Ashland daily tidings., September 01, 1927, Image 1

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ASH LAND;
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Æ BOAS
PROGR]
Boas, ratin' to co stronger1 fo J-
Some few snow banks are etill
to be found on Mt. Ashland where
a crew of workmen are engaged in
renewing the stock fence around
the watershed according to Couiy-
cilmen J. Bid. Thornton. City En­
gineer F. H. Walker and City Wa-.
tar Superintendent Karl Hosier,
who visited the workmen recently. 0 . W . N o b le is R e -E le c te d H e a d o f R e u n io n o f Ox
Eight men are camped far back
s a tio n o f S o ld ie r s o f S o u th e r n O regon— T h ir ty
on the mountain while the work
ern s R e g iste r e d — A u x ilia r y O n g a a is^ tio n s I
of repairing the fence is being
done. Supplies were taken bhck
A tten d a n c e to N e a r 2 0 0 a t T o d a y ’s B e ssto m .
on pack horses and the trip to the
camp is a difficult one according
A s h la n d
was named hostess city for the 1928 itt
to the local men who made the
sion
of the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Association of
trip.
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A t least two more weeks will Southern Oregon at the Annual business, meeting held
be required before the fence is
Thursday morning in Lithia Park.
completely renewed. Some new
G* W. Noble, Ashland^ was re-elected colonel, A^m-
fence is being used and much of
mander to the associatioh, with A. Kyle, Rogue Riper
the old fence is being repaired.
lowing thplr winning of t^h a
Southern Oregon League baseball
championship from tbe yellow-bill­
ed PjdMafk Sunday, are rejoicing
over the accepteeee of the Salem
team to »tor September I I
for
the title of the state. The game
will be played on the Medford
dhoaoad
according to "Doc**
Bowers.
Next Sunday, September 4, Oe-
wsge. Oregon, will bring a strong
lineup to meet the Bona, baring
promptly challenged the B o n e
when they learned that Salem bad
been challenged. Oewego haa won
nine oat of. tea games thia season,
recently defeating Bend 4 to 2 in
a claaele showdown.
Mt. Shaeta and Bead are- yet
to be heard from.
W rit ear of Alberta peaches,
packed by the Ashland T ra it A
Prodaee AheoclaUon this season,
has been sold to Bell A Company
of Portland for 6J.10 per box. P.
O. B.*Ashland, accord tng.to an­
nouncement made today by Man­
ager 8. D. Taylor.
.
In view of the fact that Cali­
fornia peaches hire beep sailing
for 76 to 9 0 cents per box, F. O.
B. Portland, tbs price 1« a tribute
to the quality of Ashland frnlt.
Prevailing prises for pears and
peaches are better than prices at
this time last year and valley or-
ehardlats are rejoletog as the esti­
mated 62.000,000 frn lt crop Is
fast being placed on the market. A ir Wswto
Regular and extra train craws
Y ork and
are busy moving tbe big erop
t o C om p an y
which la being shipped to various
points.
At the Ashland F ru it-A Pro­
duce company fru it la being re­
ceived in large quantities t j I
through the day, tbe frn lt tracks
busy unloading the finest fruit of
the valley while sorters aad.pack- ,
ers prepare the frn lt for eastern
markets.
t.
Oae carload of Bartlett* pears
and a carload of Alberta peaches 1
will leave the local warehouse ]
thia evening.
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Alberta peaches are"of the fin- j
GOVERNMENT
TURNS OVER
MAILIINI
set quality thia year and a n ex- 7
ceptionally Ikrgs, according to j
8. Bf Taylor, manager qf the local .
REPORT SHOWS
LEAKS STOPPED
l
5 EtTOiARO
present
record
sea«» km o #
s e MINUTE6
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SCHLEE
M t t BROCK
Pilot William 8. Brorfk and Navigator Edward Schiee have hi
hoping to cut the old record to 1^ days. The first leg of th<
foundland to .Croydon, England. Their monoplane la ptctgi
oa their round-the-world flight
y was from Harbor Grace, New- I
Kiddies Like
Tidings Show'
Ticket Eri
L ast
C la sse s
of
Quite a gang of boys and glrfc
flocked in to The Daily Tidings'
office today /’ with, subscript)««
payments In order to get the frbe
Vining theatre matinee tiek«<t
which The Dally Tidings
giving
today,
tomorrow
and
S
a
tU ^ r
Sum ner
T e r m H e ld T h ia M o r n in g
rhe real result of the business
The ham of activity is heeM In
F a c u lty O ff o n V a c a tio n , for a year which boys and girts
been to demonstrate to pri-
brlng^lg.
