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abandoned long distance fly - M
in * for this season and will
return from
England by
boat.
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Levine, the United Preen
was* informed Monday, was'1' ’
returning to
U nited‘ Btntee
to manufacture airplanes at •
a plant In or near New Y o rk. ■
Henry O. Roodhouse of
the Aero Club of America in -'
formed the. United Preaa to
day of the receipt o f
the
cable by Colonel A. A. Ander
son of the Richmond A ir
Junction associatlonr—
BIG CARGO '
OF RUM IB
CONFISCATED
COWGIRL TO,
FACE COURT
T FOE MURDER
34«, or an approximate enroll-
m eat of 3« la each e l the MX
classes la the two schools. H e
w as unable to state the prepor-
tloa of hoys and girls la these
classea.
*t Enrollm ent ,1a • grade schools,
glv«to by the principals of the
two Institutions, were hat M ight-
ly changed by Tuesday registra-
tloa, 37« at the Lincoln school
and 32« at the Washington
aehool. -Teachers la these twe
institutions made an early check-
.
.
ap o f registration ta
and made thia i^ fo n
able for publication
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Lorena Triekey. petite rodeo star
keen held la ja il since
September 3 fo r Investigation In
connection with the slaying of her
husband, "S lim " H arris, Is sched-
sled to have a hearing here this
afternoon.
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The bearing w ill probably be
precoeded by a H ard e r.
This
,»*■ »»«»totod by Charles Combe,
ito trie t attorney, who announced
*•
now " * * * «> take defin-
ltB aetloa. H arris was stabbed to
dBBUl
B,« Mt •» September 3.
Team In n a atw 1m h m ltA w m A
boa t l a w a
a F t MevviH.eo the odftMtafc
staff ef the MAolubi Star Balle-
NATfOV^L
N E W YO R K , Sept. 13.— (U»>—
From two sides of thw A tlantic
reports todfcy indicated secrets
oft th e unsuccessful trans-ocsaa
flig h t o f “Old Glory" sad fate of
ths three men who were oa
board Whoa ths »hip w s / g t
The "Mew T b rk M irro r” nbdV
o 't h e opoprtvnIW ta
make out th e ir can n e o f d a lle s t h i i Announcement a fter it .lytd
naw Instead e f waiting until the received a radio meadage flam
that Nttaute whan svgrythlag w ill the steamship "K y le " that wreck
ha la \a m eh . according to J .’ A. age o f “ Old G]«ry" had been
Churchill, president of the insti found. Mo sign o f the crew was
found It waft stated. .The die-
tution.
Mr. Chamhill to at M d office at patch was sent froM Newquay,
th e school each day u n til about 3 England and said the rudder and
O'clock la the afternoon and stat- part of the wing of an airplane
had floated ashore hut was yst
unldaatUled.
"Located
Cowboys Are
Ready For
wreck
'Old
"Bverythlag
In
to coming
fine shape. 1 am
along
getting a
good response from the' cowboys
and I ’m getting a lineup oa the
w ild mustangs they w ill ride,"
V . D. M illp r said when as^ed
Tuesday regarding the Thursday
morning Medford Jubilee par
ade'plans which he has in charge.
The cowboys are banting for
regalia which w ill Indicate their
wildness and show the Medford
Glory’ ,
Ites how things are d o n e la the
“wild west.”
easier oa the sfahool officials. This
opportunity to especially valuable
|o those living ta Ashland a n d
Jackson county who can do this
now Instead of
waiting
until
later.
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WILL OUTLINE
YEAR’S WORK
SPOKANE, S e p t.1 3 .— ( i f ) —
Undaunted by low fog and d riv
ing rain, Qoloaol Ltndbargh hop
ped o ff F elt Flpld at 8:4« e’eloek
this morning, saroato to Seattle.
H e planned to fly over W a lla
W ain to perform stunts above the
hospital of disabled war vatoraas.
H e expect» to ranch Seattle thia
afternoon. ' '
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RIVBRFLOOI}
VALLETTO1
Vf
% Plane for the aettolttoa o f the
H^-Y eluh for the year w ill be
outlined Wednesday a v a n la g
when m em bers of the executive
com m ittee m eet w ith W . P.
W alters, Y. M. C. A. secretory.
at the W a lto n home.
A dlapur to to precede the
business Seeeion.
