WILLOSNOT
INSANE SAYS
FOR RANT— Nicely furnished
WÍtílTJED—-At bnce. G o o d
FOR RKNT— Well furnished £
apartment. Phone 263 or cull at room house. Close In. Inquire ftl< geamstroM, Standard Cleaners, 96
Shookapts. j
SOS-3*
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left
Hargadine,
SOft-tf Oak a t
FOR RENT— 3-room furnished
WAWTRD— Good cook e n d
FOR HALJ5— or R E N *—T w o
apartment, garage. . Close in.
room cottage furnished, lot 20x housekeeper fam ily of 4, state
Phono 371-Y.
>OS-tf
100. Cheap. Call at 810 Aftnond wages. Address Box K, care Tid­
FOB RENT— Foqr r o o m St.
furnished apartment, with garage,
U M Boulevard.
290-tf
303-S* ings.
FOR RENT— Furnished first
floor, hath, gas, garage, »30.
FOR SALK— Wood 16” body
Barber Apartments, IBS Granite. fir and pine 13,66 per tier, cord
ftSS-J-mo. wood »8. F. J. Marquis, Talent.
298-1 mo.*
FOR RENT— Furnished apts
and sleeping rooms, 36 So. 2nd St.
121-tf
FOR BALK
Well Improved
FOR BRNT— Furnatted sm all
20 65-100 acre farm near Ash­
apartments and cabins with* ga­
land, Oregon. Well stocked and
rages. Reasonable by month equipped. Inquire of owner, R.
Or week. Barber Apts. 1*8 Oraa­ ScheldereRer, Ashland, Ore,, Rt.
lta. •
111-tf 1„ Box 213.
308-3*
1-ft*
WANTED— Girl, or woman
do housework. Phone S22-R.
300-3
306-1-mo.
3rd 8t.
woman,
Call 77
ftP K f
or Patterson Must
le Whether Willos
Should Hang
Small Baby
* Swallows a
Safety Pin
to
WANTODv— Ambitiona people,
14 to 60, prepare for Office poel-
ttons; resldent or home study.
Medford Business College.
WANTED— By yoáñg
position as housekeeper.
Springfield; Mrs. B . L.
or, Flnellay, Ohio; Mrs.
Phelan, Grand Island, 1
I /G o ld Hill— B ln Vront
Ina Steelman.
Roseburg— Dana Page
Talent— Mre. 8. C. C
Mrs. 8. Clayton, Bra We
ALBANY, Ore., Sept. 1 — (IP)—
Judge Percy R. Kelly who pre­
sided at the Jam es Willos trial
and who granted the application
that a sanity commission be ap­
pointed to examine him, received
notloe today that the commission
was unanimously agreed t h a t
WlUos Is not Insane.
The next step, Judge Kelley
said, w ill probably be determ ining
whether W illos should hang while
bla‘ companion, Ellsworth K elley
Is enjoying a respite on habeaus
corpus proceedings. This decision
who has twice reprieved W illos
rests with Governor
Patterson
to permit a sanity bearing, .the
second of which expires at mid-
nght.
’ Kenneth Burak ell, Xfttetonths-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bumkell, Medford; swallowed a
safety pin Wednesday afternodn.
As the doctors at the Sacred
Heart hospital wore adralplstor-
lng an anesthetic preparatory to
operating o s the child and re­
moving the pin, the patient was
seised with a lit of coughing, the
pin forced Into its throat and
Beaverton— Road
removal was made without r e ­
will be oiled.
sorting to surgery.
to
Tigard
haps held the greatest internet.
The «I year old Prlnoass hs the
plana, "St. Raphael/’ which pas­
sed o f the coast of Ireland ke«
not been seen sin c e ,, although
¿ver due at St. Johns, New
Foundland.
The London, Ontario, to Lon­
don, England, Sir John Carling’s
plane, took off for Bt. Johns to­
day from where the pilots plan
to cross the Atlantic.
Windsor, Canada, to W indsor,
England plane left C andía to­
day.