,
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capttal thng the eervue W
Mbwever.
we.itavg
m
a s r jrte rF F
■et only
ealy possible scientifically.
scientifically,
have picking crews busy.
tickets and every boy and girl
but
tbat
if
could-be
made
profit­
torior,
"According to the employment
should get one of these coupons,
able commercially, and thdfoby
bureau It la estimated 2,400 men aneoarade tbe creation of a new
I t ’s vacation time at the south­ which entitles them to attend five
matinees wlthoat a ’ cent's eoat.
BULLETIN 19:80
and women are employed la the Industry In the United States,’’ ern Oregon Norm*: scboo(.
valley at the present time assist­ Naw aald.
PARA-
Brasil, Sept.
The
first
free
matinee
on
the
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Last classes for the second
ing in harvesting the pear crop.'
ticket.la
Jackie
Coogan’s
wonder­
summer term were held Thursday
Peach orchards are located most­
morning and student body and ful picture tomorrow, Friday a f­
ly in the vicinity of Ashland, the
faculty members said farewell ternoon, so boys abd girls bring in
soil of thia section of the valley
your subscription payments by
a ml peparated.
being particularly suited for pro­
nbon Friday. I f you delay longer
Claaaea will be resumed Sep­
ducing the .finest quality peaches
than prlday at noon, you
will
tember 26— the opening date of
for shipping.
miss the first matinee— tbe Jackie t «
F o lio s S e e k Y o u th W h o P a id the fall semester.
Fifty people are employed la
Coogan treat. However, tickets
f o r S w e a te r W ith
The student body of near 290 will be continued to be given un­
the- Newbury A Sons packing
• W o r th le s s C h eck
and faculty members today and til late Saturday evening. > •
plant nt Phoenix. A new washing
tomorrow will get started away
machine was recently Installed In
Tbe earlier yon bring In your
A bad check artist, presumed to
this plant. New equipment haa ba one who recently victimised a
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been Installed la the Independent number of Medford merchants,
Peeking company plant at Phoe­ transferred his operations to Ash­
nix, where 40 people are employ­ land for a short time and purchas­
ed. Merchants get results from ed a sweater at the J. C. Penney
the Increased payrolls these activ­ store, offering a check for 66 In
ities bring.
payment for the purchase.
Canneries are working f n 1 1
A check-up made by police re­
forces packing great quantities of vealed the fact that t£e identifi­
fruits and vegetables.
cation given by the yoath w h o
BAD CHECK
IS ACCEPTED
The Lowdown on the Big Fight
COUNTY FAIR
WILL BE FREE
The fa ir board of Jdsephlne
county is experimenting thia year.
People ean visit tbe ground and
view every exhibit and not pay a
cent for the privilege, I* former
years a charge of 60 cents admis­
sion to tbe groqnds has beep col­
lected. Just how- the fair will
farq financially without the gate
¿ecelpte la unoertaj«, A but 1b-
creased crowds are expected to re­
sult from the free adntiMlon. The
fair is Bchedbled for next breA.
made the purchase« was false.
Numerous complaints regarding
BIG BY-PASS
CONSTRUCTED
W o r k S ta r te d o n C u lv e r t
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A ro p n d L o w e r
Work on the 63,600 by-pass
which city employees vrlll con­
struct about the lower reservoir
was started Wednesday, accord­
in g to P. H. Walker, city -engi­
neer. The big* eemebt culvert Is
being constructed Xo carry water
around the dam during floods or
ligbVater whan much foreign
substance has heretofore bean
washed Into the reservoir, making
it necessary for the big tank to be
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1 Mr.
ilra rp Ptailla Webster cleaned.
aged 79 years, ’two monttui abd
seven day», died at bis borne In
Talent after jm ' extended illness
due to his advanced ’a*e.
