Ashland daily tidings., July 08, 1927, Image 2

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w ill, according to plana snnauac-
ed by Jay H . Upton, chairman of
th e Bawl cowynUtM l« ««mrgp of
arrangs&eata, ba rgpfetonted by
C o n g r e ss » » « N. 4- « g n a tt. Sen­
ator Frederick Steiwer has also
bean asked to ba »repeat
" q d t Important event at
pwvwl aeronaut tea since
g ,WS» the enactment by
as la !•> « o f the fire-year
Completion
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Ths same U w also de­
lta 'to d S l'd f th d operating
BEND, O re - July I . — The
g at Ths b ill provided for
u trae tto n over a fire year Crooked r ir e r bridge, highest
beginning. Jaly 1. U H , of span of Its type lb th e' United
States and condo« to be one of
the to ta l to oae thousand useful the engineering marvels o f meat-
ptonaa.. I t also provided for two ora America, w ill ba feraahlly ded­
rigid airships a f approximately six icated an tba afternoon o t July lb
mtDlon cable teat volume each at when ceremonies «111 be held to
a total cost for both ships not Peter Skene Ogden park, on The
Dallee-Cnllfornla highway nt the
exceeding i s , " « , ® " .
The law e f 133« also establlsh- south approach tenths steel span
ed the poet of Assistant Secretary which bridges n gorge of basalt
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of the Navy for Aeronautics of of 304 feet deep,
Ceremonies attending -the ded­
which Bdwsrd P. W arner Is the
firs t occupant.
He has been ication of the Crooked river span
identified w ith aviation develop­ w ill, to actuality, be a-driiPe event
ment since 1*1«. He is regarded — the completion o t The Dnlles-
as daw of tbe leading aerodynam­ Callfornta highway, the creation
ical experts of tbe country and of Fstsv Skene Ogddn park and
whpn appointed was professor ef the dedication ’of the bridge. '
aeronautical engineering at the Chambers of commerce and ebm- ,
Massachusetts Institute of Tecb- munlttee of many parte .o f Ore­
gon w ill be represented at the
In a report concerning naval ceremonies, which w ill be attend­
a ir policy, Secretary W ilb u r said: ed by Governor I. L. Patterson
“ Since the end of the W orld and other state officials. *
W ith a ll oiling operations on-
W a r tbe principal effort of the
Navy Department has been direct­ Tber Dalles - C alifornia highway
ed.tow ard tbe application of a ir- tram the north ot Madras Uh
craft to fleet operation and the K lam ath F alls completed and the
development
of suitable
a ir­ M cKm nie pass over th e ' m lla-
craft to r that nee. I t was largely hlgh Three Sisters summit open
pioneering work, as ton exper­ to traffic and. In excellent condi­
ience with aviation daring , the tion, It la expected that a large
v u , concentrated on anti-enbma- crowd w ill attend the ceremonies^
rfins activities, had not Indicated which w ill m ark the form al open-
clearly the role which aircraft tog of a great route of travel in
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Containing sixteen pages of jweture« and fcets,
illustrating and describing th e p ro p e rtie s o f The
California Oregon Power Company, the booklet shown
above is ydurs far tho asking.
Near Klamath
By Parcel Post
_ ;*W P »r» »ending more cherrjaa »
ont of the local poetoffice than
dpaal, althongs
the shipments :
are not overwhelming,” according
to Postmaster Fred Wagner.
Many g ift boxes of choice fru it
are betng ‘sent to a ll parts of the
United States, and some ship- J
meats of more than .200 pounds
Tito to r tbe t tr t t k atf o f 1W T are for commercial purposes bnrg,
toto to n * them pntd »
at the pBtsea tnrougw in© xocst uiiiCBe
to m e lim e last .year by approxi­
m ately ffc W d « t o r lf t Batoh>Jen-
states. The to ta l this year
burm K a . cd».. J « y 8.— <ipy—
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« « « p a r'd
w ith
sarly 200 ip®“ Continued pafn-
d u i.l8 f .3 S för tost m t
sking search today for a five-
g r old glyl who wandered bare-
ot from her parents last S 'n -
ig and " h o u .to f®pmd
w
F O B T L A K tL fe rs .. July
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tve been fcftmd by mountain
— Broken by the disgrace of a
Jail seatence,
W . Brackett. 31,
SB overseas world war veteran
M O to. J u ly I r - M - W m . 8.
Thursday ceaDnltt'd suicide ' hr
ras ot Bakpr was, removed
' slashing its thrdat wt|h a rasor.
afternoon ad state' prohibition
The act was committed in view
m is s io in «rid fle d g e Alpx-
to Stotoal «the» prisoners
who
jr e f HUlsbonp appointed to
Modem “Huck
Treasure
BUHNA V IS T A , Colo., Jnly S.
— (tp) — a modern HUcklebetfy
Finn and Tom Sawyer today dug
progressive public u tility company. Its charts present
a striking picture of growth.
W o r e s fllusttato
modem plants and properties, built un4 maintained
for the service of tbe puttie. Th* capital shuffled by
thousands o f investors goes directly into the constric­
tion of p e rm a n e n t, useful public u tility properties.
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red shares. W rite or phone for ^our copy today.
work
efsr. Is e o n H n « r U Vis home
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O m a lta »trsst*tadSy w ith lllnms.
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LA V A son had notices several days ago
that the creeps ip the c rater
slopes were widening and Ipng-
(Cemtlgped F ce m . Fsg® . < * • )
thenipg. Wilson had warned resi­
which are kept clpee to tbe dents against going too close to
ground by n driving rain.
the rim.
i , The etor * °< Mto MuptlQn'
Native« throughout the Island
violent and spectacular tht n us- today declared they had seen a
apl Ip. PH>«n thpp a year lata for lone, aged \ woman wandering
It was expected (o follow toe through the jungles and villages.
eruption of Manna Loa la A p ril This Is the form Madame Pele
1930, whan tpa great volcano take? when in anger and' about
.more than 13,009 lest high and to, bring destruction.
of which Halemanman to a cra­
ter. erupted apd «M lrnyed great
plantations. The p it better known
aa Kilanea was spent.
W hether HUo and the planta­
H « *» before
tions that cover the alone fo r 30
miles between the elty and the
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pit arp Jn da?P«r. to > m atter of arato o f mower's made.
«p ecu lation , B. W . Wlleon, * < *
|t. the otoeryator.
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up t burled treimoee o f * 2 7 '0 Ito
gold a t an old deserted shack
tivto-w eije, “ > « » when the,
oa a farm near here, ' t . , 1 sm
eHtpttoa « « a n A *
• hooto
The youth» w ttb tb w ir gang Usd
long made the s to rk tbetr rao-
d esv o u s w ith boyM r te ttii ftt fh©
tales df the o ld -tim e r s th a t a
herm it named Loggar had once
lived there and had hoarded and
the positio^ Otncitae id l y 10. cached his money on the place.
It is packed full of informative facts about this
• R tells bow you, too, «nay becom e a pawner in
puttie service by investment in tbe Compwal*s prefer­
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