iK im a
Norton*!
Bank Will Represent
Jaeksan County
The Oregon Bankers* Aseocla-
another move In its
Every Chambeé of
in the land la concerned o’
question of Industries and
rolls. How to .secure them
how to build- them into the
»unity interest an. Asqtsp<
accomplished considerable
this line in the past two y
and today with the fine activity
of the Ashland Iron Works» The
Bagley Cannery*, and The Cali­
fornia-Oregon Box Lumber Co,,
The Moon Lumber Cq., la shaft
expanding in a promising meaner.
Tbe Ashland Chamber of Com*
merce wants to have definite in­
formation
on all possibilities
along thia line, and the IndttS-
trial .Development Committee in­
vites all persons who have
ind Information of value to
with them at the Chamber rooms
tonight at 7:30 o’clock. The
principal topic for discussion Vlll
be “expansion of the lumber 1U-
night, thia week, the meeting will
be held at the Clvle Club house,
where all are invited without
charge.- New members are espec­
ially urged to attend. A ques­
tion concerning all citizens at the
present time la that of building a
dam In Ashland Creek Canyon;
Dr. F. G. ffwedenburg and others
will discuss this question.
M OflC HIGHWAY
B ONIY “PRIMARY”
M E INNINGS
rouie in county
County Clerk Explains Hew
Traffic Law Effective
■ June 3
campaign against the alleged un­
Some misunderstanding exists
Children’s Playground
fairness In the taxing of banks In
as to which are primary high­
Due to the interest of some of ways in connection with the new
comparison with institutions of
Captain Lindbergh Visit? Plane and Bays it Would Stand a comparatve nature.
our Ashland .women In the past, state law requiring motorists to Score Tied in Ninth, 6 to 6, Broken in the Twelfth liming
the children’s playground has an bring their automobiles to a com­
a Return Trip—Bott Plans to Sail Home.
When Davis With Three Bagger Soored Speiss.
J. W. McCoy of the First Na­
established place In community ac­ plete stop before entering onto a
tional Bank of this city, has' been
tivities. Miss Fay Carver who
At the Aero dub luncheon Sat­ appointed the Jackson county
PARIS. May 28.—<IP>—Captain
Yesterday's Games
the local aggregation gueaalng.
primary highway, • according to
was fn charge of the operation County Clerk Delilla 8tevena.
Lindbergh
looked
over
his urday afternoon, Mme. Dela He­ member of a state tax commission,
Ashland Boas 7; Grants Pass, 4, patting across a. brand of big
last year will again officiate this
"SpirM of St. Louis,** monoplane art he presented a cheek for 1M,- which will handle the bankers
The county clerk, In writing to Klamath Falls, 12; Medford, 11. league pitching which called for
season.
today. He told United Preaa rep­ •00 francs with which to purchase
some big league batting ability for
The Tidings relative to thia ques­
She is asking the support of tion, says in part: "The section
resentatives the plane looked a cup for Lindbergh. ,At the
Tongue Standing
scoring.
Sidney J. Graham, who has rep­
Ashland folk in an enlarged pro­
good and he thought be conld fly same time she gave the families
Neither team scored ia the first
uted the state banking depart
of the law passed at the 1»2T leg­ Klamath ..................?.......... 1.000
gram and will present her plans
B o a s......................................
back again. But he will not fly of Nungess and Colt checks for ment in several important legal
.600 Inning. Then In tfte second Inning
islature. Is as follows:
st the meeting of the Chamber of
back hat will return on a steamer. 100,000 francs.
Grants Pass .........................
.600. with the bases full, an error iff.
actions, has been retained
for
"From and after the takh
Commerce jvttlr the Civic Club
What steamer he will return on
Medford
..................
.......
.000 the Grants Paas ranks enabled'
specific work In connection with
effect of this act, it ahaU be un­
Tuesday evening.
has not yet been decided.
