’FTmraxa Qregon—Rain in —Thursday fair. The Dally T if^ F be tuned at noon F r k whieh w ill make it necessary tor all news and advertising copy to be In onr offlee earlier than usual. To iaeure publi­ cation, It w ill be advisable to have yonr copy in the offlee Thursday afternoon. The offlee w ill be closed Friday afternoon, in order that all may attend the Ashland-Medford game in Medford. The corn was popped even- . ly , udthout any barned grains • » < *•« method. W hen The Tidings force pad earn, M r. flood carried back to his shop orders for seven o f the electric pop­ pers. '■O' The Tidings force w ill certainly enjoy a corn popping winter. Responding to JDefenae Day teat flattery JB„ S4»th STEAMER IS WRECKED ON ROCK COAST METHODIST PUBLISHER DIED TODAY A rtillery, armory 4 X Fpi-jy-rogr man. throe battery officers and two battalion o fficers, M ajor Clyde Malone and Lieuten­ Dr. H. C, Jennings, o f Port- ant Beecher Danford were pres­ land, W m ' W ell Known ent fo r the (eat. < Figaro ; T h s /t e U , designated to teat the ability o f the national guard P O R TLA N D , Nov. — — unit« aa to' time needed for mo­ Dr. H . C. Jennings. 77, who re­ bilisation, under fu ll equipment, tired as head of the AU Metho­ embrased every national guard dist Book publishing Interests an it in the Baited States aad seven years ago. died In Chicago was carried out as usual w ith today, his daughter's were sd- absolute seerpey. vtosfl by telegraph. F o r 88 year* The B attery was mobilised with be was head of the giant publish­ complete equipment in what is ing concern moving to Portland believed to have boon near roeord | whan tyl health, forced his re­ time. A short d rill followed, a n d , tire m e n t.-- this was followed by a hot to-1 male feed. | A large number o f spectators were present for the bin M ill tlon d rill. CELEBRATION COACH DRIVES ' NORMAL SQUAD n t b u o t h “ Fro n tier carnival, »rsneered by Herd American Legion • Club^ opens tonight in . The event ia „to he Kftertfy H en whtoh has the coach rang out tim e dad agaifc in praise as some mato gate an exceptional performance. W ith - 1«| u few seconds however there was a snarl aad biting criticism “The lid Is trfily off ,’’ those as the same man tailed to come in charge say and a rio t of fun up to standard in. another as­ has been prepared. Prise con­ signment. The blond mentor is tests of a ll kin d* w ill be staged no respecter o f persons. A ll foot­ aad thè old time dance h a ll w ill ball players look a llk e' te him bring back memories of the days z and he demands.unstinted e fo rt o f ’4». Jrojh captain as well ad lowliest Bloodthirsty gunmen, miners, substitute. Spectators on the dancing girla w ill he ia evidence, sidelines were heard ' to remark’ tru ly pressi d te r the part. about the unusual response tge ‘ The big show starts tonight Fnsseng fers Landed Safely —Tugboat Races to J . - Rescue JPRINCE RUPERT, B. C„ Not. »8—(IF H -T h e position of the specked steamer, "Catala” be­ came more serious today with the forward hold tilling as the double bottom was punctured when she wont on the rocks SO miles from hero. FINE PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED HI-Y HOLDS PEP MEETING Medford Legion Post Spon ; sors Great Arm istice D ay Celebration Boy» Pledge Support to Leaders Glass for Father A Son Banquet Ashland, JacksonvtUe and oth­ er neighboring communities w ill participate in The big .«.rmiatice Day program at Medford Friday, sccording to announcement, by H , L. Bromley. * , r # A fte r weeks of preparation Modford Poet No. IS , has pat Finishing touches on p lan t for the Jlggeet»‘Armistice bay celeb ration in the history of Southern Ore­ gon. * BplendMr support and. coopera­ tion MM been given Ute Lsglbn men in arranging for the a ffair. Newton Chaney, Chairman of the parade committee reports a splendtg response from lodges, civic organisations, and eervlce clubs, and a patriotic parade of real m erit is Anticipated. A t­ H l-Y boys will heck leaders of the W s * clubs in making the F a­ ther and Son banquet scheduled for Friday evening, November 18, a success, according to 'pledges made at a H l-Y meeting held last evening. The meeting was in the fo rm of a pep rally. The banquet w ill be held in the junior high school, Instead of the a rm o r/ as had been o,rigtnally planned. ^ T h e tofid H u class w ill moot VOTI Well Known Janitor W m Talking to Friend .Whm Stricken by Apoptex? Early Today—Waa M M , T im e R esident o f T h i l City—D aughter SurviVBi. this morning, a t his home west of this city. H e was talkin g to a friend, and was'apparently In his usual condition, when without warning he collapsed and fell to the ground. Ddath occurred al­ most instantly. I t to believed death