He
was a faithful member of the
Duncard c h u r c h
He wqa a
resident of Oregon fo r the that
67 yenrs. Funeral serf lets will
be held at the Dodge Chapel at
2 o'clock Friday afternoon, with
Rav. f,lnInger ia charge. Burial
will bo made In the Kargadlab k b lo strength
Well Known Man
Dies At Talent
cemetery.
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trip through
L a s t R e-O heck o f W a te r
F ix tu r e s in C ity M ad e
B y G. M- F r o s t
ÏT A iN T GOIN’ -TO & E a SHELL-
l i t G O IN -T O B E 7 H E ,
demrsev O F OLD TH A T ST E P S
INTO THAT R IN G IN CHICAGO z
AN* T H EY CANT TEÜ- N E THAT JACKS
b E £ N leadin such
s qPE
THAT H ÉS GOT STALE - N O Z W J
L E A P S AH
U P E ATTER-
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H ë5
ANEA Y
a AUUIEO
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f THERCS -
AlOTINTMiT
henry , but /M
PICKIN’T0NH6Y
HES
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as lieutenant eonunander, succeeding J. C Woods of
Medford and E. H. Emerson of Grants Pass major
commander.
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—
Francis Shaw, Ashland, w h o
has observed his 91st birth-
Cooperation of Ashland folks day anniversary, is the oldest
V A tA ran
In
n H a n ^ .n ..
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with the city water department
In ¿becking waste ofv city water
supply from faulty fixtures, Is
evidenced in the three month
check report submitted by 6 . M.
Frost, water Inspector to E. R.
Hosier, water superintendent.
Leaky fixtures for June were
reported: 413 faucets, 166 toil­
"My first drink of Lithia
ets, total, 667.
water,”
said an 84-year-old-boy
For July the report shows a
in
blue
Thursday
morning.
great decrease: 281 faucets, 116
toilets, total 394.
In August more than half the
leaks were repaired, with IS 8
faucets and V2 toilets, total 270
leaks reported.
flaal recheck- made' by—Mr. -z—
Frost shows <8 faucets and 28 te‘
Pue to the fact that many Of
th* ’ eterBB* ot th« oi»u
w ar
8uffei. fro«n Inflrimitiea due to
their advanced age, it was consid-
ere<1 by '*ome advisable to dlscon-
t,nu® ,h® reunion seselena or at
lea,t to make them one day af-
fairs.
The veterans,
however,
look forward to tkhtr aannal
‘‘camp’’ and were
unanimously
opposed to any change
being
made in the manner la which the
reunions are conducted.
Mrs. Anne Stelnbough. Judge
James Holemaa, both of Grqats
Pass and Mrs. Grover ot Medford
were named members of tbe «reso­
lution committee. Wm. Lyman.
Medford. C. R .H a ll, Aablaad and
Judge Holemaa, ware
"Timed
members or a committee to draw
up memorial resolutions for Mrs.
Bertha Adams ot Gold B ill, whose
death a week ago cast a shadow of
gloom over the reunion. Mira,
Jutant of the association.
Members of tbo Medford as«
Usants Paas W. R. Ç u m aa» «Ma
Afternoon entertataflfr tMe roter-
On the basis of 1170 inspectors ter
n ana with a program In the I. O.
cerflflcatea issued, the original foj
a ° N. ball whAe at the m o b boars
report show« an average of on«
the Ashland W. R. C. members
entertained all visitera at a big
. dinner.
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Readings and niusic composed
i a splendid program which
tbe
, veterans enjoyed Wednesday ave-
i nlng. Several selections warn far-
jnlshed by the Woods orchestra;
Mrs. Bpmar, Mrs. J. H. Walker.
