Ashland daily tidings., September 09, 1927, Image 1

F IN D T H O K J H T F V L ftT O R i
EUGENE, O re., Sept- « X
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Probably the stork
dlfin’t do any thinking shout
it hut Mrs. H o gan . Hanseh
of Lorane and Mrs. Leo
Scott of Eagle Point, nearby
districts. like to think that
he had a regard for tradition.
The women, friends -since
babyhood, graduated from
school together, announced
futura. A crowd
i front o f
the
P a t o 1 WH m O
to!
their engagements together,
train
vfct Condemned for Mur­
der wm Illegally Confin­
e d in Prison and Bad
Bight to A t t e m p t to
■ m p l M>y Appeal to
Supreme Court.
L í .'V sié & í R’ H *
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October I t was named as the
opening day e f the Ashland
Week-Day Bible school at a meet­
in g < tta directors ka,d at tbs
stu d y/ef the Pfeebytertan ebareb
T b d n d ay evening.
P acers of |b e Board « e re ro-
eleeted for one year w ith Rev.
M . 8 .' Wood worth, pastor of the
l f A budget Of 11.800 was adopt­
ed bnt It w ill be accessary to
1 false slightly more than this as
1 there was a small deficit last
year.
The nnnaal meeting for
eeearfng pledgee for tbe year
I t to be held in tbe MethoMIst
' ebnrcb Sunday evening, October
' IS.-
As la tbe last two years, the
«■boo: sessions .will be bald in
the Methodist church fa r pupils
who
attend
the
Washington
school u rd la tbe Congregational
■ church "for those who attend thp
Lincoln school.
Mrs. Grace B .
Andrews
,7na re-empfeyed ns
CONDUCTOR
The A »bland school <s known
ns the ls rraat o f Its kind in the -
state.
There were nr ere than (
w o rked .»n t
their ttektog today
mediately start e
of aontbeH Oregon
California and advertising the ,
Lltbian ISdoor-circas or carni­
val.
MANY HO
‘> U lr . H B I oerty recently ttb ted
hip store froto tbe Plaaa Qro-
m iy / building to the bnHding
«Rich be owns at tbe corner of
MSin and Granite streets, having
Made extensive Improvements la
i f * aptr location. He stated they
,«JH»ld remain in Ashland, aniens
adme futufo plans fbreed them
> ’ leave.
’ ’ tojtt Bowman, who tor five
yedrs operated tbe Chiloquin Mer­
cantile company at Chiloquin,
Otffcoa, Is an experienced grocer-
tbS school fs tbs foundation for
i t e bast citisensblp laid” citlsens
o f Ashland nrs urged by the
members of the Board to cooper­
ate and evidence Interest in tbe
movement this year.
Board members present Inst
night w rre: Rev. Woodworth, D r.
Gregg. Rev. Barney, Mrs W „ B.
Moore, Rev.' Chas. D. Gaffney,
Rev. H . F. Pemberton. Rev. H.
T . Mltchelmore.
s h o rt# a fte r be started bis rag
Thursday afternoon. W hen the
train reached Weed he was taken
tb a hospital In th a t city, aeeordr
ing to word received by Mrs.
Brookm lller. A * soon as bis con­
dition permits be w ill be taken
to tbe 8. P. hospital tai Sab
Francisco.
Canoe of his Hlnens
is unknown.
The Brookm lller
fa m ily resides on Liberty street
in th ia city.
Rev. Barney was added to the
Hundreds of bo^p» of pepps and
xmatoee
are being
handle«)
ally at
the Bagley
cannery
here Manager Ralph Koster has
fu ll force of workmen employed
t tbe present time.
For the fleet time this season
[f. Rosier has been unable to se-
irq. sufficient women for work
t the plant and announced today
mt there was plenty employment
>r women to handle fru it and
sgetahlès during the M a i
of
G. N. WANTS
S. P. UNES
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.— OP)—
Tbe dame of ,t|m djetajor of
moviedogir WUI « . , W y e, ftoto •
«d today by VaMag^ Bprott
against Cecil B. DeMlm, .{MEM
Macpherson. Keith-Albde Vikde-
ville Exchange, end Caen E. Sa-
MIHe Pletnro corporaiiod.
. According to M bs B&rntt, who
is an actress, the. imednebto and
W ASHING TO N. Sept 9. — (IP)
— W . P. Kenney, vice-president
of the Great Northern railroad
testified
before the" Interstate
Commerce Commission today that
Irfmber shipping
intertota
dn-
mkud that bis road own one-
halt tbe Oregon. C alifornia and
Eastern railroad of Sontbern Ore­
gon which tape virgin " timber.
H ka rln r on application for pur­
chase e f a bait interest in the
fpad which tbe Sontbern peejfic
■nA* Awmto« <« uadae vnetaee
motion picture, “King dt .'^ie^n,*’'
characters and dlnfogua pfcmjtoe
fro mn scenario to' « h ltfc she
claims sole rights.
