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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1927)
'Ashland', Oregon—O enerallyfaîr. Thu storms in mountains and portion tonight. Fifty Years ASHLAND, OR AT PICNIC N E A R TALENT i OkrsC VWagn Throe acsldenta secured Bnu- day on the Pacific highway, be tween Ashland and Talent. Parvis signaled for a left hand Perfect Pitching Davis Feature of tarn, according to the report glade to State Traffic Officer C. P. Talent. Moulton apparently failed to see the signal and struck the Paw ls car. The Ford was quite badly damaged. Both cars ‘ Ashland and vicinity «as vis were southbound when the mle- Yesterday's Games ited by a terrific downpour of hap occurred. Boss. ». Medford. ». rM» ¿'tween . 5 o'clock a*4 S Following the downpour * of Grants Paso, S, Klamath Falls, 1 o’clock Bunday evening, the rgln- rain Sunday afternoon, a Ford, fhU bringing relief from the lp- coupe, driven by E. W. Moors of Game»1 Next Hnwlay tanse heat which prevailed Pasadena. California, skilled off Grants Pass and Boas at Grants throughout the day. President Coolldge„ with no1 wpu» the highway about one mile this Pass. A severe electrical storm, ac- aide of Talent and overturned In Medford and Klamath at Med Ing, bumped Into a little polttidhl compaaled the downpour p a d the ditch. Moore was uninjured ford? jamboree when he attended the started many gross-flros op the gad drove his ear away after ft Pitching a shut-out game, with farmer’s picnic at Ardmore, 84 D. hillsides about the eRy—SeM»>- was moved back oa the paveamat. no hits and no runs Kurt Davis, Governor Bulow la shown above od aad dried by the'kuliry heat A Dodge touring ear, driven by stellar pitcher for Ashland Boas, tossing a few verbal bombs lata which prevailed throughput the a group of people of the Aposto made a record nnequaled In the tariff and the “flxlnjs of arti day. lic faith, overturned a short dis Southern Oregon League history. ficial prices for the things' khe With the mercery hoyeriag tance from this accident. No one Medford failed to score swingle farmer has to buy.” whll CmA about 35 throughout the- after was Injured and the car was able bit off Davis who pitched the nine idge. straw-hatted, sits lIstenH t noon many picnic parties aeught to run under its own power when Innings with a deadly certainty After the crowd bad cheered Bh- the cool of the hillsides and placed back on the rohdway. which marks him as one of the low, Senator Norbeck, shown. «B woods end streams, and mauy finest pitchers on the Pacific the left of Coolidge, tried to « « were cnnght In the dowppoar up things With words to, the * coast. which came Just at the eleee of Davis has been signed np with feet that “the only thing WOf^ aftcrpeou. . a Loa Angeles team, subject to than a Republican tariff was a The downpour was so groat It call, and as a reSnlt of his re Democratic one." Then Ray was almost lmpqsaihlo to drive a markable work in the box Sun Maguson (right) made sweet machine during tho worst part of Ford b d * »800,000 Sott for day tho call may conjp sooner music on his. banjo and everybody the etana. Käpy ears wane drawn Duna««» in Amicable was happy again. ...... ■ than anticipated. to ope aide of the highway aad Ashland Boas scored two runs parked until the worst of the etegm.wpe ever., ' NEW YORK, July » 1 — <IP>— in each of the first, third and Rainfall amounted .IS accord Henry Feed has settled another fifth* Innings of the game. Logan ing to (mala Jtodse. local w»ath- big libel salt growing .out of the was playing a fine game of ball antl-semltic attacks appearing In Sunday and brought two men In his magazine, the Dearborn In- home with a three bagger which went far Into the field in the first Refllsed Permission to At Dynamite, taken internally has ten d Funeral of Father, By tha asm« methods which Inning. A two base hit later in Carol is Downcast 1_". a fatal aea cftw battle, according brought about withdrawal of the game brought 1n another run to a damage claim recently set A*roa Saplro’s million dollar for the Boas. tled by the Owen-Oregon lumber PARfs, July 25.