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Season Ends
September 20
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Territory
Official .closing of Crater Lake
National park to te be made Sep
tember SO. Reduction in the
staff df Ttaployees at the lodes
was made September 1, a force
auffieient for accommodating all
visitors at the lake, being retain
ed, however.
Despite the fact that,train and
long distance auto travel is fast
declining visitors still go to the
park in great; number.
There
was an unusual Jmavy traffic to
the lakp on Labor Day. -
the Cascade diside, high peaks of
tea, Deeehptoa country w a r e
Tuesday la the grip of winter, slg.
inches o f new snow blanketing
Malden Itoak and Bachelor Batts.
' t T heM eX ansin «asa Tneeday
was «OTsrpd With three inches of
new paow, The storm extended
«n il info tea • * * - touching the
high notate •» the dry Fort Rock,
Fear was fe lt_ k s rs that the
storm may temporarily
block
traffic o yertee McKodsle Pass.
Y. PROGRAM
IS PLANNED
BRIEF MEET
LAST NIGHT
m e tV ltk enthusiasm. Mtae Jean
Altcheaoa. hospital saparintond-
ent. has been consulted and stat
ed the need to ap evident ap to
preelade all discussion.
Other
elnbe, organisations sad indivld-
uals win bn invited to eontrtefte
to the fund for the now eeelp-
mest.
Mbs Elisabeth D: Palmer voic
ed approval o f the installation
of the X-ray Aachioe, mention-
rout accident,
eke ko first to
started .the fund
tribution. Mrs.
i Out., to Windsor, England,
shown above (toft to rig h t):
’ood Io holding the bottle of
i which the trip will bo mad«.
Pioneer, Friendly
Hi-Y and Comrade
on Program
IM
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Tuesday
evening
street committee
leaks d n rifc
dowdpoar Tuesday, the
Ad
at-
county clerk to-eover re «
with waterproof covers
prevent damage.
th e asked that
contribute and
with o 6« con
O. O. Eubanks.
a t o a had condition, to
almost Impassable,
and
Mat some draining
and
ba tonde befere' the read
temdgtoble.
BALL SCOR
ARE POP,
Railroad Offen
Trackage Prom
to Portland to
b Road if Op-
Activities of the V program
this year under the direction of
W . p. .W alters, local secretary,
will include Pioneer, Friendly
Indian and Comrade elnbe and
the Ht-Y organisation.
Preliminary plans for these
organisations and' their winter
programs are already being out
lined by the Y secretary.
Barney Miller, president of the
HI-Y elab will hold a conference
the latter part of this month at
which time the program for the
year will be outlined. This or
ganisation composed of older
high school boys, held one mid
summer meeting and the boys at
that time indicated their interest
Two Onn&rd Liners Are Steaming Toward PosKton of
Famous Monoplane Which Started on Non-Stop
Plight to Rome Prom Maine Early Yesterday Mmm-
' ing—Lloyd Bertand, Tamous Aviator, Part of Grew.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—UP—Two British passenger
liners raced against darkness today for the lives of
Lloyd W. Bertaud, James DdWitt Hill and Philip A.
Payne who may he down at sea in the monoplane “ Okl
Glory.”
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Au S. 0 . S. crocked aoross the waves early today.
“ Old Glory” was asking for aid.
The Cunard liner Carmania and the Cunard anchor
liner “ Transylvania” swung northward from their
courses. “ Old Glory” is was estimated had flown between
700 and 900 miles eastward and slightly north from New
foundland when the distress calls startled the radio
operators aboard the ships.
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I ’Noth«- Plane OH
HARBOR GRAlTi, N. F.,
Hept. 7 . — V P —-T h e mono
plane “M r John Oarltn«“ de
parted today on a trnno-
Atlantlc flight fod London,
England.
The plane left the Old Orchard,
Maine, flying field yesterday ou a
proposed non-stop flight to Rome.
• The operator of the “Tran
sylvania” heard the distress call
at 4: SO eastern daylight time
this morning.
