Returned to Ashland ■ Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Warren of Berkeley, Cal., announce the birth of a son Friday, June 17. Mrs. Warren will be remembered Alpha Chapter No. 1. O. B. 8., by her many friends la ^sbland annual picnic to Llthla Park, as Miss Ruth Culbertson. Wadneaday evening, 0:30 o’clock CUT Eastern Star members and Summer Sise Package Teltow their families. Visiting members Corn Meal, 10c— Schuerman’s. welcome. This will be a covered 381-tf dfgh picnic, so brng covered dish and own service. Chapter will Arrived H o m o - furnish cofee. cream and ice Gertrude Brown has arrived home from Portland, Ore., where Mrs. .Caldwell, Sec'y. she attended the Rose Carnival. Miss Brown Is a student at the Celebrate in one of Paulserud’s University of Oregon at Eugene. Nifty Summer Suits. 347-tf Spending Week to Crescent City— Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchellmore, Phylll» Cole, a resident < of Klamath Fall», »pent the week- wife of the Presbyterian minister edd in this city visiting friends. of this pity, left today for Cres cent City, where she will spend the week visiting Mrs. W. H. Gra- hapi. Mare Testerday— In. Ashland F r id a y - Mrs." Mike Danley of Medford spent several hours ,in Ashland Friday visiting friends and look ing after business affairs. Mr and Mrs. F. H. Nelson of Hilts, Cal., were visitors in Ash land Saturday evening Shopping g*d transacting business. Warren Doremus, who has spent the past few weeks visiting rela tives and friends la Roseville. Cal., returned yesterday morning to his home to Ashland. Warren and his father 8. D. Doremus, of the Standard Cleaners on Oak street, made a trip to tha Green Springs mountains yesterday, afternoon. I,eft for Bo is e Mr. and Mrs. Elisha White, who have spent the past week in Ash land visiting their daughter. Miss Eva L, White of the Southern Oregon Normal school faculty, left today for their home in Boise, Idah«/. Enroute they will visit friends in Roseburg, Rev. Chaney in Eugene, who was formerly pastor of the loial Methodist Epis copal church, and their son C. A. White in Portland. The latter la connected with the Ellison White Chautauqua company. One hundred and eighty three out-of-state tourists stopped in Enjoy the cool ocean breesee Ashland yesterday to register during the Fourth at Crescent their cars at the local Chamber City, Calif. Big basket Picnic on of Commerce. the beach. 263-3t At the Llthla Springs Hotel — The following people are among Returned Yesterday— Mrs. Allen Autrey and little those who stopped at thh Llthla •off, who have been visiting Mrs. Springs hotel yesterday: Mrs. I. Autrey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tobias and Miss Helen Tobias H. Hodklnson in Mt. Shasta City, of Seattle, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Cal., for several days, returned 8. 0. Dearing of Stockton, Cal., yesterday to her home In Ashland. and C. G. Gutterldge and family of San Diego, California. Four hours to Crescent City Have your clothes cleaned this over good roads. See the big Red lek and avoid the celebration woods and visit Uncle Sam’s war ah. Paulserud's. 347-tf ships at anchor in the bar over the Fourth of July. 263-3t Visitor from Gold Hill— C. L. Camp of Gold Hill was a visitor in Ashland over the week end transacting business and visiting friends. Geo. Roberts Left — Hniihing To-Day H ie Dutchess Of i- 1 Buffalo With CONSTANCE TALMADOE oop mro a t n w a / i tsu a lst/»o1 a m e . age for repairs. Suggs was un Spent Week-End Here injured. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter of Klamath Falls spent the week-end in Ashland visiting Mrs. Winter's sister apd husband, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Gillings on Oak street and Mrs. Winter’s parents in Jackson ville. Mr. Winter is employed by elude box serviee.to patrons along the Western Auto Supply coni' the route. This will give Improv ed service to qhlte a large list of enjoy the Fourth of July holidays on the beach at Crescent City. Moved to Teo H a k e Frank Hamilton, who to aflto Bathing, Dancing, Raeesr Basket ployed to the First National hank Picnic and.Cod’ Weather. \ 383-St of this city, has moved from the O. W. Long home on Bast Main street to the O. H. Teo home on Mr. and Mrs. Sydney N. Hasel- Oak street. ton and little daughter Barbara Jean of Sacramento, Cal., are to Aehland for a fortnight's visit - F. M. Cresson, resident of Duns with Mrs. Haseltoa's parents, Mr. muir. Gal., spent the day to Ash and Mrs. W. M. Barber on Gran land yesterday visiting