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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1927)
ft Lhv 1 I ASHLAND HAS IT L • " 4 w ì L à Ì A, A shland ’ s L eading for • 1 V FINE MAIL SERVICE O ver F ifty Y ears ASHLAND? OREGON, STREET SCENE IS EXPLAINED»1 Screen Club members Hare Interesting Sessions ~V- Yesterday > Instructions In the taking of a. street scene, demonstration* o< the taking of "closeups” w e r e shown members of the Screen club who met in the Legion ball Sunday afternoon. Purposes an<t aims of the club were explained by the president, Carl A. Theobald in a preliminary talk, which was Money Bag Cout&ining $92 Untouched by Assailant Ac fellowed by the shots being tak cording to Officer»—Shota Were Heard by Police en. Actors were familiarised with Who Found Jap Dying in Pool of Blood—Murdered camera terms such as "camera” Man is Survived by Widow and Two Small Children “action” ‘and "cut." .' —Clues Lead to Nothing. The clttb is growing in slse and interest and these screen tests, ac cording to Theobald will prove No clue to the identity of the brutal murderer who to be of unusuaKvalue when actu parly Sunday morning shot and fatally wounded “ Tommy al. filming of thes pictures 1* (lie Jap” , Well known Medford restaurant owner, has started. ~ » M S tr ik e PASTOR PLACED IN SANITARIUM — — —— — : x money Aag containing >9a In his overcoat pocket was nn*. Percy Bray, Medford, ’Oc Couched, according to officers, cupies Pulpit nf and four buUets, passed through Church his arms and leg, none of them directed toward a vital spot ap Percy Bhay yesterday occupied the pulpit of Rev. Wm. Ray, pas Medford Man Ends Life parently, indicating he waa not Sunday—Ho Reason tor of the Methodist Church shot for either robbery or re for Deed Given South, Medford, who was recent venge and leaving officers at sea Appreciation of Sui ly arrested on a c h a r g e of regarding motive lor the crime, Basil Tyre, CO. well known ScVubs Also of drunkeness and is at present according to Sheriff Ralph Jen in thè sanitarium at Jackson Medford man, committee suicide nings who with Medford and Expressed Sunday morning by discharging a ville, recuperating, It is said, from Ashland officers is working on “nervousness.” . Local o f f e r s bullet from a 38 calibre old style Harry May, the lightest man oft the case. are holding evidence in the form revolver into hia brain. the Sons football squad, was paid ' According to Sheri* Ralph He was found In bis room la of a half pint of alleged moon a beautiful tribute by Coach Mac- Jennings, W. R. Peck, Medford the Imperial rooming bouse at shine liquor taken from the Pord Neal ip an assembly meeting a« police officer, said he heard two Medford, shortly afternoon Ban- the school today. He waa de^ Olmstead Loses Another Ap- car- in which the minister w a s day. He had apparently b e e n shots • fired and harried to the sitting in tin alleged drunken Scribed by the coaen as “the mom eal Case to the United dead for .about two bourn accord scene. He saw a man riding an sleep. A test made by officers Inspirational man pn the team.”! tates Supreme Court To- Appreciation for the splendid I day With Ruling on Man showed the alcoholic contents ing to officers who were notified. S. P. box car as he rushed up No reasons for bis act could be the street and found the Jap 110 pef cent, it is said. Ray will support, which is being given by ner in Which Information appear ascribed by relatives. Numerous lying there In a great pool of before Judge L. A.. Rob the boys o f the school was p’g | May be Obtained. erts of this city when he h a s letters which he had apparently blood. expressed hr the coach who s;.i» recovered sufficiently to return to read and torn Into bits Juat before \ Sheriff Jennings said a physi the 10 scrubs, faithful in p ^ c- committing the deed were found WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— (IP) Ashland for hearing. cian was called, and said he- tlce, and furnishing the oppe i$j( ' Immediately after ‘ his arjast lying about the room. died from loss of blood, probably ttonfor the first string men, a* t — The United States. Supreme District Attorney Newton C. necetsary in football practice, wourt today sanctioned the tap he waa taken