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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1927)
V O regon -^ ungpp’ tescrlptlon fa r Fall Festival «Í - . O O- £ ty on prises haa made an • S l * n* ch*,lt ta taw’ ' ‘ nnoancea the Automotive Shot wlli give t o «g.00 cash prise for the beat s «- with ffiMkommltteo i ' _ • ? y . ?•' WaKsr, who r » ¿ t “ ~ ?**?*? r i S a | e ,S y e P ” i x * T ’ ro“ ' ' ' b’ • “i YANKKg STADIUM. New York, a**t. 1»^—<Uft— Balm Httth kit hl» fifty - eighth hofcner of the season, la the first Inning of today’s'gam e w ith Washington. Ltsenbee was pitching and no one was on bases when the hit was made. SIX REBELS ON EXHIBIT! Hansford Zimberley, 8eriou«ly Wounded, tw in s Begne River and Escapes—Crawls to Earmhoose W hen His Injuries Are Found to be so Serious We la io Medford Hospital—Had Sold Liquor to Terrv Talent. z » ~ sw ”* k , u “ <ttl •*’# * **•*“ hole • ’« ‘trie Plate fori ‘n “** ,g L r f „ m ‘ r ,a ,8 p r ," ‘ ". P h a rm a c* ’ CO* ‘H y h A K've 'd taetf^ e ^ h v Oi . . ^ L eT x °n b ro u r t« In on A- b o ttle o f C olleen P a li Moure ‘Perfnmery and Ua Manu- Manaford Zunberiev, 45, of Near Trail, is in the [hospital at Medford suffering from a bullet wound which may prove tatal, received Wednesday night as he was making an attempt to escape from eounty, federal, and state officers, after he had sold two gallons of moonshine liquor to Terry Talent, federal officer, and was placed under arrest. i— ? ‘ J T " " °f M* ° ' ”r “nd ! Girling Art and Gift HhdB& llI. give a sorting trav fo r moat 11 I complete sat of picture^ o T u f i E growth f X b a X o ? to 18 ' o j years of agar and brought te e o > * * t1 v a l Day « :e ed to Aovoal In on F esG vai Day ,t CMlaen« B ank w ilt g iv . g - f e a r . rerr, on sa fe ty d e p o sit box ' e l i w.1**?0 ? Pnmeatlng oldest d £ d pans book on any bank of I *° u* preient0d' D*y. They will give another I, y depoaU box re* ‘ f” ? f**H y ,p ,tlen d *np« at Featl-L dI » q # w ' h ° 2 « h M n 7 Wr” ° f r0tlee for U r i*"’ h“*>bard J ! s x * s s s s s 2 » ® » 2 i. p" “ 1 ", ' U,iy the ehtertnlm fellows: V * .% 7— Base solo by V. D. Mlller. M«pleal seteetlMi by Mrs. 0RXNITC CITY. III.. S ept.'St. — (IP)— The cyclone leaped across the Mississippi river from 8t. Lenin, tore through Venice and Madison Industrial district. Three Illinois terminal company employ ees were reported killed and many others injured. Many were nrriv- |pg nt the hospital this after- L " 5 ---------- 6 ’ t° r# ° B F'e«tlv ‘ > Day. »d many young men are to he H * . ° “ e ° M Md ‘U tt* idudsd in the guest list which I “ I1** d,ataBt fr®“ R » » l a « . e 111 Include more than »an n . tnOT l wa*re he swam the river and wording to present plans. < I had beeB take® to tbs hospital A squad drill, talks and music I 1* Mad,ord. ■9 to prsosds the dinner which I Thartd*y «erniag. snrghens |» n Wn.e?<.-C J : 1f ! r , ! L H?rdT*rB Tu t« ? ™ Mthsr a Wearever,French * W * W * » ll* « M b brought £ p# o id es? c7 sye o ^ tt™ % 2 i,« n f rX , tfcC^ - ^ Bmt T0“ »toea' to x ' B e n J 2 2 2 ? v W 2 l i ? * £ “ ‘•fr ator’ °a Festival Day. Jarvest P*ir pf bedroom .Uppers to la rie*t onion brought in to their shorn on Festival Day. most “ cent brIdehCi.T«na X “ ,1 , , U * ’ * ,#® perfuma, atomiser to most reeent bride visiting their store on Festival Day J « s ? k S - a j s s a - n ,,r • ~ t- TeX m Miller. B. 0. Forsythe, principal at the senior high school, spoke at « « . « C i K i e ' S i S t i " S ; a Student assembly Wednesday ÔV. organisation of «ho student to~be brought to store on Festival v ^ r tody and urged the boys and girls In the school to be pçpmpt »5.00 Marathon h it 1( in their payment of duos. Pep songs were sunk nt this assembly. I (Plesee turn to Ofty Ctamdl M l»* That The I chairman of the committee. I d > u i JfcwMt Families, parents, sisters and L d ? J“ B,B*B ‘“Bt » “ ‘*rtsy. keethsarts of Battery B member. H ? J y W .OUni * nearest dmBea«T of iidP n ina g,T* * Goodyear tube to one guessing mt r^ W al i a T «» th e ir w in d o w on F a ..' CASES OF lent. the nConsmu,,,t7 Party known to have operated in oon- 'hich Battery B members a r