CIVIC CLUB HOUSE
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K . i EATHER
FOR AIR HOÉ
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C LR V C LA N D , N o r. 13.— <IF>—
Cefamoh Pieuse Judge Frederick
33:5«. SOI ¿ aim ave», phone IP » y
ta llo ta cast ta Tuesday’» mu-
aletpaj «leetlo i and order
that
dog Typo Battle Bat Out-
r. classed and Outweighed,
: A ie Able to Score But
. Onoe During Battle Yes
t e r d a y .___ <
Medford. 7»; Ashland, -7.
Although they displayed a de
termined fighting spirit a n d
battled determinedly throughout
four, long disheartening
quar
ter«. the Ashland high squad
was barely able to dint the armor
of th e ir traditional rivals, Med
ford In the annual Armistice Day
grid ta ttle .
A crowd of I ,I I I watched the
T h e lone touchdown scored by
Ashland came In the last quarter
when they opened np offensive
power sad started a
forward
march down the field w ith a
bull dog determination w h i c h
carried the plgakln across t h e
feoal. I t whs the spectacle of an
o rdinarily winping team, bump
ing np against, the powerful and
fast Medford aggregation, and be
ing entirely outclassed.
Leedom, in the Ashland back
field, w s s a n
outstanding star
Of tbs game. H la flash sad speed
when tl«^ pigskin was passed to
him brought him Im partial Praise
from Medford and Aahtead fans
a llt t .
Repeatedly he-m ade
b rllllaa t
end ,rana which netted Aahtead
yardage.
Faster than bis Inter
ference, however, he seemed to
ptey a leae hand and frequently
fell when tackled from the rear-
On the defensive he played an
equally b rillian t game, «pd oh
several occasions when Medford
past the Id other men on t h e
A sh lan d team . Leedom ou tran the
ball toter and» tack led w ith a
deadly result w hlck kept Medford
from maktog the slaughter worse
than It was.
Individually the Ashland aqnnd
played a good game. They repeat
edly make their downs. But the
gains were not made consistently,
and once Medford got the ball,
w ith their powerful line
bucks,
zaud the speed o f their backfield
was ao g re a t'tb e Ashland squad
had nothing to pit again st them.
The first score w as m ade by
Medford soon a fter the kickoff.
“Ashland won the toss and elected
to* receive. Demmer, whose edu
cated toe can send the ball on,
record breaking flights over the
gridiron, kicked to the Aahtead
10 yard line. Sonny Leedom re
covered and pushed the plgakln
forward -6 yards, and was downed
on the 25 yard line. Then the
ball was p a s s ed to him twice and
he njpde three yards when Ash
land was penalised five yards for
aa off-side Pter- Hickcock klck-
Medford’s quarterback, Swen
son, recovered aad by b rillian t
open field funning eluded the
entire Ashland squad aad trotted
down the field on p 00 yard ran
carrying tbe pigsktn over t h e
goal.
SCREEN CLUB
MEET SUNDAY
LAKEVIEW, , Nov.
Oretron Made Picture» At
f Attract Much
Attention
D y'ftlpg hopelessly on the North Pacific for mouths, m e m ta ta è t the crew of this Japanese fishing
schooner beeame cannibali before they died. Lots were drawp hteoug the twelve to determine those
who mast die that the others, facing starvation, might- live.
schooner finally drifted into Port
Townsend, Wash-, where the ghastly remains o f* te n meh add the* bodies of the two who had been
,
.
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the test to dis, ware discovered.
MAKE
PLANS FOR
CONVENTION
GUN FIGHT
ENDS WITH
FOUR DEAD
Jftckscn 0 o u n t y Music
Teachers Association
to Meet at Medford
Speeder Refuses to Stop—
Officers Fire—Battle
Results
M
Ashland music teachers a ra jC o ’fota
[ planning to attend the coupty Oregon
• association meeting to be held terday ■
, Tuesday noon In the small din- Aggie <
lag room e f the^H otel Medford team to
In Medford. A t thia time plana/ “ a ta e r
wttt he dtecnaaed for the state
M apte
convention which Is to he held < *Te °
la Medford next Spring.
A ll ‘n the
Ashland music teachers are to- climax
'terested to the w o rT of the or- 71 J*»
ganlsatlon, which weeks toward O** « 0»
the perfecting of professional to iim tt
■ standards, and discussion o f prate*
tents o f the teachers.