before Judge Heb Chaney said be waa not certain two «m utes after the bw»e<wav were just as deserving of ere'it ping of telephone wires by feder erts, at his own request, hut the whether or not nn Inquest ‘would ered the artery In hia leg. for the three successful batt'.is al prohibition agents to obtain Judge refused to hear his plea at be heiffl but ftth all indications The only piece of evidence that time stating his condition evidence. of the season. which the murderer left, accord Without comment the court de wag such he could not be con pointing toward suicide it was ing to Jennings was an empty Harry May told of the inspira likely that such an Investigation scious of his statements, tion which the team gained treza nied Reviews of three appeals 82:20 calibre revolver ehare. George Jenkins, superintendent would not be nude. brought by 19 men convicted in the telegrams which were read to Although officers have worked of the Jacksonville sanitarium the team by the coach Saturday Seatj^e and sentenced td prison Incessantly daring the last 24 said thris afternoon Rev, Ray is Just before thiy went onto the in ccfhnecCon with the Olmstead hoars, following down a number recovering nicely. He said he left • • mud covered field at Monmouth. case. of class which proved to he This is -but one of the numer the sanitarium Saturday after Blondy Heffner, who with Chuck false, according to Dietrtet At noon, but was returned and will Ptouse represents Southern Cali ous rulings given by the court In torney Newton C. Chaney, no be held until his recovery is com appeals which the man designat fornia, waq. introduced by the plete. When asked regarding his Hortense Hough Will Oom- tangible developments have bean coach and said the California boys ed as the “king of rum runners” pete in Atwater Kent ' secured. condition when he entered t h e experienced a real thrill in their has made. • Contest hospital he stated thè man seemed Tommy Ksnkano, a native of initiation into service on the to be suffering from nervousness Japan, had lived In Redford muddy field. "Cap” Shields, was Hortense Mills Hough, now a and his system seemed to* be pois for a number of years and waa The Russian government seems also introduced and spoke briefly resident of Pasadena. California, widely known. His widow and to have beaten its swords Into oil oned. He has been undergoing treatments.^Iudge Roberts this af and connected with the musical two small children survive. shares. (Continued On Page Three) ternoon set the date of the hear department of the high school Hlg money having been left ing for tomorrow at 2 ¿’clock. there, a daughter of Mr. and intact, and bullet wonnda placed Mrs.. A. C. Hough or Grants so as to Indicate hia assailant Pam, and well known la Ashland, fired at. no- vital apota, police are will represent the Southern Ore fitte d by the unusual aspects gon District In the Atwater Kent of the case. National Radio audition at San Francisco, this evening, Novem ber 21. J. Hanbv, Medford, is She la possessed of an aaaa- Named County Head ual contralto voice and her many of Institute * friends are hoping to see her • "More than 209 teachers from placed among those selected a* Supreme Court Rules on all districts In Jaakson county at winners with the completion of Right of Federal tended the Institute held Satur the preliminary elimination com petition in which It Ip estimated day at the Medford high school. Officers named at the meeting 50,000 amateur stagers have par WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.— The ticipated in contests throughout United States Supreme Court were: wCounty officers selected were: the country. ruled today that government liq À. J. Hanby, president, Prances Prom this great nnmber, ten uor raiders* may seise under Crebb Miller, vice-president, Mrs. finalists will be chpeen to con. search warrant only such articles Çletcher Pfsh, secretary-treasur pete in the-grand national audi as are specifically described la er, and Clarence Davies, delegate tion to ‘ he sang in New York the warrant. at large. Delegates O. S. T. A. early la December. In thq same ease, however, tho Preida Snider, Roosevelt. Medf The national audition wUl b* court decides, raiders who saw ord, ft. W. Keseee, Junior