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lie n t to fraternal
fairs of that eft?,
after a short Ulsm
tap ed to bustasto
|b e lato t o toWL
e t w a « otadutted
districts la Jacks
Medford Presb
CATHOLICS
NAME HEAD
Rev. Shahan Will Head Na­
tional Conference Of
Charities
LOS ANOELES, Sept. 9— ( I f ) —
The Rt. Rev. T>omas J. Shahan,
rector of Catholic University of
Washington, JJ. C., was elected
president of the~Natlonal Confer­
ence of Catholic Charities for the
ensuing year at the fin a l -sesslhn
of thq ¿ |t h
annual convention
here Thursday.
T h e^ f olio wing men were se-
lected Mr - vice-presidents: Hon.
w fliis m L, lg«>y' of St. Lou,is,
James A. McM urray of Boston;
John >. Nellingan of Baltimore.
F. J. L e w K o f Chicago and~Jamee
Morphy of Detroit.
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Pioneer Of
County
TfeAMBlKta
JUd U N T IL
« B p i«
author of a first-run Broad«»?
TO DEDICATE
NEW ORGAN
Presbyterians "throughout this
Section of Oregon will- attend
" to ta l -to the Medford Fnetay-
MWtg and sorting siad adAftionai forteu eburofi
warehouse space made possible by when the new Reuter electro-
pnenmatA Organ recen t# Install­
the erection of the new cement
ed in that chnrdh la ^dedicated,
building, makes it likely that tbe
company will- do a record break­ with a dedication concert played
by Professor John Stark Evans,
ing business this year.
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assistant dean of the music de­
F B U IE R M A N N EA R D R O W N IN G partment of the University of
M arshfield , sept. t.—a n Oregon.
The organ has 41 stbps, more
— Lawrence Noel, a deep sea
thanx.1,200 pipes. The organ has
fisherman, whose home is in
three manuels, the choir, the great
Reedsport,
narrowly
escaped
and the swell organ. In addition
droWntng in Coos Bay near the
to these manuals there is tbe ped­
Stormsew yesterday morning after
al organ, with three expressing
his fishing boat, Cracker - Box. pedals. '
brokb loose from its moorings at
Portland-made Jantaen bathing
publicity committee of which Rev. suita exported heavily to Argen­ the government dock and struck
oh* a sand spit.
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lighted w ith tbe prospect o f do- H . T . Mltchelmore is chairnian. tina.
ihff business and living In Ash­
Columbus. O., Sept. 9.— (Ito— land.
They w ill reside at 143
Prohtbfckm l sa dxfs of tbe nation, Granite street. Tbe transaction
paid th e # laask reapeeta Thursday ®d not Include tbe building in
to Wayne B , W heeler, who gg which tbe grocery is located.
general coudnSl of the Anti-Sal­
IEl> EA S IN '
oon league wna credited w ith tbe
(WE AMERICANS
THESE
legislative victory which made
TAGTT R » FRANCE
tbe Ufclted States dry territory.
R t IO N S N C W
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1 9 1 7 / - ^
Tbe church where funeral ser­
ru a H tto ' U P C A IN E S
vices for tbe reform er began at
2 o’clock was crowded nearly
an boar before tbe appointed
time. Handreds bad viewed the
Timber
body while jt lay la state, / - j
He lYAo Laughs
SA LEM , 9»pt.
— (IP) —
Judge L. H. McMahan ruled today
in the case of Ellsworth K elley,
condemned convict, that the man
was illegally confined in prison
and had a rig h t to escape even to
the extent' of kilting those who
opposed him.
He said, however, he had no
power to do anything bdt dismiss
the w rit of habeas corpus which
secured Kelley a stay of execu­
tion and remand him to prison
officials.
K elley contended
In
the w rit that a£ original commit­
tment to prison was unconstitu­
tional and he had a right to try
to escape hi the prison break two
years ago in which two guards
were murdered.
„
James Willoa. K elley’s compan­
ion In conviction, is under stay of
execution pending the outcome of
the case.
The ruling la of but scant com­
fort to Kalley bnt gives him an
opportunity to appeal to the su­
preme court.
Mrs. Elisabeth Ana
Klippel,
one of the oldest pioneers of Jack-
sen county died Wednesday’bt^her
home in Medford, la
when
she was bnt twelve years ef age
she came with her. pntoats to
Oregon from MI moun L th4 long
trip -e a ar the piniae M a g made
by Ox tees«. The fa m ily .' first
settled IS Salem, but la
18«<>
moved to Jaegson eounty where
Mrs. Klippel ass since • resided.
She was aged 37 y e a rikat
the
time of her death; Y w a tons. J.
u . Klippel Of Pertfaad and < w
Klippel of Ooeaname, ^ M ltfm a ia ,
survive. Funeral serviasa « U l M
conducted at two b’el<
« « to y
at the conger chapel la Medford»
Rev. W . H. Baton of. tba Baptist
Ohnreh of which sht/wgs a mein-
prenuptial
showers
were
given Jointly and they were
married on the same day.