*n the
Ashland teachers who plan ’to before
nttohd are to make reservations Woodie,
A French train piloted by the [w ith Mrs. Harold Alkeps before * P*«« <
40 and 8, and a backing auto Monday evening and if a sufficient n* ” >
mobile, piloted by Henry Fluhrfer, number are interested a taxi may atf<* Bt
pins a deg fight and heated de be chartered tor the group.
»ftor sh
bate between two opposing root
ers, featured the Medfortf-Aahland
football game yesterday.
PLA N C H IC K R N SUPPRR -
The train and automobile fea
Plans tor a big chicken din
tured the big Armistice Day
ner and dancing party to. be held
Parade in MSdford. yesterday t a x t Friday night, November 1 *
m oraing^ih which a number of by the Upper V alley er Bellview
local Legion men participated. club, to make sufficient funds to
The parade was of such pro pay o ff tke clubhouse dfebt, are
portions It has been excelled being made. The a ffa ir Is to be
only by< the Jubilee of Visions widely advertised.
Readlsed parade.
Bight feeble veterans o f the
C ivil W g r were to the parade,
four bravely marching with tbe
colors. The crowd cheered them
lustily.
Gully decorated floats,
representing other communities
and organisations featured the
parade.
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BIG PARADE
IS FEATURE
Unity Heeded
MIDDLEWEST
IN GRIP OF
COLD WAVE
H e ' failed to convert.
A fte r this Medford scored bnt
once again In the first quarter,
carrying the ball over the goal In
practically the same type .of play.
A double criss-cross play to
which Medford opened u "frato”
for thelP ball carrier to r u u
through gave Medford the desired
opening on a number of occasions
By U. P.
Sw eeping out of the Northwest
ou a 45 mile aa boiu wind, a ’cold
wavezneut the therutometer down
ward throughout the middle West
snd southwester.
W ind caused most trouble ad
and led to touchdowns.
jacent to Chicago.
Ashland made her lone score
A t Knfasaa City the mercury is
In the Inst quarter a fter a flacky erpeeted to drop to Ute 30 degree
barrage of passes Intermixed mark today.
w ith dashing runs. Abbott reoelv-
In the Greet L a ta region warn
ed tho kickoff and returned eight ing of terrific storms were issued.
yards and It was Ashland’s t a ll,'
first down ba th e ir own 3» yard
line. The ball was ¿ushad for
ward and, the touchdown flnnUy
made by Leedom on a ran aronnd
the end: Abbott converted.
On the Ashland lin e Hitchcock
SANTA M ONICA, NoV. f t — <u»>
and Abbott started aad Leedom
M t the fast pace for the backfield —A three m ile Jnmp from •
be at
sharing honors with Ctendoe and sp eedin g a irp lan e w ill
tempted
tomorrow
by
Ralph
N atter.
Douglhs, Son Diege
parachute
The lineup was:
M edford ( 7 2 ): McDonald RBL, Jumper, to connection wl<A the
Demmer RTL; J. Hngtan ROL; city’s celebration of the a a a lv e n -
ary o f the return o f the world
filers.
WiU Attempt a :
Parachute Jump
-z
Oowgirl Killed Her Com
mon Law Husband in 8elf
Defense is Decision of
Jurors Who Reached a
Verdict After Little More
Than an Hours Delibera
tion.
the bogrd not certify the results.
T he order resulted from
the
charge^ of « faction that election
frauds were practiced In the city,
citing 17 instances.
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OPP, Alabama, Nov. 12.— (IP)
- A father and son, and (wo po-
licemen a re \le a d and others are
In the hospital aa the result of
a gun fight here test night.
Cleve Dauphin, 40. O . C. D au-
phln, 18, his son. and Edward
Mix, 3« and Lee Clark, 48, both
policemen, are dead.
The aheetlnb began w h e n
young Dauphin raced through
town in hla antomohlte. Officers
ordered him to atop. H e refused
and continued to raee through
the town. Officers tired at him,
^ SdowMfkwoeW ratu n ra * wtth
fils father and they took positions
on prominent corners and started
shooting. They fatally wounded
the two policemen before they
were killed by other officers. A
number bf bystanders were * in-
}ured
SKRLBTONH FOUND
Buried two feet under the sur
face» of the ground, three skele
tons, thought to be those of two
w hite man and a women were
found along the Klamath river.