WASHINGTON. 8ept 7.— (IP)-—
“Od Glory’s” S. O. 8. was sent
from a point south of the coûter
university
>. fe, Afetos
«crested i t Mdttng to provide
this necessary ennlpment to tee
elty hospital, sent their opntri-
bntton to the Civic clnb treasurer.
Mrs. John Bttders, at «70 Boule
vard. •
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The - covered dtoh toachequ
Tuesday was successful In bring
ing together old and new m « **
hers of the cfeb *•<* guests from
Ldh Angeles, Oakland and Xlitel-
ath Falls.
The preetdent, Mrs. 0 . A. Bris
coe, welcomed , the guests. On
her right rot Mrs. Harris Dean,
former president and two mem
„fe-a
ort-
nen
the
vho
tely
«S5
aed
bis
ou
(be race In tew-National bask-
ball league to so- Intense The
Daily Tidings will hereafter pab-
llsh the results each day In that
day’s to n e of tbe games In the
National- league, as well as lit
the American league. These have
already- been published in The
Dally Tidings for several Issues
and will be continued as long as
left they hold intense news interest,
the
Thtoto a special service Which
thfi enable Ashland baseball fans to
bers were considered.
¿ Approval of the purchase ef a
carload of poles to be used by the
^ <#y light department wan approv
ed. « Clyde Malone, snpeFtatend-
kgt e f thb light departmept stated
> poles were used in replacing
rnout poles on the high drive
t for stringing cable bn
the
nlevard w h s» at the present
M the city is jointly using Cop-
ORTLAND, fieft. 7 — GP) —
rnortherhiillne of railroads to-
sWoved
eliminate the op-
ition ©fr’the Cbtcage. Mii-
lk*e andstet. Paul by offering
line cowmen nee Of trackage
it from Spokane into Port-
taafc'«fr"fttW itoMtor'Otete tbto
Brock In CUlcutta
RANGOON, Burma, Sept. 7.—
(IP) — American round-the-world
fliers, Wm. 8. Brock and Edward
F. Scklee arrived here at 1:16
p. m. They left fqr Calcutta. 666
miles away at dawn.
• W . F. Turner, president of the
Spokane, P o la n d and Seattle
like. controlled jointly by t > h e
nertherners fseued a statement In
Rto'pveronce of Charles Donnelly,
RPgbMstot of the Northern Piclf-
keep np with the latest Ip the
te.thkt the Milwaukee be fcrm itt-
im- b*’
w ,thout waiting un-
c d to a r o ■tbe tracks from Spokane
til the next day for outside news-
fa). Portland In event the great
___ papers to give them the results.
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READ AN ASHLAND DAILY.
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GREAT LEADER
TO BE BURIED
IN, HOME CITY
Estate T otalled r , 000,000-
Wldow and Daughter
Provided For
CHICAGO, Segt. 7.— (|F>— The
win of J. Ogden Aqqour,
ceased head of tee vast AriMOur
Peeking interests was . fifed (or
probate Tuesday and disclosed a
personal estate of approximately
’ A tetfie s t of I i a o . » ^ outright
was made to Arm our’s daughter,
Lolita, w ho to new M ft. John
M itchell, J n
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x Tbe twelfth annual Josephine
oouaty fair started today with
what are said to be tee finest
exhibits ever made. Three n e w
buildings were erected on the
grounds this summer and these
aro laden with .exhibits. Entries
for premiums offered by the fair
board excel anything ever offered
before, | t to said. Merchants and,
farmerk have cooperated la mak
ing the preparation« tomplete in
every detail.
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An income at H I.# « « a tear
was provided for Lolita’s hus
band. A
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'D R U M corps coming
'■ Minor beaneets ratfelng from
Salem, will ppbd a caravan oT
ti.d e e to tA.esa were mads tat 100 automobiles -with thel/ cham
servants of the A ra o p r Ikiaity. pion drum corps to tee Medford
The residence p f the estate Jebilee of Vtoloue Realised, ac
w a s .le fl'iB a tte s t fnud to t hto cording to announcement received
widow and dnughtor. .
