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BBACIIEUIi HOMES
Portion.
«E S P A T . ACO. 24. 1927
B A N D IX k O B
OIL STATION
CHANG» | THRife M ixp n
Pat Keenan and P a l e
Keenan. arrested
Monday
night by deputy sheriffs and
prohibition officers nt Pros*
poet, pleaded guflty to a
charge of having. *< pints of
hooch in their Prospect tebt,
were fined *250 and costa
and war« sentenced to serve
•0 days'In (he county jail by
Justice of the Peace.Glenn O.
Taylor Tnesday afternoon.
Then they changed their
minds and wanted to plead
not guilty to the charge.
They learned, howeyer, that
the law 1* not so flexible and
the fine and sentence stands.
WORK STARTS
AT CANNERY
1 CHICAGO, Ang. 14.— <IP>—A
terrific explosion la the Chicago
west »Id» Italian district today
completely destroyed three Chi
cago weat side Italian district
New Bqnipment Being In
store buildings. Windows arare
stalled — Thirty Wo
smashed for Slocks. There was
men Employed
a panic la the neighborhood.
Police believe the explosion eras
Thirty woman and girls were at
caaaed by dynamite ar gaa. z
arork Tuesday at the Bagley Can
nery where at the present time
PARI*, Aug. 24,—(IP)— The under the direction of the manag
Americas Legion headquarters er, Ralph Koocier, everything is
and American embassy are un being gotten la readiness for pre
der heavy guard today as the serving of a large quantity of
result of the most serious rtot- pears, peaches and vegetables.
Some new machinery is being
»V la Paris sines 1*20. Ura par
alleled bitterness over the execu installed in the plant and with
tion of Sacco sad Vansetti to the completion thia summer of
the large cement warehouse, the
continued.
Bagley company la well equipped
Rede Separated
BOSTON. Aug - 24. _ (LP) — to do a record breaking business
Sacco and Vaasetti, inseparable thia season. The force of women
la Ilfs, will he separated la death workers at the plant will probably
be doubled within the week as
by hundreds of miles.
the
canning activities get well un
Da the saaay slopes of far
der
way, Mr. Kooslsr stetes.
away Italy, where he spent the
only really happy years of his
life, the body ef Bartolomeo Van-
Betti will lie ta a non-oonaecra-
ted grave la his little native
town of Villa Flletta.
Nicola Saeco will he burled in
Massachusetts, only a few miles
from the dark state prison where
he spent his last few months on
earth sod whs«« Me was pat to
Supt. Geo. H. Briaooe, who is
death by stern Masschnsetts law.
■pending
several days in Spokane
Final plans for the taaefol
attending
the Pacific Northwest
hgfp not bees completed, bat H
Dtotvtet
•oeavenUon
of Kiweais at
to aUhoM certain that a pabllc
Spokane, will return home ta
memorial service will be held
time to give a report of the con
sad that the bodies will lie ta
vention at the regular luncheon
state for a few hoars.
meeting Friday.
The body of the third man to
Kiwania are urged, in the week
die In the electric chair at Char ly bulletin iaaued by H- C. Galey,
lestown state prison yesterday, club secretary, to Investigate the
Celestlno Msdsiros, was claimed proposition of the Division of Aer
today by an undertaker for hie onautics of the U. S. Bureau of
mother, anl wjll be interred In Commerce, which has an appro
New Bedford, where she lives.
priation which is to be used for
erecting radio beacons to make
GENEVA, Aug. 24. — (IP) — fjylng safe. Oregon has a nation
Three thousand Sacco-Vansetti al air mall route and it has heed
demonstrators surrounded the suggested ¡that the ¡Department
American consulate, yelling “As erect at least three of the lights
sassins,” and “Down with Amer on the-Pacific air mall route, one
ica.”
to be placed at the southern
Earlier in the evening the boundary of the state, one near
demonstrators had been disper the northern boundary and one
sed by streams of water from fire near Eugene. Beig near the state
line Ashland should give the mat
hoses.
ter attetioh, the secretary states.
PARIS, Aug. 2 4 .— (IP) — An
open fight between mounted Re
publican guards and. 15,000 com
munists demonstrating In sym
pathy with Sacco and Vansetti,.
occurred In the crowded down
town boulevards tonight.
