Amount to bdr totead hb ton
(4 J I.S M ) 6<n Francisco.)
« p. m. States Restaurant rfr-j
cheetra; 8:8« p. a . Standard eym-1
phony orcheatra; T:8ft p. m. or­
gan recital; 8:80 p. a . B a d y
SeUer'e Fairmont Hotel eoacert
orctastr*.
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KGO (ftl«.4M*) Oakland, »¿«ft-
p. a . Croetey Moscow A rt Or­
chestra over N. R. C.; «.«ft P- a .
N. B. C* program; 7:85 p. m.
efiurch services; 9 p. a . N. B. C.
procram.
K F I (4 » t.5 M )
bos Angeles.
5:8ft p. au Croeely Moscow A rt
orchestra one» N. B- C. astwork;
•:5 ft p. a . classic procram: 7 »■
a . Aeolian organ recital; * P- m .
Packard classic honk; 5 p. au H.
B. G. program; 10 p. a . BIU F in k
and his Packard Six orchestra,
natty McDonald. Hues singer with.
»15.Mft.fty
»n.ftH.ie
kpo
-ft.7ft4.fto
ina Department
UHM»
a.iet.oo
sM w eo
15.500.ft0
fo tn l amount to be raised by tax le v y .......~
The original estimates, as furnished by departn
Intimateti balance
ii.oih.io
Although he weighs phi:
Washington State puartdi
the Pacific Coast confer
passing and most of tk
14ft pounds. Herbert “ Batch” Meeker,
bhbor and
tek, is one o f ‘ the outstanding harts In Gas. distill
ee. He is tying all the panting and
ball-carrying for his team this year.
¿alar y gtrsbt Oammlasiom
Macadamising Street near 1
K HJ (4 1 I.4 M ) bos Angeles.
7 p. m. chnrch services; 5 p. a .
stadie program, string quartet,
viola soloist, and tenor.
K F W B (Sftl.SM ) Hollywood.
7:80 P l a . musicai.. program;
f î i f t p. m. nows broadcast; 8 p.
a., tight opera program; ft ft. a .
newsbroadonst; » p. a . ragtime
review.
KOIM IftftlM ) Pertland. ft •#-
a . dinner concert; 7 p. jsu . Benson
hotel oonoert orchestra; ft p? at.
church services; 8 p. m. musical
comedy hour.
MOW (4»1.8M ) Portlan d -» F-
nrpBTS tynttfg
- Boxing, funs are the chief sufferers from this silly war ae-
twoen boxing bodies..
X
. ■ The* sçort to spoiled for them by the Uckgrlngs of the veto
indulgent legislators.
‘
Bach time the Nntlonftl Boxing |sa<$taUon swings a hard
left’ at the New York State Athletic Association. U e btowagsee»
nBd'.fcntche* the nvetog* fight tan right on. the button. And whbn
th4M ow, iYorh solons strike back.'the result to the egm®-
i j a ' i t is th e fan who rtffere from these* needless quarrels over
whb is chftinpion and who shall tight whom.
Perhaps, one of these days, it will be a fan who will propose
coaoert; 5:8« p. an. Croaley A rt
a eolation. Here is a suggestion from one tight fan. a fql^y well-
orchestra; 8:30 p. as. N. B. C.
program; 10 p. m. Itttte aym- known one. ’ too.
“ ftlr:
» :*- .
‘■WU
phoay orchestra.