Ashland to score with five rune:'
the effort to fores revision of
lawful for any person driving a
Portland Rose Festival
He visited at the Blysee palace
Games
Next
Sunday
The
Lithiana didn’t score again
methods of taxing bank capital in
motor vehicle upon any highway
Shall Ashland be represented at
today, where he became a Knight
Medford
at
Grants
Pasa.
until
in the ninth inning, when
thia state. Announcements of dustry.”
of the state or any private drlvp-
The Forum
the Portland Rose Festival with a
of the Legion of Honor.
they
tied
the bcore with the vis­
Ashland
Boas
at
Klamath
Falls.
retention of an attorney might
way which Is intersected by any
Chamber of Commerce lunch­ float? This question Is engaging
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick
itors. Grants Paas had their Mg
easily be construed ns presaging
of the highways herein declared
has become Lindbergh’s social
Ashland Boas took the long end ,tlme in the fifth inning when they
tesfb in the courts to determine eons provide the usual opportuni­ the attention of the advertising to be primary highways or which
ty
for
expressions
on
public
ques­
committee
Just
now
and
if
so
how
socretary, advising the youthful Baseball P l a y e r s Betoni validity of tax methods as they
of a seven to six score f r o m . scored four runs aa the result of
enters a primary highway, to
hero which of the multitude .of.
affect banks of. Oregon. ___,, , .... tions, but as there are many who shall the project be financed. cross said primary highway or en­ Grants Pass In a 12-lnp|ng base­ errors. .One ru p w aa made In,
Home Sunday After
win This Committee may have a " plan
Invitation to accept.
ball classic Sunday afternoon, at each the third and seventh In­
Appointment of one banker In can not avail themselves of this
«.Three Day Tour
ter the same without first bring­
He will refuse to visit other
nings by the visitors.
each county on the newly created privilege, It has been suggi rested to present at the meeting tomor­ ing to a Complete stop such mo- the Ashland ball park.
eniaft row night which will require the
European countries, although he
Although they out-hit and out- tax commission was disclosed In that an occasional open-event
The Boas fans went wild when ' The game was witnessed by a
ere of co-operation and assistance of tor. J®h,cle ”
In the last half of the twelfth in­ big delegation of tons from Grants
has been Invited to almost every pitched their opponents in each of list mailed recently from the of­ meeting be held when ijiatters
The law provides that the
eapltol.
ning, with two outs and a man on Pass aa well as the Ashland tons'
the three games fa y ed on a three- fice of Andrew Miller, secretary of community interest may be con­ other organisations and Individu­
following are to be known as
un . C. B. Davis knocked a long who .numbered several hundred.
day baseball tour the Southern the state association. This com- sidered. Accordingly, on Tuesday als.
primary highwgys: The Pacific
fly. to the left field which the
The victory Sunday ties 'th e
Oregon Jtormal school team failed
taslon. It seems. Is to work with
Highway. West Side Highway,
Grants Pass fielder dropped and local teanuvlth Grants Paas for
to register a victory. Errors lost the existing Committee on bank
California Highway. Old Orego'n enabled Speiss to score breaking second place la the 8oqthern
of the three games.
taxation, beaded by John F. Daly,
Trail; therefore this law would
m
i o
e m
i t each
the tie score of six to six which Oregon League. Klamath Falla
At Monmouth College, they lost president of the Hibernia Com­
only effect travel of highways In­
had held since the ninth inning. taking a fourth straight win by
by a score of • to S; Friday they mercial ft Savings bank, Portland.
tersecting with the Pacific high­
• _____
The game was tilled with thrills defeating the Craterlana from
played the Chemawah
Indian In other words, the commission
way.
Meeting is Bald at Medford team and suffered their worst de­ member in each county Is to keep
and
during the last three Innings Medford /Sunday, retains the lead
The road to Diamond Lake wiU
"This suggestion Is merely to
Saturday, to Effect
the fans were wild with excite­ with ao losses to their credit. The
ftest, 11 to 4; Saturday Columbia fully Informed on progress of the Thelma Murphy, 14. Leapw be open to automobile travel af­
clear up any misunderstanding
Organisation
Boas sad Cava Men each hare two
University at Portland scored nine tax revolt and serve ae contact
ter June 16, according to an that the public might have aa to ment.
to Safety—Horse FataL
Grants Pass found the Ashland fftna and two defeats to their
The six Irrigation districts of points,to four runs made by the man between banks of hlq connty
nouncement
made
at
headquarters
ly Injured ' .
the Klamath Falls highway sad
Southern Oregon are united In Normal team.
and the central committee.
of the Umpqua National forest. the Jacksonville highway being aggregation playing an entirely credit.
