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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1927)
Unsettled and VOLLI LOCAL MAN IS ELECTED Wirt M. Wright Nominated as Alternate Delegate to General Reeeiyed'W bsn Annual publication of the Oregon Blue Book Mae been made and a copy received at The Tidings of fice above It to be complete In ev ery detail. Form of compilation baa been changed in order that the eiee of the book might h r the smallest poaaible. In aa addition an official list of state, county and municipal of ficers, the volqrne contains gener al inform ation concibrning the personnel and functions of all state offices, boards, commissions and institutions, as v e il as a ll federal departments maintaining offices in the state. Statistical data relating to state and various state activities is also listed In Leaden W ill Check Over and Re-assign Cards—Re lief I x p r e s t e d ’T ull Amount of Budget Can be Raised if Prospects Are Visited by Workers. W ith a deficit of approximately 1700 oa the needed, «3888. bud get for the year, Y. M. C. A. workers at a luncheon today made plana fo r clearing up the deficiency. A ll pledge card« will be called In, checked over gnd re-asslgned. the hook. and v erker» w ill visit ah of those who have not yet been approached for podge« for the 1827-28 Y. M. C. A. v e rk In tula city. Ten workers attended the re port luncheon nt noon today and several hundred dollars in pledg es were turned in. Failu re to get in touch w ith 'a ll prospects is believed to he’ the Prisoners Bleep on Concrete reason for the present deficit as a flo o r in Jackson great number of cards vers turn- ville J Ail ad in shoving the number of prospective subscribers to" the fund were neither visited, or else which to to he tke temporary were not at home when the Y courthouse until such time as workers attended to to locate the g>unty provides a suitable them. Belief was also expressed structure, to progressing nicely. Installation of the cells of the county Jail in the new building at Medford to being completed and the 20 prisoners in the county Jail have no calls now and are a il In the main section. They have no beds bat are sleeping on the concrete floor itiön of Budget by u n til their new quartern are com- Voters Will be ’ PM»«*- , _ T h e r e w U l M . o M «tor p< cells in the new Jail w ith quarters to Tuesdgy afternoon. November I accommodate 25 prisoners, The r o r k o f installing tho Iffikip- 22 legal voters of the Ashland ment should be completed within school district may attend t h e a few days a A l as soon as the meeting held nt the city hall for tho purpose of discussing the bud LA GRANDE, Oct. 27.—41»— • heating system in the naw hnild- get which was recently estimated The Oregon State Parent Teach ■ lag to completed the prisoners by members of the school board ers Association thia afternoon de w ill he moved from Jacksonville and a' citisens committee. T h e feated the proposal to change Ito i to Medford. school budget is not considered nominating system by naming five by the city budget' commission, members from various sections e f jut a cltisen’g committee constst- the state. ng of Mrs. E. A. Woods, T. H. Contest of this proposal delayed Simpson, J. H. Hardy, G. O. Eu election of officers so that it was banks and A. M. Beaver met w ith mid-afternoon before balloting the five school board members to was completed and the convention estimate the budget. The school adjourned for lnnch without an district budget is entirely apart nouncing result of officers elect- from the City budget. Mrs.' Lester Pittm an, 48. whose husband to employed aa a sawyer at the California-Oregon Box A Lumber company m ill in thia city, to in a hospital a t Yreka, enffer- ln gfrom serious, perhaps fa ta l i n \ Juries received when th e ,F o r d car she v as driving plunged over an embankment near that city, Mrs. Pittm an suffers from a bioken a rm , both lags are brok en, -her tod y to terrib ly cut and bruised and. internal iaJuries are feared. H e r condition is such ov en an X -R ay examination of her' injuries Is not possible. Details of the accident yore not learned by friends ia thia city. She vas returning to Aetna Mills, C alif., a fte r a visit la thia city w ith h er husband. W ith her four children, Mrs. Pittm an has resid ed at the Aetna M ills while her husband has been employed at the local factory. ~ ~ ~ She v as alone In a Ford tonr ing ear .when the accident occur red. The ear to believed to have •kid d ed oa the slippery pavement. J A H CELLS TRANSFERRED TO MEDFORD SCHOOL MEET NOVEMBER 22 HOT BATTLE MINERS TAKE STRONGHOLD U nofficial predictions forecast a victory for president for .Mrs, W . W . Gahrinl of Portland who was seeking re-election and op posed by Mrs. Louis Dodge of Ashland. Grlxslles nt tho high school de cidedly defeated the normal school squad la a practice tilt last evening and showed an na- nsual speed and punch which promises to make them able to gain yardage when they meet the University Frosh squad Saturday. Pep meeting! at the high school show tho student body backing the aqnad fn ll fores. ROLL CALL PLANNED Annual ro il call night of- the Elks by ritu al to arranged to the last meeting night in October and this fallin g oa the night^of the trip to Montague to to he made by the local herd, cards