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ASfÍLAN¡¡j, OBE¡
DAY» AUOUBT 1, 1927
O R IE N T GETS ^BUSBYS
v^ N c o u v fc R , a. c„ Aug.
I?— O R — tife y th e ‘ lucky
oows, at least 40 at th an
must he sb designated tor
they a r t getting a alee long
heat rid« to the orient, such,
as ifihet persons would enjoy
hot
Havar Police in Document
to be Read at Arms Limi­
tation Conference in 0«.
nera—Disturbed by Ap­
parent Failure.
can't. «Kurd.
r a t t y purebred Jersey
cows were shipped from this
port recently for Shanghai.
They will be used for experi­
mental purposes on a dairy
farm near Shanghai and map
be (be foundation of mod­
ern pure blood dairy beards
In China.
GENEVA, Aug. 1.— (lp)— The
plenary eesaion of the ngvgl
limitation conference scheduled
for today was postponed until 3
p. m. Thursday at the suggestion
of the Japanese delegation, which
announced however .there Were
no plans to propose which would
save the conference from faU-j
ure.
'
Oregon—körtiwefct Í
With the Aid of Attorneys
• Aimee Declares She Hopes
to Reorganise Financial
Affairs of Four Square
Ocspel With Mrs. Ken­
nedy Stepping Down
Flock of Errors by (to u ts
Pass Players in Tenth In­
ning Breaks Tie of 2 to 2
and Puts Local Team at
Head of Southern Oregon
League—Weather Sultry.
LO8 ANGELES. Aug. 1.— (lp)
j — A final conference to settle all
I differences between Aimee Semple
McPherson add her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Kennedy, will be held
here either Monday or Tuesday,
the noted evangelist said Sunday
night. '
With the aid of attorneys, she
declared, she hopes to definitely
decide Mrs. Kennedy’s future
status at Angelus Temple and to
reorganise the financial affairs of
the Four Square Gospel.
Mrs. McPherson s a i d s h e
thought het mother would resign
from business m anagership of
the Temple and that a property
settlement would be made with
her.
Mrs, Kennedy issued a lengthy
statement In which she reiterated
her contention that her daught-
Kundny Games
Boas, 7, Grants Pass 2.
Klamath. 12. Medford. 2.
iruiion office, accorojjr^
J. H. Fuller, secretary f\> d e
chamber of CoUimerqe.
This exceeded the regis­
tration for, the corresponding
month In 192# by 326.
Considering the fact that
many tourists now enter the
state over the Redwood high­
way and register at Grants
Pass, the regietratlon would
indicate an increasing vol­
ume of tourist business.
487 WARNED
BY OFFICERS
DURING JULY
New Airplane Regulations
Planned by Chicago aa
Result of Series
Mishaps Over W eekend-
Compulsory Use of Para,
chutes is Advocated.
NEWCASTLE, Indiana, Aug. 1.
(LW-—While 200 persons wit­
nessed Lieutent George Myers, pi­
lot. and Paul Wise and Evaaa
Davis, passengers, were killed
when their plane plunged to earth
in flames.
Three triples, a two base hit
and a flock of errors won ’ the Few Speeders on H ighw ay-
Improper H eadlight A d­
Ashland Boas their Sdnday con­
test with the Cavemen from
justment Major Offense
Grants Pass. The'game was won
W IC H ITA , Kane., Aug.
Jackson county state traffic of­
Activities of the Ashland Y. M.
in the last half of the tenth
— Lieutenants C. A. Pear
Ic . A. for the last three and a
ficers
were
busy
during
July.
Inning.
RAPID CITY, 8. D., Aug. I. _
half months under the direction
Two-hundred thirty-five motor- Charles W. Luthy were
The contest was a real battle.
(LP)— President Coolidge has sanc­ I of
when the oil airplane In
Secretary W. P. Walters are
Morgan scored In the fourth In­ tots were warned concerning traf­ they were flying crashed I
tioned the bold pronouncement of
fic
violations
during
the
month
of
outlined
In
a
report
recently
sub­
ning for Ashland. In the e^hth
American Naral policy which may
at the local airport.
mitted by Mr. Walters.
be delivered In Geneva today by
Inning the Cavemen scored two July by State Traffic Officer C.
