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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1927)
for Over Fifty Years A M L A N P , OR Mrs» Young wgs allowed her preliminary decree. The two wore married la 192« at Sacramento, Calif. HENRY FORD FOUND DEAD * PIGEONS TO BE FEATU PARALYSIS IS ON DECREASE NAME LEADERS FOR CAMPAIGN PORTLAND. Sept. 31.— (IP)— C. W. Holman of St. Pani, fly ing a Laird biplane was the Nrat in the Spokane to Portland, Class A A ir race leaving Spo kane nt 3:14 o’clock yesterday afternoon and arriving here nt 4:62 p. m. The time taken by Holman whs 27 seconds less than that taken by E. E. Ballough. N. B. Hammer of Spokane was third in the air race, landing 8 minutes and three seconds after Holman. H- C. Llpplntt of Log Angeles ' was . fourth and Lao Shoenhalr of Los Angeles fifth. Normal A, Goddard tho only other entry * did not finish the race being forced down near winning plgfcee same order In Spokane taqe. The Physician attending t h e small child stricken with paraly fret Week Work Will be sis at the Parks home on Third Conducted in Business- street, reported today tho child Like Manner was recovering rapidly, the par alysis passing away almost entire O. F. Carson wee named chief ly. and will without a doubt re of Division 1 and E. G. Harlan, cover, Numerous reports concern ing the seriousness of the case chief of Division 2 for the Y. M. have bdba without foundation, it C. A. Budget Week campaign by H. C. Baley, general chairman. Is said. Each of the division chiefs will Quarantine restrictions on g 1 1 name three team captains, these children 16 years of age and un captains in turn ngmlng teams der In Klamath Falls have been of five members each to conduct removed as the paralysis epidemic a thorough canvass of the town In that city la practically past. to secure pledges for Y. M. C, Only a few cases remain. A. work. WILL SEND DELEGATES TO SESSION Prihcipal of Junior High Tells Parents Needs o f School D«hcusslon of plans for raising funds for sending a delegate to the state convention of the P. T. A. to be held nt LaGrande a t which time the name of Mrs. Louis Dodge will be offered as a caadidats for state president, occupied attention of members o f the Junior High School P. T. Association nt ,n Tuesday aftor- aoon meeting. Mias Ila Myers, principal at the school, talked at the meeting presenting needs of the school. Including the installation of a tsaeherv rest room In the ng, yet unSntshed, Junior high school Mrs. Beecher Dnaford was named chairman of a member ship committee. The Junior high organisation had approximately 60 members last year aad this membership Is ekpeeted to be increased. Mrs B. 0. Forsythe, president, was In charge of the meeting. ’ Members of tho Southern Ore gon Normal school faqutty at aa assembly Wednesday morion«, spoke to students of thOIr plans far the various courses for the year. Tuesday morning a brief assembly meeting was bald at BPRKDKR FINED which time President L A. H. D. RoMnion, Berkeley, Cal., Churchill welcomed the students was fined >6 send coats, totaling >to the school, and nek for loyal 17.60 Wednesday when he plead cooperation (or the year. f ed guilty to ff Charge of «peedlng Physical examlaatlnde are to la the echos! «one. Officer 8am be made Thursday, Monday« and Fraeeott filed the charge against Tuesday, Dr. L. D. Inskeep, earn- RoMneon. He was arraigned be ty health officer in charge of the fore Municipal Judge Clint Baugh- R et*. __________ ... ? ;* i which are fastened around t h e birds’ necks. Thpy v ill be releas ed and will soar to various nearby communities, returning with true instinct to the points from which they were brought to Ashland. The messages will be sent to various