Ashland, with its park head- Mrs. Brady, gave readings and
quartets, is ¿he most
popular Mrs. Henry Reid sang several
' C. D. E lh a r t, Id ah o, A r r iv e s place in southern Oregon,for the much enjoyed numbers.
soldiers reunions.
W. B. Pgge, aged <H. Roseburg,
H ere to E n te r B o o k
entertained with a program of
S to re
Members of the Medford D. A. violin numbers.
C. D. Elhart and wife, of Buell. R. Chapter, w ill present a pro­
While many of tbe visiting sol­
Idaho, arrived In Ashland yes­ gram this evening at the Pioneer diers are staying with friends
terday and ME Elhart Immed­ hall.
and at hotels In tbe city, there are
several who with their families
iately started work with his bro­
are camped In the Park headquar­
ther, H. H. Elhart, In the Bftiart
ters, and around these out-door
Book and Stationery store. They
headquarters the veterans meet
will reside on Allison street.
to discuss the campaigns of years
Sir. Elhart. who has visited
ago.
here before, Is delighted with
Coffee, soap and craekers am
the Southern Oregon country and
served
at the path camp.
said he was glad to locate here.
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Tomorrow
the closing sessions
Being an experienced buslneas
of thé 192*. thirty-fifth annual
man, he will be a valuable ac­
reunion will ba bald.
quisition in Mr. E lhart’s new
’ Registration. was as follows:
book and stationary store, which
Chester A. Arthur P o s t -
is now being moved to the Rose
Medford — Levi W, Lindsay.
confectionery building which Mr.
Wm. Lyman. J. C. Woods, D. B.
Elhart has leased.
The build.
Much Interest Is attached to an H ill, L. H. Tucker.
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unusual event in Serine history, Burnside Post-*-
when« reception Is to be tendered
Past Potentates of Hlllah Temple
at the'firat autumn meeting, which
follows a summer vacation.
The evening wlU be devoted to
spclal reunion with all routine
business omitted. All Sbrlnera are
expected to. attend tbe meeting.
Hlllah Temple was instituted
P r o w le r W a s S e e n L o o k in g
in
1908 M d since that time 19
in W in d o w a t I o w a
Potentatedihava occupied the ex­
S tr e e t R e sid e n c e
ecutive chair,— Local ,ax-offlctala
Excitement prevailed In the include E. V. Garter. JL D. Briggs, f Street sale ef tickets for the
vicinity <» .Iowa street Wednes­ O. W. Dunn. H. C. Sparr. W. H. big American Xegioa A ix llia ry
day evening when several chil­ McNair, T. H. Simpson, and F. dance which- is lo be held Imben
dren reported having seen a D. Wagner. Two reside In Mad* Day at Jackson Hot Sprtaga Pa-'
ford, two in Grants Pass sad one
prowler peeping In the window
vUllon la to ba made Prlday aaM
in Jacksonville.
of a residence there. Police were
Saturday In Aablaad and Mad|prd
Brief
speeches.,
musical
selec­
called and' search») the neigh­
tions, refreshments and a smoker by members of the lecnl AaidU
borhood, but no trace or the
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will be included in the festivities. **rr-
nocturnal visitor was found.
Under the direction ot M«,’
The man was first seen about
Cedric Myers, arrangemeafs Spy,
9:30 o’clock, and was lost as he
the big dance, which 1« tbo OBstf
SACCO
JUDGE
ELL
,
.
ran Into some shadows. A short
WORCESTER. Maas.. Sept. 1— to bo staged this ’year eaAer
time later he was saan a second (IPX ^iudgs Webster Thayer, wko ansplbee of tbo A exlU an « 6 »
time.
,
f
presided at I the Banco and Van
N ig h t, Policeman W. E. Jack- Zettl trial Is suffering from a
son and Offlear Sam Prescott
nervous shook and severe lllneaa
and la confined to his bed at bis
bom« here.
BROTHERS TO
BE PARTNER^
POLICE SEEK
STRANGE MAN
LEGION DANCE
ON LABOR DAY