P.
Talent
The fiscal year of the organiz­
accordlng to a tabulat­
Hugh Gibson, bead of the Ameri­
runs.
In the ninth i n n i n g
CHICAUO. Aug. 1.— (IP)— New
ed Report of his activities for the
can delegation at the Arms Limi­ ation closes September 1, and
Hughes hit a triple, and Logan
airplane regulations, applicable to
payment
of
pledges
for
the
work
month,
filed
with
the
state
de­
tation Conference. It was learned.
drove him In home tlelng the
partment.
Ten arrests
were tlie entire country, are expected as
score.
Without lecturing other
na­ Is urged In order that the year
made
with
six
convlctloris
and a result of the investigation Into
tions for their falnrs to enter Into may be closed without a deficit.
In the tenth, Hoffard and Mar­
five aviation deaths in Chicago
four
eases
still
pending.
During
The
present
outlook
is
reported
the spirit of disarmament, or
low hit triples, a bnnt carried
within * week.
as
bright.
the
2#
days
lie
was
on
duty
Of­
blaming them directly for a j
• Coicnei Paul Henderson, for­
another man to second base
ficer Talent travelled 3,430 miles.
Included In activities of the
breakdown of the Genfeva confer­
when
the
Grants
Pass
player
Lieutenant O. O. Nichole d u / mer assistant postmaster-general
Here la Lena Wilson. “Cinderella of the North Woods
ence, the document sets forth last three and a half months are
fumbled the ball. It was a pa­ ing the same period travelled 3,- In charge of the airmail aerrlee
H
i-V,
pioneer
clubs,
picnics,
rec-
the
bride
of
James
“
Bud’-
Stiilmfh.
Jr.,
in
one
of
tto
clearly that this government will
thetic exhibition of baseball the 264 miles, issued 262 warnings and now president of the National
dings the north woods ever had. The bride formerly
at
H y a tt!
countenanee
no
International reattonat program
Cavemen staged in* the tenth
in
the
Grand
Anse
camp
of
Mrs,
’Anne
U.
Stillman,
mo
Prairie,
twilight
baseball
league,
und made six arrests, the report Air Transport Company, is acting
agreements to permit larger na-1
Inning after having valiantly shows.
dnd wife of James Stillman. Sr., New Yo
aa deputy coroner In connection
vies than now ride the seas under I
utes," she said, “ If she would
with the two fatal accidents here.
fought during the nine full in­
the colors of the nations of the
come to me as a daughter to a
LADV I A I DEB DIES
He la expected to make the fol­
nings. Rooters h, the grand stand
world.
mother.
lowing recommendations:
GLASGOW, Scotland, Aug.
cheered the Boas as they scored
The document was prepared by |
“ But she c h o o s e s to deal
1. Compulsory use of para-
4-—
(LP)—
Lady
Lauder,
wife
the
last
of
the
five
runs
In
the
Gibson at Geneva and forwarded I
through a committee which I
Inning.
chutes by all pilots and passen­
of Sir Harry Lauder, fam­
here for ratification. Mr. Coolidge
refuse to recognise.
I expect
gers. It has been pointed out that
ous Scots comedian, died
The Cavemen scored five hits
endorsed it wholeheartedly and
to leave Angelus Temple but the
parachutes might have saved the
Sunday.
»
off Davis, while the local ag­
cabled Gibeon to deliver it at the I
settlement must be between Sis­
lives of the two filers killed Sat-
She had follow ed Lander
gregation 12 times hH Shar-
final plenary sessfon of the dis­
ter and me without any commit­
urday when their m ach ia ranghi
through
the
troubles
and
rock,
the
much,
touted
«Grants
armament meeting Monday If he I
tee. in the background."
' fire.
eventual triumphs of his
deems It desirable.
(
2. Government licensing of a lt
career. He was a coalminer
’ aviation schools.
when,
as
Annie
Vallance,
inroen by the apparent break­
3. Restriction of use «g eld and
she married him in 1240.
down of the conference.
While
’ unsafe planes.
