The Ashland register., June 24, 1927, Image 1

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C E N T R A L P O IN T AN D A S H L A N D A M E R IC A N
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STEALS FRIENDS Ranauet GUARDSMEN TO July 4 th
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AC,SELLS AUTO ^^nqutii $TAQg pARADE _ * _
OPENING
Function
District
° is Set ror
Plan n ed^
Senators
Canal Is
At D am
Tonight
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GOLF
Robert
Williams
Arrested
On
Charge o f Grand Larceacy
and Lodgod ia Jail
Celebration Brings Many
From
Valley; Prise Contests Is
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NUMBER IS
JUNE 14, 1927
Off m a n y a t t e n d
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C O U N TY. OREGON. F R ID AY.
Friends, visitors and practical-,
;jy tbe f un membership o f the Ash-,
land Golf and Country Club were ^
a1 5pen-
open­
! 1 in attendance at the form
forma)
A. ^
ing held at the go lf course Wed-
| nesday afternoon,
j The new greens were in won-|
derfui shape and the
fairways;
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o f need only a few more weeks o f r lV e -lY H le
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M
JL
A ll Units
W ill
Participate
In
Function at Fort Stevens
To­
morrow Evening
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j When Robert Williams took ad-
j vantage o f a friend’s courtesy, j
¡stole his handbag and sold his aU-
¡tomobile, he did so without know­
ing that Ashland police depart-1
ment has a standing record for
efficiency.
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A huge parade, in which the
¡entire Oregon National Guard sys-1
Item will participate will be held!
Saturday at Fort Stevens, where I
Battery 8, 249th artillery is en -!
camped together with three other!
I „ . s U . artillery units, according to a let- Talent
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I
n
Irrigation
W ill
Today, Williams is lodged in the Ss?.?icv ® u
U ? .A g Dam
n . ” ister by Lieut.
~ pT J. ,!!y
fw th* R-*-: Join Ashland In
Big
Hyatt
Q. Adams.
city jail, charged with grand lar- W ill Visit
Celebration; All - Day
The letter follows:
cency, while H. O. Robinson his Tomorrow Morning; will
Program and Fun For
“ friend” is waiting
fo r
word Be Guests of Chamber, “ The 249th Coast Artillery ar
pointing to the where-abouts of
A ll Is Promised.
Commerce.
lived at Fort Stevens at 12 o ’clock
his touring car, and waiting for
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¡noon, June 15. Batteries B and C
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y
tractive appearance o f the course.
Definite
arrangements
have
Williams to vacate a suit o f cloth­
The congressional
delegation, " ere assigned to
the barracks
Mr. Fred Engle, as Chairman o f
Construction work on a new ing which he "borrow ed”
been made by the Chamber o f
from
which is visiting Southern Oregon,which were occupied by the third
Editor’s note: In response to a tj,e sports committee fo r men, and five-mile canal by the Talent ir­
Commerce fo r u Fourth o f July
Robinson when he disappeared.
long distance telephone
request! ^jrs pred Holmes as chairman o f
this week-end will be in Ashland 'company Columbia
during
the
rigation
company
has
been
start
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from one o f the largest news gath- tj,e sports committee fo r women,
Robinson came here a
short this evening, and will be guests at war, and Batteries A and E to the celebration to be held in conjunc­
ering agencies in the world, the j 8rranged several interesting be- ted, according to an announce­ time ago from California looking
tion with the Talent
Irrigation
a banquet in the Lithia Springs former second company Columbia
honor, o f covering the latest de- dinners' contests during the after- ment by Mr. Olin Armspiger, sup­
fo r work, and shortly after his ar­ hotel according to J. H. Fuller, barracks. Battery D was disband- District at Hyatt dam, according-
velopments in the DeAutremont noon, among them being the driv­ erintendent o f the company.
to committeemen.
rival he met up with Williams, age
case was conferred upon the Ash­ ers contest, mashie contest and
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secretary o f the Chamber o f Com­
This canal will furnish storage
land Register.
The request that ’ putting contest. The driving con-
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There will be barbecued beef,
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merce. Those expected are Sen
this paper represent that news ser- ,*.«* under the direction o f Mr*. water to 900 acres o f Wagner
old fashioned sports, ball games
»tors
Frederick
steiwer
and
C.
L
.
,
Delegate
Returns
From
vice came unexpected and is con- j w . McCoy and Mrs. Emil Piel, Creek land, which now is supplied r
C l-
McNary,
and
representatives
National Club Convene and prizes, and if posible there
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only by fIood water from
Mc E v e n , n S S 1,P P e "
will be rowboats available. There
ors that could be conferred. Vern­
Out of Place Here Maurice Crumpacker and W.