e I junction with the Zimberley out." tanning for October IT, accord-1 at and returned to M ^trnnt u . « Ig to Sergeant Lester w .r ts who £ Ashland Register w in 'give s i l v e r loving cup to the Ashland B# merchant haying best dressed wthdow on Festival Day 7* l fcl for U llm t « r n ^talk<,L r « i^ ? ’L f t ll° n. R’,1’ber Cement n° or P*lnt}C’ Hi School Pep ' Assembly Held Hickman mien leaped into the Manual of Arms Contest I r*T#r’ at * p ®*“1 «here it i» >•« Will be Entertainment | (Mt *“ wMtk an* « > » « to the Feature |°tl>sr side, and crawled into the 111 I brush whjle officers watched; un- A manual of arms contest, with I willing to firs at the man when inch member of the squad being I he was in such n prerartOM •out” on the first mistake he position la the swift, k y waters sakes, the winner, of the conteet lo t the river. " he guardsman who can make s They left the man go and raid- “ / •<aBd" /« th o u t sn error, is L . ^ . c . on Blk < £ k . a M adden. T l r V o i claBd FOR AFFAIR river, the lu«hWBir toward »*• R®«u* thinking he had shot Tai-. -McNair Drug More wlH give a gallon outing jug to pnrtvl bringing to smallest prescription nnmber on Fall Festival Day no t wUI • • lk- «“ ®« Royal club coffeeYo ^ 2 « - n i” " : •» & :« 8tate A Vflh A P r A l I V • ,. " • h<'" “ « * < 1 StudIo Ashland will f iv e h ilf dosen cabinet photos to lady K or ^man ^bringing In pletune o f > r g e .t family group, on Festival byMayer C. H. Pierce. --------------- PLANS MADE „ r v ? . . r 5 S i , ' . " ,h ' - longest I«*, PrOT <? i .®roa- coming W,H » h to e O * rttor Fall to the man with p whisker« Day the ... & m ff store 1* on * « Festival ; ................... .. ? tete tw W. M. Briggs. Ospnannlty slaplat. uAAkinnd Hae4t.*' Offlelnl Ashland as repre ja a x i . ' i * . . " “i1“ , mveraai. *,l> ery doubtful. B is irtaiIMt“ In [ tuffidoatiy sertoawAMU ao gdhrd Is maintained ovek him. Zimberley. according to o ffie m . hue hs«n k n o w n a t « “h a d . hombre** and seooyding to, «ha' H. L. Bromley /p u b licity man informsat ^wfco tipped iMUrers of tb» Cepcq Is to speak before off usually made his deltverlos. Ashland RiWanls Friday,noon and carrying sn automatic rlfk with J will show pictures of the power him. Several days ago. Officer * development of the company ‘ • In Joe Cava of Medford, sh eeted a southern O r e g o n and northern brother. Leo Zimberley, when h a. California, Special pictures of found some moonshine liquor kk1 the new plant gs Prospect, now his automobile. under construction, wlH ho shown. A German Lager was a part The Prospect project Is the larg of the eqslpmeat feaad in the est hydro-electric nlant In t h e ■ i... / state. Officer Talent, State Offieete Southern Oregon activities will also ho shown and should prove Zimmerman and Claud Hiekmaa ■ sad Deputy. Paul Jannlngs. Med to be Interesting. ford. aeeompaWed by th e Isforau \ ant whose tpi fed to ZlmhhrteyW' arresi *eqt to the Zlmhoriy home about i s miles from Medford oa the Crater bake Highway, shout a mile north of tbs Bogus River bridge, late Wo^newtey. pight. 4 Movie Show For Kiwanis Friday i” Liat ‘ PRETTY NURSE MAY” GO FREE And Out Hen is Still Warming f i e Beach 1 f in it ile purely fh.Medford Wed ter. Peggy, was .Cunningham, Id mrloksly ill i aa<d'park, where located for the last hat1 parents, trim- 3 Hickman hid < Id» ffite te<dkh No Law Prohibits Showing Pictures the RspubHean party. » iagy was tot^ntoi- M J (Pleaes Thrt To Page Ftte) Straub Greets FortyNuith Freshman Class At V. Of (X Pr. John 8trauh, dean emeritus and professor o f Greek at the Ua- Iversltw of Oregon, la thia jMtr» greeting his O th frertmata crass. furnished, i, pillows Coquille — All but* one mije of Roosevelt Highway to Crescete In the university. City Oravgled. "How old am IT— Don’t ask Me how old I ami" langbed Dona Straub. "Ask mo lmw young I am, and I will toll yon that I am T4 years young? And he lookh young too, kis eyuu art kdaa to ever, and his white hair thlek and glossy shove/n ruddy fees. ■It expect to finish oft my tfha- dredth year here with th e ’nto- verslty,” anld Dean Strath. “And I wUi do it. too. Whoa the flu 9