She had accompanied, him oa
he earnestly desires to prevent
4. Abolition of low Uylag oger
most of bis I a t e ,/ world
any International ill-w ill to grow
their intXtions to participate in
cities.
tours.
out of aa unsuccessful attempt to
the CaltSSrnia-Hawall flight for
Three persons were killed at
lim it naval ekpendltnres, he will
the #35,000 Dole prizes.
Morton
Grove last 8unday and
Live Wire Falls Among
see to It that the American public
Mrs. William P. Erwin, wife of
two
at
Oaklawn
Saturday, a few
Crowd of Visitors Near
Is informed of the situation so
the A .iE . F. Air Aee who was
hours after the first important In­
that the American public Is In­
quest into aviation deatks In Chi­
awarded the Distinguished. Service
formed of the situation so that it
Medal fer bringing down nine en­
cago had opened.
m e inierurDan btage company
NEDERLANDS,
Colo.,
Aug.
1,
may know why taxes cannot be
emy planes during the war. Is the — (LP)— Two persons were killed
announced a new schedule, ef­
The two were George Xabriskle,
reduced to rock bottom.
2#J formerly an army flyer, who
latest feminine entrant. The oth- and several Injured late Sunday
fective this mornihg, for their
, Oregon Doctors in
b rj are Miss Mildred Doran, “The when a live wire fell among a
stages between Ashland-Roseburg '
Was employed here by the Uni­
ornia
This Week at
Flying Schooima’m’*: who will ac­
as follows:
versity oP Aviation, and James
crowd
of
tourists
who
were
in­
Convention
company Augie Pedlei1 of Flint,
* Northbound
Rose of Steger, 111., whom he was
Mich., and Miss Pauline Rich, ( specting the Boulder C a n y o n
hope for the Naval Limitation
teaching.
Their plane, a n e w
A. M. A. M. ‘ P, M.
Many of the best known Chir­
Power Dam, below here.
Conference was revived Sunday
Lbs Angeles, aviatrlx, who ex­
Lv. Ashland.
7:10 10:30 4:30
Swallow with an OX-S engine,
opractic physicians of Oregon are
The
dead
are:
Warden
N.
P.
night In a manner that Indicated
Ar. Medford
7:40 11:00 5.00 in Los Angeles in attendance pects to fly with Lieutenant Gar­
was said to have been only five
Capps, of the State Reformatory
another of the many last minute
land E. Lincoln.
Lv.
Medford
7:50
11:10
6:10
weeks out of the factory at Wich­
U. oi 0. Stndent to 8pend
of the Progressive Chiropractic
at Buena Vista, Colo. A boy,
attempts to avert what none of
Ar. Roseburg 12:30 3:60 9:So
ita.
Kan. It caught fire at an al­
Five
Pay
Fines
for
Having
Three
Years
at
Oxford
Association’s Annual' Convention.
whose name could not be learn-
the delegates has attempted to
titude
of 1.040 feet and both men
Honthbound
No Tail Lights on Their
They are jotphit wWi nearly
University, England
conceal might be disastrous fail­
Lv. Rossburg
3:20 10:25 «.10
Jumped
as the machine plunged
Automobiles
2500 othei;, practitioners assem­
The dam, located high uj
ure.
to earth.
Ar. Medford
8:00 3:35 8:15
U N IVER SITY OF OREGON,
bled from 14, westeri bjAl'ds. The
Boulder Canyon. Is several r
Whether the British are to re­
Lv. Medford
8:05 3:40 8:20
“The aircraft operators’ asso-
meetings opened Monday and
from
a telephone and only
vise their proposals: whether the Eugene, Aug. 1 — (Special) — Ar Ashland
8:35 4:10 8:60
cation has passed resolutions
wGl, <dntinuBi<Ul.
week In
tails of the accident were
Japanese plan an attempt to Alfons Korn, Oregon winner of
' t
agreeing to submit to voluntary
the
1927
Rhodes
Scholarship,
the
Los
Angeles
College
of
Chi­
eluded
in first reports here,
bridge» the wide gap between
control by county authorities. Col.
Saturday
night)
Lights
on
12|
ropractic.