Donald creek,, and will be sup
on McGee o f the Register sta ff re­
will be any number o f individual
C. Hawley.
Olin Armspiger. manager o f the
plemental to the flood
water
presented the news service
and|po r m e r Resident
features, and entertainment
fo r
The purpose o f the delegation is Talent Irrigation District, return 'aj|
Women golfers should be care­
was the only reporter on the train,
Writes lmpregsion
when the three DeAutremonts un-|
w r u c a i m p r c . o i i r,ghts o f the creek- Mr‘ Armapieg- ful o f their dress. This statement to visit the various irrigation dis- ed last week from Memphis, T e n -'
er said. The Talent water will be
The entire day will be devoted
d «r heavy guard left Medford fo r
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used” when the present
supply |is n,ade by cerlain * embCT8 o f tricts o f this section, according nessee, where he attended the na­
» Sjk-m. He filed news stories o f
The many friends o f Mrs. James ^ .jR
to
the celebration, the committee*
the club, who speak narticularly in to Mr. h uller and Saturday morn- tional Kiwnnis convention as a
<)tT»e trip from both Grants Pass|F. Meikle. who has been visiting
(announces.
People will go to the
reference
to
shoes
iing
they
will
be
shown
over
the
delegate from Medford.
and Roseburg. in time to catch thepn Ashland for the past
three
The canal will be built in two
Hyatt dam holdings and
other
Mr Arnlsplger reports an inter. (dam in the m >rning. and in the
early morning editions o f the met- weeks will be delighted to hear
“
Shoes,”
they
say,
“
either
make
|evening return to Ashland, where-
ropolitan dailies. The following, ber impressions o f Ashland, her pieces, one with a length o f a or break a g o lf course. I f a wo­ county water projects.
e.ting as well as profitable trip.
story is an exclusive one with the!form er home. She Iws now return- mile and eight tenths, and the
a
The
congressmen
were
,n und is full o f choice tales o f th<, I it is planned to have either
man
wears
high
heels
on
the
Reeister and g :ves some o f the de- od to her home at. Berkeley. Cali- other o f three and two tenths,
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dance
or
some
other
entertain­
tails o f the trip to the peniten- fornia. and from there she writes The bid for the construction o f grounds the greens are soon ruin­ Grants Pass yesterday, and this [big convention,
ment.
morning they were entertained in
tiary.)
¡as follows:
the shorter piece has been let to ed beyond repair, because they
The convention will be held in
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The function will be advertised
Medford
prior
to
coming
to
thi*
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Seattle
next
y
sink
easily
into
the
ground
and
I have just enjoyed three hap- D. M. Lowe, and fhe
rest
to
ear, he said, and '
( B y V e rn o n M c G e e )
py weeks among old friends and Frank Rhodes. A contract fo r the mak* the P ™ * ™ » ° { « *«• * ball ¡city for the evening. They w ill; wjn brjnR about four or fiv e ’ thou and a
l" vitation extendcd
“ Some day we expect to r “ » "I familiar
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scenes in __________
Ashland. It has
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impossible.”
¡return to Medford tomorrow night ____,
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to the entire valley.
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on
Page
2)
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,
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, ,sund Kiwanians to the coast.
out— that is why we are thank- been most comforting to see that
“ I feel real enthusiastic oyer
Therefore, they advise, women j and from there they will leave for -
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ful that we have received a life tbe beautiful little city which has
(this a ffa ir being made a success,”
sentence instead o f the noose. aiWays meant so much to me is p ' ,
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should never, never play g o lf in *be north.
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-aid J. H. Fuller, secretary o f the.
Pue-h DeAutremont
sa-d
»•««♦ cherished and fostered by loving C l t V A m D U l c M C e
; high heeled shoes.
The banquet tonight will be fea-j 1 H l " C 6 l l l l L l l C‘ C1
night aboard the tram in which frH,nds who are interested in it s 1
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I tured by speeches from all the
he nnd his brothers Rov a"d P «v . j industriai growth and
beautiful
V f l f P f l T it \ 1 p p t
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Committees who are iw direct
c o n f e s s p.-.- -.:c:paiiis in the Sis- development.
V U l C U d l i l C C l School Board Says
kiyou tunnel outrage, were being,
Tbe ch
es which are accepted!
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charge o f Ashland's part in the
“ Hands O ff’ Issue New Accommodations
taken to the state n«w,tent’ *ry H a8 a matter of course by those City Council Ha. Bu.y Meeting
Two Phoenix Residents and Form- ¡a ffa ir are: Celebration and Con-
serve a sentence o f 99 years fo r wbo bave watched them
come
|n City H«1I Tue.day Night
Prepared
For
Tourists
<r A ,b l«"d
W om .n
Hurt
1 vention— H. L. Claycomb, chair-
the murder o f four trainmen.
about are o f startling and grau
The school board o f
district
C o n . i d e r M an y l . t u e .