newspapers, city officials and leaders In civic organisations, Inviting them to be present at Ashlapd's Festival Thursday, October 4th.' Sixty Boys Bnjoy Peppy Program Sponsored by Hi-Y Club—Meeting Held to Acquaint Hew Boys With the School Crowd and Create F r i e n d l y Spirit. FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA IS PLANNED Baseball Today National New York, B; Philadelphia, 4. American TO BROADCAST FROM MEDFORD Washington, 3; Boston, 1. American Second Game Washington, 0; Boston, ,4. Lithian Program Will Ad vertise Indoor Circus of October 3-8 U RIZZI. IE WILL • JIKKT YREKA HATVRDAY A hard-hitting, smooth-work ing machine like team will be in tha field Saturday when t h e Ashland High Grlsslles meet the Yreka grldder oa the local field la th eir second game of the sea- <*st Saturday, weight * 11 ft £r»|n ^ in ean t nothing when tha lars-snd holes evident In t h i lineup have been plugged up this BIG ADVANCE TICKET SALE IS REPORTED weeks, preparatory for. the fjrst regular game. Lettermen of last year form the nucleus for the local aggre- gation. The game Is to be call- 1 ed promptly at 2:80 o'clock. COOS COUNTY OFFICER HERR Nurse Charged With Mur? dering Younger Sister of Boy, Frequently Missed His Father, Stuart Bailey Declares—Physicians Say Death Was not Natural. ENID, Oklahoma, Sept. 28*.—< (IP)— Mary Atkinson, a nurse, charged with poisoning his daugh-- ter, frequently kissed Rev. Chae. Bailey, Stuart Bailey, his soa, testified la a preliminary hearing in the case today. Miss Atkinson, who has denied her relatione with the pastor were other than ordinary friendlinesss. Is charged with having poisoned Mary Jane Bailey, second mem ber of the Bailey family to die within a period of two weeks. The son. Stuart, who with oth er qhildren, suffered from a mys terious ailment after the death of the mother end preceding t h e death of hia stater, told aeveral in cidents in which the narse demon strated her affection for Rev. Bailey. Hia testimony followed that of physicians who decided the girl's death was not caused, by disepae but was the result of "combined medication." FULLER HOST TO DIRECTORS Banquet for C. 0. Otfioers Held at Lithia Springs Hotel Box and Reserve Seats For World Series Gone N E W YO RK, Sept. 28.— (LP)— A ll box ’and reserved seats for the world series games w ill be played at Yankee Stadium next month have been sold, Ed. Bar- row, business manager of the New York American league base ball club, announced Tuesday. T h irty six thousand upper tier and ■ bleacher seats, unreserved, may be purchased at the stadium on the day of the first game In New York. The advance sale, while less brisk than of a year ago, resulted in 30,000 reserved seats and 3,000 box seats being sold by the first of this week, ten days be fore the Yankees an^ their Na tional league opponents are due to open here, This year's world series starts in the city of the pennant win ner of the National league. Two games w ill be played, and then the teansn will come to Yankee Stadium for three games over the week end. The series opens Wednesday, October 6. Is Appointed ♦»►ricevi toTOMct 18 of We#d, California, Who secured a marriage license •in this county yesterday. The father of the pretty bride, looked- younger than his son-in-law. The bride gave her occupation as a school teacher, the faded grooui said he was a con tractor. operator of Ponca City, Okla., ty contest for young ladles undue prise winners In this yeafs con- eorgia Jones; seated is Angelina urdy. . Frank B. Osmond, deputy sher iff of Coos county, spent a short TO REST WITH ANCESTORS time In this city Wednesday • .H. morning enroute to the Siskiyous In accordance with the dying for a deer bunt. wish o f hia father, Wong