Two assn were hunting when they
stumbled onto the gruesome find.
They estimated the skulls to
have been buried five or six years.
IS.—
(U P )— Lorena t Tricksy, fa
mous rodeo performer was
found not guilty by a Jury
thday, o f the murder of J. P.
"Sm iling Slim " Harrte, her
common law husbaad.
The Jury received the case
at 18:80 p. m. and nt 1:00
announced It w m reedy w ith
n verdict.
The Jurors filed ta c k into
the plctareeque Lake coun
ty courtroom and the fore
man Informed the court , of
hrir ncquRa*.
Mies T rlrk e y admitted she
stabbed H arris io death here
September S "and tfie Jury
Upheld'her claim that It was
la self-defense.
’
aay
ine » " •*
or
Trickey’ accused o f k illin
mon Iaw husband, J. P.
8Hm” Harris, entered It
Phase.
II
’ Ita ly hs^ fa
th# hands of the Ji
fora n *«ht
A ttorn eys for both aid
■’* ’><’ « ’«>’’ to « « h e their <
*to* arguments today.
It
d«rstood the state w ill •«
’’oath penalty.
T ’ie trla ’ waB recessed c
.»«attee Day after the defe
prtaenSed the last defen
Beaa ,n » « ’«ht sesaion ol
whlch ’aat«<1 wa” toward:
ln r -
Th®
buchnroo glr
**■ a<J“ 'tted plunging the
’ato ’ he heart e f the . m
loved too well but not
QUARREL ENDS
WITH KILLING
SAN FRANCISCO. N ot . 12. —
(LP)— The
biplane
of jCaptain
Frederick Giles. remained, to .the
hanger at M ills Field afTporf to
day while'* he waited to r favorable
weather to start hla «flight * to
Honolulu. This w ill be*the' first
leg of his aerial voyage to Aus
tralia.
Captain Giles called off
the departure scheduled today
when be was warned of a storm
pweeping the Pacific.
Two Rod Buna for Touch-
downs and a Safety Makes
Soore at Knd of the T in t
Half of Sons-Humboldt
Game 16 to 0 in Favor of
v Looal Team.
Scoqp end o f first half of
ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETE
Visit of Supreme Imperial
Potentat« Will Feature
Ceremonial
Final arrangements tor the
entertainment of the 350 H lllah
Temple members and visitors
who will attend t i e fall cere
monial In thia city Monday are
under the direction of com
mittees Who will complete their
work tomorrow.
The visit o f the Im perial Po
tentate, Clarence M. D u n b a r of
Palestine
Temple,
Providence
Rhode Island, together w ith dther
Masons of thé state, w ill be an
outstanding factor of the event.
The visit made to H lllah Temple
Is made incident to g tour
through the Pacific northwest.
Sam H. Baker of Grants Pass
is the Potentate of Httlah Temple.
Committees in charge o f the
Ceremonial Monday are:
Reception — T . H . Him peon,
Chnlrmaq; Geo. W . Dunn, F . D.
Wagner, Ashland; W . B. N ew
combs, P. B, Herman, Orants
Pam; B. C. Jerome. F . J. New
man, Medford.
,.
Banquet — P. K , Hammond.
Chairman; W . H. McNair, R, B.
Detrtck, Aehlapd. -r ^ . 0
^ ::.
Matte — Oari T . Teagwnld,
Chairmen, Medford;. R. B. Crego,
K la m a th 'F a ite; Stanton Rowell,
Grants Pass. ’•
Decoration — F . F . W hittle,
Chairman; H . 0 . Baders, t . H.
Hardy, Glenn Simpson. Aahtead.
Membership — L, P. 0 . 1 d s r,
C hairm an. R. W . Lee. Medford;
J. T. Cblnnock, Rex Bhrnett,
Ornate Pam; R. B. Cbmptoa.
Roseburg; C. H . Tonng. 8. R.
Mosher, Bugene; W orth Harvey,
Cottage Grbve; H. C. Boone,
Marsh gold;
W . C. VonBmon.
Klam ath Falls.
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score won two touchdowns,
end a safety, th e Sans seem
certain wlaaera q f the gaum
la progress at the AtMrtfe
field thte aftcruono.