w ill he passed ont for ro ll call. T R IN ID A D , Colo., Oct. 7 . - 4 1 » — Cheering and shooting ns they advanced behind the American flag, men and women who are members of the I- W . W . today battled mine guards In the rough Delagua canyon and a fte r more than a dosen knockouts reached Delagua Mine and closed it. The Delagua mine was . one of tho strong holds of the opera- tore and every effort was made to protect It from the striking groups. Two Speeders Plead Gùilty W ard M. Nichols, Oakland, Cal ifornia, and O. Roberts from Baa Francisco, were each fined «7:60 by Municipal Judge C lint Baugh man today when they pleaded guilty to n charge of speeding. They were arrested by Police. Of ficer Sam Prescott ns they speed ed through the school sone on tho. Boalvnrd. Annual Medford-Ashland Grid Battle On Thanksgiving Day There kite M en some publicity school officials, who em phatically in the Medford newspapers rela denied tea} they la d evdn gnter- tive to the possibility of the tataed an M as e f chataging the regular program o f the Armis Medford high school football tice And Thanksgiving tussles be team abandonftg their regular tween Ashland and Medford thanksgiving game w ith the Ask1- tend tea_m so tha^Athay coaid Principal Oonkla play some larger school’s team. ford schools stated However, there to aheolnt/ly to th lsf an the local school officials have com- nranleatod with the Medford ao' foundation countenance such and teat Medford Ashland oh Thanks Ashland. Confusion Which Has Re sulted Prom Great Dis aster Makes R s t i m a t e Almost Impossible—More Than 900 of Passengers A n Reported Accounted for Today. B A H IA , Brasil., Oct. 27.— (IP)— The French steamer "Moe- ella” first of the ships vhose herolc efforts, turned the slaking of the Ita lia n liner, "Prlncipesaa Mafaida” Into a triumph of man over sea arrived here today w ith 24 members of the Mafaldas crew. “ I believe not less than 400 persons perished." Commander er, B. C., has just celebrated his Bps bnsy at a man’s job. He ia Mosella told the United Press. or women’s dresses, while MYs. fle salt» he did not know how on Mr. Quick was born In 1820 many persons were rescued by don. H e form erly was a carriage other ships. from New Y ork to Cleveland. John (Daddy) Quick of Vai 107th birthday, and he.stfll shown hors making patter Aubley A. Naef of Seattle, 1 in England, 150 miles f r o « maker. In 1882 be wa‘ Course in Retail Selling and Store Management to • B e Cfcaniber’s N ext Project N o - 1 member of the class w ill have an « •-¡o p p o rtu n ity to put on a demon- ktail stration and get advantage of the i«nt suggestions made. The third part of the program T ® * will be impromptu talks by mem- berg of the clasg stating how_ to wU1 handle customers In their depart^ 8 e menu. how complaints are rectl- raC fled, how fa r they can go’ in of- ferlng suggestions to assist tho ip9F .purcheaor lq determining wjfat krnfclesto buy and other sim ilar will and " ’ 1 n ,u ' h a will tra- cles lur- enU era- iug- in matters. A t the close of t h o meetings there w ill be-g social half hour. Chairman Billings states there w ill be no charge for admission to this class. Many" employers plan to attend the first meeting w ith a ll their employees and see how the coursq w ill be conducted, This course Is one of the features of the chamber’s program which was announced at the town meet- lag and the prospects p o in t. to having about one hundred in the class. Meetings w ill be held ev- ary tp o weeks during the Winter Please Turn to Page Five These Boys May Waken 0 /d Rip Indebtedness on Pall Ranch Was Cleared by Cash De posits After Signing of Teapot Dome C e a s e s , Pueblo Banker Tells Jury Hearing Famous Conspir acy Case. comes the delegate for the 1829 General Assembly, Those from Ashland v h o at- tended the Evangelistic eonfer- eace and meetings of the Pres- bytery were: Mr. W right, W . P. W alter, Miss Estetl Haya, Mrs. Rlla Garett, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh T . Mitchelmore. —________ - W ASHING TO N, Oct. 2 7 .- 4 1 » — Testimony of H a iry F. Sinclair before the senator oil committee that he had gone to see F ail, then secretary of Interior about leasing Teapot Dome January, 1822, was barred ns testimony against him in the F nli-8inclair oil conspiracy trial here today. Defeated In their effort to use rp/"k /AYpzv A KTT’TI? the senate oil committee testi X V VlVYJAlVIZtEf mony, the government turned to f f A P I L y P V establish a motive for F all's al l u E l TV D W U l l l X leged fraudelent lease to Sin ______ clair. o r T /m .'n w l I k ? w h « tM S POMOr8 O r g a n i c L. T. Rule, assistant cashier or 12 men were killed when the Screen Histori- of the Pueblo bank, testified M. bollers exploded. Radio reports c a l S oc.i«tv T . Everhart, F a ll’s son-in-law, ffom other ships apparently make deposited Liberty bonds amount it impossible that so many could Technique of motion pictures, ing to 180,000 in F a ll’s name have perished. make-up. costuming, lighting, is soon after the lease was signed Nine hundred and seven of the to he studied by members of and that «20,000 worth o f bonds 1.25« passengers are apparently PacKlc Highway Screen His- were returned ‘‘“'htBPffi* accounted for but such confusion tOrlcal gocety. which, under the south’’ and sold, the