friends and looking after bnaineas affairs. ite street. Leaving Thia Evening— A. F. Dyer of thia city is leav ing this evening for Oakland, Cal., to visit for two weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Jrma Martin. Be fore returning to Ashland Mr. Dyer expects to spend a abort time at Toaemlta park and in Los At the Aehland Hotel— Mr. sad Mrs. Georgs B. Adams Angeles. of Spokane, W ash.,‘ Mrs. J. W. Bruce and Mrs. 8. T. Webb of Mias Marguerite Hammond, Hollywood, Cal., and J. H. Veter an of Oakland, Cal., are among daughter of Rector and Mrs. P. K. those who spent last evening at Hammond of tha ¡local Trinity Episcopal ehareh, who has been the Ashland hotel. teaching to Honolulu daring the Monday, June 87. — Auxiliary past year, la expeeted hams at the to American Legion regular busi «torn of next weak. ness and social meeting at tha Ptonaer hall on Wlnhnrn Way. Mre. Alton Hodgson and two Thia Is to be a White Elephant party and all members are re children of Portland, Ora., spent tba week-end In Aehland Mru. quested to ba present. HodgsonU cousin, Mre. J. H. F el ler on North Main street. Mrs. B. V. Hauser Jr., new proprie Hodgeen jmd children were en tor of the Llthla Springs hotel route to B erkley. Cel., where to this city, arrived in Ashland they will spend the summer thia morning and will spend sev months visiting relatives end eral days here looking after busi ness affairs connected with the Crescent (Jlty .Harbor In^tsa yon to help celebrate the Fourth and entertain the sailors and of ficers from tbs destroyers, July 3-4th. Bring a lunch and enjoy the beach. 263-St Mre. O. F. Silver on Hargadlne Street' nnderwent sa operatlon for appendiciti» thls morntng et thè Oouuaunity hospital and aceord- tag to roports la delag alcely. Nature Study To B e Given In connection «¡1th the mature study at the V. M. C. A. Boys' camp, Prof, Wayne Wells of the Southern Oregon Normal school has offered to assist by conduct ing classes Friday, Saturday ahd Sunday afternoons, July 8, 3, and 19. He will conduct nature study classes and hike for all of the boys who register for the camp. 37 Midyear Auto License, Issued Thirty-seven mid-year automo bile licenses , were issued by Deputy Sherrlf Paul Jennings Saturday and .Sunday at the police office in this city. Four licenses were issued Monday morning. Of this number 38 were Issued for used cars and three for new cars * Fire Destroys Four Oil Wells LONG BEACH, June 37. — A dlsasterous blase swept through the Allmitos Heights oil field ibis jnornlng wrecking four wells and capsing damage of more than one million dollars. Tge flames were finally brought under control. Adjust H eadlights Says Leader O f H ie State Motor Association Tha Attorney George M. Roberts of Redford left Saturday for Cincin William Gr'enbremer and A1 nati, Ohio, to visit his wife and Jordan of this city spent yesterday daughter who have been there for fishing at the south fork of Butte some time. Creek in1 the Dead Indian moun tain district. They report a heavy snow storm raging In the moun- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Warren of Berkeley, Cal., announce the birth of a daughter Monday, June M. Mrs. Warren was formerly Miss Donna Bechtel. , Ptah Ducks latreMtag — * Flak duck» are increuais^ at a rapid rate along the river and un- lp s atepa are taken to redone their number«, will destroy hundreds Together with their pastor. Rev. of fish, assert» ClUhd Bqrdon, who made a trip as far as ,the ferry £ . T. ICItchelmore, six young yesterday. In that distance he ISO p i e of the Presbyterian saw more tblks 800 of the docks, «hurch of thia city left today for many being young opes.— Grants Orante Pass, OrsgOn where start- lag today and continuing until Pass Courier. , ip ly 3 the annual summer con ference, of work, play and wor Announcement— Mrs. Cllnfou Baughman, presi ship to to be held. All Southern dent of the Ashland Art club, an Oregon Presbyterian y o u n g nounces that the regular meetings people are included. Meetings are being held In the of the club will be Indeflnltely Grants Hall, one and one-half postponed. z gklles from Grants Pass. A trip to the Oregon Caves Is Expected to R e tu r n - Sheriff Ralph Jennings, accom one of the big features of the panied by Deputy Oscar Dunford convention. A splendid faculty of out and Walter Morris, were expected to return yesterday from Portland« standing workers of the church where they bad gone after having Will direct the recreational and taken Hugh, Ray and Roy D’Au- Study periods "of the young tremont to the state penitentiary people.. Those from Ashland who went at Salem to serve life sentences. Upon his return Sheriff Jennings Were: Lorraln Brookmiller, Lor- will search tor the shotgun which rain Sparr, Letha Miles, Emily the brothers say they hid near Taylor, Catherine Graham and , the tunnel after having staged the Lawrence Mitchellmore. holdup.