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ASHLAND, 0
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AY, AUGUST 12, 1927
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V isit Medford
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Th<1 S o u l h , m u O re g o n
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s c h o o l th i s «, . k b u s b e e n b u sy
m a ilin g o u t 2 .0 0 0 c i r c u l a r le t-
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b o n g s e n t to g r a d u a t e « of
O re g o n I»1«*' s c h o o ls In th e in t e r -
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Secretary Makes Report Of I prosperity celeb
* expenditure and Receipts *>aa been set foi
to Budget Committee for *• Just possible
• Consideration — Budget may be Educed
‘ Committee Bays 15435 ahort
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Necessary This Year
According to
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Report of t>e secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce made the
budget committee nt a meeting
held recently to consider the re-
port and take action, showed that
a total of $7, SSI.St wo ex-
pended by the local organisation
during 1926-27. Of thia amount
12,818.25 waa paid In on budget
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Medfor<* hy Pori
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group of p,anea
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assured he will
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The balance of the amount eg-
pended came through appropria-
tiona from (ha Park Board and
the City Council, as their portion
of the payment of the Llthla Park
sign on the Plaza; from a special
subscription fund raised for the
July Fourth celebration of 1926;
from the rental of cabins owned
by the Chamber and sale -of tl)a
book. -A Day In The Stoklyous’7
and other Incidental sources.
The committee reported that
the major Items of the budget to
be raised this pear was for:
Advertising, the committee on
advertising la now working on
soma new and different plans and
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Funeral for H
Will Be H
k ftt
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For Sustaining and supporting
a band and band concerts.
For suitably entertaining dele* 1
gations and ebwveittlonh. ■> /■'>' 1
~ For csnttpulng shd enlarging 1
support of the summer school 1
idea In .art. music, etc.
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For sending such represents-* J
tlves as are necessary to internet 1
JM railroad companies in ■ lm- ’
provement .and expansion a n d 1
other Usual and minor' matters.
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The budget committee present
ed the amount necessary to be
raised as 258.35.yg, this incfndlfg ]
everything for salaries,' office ex-
pc«pq. fuqd the ; Items mentioned
above. The Bridget at presented
*as adopted by thp hoard with
one or two minor changes. The
reports showed the Chamber is .
in excellent' financial fondit'on -
with all bills paid to date, but
that a budget hind must be sub
scribed at once to supplement the *"
membership dues for the current *■
BIG LIQUOR
HAUL MADE
Oargo of Captured Rum
Runner Valued at Million
Dollars
ANOTHER "CARRIE"
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.— (LP) —
Police coast guards captured the
steamship "Ansonia” with a car
go of Uqnor valued at a million
dollars today. Sixty-elx men were
taken, three automobiles and six
motor trucks. The captain and
the crew of the rum runner Irere
taken single-handed bjr Boatswain
G. Af Loomis who boarded the
ship after a picket boit h a d
chased It for several miles.
SAN FRANtlSCO, Atfg. 12.__
(IP)— Because she is an ardent
prohibitionist the name of Ger
trude Hopper, 22, is on the po
lice docket here today.
When Hope Phillips, 24, at
tempted to introduce a bottle of^
gin at a party she waa ordered
by Miss Hopper to leave. In the
ensnlng argument Miss Phillips
was slashed on the wrist with a
bread knife and ordered tbe ar
rest of her assailant.
Six
D ojk Included
ip California
Northbound Bear-Hunting Caravan
A ’ friendly looking Alrdale,
an Inquisitive looking
blood
hound, and fiya puippiea w«^e
Included in a northbound Caltt-
•rnla caravan which regiatertd
in this city Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClellan
of Hollywood, owners of the
dogs, and big game huatare wete
bound tor British , Columbia
where they plan to spend three
or four months hunting bear.: •»
Thia is the first trip of tka
pnpples Into the wild country
and Mr. and Mrs, McClellan who
spend several months each year
hunting In British Columbia,
were, anticipating rather more
than their,-usual sport this year
.in teaching the puppies the "Ins
aad outs” of the hunting game.
; -The rear end of a large tour
ing ear waa converted Into com
fortable quarters tor the dogs.
Mr. and Mm. McClellan keep
their “outfit’; In a tourjst «amp
each night, "as hotel actOtnmoda-
tlons tor^ the dogs are not easily
«seared.