* Dispatches received In England
today said W illiam 8. Brock and
Edward F, Schlee left Constan­
tinople for Aleppo on 'round the
world flight early today;
In the m eantim e som e people
is given for the safety o f Paul
Redfern, young American, who
WINDSOR. Ont., Sept. 1.— (IP)
disappeared while flying from
the
Georgia to Brasil, In the report — After a perfect take-off,
that an aviator had landed in monoplane "Royal W i n d s o r "
started for Windsor, England at
the Interior of Brasil.
9:18 a. m. with C. A. Shlller,
ROO8BVELT FIELD, N. Y. pilot and Phillip S. W ood, navi­
Sept. 1.— (IP)— Lloyd W. Bsrt- gator, aboard.
aud’s “Old Glory” m ight as w eir
LONDON, Ont., Sept. 1 — (IP)
have been a penguin today so far
as starting a non-stop fligh t to — London to London, England
plane belonging to Sir Carling
Rome was concerned.
At 6 p. m., when the weather took off at 6:35 a. m. tor Harbor
bureau had given som e promise Grace, New Foundland, where
of a w est wind against which the Terry Tully and Jam es Metcalf,
plane m ight take off, there w as pilots, will stop before starting
n slight breese moving over the across (he Atlantic. The fliers
Held, hut It was from the south. w ill keep watch for the Fokkcr
The tilers, Bertaud and James monoplane "St. Raphael" which
DeW itt H ill, were ready, their left England yesterday with the
single - engined 460 - horsepoweV princess Lowensteln W erthelm
plane was at the top of the »board.
Lindbergh runway, the crowd
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 1.—
was here— and the w est wind
(IP)—
N eglect to obtain permission
was somewhere else.
to land on Turkish soil threat­
ened last night to delay W illiam
A Brock and Edward F. Schlee,
round-the-world fliers, and Jeo­
pardise their chance of lower­
ing the record.
Normally, the delay would be
several days, b u t. officials, anx-
ous to cooperate with the fliers,
ire trying to arrange facilities
for. the "Pride of Detroit" their
monoplane, to leave today as
:chediil:d, and It is believed the
delay will be a v o id ed /
Brock and Schlee arrived here
it noon from Belgrade after a
ilx and a quarter-hour flight.
RAPHAKL OVER­
KIDDIES U I M TIDINGS
DUE AT ST. JOHNS
pas-
SHOW TICKET
turo land, five m iles north ot
(Continued From Page Onu)
FOR SALE—Nine w hite leg­
FOR SALE — 6 - room home, Ashland. For particulars s e e
(Continued From Page One)
horn hens, good layers, »8. 117 fruit, berries, grapes, garden, Mollie Songer, 46 Helman
St.,
V. P. BULLETIN
m atinees
8th.
1-3 flow ers. Corner lot, priced reas­ Ashland.
301-10» rom ittance, the more
Trans-Atlantic
and trans-con­
yon w ill be able to attend. The
onable. Part term s. Bee It a t 663
tinental
aviators
were In flight
FOR SALE—Five shares Llth*
five m atinees on the ticket are:
North Main.
> 34 6-6
over
many
of
the
world’s air­
la Springs Hotel stock, some dis­
Friday, Sept. 2, Saturday, Sept.
count. Address owner, Mrs. E.
FOR HALE OR RENT— 6 1-2
I, Sept. 10, Sept. 17, and Sept- 34 ways today. Princess Lowensteln
IXhST— Tricycle. See Mr. Fort-
fhomberry, Bellflower, Cal. 1-6* a. irrigated farm on highw ay, 4
The boy or girl m ust penfeffsl- W erthelm , with companions Mln-
m iles north o t Ashland. New 6- m illcr at J. C .-Pehney store.
ly bring the rem ittance to the qf- chin and Leslie Hamilton, per-
FO B SALE — Canning pears.
308-2
room plastered house, I running
flce and the offer applies-to ettb-
Come and g et them, lc per lb.
pater, electric lights, new barn.
sr new subscriptions or to renew ­
— Golden Jubilee Gift—
Rood, R. 1, Box 163A.
