Ashland daily tidings., October 19, 1927, Image 1

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, of the meat historic
)k»*ee8 In Ashland hag been
n<»eed , th e ir sanasi
vaston o fX h a basta i
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gre said t o b e »opr ■
In« their los« licht b«
dulckîy fattened rap
«rain stebtto «sida.
Improvement of* .Nevada
Street, Inspection of Now
AAA ' Equipment Occupy
Attention of. Leaders—
Regular Meeting Date
GET T ABLES |i
AND CHAIRS
Oouncihnent Tuesday Evening Nhme Laymen to Assist
in Arranging, 1928 City Allowances—Commission Will
FORLIBRARY
Meet November 1—Interest Problem.
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-wrecked In the march of
.progress.,
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* Back to t i e ’!•« , accord­
ing to Information (Ire n
The Daily Tidings, the Bob
Hsrgsdine
residence
wan
constructed In Ashland, ¿in
the lot next to The Daily
Tidings office. Later it was
moved to the lot back of the
Automotive Shop.
Recent­
ly It whs torn down, thus
removing one. of the oldest
— possibly the oldest sur­
viving— residence in the
city.
The Y. M. C. A. Budget sub­
scriptions todayxtotal 92.443. Thia
A-j-real problem confronts members of. the budget LJbrary Used Extensively
Per Reference Work,
toHEMltoion, named last night by members of the city
Miss Hicks Stetes
oetHH^ und eouncilmen when they prepare the 19*28
DudfEt flfir thc city of Ashland.
Purchase of six new tables and
llffitallMvrPf the budget committee ar$: A- E. Kinney, 43 -chairs for use at tho city li­
J. H. PWfc*, G. W. Dunn, T. A. Simpson, Henry Enders, brary, a t an approximate cost of
9590, was authorised by e I 9 y
Jr., J, H. McQoe and Dr. P. G. Swedenborg.
eouncilmen Tuesday evening.
, Acting Mayor J. E, Thornton has palled the first
Blanche Hicks, city lib ra r­
Official meeting of the council and budget commission ian Miss
aqd A. C. Joy presented the
for November 1, this meeting to be preceded by a num­ need of new equipment at the li­
brary and asked that tha cost of
ber of informal sessions.
Mem bora of this commission«.., .
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and
connetiffiail <muffi
decide T V A / V l i n I I I
TVY
Ir o n what soiree revenue fo r P v v x j
u u A VI
the approximate 912.009 interest
x i n r a i flW p A I X I T O T h
ap tha 9321.000 w atth o f boids
s I g fill O lA K l U j D
which are to he leaned. for the
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Canyon Reservoir eonetruetioa,
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pr~»t « « »
rates w ill bo lnsofBetaot, accord-
ing to City Solicitor W m . Briggs,
who states the revenue can he
derived w ither through taxation
or from aa increased water rits ^
According to records to the
office o f the city recorder, and
basing eetlmates-x>n the revenue
derived from water revenue the
first four m onth, of the new
rates, the city water department
w ill h a y . receipts totolllng ap-
B w l Of Oily Health
Department
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FO O TB A LL 30 pc-hulenetr ye- as
Ashland H igh School GrtssUes
* * 9 0,aF the K lam ath Falls High
Pelicans Saturday afternoon
on
* • high uchoej football gridiron,
B« » » • n fto * h’r
F- Q
Swodenburg, hogd of the city
b~ r4 ’
ths pfaylng # f th#
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the firat real battle
proximately 944.900 at the end - _
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o f tha year,
insufficient to
tloajil 11».1»««
sn>e.of tha laffi »lll.O O O b d d fi
for. the improvement.
One solution for raising, a part'
of the needed atfiount offered is
for the city to pay from the
general fund to the water de­
partment, for the Water the Oity
uses, this would inclhde Are pro­
tection and park
uses.
The
electric light department pays
>5.000 a yea? fb? street HghK
Ing b d td ih a c ity has IreretoCore
received Water w ithout cost.
The problem ql falsing thls^ In­
terest w ill be. threshed out fa de­
tail by the business ** m?n and
feounefi.
, An effort w ill be iqade to l^airo
th e . budget complete i>y Decem­
ber 1. in order thjst,
fa*- i«nr
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o’clock Saturday.
Dr. 8wedenburg expressed be­
lief ih a tftb e ben, placed on games
bScauswd^ tb * W a n l M psrktysis
xlttm tt0q.Js.no longer necogjary.
r 'Ate- NarpfaJ aehpol w ill prob­
ably play the Humboldt
State
college a weak from Saturday,
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Successor
Crumpacker
t)r. Gregg to
Address
Dr. O. W . Gregg w ill speak at
Kiwanis luncheon Frldhy
noon,
according to H. C. Galey, secre­
tary of tUs club, fi, hia*, Weekly
bulletin thessag^'to the members.
, j Appreciation-of thw i,worh , of
• Velma Clapp aa club pianist and
mention o f the attractive g i f t
presented, her qw her d en a tu re
from this city', la also made. *'
Named ‘"Coach E : W . McNeal b f the 8.
