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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1927)
f O 1 I ft I ä rips. to •• 1 1 1 £ I S h l J i! I ’ ! fr 1 hin Vtow Oemetory, Councilman City Engineer te Authorised to tttonsfor JW o-H ealtb, BestrK - Yaftks Take Jump on Wftrld Serie» of,lW 7 by jW n g r First Loosely Flayed Came of Series by SMgfct Ecat? —Changes Made in Pitching Staff Duribg Tilt—Ruth Connects Three Times. Continuation of the recently installed steel standard, ‘double light, illumination system on Park Row on the Boe lev asd out past the Southern Oregon Normal school, was advised .Tuesday, evening tby Clyde Malone, city electrician, and the matter placed in^lhc hands of the city lig h t committee by councjlwen. ' Thp double lights on the steel poles installed in the center of the parb row have proved successful beyonchex- l>ee<atjofts, Mr. MAlonq stated? and iBumlnati on engineers from a h nmber of O iw otL cities have yjaited Ashland to > inspect abd prai^e the w •f ' eontluuátlOn o f <1? lighting systoiq.^ out past tbs -NoYssal school .to Ashland street, will re quire the Installation of seven J J tttf standards with * one light, tha «tankards to be placed pm4>e normal school side o f 'th e okreet. ' Councilman O. A. W man of the cemetery reported the needs o< land cemeteries an Imp Team ___ New York Pittsburg- setal, outlaid; B esar Bsngough. catcher Myles Thom star rav. Ipft to right are: Bob Shawfcey. p lteh rtrr Songer; ArtFleteher, coach; Kerb Pennock. pitcher; J k base; Beh Memst. left SeM; Babe.Ruth. right di MUMr. utility; Waite Hoyt, pitcher; T esy Lauer i.J d SCHOOL Two and p u sM a t theee adosa esses being reported there. Fire, of infantile paralynto ' have de cues were reported from Jose veloped Ii^ Jackson éoanty witz phine county. ln the bud 24 Noand -dii nadlng In Benton, Qlaskamas. Douglas, Lake, L a b s , Uacoln, •Josephine,, Klamath and Jackson counties the disease exists at the present time. • • » . Ashland baa been particularly fortnaate la that no cqses hare dereldped In this city »or In the Immediate . traple district. Ao- ef~ the student * body. read- the regulations of the organisation 'nt the request of Roy Abbott, who was recently aarnftd preei- “Selden Barton, editor of the in Mountain View eemetery.City Rogue News and Lillian Olson gave short talks on Student Body Engineer F. H. Walker was or dered * to survey another section Membership.*’ The Rogue News editor In. his talk ask for the of land and plot It for sale. support of the school toward the Need of a pieman set upkeep school paper, explaining If the fund is imperative, White told 1 subscription price ©t the paper councilman, and as a tentative plan suggested raising the price Cannot be raised In order that financial obligations may he met^ bf lota to >75 and the estab lishment^ of a trust fund tor up discontinuance of the pnbltcatioa keep ~ The cemetery seaftm saU m ay be necessary. in checking over his hooks be believed fully 5« per Vent of those who own Ipts In the pret- ' eut sections, would pay an ady Uitional |6 0 tc w fund for up keep of the cemetery. • With th< eemetery fund de- ' pitted, councilman determined as an Immediate remedy that city employe« should within t>e next * two weeks take city equipment jtp , the cemetery and grade drives , and otherwise get the grounds In tins shape. Councilman White was autlj- I orlsad to confer -with other m e«- i hers of the- eemetery, committee ' and work out a definite plan tor I a maintenance fund, to he pre sented to the council' later. PLAN SURVEY •A report df Ç. A. lK>ts«< who Is in charge of Iho city was road and apprpvcl Council- men authorised the sinking of a well on ,tha ¿ronady for Mr. iJot- > Dr. E A. Woods zreported on tbe recent action of the city coun- ell In conjunction with tbe board Of health In plqclng minor quar- « U n e rOstrtctlons on the chil dren unddr I f yeafs mf qge In ♦ he city. A general observance of the quarantine, wtyeh Aral enacted sit a pteveatatlvfc rather th a n h euYe tor, ‘ah epidemic which d o « not exist, to being made, nr. -Woods stated. « >7 H. Walker reported on M m construction the by-pa«;' He also reported that tho dam (ftp an Mt, Ashland wm practiohUy all cleared, and . the JumAr which \ amounted to M t Mteh half>vhat had been anticipated, had bqpa talks Frida Go meat) Dr kno* fcrtni W**' to * - 1 FORBES FIELD, Oct. 5 —<LP>—New York Yankee» got' the jump on the World Series of 192Jby winning the opening game from the Pittsburg Pirates today by a score af five to four. It was a loosely played game in which neither of the starting pitchers, Waite H oyt and Ray Kremer, survived the action of the early innings. * Pirate errors tossed the victory of this all-importahfc first game into the laps o t die American League Champ» jons, The vaunted sluggers of the New York Yanks were unable to do any home ran hitting and the victors made a totakof only six kits, three ofw hieh were feeatributed by Babe Ruth. . u m . , • u . "*■"*;— — — ——— — — OU’K P n iK E 'K n P D lh llllJ jI lk ll A EYW H H U f i U n W IF V lk K , r v K Ertabliahment , ot Emi mont Service Meets 1 Hegrfo Resuonse, C ^ ^ ^ A r te r a o o ? a state survey. Nine new cases IBXICO CITY, Oct. 5.