Ashland daily tidings., October 01, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

and Mrs. Heleue XK Rum»ey;
John Andrew ' McGgudlaUt knd
Stella. .¿Jymsohl
boato Eber
Greeftwell and Adrtene barter;
Franklin J. Lewjg and bata Beat­
ile;
Solnia Harrlaon McDaniel
and Kv» M Retaltick ; Charlea
H. Berry and Jessie A. Mordo id;
William M. Morrison and Neil
Pounds; Harold Irwin and ,Por-
othy Randall; Arthur Henry
Hunt and Pearl Green; William
Henry Lee and Katherine Dodge;
William Van Breamen J r .. and
Maxina Daloba; Morrto A. dacha
and Helen R. Cleveland; Grant
A. Selby and irarn L. Keller;.
Walter Ray Wycoff and Virginia
Roach; Gilbert «Manchetti and
Mary K e Ib; Clarence B. Bland
and Alta Clamo; Noel Hanecom
and Bernice Hult; William H.
Horn and Rose Jorgensea; Clark
Emerald Abbott and Thelma Lor­
raine Spencer; Peter Peterson
and Geneva Christensen, and
OrrlA C. JohnAop and Marion
Foster.
DOROTHY REID, Editor, Phone 39 or 224L
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GObtMTBUr va. LYNCH.
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Feur yaañ ago «day, * b‘ «
Goldstein, Ifew York Hebrew
rlngftev, « m ' l B tk« following
year gaiapd the bantamweight
championship, won a decisión at
the end ed tehvlciou» rounds ov­
e r Tommy Lynch lb New Yqxk
City, j ; ó '
The battle- created much Inter­
est in eastern tight circle« as both
boye vena striving tor recognition
as worthf candidates tor the ban­
tamweight crown, then held by
Joe Lynch, also of New T o f k
City.
I Goldstein then engaged in
three (bore hard fought ring
boute la thia month, all ot which
he w«n and which gave him the
ge of the Buhl b'plsod la which two ot the flyers in the New Yonk-Bpokane air derby met right to fight for the world’s title
t MorrishoWB, X. ■ 9.. « pictured above. The flyers, Pilot Richard E. Hudson (loft) and Jay id hto division early In the next
(right) art shown below, with the takeoff at-Rosevslt Field, Long Island, pictured to their year.
Thfl plaqo, t£e jfrst <0 leave in the Clam A divtolon, etruck a tree.
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Tests by Buick at Geo-
'eral Motors Proving
Ground and by Buick
owners in every section
o f the w orld— under
every climatic condition
— have proved that you
need nrvtr cfcange'yOur
tvrvTs
I by the author of “The Story of
first meet- Philosophy," a eattofylag m easure
Study qjyb of contentment.
homo of
B B B
the Boule- Washington I*. T. A. Meets
are urged
The Parent Teacher association
cf the Washington school met
oil if you own a Buick.
American Wednesday afternoon, Septem-
meet for bar 28, In the
Washington
R ep len ish m en ts and
I evening school building on North Main
inspection o f thcBuick
t Wlnhurn street .for a brief business ses-
ldance to sion.
oil-filttr only are re­
Plans for sending delegates to
it Thacher. the state convention were dlscus-
q u ir e d . T h is is s t ill
seeting at sed, and several committee heads
another Buick contri­
the public were appointed. A membership
Monarch Biand .o n the
lived la the same house as ¿he hnnyng on the night' of the
drive will be conducted in the
grades
of
these
pears
and
•
deceased, testified la the same shooting told practically thohame
bution to the economy
(Contirued From Fago Oao)
utd Study near future. 7 '
is evidence that they are wel
vein as Mr». Mary Zimmeriee, story regarding the sheeting af­
a e o tilr ^ .
Meetings of this association
and efficiency o f motor
Cooperation was stressed In toiled w(tb the quality and i
regarding the shots and dto- fray as give's by the faulty
I Wimer will M held at 3:80 o'clock on first division, a cooperation of ev­ of this locally -canned fruit.
thrbanee which was followed by wounded man. • He told officers
car operation . . . an­
•« * the afternoons of the fourth ^ e d ­ ery type of business, through the
Federal Offlcar Talent «»plaining Manford Zimmeriee told him how
it. 4-8 *— nesday of each month, in t>Ji e medium of the town meeting,
o th e r in d ic a tio n o f
who he was and what his mis­ the officers had * attempted to
the Civic Washingtond school building,
tbrcufeh executive
conference
sion on the place, She testified makq,« a buy - the night before,
Buick's greater value.
rn Way.