Thelma Murphy? Li-year-old Snow at the lake Is about 16 feet
Score By
a glan to cooperate to the fullest
different nrand of baseball than
Next Thursday sad Friday, May
The Income tax measure on
included as primary highways.' th eyh ad played toqr weeks whpn Bona 0 6 0 0 0 0 ft A 1 ft 0 1
extent, according to various ex­ 26 and 37« the Cohirnftlq^pllege
w f the .state a$e daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. dtop, with six in c W qf fee all
pressions nt a. meeting of repre­ team, will be In Ashland playing to vote proposed exemption of Murphy. 610 East -Main street. over the lake and I t inches of
they had defeated them with ease. Grants
• 0 1 0 4 4 1 0 6 0 0 0
Four errors were checked up
sentative» o f —the different
the tarai t kauha frem fthe hi gh persons! narrowly escaped injury Sunday- snew over the-leer according to
against the Llthlans and two ware
tricts at the Hotel Medford Sat- i aggregation
property tax .. on capital shares, afternoon when the horse she was Hugh Ritter, a ranger, who made
The team returned from Port­ against which protest ts being riding collided, with a Cadillac se­ aa overland trip to the lake.
checked np against the Cgve men. fellows: Hsghee. Jk; Mergpn. » ;
urday at noon.
C. B. Bavle, on the mound for Gray, Sb: Robbins, as; Miller, rf;
land
Sunday.
Members
of
the
S. Officiate M
ftt the associa­ dan driven by B. W. McMonaglft Wane to make' Diamond Lagy *
That there are many problems
matt.
S mise, ef; Hprrteesr, M; Perak et
the Llthlans exhibited the sg
which are eommoft often for all team sad poetttona played are: Al­ tion have stated thgt such exemp­ of Pals Alto, Cal. The accident ' winter resort as soon as the North
sort of mound work which a week G. B. Devia, p.
of the projests and that with the vin Laws, c; Clark. Butterfield, tion goes farther than they advo­ occurred on the Pacific highway, | Umpqua highway is finished are
The G ruta Paae, lineup was:
C. W. Hough, California youth» ago had the Craterlana frem Med^
union of the .organisations It will p; Ted Kinney, lb; Lyle Ashcrift, cate*. They are demanding mere­ half a mile north of Phoenix.
! under consideration.
Miller,
Kt
driving
a
Ford
racing
car
66
ford
guessing
and
left
them
with
2b;
Clarence
Hahn,
Zb;
Wayne
ly that the personal property tax
be easier io accomplish tbs solu­
The horse was so badly Injured
miles an honr on the Pacific the little figure of a atx to . three >b; Drolet, 1
tion of these problems for the Britenbusch, as; Joe Mercer, If; on bank shaves and surplus be no It was necessary to shoot the ani­
rack, •; McMurray,i, s; (ferry, 3b
Highway, Saturday afternoon was score.
CARS COLLIDE
upbuilding of Southern Oregon, Homer Dixon, gf; Robert Wright, higher than that collected from mal.
Nichols,
ef.
*'<:
arrested
by
State
Traffic
•
Officer
Sharrock
of
the
Cave
Men
kept
rf;
Alva
Beck,
Lloyd
Baker,
Glenn
A Chevrolet sedan owned and
money capital of like Institutions
was also one of the leading
The girl’s presence of mind In
Nichols.
He
was
fined
826
and
Hale
and
Robert
Chpmberlaln.
driven
by
L.
S.
Brown,
local
real
and
declare
that
events
will
show
thoughts la the meeting.
leaping fi*om the anlmaT as it
V. V. CaMftsn, that they have tbe law on their crashed into the side of the heavy- estate dealer, and a Chevrolet costs by Justice of Peace Roe at
Sec. Fuller . of the Ashland substltoted.
side.
Chamber of Commerce represent­ coach, accompanied the team. '
car. undoubtedly saved her from coach owned and driven by Oscar Jacksonville.