306-6*
Carl Each, Rt. 9, Medford. 306-6
als. Sim ply ask your pardnts or
som e friend if they do net want
FOR SALE:— A big bundle ot
FOR SALE— Cheap, lot on N.
to subscribe if they are not now
(rid papers for a dime at The Pioneer, close tn, 95 ft. frontage
getting The D ally TIdngs. Bring
Tidings office.
pavem ent, sidew alks, one hfflf
the money to Thy Tidings office,
(Continued
from
Çage
One)
block from Main street, between
and a coupon, en titlin g yon to the
Main and B streets. See owner,
Ashland-—G. W. Noble, J. P- five free m atinees, w ill be given
Georgia C offee, Tdllngs office.
‘
Sayle, G. O. VanNatta, ( E. K. to yqu.
WANTED— To buy milch goat,
W.
FO R HALE: Two seres In city H all, Francis W. S h a w ,'« .
white. Dr. A. A. SaUle, Box 477
limits; six room house; fruit; Bendlct, E. H. Yoder, A. V. Hol-
Klam ath Falls, Oregon.
1-1
Just off paved street; Ideal for vert, A. Dickey, Albert Johnson, VACATION HTARTED A'
bftEHHMAKING—U n d rellnTng rabbit or poultry raising; terms. Sam uel W ilcox, Jam es
0 , NORMAL I
Oxford,
eoats. Shirt m aking. Jessie Sear- 203 Mt. Avq.
285-tf W. J. Drum bill, W. A. patrick,
(Continued From Pago One)
P. L. G lenn.zJam es Myers.
lag. 683 C St.
1-3*
IF YOU WALT a good home
Gold H ill— Sirenus Vroman, A.
from Ashland, the teachers Off
' WANTED— 1000 people to buy Inquire nt Brown A Rice, 6ft- N.
Kyle.
,
FROM TH& F A M O U S ^ C K SPRINGS, WYO­
on
- vacation trips and the stn-
tom atoesgand m elons. V. R. Bon- B ain.
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T a le n t- W. A. CorihoH,
denta
back
to
their
hom
es.
ham, W alker Ave.
-Reno P o s t-=-
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MING DISTRICT.—BB8T BY TEST.
— Golden JnbJICe Gift—
The office of th e school
Rosebnijg— Wm. E. Page.
Chevrolet
M» qvk k hale
Jaskscn County, ' l i t — Phillip be open djirin g the three wegk
vacation period and registration
J. Keller.
HARDER, CLEANER, HOTTER, NO CLINKERS,
.) Grants P ase-pJam es
Adams, for the fall term w ill be made.
All Indications point towarff a
Jam es Holem an, E. H. Emferson.
. LESS SOOT AND SMOKE, FREE FROM
World War Veterans —•' Wm. record enrollm ent at the f i l i
11 Briggs, G. H. WenneF, O. A. Ma- term. Many Inquiries regarding
iry cows, phone"
DIRT AND SLACK.
ycne,\ L. G. Slack, Arthur 8. Tay­ accom m odations w ere received by
the school registrar and inspec­
lor, Ashland.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 1.— (IP,
Spanish American War— J. H. tion of Ashland b o n e s where ac­
WANTED— Peaches, blackber­ — A m ounted "cop” Who is paid
Boyd, Ashland; J. A. Morton, credited quarters m ay be secured
ries, apples, tomato«», corn, gr«én to roam over a g o lf course and
Oedtral Point; Henry M. Marsh, has been made by members of the
beans. Scotti Fruit ff Produce, chase youngsters who hunt for
Medford.
housing com m ittee o f the school.
Klamath Faits, P. O. Box 172.
so-called "loat” balls, is Cleve­
Indian War V eteran— Silvester
Many o f the students who gt>
268-tf land’s latest addition to its police
James.
tonded tbe 'school com pleted a
fore«.
Phone 20
A shland— T alitha C. M ills, Lu­ 12-w eeks sum m er course, other*
384 Oak Street
A t By Crossing
Safety Dtrector Edwin Barry lu Howard. Mary E. Clute, Mrs. F.
and Chief o f P olice Jacob Graul R. Byers, Ida M. VanNatto, Belle
decided to put the mounted guard Cordell, Ida Jennings, Mary Har­
at tbe publicly owned Highland kins, Ellen 8. Shaw, Hattie Boyd,
Park golf links, follow ing com­ Jeanette Twomey, Maud B. W hite,
plaints from the park board that ' E ffie Dennis. Jennie Johnson, Ida
the course w as being "raided" ¡VanNatta, Loona Boyd, Mabel
and equipm ent stolen.
