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land in g Gear' Broken— Local j Personal flotes Guests at Park H otel — R. A. M. G flb J -) W® Masonic H a ll, Ashland Mrs. Ida Veghte M artin and mother Mrs. Beach of Santa Mon ica. Caf., are guests at the P ark hotel. They expeet to, visit in Ashland for a couple of weeks. Special convocation. Thursday oveaiag. M a y ’ 18. Past Master /la v s your screens Moat Excellent Degrees. All Jordan’s mill. Companions' Invited. ~ ' A. J. McCALLEN, H . P. At the Ashland Motel-— • W . H. D AY. Seoretary. H. A. Yates ot Okanogan, - . 228-2t Wyeh., Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Craig, Mrs. A. E. Cromwfcll and Mrs. Streeter of Lodg Beach, Cal., C. W . W aller, a resident of Sa and W . G. Parkerson o f Geyeaor- lem,»Ore., spent some time In this vllle, Cal., are among, those who city yesterday transacting busi- are registered at the Ashland ho tel. Smart models in spring suits. Swift Premium Boiled Remember Paulserud's sell for Sckuerman’s Grocery. le u . 224tf H-rlgayep water. • - ■* oat m a x im a » demamte a*ay ba re- Speaking of the purchase of 800 « lu c tx l t o le w thaa the lo w *« flow aero feet front T , tl. P. ho Writes: than fa r meaanred lp Ashland “This amoant, If actually deliv craik. Such policy would stem to be tho. more prom iala* because ered. should be abaudeut superintendent ef the Tgleut lr r l- gating g*tthg tbe the patire entire acres of cul- the improvement» to be made in gatlon D istrict that are favorable tlvated land 'estimated as./ lying the pipe system w ill protect .pipe» to postponement or that Indicate within the city and of supplying aad plumbing from which may we w ill not be really In danger any shortage fn lower creek In- well have been the cause of hoary of water shortage la cam the flow to satisfy old .rights, Im - leakage. The result of such pro tu ild ln g of the dam la postponed, provements In the Irrigation sya- ceeding could he awaited before But we, the dam postponement tern now proposed win reach all deeldlng upon measures for aa In committee, representing <57 vot- such cultivated land, w ith the ex- crease of water supply. ? , , Thia paragraph seems to plainly ers impressed with the fairness ceptlon of about,SO acres, which rsc&mmend testing out our pres of the detailed information in Mr. must continue to depend upon Henny’» report and desire sin-’ Ashland' creek end for which a ent supply pi water and trying sere, tru th seeking tax payers to flow. If properly regnlated. of 0.7 out efforts of waste prevention be fore proceeding On tbe Canyon read th«i following extract from ’ Second-fbet should be sufficient. p ro je ct.« * | hlB reports, also .statements pub- No allowance appmrp neces- ’ A .landing gear having been broken when the plane le ft the Vancouver field for Los Angeles Monday afternoon, efforts were made at the local alr-m all landing field to Signal I . Boardman, pilot of the plan«, and C. C, Julian of Los Angelso, wealthy* o il operator, h passenger, o f th e ir plight. However, the efforts were una vailing and the plane landed In Redding, Cal., with the broken hear causing the plane tb' t ilt on It j nose, breaking a tip o ft the propeller. The occupants es caped Injury.— Medford Mall Tfibune. ': t Reiurned F r o » K. tleally made by M r. D illard , the city council’s paid engineer and Mr. Arnsplger, superintendent ot tbe'Talebt Irrig atio n ditch. Those statements should carry some weight w ith the voters seeking good cause for postponement. M r. D illard has repeatedly stated that the reduction of cpn- cumption of water b y'th e South- ern Pacific company and the ice plant would provide f<fr 500 fam- Hies. T h a t statement came a fter Mr. and Mr». Carol Rose, wht have been spending several dayt ;r. Klamyth Falls visiting Witt relatives and t r ia d s , have re turned to thetr home lu Ashland Notlrr— I f It continues to rain tomor row. “ciean-up’Vdby at the H ar- gad'ne cemetery w ill take place Friday instead of Thursday. '< Thomas Meighi • B lin d / A fter a Battle n in the P a ra m o u n t P ic tu re T u t t i* P io d u c tjo n , . ar-Tóim C hina Baaluesfi V isito r— ■ -j G. H i Yeo, loeal real estate H arry Silver, who Is connected insurance man, w as.