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NO PAPER MONDAY
In accordane« with the. na­
val custom of the Ashland
Dally Tiding«, there will be
no laeue of this paper Mon­
day.. Labor Day. Employees
of the paper will bet given a
full holiday and vacation.
WILL CLUTE
-W A S KILLED
A.
IN ACCIDENT J. 022
NO TRACE OF
MYSTERY CAR
ON MOUNTAINS
Churchill Resident»,
Bohlevard, K&ns&do
ed and Mail Opened —
Borne Was Bobbed a Tear
Ago While Churchill Fam­
ily Was-Away- -
Closing hours of the tblrty-
flf(h annual convention of t.h o
Soldiers £ S o lty s reunion of
Southern Oregon were today do-
voted to visiting.
Loot official and formol ses­
sion of the convention waa -held
this morning a t which tlato < O.
W. Noble, who Thursday was
named Colonel Gnmmeadsr of
the order named Mm.'Lulu How­
ard of Aahland as adjutant of
the association. I. P. Sayle waa
named ae quartermaster and Mra.
J. 4 j Wobda of Medford waa
named as ehaptala. These offic­
ers are filled by appointment. /
At the same session the fellow-
lag resolutions ware pamed:
Southern Oregon Soldiers and
8allora Association w tyaa.to ex­
poses to Bnrnslde Poet »ad Corps,
and Daughters of Veterans Tent
No. 12 aad .pltlsens of Ashland
our appreciation for the cordial
welcome sad entertainment, for
the splendid banquet and all oth-
O* Trek* t* whom he was mar­
ried U years ago, his parents
sad the following named broth-
em and stater»: V. W. Clute.
Santa Barbara: Prank Clute and
Bert e lit e , Applegate; Mrs. Em
ma "Svenson, Oakland; John R.
Clute, Mrs. Jack Beagle and
Mr». Larkin flnibh, all of Ash-
Mr. sad Mm. Q lateara
rfcka*. over th* dfl*th JH
n, hto death being the
eah |n their family of
ildren. t Jhey have been
Grovef,
iKsugh, N e t t l e
Holman, Commlt-
Many of the veterans Tharsday
evening enjoyed a splendid pro­
gram presented by the Medford
Chapter of', Daughters of S Veter­
ans. Others enjoyed the commun­
ity hand concert.
f
There were 88 veterans reg­
istered during the three day ses­
sion.
1 t
Thé 1828 session is to he held
In Lithia Park.
MARKETIN
NEW HANDS
8. fc. Bueil aud son, experienc­
ed meal market operators of
Myrtle Cfoek, Oregon, have token
possession ot the Eagle Market,
having recently purchased the
business from Charlet L. May,
who has been operatise It for
some time.
Mr. Buell stated they were to
deeply impressed by Ashland ea
a visit that they decided to lo­
cate here. They win continue
the regular polfciae/of the Eagle
Market and will operate a market
which .will be Orat class In every
respect.
AGENT» SEEK BCWNEfol /
Many railway freight agents
from all over the country afo la
the Rogae RIVer valley this wgek
la quest of pear* and appla ship­
ments on Ihetr Ifoes.
BAR ELECTS
NEWLEADER
BRAND BECOMES J l’liGK
Silas H. Strawn Unanimons- MAR8HFIELD, Sqpt. 2,— (IP)
’ Iy Mamed H ted of Na­
—J. T. Brand. Thursday became
tional Association
circuit judge of the second dis­
^BUFFALO. N. Y., SepL I.—
(IP)— Silas H. Strawn of Chicago
was unanimously elected presi­
dent of the American Bar asso­
ciation today. He eneceeda Chas.
8. Whiteman of New Yferk. For
the first time in the history of
the htatory of the Association
election of a candidate was un­
opposed.
trict, succeeding J. C. Kendall,
who has resigned, vacating the
past of city attorney in taking
up his now position. J. W. Mc-
Inturff has boo named new city
attorney. Kendall has taken ap
the practice of law in Portland.
Human Nature Is a
Lindy Does
Stunts. For
Coolidges
then Was pmployM for foar yearn
la the Baders ator* For foar
years *ke was employed la the
P in t National bank. Foar years'
ago he aa^ his brother establish­
ed the Hardy Brothers grocery.
"At that time they gave me
foqr yeafo tor the merchaatlle
business sad I guess they expect
me to retire eince I’ve finished
It, hat smybe |*u doable,'* Mr.
Hardy told today.
Offer Will
ty; Subscriptions
ived Until 9 P. M.
