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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1927)
CÖÜNTY TAX IS LOWERED 1»-YEAR-OLD GIRI. Half Million PORTLAND. Oet. *» —(IP) W W * f e i M k b W on <be vault la the police office, after ra u lt rsjpafeted jd o to t days, the combination lost amj Chief Of Police George McNabb la rpavtbmd whore W * * » e a lls d to testify befofo 's fs d e ril grand Jury. Sons of thé vau lt contents « « i t aMdod Tmtrsdsy m e H t w W allto 'eat to work to "Up * tbe lack aad a fte r a few minâtes — John Arthur Pendar. con new y o fe x . oh . a#.— ( i n — Unless the Catted State« immigra tion barriers are lowered, or ad ditional fund« aad facUlUsi are provided for stricter enforcement Final hearing an the tax bud the problem ot excluding nattoa- get for Jackson county la to be ato of ether countries illegally en held Nov. 22^ whoa nay citizen tering theee shorea pfomtaes to with o protest may come before prove as disheartening as Prohibi the committee aad object and fin tion work. • a l e barges will be made. As toon This-is the conclusion Of immi as the budget to finally determin gration commissioners througA- ed It will be turned over to tbe ont the coantry. The United assessor for extension oa thy tax States now harbors between 600<- rolls. 000 and 1,500,000 alien« whose At the present time indications entrance was illegal, aad to con are that the total tax levy for fronted with the problem of locat Jackson county thia yeftr Will be ing then» aad paying a huge earn about 2.5 mills leas than l a s t for their deportation. year due to the redemptioa and Renewed activity la recent payment of interest on highway months t>i the part of lmmlgra- bonds from the O. A C. tax refpad ilen inspectors, who have been monies which total approximately re-saw ing hack -aad forth over 395.000. the 2.000-mile breadth of -this Tbe sum for tbe county school country, have b m agtt’ np the fund is 385.150. There are 8,51« monthly total ofgdeportable aliens school children In the county, and o nearly 1,000.. Bat etna at thia the law provides that 31* he lev-' -ate. pnzzled officials point out, led for each child. Thy county it would take between 500 and school library * fdad will be 1,500 years to rid the nation of 3851.3«. a dime beta« levied for ts illegal-entry aliens, many ot each school child. ‘ whom woqld make desirable cit The high school is estimated at izens. The Provost hardware company approximately 331,000, to be lev Recent newspapers articles la ied under the state tax against 1* making plans to remove tbe pe the United States regarding de school districts not taatatainfhg a tition between the hardware store portation ot 108 aliens from Ellis aad-the room formerly occupied high school. - — - - - The l!bfsry tevy w«r »He fWd ■by t i e Hargrove Mlaaary store, miMS( to raise about 3«,000. ex- and Install a complete line of ordinarily 10 hpathetic to the na- cepf in Ashland, which assesses sport tag goods, according to an f toft’s immigration prdbleM. Its«dt for that pnrpoee. '« » b i nouncement made today kg Dom Deportable aliens fall ‘ l a t a - The cute tax for this county ino Provost. these classes: . wn( «ot taeeel 3213.523.47 under (' The show windows of the-, - va / ,1. Foreign sailors who overstay thm «lx I f ffc ^ lim b a fte n la w P cant «tore lm*«»heey nMBzed by IMtir ahbre-|«h|e. These hvcto e v r e n ekpemto f o a l > age 12.000 ahnualiy. to figured « M it3 .2 5 3 .lo . .2. “Border Jumpers” — aliens Present plaa* include tbe In county clerk’s office. who jump over the Mexican or Tftte road fund wlH probably stallation of a complete tine of Canadian border*, without b«Be- ih ch an increase of abont Mt per geods for fcuntihg, fishing golf* flt Of «feu cent.I as tb* fund waa exhausted tag, tednto, and sill other sports. 