L. A. Barby was fined 810 and
Gnstaffeson, Holly street, collided
The first specific move In the serious Injury.
ed Ashland at the meeting. H. D.
costs
by Justice of the Peace
at
the
intersection
of
Holly
and
ampalgn
was
the
concerted
ac­
Norton, of Grants Pass, president
The girl was riding north on
Glenn
,O
. Taylor of Medford Mon­
Harrison
streets
Sunday
after­
tion
of
a
large
number
of
banks
and Ted Baker of Medford, secre­
the highway, going to Eagle Point
In withholding payment of the to visit with relatives. The Cadil­ noon. The Brown car was badly day morning when he pleaded
tary of The Rogue River Valley
first half Of 1926 personal pro­ lac car waa southbound. Just be­ damaged, a fender bent, the body guilty to a charge of speeding on Connty Agent WiU Publish Daughter of Mrs.. L. PhU-
Irrigation; District association, the
perty
taxes levied on their capi­ fore the horse and automobile dented and glass broken. Occu­ the Pacific Highway. He was ar­
title under which the campaign
Inruite Trafile
Bulletin to Aid Many
pants of both cars escaped un In­ rested by Traffic Officer Joe J.
tal
and
surplus and due on May
Wifi be carried fotward.
Breeden
McMahon.
jured.
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Accident Occurred in the 6. The two new steps now an­
nounced result from a meeting of
General acceptance la Californ­
Rapid growth and development
Mountains Hear Flag­
the taxation committee on Tues­
of the rabbit industry In Jackson ia of an Ulaminatod arterial traf­
staff, Arizona
day and of the executive council
county Is reported by R. B. fow ­ fic signal Invented hy Mrp. Veto
LOS ANGBLE8. May 22— Bight of the Oregon Bankers* associa­
ler, county agent. Mr. Fowler ts Phillips Carter, daughter of Mrs.
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persona were seriously Injured tion on Friday.
preparing a bulletin which will L. A. Phillips, Bast Main street
this morning when several sleep­
describe the general condition of of this city, has brought Mrs. Car­
Shot Prom Ambush as he ing cars oa the first section of the
the valley, the future of tbe In ter Into the front ranks of truffle
California Limited were hurled
Ts—<1 b Raiding Party
dustry aa be sees It and feeding signal Inventors, according to an
from tracks In the mountains two
article appearing la a resent lasao
Through Underbrush
and management of the rabbit.
miles west of Flagstaff, Arisons.
The Rabbit Breeders* Aasocla of the California Journal of DeC
VANCOUVER, Wash., May 2Z.
The Injured were rushed to the
tlon In tbe last ttoo years has valopmeat.
— (IP)—Shot from ambush as he Santa Fe hospital at Albuquerque,
become the strongest pet stock
Mrs. Carter, formerly V e t s
was leading deputies on a liquor Naw Mexico. .
organisation In tho state, Mr. Bella Phillips, la we» knows 1»
raid In the Dole Valley near
Speaker
T%e accident occurred when the “ Give Servioe”
Fowler states.
This has been thia city having- spent moat of her
here, Sheriff Lester M.z Woody first section of the train crashed
Urges Graduates at
madq possible by concncentratlon life hare, sad graduating trout
was Instantly killed Sunday after­ Into the second section.
Baccalaureate
of Interest and specialisation of tho Ashland high school. Need of
noon.
the work. Two breeds find favor aa efficient signal to regulate thu
"We shall be Judged as we take
Seven persons were held in
among Jackson connty breadsr, traffic at artery streets, where fta
opportunities brought to ue—
jail Monday either as suspects or
the New Zealand Rad and the traffic officer was stattoued. was
build on those opportunities and
material witnesses In the case.
Chinchilla, the latter bread pop­ the Inspiration which lad to the
accomplish something
fro m
The scene: of th^ murder was
ular because of Its dule value for Invention of tho signal which is
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,
them,” Rev. Hugh T. Mltchelmore,
a densely wooded section 36 miles
both fur and meat purposes.
now being generally used to flua
Many persona visited the Ash- pastor of the Ashland Presbyter­
from here.