: Roberts, Mary Abbott, Alice Tnrn-
It w ill be one of the duties of jcv, Elisabeth Robertson, Francis
the mounted policem an to.see that IR. Swails, Delia Inlow, M a r y
ao golf balls are picked up w ith­ Goodyear, Hattie L. Moore, Jessie
out due prem editation," according
Searing, Luella Stearns,
Emma
to Graul.
Prose, Olive Noestrom , Minnie
tR A D R — Ed gene hom es, farms
The park board howevdr has or­ Hasslor, Mary Gow, Clem entine
acreage and businesses to trade dered that the policem an m ast
Henry, Julia L. Colan, D o r a
for Ashland ahd vicinity. Tell us keep hie horse on the fairwayl:
Payne, Grace Holmes, Lula
B.
w hat you have and what you want and .not let tbe animal tram ple
Francis, Em elina Allan.
sa d we do the rest. Kinney In­ over any of the course’s beautiful
Medford— Susie Stewart, N ettle
vestm ent Co., Eugene, Ore..
greens.
Grover, Carrie M. Lyman, Mrs. E.
306-1 mo.*
If. the plan proves successful, A. Littrell, Miss Anna Detwertcr,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBEB 1ST
other ’’m onnties" may be assigned
Carrie E. Lymon, Eliza D. Mer-
to park links, and the «nitre shon, Sara Perdue, Elisabeth
squad caned "Cleveland’s MoUdt- , L. Davis, Katherine Peterson,
MtbrtOfeD WOMAN DIES
ed Golf Rangers."
Mrs. M. S. Noble, Alice W ltherill,
N ellie S. Tucker, Mrs. Einkoff,
Mrs. Eliza Shlde. aged 86
HHARROCK GOKS STRONG i Anna Sternbaugh, Lena A. Marsh,
years, died W ednesday at her
Chet Sharrock, w ell known Clara Morton,’ Virginia Sbaw.
hom e In Medford.
Two sons.
Grants Pass— Hattie Peterson,
among
ban fans having- ployed
,Otto and Julius and one daugh­
Mrs.
L. C. Turner, Mary A.
with
Grants
P
asi
this
sum
m
er,
ter, Mrs. Bertha M fltor survive.
Brown, Mabel McTrimble, Abbie
Funeral services are to be held fe making good vHth' the Marion
at 2: $0 o’clock Friday at the Eagles of Marion, Ohio, accord- Randall, Alice Reed, Adelaide
in* to word received by friends. W urtsbaugh, Viola Wilkin,- Bra. <
Peri chapel in Medford.
FOR SALE— My home at 376
Scenic J)rlve.
306-6*
FOR RKNT — 900 acres
“We still ««pact that wind,"
Bertaud said.* And ha said a law
Other things about the wind,
too. Ha has haan w aiting tor
w eeks to fly and slaeeNaat Thurs­
day ha has had his plane tstered
like a cab horse Just for laok of
a wind from the west.
"If wa don’t gat off tonight,"
Bertaud continued, "we w ill start
soon after dawn tomorrow. The
w eather bureau says conditions
are good and that the w est wind
Is com ing.”
At 7 p, m., Bertaud said the
flight waB off for today, but that
fresh w est or northwest winds
had been predicted for tomorrow.
"We w ill start tomorrow it
the west wind arrives," he said.
"Fifteen m inutes to warm up the
motor Is a ll we need.**-
Rainbow
COAL
Mounted C0PÇ7777
PatrobBig
Golf Course
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
‘Ride’m Cowboy
KLAMATH FALLS RODEO
EXCURSION RATES
Ashlkad to Klamath Falls, $1.90
ROUND TRIP, $3.40
STAGfe DEPOT, ASHLAND CAFE
' I f PHONE 167
By Taylor
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Fraction Limited To
Eye, Ear, N ow end Throat
X-Ray, Inolvdiog Toatti
Office Bourn: IO - U naff 8-8
A STOBAOk 0 0 .