— Medford Mall' Tribune. NO REGULAR FORUM MEET Directors of the Chamber of Visiting Grandmother— Mr. and Mrs. Melborne Harvey Commerce will meet at the LitHla of Santa Ana, Cal., are spending a Springs Hotel Tuesday noon. No short time In this city visiting forum program has been pre Mr. Harvey's grandmother, Mrs. pared but any of the members interested are invited to attend Hervey on B street. the meeting, and present spy questions they may desire to pre At the Oregon Hotel— Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kelly and empt for consideration. Mias B. Murphy of Burlingame, Cal., and Joe Steiner and family and Mr. and Mrs. D. Petrel of Oakland, Cal., are among those who registered at the Oregon hotel last night. -------------------------- •• "Attention has bebn focused ASHLAND CAR WRECKED upon the automob'ile lighting law A Chevrolet coupe driven by which recently became effective,” John Suggs of Ashland, skidded., said Mr. W. M. C. Brandenburg, off the highway at Bear Canyon Secretary of the Oregon State Mo on the Pacific highway, and toy Association. struck the bank, breaking au axle. "Motorists who find night-driv- At present because of the fast pight train out of Portland, Lake view for instance gats thalr m ill from Portland throe hoars earlier than Ashland does. Portland morning papers. arrive In Lake- view now at noon, whereas they do not gat hers until about 3 o'clock In the afternoon, a slower train bringing tha mall to Ash land. Ona possibility of the new arrangement will ba tha sanding of Portland mall via Klamath Falls to Ashland. This would arrive In Klamath Falla at 8 a. m. The stage, which would wait for this train, would pick up tha Ashland mail and bring it here several hours earlier than it now arrives. v The new contract contemplates the discontinuance of the present Ashland-Klamath Falla and the Klamath Falls-Keno star routes. Bids on the naw contract are to be received at Washington until July 18th. (Continued From rage Ona) er tearing car driven by E. R. Parsons, Portland, as a private boa from Los Angeles to Seattle, skid off the highway la exactly tha same place, overturn in mid air and alight, wheals down di rectly on top of the coups at the bottom of the 30 foot embank ment— crushing the coupe down Into the mud and smashing the top, breaking all tha glass and practically ruining tha entire body of tha. smaller machine. Occupants of-the Parsons bus wars Injured. Parsons suffered from a scalp wouhd and three wo man and a child, passengers, suf fered from bruises and cuts. Tha four passengers ware taken to the hospital at Yreka tor treatment. The steering weel on the Par sons hue was damaged and tha body of the ear badly battered, but Mr. Persona drove the car back to Treks after It was lifted from the revise Into which it bed skidded. < W. H. Drummond, foreman of «_________ _________ _________ at the same time, present ade quate illumination of the high way,*' said Mr. Bgandenburg. "And with thousands of motorists Indulging nightly in this pleas ant pastime, the poorly focused and inadequate headlight becomes a graver menace than at any other pleasures owe It to themselves and to others to see that the head "The headlight evil about which lights on their ears are adjusted so as not to be glaring and yet, there has been so much discussion CRATER LAKE LODGECREW STARTS WORK iployeee Go To B row »und Resort Today For Preparatory Opening C. 8. Richardson, former man ager of the Llthla Springs hotel here, for the tost two weeks has be«W»t Crater Lake Lodge con ferring with' John Mabla, winter caretaker preparatory for the opening of the lodge on July 1. R. W. Price, of Portland, Dam aging director of the company, to gether with other Crater Lake Lodge company representatives, Hawaii Hop To S ta rt-M a y b e together with Hal Williams of Portland, day clerk et the lodge. left Medford this morning to make final preparations tor the open- in g .: - -a*------ -=■-----■— “ W. J. Dean, chef at the lodge for several years will hold the. same position this year while Alice Welsh of Eugene will be bead waitress again. Waitresses as us ual will be U. of O'. ahd O. A. C. students. Mrrna Bush, will be postmistress of the lodge. The