—(L P>— Priam .The cdhtset, played on the lihSh _ I'M 1 -c AMtiAA AOiBMt - S!S W.rtL-RM I - company. Carol of Roumanla Is expected Jackson epnnty^fairground dia mobile manufacturer — apology A half dosen cows grazing in l .payment of an unnamed mond was witnessed by a big within two dayz to make the the Butte Falls district ate dy next move In his bid to obtfita crowd of fans. The pitching of Davie, wto' dfffbte work with -ap the thvorfe occupied by bis iftfc namite a t t v day» a g o n * * passed on. The dynamite was parently little -effort and who year old son, King Michael. Jewish •dlter aad nnthor. In the only comment be has hidden beneath a root of a tree Samuel Uatermeyer,, coahapl threw the ball over the plate In for Bernstein, announced Sunday •fich a manner the Pearpickefs I made on his statement referring by employees of t)ie lumber com at Ms Yonkers homo that the simply could not find It,-was the to himself as "His Majesty, King pany. They were hungry for •git for 83»»,»»0. Instituted four outstanding feature of the game. Carol II, of Roumanla," the exil salt and ate the dynamite which year» ago, has been settled ant- The Boas after two weeks of ed prince said that he must contains salt. A few hours later ragged baseball, were playing a await his father’s funeral before they died. About a dozen sticks lefpctorlly - la all parties. game in which perfect teamwork I making any of a "number of of dynamite were eaten. A post meant results 8unday. ] statements the situation requir- mortem-examinatlon was made to ascertain the cause of death, So 'far aa Is known, according I BUND, J » » y 85— qp>—Central to “Poke" Ninlnger, theshutout, I Ferdinand's funeral was held but when this was learned consid Oregon Monday was busy check- game with no hits and no runs, Is Sunday. Refused permission to erable caution was exercised. Ing lip damage caused by tha pMe- unequaled in baseball history of go to Bucharest to attend the tHeal atohn Bandar afternoon southern Oregon. i funeral, Carol attended the mem Judging from photographic evi British Delegate« C o n f e r which started 36 forest fires in Davis’ contract with the Los I orial service held for the dead dence the "best dressed" woman With Cabinet Members— the Deschutes National forest, Angeles team means much of an king at the Roumanian church Is that because she dresses so Outlook Unoertain and struck two homes »Pro. The, little.— Klamath Herald. advancement for him, but will here. majority of fires were centered GENEVA, July 36. —- (IP) — leave a gap in the Southern Ore-1 about the summit country around Conferring between themselves, gon Leagae, particularly the local Dsvi» Lake and Ctane Prairie. Japanese and* American naval All were under control Monday. * limitation delegatee are awalt- team. Davis has pitched a con sistently good g a m e of ball h»g the return of the British dele throughout the season. I gation and What la expected to be With the defeat of Medford immediate final Indication o t suc Sunday, Ashland tie» with Med cess or failure.oa the question of ford for first place In the second cruiser limitation. half of the League schedule, with ■ Oa the qneston th» entire con ference hinges, for cruisers are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barn», ion the most important ships under and daughter of Ness City, Kan., consideration. are spending a short time In this Reporta from London are that city with J."C- Hopper, formerly the British have nothing new to a resident of that place. Mr. offer. - : Barnd M pablieher and o«h»r of .If the British delegates return tha Nsss County New», » «pphiy empty hauded after days ot con publlcntloa. HI visited thp Tid ference with members of their Pilot Uninjured as He Pilot» Powerless Airship Into ings office while hero, Mr. »ad cabinet. It means that Britain is Mrs, Bgrnd are much impressed reconciled to falure and all that Weed Patch with the beauties qf Oregon. It aaay mean, notably cruiser com WASHINGTON, July 25.