Ashland Norm al scored two
touchdowns in the first quarter,
the first on a p retty end play and
the second on a long left and run
by Shields. Both times the kick-*
er converted.
The safety was made, when
Humboldt was forced to kick
when a short distance from their
own goal line, the Sous blocked
the punt and the hall went over
the Humboldt goal.
In the second quarter Ashland,
playing uphill and against
the
wind failed to score, hot kept the
ball in Humboldt territory.
The Normal team la playing thè
same. fast, smashing, game of last
week— perfect Interference f o r
rannera, plenty of beet on the
line and speed in the bhckfleld.
The locai Normal won the tern
and elected to klckhff to t h e
North, playing the downhill di
rection during the first quarter.
* Beveral b rillian t passes have
been completed and Ashland hgs
mads fine yardage galas.
The Humboldt State Normal
grldders Who thte afternoon are
»teyteg the Sega,on the Athletic
field here, are aa unknown qual
ity.
"W e are known as the ‘Wonder
Team* because we have wonder
ed ao much * h * n we were going
to get to ptey.” one of the play-
era said when questioned regard
ing former games thte season.
“Our Hue averages 175 pounds
and our bnokleld around 155”
the preen representative of the
squad stated.
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The 11 men on the aqnnd ar
rived in Ashland yesterday after
noon aad spent the night at the
Lithia Springs Hotel.
Dae to paralysis in the vicin
ity of Burekn, the team played
the high school teams of the
vicinity exclusively to date, the
,
clash with the Nortaal befog th e iy
first regular gams this year.
Coach Mac McNeal said l)to
,
S obs were In fine shapes for t h i
Publicity— W. H. Day, Record
e r Ashland. A. B. Voorhtes,
Grants Pam.
Son Surrendered After
Chairman of Committees w ill
Fired Ballet Which
be
supplied with lists of the
Struck Father
various appointments, and in
E N T E R P R IS E , Ore., Nov. 12. dividual* members will be also
— ( If ) — M artin H orrell. 30, was notified o f their respective as
gam e.
T h e gam e was to s ta r t
arrested today for shooting and signments.
with the following approxlssate
kllUng his father, John 8. Hor
lineup: May and Shields nt end,
rell, <0, n iter a quarrel nt the
with
Shields selling
signals:
H orrell home, 30 miles in the
hlUs northeast of here.
The son said his father attack
ed him with a pistol after a quar
rel and that he seised a rifle
snd shot him through the'heart.
He surrendered to officers w ith
out any attempt to flee.
DRANK POISON
TWO ARE DEAD
RED CROSS
ROLL CALL
ON FRIDAY
Elks Plan For
Annual Smoker
Elks ara maktog final arrange
ments for their big annual smok
er which la to be held Saturday
evening. November 1». Turkeys,
the usual grand prises of furnf-
fure w ill be offered ns prises. Elks
from a ll sections of Southern Ore
gon snd Northern C alifornia are
expected to be In
attendance.
Twenty-two rounds of
boxing,
with Gshe O'Gradg of thte city,
as the headline attraction, is also
booked for the evening.
P O R TLA N D . Nov. I t . — ft|»)—
Mistaking a hottie of red rose
spray fa r wine, ennssd t h e
deaths of Mrs. 8evsU Hysn, 35
and W erner 8teiger, 37. here test
night.
,
They were attending a party
Annual Red Croon ra il c all to
when they took U e fatal drink. Ashland w in be started next F r i
The hottie wan found neaf their, day a rte n e o a , November I I , ac
bodies a few momenta after they
cording to annonneemeot made
passed away.
today. T. H . Slmpnoa, who la
local chairmen.
Fall House In
City Hoosgow
F u ll house last alght to the city
hoosgow.
KILLING rNVMHTIGATKD
I t w a n 'h ta r 3 o’clock when
Love Chandler. IfaH n. Klam three “ kalghto of the road.” one
ath connty, ’’catoe to his death by a college hoy from the east, stop
means o t gunshot wounds from ped to the jmltoe station aad ask
shots fired by some nae unknown ed for shelter tor the night.
to us" members of a coronet’s
But the Jail was fall. Burlier
Jury who investigated the case applicants had taea give« thu
declared, gesterdaj'. . M ike Mur
phy Is held in the county ,Jall on
an open ohnrge awaiting his ap-
pearanoe before the grand Jury,
He is connects* w ith the killing,
is the belief of officers.