Cbnn, former porter at the Hotei Hall SHOT F IN E BUCK Budget Week has been set for In Klamath Falls, hia son Wong H. D. M cNair shot a fine buck October 14. Chong of Portland, will send his which dreesed at 180 pounds, father's remains to his home, in Tuesday. H. L. Claycomb. Fred St. Helens to build 868,000 Hongkong. China to be laid to Taylor and J. L. Smith were other sewer. rest with his ancestors. members of the party. b u llin g . Normal School Assembly Today A mere near half century difference In their ages met nothing to Peter Peterson, <7 and Geneva Christenson, Velma. Olapp Drops to See- ,. ond P l a c e and Norma Wuthrich Follows as Close Third in Naxt to Final Count ■— Babies Are in Close Race for Prise, 8W AN ISLAND. Portland. Orc. Mlsa Cleo Wlltsc was leading — <IP>— Leslie C. M iller of Dee all candidates In the Miss Popu Moines. lewfc. (lying an Bagle larity Contest being staged in brook biplane was the first of IS , John Ford Was Rosi Estate connection with the Lltblan Car Dealer at Fordson, pilots racing from 8*p o k a n e. nival' at the nest to final count Michigan Wash., to Portland. to arrive here of votes made Tuesday evening. today. Based on hia «lapsed tiafe, Miss Velpia Clapp had dropped DETROIT, Sept. 22.— (LP) — he was declared the wlnper of the to .second place while Miss Nor B division of the race and t h e John Ford, brother of Henry ma ^ ’uthrich followed a close Ford, was found dead today, ly- winner of the >10»« first pries. third. Beriilce Jacobs. Rosalind M iller said tbqt he had bucked hig la the ditch along the road Wise and Josephine Barber fol bead winds most of the why aad side, near Fordson. He had been lowing in respective order. ' mlseihg all through the night. Lew Went«, maltt-mllllons had encountered some fog end The' last count will be held atoe started ato annual hath! Members Alievs he suffered from that flying conditions were gener next Friday night. Rumors are flve^—and he'« shows here ally nnfaveraHe. His official a heart attpek. rife about a dark horse winning test. Holding'the cup Is Ji Mr. Ford left the Fordon city landing time was 12:64.66 p. ip* M iller’s elapsed tiaae was four council qf which he, ie president the contest and all of the candi hours, thirty-one minutes and fif last night and when he failed to dates and thejr friends are mak return home members of h i s ing a gallant struggle to put their ty five seconds. • family became alarmed a n d candidates over. - C. W. Meyers of Detroit, flying snmmoqed police and a search The standing Is as follows: a Wasco No. 1«, followed Miller was Started. f'leo Wilts«— 28,420 and wag declared the winner of Mr. Ford wae to real estate Velmp Clapp— 2«,«20 tho second prise of >6«9. H I a dealer. H s , v m aged 44 years. First Feathered Mei Norma Wuthridh— ¿3,010 elapsed flying time wan 4:33.24 to be Released in Bernice Jacobs— 20,960 seconds. Gerald Smith of Taco Rosalind Wise— 18,600 ma. la aa Baglebrook biplane, Josephine Barber— 6,790 won third place by making the Babies sore no less interested »•« mile air Jaunt from 8pokane contestants than the would be 1 to Portland Ito 4:49.69 time. Miss Popularity girls. ' A ll the planes stopped at Pasco, Little Claudia Parkinson was , Wash., for 2« minutes to refuel. leading this cototost with 7,121 , The fourth man was Jack Par votes; Betty Herrin, 4.416, V ir shall of Portland In an Baglebrook ginia Lee Gentry, 4,190 and Mar- , Mplaae. His elapsed flylnfc time tha Sielaff, 6,472. ' ( was**: *3.69, YL J. Detmar of Tarrytown, N. Y.,’ flying a Travel- air biplane, wan forced to land , near the Columbia river, south e f . Blue Lake park, when water. Jack- SPOKANE, Sept. 29.