American and British Ideas of Will leave Eugene August- 3 on
cars were tested with a 68 J pel Henderson said, although at pres­
Surplus of labor exists in
, A complete report of recent
cruiser limitation, or whether an the first lap of the Journey
cert 6. K, test. This percentage ent there are ho laws governing
which will end at Oxford Univer­
activities of the Oregon Chiro­ practically all sections of Ore­
of good lights Is above average flying unless a plane crosses a
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sity. England, where he has a
practic Association is program­ gon, according to a report of the
state line.
officers stated.
threw year scholarship In the
med to be given by Dr. Chester aeasonable employment conimis-j
E. O. Smith and Glen Nichols,
F. Easter, of Portland, who will pion of the U. S. Employment 1
honor school of English language
arregted by Traffic Officer My-
and literature.
attend the convention aa the
nott, O. 3. Kllngle and V. O. N.
representative of the association.
of unskilled labor
He will spend some time In
Smith, arrested by Llent. O. O.
exists In the Rogue River valley,
Students at the Southern Ore­ Nichols, and H. O. Schortgen, ar­
the Middle West, particularly in
according to the report.
Pear gon Summer School of A rt are rested by Traffic Officer C. P.
Greetings to all former «in­
Chicago, before going to New*
picking which -is to« start about busy this weak completing work Talent, each pleaded guilty to a
H ill s Cash and Carry opened York, whence he w ill sail on Sep­ dents of the University of Ore­
SAN FRANCI8CO. Ang. 1— flf )
August 18 will make It pbsslble j In preparation for the annual charge of operating a car with­ -T w en ty-n in e persons war» kill­
gon, were extended by Dr. John
la their new and modern store­ tember 3, for Paris.
to utilise a portion of this labor exhibit which is to be held next out a tail light when arraigned ed on the coast over the week-sad
M r. Korn will remain In Paris Straub, former Dean of Men at
room at 71 N. Main street this
the
university
wfien
he
was
in
but
with toufist help, a surplus Friday evening at the Civic Club before Municipal Judge C l i n t Eighf were killed In astomoMle
until
October
7
and
then
will
morning, having moved from 21
la expected to be found at all house.
Baughman and paid a fine of 22 accldehts, seven were
suicides,
N. Main street, where they had go to London for a week be­ this city for luncheon Saturday.
H. A. Stearns, - owner of the times.
Students of exceptionally fine each.
seven were drowned, two wore
operated as The Plasa grocery, ov­ fore beginning his work at Ox­ Accompanied by his wife, John
Other trafflq violators arrested murdered, four shot to death. and
Miller, of Vancouver, and Mrs. building which was vacated by
Road work on the Redwood talent are enrolled at the school
er the wegk-end.
ford on October 14.
The Plaza Grocery when they
over
the week-end were M. D. one killed In a bomb expfoeiod.
highway
la
taking
care
of
the
Hattie
Morton
of
Portland,
Dr.
The storeroom now being oc­
this
summer,
according
to
Belle
He is graduating from the Uni­
moved this morning to 71 N. employment problem for a great
An unidentified yacht w a n
cupied presents a beautiful ap­ versity of Oregon at the end of Straub is touring through Ore
Cady White, the director, and Ashcraft of Talent, charged with
Main street, stated this morning,
many men in the vlcinty of the exhibit this year will include operating with illegal lights; burned and sank dff the Catalina
pearance with its new .fixtures, summer session where he has! I gon on a brief vacation trip.
that he was hegotlatlng for the Grants Pass. The harvesting of
James Nash, charged with speed­ Island, shortly berore dawn today.
new stock and neat arrangement. majored in English literature.
Dr. Straub said. " I want to
splendid specimens of work.
urge all former students to at­ reopening of The Plasa Grocery the berry crop was handled large­
This exhibit is the usual ac­ ing and driving without an opera­ Search by the coast guards faded
St 61 N. Main street..
to reveal any bodied.
ly by local labor and school chil­ tivity closing the summer term of tors license.
tend the homecoming this yepr,
W h i l , nothing definite has dren there.
which will make the fiftieth year
the school. As an added attrac­
been arranged. Mr. Stearns said
of my services to the institution.’*
tion at the exhibit, to which
several prospects ware innbin*
the public ' Is «ordially Invited
Dr. Straub stressed the value of
Hkroid C. flta,»-m:;iet, rormer
homecoming celebrations, saying
QUEBEC, Aug. 1.— (IP>— The men and women stood outside the they worked toward bringing a
instructor at the school, will
popularity of the Prince of Wkles Cathedral, ballt by the Prince’s closer tie among alumni.
speax.
among the Colonist sover whom adeestor, George III., to see his
Swlmming is one of the most pool.