Using batons freely, the police Much Money to be Returned
charged into the demonstrators,
Investors in Julian Pe
■cores of whom were injured and
troleum Stock
taken Into drugstores for treat
ment.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 24.— (IP)
— Recovery of millions of dollars
from those said to have collected
usurious interest in Julian petro
leum corporation pool operations
was expected to follow the un
earthing Tuesday of a letter nam
ing Jack Berman, alias Jack Ben
“Industrial Opportunities” to nett, fugitive from justice, as ah
the title of an article written by accredited agent of the Julian
Irving E. Vining of thia city, ap concern.
The brief document addressed
pearing in tha August Issue of
to
h local hank aAd signed by T.
“Oregon Business” official publi
P.
Conroy, secretary of the de
cation of tha Oregon State
Chamber of Commerce, which the funct oil company, wa< a notifica
tion that Berman’s endorsement
author to president.
The article deals with oppor of checks was to be honored.
The Importance of the letter is
tunities for development la the
■aid to He in the fact that while
Pacific slope region.
Mr.’VIninrflvtfrttoe./ with the receivers had. fu|l knowledge of
the operations of the various
(¿ole. they had no manner of dis
the outstanding public speakers in proving pool operators’ conten
tions that they dealt with Barman
the sfoto.
as an individual and not aa 'a
member of the Julian concern.
OSCOEWILL
SPEAK AT KIS
C. M. Alcock Reoeived Scalp
Wound When He Re
sists Stick-up Men
i
Not B m Tiny Floating
Piece of Wreckage, Rud
der or , Fuselage, Nor
Splotch of Oil Upon Sur
face of Ocean Guides
Search for Airmen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.—
(IP)—Tuesday night, a week after
the monoplane Golden Eagle and
the biplane Miss Doran disap
peared in the impenetrable bank
of fog which was to prove the
guardian of the “fates of tbs
brave fliers and the daring girl
who made up their crews, the
net result of a search into which This la the last picture of i
the United States navy and the over the Paclttc. It was ta
Arrow points to Miss Doran
commerce of the Pacific threw
every recourse was — exactly
nothing.
Not even a tiny floating piece
of an airplane wing, rudder or
fuseleage, not even a splotch of
oil upon the surface of the silent
ocean had been discovered by
the scores of warships, airplanes,
commercial liners and sampans
which have conducted the per
sistent search for more than six
days.
And as the week passed Tues-
*edler-Doran plan«, taken juat before the plane sped out of sight
by an NEA Service photographer from a specially chartered plane,
the window.
CAL GOES ‘A’ FISHING
OLD
FAITHFUL
INN,
YELLOWSTONE
PARK,
Aug. 24. — (LP) — President
Coolidge caught 12 fish dur
ing his two-hour journey six
miles down the river. Re
turning, he proudly walked
through the hotel lobby
carrying his fishing tackle in
his hand.
Prohibition Adminii
of Pacific Northwest 1
Possibly End Career
Departure—Many Ag(
Have Been Dismissed.
goodbye as the great plane start-
ed down the runway, that the
members of this crew, the gayest
of the tut. had met grim tragedy
somewhere out there In the fog-
baak.
1
When the Mias Doran Cook off,
Apggy Pedlar, her cheery pilot,
was garbed in a “soreaming ” pair
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BANDITS LOOT BANK
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24.^-<lP)
— Two bandits, one a negro, held
up the Pacific Southwest branch
bank at Normandie and Holly
wood boulevard late Tuesday and
escaped with *2000. Four em
ployes of the bank were forced
to lie face down on the floor
while the robbers rifled the cash
drawers.
Ninety Horses Included
SEATTLE, Aug. 24.— (LP)— Roy -. Show for County Pro
C. Lyle, prohibition admtnlstra-
ducts Show
tor for the Pacific Northwest,
left Seattle Tuesday for w i r t -
lngton, D. C.. where he was; sum-
moned by bis chief. James M.
Doraa. td explale why so tnnch
liquor is being smuggled info the __________ ____________ _ ____
Unped fRa^ps through Seattle aoj^pere of the committee in charge
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- a - - - a 23EU£
Tof the erent A
com>any
with *0 head of horses is to pre
sent the attractions.
Entries for the exhibit must be
in place hy 12 p. m. September 14
and may be removed after 9 p. rti.
September 17 or at the discretion
of the executive committee, ac
cording to regulations the com
mittee has adopted. Classifica
tion of exhibits has also been
disputed. No premiums will be
paid for articles listed unless
WASHING I ON, Aug
24.— (U
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Who Said ElderberJy Jam?