« basi with the Llthla Springs company in this city, spent a short tim e in n s » visitor in Medford yesterday. Medford yesterday looking a fte r business affairs. la Medford Yesterday— V lalton From PorttonA— •r Visitors la Ashland yesterday tra m Portland were: E. H. Gal ileo, j . h . McTeeters, Lod Alley, C. M . VYanklln, Mr. sod Mrs." D. Vance, W . A l Brown and A. E. Meyers and mother. Red Triangle Chop Susy Sauce. Schuerm A ’s Grocery. 221-tf Just another jam dance at the Bellview club house. Same price, Music Supervisor Leaves» » -game good time. Good lunch. F ri Mies Esther Church, music su d ay night. M ay 271 pervisor of the Medford schools, w ill leave Saturday for Eugene, whore she w il l. attend summer Mrs. L a ri Coldwell of McCloud. school at the University ot Ore Cal., form erly a resident of this gon, taking pipe organ, piano and city, la spending a few days In other branches of musical study.* Ashland visiting with frieads sad A fter the summer term , she e » looking a fter business a ffa irs ., pacts to go to her home at Sheri dan, .Wyoming. Mies Church la a slater of Mrs. B. O. Forsythe ef Ashland. At the Oregon Hotel— ~ Klndorgarten and nursery, . Mrs. B. Churchill of Pasadena, Mrs. N ellie Slelott, 122 H arga- • a l., and F. L . -Castor ot W h ittier, 203-1 m o.* f id ., wore among those who regis dlne St. tered a t tbe Oregon Hotel last M Cars Registered— evening. Fifty-six out-of-state cars stopped In Ashland yesterday to register s í the local Chamber o t Commercé. r Foar Faralftlos—- There were 4 fatalities In Ore gon due to industrial accidents during the week ending M ay 12, according to the state Industrial accident commission. ‘ - Bdw. Clayton of Reno, Nev. fpeat yesterday In Ashland took tog a fte r business affairs. I f you want It done rig h t take to W hite. W ed-tf Got n M sh— As the result of a day’s fishing trip Sunday, four Medford men returned with 72 fish caught In the Big Applegate river, where D r. Alice <5. Chapman o f ’A lta they report the fishing Is good. n a. Gal., to spending a couple of ys la Ashland visiting the city id with frisada. , Wayne Hill Here—■ Wayne H ill, son of M r. and Mrs. Thomas H ill on Granite M iriam Wood ot Oakland. Cal.. street, who has been In Yreka, JPm. C. O tt of Seattle. Wash., Cal. for the past few weeks, Is © arl Prissier of New York City vtslting-'in Ashland w ith-his par aad J. A. Newcomb of Sea Joae, ents for a few days. Wayne Is Qal.. stopped at the L lth la Springs associated with hisJirother Glenn hotel tost night. In the grocery business In Trska. JURY FINDS KELLY GUILTY Miss Mackay and Hollywood Physician Must Mow Stand Trial LOS ANGELES, May 25 — <U>) — Paul Kelly, debonair serpen actor was found guilty ot man slaughter by a ju ry for beating to death, Ray Raymond, aong asd dance man, riv a l-fo r. the a f fections of Dorothy Mackaye, ac tre s s and wife of Raybond. Sent ence was set for Tuesday, May 31. The defense Immediately be gan action for a new tria l. The verdict carries a sentence of from one to 10 years in «prison. W ith f e l l y ’s conviction, Miss Mackays and Dr. W alter Sullivan, must stand tria l charged with compounding a felony in an a l leged attempt to hide clrcura- itances surrounding the dearth. JURY SAYS 5 ARE GUILTY Three Women and Two Men j&esnonaible for Death o F TOm Cowboy Thia scene a t a railway statlua a t