POULTRY INDUSTRY
> ttte d .
Ashland’s
Years
ASHLAND, OJ
f
N o rth w e s t
ESPA Y, AUGUST 23, 1927
t Drivers” in P a c ific H op
WNERSHIP
IS CHANGED
Wm. A. Allen Buy» Interest
of M. H. Harrison in
Bedford Firm
ne Thousand 18-Pound
Boxes of Choice Trait Has
Been Shipped to Bastera
Markets From Ashland
Trait A Produce Company
—Ccpp Bipens Slowly.
Planes—Some Tew Hope
Dole Pliers Still Alive—
Report« of Piares Are
Being Continued.
Fish Peddler and Shoe Baker Are Defiant as They Pay
Extreme Penalty for Crime of Which They Were Con
victed — Youthful Portuguese Who Confessed to
Crimes Preceeds Reds to Death Chamber.
ABOARD 8. 8. PRESIDENT
Peaches are ripening slowly
LINCOLN, Aug. 23.— (IP)— Rmpty
this year and harvesting of the
I lean cloak the fate of Captain
crop of Crawfords which should ate Mr. Allen’s name. Mr. H arri I William Erwin and the mono
be well under way is only fairly son was formerly a resident of plane “Dallas Spirit,” as this
Pawl Scfilntcr
,
Gordon Scott
Lieut. V. R. Knope
BOSTON, August 23,-(LP)—The Sacco-Vanzetti case
started while Albertae w ill not Ashland as was Mr. Allen and I ship ploughs her way westward Here are the “ back-seat driver*” »f the Pacific flight— the navigators of planes in the San Franclsco-
why*h
dragged through Massachusetts courts seven years
be harvested for a week yet, ac both are well known In this city. I through the area from which to-Honoluln air derby. Knonp wa« navlgator for Mias Mildred Doran and Auggie Pedlar; Schluter
ended dramatically in the electric chair today.
cording to S. D. Taytoa, manager Mr. Harrison’s retirement from | Erwin’s last despairing SOS was for Martin Jensen, who finished second, and 8cott for Jack Frost.
of the Ashland Fruit A Produce business was made because of ill I flashed Thursday night
Stoically and with a flash of defiance Nicola Sacco,
RADIO GREETING
Association. *
health and he has gone to Cali
shoemaker,
and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, fish peddler went
Extra lookouts are being main-
PORTLAND, Aug. 23. —
Prices received for the approxi- fornia on a vacation trip.
I tained aboard ship, and radio
to
death
protesting
their innocence.
(IP)— Modern science is to
mate
1,000,
18-ponnd
boxes
M r. Pierce expressed himself as advices from the' steamers West
Celcstina
M
adieros,
youthful Portugese who had
recognized here at 8
which have been shipped to east well pleased with the change In Sequana and Mat&onia, also in
o’clock
tonight
when
Mayor
“ confessed” to crimes o f which he was convicted went
ern markets In small lots have ownership saying that Mr. Allen this vicinity, report similar pry-
L. Baker of Portland
them.
been excepttonately good, rang has filled the position as manager cautions.
F. Whittle Confined to George
Helman Pool Contests Mon with
and Mayor James L. Ralph,
Up to the very hour of thelr<r~~
ijvj - i
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ing from 76 cents to 310 per of the firm In a most efficient
His
Home
From
The naval aircraft
carrier
day Evening Were
Jr., of San Francisco use the
manner.
The
company
was
or
doom
weary
"attorneys
continued
box. The California crop of Al
Injuries
Langley, with 28 plrnes a boar«..
Successful
radio Instead of telegraph
to battle In behalf of the con-
bertos will soon disappear from ganised In 1323 and In the first and the tender Aroostook, with
wires
to
exchange
birthday
two
years
the*
volume
of
business
demned
men-who were convicted
Three broken riba and severe
the market as the harvesting is
Approximately 200 spectators of the alleged
killing of Frederick
-tYEiTT R U l T l A l l L l J
two seaplanes, are also moving
greetings. Both mayors be
practically completed and thia has approximated J450.000 Mr. i-’owly westward, nearby, but he- body bruises were suffered by F.
gathered
at
the
Helman
pool
come
59
years
eld
today.
|
F. W hittle of the W hittle Trans
will mean a stiffening of prices Pierce said.
Monday evening to watch the ex ferm enter and Alexander Berar-
They have exchanged greet
I Young Di
fer company Monday afternoon
Mr. Pierce Intends to devote >ond the rangy of visibility.
In- this vicinity next week. Top-
hibition
swimming
contests deili, during a payroll holdup
ings by wire for years.