M em b»n . of
the axoeatlve btmmittoe include
Barney M iller, president; M ario»
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DURANGO. 6oh>.. flapt 13.—
ftp)— Forty families llwtoir uj th«
lower «ettkdrjM thd eftÿ.'hath.to
day torced th flee ftpm t ¿ 4 I r
homes Phefa the Animas E lver
Rosa five feet In six hoard fol
lowing toattonoue ralak. Heat?
slides Hocked practically all t^a
highways lato Daranno
Btotrtot
where riv e n a n on the reS U M fe.
Daskage to ctopa tfnS- h l^ h n t o
'
W aM dent Coolidge Is said' to he
be » v o ra b ly considering to have
his secretaries of W ar, -Navy, and
Cosuherca investigate r e c e n t
tt-sao-Atlaatic flight disasters to
Boas Pace Hardest Game of
Tear When They Meet
Salem Senators _
Facing the hardest battle of
the season Thursday afternoon
when thqy clash with the Salem
Senators in an effort to capture
the state championship, the Ash
land Boas recognise the fact they
have a hard-hitting aggregation.
W hile the average of the Boas
is far above that of ordinary ball
teams, a batting,average of .334
being the seaaon record, the
Senators have been hitting the
pill at a .341 clip which Indicates
-they have found moat all pitch-*
ers.
> The game to to he played In
conduction w ith
the Medford
Jubilee of visions realised.
Figures of the batting averages
ef the players ea the two teams
are as follows:
A shland R osa
Droulette
McShane
W arren ....
Hoffard
Logan .....
Robbins ...
G Davis ...
Marlow .....
Force .......
Spores '.....
Hughes .....
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Mooba,. vice president; Everett
MSGee, secretary;
E llio tt Mo-
Ctaekea, 'irsasnrer and James
waa estimated a t « la a .M O .
loaa.
DO THEY HIT?
RECORDS TEI
Hi-T XxBcntive Oonupittee
N atter, ex-president o f the club.
s is j m iv m
Community hospital.
,
----------------------------------------- * ’ Mrs.
Pear,
North,
Klamath
F*11”’ '• Bt the hoaM °r * • r
,rom -■hoek BBd * lBor eBU-
«ad JH» ototoMr «Mo to carry on
Inasmuch as Senator Curtis sad
Representative Tilaon,
Republi
can floor leaders, have advised,
against such a course, it
mean
the president Intends to follow
th e ir advice for the present. He
expects to consult other leaders in
a fevt days to ascertain their opln-
Waiting at the Church
LINDBERGH ON
PACIFIC COAS'
v
IDA A n w A w n
th hr t U la « »« years, aecoas- advabthge
pasted I f I . <C. Caam, also of
H o n lo aft. spoKl a short tube in
thia rtty Tuesday.
Mil M o rrill
and M r. Caam are enroaty from
Seattle to Baa Diego, then to
Loe Angeles whom thdy Will
embark fo r H aw aii.
" I den’t like your ellmato. I
h ir e pretty nearly frosen on the
whole trip and I 'l l o o c U in tp h e
glad to re t h u h to the Islands”,
Mr. M errill stod wheryhe visited
the Dally Tidings oSfee.
""We have the Ideal ellmato, it
doeea’t vary only a few degrees
throughout the entire year sad
our beaches are always w arm ,”
- Five were injured cBjiu
and two
automobiles badly
iwis auiuiuuuiicB
iwuiy wreck-
nrcV’w* M
ecT fts the result of an auto mishap which occurred short
ly dfter 6 o ’clock Monday evening on the Pacific high
way about a quarter of a mile south of Talent.
r
Mrs. Thomas Artemenko, Seattle, is in the Com
munity hospital suffering from severe cuts about her
head and face and badly bruised.
Mrs. C. B. Turner and daughter, June, 11, of Med
ford, returned to their home late Monday night after
they received treatment for cuts and bruises at the
Ql? A t t P I i IC
K aon
MANY ENROLL
FOR NORMAL
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Sept. 13.—
(IP)— Fearing that a 12,000,000
rum cargo seised with the myster
ious ru m . runner "B uiko” would
prove too tempting to hijackers,
United States Attorney .GeorA
W . Coles his. announced that he
Js
w ill appeal to the United States
□ D n l t V I l AO
(laughter, Mrs. urnsr, recovering
navy to help guard the treasure
fallen Into the hands of customs
A H A J R r W I N lb V
Thomas Artemenko. Seattle.
men.