Kalfoo shows refugees wno areneemg to places ot safey after a severe battle In central China. Such scenes « are alftost dally occurrences in tbe war-tora republic. fared a puree of 885,0*0 for firpt and second aviators to conqilsr Pacific ocean In the year starting A u g u stu s. * much value to the tax payers now as lfw a a to the council, bnt it is <uite apparent that the .council has filed his report face down. A t any rate the boosters who a re In sistent upon spending over 8300,- My. Arnsplger Is credited •'•lih saying that the present Condition of H yatt P rairie reservoir Insures fu ll supply for all users for sev eral years. That means that we need to have no faar of getting onr fu ll 800 acre feet ont of the ditch for Irrigation, i f our coun cil w ill provide ways for distrib uting such water. This Information comes after the bond election, and gives an other good reason for reconsider ation of the Immediate building of the dam. ' ■ M r. Henny says .in his report th a t now'since the Talent district water is aVallible, the lawn sprinkling Is the principal cause fop water supply shortage. H e clearly opines that the house hold- nr can be taught to avoid unnec essary waste and It Is plain in his report that he wodld advocate a campaign against waste to^reduee consumption on one hand or com pletó metering on the other. The following are statements made in w ritin g 'to the «áty conn-' w r y for possible inability of the Talent Irrig atio n District to de- liver a ll w ater1 needed te r irylgat- ’ng the remaining 170 acres, this sontingency having been guarded against, largely as an Insurance, by the purchase of 200 A. F. ad- <UUonal to the original amount ot (0 0 A. F. The satisfaction of old water rights on Ashland creek from the Irrigation supply Is thereby also fairly assured. A reasonable policy m ight b j to In another paragraph he says that a reduction of at least 20 per cent supply for domestic and la w n , sprin gin g could be, made by complete * metering. ( Let it be here stated that when . we voted for bonds w»’ understood that one of the benefits to be de rived from construction of Craw- son Reservoir was the settling of the water so that meters could he depended npon for long life. (Published at request of the inaugurate a system ot gradual Ashland Canon Dam Postpo'nd-4 w m te p re v e » ion so that the pres- ment club.) , .. WE SPECIALIZE IN SUMMER CABINS Drop In THE SERVICE WE CAN GIVE YOU WILL . HELP YOU. Carson-Fowler Lumber Co, Annual cll, b y .M r. Henning: ^ 10 on the^Banyon project evade It " was pointed out "that «Ince 1 reference to any part of M r. the creek flow rarely drops" be penny’s report indicating that low 6 1-2 second feet during the there might be relief found for the period ot maximum demand, (Continued From Page One) Water consumers . In other waye water shortage might w e llb e due 1) he was worth his hire then better, ways and lesg eostly In large part or entirely to water the statement ought to be of as way's than the said canyon pro- waste and to unregulated use ef * LOS A N G ELES, d a y 2S.—^IP) —Three, «om en and two men. charged w ith m urder in connect ion w tth thé* death o f “Two-Gun fern*’ K errick, motion picture cow boy. ware found c an ty of man daughter by a JuryU ^’ Superior Judge H ardy’s court here late Tuesday. The verdict was re turned a fter f ife hours and 35 .ninutoe’ délibération. Sentence w ill be. passed on all defendants. Mrs. Sarah K errisk. widow ot the slain actor. Iris Burna, A n ita Davis and Henry Isabell, film actors, and Jos H unt, Arjaona cewpuncher, on May 27. Nine tromen and three men comprised the Jury which brought in the manslaughter verdict. Offering Unusual Low Prices on Linens, -Domestics, and all White Goods. 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