The nary closed its great net when he steeped through a trap
April 16, 1921.
much
of
his
time
to
the
Medford
Remarry
notch prtees w ill be received for
which
were
staged
under
the
aus
us this part of the Pacific at door at the McNair Brothers
Madteros, who played a minor
pices of Fay Carver, superintend
the Alberta crop is the belief of Chevrolet headquarters as advisor
and assist in the development of I I a. m. today, San Francisco, drug store and fell 12 feet to the
local fruit men.
ent of the city playground. The role In the killing died first.
time, when tne Langley ant cement floor of the basement-
He entered the death chamber
the business there he eaid.
splendid work of the boys and
Harvesting of the Alberta crop
Aroostook mot six destroyers
at •12:02 and was
pronounced
His
injuries
are
exceedingly
girl and others who participated
In the T. S. Wiley, Albert John
which closed in on them in fan- painful and will Incapacitate bifn
dead nine minutes and 35 sec-
was Indicative of the interest
son, A. C. Joy, and C. W. Nichols
shaped formation.
from work for a week or ten days.
which has been taken to the’ work onda past midnight.
orchards, the largest peach or
Nicola Sacco entered next at
The total result, of the great
Mr. W hittle was delivering
charda in the valley, will be nn-
s w e e p w e e — « e t h to g ____________ some goods at the drug store ami
12:11, Just before he die& he of the screen, may be on the
d«“ way In another week, and a
proveniente of Major N a
shouted “ Long live anarchy.” He threshold of • new romance.-----
The seas here are moderate stepped from the bright sunlight
«ood crop
anticipated, from
ture Are Under Con
was pronounced dead at 12:19.
into a darkened room
where
While the young divorcee de
and the visibility fair.
hreaeat indlcstoias.
<4*
sideration
.Van Zetti was brought Jp at nied such an event, her words
employees of the store were worwh
’ 13:3» a jbi ^ • w i t h o ^ ’m turner
" It la a peculiar ^geaon so far
I HONOLULU, Aug 28,— (IP)— ing, to get the freight bill sigped*
carried UUlo aogsia^oa-dad Ul
as the ripening of the frn lt goes.
made a spefcclf protesting Tils In- timate friends freely daeasoed
As another day waned in the is Blinded in the semi-darkness he
It may he the cool nights which
( nocence. He was dead at 12:23. the probability of her remarriage
WASHINGTON. Aug. 28.— <U>) lands, hope of finding Miss M il Tailed to notice the trapdoor lead
have prsventod the even and
The most extraordinary p re as soon as her divorce becomes
ing
to
the
,
basement
was
open
dred
Doran
and
the
missing
Dole
rapid ripening of the crop,” Mr. — Twenty five prohibition agents
’
cautions
in Boston’s history were final next August.
and
stepped
directly
into
the
op
In New York City were dismissed fliers alive was all but abandon
Taylor said today.
taken to guard against possible I " I think I am through with
ening.
•
ed,
although
the
navy
was
con
One carload of pears was pack today by Assistant Secretary of tinuing its fruitless search.
' reprisals.
matrimony,” she laughed. “A t
ed and shipped to the eastern the Treaanry Lowman, in charge
Eight hundred policemen — least for the present. Right now
Green
flares
seen
above
Naun-
market from the local warehonse ol prohibition enforcemept.
representing nearly 60 per cent of
H A L GETS JOB
I am going to devote my time to
He said ten more would be akea on the Island of Hawaii,
the city’s total force— were sent
and another carload will be ready l
my babies. Later I may return
offered the one faint ray of hope
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 23.— UP)—
discharged soon.
to Charlestown, where the state
for shipment within a day or two.
to a motion picture career. Yon
seen here today, but little cred Hal E. H obs , private secretary to
He
explained
the
force
was
re
prison is located.
The peaches, coming In in small
ence
was
given
to
the
report
of
can
say I have no Intention of
Governor I. L. Patterson. Monday
duced to meet budget require
Seventy mounted officers were
quantiea were shipped a few hun
remarrying
soon.”
the
flares.
Captain
Block,
com
was
named
a
member
of
the
par
also assigned to the prison.
dred boxes at a time, rather than ments but In his statement point mander of the volcano military
ole
board
for
United
States
pris
Two police boats patrolled the
la carload lota.
Harvesting of ed out that inefficient agents or camp, radioed that some of his
oners in the Oregon penitentiary.
those who drink will be weeded
river Just behind the prison.
this crop Is at its helghth now
soldiers reported having seen The appointment was announced
ont.
The bomb squad, with 600 tear
and pickers are working In all
green flares on the mountain by the department of Justice in
gas bombs, went to the scene.
pear orchards while many tracks
last night.
Washington D. C.
Sixteen thousand rounds of am
are busy hauling the crop to
munition were distributed among
packing honses.
police assigned to ths prison dis Boas Need Third-Baseman
The valley peach crop is lo
trict..
to Replace Regular in
cated in the vicinity of Ashland
Two large ammunition dars
Sunday Game
and the finest poaches In the
were parked near the prison to
state are marketed from this dis
re Million Members of
provide a reserve supply.
trict, warehouse men state.