crew of workers who left -thia morning expected the last tow. miles of the trip to the lodge, over snow to be a hard one. George O. Roberts of Medford, will be In charge of the trans portation of supplies to the lodge th is year. Crater Lake lodge stages which were in storage in Ashland daring the winter months were recently conditioned preparatory for ser vice this year. San Francisco Bank SAif FRANCISCO. June 37. —Officials of Creasy Field an nounced today that Lieutenants Lester K. Maitland and Albert F. Hagenberger may hop oft for Hawaii tonight. They will leave not later than Tuesday, It Is an nounced. The army fliers, who were Friday given permission to make the flight, reached Greasy field Saturday afternoon, making a final test of their plana. Branches), San Francisco 638 California St. For tha quarter year ending June 30th, 1027, a dividend has been declared at tha rate of four and one-quarter (4 1-4) per cent per annum on all deposits, payable on and after July let, 1037. Div idends not called for are added to-, the deposit accounts and earn Interest from July 1st, 1087. De posits made on or before July 11th, 1027, will earn Interest from July 1st, 1027. , WM. D. NEWHOUSE, Sec. were an abiding belief in *»- ee&cy and duty. It to good.to think, that murder cannot ohll- te m te U e opds fer which ka died. bars-Beard often at ethics in court rooms, of fatn ess sad candor, of courage and vthe. strong will to suffer ,what may come, if_ corns it must. We have heard* murderers extolled, and witnesses browbeaten, to the end that the innocence of the gnltty might be declared through prejudice. And we have heard sobs of oratory, and rounded periods of rhetoric, and a welter of confused tribute and appeal to Justice, which a- bldes in ethics. So t^at at time«, and smalt blame to us. we have ourselves forgotten the code of honor, and have thought it ail to be a great game, sharp and deceitful, played within the law and by and between its servitors and priests. And we have been led. like gamins at a dice game, to extol and admire trickery, and to celebrate the victories of wrong. That to why it to good fpr us to regard the brave shade of Sid Bates, thd engineer, to whose though no doubt came, nor any faltering, nor any fear. "Tbere is good to be had of almost anything, however loathy. .Thus one finds good in the con fession of. the three murderers called D'Antremoat. It is hoj theirs,, no? «an they emnprehend •t, It to that cf an engroeer who way known as Bid Bates, and who barber in New tork was run had the Sibk'you run a few years by his own oar. Well,' that’ll ago. T h eies a green light some the poor fellow something to where for him, and the track to clear ’ about, anyhow. the engineer suffused the ugly heart of the D'Autremont called Hugh. Decency against indec ency. Cleanliness against un- cleanliness. .The unreasoning, un compromising hatred of the weak for the strong. So they shot Sid Bates, the engineer, With never a saving trace of pity to their hearts—and the soul of him went out In oily, faded denim, brave ly, as was his habit. Sid Bates the engineer, who would not turn a wheel for them. „ - “So,1 as we have said, against the foulness of the cohfesaion, against the utter blackness of t h r e e / unrepentant murderers, there stands the brate wraith of a most gallant man. It is as though hs would u y to life and those who live: "I died not with out a certain honor, and aedbrd- Ing to my cod e.'l would not turn a wheel for them." And the ethics of Sid Batse, the engineer, are luminous all round him. They cause him to stand forth. In well washed denim, smirched with fresh oil, in a sort of white radiance. The smile on his lipa, the Jest he made when a finger crooked to give him death. 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AT THE OLD FAIR GROUNDS FISHING TACKLE AND LICENSE 1000 W ill Be Paid As Contest And Mount Money ■«eking Mnlls, Bncktag S te e n and Heal W M Bucking * H otsm WU1 Be Ridden Each Day— MAYBE HORSE HACKS CALF ROPING WILD COW MILKING MAVERICK RACE GOAT ROPING POTATO RACK SACK RACE MUSICAL CHAIR RACE »0 Head of Cattle end Horses WU1 Ba Used to These Contests THEBE IS NOTHING WHICH IMPROVES A HOME LIKE LAWN FURNITURE If You Grave Excitement Don't Miss This The Snappiest Time of All Times of Wild West Stuff! O. P. Talent Investigated the wrack» end «leered tha highway, whtoh w m blocked Immediately foltowtng the aceldeat. The drissling rain made the highway treeeherone last night. Drop in and let us show you the beautiful effects of this kind of furniture. Carson-Fowler