.slste n t and liberal. The present
I subscription bargain—which ex-
r* tinea tomorrow night without
' fait— has intensified and in-
■ creased the Interest in and sup­
port o f The Tidings* effort'to give
Ashland the best possible dally
newspaper.
However, the management de­
sires o emphasise that unless
8 your subscription is brought to
m A ei Tidings often by * >. m . 8*t-
I arday, Sept. 3— tomorrow — or
I mailed aot later than Saturday
sight, it will not be accepted at
the 88.00 rate, but you will then
have to pay the 27.80 a year for
evtty delivery or 10.86 a year for
delivery by mail or through the
postoffice. The saving under this
Golden Jubilee Gift offer is well
worth, making a sacrifice if nec­
essary—and you should send or
bring or mail your remittance
just the minute you read this, so
you will not forget It.
, MEAD AN ASHLAND
By ■ United Press
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Mishap and perhaps fatal disaster has marked -the
progress of the three attempts to cross the Atlantic which
has been in progress, since early yesterday.
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The London to* 6ttawa plane, St. Raphael, in whieh
63-year-old Princess Anne of Lowenstem, wag the pas­
senger, is still unheard from.
The Windsor, Ontario to Windsor, England, plaue
carrying Phil Wood and 0 . A. Schiller, which left Wind­
sor yesterday, was forced down at Mount Johnson, near
■St. Johns, Quebec last night, because of the ganger o f
DROVE AUTO
RECKLESSLY
.. : SAY POUCE
,iBl Sïïff
Traffic Violation
Charge
and the pair Intend to take off
as soon as weather permits. The
London, Ontario to London, Eng­
land plane of Terry Tally and
James Metcqlf, lost Its way la
fog last night and was forced to
land at Caribou, Maine.
Fifteen persons, Including twh
women, have disappeared In long ' “ f
distance flights thia year. Mtan
,i Jim Bowers of this eity faces Lowenseln-Wertbeim ware t h e
, charges of reckless driving pre- women. Six of the man and Htaa
, ferred against him by Sergeant C. Doran were lost tn the race from
, P. .Talaat ns tha raautt. af a* aaka
■ mishap which occurred at 6:80
o’clock Thursday evening, on the Franehmea. were feat oa their
Boulevard, directly.la front of this attempt to fly from Parts to New
Community hospital.
York. Captain fit. Neman and
Bowers* Packard toaring waa Commander Meaaeyree ware feat
In a head-on collision with a
May 8, earonte from Senegal,
Nash roadster, with resultant
Africa
to Brasil. Paul Redferuf'
damage totalling probably 2160.
was
lost
while flying from Geor­
According to the report ’ filed
gia
to
Brasil.
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by the traffic officer, Bowers was
coming toward town at a high
rate of ypeed when he noticed a
WASHINGTON, D, C., Sept. 8.
Star* sedan driven by Mrs. N.< 8. — (IP) — The American Round-
Jennings and
Hammackef coming,out of the the-Worid fliers, mast not .at­
Moffat Resign
driveway at the hospital. He ap­ tempt to fly over the Blala Is­
Positions
DAILY
plied the brakes of his automd-
land, Japanese fortified territory.
Miss Leah Jennings and Miss bile, and turned the cat* onto the Toklo foreign ofitae informally
Jane Moffat, county health Àurses left side of the road to avoid
advised the Aaierieah emhamy
have resigned thèlf positions, striking the Star. The Packard at Tqkie. Thia baa applies to
their resignations effective yes­ collided with the Nash which was all foreign airplane*.
terday, September 1. Miss Jen­ southward bound, driven by Jas.
nings will go to Ohio to do pub­ Gibson of Portersville, California.
The frame of the Nash waa
lic health work there, while Miss
wae
sprung and a fender smashed,
Moffat will have a similar posi­
tion at Bend, taking over super­ one lamp broken and a wheel
vision of public .health » In De­ damaged.
A disc wheel on the Packard
schutes county. Mrs. Lydia King,
was
spring and a fender smashed.
formerly with the child health
No one was Injured.
demonstration In Marion county
According to Sergeant Talent, p
will fill the vacancy created by measure ot black marks left* on
the resignation of Miss Jennings. the pavement showing the path
The executive board has yet to of the car as It skidded, measured
employ* a second nura*
168 feet.
Bowers is to be given a hear­
ing before Justice of the Peace L.
A. Roberta.
NEW COUNTY
UNIT NURSE
Last Concert
Is Next Week
ATLANTIC
Hlliah Tetapto, this evening,
September 2, will bold «he first
meeting of the season, following
the summer vacation period. The
jaeetlng will ba jn the form of a
reception tendered Past Poten­
tates of the Temple..