— (LP) They are making a meter trip petition between herself and Am — His engine blowing up, while through thp western sUtpp. ir i« . he was flying 35,000 feet in th'e There la disagreement still, on sir, trying for a new altitude rec FLAFOPOCMD GfJPBni t total cruiser strength to be allot ord, Leutenant C. C. Champion, T H Medford pleygroaw f»M ted each nation, on the atreagth navy air ace, escaped uninjured Was laeteased 04SS « t o t t&S large aiM small cruisers respec as he piloted his powerless plane tively,' gad on the size of guns Ltoaa elab taraedover t M t more than six miles downward with which smaller crullers are amoant to tha coamlHge in and landed In a weed patch. to he armdd. Aa ambulance sent out to pick charge of the playgroaMf — the amouat the reeetgta pf a Hilarity up the body found Champion, un injured, examlnglng the plane. “Cylinder exploded" was his grinning comment. Maurice E. Crumpacker, Congressman Prom Third Dis trict Drowns Sunday, Following Strange Mental Relapee_Passed Through Ashland Thursday Morn ing With Nicholas Longworth, Republican Leader From Ohio. SAN FRANCISCO, .July 25. — (LP) — Congressman Maurice E. ( ’rumpacker of Oregon Sunday, afternoon jumped to death in San Francisco Bay. An autopsy today is expected to throw some light on the strange mental alteration from which he apparently suffered for 24,hours before his death. Dr. Shelby P. Strange is in charge of the case. He will make a thorough examination of the stomach to de termine what was behind the congressman’s "Insistent statements that he had been poisoned. The results will he unknown for several days. / ; * The body is to lie sent to Portland this afternoon, Crumpacker, Sunday afternoon, less than 14 hours after lie was released from the Central Emergency hospi tal here, where he had been taken “ for observation” 'plunged into San Francisco Bay and was drowned. LIBEL SUIT IS.SETTLED CAROL WOULD LIKE THRON b m Several notea on the back of — -------- 1 1 ■" ■ ” letters and telegrams, presumsb- xy * VrC’GTPli’W ‘ly written by Crumpacker lndl- V rA ll VJ m J .J u IA w *• * MUST D IE B ovfces A te D ynam ite And P a ssed A w ay iois Murder Oase a g : Larkin street with Thomas P. ®,r»ar’ ‘wa« erI"‘ J“ 4" ° f „ .a - _ ....... the gang that carried his name. txgmart. Seattlq newspaper man.j ^ - , ° . „ ____ ____ _____ . ___ CrunTtfccker strouted ? ~Batf thing*, «J*? , to do but only way out.’’ Smart attempted to stop Crum packer aa he rushed toward the ( waters edge, but the apparently frenzied congressman ran to the water and leaped into the bay. 1 A crowd quickly collected and 20 minutes later Crumpacker was brought from the water. He i was still breathing but died en- I route to the hospital. He was aged 41 years and was serving his second term in the U. C. House of representa tives as representative from the Third District. Crumpacker was placed in a San Francisco hospital Saturday night by San Francisco police following a dispute with a patrol man. He was found sitting on the steps of the parish house of St. Mary’s Cathedral. "He did' not have liquor on his breath. The patrolman had him into a cab and I was called from headquarters. He appeared to think we were holdup men. We called with an ambulance and with the aid of hospital stewards and a stretcher took him from the scene. We ascer tained bis Identity from two valises and papers on his person," according to a hospital attend ant and police report. Crumpacker, who Is well known In Ashland accompanied STA R T NFERENCE SEEMS DARK DIE IN TRACED] PL A N E FA LLS 36,000 FE ET Lamps T» Aid Fish To Eat FRBBNO, Calif,. July IS,—(LP) — Feeding fish by electricity is aa Innovation in trout-roaring to M Initiated soon by the Fresno eeunty sportsmen’s dab In Its roaring apnd nt Dinkey creek. Bright Incandescent lam p/ have men placed at the ends ot the pond, which «111 accommodate IS,SOS young rainbow tront. The light is expneted to attract my riad swarma of Insect life at night so that the tront may eat A lbany G ets N e x t . S ession EUGENB, July 36. — (IP) — Breaking precedent, established a dosen yean ago, delegates to the state Presbyterian Synod today voted to hold the 1338 session at the campus of the Albany Presby terian College Instead of at the University of Oregon. -Several hundred Presbyterians are la con ference at Eugene. (Please Turn to Page 4) V02SKTILE, BHÎ y PR E PA R E FOR PE A R HARVEST Packing Houses Install New Equipment ^Prejffaratory Installation of- fruit washing machines In practically every packing house in the Rogue River Valley has been completed, according to » recent surrey. Orchard lets are preparing to meet the spray residue problem and prepare for harvesting the bumper crop, which will be ready for harvesting early In August. The washing machines free the fruit ot arsenate spray and halve automatic driers which brings the' fruit through In Sne condi tion. Fifteen machines wero re-| cently installed. j Save One Fourth Foe a Short Thue,'. The Daily Tidings