High, broadcast by 8tation WRAP over evidence o f liquor taw violations Medford, B. C. Forsythe, Ash wore Justified la seising tho 1 M g - land, Mrg. Inch, oak* Grove, Maud the Atwater Kent network of er and other documents, appar Barrigar, Medford, Prances Grebb association stations during the ently part o f a salooa, even thane Miller, Reese Creek and E. M. Atwater. Kent hoar on two rae- wore not mentioned la tho w ar- Hussong, Medford? Alternates : ceselvo Monday evenings. Judges » a t . E. H. Hedrick, Medford, O. A. will bestow cash awards aggre Briscoe, Ashland and Arthur Tay- gating $18.50* among the tea finalists, six or whom will also lor, Ashland. Resolutions covering teachers' receive musical scholarships In salaries, text books, progressive ft lendjag mnalenl conservatory. grouping of students were passed by the Institute, and reports cov ering needed improvements and development of county schools were made and discussed. Included ta the resolutions was WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— O ft the suggestion that the minimum for teachers’ salary In Oregon be raised to $100 j e r mouth. Pnee text books, establishment of a circulating library e( edu cational, films, change ip eighth grade examinations Wars other suggestions matfe. Haro is a picture of the $6*0,Otat wreckage of the $1,500,*00 StM theater in Hampiond, Ind, which police say mps caused by the bomb of a .novice or fanatic. Above io theater is a dance hall, while scroarthe street is a church. There was nò labor trouble during be cosstruction of • the building. lochi fighter, headline a t- With t h e a draw in »a O O ruddy ay. aftd then fell on HaFndden was «»- several hours after ■ which O’Grady Igskia W m Elusive M (¿ridden Wftded Through Mud and Water in Clos ing Contest of the Sea- m b — Score w m 19-12 Thaough l a s t Two Quart. (F ro m Siskiyou) D av i, of cWfo- chtldren, C. C. fc PROGRAM FOR SA LES CLASS Second 0 .0 . B ra Bowers refereed the bout between G ilbert and Torrence and Peek n ad -O ’NeU. while the H arris-D evi, and O *G radrM eP»d- d m booty warn refereed by Joe Gorman, ex-featherweight cham pion o f the PaeKle Coast. u By provtng themselves super ior “mud hens” on a gridiron which was a veritable sen of mud and water, the Bona Saturday af ternoon ended their first football season by defeating the Mon month State Normal at Monmonth 19 to I f. - Weather conditions were dis couraging. A downpour of min continued throughout practically the entire contest. The pigskin was slippery and elusive. T e n and 20 yard slides were frequent — both Intentional, and uninten tional. ’ Bona made 15 first downs com pared to six made by their op ponents, and thia was pretty much (Continued On Page Three) © BASIL TYCE KILLS SEL F M eN E A L GIVES TEAM PRASSI O’Grady, been found by officers who are investigating tho case. ' “ Tommy” was fatally wounded, when a bullet sever ed an artery in his leg at 5:05 Sunday morning as he was opening the door of his place of business on South Front Street. . > 8 GRANTS P A SS GIRL TO SING Eliza Eludes The Hounds class, has annonnead the fa tag program: DemoriratfcM retail selling. SeUlag na orri kitchen pain, R. M. Pt r a r a r t 1 ing a house, U S. Braw n; « nn automobile battery. B . O. Ina; selling nn u g f a i a t K fij Kay. For the tm-pronaganft Daisy McGarry wUl apeak « extra measure o f valae; W , Herbert on the m atter o f ehr In stock merchnadtaa r a whh profit is asador R- W . P a rti ing the ¿mods no salespeople can te ll when they ware fitared ha stock; Ted Fleming w ill spook oa the m atter of hnadHag eastern- era who “ knock” year city. * The first division o f psychology la selling w ill bo represented In tho fifteen mtaate talk by B. G. H a rla n . W h a tta a s e a a t by psy chology in «riling and why should a ll salespeople he fam il iar w ith the essential facta as to how tho mtad_works w m be presented. M r. H arlan wUl dto- cum the nve roads la ta a maa’a mind; how wo got Mean a n * the tools w ith which tha mtad.works. This elase Is open tg a ll Jao- ple connected w ith local ataara or others who darire training la meeting the public. E N D E D T 0D À Y PEDAGOGUES IN SESSION LIQUOR R A ID RULING M A D E Oregea Dentai T ax R eduction Work