“W illiam Muldoon, ofttyberttyw York Boxing Commission, to
KFQA (447.5M ) Seattle. 5:30
p. m Croaley Moscow art orches­ my kray of thinking is responsible 'for the healthy condition of the
tra: 4:80 pi m. N. B. C. program. boxing game today, and to Without question theontetanding figure
KJR (S48.8M) Beattie. 1:15 p. of thia grand, glorious sport. And if the various state boxing
m. organ recital; 7:80 p. m. commissions would adopt and carry out the rules and by-laws
church eervicei; ft p. m. concert Of the New T o rt Commission and put a sana llhe Mnldooa at the
orchestra.
head of their state boxing commissions. there would be h lot
lees sqnahbltyg and dlshattofaetloa and the fight-going public
would'get • much better run for thetr money. One only needs' to'
KPO ( 4 3 I.ÌM ) Bah Francisco.
see bow clubs in New York-.City put on their shows to he con­
4 p. m. stadio program; 8 p. m.
vinced .what a truly great man W illiam l»u,doon really to. If . the
children’s hoar; 8.-Ì0 ft. an. KPO
orchèstre; 8 p. m. N. B. C. pro­ country at large copld see Just how the apart wag governed ty
New York iplty, I believe every state in the Union would hgve
gram 8 p. m. courteey program;
legalized. boxing.
New York’s aptygdid policy has been brought
A<* ft. hl variety hoar.
KOO (SS4.4M) Oakland. 4 p. about tkrbugh thé untiring efforts of W illiam Muldoen.
“ 1 feel Aure that no one coulft ooqnchmtloqalg say one had
fit. Frank Ellie and bin Hotel St.
Francis dance orchestra; 5:8« p. word against him or against his honesty and Sincerity. He has
m. Anqt Betite; Klddiy’s Klnh; always been, « fine example of what clean living will do for men.
and even today, nt the age of 88. he to* a perfect specimen of cor­
grand opera program; ft p. m. rect living. He is a two-fisted square shooter from every angle.
book chat.
He likes to see every one connected with the sport he gentlemanly
K L X (5ft«M ) Oakland. 5 p. m. always and elean in their business dealings. True, he to firm
M*rthn Lee; 5:80 p. m- Bey Scout when be beilhveS himself to be in the right, but on the other
program; 8:80 p. m. dinner con­ hand' if one shows blin where he to wrong, he is the first to
cert; 7 p. m. news broadcast; 8 admit it, and takes a big man to do that. But W illiam Mnldooa
p.. m. special Hawaiian music; ft to hardly aver wrong. He Is probably the keenest student of box­
p?m. weekly meeting of L » 1 •
ing and how It should be handled living today. He to absolutely
M erritt ducks. J .
fa|r in settling any controversies that may come up and t y has
K F I (488.5M ) 5:80 p. m.
the respect of every honest fighter, fight manager, or promoter in
Glenn Edmund's orchestra;. 6:15 the game because they all know he w ill dp the right 'thing with
p. m. mdtotorial period; 8:80 p.
them. Moreover, he has the respect and holds the confidence of
m. Gamut Maty «nastot; 7 p. a .
practically every recognised sporting authority, either in or ont of
Gdne Johnston’s Music Box hoar;
8 p. m. N. b . <J. program; ft p. m. New Yorh. and he w ill continue to do >o ns long as he Uvee- --
“ W illiam Muldoon to that hind of a man. 1 wish we had
somi-classlc hour;. 10 p. m. Roy
tenor's K F I nerenndors with Bd- more men llhe him.
aa Cook. Mues singer.
(Signed) “JAMBS- J JEFFRIES.**
KFW B (ftOl.ftM) Hollywood.
4:48 p. m. air elretfs program;
• Jtm Jeffries still ranks in most men’s mind« as the ontetaadlng
5:15 9. m. radio review;- 8:4ft, p. heavyweight champion of «11 time, the man who. in his prime and
to- town tattler; 8 p. m. dinner thelih. could have wh<ppcd all the title-holders wlio ensae before
music by Bay Bailey's quartet; and after him,
6:80 p. m. dinner music by Reevo-
As to-w hat he* has to say about William Mnldooa. one can
Gartxmann; 7 p. m. courtesy pro­ only add. -after the mahner of oar British hoy friends:
gram; 7:80 p. m. musical fim-
“ Hear! H ear!”
gram; 7:50 p. a . dally news; 8 p.
ra. Allen sisters, harmony num­
bers; Jane Parker, blue songs,
and Hawaiian music; 8 p.
a.
baritone with concert quartet; 10
g- m. dance music; 11 p, « .
dance music, i1 ■,
•
At Providence: Foydham 88
/ .