— (IP) - irsned by 1,600 federal troops ider General Jeeus M Aguirre, bel leader. General Aruulfo toma has retreated from Perotó ar Vera Cruse to El Rninfo incho Canyon, bear Nancllnco, esldent Calles of Mexico an- unced In a statement today. He Id little more details of the vernment’a suppression of the . ... ., . . . . . ,, , bellion which started in Mexico i _ ( Pleas« Turn To Page Five) ‘we.r® placed under quarantine No “«< ca8«*s ot the disease have developed In Klamath county In the last lg days and the epi demic which existed In the vlcln- ity of Klamath Falls Is practloally extinct, according to Dr, Inskeep who has been In close touch with the .health officers of , aeigbtar- ing counties. T„ A. . In Lene - county the' second __ . . . . , , greatest number of eases devel- oped last week, a total of six new The strict jquarsn- tine of children will be main tained there nntil the disease Is well under control, he stated. In practically every Instance where homes have been guaran- flned—a total'of 28 eases have existed in the county with three fatalities to date* — a careful questioning has shown that there has in some manner^ sometimes direct and sometimes indirect, been contact with other cases, according to Dr Inskeep. (Please Turn to Page I) — u- ■ • Iki'» - 'Z A Little Seance f ' I •-*■ Arrangements have been made at the Chamber of Commerce for a public posting In tbe chamber office» of dates selected by civic, social and fraternal organisations for their important gatherings. Secretary E. G. Harlan an nounced that this was the second step in carrying Into effect* the program announeed at the town meeting’. In times past different organisations had selected t h e same data for their Important meetings unknown to each other and often in their membership many of the same people were included which divided the at tendance among the two enter- jtalnments neither of which was large enough to make a success ful meeting. x ’ • It is suggested that officers of lodges, civid dubs and other bod ies telephone the chamber office when any iqiusual gathering of their member«.. Is contemplated and See If the*daté, they have in mind has been settled 'upon by some-eM^r organisation. As soon ns a definite date has been se lected thia information should be given to the chamÜer so It ean bo posted for the information of all other groups. In this man» ner It Is hoped that all organisa tions can go ahead with their plans for'large gatherings of their member« knowing that no other date will conflict and draw away some of (ho members. Secretary Harlan also announc- SAM V WARNER DIED TODAY HOLLYWOOD. Oct. I.—(IP)— ,! Sam L. Warner*^flltrf magnate .* and rice pteoident qf the War- ' Aei* Brothers diad today after a ; protracted Illness. ¿His ^esth * whs directly due to pneumonia | which followed 'a severe attack j oL slpus trouble. Warner was In - the hospital for several days in 1 « critical condition. . Oso o» tits ptoneers In the de- velopmept of moflan. Warner wm a weH knqroja and familiar figure j la Hollywbodj j \ Hustling cot the Yankees ANU HtMlllEaS WA8HINOTON. Oct. >.—OPH- Sentiment among Republican na tional committeemen conferring here leans toward Hughes sad Hoover ter the presidential nom ination according to heist reports. This sentiment represents only the most Informal conversations. Nothing has crystallised. The nomination will probably remain open until leaders get together at the convention. .*» The republican national com mittee will he called together -here December • > This datq,.ls still tentative bnt Wm. M. But ler, chairman of the national committee said he believed thia would be definite. Sentiment ffor the re-nomlna- tlon of Coolidge has been disap pearing the fadeout to almost complete today. Butler said he j^lll believed Coolidge Would ac cept the nomination If it were offered to him. SHIP PEACHES FROM ASHLAND ApplM, Peaches and Fean Packed at Frnit AaeoefaUloit The second car of late peach« to be shipped from the Ashland Fruit and Produce company wm being loaded today according to 9. D. Taylor, manager of the plant. The poach« hare sited up well tad are of an exceptionally tue quality. A car of Bone and D'AnJou pears wsre shipped to the New York market recently from thei local packing house. Appl«, ac cording to Mr. Taylor, are com ing la in large quantltlw now and the demand to good and prices nyernto. Thirteen people are employed at the packing house at the pres ent time. LITTLE DAMAGE DORM A survey of damage done the Walter Herndon home Beach street early Tueedfcy ma lug.'showed an estimated la « approximately 825. aecordlag Fire Chief Clint Banghmaa. hi ,ke iroBt ’■ tk# flnt Ruth singled to right with two scored, ou a trials alar by Gehrig to the «am field. Ko- '< AlTTh IT I T / ' 111X3 ***• trt’ U *•**•■ Calles Makes lag October t . than w any other of Medford. county of the state, according to ( Pipase l4trd* to Page 2 ) **7 A I tty which toll sate to W tnat at