In that elty. „
A STO R IA , Sept. Í . -
heavy r a iM of tee past
plied all te a t wee need!
tee Oregon and Washta
berry district at tbe tea
Columbia riró r one aF I
crops in history, \ nea
leading growers. Tbe
serve to sweil tee ba«
before tbe fin a l rip eak
id A n lt la ’lh s test of stoe and
indftlon
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eMawwurea,
Harvesting w ill start in earnest
abont 1« days, although the
fikikg of-tento-ef the derller va-
fefea
staH lkto fete -weei.
lt e tke edfeern crops light, the
Rtoafc tgr tirsgon and Wnahlng-
Wheeler Ritte Will be Held
^Thursday Afternoon
At 2:00 o ’clock
P u t
TM HU.
CUTÆâ m 1927
Hope for Redfern
WASHINGTON, Vsept. 7.— (IF)
— Further Information on the
reported sighting of what might
have been the Brunswick to Rio
De Janeiro planev of Paul Red
fern over the Orinoco delta last
week was telegraphed the state
Ballot« for Reoount of Volos
department Tuesday by the Amer
L B b W Boon Im-
ican minister at Caracas, Vsn-
,
pounded
ssuels, as follows:
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“The mall carrier and (he in
CHICAGO. Sept. «— (IF) Ben-
habitants of
Macareito
(tee ator T- H. Cardway. democrat
source of the Redfern report) Arkansas member of tee Senator
say the plane was so high, and Read election invpstigatlng com
the sky was so obscured by the mittee to)d United Press represen
great storm
that day that they tatives today thf»t an agreement
are unable to state wheher It was had been reached whertby ballots
a monoplane or a ^iplans or to for the’ recount to impounded. He
refused to enlarge on bis state
state Its color.
ment.
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“They heard tee noise of the
motor and saw the wake of
smoke.
The plane Itself was
faintly visible and was proceed
ing In tee direction of the coast
of British Oulnla.
“Tucuplta says that the plane
may have teen forced to land in
the.forarfs of Sierra Imataca or
DENVER, Colp-, Sept.
— Raymond B. Young sad bto
in the Quintas.”
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sister. Ethel V. Yousg, safe to be
the children of a prominent ter
mer of Pueblo, were indicted bp
BRISCOE IN C H AR G E •
Supt. George A . Briscoe will a federal grand Jwry hare tote
be la charge of the Klwanis Tuesday on chargee of using the
luncheon program Friday noon, mails to defraud.
The two are alleged to kora
but according to Secretary H. C.
Galey, has not yet announced defrauded m all. .af^ar kouase by
what the entertainment for the seadlag bogus checks f o r m a t e
Kis will consist Of.
chandtoe.
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REED ELECTION
BATTLE WAGES
The fitst and Second À
ARMOUR WILL
IS PROBATED
morning will run iato the earn»
storms. Ratas aro general e»
the Atlantic.
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On board the “Transylvania” at
Sea— There Is every reason to
believe “Old Glory" and her crew:
to test. No word has been receiv
ed nor has any trace of the filera
been found sines the 8. O. 8. call
thia morning.
COLUMBUS, q ., Sept. 7— (U>)
— The body of Wayne B. Wheel
er, general adpnael of the. Anti-
Saloon league arrived ln t Colum
bus at i : 6 t p. m. Tuesday, ac
companied by Robert B. Wheeler,
son of the famous d ry,\ Dr. How
ard RnseeU, founder o{ the Anti-
Baloon league and Dr. Francis
McBrMsi, general manager of the
league.
The body Will lie in state at
the home of relatives here until
the funeral servlepe Thursday
afternoon at « o’clock,
g in Checks
Payment For
Merchant!
MANY H£ a <MERRRIEH
Many folks spent tee week-end
in the Applegate district where
Ineieue, ripe Madkterriee ere rlp-
entog In profusion.
Baseball Resulte
LOR -ANOELB8. Sept. 7.—<1F)
— ' To shoot a motion picture
scene in tee morning in Holly
wood and screen. It test night In
New York roads like fiction, but
it will te an actuality accom
plished dutfeg the next >« yean.
Ksnasth G. Orm tot os. «ad Io ex
pert and central figure la (lie