Dr. Straub was practiqally re­
he some day will reign remains Royal Highness, arrive and hur­ covered from burns received sev­
MIMH U H I K C H H X
-I t to not ooly n r
popular
sports among children,
U N IVERSITY O F OREGON.
undlmiqished.
rahs arose abqve the solemn toll- eral days previous to his visit
WINS AVTOMOBILR according to Miss Fay Canvar. bqt Is a real ansat ka i
J "Eugene, Aug. 1. — (Special) 1—
Cheers and handclapping JBun- lqg of the chimes when a shining here, when he removed the radia­
girl to know how to «wi
Mias Nona Proctor, of New Yorit,
playground supervisor, who has
day followed the tired-eyed heir motor car whisked Wales and his tor cap and was scglded by steam
Miss Marie Cl archill, daughter
p«rt 'wimmars are ta
daughter
of
A.
PhImliter
Proctor,
to the British throne to the very brother Into the church yard.
of President J. A. Churchill of been conducting a class for local for numerans positiona, a
from the radiator.
noted sculptor, Is the woman's
doors of the ancient cathedral of
the Southern Oregon Normal boys and girls at the Helman I feinphaslse thto laet M L
Beneath the huge old maples
tennis
champion'of the University
the Holy- Trinity In Quebec, and poplars, the two princes. Im­
school
received the Essex automo­ pool twice each week, for the »nd gtrls thoy work
arm SEVERED
of Oregon Summer session. Miss
where, with his brother, Prince maculate in their bine serge suits
MILL FOREMAN KILLED
While- stealing a ride en aa Proctor won. In the final round bile given away Saturday at the lest month.
f«:ct tholr atrokoa aad
George, Premier Stanley Baldwin with white pin stripes, and bare­
Woodmen dance held at the Or­
Peter Klelver, mill foreman 8 P. ireight at , Klamath. H.
Mies Carver has found inter­ roally. good.
Sayaral pl
ovw Miss Hasel Maclsod, of Van-
and other members of the Royal headed. had to acknowledge the near Klamath Falls was Instant­
iental gardens In Medford. Miss est In swimming classes Is la- hasa mpd4 romorkpMo m
Pekkaney fell beneath the wheel« eooaer, B. C.
party, Wales attended Divine ser­ noisy greeting In the church-yard ly killed Saturday when struck
Churchill has been la Ashland for •csse at Medford and has a group
of the tr«4a a«d hto left arm was
The famous Pioneer statue on the last tlx week« conducting a
vices.
- ♦-
„ before entering the dim Oathed- In the face and chest by a heavy
of boys and girls fiom that elty
severed at the shoulder. Pekkaney the Oregon campes Is the wqrk
A crowd of more than 1,409 j
course In play production at the who come to Ashland each week
piece of slabwoo<V I ■
r - i
27 years old.
of Miss Proctor’s father.
normal school.
for 'Instruction nt tko Heimaai
»
WOMEN PLAN
TO COMPETE
IN AIR RACE
NEW SCHEDULE
" IS ANNOUNCED
TOURISTS ARE
ELECTROCUTED
CHIROS HOLD
FRISCO MEET
SCHOLARSHIP
WINNER SAILS
ARE AVERAGE
Labor Supply
Exceeds Need
Report Shows
N ew Grocery
Opened Today
Summer Art
School Will >
Have Exhibit
Dean Straub,
Was Visitor
In This City
Stearns May
Open Grocery
EETING FOR H. R. H .
CE GEORGE IN CANADA
U. Of 0 . Tennis
Champ From N. Y
SWIMMING MOST > 0
ALL SPORTS SAI