A *ïM 1 '•> ■■ 1 1 NG< AMand's for Over Fifty Years Oregon—Unsettled. Skow. < ^ \ t e r n Oregon AY, AUGUST 26, 1927 A RABBIT TALR First Hop-Off on Long Jour ney Made Prom Washing ton This Morning in the “ Pride of Detroit” - Flight is Wot a “ Won- W A S H IX G T O N , Aug. 3fl. _<LP>— W ith oaly a scattered daaea persons to bid them goodbye, W m . S. Brock sad Edward F . Hchlee, pilot and passenger la the Mtasoa monoplane, “Pride o f De tro it“ took o ff from New Foundland from the bench pah* hope to circle the world, rose gently from the hard sand and h^pded oat over the w ater at 8 :9 0 cast- era daylight tim e HARBOR ORACE, N. F„ Ang. 26— (Lp)—The round the world monoplane “Pride of Detroit,” arrived here today at 4: IS p. m. from Old Orchard, Maine. OLD ORCHARD, Maine, Ang. 2d.— (IP)—Little danger, beyond that of ordinary flying hasards will accompany the round-tbo- world-flieiw Their plane work ing in perfect condition, their watched the flight when the filers early today started on their long joarney. No estimate regarding the length of time they may be gone was given. Both are ex pert aviators. PLAN DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS Seventy-Five Novelties Will Climax Big Jubilee in Medford Rabbits wore the bona of contention ia z an argument which Chief of Police Chas. Clause settled Thursday. A rabbit was sold— but the rabbit wasn’t what It was said to be, so It was charg ed, it was a lady rabbit and Its new owner soon was richer by several little bun nies. Then an argument started and the original owner gets the lady rabbit back— but her progeny' remains with the second owner as does the mother until the babies are able to look out for them selves. Vacation Days S o f Southern 0 September J. H. Fuller, Secretary of Ashland Chamber of Com merce for Last Eight Tears, Plans Extensive Trip Through East and Will Discontinue Work Here. J. H. Fuller, who for the past sight years has been secretary of the Ashland Chamber of Com merce, has placed his resignation la the hands qf members of the board of directors of the organi sation. His retirement will be made immediately after a suc cessor is named for the position. For the last year, Mr. Fuller has contemplated an eastern trip and will probably leavo shortly after his retirement from bis present position for an extensive Bare Room. Receives visit with relatives In New Enz- ^ m of Two Anarchists laud and other points of <a*.?r- And Thousands Will Pass est In the east. Through and Visit Bier Courteous, and efficient labor Before P u b l i c Funeral has been done by Mr. Fuller In the eight years he has served us Sunday. secretary of the local instltuGon Constantly alert when possibility of bringing betterment to the community, Mr. Fuller Is largely responsible for the establishment of industries and organisation of community enterprises in this city. During Mr. Fuller’s regime overflowed Inti» the street, the many improvements and accom- removal ef the bodies was being pllshmeats have been affected. He the delayed by the work of (naklag 1. ft W e n t a mim’bel death masks. Not until Thurs state board of regents ef the nor day evening was their long vigil mal schools and previous to this rewarded by a glimpse of the appointment was instrumental in getting the normal reestablished bodies. A email, bare room, hardly here after it had been discontin more than 12 feet wide by 16 ued many years ago. As secre long was made ready to receive tary of the organisation, he has the caskets. There was oaly taken a leading part In encourag one door and It was planned to ing tl)e establishment of various have the mourners file In and industries and community pro pass about the biers and then jects. Mrs. Fuller, who has served out again. Preparations were made for as an assistant secretary in the ac all-night guard and the bodies office .with her husband will ac will be constantly on view until company him on his eastern trip, thoroughly familiar with every Sunday, when the funeral will be held. Hundreds of persons will view the bodies In that time. for Faculty in Normal School d Many Plan Trips Vacation days are approaching Instructors at the Southern Otw- gon Normal School and most of them have already made vacatlofi plans which will take them from this city to former homes o f OS trips through places-.'of scenic beauty. relatives in Wayne W. Wells, Miss Helen Anderson and. Miss Leona Mar- sters are undecided regarding their vacation plans, but will probably enjoy a number of local trips. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Strange Miss Marion Ady, art iastruo- and Miss Pearl Durst, will visit tor, plaus to visit the Grand In Portland; Miss Virginia Hales Canyon in Colorado; Miss Eva la White will visit with her par plans to visit with her parents in ents In Boise, Idaho; Miss Clara Eugene. Miss Beatrice Hall will Trotter will make a trip to-Vle- visit In Seattle and later go to Alaska. torla and Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor Miss Katherine Vlacent,' reg and family plan for a trip to istrar with her mother and grand Crescent City. mother are planning a trip to 5 President and Mrs. J. A. Oakland, California. I Churchill are enjoying à vaca With his family Walter Red-' tion at Crescent City at the pres ford will v isit. Salt Lake, Zion ent time. Park and Colorado Springs on Vacation* at the Normal school an extensive motor treat. Mr. and starts September 1 and will con Mrs. Verne V. Caldwell and fam tinue until September >4. The ily, will visit with the lather’s office will be jopen for all regis parents ip Meridian, Idaho. tration, however, during vaca Miss Elisabeth Richardson tion days. WILLOSGETS ( Boas Show SECOND STAY Perfection In Workout Condemned Convict W ill be Given Hearing Before Sanity Committee 1 In workouts this wess the Boas SALEM, Aug. 2d —(IP)—James Wlllos, condemned convict was' assurred of another week of life today when Governor Patterson granted a second reprieve,. «*1 tending the stay ot execution Which e x p tr 4 d a tm ld h l< h tto J night, to Friday, September 2. | Action was taken to permit an examination by the sanity com mission was ordered in a hearing before Judge Percy Kelly of Al bany yesterday. The original reprieve a week ago, was grant ed to permit time for hearing be fore Judge Kelly. are showing up like shining lights; those who have watched the precision and 'machine - like perfection with which the practice work hasbeen done are Kcpeful that the ragged edges of the first two games of the season. have all worn off. . ;■ The game will mark the oleae fit the League season, and the awarding of the championship. It la scheduled to start promptly at 2:20 o’clock at the Medford dia mond. Boas are picked as the favorites to win with more hits and less ' errors checked up for them than the Klamath Aggregation c a n show. S One of the most elaborate fire works displays ever made In Southern Oregon will climax the Visions Realised Jubilee in Med ford, according to arrangements made with a Seattle fireworks company. A burning pageant of prosperity, with 75 different pre sentations will be presented. Am6ng the novelties will be a fiery version of the mlpes of ling Bides, California King Solomon, which will call ouths do Distant . attention to the mining Industry Travelling of the country and an aerial Bumming rides Is an easy task Naigara which will display a mass of liquid silver fires, re according to three boys, aged minding spectators of the new 12 and 14 years, who were taken back to their home in Yreka, water system. California by a deputy sheriff /rom that place, Friday morning after being held by local police over night. *ibe three boys bummed rides to Ashland to visit with a sister here— only the sleter didn’t care for their company and they were turned over to local officers and According to Chief of Polios bald for California police. The McCredle of Medford, a good, ex trio hat a penchant for running ample was set when “Chick" Ken away and seem to have no dllil- nedy was sentenced to serve six culty In making great distances, months at Kslley’a Butte when he the officer said. was convicted of* a vagrancy One boy attempted bumming charge. with an eight-year-old brother, "A number of other shieks who but motorists didn’t care for thé never work are being watched. We pick ’em np if they aye out after baby, he said. THREE BOYS TAKEN HOME LOCAL OFFICE MAY RE-OPEN Campaign for Ashland mem Mexicans Fire on S. P. Train in the A. A. A. is being Merger of Two Lines Made bership and Woman is Fatally conducted by L. C. Oarlock, —Extensions Are Being Injured manager of the Medford branch Planned MEXICO CITY. Aug. 2«. — (LP) — J. M. Ives, American vice consul at Maxatlan, telegraphed the embassy Thursday night that Miss Florence Ahderson, Ameri can, teacher at Pomona college, California, had died of wounds suffered Tuesday when a group of armed men fired on a South ern Pacific train eh route to Nogalea. It Is reported that 11 other Americans, most of them sum mer school student» returning to the United States, .were aboard the train. The embassy iiita made repre sentations to the Mexican gov ernment asking the apprehension and punishment of the gtillty as sailants. ’ midnight in ganga”, he said. “It they fall to get to work the chief threatens them with Kelley’s Butte.** Following investigation by J. >. Bergesch. Irrigation, engineer, the economic stability ot the T a l e Lake region (p Klamath oonnty la highly praised and state aid for veterans in that reglop is prac tically assured. Intrepid Aviator Flys Alone Over Trackless Waste — Apprehension Felt as to his Safety as Oil Supply was Said to be Insuffic- Copco workers are engaged In OLD ORCHARD, Mstne, erecting a continuation of the new Aug. 96.— «J») — Paal Red transmission line from Prospect fern, attempting his 4,000 to Copco No. 2 In California mife non-stop flight to Rio through the hills east of town, DeJsnelro, is over the Carib according to Bert R. Smith, lo bean seA and will reach the cal Copco representative. ' T h e mainland of Month America new line, which is one.of the ex late thia afternoon if all tensive power development pro goes well. Nary men esti jects which the Copco people have mated. under way, will carry a 110,000 They calculated on a 09. voltage. mile an honr speed and con An extension of the sub-line of sidering the headwinds they the Moon Lumber eompany to the H. A. Cliugler ranch near the old Matracide Sought in Every Section of County — Chi Briggs homestead, where an |18,- 000 investment In a hog raising cago Boy Charged With project was recently constructed Murdering Mother and by Copco workers. Mr. CUngler, Burying Body in Shallow who at the present time Is located Cellar Grave. BRUNSWICK, Aug. 2«.