3. Allen visitors who overstay by ewenditnres the nay« year for their six ra<^dhs';permit. - <r damages caused by* the high wa 4. Allens legally entered who ter of last March, . i ♦ - » within Uve'yeato become pubHe charges, due to circumstances or iginating ontaide tbe Daited victed oCM double murder In Oregon la 1011, And eehee- «aeStly pardoned tram pris on. waa arrested bare today charged with assaulting a 15- year old girl. Pender was apprehended after he had ripped the girl*« clothing from her body aad was ehoklng her intq aacon- aciousness according to po lice. who heard the girl (cream. . A veteran officer ognized Pender xho anted him not to disclose hie rec ord. He was convicted of killing Daisy Wehrman and non. Chari Isa on Labor Day In 1911. at Scappoose. Ore gon. Evidence indicated he to a moral degenerate. He was sentenced to hang, the death sentence commoted ahd was paroled la 1921. « ft. «L fe k tf f the the nasta* subject: **T Canadian or Mexican while it to egaally tmpr. guard every tael of the shore*. In the case-of coavic criminals, the Federal a have no trouble, for aft« their term« these lndivi teat from prisons to the tian statftaa. Bat aRen only represent a small | \ (days. The pabllc to lovlagly loomed,- • • ■ Methodist Mphtei North Mala and H. F. Pembert Morning worship EfddrtM ening a t Tou are tend i l i id , a fe threatening to te n t lb 'f e e attem pi to Sabbath School, 0:45 A, M. Preaching at 11:00. V Dr. DaWatt Norton will preach at this hour aad coadayt the ser vice at 7;23. The Toaag People will parti cipate In -this service. Note:- Remember that Sun day to. the Rally Dty for tbe 8abbath school. Make tt a real' 1:3« Rally Day by being present, A cordftlty mvitod to suitable program will ba given. the t o s Ä M s df tìto SALE ON 0. D. WOOL SHIRTS A $4.50 Shirt for . . . . . . . $3,R> -A1 Jordan’« Army Goods Store— (Biggest LUtte dtoft in Town, Open Evening^} Come in and see what w e have to offer before buying. . imellke tìltfc fr . T%h .« fi! 1(3 U rtily wètémidtt t i r i k i l i «n- f thè d ty v fe fti é t t i fai. S tftS r - 8 a d ì « s i t e * d ftte lM ip AM me. Come u M Art. _ s_ _ T t t - D i « A d v W ttA Cttfcrvti < rt n ftj c fe*. i . m 2 to • axeapt BnkdayS aad 13. Plan To Open New Sporting Goods Store Staten. work was svacegpfaL Sabbiti Schedi Ì3: 33. Mrs. F. ifley, Snpt. frpftéttl Splndler. c'y. AH classe« regtwsented. Preachlng t t I l i fermo* by Ider FltxgéHld. fellqset: d"We lould Bedffr Óbrt«»ffo.” lMtik Chart* M J fe feuterme Fourth add “C” Sts. Sunday School at 9:4« A, M. Ir T. 8. WUfey, Superintendent. It 11 o'clock service Mm. Edith khitesides,. Deaconess, and Dto- flct President of the Woman’s Missionary Society will give an ddress oft Home Missions. Spee- il Sthghig b f Mrs. BWbng from fsmpa, Idaho. Be snr« to come. At ««13 4>, It. te u fti Peebles ' 5. t'rnvicted alien criminals, N8ACOLA, Fla. Oct. 28.— narcotic peddlers and “persofts •Two aviators. Lieu tenants Frawley and W. 'i. Biker, men, wy» killed, today ’their Curtto» iNawlc jtlaaes ed Into each other over tbe They dropped through the i view of thousands of per- AUTOMOTIVE SHOP 3 n k t 7:20 P. -It. Inspiring Song «ferrica, followed by an Educa- tfohal address by Prof. R. V. D eloit. M. A.. Acting President or the Northwest Nsxarene Col lette at Nampa. Idaho. Mm. De- ibh^ «vili fèridìr special select io n in song. ^be regular mid-week prayeg meèttìg will be held on Wed- neaday evening at 7:20 P. M. P. C. Thatcher, Pastor witnessed t^a^mmduction. iVe dram* r * 3 V tobgh the relieving Ita Intense- dra- wm iM«bvtet«m onu«B North Maia aad Hslman Sts. ¡‘Primary Christianity’* will H " “Hhe theme of the pastor. Rev. Hugh T. Mltohelmore, Ston^ay morning at ll: 0 0 . At tbe T:Jo Worship period the subject will be i*Three Men.** Have you three In the Bible Sehofel there ale classes for all who Would study God's kora. 0:4,6 A. M. dhftotlan Endfeitor fcfeielies: Tbp Mtornledtf^e Snd Senior meit at 0:30 and tbe Junior at 4:03 K id. Mid-Week Bible study and hrsyfer service 7:80. . * I 1 J U Z d f ö b f t f e n the t i h t t ft B W f f t f e bgfe when oo|y d efiU M l Itfv fe e mwr BJ was eiectnc ana it w i «W?.- Thete are sixty-egl M illio n people ih 8tateBttvmgin«idbi â fth fe f u n ited gr-. -a. e l y w ir e a serving jRnencan Yon who have Helped to build $ 6 ¿tectricdl age, and who have profited from it in coififort, con- tW fe s ifie a h d h a M iA tib s a f e . ^ilard i 6 fotnre growth far con tinued support of the J^inerican é m e t* « t e .-NDftìbtfr^ f r i t t i ut. iM iiig ä tiir -C a life m i* tjrXCBrri M irar ■;