/«ADAN SO S FQOM THE
The M. E. Church to
FAINT
Augmenting the big force of
toFE TOPAV - ’SHE W.EVU OOT
Bagley Cannery
Be Represented
HEACT NEUER
police, firemen- took up positions
A t the Bagley cannery preserv-1
A TIRE MAK/NC» A RNKEP
IHON RMR-
on roof tops surrounding the pris
L4NDIAXÌ - 2AV ibo PONT «APPÉN
LADY
Ing of pears and peaches, and
on, prepared to use high-pressure
^ 1 0 HAVE A NA»-. DO'tou?
some vegetables has been started ’
hose on the crowds in the event of
and by the end of the week the 1
a demonstration.
U. «f b K
AfTEn. i cviRM
work will be well under way.
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• Died As Athlests
“S j
\ Sf
/2 Utssoae
“We must bow to the inevit- 1
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able,” Bartolomeo Van Zetti said 1
/ A nd leave x
when Informed by Warden Hen
r"TUATFQWDEU
J
dry that he must die soon after
foff A thomc
midnight, together with Nicola <
- p o ~ WE2E CNW
Sacco and C9lestlno Madeiros.
,1
GONÖ TO HAWAII
The warden called on the con- <
ANO THIS DOS WONT
demned men with Father Mur- 1
STAND UP UNDER. ANY
phy, prisbn chaplain.
I
ITS
Invitation Extended to All The three men again refused 1
BtTUA WEIGUT
j
Go/waTO
Oival War Soldiers to
3 . De
spiritual aid.
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FELL TH R U
T R A P DOOR
BIG CROWD
SEES SWIM
be
LJTA TO SEEK
A AICHP
LAKE ’0 WOODS
ROAD PL A N N E D
DISCHARGE 25
PROHIA
b
E. LAYM EN
CONFERENCE
JO H N MORGAN
LEAVES CLU
Since The Wives Have TakenUp Flying
-g.
POLO MATCH
VETER ANS TO
GATHER H ERE
POSTPONED
)
International polo tournament
play-off was cancelled Monday
becanse of a conflict In engage
ments previously scheduled be
tween the three competing teams,
Portland, Vancouver and Canto
Lewis,
Vancouver ponies are due in
Calgary for the Western Canad
ian polo tourtmipent and Port
land an<) Camp Lewis testos are
to pipy a match at Vancouver
shortly.
1
As a result, the three teams
divida Northwest International
honors for 1937 and the L -n t
trophy, emblematic of the
plonshlp, remains in the Ve»i
tòogh
J ON
HUteAHOS
“LRGGRR" FiNfcD
W. C. Noll of San Francisco
paid a fine of 3300 to the court of
Justice of the Peace Olean O.
Taylor at Medfofd, whan he
pleaded guilty to possession of In
toxicating liquor. At tho time of
his arrest 1» quarts of gin ware
found to hie «atomobile.
lADlES Witt
I W TO LBACAl
i Tb TRAVEL.
• L ight
Attend
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Invitation to all honorably dis
charged veterans of the Civil War
to attend the thirty-fifth annual
reunion of the Soldiers and Sail
ors Reunion Association of South
ern Oregon, is being extended by
local officers of the reunion or
ganisation, George W. Noble,
commander, Q. O. Van Natta,
quartermaster and J. P. Sayle, as
sistant quartermaster.
The reunion Is to be held in
Llthla Park, and Will be a three
day session, starting August 31.
A splendid program is being plan
ned to feature each’ day, according
to Mr. Van Natta. Veterans will
be assisted. In conducting the
program by members of Relief
Corps from Grant* Pass. Central
Point, Medford and Ashland.
“This may be our last reunion
and we ate anxious that all the
veterans come to headquarters,
register and get a badge,” mem
bers of the committee State.
FIR E HAZARD
IS IM PROVED
Higher Humidity Aids Fight
Against Great Forest
Fires
PORTLAND, Ore., Ang. 33.—
(IP)— Several days of higher hu
midity has aided greatly in the
problem of fighting Are In for
ests of the northwest. It was re
ported at district forest head-
q nsrtars here today.
, \
The Columbia National forest
biases continue‘ the worst In the
northwest but the situation Is
Improvdd. Fifteen men were sent
from Portland Sunday for re
placements tn the ranks of the
400 fire fighters on the line
there.
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Special V ote
J
Will B e Taken
SALCM. Ang. IS.— <IP>~ Call
for a special election In the third
Oregon congressional district to
fill the vacancy caaaed hr the
death of Repreeeatativa M. R.
Crumpacker will probably ha hh
sued by Governor Pattoraaa Into
today or tomorrow.
I t hi ea-