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating and Sfclgpla*
Long Distance Hnhllng.
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Offiot W O a k tk
weather,’’.
Brock told the United Press. “A
heavy wind held ue back con­
tinua lly.'----------------- «--------------------
They had left Belgrade at
4:45 a. m .,' Belgrade time— an
hour behind Turkish tftn«. A
Jugo-Slavlan plsrft) accompanied
their “Pride of Detroit" Inono-
plano 'as far as Posareva, 87
miles southeast ot Belgrade.
They flew the remaining 468
miles alone.
From Constantinople, the avia­
tors’ next leg on their attem pt
to broak ithe record of 28 days
for a trip around the world will
be to Aleppo, Syria, 690 miles.
Thence they w ill c o n t i n u e
‘.hrough Irak, Persia, India, Indo­
ch in a and China To Japan, ready
for the trans-Pacific stage.
We will deliver aay amount
ot exceptionally good 19-tnek
slabs at this price. Bay thorn
now for winter white they are
C Hamaker Tnusfdr Off.
Painting, tinting and papering,
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. 31.
— (IP)— Discovery today of a ,one- try Cliff Rarilaggato, 111 B t Ave.
167-1 ao.
day m istake in the log of the or phon« 46*.
steam er Christian Krohg indi­
cates that Paul Redfern, missing good, and even if he smashed
Brunswick, Ga.,-Rlo de Janeiro Wis plane, he him self m ight ha)
aviator, may be In the wild South unhart.
Redfern carried e x t e n s I v a
American interior.
In that case, Redfern may be equipm ent tor such a eonttagafecy.
seeking a way afoot to clvillxa- Ample concentrated food, ftra-
arms, hnntfhg kntvee, ttsM ag
tton days or weeks away.
He may be lying dead or help­ taele. water distilling apparatus,
lessly injured and at the mercy snake bite serum s and rem edies
>f poisonous reptiles, wild ani­ to dard off the fevers that Ipfest
mals, savage Indians and noxious the jungles were la his plane.
The indication that R adiera
fevers, la the Jungle.
The Christian Krohg’s log re­ waa w ell oa Île way to land ftee
ported seeing Redfern 166 m iles revived hope here that thé Rlap-
off La Guaira, Venezuela, last ing flier may return to etvlHah-
Thursday.
He could not have tloa, bringing a story of a lone
fight against elem ental condltleffe
been there then.
Cheoking up today, It was and of a Journey agatast great
found the m aster had misdated odds through territory which dff.
the entry. It should have beeq white man previously had pene­
Friday — and Redfern should trated.
have been In that area ot the
Caribbean Friday at that time.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— (IP)
The log told how Redfern
—-Reports ot sighting Satwrday
circled the ship and obtained di­ a* hBlfteatiSed ptene over the
rections to the noarest land and Orinoco delta on the kcfceffMted
Its distance.
route of Paul Redfern, mteaftpgi
At R edfern’s request, the ship Brunswick, Oa., to R)o dft Jahuftro
pointed toward the nearest land, flier, were forwarded to thp staiq
and a flag waved twice to In­ department today by American
dicate two 100-m lle stretches.
Minister Cook at Caracas, Ven­
Redfern then was going well, ezuela.
the ship reported, and land was
— Golden JebUee G ift—
leas than two hour’s flying away.
If Redfern reached land, be
JfOTftTt
must have landed In a wilder­
, There will he a m eeting
ness, or he would have been
pioneers and N ative top s
heard from, ft is pointed ont.
Daughters *t 9:30 p. m. Th
Forced 'to land In Jungle ter­ day. Sept. 1, In Pioneer Hall, 1
ritory, R edfern’s chances of get­ burn Way. Meeting celled
ting his plane down safely would the
,
purpose of orgealslea
be email, and at best he would , setting a date far Ate agnate
be lucky to emerge uninjured, , onion of Southenk 'flaegoa
with hla plane smashed.
Bears.
Able to eelect a landing on
high, open lead, hie chaacee ot
succesatnl
descent
would
he