PAOS SATURDAY, A ntfut ASHLAND DAILY ROUND-UP B VERY POPULAR Seat-Sale Indicate« Pendle ton Affair WU1 Lose No Prestige PBNDLBTON. Or«., Aug. 27.— A day and night vigil is train« kept at Pendleton by proxies who will get tickets for the 1927 Round-Up, September 14, 15, 14 and 17, «ben the box office opens September 1. I..J. Hamley, Pend leton^ for many years the first in line for tickets, put g proxy In Chobses Training Mrs. W. O. Tnckar Phono 2F14 Robert Stengel, 11-yetr-Old Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. :C. Stengel of Los Angeles has been spending a few weeks Flth his grandmother, Mrs. W. R. Clapp. He left last Friday for Dunsmuir when he will visit for a short time with 1 bis uncle, D.' L. Stevens of that city, before returning to his home In Los Attgeles. . ‘ ' Mrs. Mbnegan of Portland.', sis ter-in-law of Mrs. Jeese Neil of- XT S Ä S Ä ttÄ K first. The ticket office has not days. tinueg -the 4 l* d,t<on ' • being yet been placed, yet the proxy Is here and will remain day and night' until after September 1 when he will get the pick of the pasteboards. The first sholoe means first choice only as Pendleton people are concerned, for the Round: Up fills mall orders first ' and gives the best tickets to ont»of- town visitors. Pendleton stands back and takes what is left. September 1 marks also the donnlpg of Round-Up apparel and the pressing of Pendleton streets In gay holiday attire. .The business men are getting their costumes in order and casting interested eyes at Round-Up and shirt styles, for everyone must wear sombraros and loud shirts. Judges for the 1927 Round- Up have been chosen, and are Dan Clark, of Portland, livestock agent ■ for the Union Pacific; Allen Drumheller, former RoUad- Up performer and son of George Drumheller, of Walla Walla, and R. 8. Dixon, stockman of Klam ath Falls. Mr. Clarke and Mr. Drumheller were Judges last year and Mr. Dixon has servad three term« as judge; indeed, when the latter accepted he said "Being a judge .at the Round-Up has be come a habit with me.” All three are popular with performers and with the crowds. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LONDON, Aug. 27. — (IP) — England’s great national winter pastime was given a kick-off in air parts of the eo'uhiry, today, with the official opening of the association football season, which, will last until the end of April, 1928^ Tbday saw the first clashes be tween the giants teams when 88 opposing groups were matched against each other in practically every city of any note in the kingdom. An accurate estimate of the number of football "fans’* in this country has never been compiled, but judging from the different “gates,” something like three- quarters of a- million people turn ed out this afternoon to witness their favorites fylflll their hopes or adihit their first defeat. To some of these “f a n »,” watching today’s games was like patronising a new team, for prac tically without exception, each of the 88 clubs has a new line-up containing new registrations or "transfers.” -Mrs. Rufus King and little granddaughter. Beryl, accompan ied Mr. and Mrp. George Barron to the: big hucktebgijry patch out by Cnlter Lake, where they are hoping to gather many berries for their home use; It is reported that thgre are so many comiierclal pickers that the1 individu he private v al finds 'It almost impossible to gather for himself. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barron and small son are also at the patch. The board of directors 9f the Bellview school held a meeting at the home of the clerk Mrs. Delta Martin, Friday night. The transac tion of business which has accum ulated during the summer months was disposed of and sonle new business attended te. Mr. R. E. Newbry is now chairman of the school bpard. * A pretty little party which de veloped into a farewell for Mrs. Carl Gpetteche, and also honored Mrs. Monegan of Portland, house guest at the Nells, was held at the home of Mrs. Jesse Nell laat'^Ved- nesday afternoon. A number of young married women who have banded Into a birthday club for the past deveral years, and who on the occasion of the birthday of one of the members, gather to gether to do it reverence, were the guests at this event and spent a most happy afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Nell and Mrs. Goet tsche was the recipient of many pretty and useful gifts from the other members of the club. The members include Mrs. G. C. Good man, Mrs. Clarence Crowson, now of Klamath Falls, Mrr." W. -fcr. Huxley, Mrs. Thos. Merriman, Mrs. Mark True, Mrs. Lloyd Cul- ver of Phoenix, Mrs. Goettsche and Mrs; Neil. . M m . Sewall of Ashland was included In the guest list Wednesday. Friday was a very busy dayxat Upper Valley club house. The committee on decoration met and put up a lot of flowers which they have been busy making the past weeks. A lot more are to be made yet and then the club will be a veritable garden of artificial .flowers. The committee Is com posed of Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Merri man, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. True, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Goettsche and Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. Thos. Merriman of this district is entertaining for her two daughters Wilda and Ellen, with a pretty house party Satur day. C .E . FOLKS TO CONFERENCE Judge C. M. Thomas, who is convalescing from an operation which he .underwent a month ago at St. Vincent hospital In Port- land, will not be able to resume his duties on the bench for the October term ofM court. t, ¿udg^ Thomas is convalescing rapidly and will return to his home in Medford within the next two weeks but bis condition Is such that be will not be able to re sume his duties on the bench Immediately. The state supreme court will assign another bench to hold court in this county. Find Trace Of Nebulous Bear BEND, Aug. 27. — (IP) — Strengthening the belief t h a t somewhat nebulous lava bear was a member of the well - defined species, a skull of a small bear has been found under Ice In a newly discovered lava river chamber in the Fort Rock country. A NEW TRACK COACH CHANGED THEIR MINDS After being married for 30 years, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Jaycox of Red Bluff, California, were divorced. Then Friday they secured a marriage license in this county. Jaycox said no woman look so good to him as his old sweetheart. BUY MOLAR NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 27. — (IP) — A tooth with grinding surface as large as a man’s hand has been found in a ditch near Lebanon pike. The molar 'was brought to a soologlst by J. D Perry, who said it was similar to mastodon teeth. Mastodons dwelt in this section during pre historic times. The tooth, Perry said, was In such excellent state of preserva tion, he was Inclined to cast doubt on Its age, but couldn’t imagine an animal big enough to own it. Don Bpeneer, clerk at the local postoffice, starts today on a two week vacation which be will spend at Turner, Oregon, where the eighth annual Oregon Christ ian Endeavor Summer Confer ence will be In session. This afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, and daughters, Altadena and Alice and Elisabeth Carter will go to Tamer and Monday morning H. C. Galey and daugh ter, Ellen, Marie Prescott, Rev. C. D. Gaffney and son, David will go to the conference. Rev. Gaffney. Is recreational leader on the conference program. Deposed Leader Goes To Alaska SEATTLE, Aug. 27—<LP>— Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother of Aimee 8emple McPherson, sailed . froi Seattle today for Alaska, aboard lhe "Aleutian” after a wild dash to tbe pier from her hotel In nn effort to evade reporters. She ar rived here last night but went to Kirkland to tbe world wide camp meeting where bar daughter had been expected to preach. Rev. 1 J. Scott, tried to pursued* bar to conduct etrvlcee but .they could -ot come to terme. Waldport—West Coast Hydro - Old papera tor aale at The Electric lines to give power service Tidings office here. * Arthur Furry, well known Phoenix resident, died Friday afternoon at his hofne in ttea.; village at the age of 57 year and eight days. He was a na tlve of that village, born then ^aguBt 1,8», 1^70 and. spent hl> entire life in that vicinity. Surviving Mr. Furry, Is hi. widow, the following named children: Caroleta, and C. L Furry, Phoenix, Jaunita M Franklin, Medford and Aubrej Furry of ‘Portland. One brother, Fred Furry, and two sisters, Mrs Gaff is, and Mrs. W. E. Ander son, also survive. WHY 00 PERCENT ARE STILl SUFFERING It is a glorious think to awake with a lively, healthy, energetic body. It is a misery to drag an aching.tired, weary body from a restless, sleepless bed. W. K Holland, Harlingen, Texas, thus: i‘I bet that 90 per cent of those suffering from kidney irregulari ties never take anything, for kid ney regulation until it Is too late, whereas Foley Pills diuretic would be a god-send to them, as they have been to lhe.” A reliable, valuable medicine, constantly in usse over 25 years. Asy for Foley Pills, diuretic. Sold Ev erywhere.