proceeds still prevails that the estimate direction of American Legion deposited to the account of tho of those still unaccounted T or Poat members, is to be organised F a ll’s ranch lesq than-two months could not he made. The oom- at a « ¿ t in g to be held Monday after the lease was signed. H e mander of the French ship which night in the Pioneer H all, testified that cash deposited w ip landed 24 Vas not o p tim isticJn Purpose.or the organisation is ed out indebtedness of more than regard to reports. I t la Impos- to arouse interest in restoration «100,000 on the Falls ranch. slbie to estimate tho great, losses Of historical landmarks along the M. T. Bverehart, son-in-law o f ke sa,d* highway, and form tho nucleus F all, and ranch partner refused _ of interest In the proposed qnotion to toll the oil conspiracy tria l 1 picture development. Ashlafid 1» Jury where he got the «280,500 Bn I/b e rty bones on May, 1822, » . n V K N U S XxAJvXEl ganlsatfoa, aerorilTng* to present [month after F ail lensed the Ten« He do- O A C T D A M l? ! ! p,ans> and organisation of siini- pot Dome to Sinclair > V O X X v /iv lZ llz Ia r clubs, all affiliated with the dined on the ground Vast such - Ashland organisation, at other testimony might incrim inate hftn. The government chargee Sin Sons Almont Lose Hope c,l,#a along the highway is coa- clair sent the bonds to Influence When Another Poet- ~ Utopiated. Fall's action ns secretary of the ponement is Made “To Pr®a®rT® the pioneer as- Interior in granting the lease. H e ----------- • pert of the country, to make seepied satisfied w ith the impres The Southern Oregon Normal Ashland a typical western city sion Everhart's silence made on school football team w ill have and preserve the spirit of west, the Jury. A fter Evernart refused to be content with merely prac- we moat have .some sort of an to answer questions the fu ry wag tlce for another week, for this organisation, which will spon- excpsed while the attorneys argu mornlng the authorities at the sor the preservation of historl- ed whether Everhart was immune Humboldt, Calif. State College, cal landmarks and history, and from testifying. whose team was supposed to play we must live In such western at- Owen Roberts, government S. O. N. S. Saturday, informed mosphere tp properly Imbibe the prosecutor contended ho was not the local authorities that they spirit.” Carl A. Theobald, Holly- immune and that mere fear of would not be able to come t o • wood movie man who Is seeking humiliation In court does dot lend Ashland. to arouae Interest In the or- Imm unity ns statue lim itatio n pre There is some infantile paraly- ganisatlon and in the develop- vents prosecution of Everhart. K sls In Eureka and the authorities felt it would be safer to keep their team a t home. Thus, the game which was scheduled to be played In Medford Saturday will not be played. So the first game which the local normal school team will have w ill be the one with the Albany college team here Sat- urday, November 5th. T h e ’ can- ment of motion pictures here, states. The meeting, which is to be open to the public, was authoris- ed a t tho Legion meeting Tues- day evening. Details of the .organisation, election o f officers, amount of dues sad other details are t<f be worked out at the meeting, , . - • i ------ cellatlon of the Huipboldt game was a keen disappointment to the local school. M o /H n w l P o n n r ln C U lO r U 1 a p C l BOY OWNS HEIRLOON Silver Spoon Was irought Over Plains by Pioneers ■ John W alker, high school freshman. Is the proud poaaeesor of a tiny silver spoon, family heirloom more than 108 years old, given him by his grand mother, Mrs. 8erettn Walker. Mrs. W alker, who Was a pion eer o f Jackson comity, having crossed the plains, received the dainty spoon from her father before leaving ' tee east. ; The » • The Medford newspaper of Wednesday afternoon had a aewa item that A afland high school and Eugene high school teams would piny here Saturday, In cidentally taking a slap nt the Eugene high team which had previously cancelled a game with the Medford team. This was incorrect as Ashland w ill play the freshman team of tho University of Oregon, as an nounced in The Daily Tidings. Technicalities O f Several Ashland spoon Is o f solid slitter, with become entangled welded handle, an exquisite piece in California on of workmanship. -expeditions and. / cupid wiks y C upid-Is no respecter of (he aged. Horatio F .. W il ton. 71, cAme ail tho way from Sacramento to Ashland to gat hto 77 year old sweet heart, Mrs. Anna M urray. x reports to The banters have with the law duck bunting according Dally to Tidings, several o f tho eases were the result of technicalities .which tee local hunters did not have know ledge o f before beiag cdngkt. , One hunter, tor instance, hunt ed twn days ia Caliternla, where Faculty Members Go To Prineville A. q. Strange, head o f the department of education a t thd Southern Oregon Norm al aqkodj and Miss Eva W h ite, supervisor of the Prim ary Grades have gone to Prineville to speak be fore the Teacher’s Iaaitltnte y h lc k is being held there. Norm al School facnlty members h are been much In demand aa in stan te speakers throughout the atntm A PROUPIC P O T A » SALEM , Ore., Oct. 27. (IP)— Governor Patterson looking forwnrg to hreakt tomorrow mornigg.