Y i/A T b C F W A D I L V drlTer o i tbe Overland
touring
The mystery surrounding the
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car
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>bo
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said 1« have been
ship was not diminished Monday
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reepopelble for the accident. In
when IS men, arrested In connec
suffering from a badly sprained
tion with It» sel su re Saturday t o - « ______ c a « . . : —
iuu back
Jumped cash b ail< of |8 0 0
each
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Both automobiles were wreck
and laughed at the hearing sched
ed. the Chevrolet coupe driven
uled for them.
resident Will Await Ad
by Mrs. North, practically demol-
vice of Political Leaden F ailure of the rum runners to
IB B tehed, and the Overland ear bad-
led to a. heated argument
“e r’ ly damaged, when the two c a n
Before Making Definite appear
between Coles and United States*
y earthed and wars literally tele-
Dedsi<m—Investigation of Commissioner Horace Manly, who
* “ ■ scoped.
recent Trans - Atlantic accepted the cash ball.
Tragedies to be Made.
According to . the story secured
-Federal
prohibition
agents
by Sergeant C. P. Talent w io V ln -
seised the vessel and men during
W A SHING TO N. Sept. 13.— (IP)
* vest I gated, the w ric k , Artemehko,
transfer o f Its cargo to freight
President Coolidge w ill not call
scaompanHd by his w ife . s«a.
I extra session of ths senate or
’ daughter and friend, were sosth-
agrees as a whole unless he Is
* bound, enroute to San Francisco
avtaoad by leaders th a t such so
0B wehe the Arteeseako fam ily were
n i to absolutely
neeesaary, it
pUnning to locate. Mr. sad. Mrs.
to pointed out at t j p W hite
Artemenkp are Russian aatlvea
itloa avail- 1
HONOLULU
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S
t i A
i
Ì2 8
A nth, Mich., where 44 were
«tiding that was used as a
Cegpe, demented farm er. No
Swing, w hose brother died In
In th * shadow of the,ruined walls of the dyi
Jdllsd. children play gt recess. Classes are fa
morgue a fter the explosion last May which.-J
attempt has been made to demolish the wsad
the esplosion, is shown welcoming the papUs.
Driver of Seattle Oar Held on Charge of Reckless Driving ,;
- —Chevrolet is Demolished and Overland Tonring
Oar Badly Damaged—Accident.Oocnrg Quarter Mila
South of Talent—Wreck is Invesljigatod.
4.
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Jacobberger
Hauk _____
W. Sullivan
RMlngi'*......
McKenna
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Crop Loss
J. Sullivan
Beck
Barham
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B X T IN G U IS H B LASE
J.
Firemen extinguished a blase
at the Kennedy botoe, Roco street
Monday evening. The b l a s e
started from an old fireplace in
which a f i n had been started.
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< £ _ n conversation la Sbgltah.
|E
The Chevrolet coupe, d riven. bX,
* * Mr». North, was north bound. and.
according to Artemenko, was ba-
•nt tag driven oa tbs le ft side of the
road. H e stated ho tarnad onto
the left aide of the road to avoid
sthking the Chevrolet, Just at th e :
at same , tim e M rt. North
tam ed
to hack onto her own side of the
dge road. Mrs. North denied being
ock on the left side of the read.
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As the cars crashed, the Chav-
the rol«t wag thrown Into the ditch
trd. b“l wa< not overturned. W ind-
day .shields ow both machines wars
broken, and occupants cut
by
the broken glass.
Tuesday
morning Artmsako
was taken before Justice of the
Peace L. A. Roberta to answer to
a charge oft reckless driving. Ho
pleaded not fn U ty ,to .tb e Charge,
m alhtaialag la h tt broken English'
that he had turned onto the left
side o f the road to avoid striking
the other car. He Is to be given
o hearing at 4 o'clock this after
soon.
The Injured occupants of the
ear were brought to Ashland Com
munity hoepiui la the city ambu-
lance. C. R. Turner e f Medford
late Monday night removed kb
wife, daughter and'mother la law.
to the T a m e r h o rn in Medford.
The wrecked aatoo w e A o
brought to thia city for repairs. ,
COPPER CABLE
Four Carloads of Copco Ex
tension Work Material
Bsaoh Here
Grant quantities o f copper cable
to be need (a Copco cpqstructton
work have reached the 8, P.
freigh t office la this city-
The first shipment consisted of
(8 spools, each spool averaging
more than g ton net, and load
ed o» four c a n . The copper cable
wsa ahlppbd directly from Mon
tana antf considerable more w ill
be neededMa the Copco extension
projects which a n being carried
through.
A irraht totea’ of paahmaa to
engaged fa doing preliminary
clearing for the stringing of the
many miles of e ^ p e r cable.