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WKer. C*r Overturns
iinan. O. M. Franklin. W. W alter,
“ That is - the vision
o f every fyin g interest to one who has
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five at a meeting held recently,
man who. faces a life term. W h »t been awey and returns to find
According to
Frank
Jordan,
t i S * /'*r' ®erFner;
signified its
approval
of
the
lie would there be to live for?^ ¡them an accomplished fact.
purchase o f a new am “ hands o f f ” policy relative to the pRrk toutmissioner,
the
house
I'htee people were slightly in-j
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policy relati\e to the r
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. , j ur .,i ¡n an automobile accident in IA - C- Nimnger, Harry McNair, D_
he added.
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1 The Lithia Hotel was there, o f ho'ance for the city was author- nanus o n
County Unit System which will b e!wh,ch stands on the McCormick Ju
" an automobile accident in
Whittle- Fnter
Painting a vivid picture o f the COurse, on my last visit.
Since ire J by the city council •« >ts
!>«nd, recently donated to the c
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t
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mental and physical _ agony that tben j have heard many tourists n e eiing in the cit/ ha'l **'
uv voted on June 28th.
in which they were riding stalled tiiinment, Lou Hanson, chairman.
foHowed their sensational escape from San Francisco talk o f push-!,. . *
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A resolution adopted by
the by
f ru?fees o f the
C.
W.
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, . i on the highway and was run into
from the veritable army o f search- jnK on in their tr;p north until " • ,t’ Thls ^^dipment is sa l io board is as follow «-
Root estate, is being renovated,
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¡and turned over by another car
ers that circled about them
on they could reach Ashland where ’je needed *-y the community li->s- ooaro is as ionows.
Whereas, the County Unit mea- f nd 18 now ntarly ready for furn- traveling south. The injured are Boy* Return From
every side, the brothers told that|tbey wou]d be sure o f a good sleep pital which has formerly had to
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Matgrin, of
they often contemplated suicide and comfortable hotel service.
l j !ng its («'Gouts to the hospital sure which comes up in the spe-
W agner Gap Camp
as the best and easiest way out of
The house, which is a large Phoenix, and Mrs. A. Ferguson,
cial election o f June 26th does
The
park
is
more
beautiful
than
.
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trucks,
a ‘hell o f a mess.’
ever. Its convenience and attiac-l
not in any way a ffect the taxes five-room building, will be o f two form erly o f this city.
“ One o f the livest and
best
sections, ami
and useu
used fo
• lt ft \ « s dealt me
Itlvene8S hav/ been l‘ dded \? by
1 °
°
wedenburg who pre or administration o f the Ashland «cuuns,
to r tourist cab-
Dr. Malgrin sustained a bruis­ short camps we have ever had,”
- l i f e has dealt me its last dirty ( crentional facilities of all kinds, sented the proposition to the cily.l .
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W— are you with me?’ H isif* ,eem . that ev nmreissFC.r.F i ____ a.......
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^ b 00' dl8trl«’t, but is a question ms, Mr. Jordan said
ed and wrenched arm when lie was
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is the way Mr. W. P. Walter., sec-
eyes were cold and hard as steel. [ i.
thit everv Do .ible nec- "
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Several men have been kept thrown against the side o f the car. retary o f the YM C A describes the
and
he
would
have
killed
himself
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Payment
onthe
vehicle
which
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and he would have killed himself essity fo r a good time has either
people in the outside districts and busy on this property and much
Mrs. Malgrin, the most seriously j,hree day outing at Wagner Gap
n we had not urged him to go on 1 1 been supplied by nature or furn- a used machine formerly operated by them alone:
improvement has resulted.
injured o f t h ^ r i ^ r a . thrown f rom which the party has ju „t ap.
witn us. make one last effort, and jsyiecj t)v the peopl o f Ashland by a Long Beach, California con-
The school board o f District No
(against the steering wheel o f the
db? fighting. Ray told the press. and centered in that one lovely cern.
rived. Mr. W alter announced that
5 would
therefore icw
recommend;
Irma Hasley and family o f Kla machine and received a
i nat was during the time \%hen Rnot The onl'f attraction
which
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t,,v*v*u*c
hhi
badly next year this camp would be held
we were trying to make our w a y j‘c£ufd possibly ' tak -'anyone c w a y . The trf nsactK>n will be made that the people o f Ashland re- math Falls visited his mother, Mrs. bruished thigh and
a sprained fo r a week.
to the coas.. W e^ were starving, f rom ibe beauties o f the park is I subject to the approval of a re -,frajn f rom voting either yes” or
Charles Hasley on B Street re- right wrist, and Mrs. Ferguson,
cold and sacared.