G. N. Schdol is'the newest K lw an-
to
ian in town.
IS_ELECTED
Pranklin pT xoren
the chairs and tables be included
In their 1929 budget— the pres­
ent purchase being in the form of
an advance.
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Equipment taken from the old
normal school and used In the li­
brary was recently transferred to
the present Southern Oregon N o r­
mal wbea Increased enrollment
mad« additional equipment neces­
sary.
' An Increased use o f the library
ta r reference work comes w ith
the opening of Normal, high and
grade, schools, false Hicks states,
and said tha need for new fn rn l-
ture^wae qultq urgent as at tha
present time adults ware using* one
of the children’s tables and if
■ o ra wanted to read there “It
■sight ha neceaayy to stand them
around the wnH.”
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Miss Hicks was authorized to
get loem furniture dealers to bid
on. the contract fo r the new equip­
ment.
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may be made and assessments
of .property, ordered.
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budget Is 91,SOS short.
The Chevrolet* led by F r « '1
Carson have woo, the first t w • '
heats of the campaign race, s b r
are confident that they w ill com *
out ahead In the ffapl lapa.
At the report luncheon held,
this noon nt the Plaza the foljow*
Ing reports were made,
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ChevroletS—:9457.
Fords— 9298. ’
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John D. Rockefeller recentl
ture to be taken as he pis:
cheater county. Naw York,
photographer’s bourn of tlx
soon w ill be leaving P ocj
PEARS BRING
FANCY PR]
Oarload of Valley
Offered cu New 1
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Fancy prises Were offered for
a car* o f late pears packed and
shipped by the Ashland F ru it A
Produce Association to the New
York M arket.
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Extra Fancy Boses brought
94.44 per box; Fancy Boses, >4;
Extra Fancy Cornice,
«4.25 f
Fancy Cornice, 92.7«: E x t r a
Fancy D ’AhJoy, 94.25; and Fancy
D’AhJoy, 93.00.
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Kxtra high prices have been of­
fered for the fmitt which has been
shipped from the local packing
hduse this year^ peaches bringing
record prices In both
Portland
and New Y o rk markets.
When’ll He Start Cackling
PLAN BIBLE
STUDYW
north of town that Nevada street
W ASHINGTON. Oct. 12. — IIP)
he improved to save a detour In > -W lth patriotism indicated as a
entering the city from that dl* defense in the F»ll-81nclalr oil
■ rection. ' Tho 'chpmber w ill co* oonsptracy trial, M artin
Ltttle-
opdrats with the city In this
matter.
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Looking fo rw n rd L to the- re*
J sumption o f the forum dinners,
- the forum committee was in­
structed to work out the de­
tails of these meetings to be held
monthly 'in the evenings.
The
first meeting w ill probably he
held within the next, two weeks.
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The second Monday In each
month was selected as the re g t-
lar meeting date of*tha directors.
The meetings fr ill be held to
V the evenings starting at 7:29
o’clock.
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The
membership
committee
n was lnstrfictah t h ' take proper
* steps to bring the opportunities
' df. servioe to
the
community
1 through
membership
in
l' chamber.
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SfORM RAGES
on A tlantic
Series of Wreoka of Schoon
era and Barges and
Small Craft
Washington, Oct 10— (LP>— A
series of wrecks of schooners and
other small craft, with some res­
cues at sea were reported by
coast guard headquarters today
as a n \A tla n tlc storm continu­
ed to paralyze shipping.
The captain and crew of «the
schooner “W illiam Burnha’’ *o f
Mobile, Iallabam'a, were picked
up by a liner.
The schooner
was fired before It war* aban­
doned.'
LABOR GROUP
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Application' for; affiliation with
the Northwest H l-V clubs is to
ba made b y' the local organis­
ation according to plans *out-
lin a tf at a tfaeetfag held Tues­
l>ils From
Coos County
To Organize
*•» P*«a!> 1 * . •ax . Al u#
A. A <1
day
ei.dpfaK
In * connection
w ith, this a confqat is to be con­
ducted, polhta being received
to r attendance, «Ible study lih.d,
OygantXatton of a Coos ooonty
sp<vleq .work.
Fifteen
boys t attehded jb e chih ls to he effected a td 't h a
L meqttog ¡an« ,throe' new members Schthem Oregon Normal school.
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t o K r t » A»*»: 'Tom Don Sm ith at an assembly this
Beswioh. W .,,C . F fa ld and E arl morning requested students from
that crnipty to ntot, f a r f f i * Organ­
Ltotoew -
13»P. utob OOF has a
ization" meeting.
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,f m a m b e ra b te ,o |,> 9 i ,
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. W a lter Redtford, faculty lie m -
Fffiday .M to ra p o u tosp,, « ^
Mt, V « i< f t ta d tly was * an Insti­
- fa«» 4*1 th e k ith , schoeii a r l to
tute
speaker
at
Lakeview,
be ,'SPwnsorad) by th a . H i-Y and
.brougty greetings froiq Jarm er 8-
»James Nuttar.T Jgoy Abbott and
O. N. students who *ro dow touch­
Selden Burton wato named' U
ing fa tk a t district, to tb sffiudent
a eonjmlttae to ba In c h a r ll of
body and spoke of praise he had
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> p M t Fr,d* y received regarding - the work of
afternoon. . ..