Vining Writes
On Opportunity
HONOR RUDY
bratsd nt St. Mary’s ohorth,
the first anniversary of the
death of Rudolph Valentino,
PLAN SHAM BATTLE
Plans for a sham bgttle to be
staged as a part of the Visions
Realised Jgbllee In Medford. Sep
tember IS. are under F tp , and
will be perfected by the national
guard unit of th»t & &
SEEK YOUTH
FOR MURDER
BIG RODEO
STOCKHOLDERS
WILL BENEFIT
ROME. Ang. ---------(IP)
— Italian film celebrities
and crowds of still faithful
admirers today attended a
solemn rgqntem mans cele-
Two daring hold-up men looted
the Sunrise service station in
Medford near midnight Tuesday
lht, shot E. M. Alcock, pro-
letor, Inflicting q severe scalp Medford and Ashland Par
>und, and looted the cash reg
ent-Teacher Groups Will
ister escaping with approximate Present Name of Mr*.
ly ISO.
Louis Dodge as Candidate
County and city officers spent
for
President of State As
the night searching .for the two
sociation.
bandits but no trace of the car
or desperados was found.
Unanimous endorsement ol
Alcock Is in a haspltal at Med Mrs. Louis Dodge of Ashland as
ford, his condition, however, was their choice for president of the
not serious.
An examination Oregon Congress, of Parents and
showed the bullet graced Alcock’« Teachers was given by a group
scalps
of Ashland and Medford parent
According to Alcock he was
counting his cash preparatory to teacher workers at * meeting
closing the station, when the held in Medford yesterday after
bandits pulled up, ordered some noon. Tuesday, August 23. Of
oil, and then ordered him to ficers of the Medford sad Ash
“stick ’em up.” The shot was land circles ' and the Jackson
fired when he refused to heed County parent teacher council
their command. Alcock was not are co-operating to secure a
rendered u'hiRSnsclous by the scalp southern Oregon candidate to be
wound and immediately the ban voted on at the annual conven
dits jer e gone summoned dfflcers tion which will be held at La
Grande in October.
who started in pursuit.
Mrs. Dodge has served live
years on the state board, one
year as district vice president,
and was therefore considered by
those present as tbs logical can
didate for the place. The office
OhicsFo Woman Believed has "been held for a number of
to Have Been Killed by years by Portland women.
Through the efforts of the par
Own Son’ > -*
ent-teacher workers in Medford,
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.— (IP)— Ef Mayor Alenderfer, H. E. Hedrick,
forts to capture a youth whose superintendent of schools, the
wealthy mother’s body waa found principals of the high and grade
burled in the cellar of her home, schools, the chamber of commerce
were redoubled today as a coron and other prominent Medford
er announced she had been mur people are sponsoring the cam
dered.
paign for Mrs. Dodge by writing
- Harry
th e y o u tb , letters td the nominating com
and Mrs. Elisa Hill the victim of mittee urging, that her name he
a killer’s ballet.
placed on th , off^igl bgllot
- ’Nd‘“ c-tCTf«"TiO— Seen flled
Mrs. CUnton Baughman; Mrs)
against him, bnt young Hill, it has H. A. Stearns, Mrs. Fred Hitch
been determined, knew of the cock, Mrs. V. D. Miller. Mrs.
Shallow grave where Me mother
we* nattily bttrtoff. The autopsy Ashland wbe attended the meet
of Dr. L. D. Howe of La Balls ing.
county showed a bullet had enter
Parent-Teackers
associations
ed Mrs. Hill’s left ear. There was exist In every state la the Union
’also a jagged gash In her fore
and Oregon has a strong unit
head, bnt this may hare been
with
more than 200 circles and
caused in - exhuming the body
approximately
20,000 members.
which was discovered by her es
Election
of
the
local woman to
tranged husband, Dr. H. C. H11J,
the
Important
position
as head
and holies of Streator, III., where
Of
the
state
organisation
would
the Hill home is located.
She had been dead at least a mean considerable honor for Ash
land.
week.
■ •
The home, one of the largest in
8treator, sits In the midst of a
large estate completely surround
ed by a tall hedge. Because of
Mrs-. Hill’s reputation of being
somewhat of a recluse, her dis Irrigation and Reclamation
appearance had not been noticed
Committee Members on
by neighbors.
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Game of Golf Back to Nor
mal; Little Gold Medal,
Symbolic of Victory in
the Qualifying Round of
Amateur Championship
Gleams on Bob's Watch
Pob.