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groups, courses In retail selling,*
regarding the profane language but had.no Jugs and had return­
: 30 a .'m. Miss Linda Oeder Hostess
business counsel service, organiz­
used by Talent saying be said ed the following night
clubhouse«. Miss Linda Oedpr was t i e ation of employment services, and
“Open tpe doorjor I" search the
Mrs. Mary E. Laden, who as­
it. 3.
charming
hostess Wednesday, clearing house for dates of ctfm-
whole darned place.” The officers sisted in caring for the fatally
September 28, when she deight- munity evenjl.
- *
_ told the women they had not ■ injured man at the Todd home,
Sedaiu
t#
fully entertained a group of
THE INNER SHRINE
shot
at
the
man
but
that
he
Coupes
$1403
«o $2020
1
told
of
his
agonizing
snffeflngs,
A deathless, timeless region, un­ young friends with an evening of
had
made
good
hto
escape
and
Sport
Medal«
v
$
1405
to $1775
and
her
care
for
him.
She
saM
bridge
at
her
home
on
Granite
explored.
advised them to tell him to come 1 she asked him, “How did it
Ito bcuadarles marked, by Buffer­ street.
All prices f, o. b. Medford. The
to Medford and “Uke hto medi­ happen*7and he responded “Terry
Two tables' were in play, Mies
ing and desire,
,
G. M. A. C. financing plan, the
cine
like
a
man**
-when
be
should
Mary
Gaitoy
held
high
»core,
for
Talent did it."'
Ito entrance through itnaginatlve
most desirable, to available.
return, as a Warrant- would ba
which she received a pretty prise,
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Dr. A. F. W. Cressey, who as­
issued for Ms arrest.
Lies ' deeply buried in ug all. and Mies Janet Balls was swarded
sisted* in the operation at the
the consolation.
Mrs. Mattie Todd, to whose hospital told ot the wound and
At the close of a moat happy
home Zimmeriee staggered after the statement the man made
Here all llfa’e broken dreams and
evening the hostess served' re­
hopes are stored;
he was shot told of the affairs just before he was given an an­
the following
Ideals that went astray, born to freshments to
I of the night, stating the fatally esthetic.
Dr. L- P. Inskeep,
named guests: Miss Patricia Gale,
aspire
- wounded man said “Terry Talent health officer of the county,. testi­
Hanimerbacher,
Beyond our reach, made perfect Miss Margaret
shot me, but I swam the river fied regarding«, the wound, its
Miss Lola Hanson, Miss Betty
and entire;
i and escaped.”
position, and entrance and exit
A benediction in our need qut* brown» Miss Mary Gaipy, Miss
She tpld of calling for Mrs« of the bullet.
Janet Balis and Mias Dorothy
. poured.
John Ladaa, who assisted her , in
Terry Talent was next called
Cbappel.
'
t caring for the wodnded nMO-
to
testify and with the aid ffif a
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8
8
Our dreams, no longer threatened
’ She said .“he suffered awful and
H ost and Host cos
map
outlined the course of pur­ A N D TH E OOST IB SO
by decay,
m oaned.”
Reverend and Mrs, Charles D.
suit
he
followed 'in an "effort
Are found again, are realised and
* to
:h is fre-
N»W YORK— The influence or ’ • Hillery Todd, who said he was
SM ALL IN
Gaffney were host and h o stn sg ^
locate
Zimmeriee
after
he
fled
achieved.
nd
means
thio
automotive
industry
on
the
1
hunting
and
returned
homq.
just
dinner at the Congregational « ff-
tertipg the pace of modern American life, re­ ' a short time before Zimmeriee from him, "when he learned he
. pass away;
sonage on Thursdey*hveptuf‘,
MEDFORD
cently expressed in the musleaT was taken to the hospital told had sold liquor to a federal of-
,
f
ficerf”
lie
told
of
alf
details
here hopes the truth of all that tember 28.
eke of the symphaay "Flivver Ten Million," of the wounded man’s intense!
I ' i TK«lr, Aueuts included t b t
we believed;
floral eluhi « udw Interpreted in^g ballet just ' suffering and told of hto con- leading up to the sale of the
The brokfn ^opes. the Joys that teachers and, off leers of the Run-
». Gordon produced here under the title, ’ vernation with him at the hos­ liquor and said he w»s certain
day school, who assembled at half
< , could not stay /
, his first two shots fired at Zim­
rent of the "The New Ford."
' ’ .
pital when he accased Talent of meriee did opt strike him,* but
Aye round and mended, and our past six and were seated at a
alue of pa-
While the symphony by Fr«d-
firing the shot which wounded
beautifully appointed table, fail
prayers received.
'y—«tnpha- erlck Shepherd Converse dealt
I was uncertain about the third /
Evelyn Coucbman Elooms in gorgeous red. making
a town« as with the creation of a Model T, him. Todd told of Zimmeriee shot. He told of the purchase
an attractive centerpiece.
