SCENIC ATTRACTIONS
Fair and
Asbtanffs
Years
Cooler
•rw
L i 11
w t
WATERMEN
PARTY COST
GUEST $445.00
ALL WARS TO
ATTEND MEET
Veterans of Civil War Are
Anxious Young Men
Come to Reunion
Feast Was Held After Car
Crashed Into Road
side Stand
Murderer, Man Held on
Statutory Charge, and
H e g r o With Criminal
Record Grease Bodies so
They May Slip Through
Wall—Two Prisoners Left
Conn-
Mayer C. H. Pierce, in com
CHEHALIS, Wash.. Aug. 15.
menting on a recent editorial in
— (IP) — Greasing their bodies
The Daily Tidings, made some
wltk ahavlng cream, three pris
Interesting statements relative to
oners slid through a-hole torn
the city’s ' baainaaa sad manage
In the wall of the old county
ment In the following latter:
Jail and escaped early today.
The abort editorial In Tues
Two other prisoners refused to
day's issue of the Tidings entitl
go, but did not sound the alarm.
ed, “Good Team Work" was both
The jail breakers are Emmett
true and pertinent and pleases
Bailey, 36, condemned to hang
me very much.
for the murder of his ex-wife;
But that Is not all of It as ap
X. B. Roberts, 2«, negro, who has
plied to city affairs. My Jour
a long crlmh record and was
years An the city council begin
held on a robbery charge: A. D.
ning with IMS* and my present
Burke, 41, held for trial on a
short time ns mayor, h** given
statutory charge.
me nnusnal opportunity to ob
The hole through which the
serve thia team work aad close Sunday Game Should be prisoners escaped was barely
cooperation between all -of the
large enough to permit the pas
Real Baseball—Ragged
departments of our city govern
sage of their bodies. No trace
Playing Absent
ment, the five‘lending ones par
of the prisoners was found al
Ten thousand Indians heard
ticularly, water, electric
light,
though the country has been recent
Pine Ridge (S. D.) lad
street, police and fire, aad to
scoured by poseees.
pices of the Episcopal church.
the above no consideration of
lidge recently was received ini
this subject would ever be com
the Indians his "children and
plete without Including the fin
ancial and accounting system of i
this city for maay years under i
the exceedingly able manage- i
meat of Mias Gertrude
Biede,
city recorder, who In many ways 1
hardly - known to the pub- I
Police Visit Friends of Brasil is Destination i
lie. Is of Invaluable assistance to i
Bug icted Killer of
Paul " R e d f e r n Who
each of the above departments, i
•s. Elisa Hill
"Hopped Off" Todàÿ
a snper service which Miss Biede i
renders all the year round cheer- i
CHICAGO, Aug. 24. — (LP)
tally and efficiently, given ap- t
Almost a week after his mother
psrentty so easily and so anas- 1
had been murdered, Harry D.
sumlngly it has become a mat- «
Hill, 21, the shleklsh former
ter of course and is hardly com
Knox college student who has
mented o& any longer, though gb* |
Been ehsupgod -with the crime,
ways conceded by everyone.
* J
nonchalantly was cooking fudge
Ashland M truly fortunate 1
wltk his sweetheart.
A
in having six each department a
The police have learned thia,
heads each of whom is ont- <]
together with the, fact that Hill
standing in his or her o w n b
had many girl friends, in their
branch of city government, in- fi
hunt for the youth' with the
eluding Miss Biede, all working r
chiseled lips and piercing dark
together in harmony and with
eyes, who disappeared following
the least possible jealousy or g
discovery of Mrs. Elisa Hill’s
ASK CHANGE OF HIGHWAY
discord. In addition to which p
body burled in a shallow grave
close cooperation and team work y
in the cellar of her big home
ASTORIA. Ang. 26.—(IP>—Pe
I have bad almost every day of k
at Streator' III.
titions arq being circulated at
5ny long illness and complete ab- L
Offlicers have visited the homes Seaside and Gearhart asking the
sence from city affairs thia anm- U
of a dosen or more Chicago girls, highway commission to designate
mer, some demonstration of the R
whose names were listed as the new state highway from Port
wonderful loyalty and a 1 1 - m
“Ethel” or “Malsle” or “Evelyn.” land through Forest Grove on
around efficiency of these same <j
the south side of Saddle moun
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department heads, pleasing to p
tain to the coast at Seaside.
me beyond any power of expres- m
slon.