* >
Canada. is shown shaking hand*
Canadian regiment at Winnipeg,
abliahed a distinguished record
ing the war.
%
ly disappeared last Sunday while
enroute to Klamath Junction,
south of town, to Join friends, has
been found. Further tragedy has
been added to the occurrence
through an auto wreck In which a
friend of the party was seriously
Injured, according to word receiv­
ed locally.
After searching for the Chand­
ler Bedan, which was driven by an
18 year old boy accompanied by
two women and two girls, and
mysteriously disappeared, t h e
friends who were to have been
met at the Junction, started on
WILLOSGETS
. THIRD STAY
RAPID CITY, Sept. 1.—Op)—
Cblenel Chas. A. Lindbergh did
stunts In the air today for the.
president and Mre Coolidge and
sou, John. The trans-AtlanUo fly­
er, was a guest of t ie president
bn hie return from Prance. He
circled over Rapid City tor ton
minutes while the president cran­
ed his neck to watch him.
i* to Govern AH
? of Local Gro
Four seesn to be th* “hoodoo**
or magic number for t . H. Hqjjy
of the Hardy Brolbora troeory.
Mr. Hardy and his brother, P.
R. . Hardy, have recently eom-
ty te d their fourth year in con­
ducting the Hardy nrnoory and
according to A. IL ^Ita ttfim to
quit or doable.
Mr. /lardy tot four y s k i ' s
taught In the Polytechnic busi­
ness college fa Ashland.
Ha
Intruders ransacked the J. A.
Churchill home, 922 Boulevard;
opened lettera taken from a mail
box, and scattered contenta of an
old chest over the basement, ac­
cording to a report received by
Acting Police Chief Chas, danse.
Mr. Churchill, who. is presi­
dent of the Southern Oregon Nor-
tnal school, and Mito. Churchill,
returned home Tharsday' after
'spending several weeks at Cres­ The Print*' of Wale«, visit
with members of Princess
cent City.
According to the report made Manitoba! The Princess 1
police and potrai authorities,
mail was taken from the mail
box. opened and scattered about
on the porch.
.
Caintng access to the basement'
through a basement window the'
Intruders opened an old chest
filled with army relics ad < th ese|
were scattered about over the
basement which, was left In great
disorder.
Mr. Churchill said he was un­
able to tell whether anything
was missing, or to what extent
daaudfi had been don«. >- The
work la believed by officers to Tidin gs
day
have' been done by a gang of take advantage of The
boy*. i
wonderful bargain, as 11
Mr. Cbfttehill said his home Jubilee gift offer to lip
was'*rdnsacked a Tear ago while
Th< response to this
he. was on his vacation and a d u etty in subacrlptlon
rii table ^fishing pple was tken. been moot liberal and
Chandler and Occupante
Seemed to Have Been
Japanese Embassy Informally Forbids U. S. Be
“ Swallowed Up”
World Aviators to Paas Over Binin Island
fled Territory — Fifteen Have Disappeared
No trace of the Redding auto­
mobile party which so mysterious­
Distance Flights This Year.
Chilly weather failed to chill
the euthusiasm'of music lovers
who Thursday evening enjoyed
the flfth/tand concert of the sea­
son in Lithia park. A well var­
ied program was enthusiastically
received.
Next Thufoday wi|l bring to an
end these dellghtfiN concerts
whieh sin ce they were inaugur­
ated have proved to be popular
park entertafhment, with a crowd
varying from 1,600 to M 00 in
attendances j
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HEIFER» LEAVE VALLEY
Eighty heifers from Rogue
River valley dairy herds were
purchased, by N. H. Hessing of the
Klamath River section of Klam­
ath county: The stock purchas­
ed was all' of Jersey and Guern­
sey breed, and ranch was pare
bred stock. With the new stock
Mr. Heeaiag will have» a dairy
ranch of 260 oows he eaid.
Melon Patch is Raided; Owner
< Promises Yimton “Warm”
“There are somo boys who hot-
ter stay oat of a watermelon
‘patch elee there may be a shot-
picking job for a doctor,’* Is the
warning issaed by A,ettag Peltae
Chief Chas. Clause.
J. A. Greoa, who has a ehotaa
melon patch oa Oak a t r a .a t ,
reported to police destruction o f
many melons. The hoys who
raided the patch, according to
Green s were not satisfied with
morel
Graea
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>»•««•
Mr.
that a
ed la
trader
tM pi
desiral