—No. 4. i with beat back and loose, senile Ups. Tbe whole expression was utterly different. She choked and sputtered in an effort to express the thought of the con trol?’» it It was this statement which, in effect, means that a living woman suddenly and visibly be came a man, which caused the widest And most varied type of comment throughout England. Psychics, of course, are almost unanimous in lending absolute credence to the report, which, they claim, Is but one more dem onstration of those spiritual pow ers which, In our generation of scientific progress, of quasl-spper- natural scientific devices like wireless telephony, are sneered at by many. f LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL /> SUNDA Y * NOON OR EVENING 11:30 to 2 P. M. 5:00 to 8:30 P. M. OR DROP IN . DURINO THE WEEK AND ENJOY OUR LUNCHEONS OUR NEW SERVICES INCLUDE Crankcase Draining Greasing Tire Repairing New Community Hospital MA&0N TIRES AND ACCESSORIES DRIVE IN TO SEE US. I 845 East Main Street Black and White Service Station » MEDFORD . NEW AND COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SURGERY G. B. Leach, Mgr. JUDGE THOMAS PHOENIX MAN DIES FRIDAY RETURNS SOON DAVIS, Cal., Aug. 27.— <LP>— H. Kent Farley, former captain and sprinter of the University of Missouri track and field team, has assumed his duties here as head track coach, assistant coach of football, and director of pub licity of the California Aggies. He finished his collegiate com petition this sprinr- He was graduated f r o m the Missouri school In June. During the past year Farley was credited with running the 100-yard dash five times under 10 seconds, once being clocked In 9.6 seconds. H I s record in the. furlong Is 21.1 second.» His records In these two short dashes places him alongside such sprint ers as 8chols, Paddock, Locke, and Borah. Delegate ion to First Local Del Religious Institute Left Today nan Doyle Talks Spiritualism and Tells o f Strange Psychic Experience LONDON — Oft — Sir Artbdr Ctonan Doyle, having withdraw* for ail time the character of Bberlqck Holmes, from future gtorie«, has more time td devote to’ spiritualism and the first re sult of this IncreaSbd Interest has caused English scientists; to Smile while psychlsta are Im pressed. In a document, published by Gonan Doyle that famous writer told of an experience In which he and his wife saw the face of a woman transformed Into that of an old man. .■The famous creator of "Sher lock Holmes” explained how he and Lady Conan Doyle with their guests, Mrs. C. A. Wlckland and Doctor Carl A. Wick land, noted psychic investigator of Califor nia, had a strange psychic adven ture at Doyle's country home in Sussex, using Mrs. Wlckland as their medium. After a visit to an old moated grange, Mrs. Wlckland Is said to have suddenly exclaimed: “There is such a . strange old man walking beside ub .” A moment later, she answered quest ion« concerning tbe appear ance of the ‘‘strange old man,” explaining that he came from the moat which .the party had Just left, "through that door that opened." “We had drlvaa home," wrote Conan Doyle, "and were seated among the roses on my veran dah, the Wickiands, my wiflB, any myself. We* w e r p talking Gene Tunney has chosen his training- quarters for the Chicago of other things when the Seer fight— the Cedar Chest Country Club, surrounded by small lakes suddenly gave a start. "He’s Here’s a view of the luxurious club to be at Gene’s disposal during his training period, with a glimpse into the club library where here.’ "Then came the amaxlng mo Gene, no doubt, will while away many moments. ment. 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