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eHt o f c u llin g a t t e n t i o n to th e
u ilv a n la g e H o f l e i c l by th e I ' . a l
N o rm a l s c h o o l
A m o n g o t h e r p o in ts eniphnH ,/.-
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What's the Use? T h e
Courts Will do Nothing”
Van Z e tt i Comments
When Told of Stay of
Execution.—Friends Per
mitted to Visit Condemn
ed Anardhiets
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Two Aviators Only Were Qualified for Race Friday
Morning—Agreement for Delay of Four Days Made
B y . Contestants in Gentlemen’s Agreement Aft^y
Long Discussion of Situation
WORCESTER, Maas., Aug. 12.
f o r llla l o f 1 l,p
u ie c h a n ic s
of
— (IP)—Judge Webster Thayer
m e t h o d ."
Thursday, night allowed the ex-
T h e ,,o rm n l s c h o o l w ill so .,;,
itcptlons taken by Counsel for
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,ecelve
their annual catalogue!
| Sacco and Van Zettl from his rul
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from
the
state printing plant and
ing denying a new trial, revoca
Captain
James
L.
Griffin,
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and
Theodore
8.
Lundgren
and
'
K
rad«
»
ate8
are requested to write
tion of sentence and stay of exe
their plane "Pride of Loa Angi s” entered In »the Dole Honolulu ■ tor one of these,
cution.
race which was wrecked last
afternoon when the pilot
The exceptions will be argued attempted to make a forced la tursday
Ing. Griffin and Lundgren escap
Tuesday morning before the full ed without injury. They,are ill
bench of the Massachusetss su gasoline tanks of the plane, <M
preme court on the appeal from position In the hopoff.
Justice George A. Sanderson’s de
nial of a writ of error. '
Judge Thayer signed the bill of
Illness of Several Months
exceptions after a two-hour con
Ends in Death of Pine
ference with Elias Field associ-
hurst Woman
- ate defense counsel, and assistant
form
al
School
Committee
. Attorney-General Franklin Put-
Mrs. Bertha C. Tramet, wife of
35,000 Spectators See B
Prepares For Incoming Jackson
. nam.
Tramel of near Pine
pean
Champ
Disqualifl
Students
Sacco, who' has touched no
hurst,
died
Thursday, August 11,
By Foul
food for 26 days, walked with a
1927, after an illness of several
, firm step from the death house to
months due to Bright’s Disease.
YANKEE STADIUM, New T ert
hie less Isolated cell In Cherry
Her husband, one son and three
Aug. 12.—(IP)—The s e c o n d
ville, but he maintained a hunger
daughters survive. Mrs. Tramel
chapter of "Was It Fair or Wag tt
strike and his silence of despair. -
was 57 years of age ar the time of
Foul?" started here Thursday
Van Zettl, the more philosoph
her passing.
nght when a referee ruled thè»
contest, will be entitled to |25,- tWO - m otored
ical of the condemned pair, v u
Jack Delaney, the ten ter light
L UUL_ The second flyer to finish “ A rural o f T j w
cheerful, but without hope.
heavy weight champloh, had boqn
• will get >10,000.
Out. of the death house with
struck low by P a o 1 1 a o Ua-
When Dole announced his offer
8acco and Van Zettl walked Gel-
1 it was not anticipated that more
estlno Madelros. tfae young Portu
than a few aviators wowM- At
guese whose fate of late has been
tempt the hop. That was before
tacked onto that of his mo^e fa- j
the successful Hawaiian flights of
With a dramatic suddenness efn,ty fcnd d,
mous comrades.
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the
Maitland-Hegenberger army
'that
caused
about
35,000
specta-
at
nlght
Although h© is to die for a
tors
to
swarm
to
the
ringside,
plane
and the Smith-Rronte civil
/crime other than that which the
®p®n*
ian ship.
' Italians are charged, Madeiros re the* referee, Jimmy ' Crowley,
pushed Paollno back In hie corner ° r M 88 Hek
As soon as aviators began to !
ceived a respite simultaneously and told him that he had lost on n,an; M,ss E
show
an interest in the Dole !
: with the others and la now due to a foul.
Final Workout Before Son- event, elaborate rules were drawn j
Paollno can’t under- * rtlbur s - Ta;
die in the chair after midnight of stand English and. the verdict rooniB th,a w
day Game Scheduled for up. A Honolulu committee of the *
August 22.
Tonight
National Aeronautic Association
against
him
had
to
be
relayed
to
.
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Friends of the condemned men
was in charge of the flight de
him
through
his
board
of
direc
ae well as relatives, were permit
Boas will practice this evening tails while h San Fraudano com
tors.