$ B B
patriotism, dhnee, put on at tb s‘Colony The- telling about the “deal” where­ of the two gallons of liquof/aqd
After the dinner the guests
that an In- t tre, gives a modernistic impres- by he had sold two gallons of. -these were presented as evidence
Among B e* Hooka—
■
held a thorough discussion on
Ing on Car- sion of the Fo;d plant swinging alleged moonshine liquor to a and identified. Talent said be
“TRAWMTION"
plane for the betterment of the
id that the )ato action for production of the fellow who came to get it and never fired to strike the man.
(Reviewed tor United Press)
Congregational Snnday school.
delivered it to Talent, who threw C. L. Hickman, Salem, state
the Pacific much-heralded new model./
Even If Dr. Will Durant were
B B B
open
his coat, «bowed hto badge
be cleared
The Mar mein ensemble of nine
prohibiuoa officer, who, also fired
• o t known as a writer . whose Attended Meeting la Medford—
and
said
“I’m Terry Talent.” He
dancers, clad in garments giving
two shots In the direction of
work has more than ordinary in-
Mrs. Andrew Jv McCallen and
visitation the effect «f shimmering sheet said he was frightened and start­ Zimmeriee, told the same story
tereet for moat American readers
Mra. W. H. McNair of this city
and during steel, go! through mechanical ed to run, according to the wit- as that told by Talent regard­
hto jmwest 1 book, “Transition,**
THIS ASSOCIATION OFFERS A PLACE
motored to Medford Wednesday
tet many of dance steps with machine - like
which went on aalo Friday, would
ing
the
firing
of
the
shots
and
FOR
THE I N V E S T M E N T OF FUNDS
evening,. September 28, where
»wn with preclsioh against a setting of mov-
Mra. Charles Winkle, who lives the. chase. He said he did not
offer a compelling subject f o r tkex attended a meeting of the J
EITHER IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS,
• come in ing machinery by John Wenger, across the river from the Zim­
perusal "by every American youth
know whether his bnllets struck
Medford chapter
the Eastern
and in rhythm wltrf screeching, meriee home, told of hearing the
IN ONE SUM, OR BY ’MONTHLY PAY­
of vision.
Zimmeriee ‘or not bat he had
Star.
w
— ,
whistling, sizzling factory music shots, hearlpg “awful .language''
For the story of tho transition
MENTS
TO MATURE PAID-UP SHARES
“fired in hto general direction.’*
Wednesday evening was Asso-
f in
by ° uataf Hoist.
and seeing flashlights and de­ J / I. Zimmerman and Paul Jen­
tho life of oao mind and one
DIVIDENDS ARE PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY
cate Matron’s night of the Med­
This Is the program’s explgna- clared she heard Zimmeriee
era—ao related la this book—
nings, other members of the
ford Chapter and matrons from
AT
THE ANNUAL RATES OF 7 OR 8 PER
rklTI^Tk
tlon
of
the
dance,
and
it
to
not
an
has in it countless laoidents which different (torts of the state had
moaning and making an awful raiding 'party told ot the part
exaggeration
of
what
to
a«ea
and
» hi with tho lives of thousands been Invited. Mr, McCallen is as-
'notoe as he swam the river. they had played in the shoot­
8 ;x ,
heard:—
of American youths of vision, emo-,
Charles Winkle, her husband, ing. All were certain the man
’ sociatd matron of the loeal chap­
Ceet N«w ‘"n i* great Ford p>anL i d l e gave practically the same testi­ had not been struck after they
tlon. of illusions and dtoillusion- ter of the O. B. 8.
ip ion
while changés are made, swings
moM. Every American
youth
mony, locating distances, declar­
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L8 /
onca mOT® ,nt° act«n to produce ing he heard Zimmeriee “going had seen him swim through the
who has an opportunity of study,
frigid waters of the Rogue river
the long-awaited naw . m o d e 1.
ot broad oontacts, pa—is through M rs. W a ite r H onor (h ieet—>
ph something awful’’’ as he swam and the two officers declared they
1.—(y»)—,
Huge
dynamoes
oOFtMi
jnachipery
Mrs.
H.
L.
Walter
of
Portland.
a stage when the church, the po-
had only “fired«in' hie general
v Zealand, noting, piston rfidsaffioet up and the river.
llttaal arena, when sex and ao- Oregon, who -visited relatives and
*
\
*
í
Ralph
Bender,
who
livea
at
the
direction”
with no intention of
i of that do'wn., gigantic i u W * « f a l l ,
clelegleal problems play a very friends in Ashland early t h i a
wounding
him,
Todd
horn«,
told
of
the
conver­
30
Nofth
Oentrol
Ave.