So what could be more
fitting than the ' stork’s re­
cent act in presenting Mrs.
H an e ef with a girl and Mrs.
Scott a boy born on thé same
HABBOR GRACE, N. F„ Sept.
/ 9 .— (IP)— Search for the miming
■’•Old Glory”
and
"S ir
John
Carling” by the Royal Wlndspr
monoplane was postponed because
of bad weather.
',
MANY PUPILS
' WILL ENTER
HONG KONG, Chino. Sept. S —
HIGHSCHOOL (Ito—
American found the world
OouP—> of Study Are Out­
lined With Principal of
Senior High *t
A m ajerity of the 0-A pupils
who w ill Monday enter the senior
high school have conferred with
Principal B. P. Forsythe and out­
lined courses of
study.
Mr.
Forsythe said today.
Bverything is In raadineks for
,the opening of school Mondpy,
buildings repaired and cleaned,
teachers here checking over last
minute arrangements. I t Is. ex­
pected that th e -to tal enrollment
w ill be approximate! 1,900 In the
public schools o f the city, accord-
I'ng to Superintendent Q. A. Bris­
coe.
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Exam ination for pupils who
were conditioned and did sum­
mer work, were conducted nt the
high school this morning a n d
quite a number of boys and girls
took advantage of thia examina­
tion and n chance a t sunuMr
study to complete work.
fliers, Wm . H . Brock and Bdwnrd
F. fcRhlet arrived here from Han-
dl. Preach fndo-Chlna at 9 :3 0 p.
m. today. They wore flying east­
ward from H arbor Grace, N. F „
and have reached the Pacific oc­
ean on the fourteenth day
of
their flig h t setting a now world
record. They have covered ap­
proximately 9,900 of the 39,000
mile itinerary around the world.
The '’Pride of D etroit” loft, the
Handl .airfield at 7 a. m. hut ar­
rival here was delayed because of
poor flylfig conditions. .
REWARD FOR
FINDING OF
“OLD GLORY”
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 9 — (Uh
- A Vaward of 99B.6t9 has been
BEAUTIES
ffpred by William Randolph
i«ar»L ML Ito t o f iL i S f i t t w Jto,
lAdtle enroute to Rome from
America, it wna announced begs
Thursday. ,
i. ■ ”1 know that ae .ro*toA .*9
Atlantic City Bering Activ­
ities for Annual Scanty
'necessary
Pageant
to stimulate the search
for Old Glory and Ito occupants,
A T LA N TIC C IT Y . N. J f, Sept. bat I-wjU gladly gf*y 99B,9H ta
9. — (IP) — Fifteen candidates the captain and', crew of tbe
among the 74 girls entered in skip which fiads them. merely ns
the beauty contest at the annual
pageant emerged from first elim ­
ination here Thursday.
The IB w ill appear before
judges today at which .time the
number w ill be reduced to five.
Tomorrow night the winner of
th e 'title “ Miss America” w ill be
announced. Western division —-
first, Miss Oakland, Roby Smith;
Second
Mias
Tulsa.
Virginia
Claire Thorne; third, Miss Cali­
fornia, Bertha Wleeel of* Santa
ptabHsher’s stato-
(HL SCANDALS
MAY BE ENDED
Check of >13,800,507.80 is
Crns.
C L E V E L A N D , Ohio, BnpL 9.—
(IP>— Tbe United Btatae
Govern­
today received a ebegk for
Councilman
■ ment
I1S.999.B97 99 I« settlement for
the E lk H ills Ott reserve u n i t
Charges a . against
companies owned by B.
L. Doheny. according* to a mes­
“Btoune-Up” sage received from Owen J» Rob­
LOB ANGELES, Sept. 9.—(IP)
— On the ground that the home
of Mrs. Callie Grtmda could not
be included In tbe city "reeoyt-
ing” prdtnance under which Citjr
Councilman $ nrl Jacobson Is be­
in g U4ed for a violation <Jf the
moral Ihw,* hla attorneys sought
dismissal of his case lata Thurs­
day.
The ju ry of 11 women and ogs
man /was Withdrawn while at­
torneys argued th e earn.
Jacobson, according to t 'b e
prosecution, was foand partially
unclothed in a bedroom w i t h
Mrs. Qrlmea.
j
Jacobson .-asserts ha, was t h e
victim of s ' h i m e ^ ? !
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Cold Weather
; ' Halts Disease
A rrival pf cooler weather to
hoped by Klam ath eoonty health
dntboritlm to aid them la check­
ing the epidemic e< infantile par­
alysis wfcleh exists there. Tbirty-
fonr earns e f the disease w ith
Six fatalities have developed tat
one month- No. aeir eapse have
developed tor. several days, an»
thorittsa state, ' .
, vr'
erta, attorney la- chargé of «lui'
government suits. T ils w ill close
civil action In the cam.
STOLE
AND!
Rsddtog.
night Tb
local p t‘
lag to