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APPOIN’
ted to visit them Thursday.
on the Hot Springs Diamond, mittee of tiie N. A? À. took- Are
From the working press pit it L R AWin r ,_
.
Manager Orlle Robbins announced of the starting dettila. 5
"What’s the use? The courts also seemed that it had to be re-
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will do noth’ng,” said Van Zettl. layed to Delaney by his managers 'iPl— Preslden
today and urged all fans interest
ed in the final workout before the
seconds, that he had been appo,nted Neh
And Sacco to a prison doctor and
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first of the big championship ser
“Bulbous Bluegrass,” a grass
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of Btate.
ies come out and watch the prac
which you can sow In September
tice play.'
and which will grow all winter,
The "best" of the Grants Pass
Permission for the erection of thus affording a wonderful forage
and Medford teams will be in
Ashland
signs on state highway- for winter pasturing, was explain
Boas uniform Sunday.
Warren,
grounds
must
be secured from the ed by C. C. Hoover, of Medford,
Grants Pass catcher, will replace
at the Klwanls luncheon today at
Force behind the plate. McShane state highway department, accord noon at the Llthla Sprngs hotel.
ing
to
H.
L.
Claycomb,
chairman
of Medford replaces Morgan at
Mi*. Hoover stated this grass was
.second while Morgan will play of the sign committee which is suitable for Jackson county soils
'third fot Hanley.
! j working on a sign advertisng
and that it would do splendid on
The game la ’U) be played .at Plat,. '
the south slopes about Ashland.
To
secure
private
grounds
for
‘ Klamath Sunday afternoon and
George H. Briscoe waa elected
the
erection
of
the
signs
would
•in
Boas aré anxious that a big dele
delegates to tks Pacific North-
volve
a
large
expenditure
a
n
d
gation of Ashland rooters accom
A-A'MR6ÑC1
West KlWanls contention, which
pany them to that city. The game leasing of private grounds. Signs will be hold in Spokane. August
to
be
erected,
according
to
pres
will be called at 2:30 o'clock.
21-ys. jy. M. Wright and
Dr.
Riggs of Grants Pass has been ent plans, must be approved and Bi(rdlc^th© regular delegates, ^ars
permission
from
the
state
de
secured to referee the contest,
unable to attend. V. D. Miller’s
the second referee to be secured partment secured before final ac name was dhswn In the contest to
tion
la
taken.
later.
A Llthian and Chamber of contribute a dollar toward the
Commerce committee are working child welfare fund.
Jointly in the sign project work.
MR&TRAMEL
PASSES AWAY
FOUL PUNCH
ENDS FIG
MS ARE
INSPECTED
PRACTICE AT
HOT SPRINGS
At Luncheon
Department to
Approve Signs
Waiting
WILBUR SAYS
NAVY NEEDED
Seattle Fete« Cabinet Mem
ber on Vi«it to That
City
plague
NO TRACE OF THIEVES
No trace of the thieves w h o
Wednesday night looted t h e
Standard Oil company plant on
Mountain avenue has been found,
according to Chief of
Police
George McNabb who is working
on the case. Greatest loss waa in-
curred from damage to locks on
the doors and the large tank.
D isappear «
The mysterious malady which
existed among fish in the Klam
ath river and threatened tor a
time to completely "depopulate"
the stream has. disappeared, ac
cording to game wardens who
have conducted an investigation.
Pollution of the water was said
to have been responsible for
tbe ecourge.
“We’re- Going to Make it if We 1
to Push” Says Pretty School
Ibur reiterated |
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ik congress for
OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 12 — (Ip) with keen enthusiasm. M
proprtatlon for — "We’ve going to make It. evdn not sought pnblle attentle
aval air base at if we have to get out end push-** coming bare with her flytn
That summarises the spirit panloas, but has dtvtfed bt
real estate con- whch Miss Mildred Doran, attrac- principally between ber-boi
ortbwest Merrh- tire 38-year-old sehool teacher, the flying field.
This afternoon sets out to achieve her ambition
**I don’t think tt la atmai
?obit with Con- of being the first woman to aaake a woatan should want I
rs. This eve- a transoceanic airplane flight * across the Pacific, or tha
i guaat of Vice-
Mtaa Doran, for whom the bG
»re at a reccp- piano whch John Auggy Pedler
90
«11 aboard the and Manley Lawlng will fly la
1 ,ael ,BC*Y« though,
Monday he will I the Dole Air race to Honolulu, | kBOW hnadrede of grle who
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j awaits'’ the hop-off next Tuesday Uka to tnko atr phMa.”