H
In closing I feel I should pay
special tribute to the very close i
attention to city affairs and the /
good results in many directions
this tfummer by my old friend,
'toO N e
Acting Mayor J. Edward Thorn
LOCHIÑVAQ •
.C
ton. a record which I freely con-
BOAS CAN HIT
RECORDS SHOW
JAZZ YOUTH
“FRIEND” OF LONGDISTANCE
MANY GIRLS FLIGHT START!
COMES OUT o r THE V
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WEST
NAVY CEASES
OCEAN HUNT
TOKIO. Aug. 25.—(LP)— Ten
persons were killed, two hundred No Trace of Fliers Found
Injured and many homes destroy
in Last 24 Hours and
ed today by a heavy earthquake
Search is Ended
In the southern part of the island
of Formoso.
HONOLULU, Aug. 25.—(IP)—
pident Coolidge's address at the' r . Great surfering and terror Definite abandonment of t h e
| convocation held under the aus- among the people has added to rearch for the three missing
-eadlng Eagle,” .as President Coo- the horror of the tragedy.
planes on the Pacific ocean was
the tribe, is shown above calling
made today by the navy depart
lathers.'*
ment when In the last 24 hours no
trace of the mlsaiag aircraft or
fliers was found.
WINNERS OF
DOLE DERBY
Being Cleared
START HOME
Approximately 350 tier of wood
has been hauled from the dam
site in Ashland canyon to this
city, according to H. C. -High
who has the contract tor clearing
It was recommended by the
electrical workers that
police
ahd firemen be taught t h e
prone pressure method of re
suscitation.
Brown Bears B eg Cal for Su¡
-, But President Had Brot 1
LAKE C A M P , Yellowstone Whoa the
Park, Aug. >1.—(U*>—Fourteen would saut
big brown bears and .their cubs alng hoard
held up President Coolidge aud against the
hta touring caravan as It crossed poaltngly f<
the continental divide Wednesday
The pres
and begged for sugar.
bring a sn
■very mile or so along the didn't taks
mountain road, two or pore hoars thoir holds
would wander In front of the car hs^ bo
presidential car and plant them- tow momei
selvas la the middle of tho. rood-.away in dis
jgay M that ft $oul4 PSt £ 4 « . ear ta line.
weets
m .
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LUMBERMEN
NAME HEAD
\
2 9 md „
TACOMA, Aug. 25.— (LP)— L.
P. Lewln of Cincinnati Is slated
to succeed Fred U Lowrle of De
troit as president of the National
Retail Lumber Dealers associa
tion which is holding Its 11th an
nual convention here.
The ' nominating
committee
recommended Lewln for the presi
dency in Its report to the conven
tion Just before noon today. The
committee also submitted the
names of four, men as vice-
presidents.
NEW BRIDGE
COMPLETED
ANOTHER
BEAMTV
CONTEST
cremated. The ashes of Sacco will
bo Interred in Massachusetts, hut
Van Zettl’s will be taken to Italy
by his sister, Luigis Van Satti,
______
Parle Disgusted
PARI8, Aug. «6.—(IP>— «tern
warning to communists that a re-
nowal of anti-American Saceo-
Van Zetti outbursts would be met
by stern repressive measures waa
issued today by nollce aathortttas.
“U s t night we werô corfronfS
PT .AM TVRW T
x.
HEiXTpyACOMBOACK OÑ
\ .
The» Worst Thing About
Hawaii'is Leaving it,"
They Declare
last night frantically searching
for the “Miss Doran" and "Gold-
en Eagle.” Dole race
planes,
never heard from after they pass-
ed the Golden Gate, and t K e
''Dnllas Spirit” missing since Its
radio flashed an uncompleted
message tailing of ruing into «
tailspin.
, AU 1>op^ ot n Wdlng the fliers
alive has been abandoned by ha-
val officers. Other search tag
parties wlil continué to search
HONOLULU,^ A uk . 26.—(LP)—
Arthur Goebel andLletilenent W.
V. Davis, winners of the Dole air
race with the plane Woolaroc.
sailed Wednesday tor San Fran
cisco, expressing regret over their
departure as they boarded their I
over the Pacific.
suddenly by a situation for which
steamer, laden with the tradition
;
‘
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professional promoters of dleor-
al Hawaiian lets.