Medford,
Oregon
week,
was
the
gfiest
of
lyonor
matched.
an<l » a m watts
i mpo rt s n t port in hla life. W e
for a 13- BaJeoticaUy lilghUu the air. Gjant sation. with Zimmeriee at the
Sheriff Jenhinge was the last
Mho <• believe that before a man Tuesday evening. September IT ,
; is to take ,ron *Bnda ^eb0«1*
automatic hospital When ha state? Talent witness called, tailing of informa­
arrives at tho stage which we call at a dinner party given by her
18 and will ,nte,1,8eBC® v,tal parts of ttys, new •rad the fatal shot after ho had tion he received regarding the
‘toolld husln s—” ha Is a dreamer stater, M m . Otto Winter at her
heme
on
the
Boulevard.
said “I'm Terry Talent, a federal shooting, and the surprise of of­
elim ination *?°tor Csr*
heat>
o f dreams. Wo like to fool that
™ motion blend In a rhythmic un, officer.”
Covers ware laid for the fol­
‘h e spirit of tho old world calls
ficers when they learned their
ity which is the very essence of
« Rjm. that the insplratloaal «art lowing geests at a table prettily
W. R. Zimmeriee, who was shots had been, effective.
Tunney.
„
odern
America.’’
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:f religion appeals to him, .that arranged; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mc­
w feels that the political wrongs Connell; Miss Nellie Ruesill; the
« tbp world really can be righted guest cf honor, Mrs. H. L. Wal­
—eve« thengh he later conclude« ter. and the host and hostess, Mr.
hat the world’s pathway already and Mrs. Otto Winter.
B B B
tapheaa ordered and be can do
Merrtrd In Medford —
ZSSZX SIDAS
Miss Zele Goyette of Cove, ' Two O&rioads of'Fruit Will
/ContiauOd Frqm Page One)
Oregon, became the bride of Geo. ' Be Shipped T w o . Local
; HUW50W 8DPEE Six
E. King, eon of Mr« and Mrs.
•
flaWM—rw ’
Mrs. Mary Zimberiee.. wife of
' ,
Z88XX »»EDZBOIJT
Rufus King, who reside J u s t
‘W, R, Zimmeriee, a nephbw of
obbfribndb
at the
R.
Hto encounter« south of the city. Friday after­
the dead man, and who-»asides
,n tu>a n,aJ<o >'°“r-
noon.
September
80,
at
4
o’clock
(
wljh ,«he tils from
G»e
that we g|TP thc
la a dwelling a short distapre
in
Medford,
the
wedding
cere­
sple ekffer; hto ad-
ffotn the home of Manford Zlm-
apaatloiM1 journal mony being performed by Justice i
Koatly to Demonstrate. -
*-
gopr
igerlee was the next wttneee «pl­
nwR fuel •"W B
Jl^ We’M Mil
wUJ>
a
rmrt Bi ppltttop— all of the Peace Taylor.
ied, and, told ot- hearing the
The
young
couple
was
accom*
i
’
3
—
Pj
Troleom,
toidhls z“ffe of a
shots, an8 after the (shooting
mu" which might panied by George W. Woods and <
th®
W . Free
said the office)» came to the door
Mra.
Gecrge
Barron
as
witnesses,
i
W a^tn^*®
a»5 highest
d in moist a n y
of
her
home,
Officer
Tatopt,
de­
Wa will supply yon with a seaU y
l U p Dnjted States. Mrs. King to well known in this' I
» tk e yoor stay here . „ 1 « ^ ,
manding admission and asking if
rtty, whefe she wgs graduated i
there werd aay men folks «boot
from the Southern Oregon Nor*
the place«
mat School.
. j
Mra. J. T. 'Zimmeriee, atotor-
iy near Chico Springs. The most talh-
Mr. and Mrs. King will make j
la-law of the dead man, who
their home Ip Ashland.
i
iffr in tlfe sfate. There must bo a* j^a-
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i
not come pnd see for yoarself t •
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Town Meet
Proves Popular
Trotsky Kicked
"t From Presidium
BUICKA1928
nta
wre
ACTION
Medford Auto Co.
T h e Daily Tidings
Jackson County Building & Loan
Association ,
' s
CHICAGO FIRM Federal Officer _
PLACES ORDER
Held Blameless
SEE The N ew
«
LITHIÁ SPRINGS garage
^ 4?
Richardson Springs
M a rria g e Llrenace Issued—
Marriages licenses issued at
the county clerk’s office in Med*.
lord 'recently included the fol-
lowing: Edward J. Ttoke and Lu
PhamM Wallace; Wesley G. Moe
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1
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State will improve Aabtgnd-
laraath Falls hlghtoay early
>xt year:
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