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graduates of tfce local institution.
A commlt(ee waa appointed
Yodpr, instructor In music
r
A M a
afraaraipp,
*1 ,1 * 0 school, ¿fared A | | f f violin
" W w a n g e n of 0 ^ . commit-, guuibers, accompanied by. Miss
,U o « a M gp tara, ;■
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Wiuw.
N n tte r,. «eldqn Rnrtopv ^ w re n c e
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Powell and Ray Abbott.
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Today’s total— 9072.
J. C. Hopper and team were In«
dividual
winners bringing MU
1199.50.
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Mr. Carson reported 12 work«
o n la the field today.
, H. G. H arlan reported seven •<
his Fords had spent th * morning1
plugging away.
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Due to An error In
addition
Fords w ire credited with leading
Monday but tha ChewlaS claim
the honors.
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Workers expressed belief t h t t
the fund would total more t h a ffi
91.900 by uoon Thursday and thtof
they would easily go “ over thè
top*’ In subscriptions by the end
of the week.
Inability to visit ssany folks
was pointed out as tho reason for
•m ailer amount of support report?
ed today. Many new subscript
tlons are being received.
PLAN USED
GAR SALES LOT
instance
Three New Members
’ lu te Mi < Olab
: ; ’ a 7 ’ N ight I* <
The New ford« Plug Away
Bai the Carson Te«n
Take* Honors — Tolpl
2,443 to Date—81,000 £
Needed for Complete Pre-
gram of Work.
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gire. S e n # Hegtk, jwhoto pra»
Automotive
Shop
Starts
pefte. to « • » tkp -Grawnon rème?
yoir naked that ag gftfeia] survuy
of an quttot fr a w lk e to
from Terrace strqiffi le t H High
Drive
be md«e
to order
Thé Adtoinotlvb -Shop is levai*
that tm "rebuUdto«” ¿ M r place;
ipg the lot. hack of the shop aa
Vioneer svénue, wher4 ‘a’ , re­
conditioned chr said 'lot will) be
operated in the' Adar future.
A fenee w ill be constructed
around the lot, cover sheds built
to protect the reconditioned cars
which the company will place
there for sale, and other im­
provements wiU, be made. The
Automotive Shop, local agents
for the Chevrolet
aatomoblle,
ha» experienced an Increase fa
business which makes thé ad­
ditional space tor their recon­
ditioned cars necessary.
PO RTLAND. Oct. 19 — (IP) —
Sectoring God’s commands are to
be obeyed, not debated, the clergy
of tga Oregon Episcopal church
has Issued mstatement opposing
Judge Beu Lindsey and Rabbi
Lewis Newman, scheduled f o r
Saturday night, on Lfalsey’a com­
panionate marriage ideas.
Phralysisin
M arshfield ,
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pot.
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— ThrOe new esses of Infestilo
NEW WEATHER MAN
U Walter Pick,; new 'head of paralysis developed ta Oooo Bay
the weather burequ st Medford
took np his duties there yester­
day. He goes to Medford from
8t. Louie. Defraar M. Lfttle. for­
mer heed of the-Med ford bureau
leaves soon for Los Angelas where
Ba has a position In fftg t - frost
H .W a ! k a r was authorised to
make t ie survey, when the matter
whs referred to the street cob *
mlttoe.
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A petition from t i e City H aras
shoe club signed by numerous
followers of the apart, asking that
tbs club be permitted to eetabtoto
headquarters fee tha winter to tgB
old Graar bungalow or build A
shed over the present courts, was
referred to toe, Park Oommtoetrfa.
w ith t a i tMdaatoff «e thè B o u t
evard part««« « to t. the Normal
WILL DEBATE
Sard to lotollaa
ON MARRIAGE standard ltghfa
t.
Ben Lindsay Will Meet
Numerous Matters of Im
-Jewish Rabbi in
portense Remain
Forensic Clash
Undecided <
dO R V A L L IS , Oct... 1 I-— (U»>—
W ith many questions of state­
wide impertanoa pending t h p
Oregon Federation of Labor In
conference hero today faced the
necessity of remaining In session
most, of Thursday instead of ad­
journing tonight. Complete con­
stitutional revision Is qne of tha
problem* betore the oopfsrencs.
Now*the convention mardly nom­
inates Its officers but under tha
proposal baforo the convention,
electtoi would also be made.
Incfadlttg t M lay lag. out of fane«,
might prograto. city Bagtouur.r;
today.
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Adeline Lanagan, 7. and M ary
Lanagan, 4. sisters, daughters of
A. ,W. Laaessn of B a ilo r a h d
Betty Simpson. 2, daughter Of
Robert Simpson,
ara
affusto«'
with the dread malady. Tha fitta*
filas bava been quaraatlasd. '
hallavad a M are
than that tom-,
ba works« •to*-
Naad o f topuj
a naw truck foi