'
der were «'•■»onslMe," it was said
“The worst thing about Hawaii A AATXAV
Bt the prefecture. “We shall hnow
WILL USE COLLEEN’S
Is leaving It,” Davis said,
TTflQPTT’ A T how
t0 Act ne3rt
OWN FAVORITE PERFUME
Martin Jensen, second - prize
< 1 v / O l 1 A .A A l
Three thousand Parisians Wod-
winner In the Dole contest, flew
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nesday registered thoir resent-
his plane out over the ship leav
New
Hospital
Will
Be
Erect-
ment
of the communistic riots,
ing the harbor, and followed
ed
at
The
Dalles
at
Th#y
cheer*d enthusiastically
hen the I above as far as Dlaihond Mead.
cost
of
$220,000
:
hen
?
“
er*i!r T*t#ran8 rf
Naughty! Off Waikiki, Goebel and Davis
______. ’
' > French World war army placed a
t theater paid a tribute to the late Lleu-
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 25.—(LP>— wreath on the tomb of the un-
“Colleen tenant Williams, casting lets on ?lauson and Clausou, Portland knowB “«Idler.
i sold at the spot where he lost his life irchltects, were employed by the
Fifty police were on hand as
s. Daisy In bidding farewell to the army , late board of control today to guarda Bt the «»remony. held oi|
the use fliers, Maitland and Hegenberg irepare plans and specification. th®
of the d.y the
or thenew tuberculosis hospital
Were i aecepted
tor
It was understood that Or
o be erected at The Dalles.
* •» « * « ■ *
presented Davis with a check
The cost of the original planf,
outburst was ln-
>7600 before his departure.
uthoriied by an act apprôved IUmed when |t WM found
ï A L L Î " ¿ L T a* ° : wm **•
»rou»d
»°“ «» *»d
100,odd. An Additional >120,000 de, troyed, and the tomb Itself
pproprlated by the 1027 leglS- had been spat upon by Sacco-Van
store will not bw expended, It zetti sympathisers.
as been decided, until the pres-
Among 211 rioters arrested was
nt financial deficit of Oregon Is an American—John Lnbke, born
L. P. Lewin of Cincinnati llmtnkted.
,
,n Denver tn l*05, and now work-.
Nominated for
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Ing In Parta.
Presidency
Casualty lists showed that three
WASfA I
PEUBF /
BILL /
Romany Folks •
Held In Salem
A band of gypsies. Were held
Wednesday at Salem while Lane
connty authorities attempted to
connect them with a >800 robbery
at Eugene. » .
The gypsy band, southbound, is
believed to ho the same group
which cleverly succeeded In car
rying away a considerable amount
of money from unsuspecting Ash
land residents.
No possibility of Identifying the
money and incidentally convict
ing the Romany folks la seen by
police.
Bodies Will be B o r n e
Through Streets of Bos-
. tqn Sunday—Crowds At
tempt to Get View of
Anarchists at Undertak-
- ing Establishment.
Water Street Structure to
be Open to Traffic
Within Few Days
Completion ot the new bridge
on Water street ov«r Ashland
creek, is practically made accord
ing to City Engineer F. H.
Walker .and the new structure
will be open to traffic within a
few days.
The new bridge, a wooden on
concrete abuttmeata was built
by elty employees under the dl-
rectien of Mr. Walker.
The
building Is dona and fills are
being made on .either side.
.
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NEW WATER
MAINS LATO
Leaky Mains on Third
Street Made Street Re
pair Impossible
Four hundred feet of new
water main are being laid on
Third street by city water de
partment .employees. City coun-
cllmen recently authorised the
Installation of these new mains
when It was learned leaks in the
old mains were causing damage
to the pavement. Repair of the
mains was necessary before street
repair work could be done.
Boÿ Is Sleeping
Sickness Victim
Dr. L. D. Inskeep, county
health ofllcer waa ia Ashland re
cently investigating thu U las«
of a three-ysar-old boy aald to
be suffering fro msleeplng sick
ness. Dr. Inskeep diagnosed the
case as sleeping slcknees and
said the child had been ta a
state of coma at intervals for
the last two months. Cause of
his Illness is not known.
Kangaroo Court o f Medford Has
Busy Time With N ew H at Owners
Medford Lions had to pay up
tor breaking city ordinance No.
13, Wednesday nocn. More than
>8 In 60-cent fines was collected
for non-compliance with the bid-
hat law.
The “kangaroo court” which
has been established since the
crdlnsnoe became effective has
collected a goodly sum for t ie
city Jubllae of Visions Realised.
C. B. “Pop” Gates Is bewsllifcff