Francisco. Five hundred of tho
end and Mountain View cemeter­
Ted Baker was arrested, bis ies Sunday clearing and decorat­ ian church told members of the
WA CHUNG DBAD
signals have already besa Instal­
wife held as a suspect, his fath­ ing graves in preparation f o r 1827 graduating guinea at the an­
Wa Chung, for many years a l'd to that city. Mrs. Carter’s own
er, Bills Baker and his brothers, Memorial day next Monday, May nual baccalaureate services held
Chinese merchant in Ashland« home, and installation of tho
last evening, May 32, in the Meth­
Luther and Edwin, also held as 20.
died recently at a Portland hos­
ma system In other cttlso to
The Ashland cemetery, odist chnrch.
material witnesses. Lester admit­ which |s not nnder the care of a
pital where ha «as taken several certain as tho illuminated atgaal
The church waa filled to ita ca­
ted he was hunting with Hugh sexton, will be cleaned of fallen
months ago when his health fail­ ia endorsed by the California Stats
pacity for the event, with the
Miller, a soldier.
ed. Mrs. Chung was called to Automobile
branches, and other unsightly graduates, their relatives, and
Portland a llttlb mors than a
rubbish on the grounds before friends. The altar was attractive
week
ago because of his falling
Memorial Day. The city council with its adornments of Scotch
health. Mr. and Mrs. Wa Chung
Recently authorised the annual Broom and ivy, the gold a n d
wars the parents of two chil­
cleanup of the grounds before green carrying out the class col­
dren.
The family was well known
Memorial Day. ,,__ . ■
ors. The center section of the
and highly respected la this city
Although many flowers are at church reserved for members of
where for nearly 40 years they
Tuesday. May 2«. marks the the height of their beauty uow it
conducted a Chinese employment
one-hundred sighty-aigth anni­ ia believed there will be a plenti­ the graduating class aqd.the fac­
ulty, waa set apart with Its paper
agency on A street.
versary of Methodism and. in ful supply tor Memorial Day.
ropes
of green and gold?' Several
keeping with, the anntyarsary a
girls, members of the Junior ¿lass,
NBGRO IB LYNCHED
doctrinal aermca op the teachlags
SUNDAY WBATHKR IDBAL
acted aa ushers.
, ♦ .
CARUTHERSVILLE, Ma.. May
of Weeicy. was preached at the
Following four day» of chilly
The graduates entered the
2S'.— <U>)— Lynched by a m b b
local Mi B. church” Soday by Bev. rainfall the ennehine of Sunday
church
in a body, the girls with
H. F.
Pemberton.»• Since Ita
which took him ftp « toll* the
ft welcome slgftt s a d ' many their simple, ■attractive frocks
body of Will Aherrod, negfo. waa
founding in 1721 the Methodist
folk* took advantage °'J ™ak\„gYirM ty~>Utu7s
fouhd hanging on an Improvised
church has grown nntll It now has
I weather for plcaleklngl Service*
„
.
were opened with con­
scaffold near hare thia morning.
a clargy and lay membership of 1ft the hills upd driving over the
gregational
singtftl followed by
The negro was accused of at­
ll.» 6 6 4 M members., Qf thia highways the countryside now"
tacking Mrs. Henry Shot early
number .172,141. »re members of In the helghth of Ita verdant pwlyer by Ba*».,H. F7 ftemhertop,
Sunday morning,
the Methodist Eplscopil branch. springtime beauty.
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NORMAL TEAM LOSES
GAMES W ERRORS
M O N D IS K S
Lake
UNINJURED IN Diamond
,
Open June 15
AUTO-HORSE CRASH
Traffic Cops
•- < Pick Up Three
RABBIT « T R Y
I .GROWS
EIGHT INURED WHEN I
LIMITED IS WRECKED
SHERIFF ON DRY j
RAID, MURDERED
A S W W IK Y K
FÄME K t o m
IV/H Calvin Taste II?
1927 CLASS HONORED
AT ANNUAL SERVICES
Cemeteries Are
Being Cleared
Anniversary of
Methodism
Grand Jury in
Session Today
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