KPSN (818.8M ) Pasadaaa. I Providence 1».- . ?
ft- *»• news bulletins: 8 > ./ m.
At Waterville: Colby 18- Be)«
Sdnthern California artist’s e u
OTH xb R FOOTBALL HKHULTH
At M . Paul: Ham I Ine 25; Su
Olaf ft.
At Jackson: Loyola T; Mtosty-
•Ippl V. 8.
At WhUtier,' ' Cal.: W hittier
College 7; Occidental S.
At New Cqncord: Muskogen
College 88; Ohio Northern V
tt-
At Botoq: College of Idaho 1ft,
w ort. naft exptefcjng <• tho* *
present sto f t * » .* * » the work ro-
q n lre ftto . ftcednee the ttytyhed
rem it. Mr». Here», who «cel»
lit fancy needle work, bad lovely
specimens for the women to see.
Mrs, Ritchie a talented musician
of o u r aMdet played beautifully
and teeDonded - with an encore.
Mre. W . L. Moore and Mm. A. C.
* A t Pittsburgh: Carnegie Tech
45; Western Reserve ft.
At Ames: Missouri 1ft; Iowa
State ft.
-j
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At Sales: William sad
18; Roanoke 7.
A4 MasOrt Mercer 11;
thorps 6.
V. *
At Detond; Stetson IV;
teas Paly. 7.
At Findlay: Toledo s );
toy 0
At Richmond: Qnantko Mar­
ines 3ft; Wake Forest 1ft.
’
£ ' ^ I £
X . 13hS:^-£SS„“ “
herthy certify that the foregoing la n true »1
be in the auditorium of course.,
a id Win he amended ter in the
club room.
The party a t the. dub was well
attended last night and a good
time Was had by all.
1
h. 1027; at T;«ft o H
The usual Friday night party
Iget sad make the Jft
will follow the ehichen dinner
year 1PM. at whieh
next Fqtday Mev. 184b. Remem­
«may meet with thi eo<aou and nube
known tty lr
• »aid budget, and sal Prtftaned tex tovy, ber the date, yon. wlH get a fine
dinner and'dancing or cards to
« any they 1
B IM d s , City Recorder.
Date of first publication N o T T ï.**!«
proposed budget pf expenses for the year Xftt«. As
Budget Committee of the City of Ashland. Qnegon,
1 9 ,? - * nd
to authority given by the Com
Former Local
Girl Success
As Teacher
In speaking of her w o rt la the
It isn’t probable that either
music department, the Dixon T ri­ party wyi he frank enongh to
bune states: •'Tbs high school or- '
cheese for its emblem this year
cheetra under the direction of i
CervaHis Ontette-Times.
> .
Mien Earle, made its first ap­
pearance i . p«Mle whan It played' ,
the opener of the program. The
young people- hay« a«de surprto-
Misa Emma Darle, fe rn e r A r t­
J » * d* » r « « * « ’ <*>• direction,
e n d girl; Who han Visited hqro of Mias Barle la orchestration,
frequently with ty r aunt. Mrs. and w ill be a favorite number on
U r k in Grubb, find ha» many
to* privated.
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qnrn. to particularly sue- Duales» development lik e U te to I
cesafui in her work as a tetyhar. highly pleasing .te parents.”
• the high scheoi. She Is s
Drayage, freight,
M in Enel is 1,
charge- of t i d b i t « at the University of
Romanos feagneges and music in fornia.
Labor on sewer mains
Cleaning and repairing septic tanks
Amonnt to ho raised by levy .........
OUR BEST.
of Chautauqua P a rt
to a high atondará
Estimated balance end of fiscal year
Amonnt io be raised by levy __ ____
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tneb of hridgee, ¿olleta, etc.
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