MINIÄÄ HIM— V L U H,
Minneapolis— After alarm ing
his'wlmlrerN by trailing (tar
ing Kfo first round with Bis
opponent, young Morris Mc
Carthy, Bobby Jones- of At
lanta came through betetetL
ly to victory today.
MINIKAHDA CLUB, Minneap
olis, Minn.,' Aug. 24.— (IP) — A
little gold medal symbolic of vic
tory in the qualifying round of
the amateur championship gleams
on the Watch fob of Bobby Jones
of Atlanta, and the game of golf
is back to normal once more.
With Bobby In the van as the
result of a breath-taking, par-
shattexing C7 for his Tuesdays’
play, things looked more natural
a\ Mlnlkahda.
Over the rolling fairways where
the smiling Atlantan made his
amazing ‘score on Tuesday, 82
golfers who won their w a y
through (he qualifying rounds will
go out to battle.
Missing from the list of quali
fiers are the names of some of
golf's greatest players, heroes of
past championships who yielded to
the exacting Mlnlkahda course.
Heartaches and alibis and a
place in the charging galleries
are all that remain for 128 of
those who came so confidently to
the trials that awaited them in
this 31st national championship.
In the dusk.of Tuesday eve
ning, 11 contestants who tied
with aggregates of 156, had to
trudge out once mors to play off
their ties under conditions which
permitted only seven of them
within the charmed circle of 32.
Long before the playoff was
completed, Bobby Jones had shak
en off his admirers and sped
away from the clubhouse to make
ready for the morrow's battle.
Seven bircrea fell ^efc-re Bob
by’s bag of shots and the rpasog
was that he took only 27 putts.
When a golfer can negotiate
the tricky green of Mlnlkahda In
an average one and one-half putts
apiece, he is likely to lead any
field evir gathered together,
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Riley Estate
Chief of Police George McNabb
who IS ehjoying a two-weeks vaca
ting, toft today for Redding, Cal.,
oh buslnes» In connection with the
estate 6t the tote R esell Riley of
this city. Chief McNabb Is admin
istrator of the estate. A brother
o f Mf. Riley, Frank Riley of
, Baltimore, Maryland, arrived In
thto city Tuesday. From Redding
¡Mr. Metfahb will go. to Bandon to
enjoy a « abort vacation th>re.
CONGRESSMEN
VISIT STATE
Inspection Tour
Revival Services
At Local Church
Miss Marjorie L. Cable, known
throughout the west as "the girl
evangelist” Is in charge of a
special revival meeting which Is
to start this evening at the Four
Fold Gospel Temple on the Boule
vard.
Miss Cable is advertised as
bringing "convincing messages of
Salvation” and is to be assisted by
a chorus. Healing is to feature
the services. Services are to start
each evening at 7:46 o'clock. Sun
day morning at 11 o’clock Miss
Cable will speak on “Jesus Christ
the Same."
PORTLAND, Ang. 24.— Irrlga-’
tlon and reclamation committee,
members from the national con-’
gress were gueets today in Port
land, arriving here from Long
view, Wash. They were entertain
ed at Vancouver with a luncheon
and met at noon by a delegation
of Portlanders.
Eighteen con
gressman are to be taken on an
Inspection trip through the Port
land harbor. They leave soon for
a trip into interior Oregon stop
ping at The Dalles, Madras and
Klamath Ralls.
No notification of tha visit of
the congressman waa received hy
members of a committee on rec
lamation work lh Rogue River
Valley, according to J. H. Fuller,
local chamber secretary. The In
spection is ma'de by congressmen
on federal projects.
PORTLAND PIONEER DIES
PORTLAND, Aug. 24*.—(lP>—
DOG M M
Isaac N. Llpman. scion of a pio
Local police Tuesday afternoon
neer Portland family, and himself
a resident of Portland for half a shot a stray dog which had been
century, died today following a struck hy an automobile and one
leg broken.
'
long illness.
Fine Band Program is Announced
For Lithia Park Concert Thursday
The following program is to, ha man”
presented Thursday evening at «
(b) “Can’t Ba
o’clock at the hand stand In Llth- Raakip * Fisher,
ta Park hy the Ashtoad Municipal
Trombeae - Ba
baD<?
Inm—Wlthrew. (I
March-Relpetrom— English
«etaeUoa- “So
Overture-Reception — Schlep-
eg i p 11
tMrrsi.
Intcrmezip-On Desert Saads —
March-’ Countff
Allen.
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Fox Trot Fifty Million French-
“Bter Spangled