was d u e t o appoplexy. .About 80 pepole attended the firs t meeting last night o f t h e class in re ta il selling and qtore Afinsgement held la the Ashlsnd Hotel. One of the features of the •qvenir/; was a series of sales '■emonstrattons and Mrs. Nellie Young who “sold” a coat to Mrs. H . D. McNair was awarded first prise for putting on the most of- this evening to make final a r­ rangements, ontUning a program, and securing a principal speaker for the event. M EETS SERGEANT WOULD X-RAY PENDER HE^ A fter nearly nine y ea n of Sep­ tend officers have been asked to M r, Utes to survived by one aration, Don Spencer, local post- assist In directing the big parade. The Medford F ire Department has daughter, Mrs. M ina T ro tter, Fos­ office clerk, enjoyed a reunion promised to feature the parade toria, who. w ill arrive 'in this city recently with C. S, Van Dorn, with a th rillin g fire d rill exhibi­ tomorrow morning to make fun­ who was first sergeant of C. F , Attorney Says Old Wound eral arrangements. The body is May be Responsible tion. Postal Express Service Division, for A ctions A venison dinner for aU ex- held* a t the J . P , Dodge Undertak­ la France during the World W ar. service men w ill be served at ing parlors. Spencer was a member of Co. F. PO RTLA N D, Nov. ) _ The deceased was a fam iliar M r. Van Dorn Is now connected noon at the Elks Club. Paul Mc­ coach gets from hie players. Hd aad Continues for four days. Pro- Donald to In charge of the dinner figure ubetit town, at the time of Senses Fouts, attorney for John w ith the Customs Service with le n d e r, convicted but pardoned seems to understand ths psy­ eeedfi go to the Medford city headquarters at Portland. murderer, and now under Indict­ chology of every individual and playground. ment for attempted rape, pro­ just what ig necessary to spur posed today to have his client’s him Into his utmost effort. head X-rayed to further his con­ rractlce on forward pass'de­ tention that an ancient ax wound fense waa stressed also in last may be the Indirect cause of the n ights w orkout. The center and deeds. backs were placed on defease end < , '■* y. . Sbo st M I« The court twice refused the four receivers were sent down the Hone ano move for an insanity hearing and field. They were covered so ef­ M otorist H ailed b y Traffic AiHD THE lt— laterally and for short gains. In V * * A « A. B. Knighton of Bond was last Saturday game .A lbany at­ wounded In tho right arm while tempted nine passes and were fleeing from State T ra ffic Officers OFI IMDIAHAPOU5 able tc complete only two. One Roberta and Deputy .Sheriff F rank of these wag a lateral page which Grimm. He said he waa under TODAY lest yardage for Albany. The the improeeloa they w or* holdup Accident Occurs on other gained six yards h yly. On mpu. He^wae hailed fo u r miles foway Hear North still another the SONS inter­ from hero Into last night by of­ Bend cepted and ran for a touchdown. ficers with a flash Ught. H a drove N O R TH BEND, Nov. (IP)— The 8ONB seem to he f i good awuy rapidly and officer* gave The body of Obed M ille r, 88, was chase. condition w ith the exception of 1 brought hare today a fte r an acci­ one or two cripplte. T h ere’ was dent on tho road between here no time out forn the SONS in and Lakeside, when the hearse Saturdays game aad no eubeti- ‘overturned. tutiond wore made ofi account of The youth was drowned while wearied players. Thia. to p leat­ hunting ducks when a boat was ODtcMmiAuom ing to both coach and faaa. overturned. The body was recov­ A mmose ered yesterday dtternoofi after 'fcÜOETHE Twenty-eight fin s, fa t turkey days of searching ? •e rr N h b A gohWaro.wen^qtolen from a term t o t e HAt» near Pboaplg /stcordlng to a re- "Ms lAnoiitdAT. p m fa ip d n q p u a ty awthoHtiee. . Thn th lW M ware seen t y the owner* | * they were leaving with Alblo Book, Norm al school stu­ the lent of the Yobhlefli and be dent. apokex at the senior . high ftrod eeverai charges o r buckshot The weathermfeb turned things school yesterday, advertising the la thnlr direction. H e told , au­ over to Jupiter. Pluvlus to govern Maroni Olsen production, “Lilted thorities lie-believed seme doctor In Ashland last night, and us a of the F ield ,’’ whleh fa to bo m ight he ebie to mtabttoh the result l.d Inches of rain fall were presented nent Monday ovoatag M pntEy o f thievee. . recorded In 84 hour*. The down­ at the Norm al school auditorium. pour was terrific near morning- On behalf of the Normal echaol today. Beck assured the high school A s'th e drtosle continues, foot­ ball fans are anxiously .awaiting be a one hundred percent back­ the edict of the changeable weatherman hoping he may let ing o f tho high school te the ol dSol rule Friday and