— ((F) — Led by Gerald Smith ef Tacoma In an Eaglerock biplane, 19 javlators, entered In the Class *B Division of the Spokane to Portland air race took off thia morning, Smith leaving at* 8:11 aad the others at Intervals of one mlniUe. They were due In Portland at noon. CUPID HCOREH Beauties DfrtVBR. Colo., Sept. 38. — (Lf*>—-J. H. Young »an too1 proud to work so his wife had to earn their Bring, she testified In diveree pourt. "IprerytRne 1 told him to get a Jop” ,Mrs. Young spid, •'Ho declined and said it would hart hie social stand- landed, ha l e t under way again and came la fifth. When Detmar was forced down he was well In the lead of his twelve competitors and looked like a ears winner of first place. Tex Rankin of Port land, in a Wasco plane, brought hts City of Portland, in sixth. He bed been In the air 6:44.01. PAY, SEPT. 28, 3927 ROSEBURG, Sept. 38.— (IP)— Percy A. Webb has been appoint ed sheriff of this county by t h e county* court members, succeeding Sam 8tarmer who was named commandant of the Soldier’s home here. Webb la a Spanish war veteran, former Portland« po liceman and first deputy under Starmer. W RECK NEAR TALENT --An auto mishap, occurred near Talent about 4:>0 o’clock Tuea- day evening, when a "hit and run" driver knocked a Medford car off the road Injuring the oc cupants. Identity of the driver of the car causing the damage was not learned. V LDian Thdse who have bee» directors the of the Chamber of * Commers» during the term ef office of See- * *e' rotary J. H. Fuller, who October _ 1 <111 retire, were guests at a ’ * * banmiei a t ' t W w M yh « ■ Springs' Hotel Tuesday evening, with Mr. Fuller as host. Thirty were, seated at the table. ’ u r Those who served as director* - Qen. sod were present were; ,, F. C. Homes, F. F. Whittle, G. A. Briscoe, C. H. Pieros, X. V .i H,h- Carter, F. 8. Engle, R. E. Da nish trick. Geo. W. Dunn, J. H . Me- olka Oee> Y. H. Simpson, J, W. Me» "The Coy, H. O. Enders. W irt M-* Wright, V. V. Mills, V. D. M iller,, e w W. H. McNair., Lew H. Hansen, fol- H. K. Tomlinson, V. O. N. Smith. A. E. Kinney, Homer Billings* ttont R. L, Burdlc, C. A. Matone. Dan and Ray, O. G. Eubanks and Amos • t> Ntninger. the Irving E. Vining, W. M. Brlgga, H. L. Claycomh, O. J ., Carson wn: were odt of town temporarily ** while four former members, A< lob* C. Briggs, C. A. Edwards, Mrs. u“ ' H. T. Elmore, aad L. B. TntOq ' e have moved from Ashland. , Mr. Fuller presided ealltag oa the seven men who served as president daring’ fats term of of fice tor abort talks: Leo Fergoeoa, president, 1919- 20; Henry Enders, 1 9 » - » ; Fred Homes 1921-22;, W. H. McNair, 1932-24; G. A.' Briscoe, 1924-2«; O. P. Carson. 1924-17; and V. V. Mills, 1937. In the absence • of Mr. Carson, W irt M. Wright, President of the Klwagle rink, Vn* occupied the time allotted to Mr. Carson. . !ar. Mayor C. H. Pierce made a , g. brief talk while President J. A, ate Churchill of the Southern Ore- nc- goa Normal school, a »portal for guest of the evening, gave eto irk enthusiastic talk on the pro», u d Pacts of the achoel. a Mr. Feller traced the corn- • munity activities during the te nure of office of each president, in a humorous manner, pointing out. the fact that most of the , projects outlined la 1 9 1 9 -» , have been accomplished. , *' ’ I b GRANTS PASS. Ore., Sept » , ' — (IF)— In an altercation over the ownership of a ehnir, George Duf field, 91, was shot through the month last night by C. W- Fow ler at Callee, it is changed by Dnf- tleld, who is la a hospital her«. Offloers have started for the low er Rogue to arrest Fowler on a charge of assault with latent ' to Ed Scott, a dope addict, "home kill. Duffield I« In sarlone con anywhere” wee given lodging in dition. bat It la believed he w ill the city Jail Tuesday night. recover. , .