— The on a ranch near Medford, is erect flight of Redfern is even more ing a garage, and making other CHICAGO, Aug. 26. — (LP) — perilous than that of Lindbergh. preparations In anticipation of Search for Harry D. Hill, 21 Llndberg’a first stage waa over moving to his new location before years old, formerly college stu land and hts second over a fop- winter. dent, wanted for matricide, has obscured sea. Modern and up-to-date equip been extended to the entire coun- Redfern at 1:46 * Thursday ment la to be Installed in the hog headed southeastward over calm, houses where Mr. Clinger 1 Young Hill is charged with the sunny water. raise his pedigreed stock, l' murder of tala mother, Mrs. Bitsa But the second stage of his plete electrical wiring Is to s’ Hill, 55, whose body was found flight, after he hits the South ed in all of the buildings. — 4" « shallow grave In the hnse- American e o a e t, oreeuasably ment of their home at Streator, arqund the month ot the Orinoco, 111., Monday night. He Was last will be largely over almost nn- _ seen here Tuesday in a railroad knowu territory, much of it [ yard, seeking Information on Jungle. Redfern is carrying equipment Coast bound trains. That was two hours after the police mlsa- to enable him to combat tropical B ed him at the home of a friend. fevers as well as poisonous snakes Cltliens of Streator Thursday and wild animals In case he ie recalled the circumstances sur forced to land In the Jungle. A hlgh/poweitad rifle, heavy, rounding the death of Mrs. Dru- oiled boots for. jungle tramping, f ellla Walbron, 74, who died In December, 1926, from Injuries mosquito netting for protection agattast venomous Insects. fever received In a fall at the Hill serum and potassium permangan< n . homo. ate for treating snake bites were Mrs. Walbron, a friend ot part of his load. lg Mrs. Hiy, was killed when she There were also a parachute, e fell down the stairs from the cotyapsible boat, signal <ptatolr e kitchen to the basement. A cor- emergency valve to empty tanka H oner’s Jury returned a verdict In case a forced landing on watee " of accidental death. Mrs. HUI, Is necessary, and water distilling too, was killed on the seine apparatus. J stairs, but a bullet' felled her. Then her body Was dragged to r a remote corner of the cellar and burled in the soft earth, the brlek flooring being torn up. ASHLAND TO TEACHER DIES BE TERMINAL FROM WOUNDS FOR STAGES Loafers In Medford To Get To Work «TA TO ASSISTANOTI [>pco Workers Engaged in Building 110,000 Voit Line From Prospect to Copco Wo. 2 Plant in California —Line'Runs East of Ash land. THINGS THAT HAPPRN Sometimes things that nev er happen get reversed and do happen. Only three automobiles left and possibly not more than 50 people of the near 1,000 walked away f r o m the grounds Thursday evening when “The Star Spangled Banuer” dosing selection on the concert program w a s played. This was a great Im provement. Bandmen were thankful for this. Some folks seem to think, from all e.jyiearances, that the playing of this number is the sounding of a retreat. PORTLAND, Agg. 2 6 —(LP)— H. ,B . Byran, president of the Chicago, Milwaukee, Bt. Paul road arrived here today on a tonr emphasising the proposed merger of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern. Many beliefs he has hope ot obtaining trackage foV hit line Into Portland, back of hie opposition. He refused to comment. IJTHIANS WILL MEET Ltthlaus will meet thi», evening at the Plasa cafe for a regular session. Matters pertaining to the recent carnival sponsored by the organisation, a report o fth e sign committee and other routine mat ters are to be* discussed at this time. i EUGENE, Aug. 26.—(LP)—Ore gon Stages, Inc., and the Inter- urban stage company of South ern Oregon have completed a merger of the two lines It was announced today. There la s move to extend operation of the Oregon stages from Roseburg to Ashland,* with through service between Portland and Ashland, starting September 1, with Eu gene as a division point. Inspect Power Potentialities THE DALLES. Aug. 26— (LP)— Eleven members of the congree- slonal committee or Irrigation and reclamation inspected power development potentialities at Ce lilo Falla of tho Columbia River this morning. They enjoyed a banquet here last night, tonight will be entertained at Bend and Saturday will he at Klamath Falls. of the Association. The Ashland office, maintained at the Lttbla Springs hotel was discontinued about two months ago and Mrs. George Converse, who had been In charge of the Association locally left for Cali fornia. The Medford manager is making the campaign ter mem bership In this city In the hope or securing a sufficient number of memberships to warrant the re-opening of the branch tn Ash land, Protection offered by A. A. A. membership Is eitenslve univer sal in |he United Staten, New memberships coat 111 per year and renewals coat >10.