SSiuij- Medford-Ashland Armistice (Day day. contest. » MAN WOUNDED BY OFFICERS Well, Indiana Always Did Produce Lots of Talent T iell . I Wo IS MAVOR S .O . N .S . Back Of Senior School ' , Taasengerg were-landed safely and the mall hurriedly removed today. The “Salvage K ing” tng Is racing toward her now. BODY THROWN FROM HEARSE made by members of the elites aad Elsie Churchman was awarded first Prise for maikng a talk on how to correct mistakes by sales­ people. . The Misses Madge and M arie Mitchell played two numbers on the piano and Mies Florence Al­ len, accompanied by Mrs. Mitchel- more, sung two delightful solos. Secretary E. G. Harlan of the chamber o f commerce gave a talk on the development of modern business and the need for syste­ matic 'work in keeping abreast of the times. H e Indicated that the chamber w as interested In as­ sisting *a^les people and all store folks who meet the public in per­ fecting themselves so that people In this trade territory w ill know that when they trade la Ashland they w ill be served by intelligent clerks who understand their bus­ iness thoroughly and can advise them properly. M r. Harlan then ■pent a few minutes explaining the place of the salesman In the economic order and the different steps inf the m aking*of a sale. Officers o f the class were then selected and John Daugherty, of the J. O. Penney Co., was elected president; Mias Velta Ackley, of the Clayoomb M otor Com., secre­ tary, and Mrs. E. O. Gillings of, the First National Bank, treasur­ er. Dickey’s orchsytra furnished some very delightful music for an hour o f ddneing. The next meeting w ill bo held In * two weeks and Mrs. Wklve Bnderq and the officers w ill arrange the program. WOULD CLOSE TRIBUTARI Heavy R am igli Last 24 Honrs GOLD BEAfcH, Oregon. Nov. » — OPl— Aa n result of Illegal fishing ia the Rogua River fol­ lowing the closing of tho season, game officials m *> dkk t h a t smaller streams in this section bo closed la order to bettor enforce the law. ‘Official^ claim the cannery to ■till operating with fish f j o to smaller streams, not yet ol omd. Fisherman era also U king fish illegally from the Rogue River, it Ashland P o st.N o . 14 S le e ts Officers at M eotiiw L ast N ight — W ill partid pate in Medford A rm istice D ay Celabratipn—Membership Drive Planned. Ralph B. Bowen, well known local ex-service men was named head of Ashland American Legion Post, No. 14 at the* apnwal eleo» tlon o f offleera held last evening. O th e r offleera who were elect« ed were; George B. Dunn, vice commander; T. B. Patterson; adjutant; O. H . W enner, financé officer; J. A. McOee, Lynn G. Slack. H. O. W alcott and M illard Grubb, executive committee; W m ; Grenbemmer, chaplain; Leslie Werts, sergeant at arms; com­ mittees w ill be appointed later by the newly elected commander. Retiring officers are: M illard Grubb, commander; Ralph E. Bowen, vice commander ; R. I** Burdic, A. S. Taylor. Fred Taylor and H. D. Taylor, executive com­ mittee; and Charles Delaman, sergeant-at-arms. d a y -Applewhite was named general chairman of the annual membership drive which Is to bo started in the near fntnre. A. Bart Freeman and Dave W h ittle were named as team captains and w ill select their stag of workers and organise w ithin a few days. The percentage ofir ex-service men In this territory who are members of the Legion js large, but many newcomers in the' town a re ex-service men aad not sum * b en o f the organisation, accord­ ing to’ active Legion workers. The local Legion w ill partlci- in the, M g A m u tjc a ©ay perfide at Medford. Every Lerfon member to requested to meet at the Armory la Medford not fater than 1»: 1 8 /o'clock Friday morn­ ing, according to Commander M il­ lard Grubb. The local Post w ill maky an e to r t to have a large delegation in the big parade. HOME WEEK IS OBSERVED Home R A splendid program, sponsored by the Home Economics depart- meht was enjoyed by the atu* dent body of the senior high school yesterday aftefnooa, ia observance of Home Economic* week, which la being nationally observed. Miss Ethel McCormlch, who to in Charge of the Home Econ­ omics department at the higfc school gave a short talk on homes, their real significance and the work which to being dona through scientific training tor homo management. ’ Floy Young, talon tod young viollnlat, accompanied by M ary Galey, played a solo number. Alice Bowmaa, a Home Econ­ omics student, told of bar rea­ sons for taking the eouroe in horn« management. Ia keoptag with the spirit o f the program vestor’s W lfe ’’ hy, M im Du Uyaraa. "How mach sre you_worth a H e m * M aker,“ wag the auh> of a U lk gtven «y Eva Infc R utb Hateker, aeoempantod Lorraine Shelten. plajed a vte solo. K atkeriae Leons, gsYe a of/