMtOUm
Is evident from the number of
around
her.necM
became
entangled
players w ill return to the e ltf thia
barefoot kids seen round town.
In an electric wrlnskr.
le ie a tn f.
• '
v ■ ■ -
. . J -
MOMS •
KM MMK
Senior Class
P lay T oniglit
MAY 20 IS JACKSON
COUNTY «HOOL HAY
nt sioiinci
K.
¡BANKERS TROUNCE
B A W B. M
MALE CARRIER MEETS
CEREMONIAL SUNDAY
ACTRESS USIIHES
IK M M l
flOOO AREA IS Í '
S T U IK H W
A Hard Taskmaster
H ugh's P al W ill
R em ain Loyal
Chamber Plans
For
G overnor
“Friday, 13” is
Subject of Talk
C ollege Students
A pprove Sm oking
State Officer
D ies at Bend
V 1 ■
■ 1, 1 ■ •
A shland H i T en n is
Players C om pete
4. A*