The boys were taken to the gap
the new nine-hcle
go lf
course|pres ntative sent by the city t o ! « no” on the County Unit measure, cently.
l who * a8 aiding in the back seat
cars, and were brought home
“ Livin g Hell”
! Which is inspiring dreams o f per
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Ray, hard-eyed and sober des-,petual youth in the minds o f even
¡sustained a fracture o f her right,in the same way. Mr. H. O. An-
Mr. Ernest Maas, brother
— An Odd Plant—
cribed their march into a “ living the oldest inhabitants.
'* '
1 derson furnished a truck to es-
Mrs. Frank Wright o f Klamath
V. O. N. Smith o f the Citisens Mrs. Nathan .Simpkins' is a guest
be*k”
Ashland has surpassed the aim
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i In the
Mrs.
Wright's jeort part o f the boys and
the
“ We have died
a thousand of most cit es and has attained Kalis, who has been visiting her Bank called the Register editor’s at the Simpkins home on ( alifor-
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(w est was thrown out o f place, and |eouipment fo r the camp and Mr.
deaths,” he said, “ but now we a re ! fhe rank o f an educaGonal center.' grandmother, Mrs. A. L. H arvey! attention recently to a snap dra- nia street. Mr. Maas, Mr. Nathan
Dr. -Malgrin pulled it into shape W alter furnisned his own machine
trviiur to tuk#'
i i n « like
lil-c. Her rchool
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trying
take nnr
our m
medicine
school nv«tcm
system ho&jttii
boasts not on-
on
pen.
B “ '* * * ' returned home lastjgon growing without any visible [Simpkins. Mrs. Herbert Toomey
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n ‘ I wouldn't _ go through that iy 'e x c e lle n t'e le T n e n ta a '.n d ' sec-1
fo r the transportation.
means o f support from the wall of ¡and daughter. Patricias are sepnd-
7*egain for all the money in the ciidary school training, but sup- Natunlay morning.
The party hiked ts Little Apple-
piies
higher
education
and
profes-,
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I the Val Snyder home on the ling a few days at the Lake o f the
I wdrld— and 1 mean it. We have
Watermelon,
On
Market
gate
yesterday, Mr. W alter said,
in the
normal
j j r and Mrs. Harley Duffield Boulevard.
always looked upon our capture sional training
Woods.
Watermelons maue their debut and during the other days o f the
as being a capture o f death— in school which has been brought |
on the Ashland market
yester- encampment the boys were kept
The Plant has «»tracted consid-
fact when we undertook the hold­ back'to *Ashiand"through the" spir- and lWo twjns- Gordon and Uean>
Mr. Wm_ Briggs and O. Ester- day acording to J. H. Hardy, of
up we visioned that as the end. it o f loyalty and cooperation o f ( f r°ni Bridger, Montana are injerable attention due to the fact
busy with short excursions and
¡Ashland visiting at the home o f that it grows directly out from the ling expect to make a business | *b“ Hardy Brothers grocery. The play.
We were discouraged— we wanted her citizens.
to make one last attempt—
that
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------ There are two things which It Mrs. D uffield’s parents, Mr and wall, and its roots appear to be trip to Grants Pa«s Wednesday.
" " " a th‘ ‘
Those
who
attended
were:
Clatsop County produces loO,
wer,. frum the i mr>^ria|
cTn tell hv W K .V CBrj - j 8nd fJ ° V f ° U" d i ° be ! xaci ly Gte same in|M
R H Coffin on
Ashland1 imbedded in a small crevice be-
can tell by w-hat we did after- Ashland— unchanged, and to n.y
w
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Buyer Putnam,
Alex
Gooding,
tons o f honey a year.
Valley. They are o f very high
wanls that we didn’t care.”
mind unchangeable. These are the strcpt- Mr- and Mrs- Duff'eld arc tween the bricks.
quality local people declare. Rasp- Lawrence Good. Earnest Waller,
with
Boy, Happy
¡dominating spirit o f friendliness ,very favorably impressed
berries are all so putting in their | K*" in King, Headrick Baughman,
The bovs were happv, with th e iwhich Eretts -voa as y tu 8lel’ ott' Ashland _nd vicinity.
appearance at local stores.
Howard Mayberry. Virgil Coun-
possible exception o f Ray Thev tbe train and bid* y ° u farew< 11 as
A P P R E C IA T E B IL L IN G ’ S STAND
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,ter
W ilbur Hocking. Wilbur Sir-
you
reluctantly
depart—
and
the
laughed and joked, sarg and read ..... ...............
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Miss Nona Hall, who has been j
Dr. Sidney L. Gulick o f
Los|fley, Meredity Durham. Charle*
the paper? -paper« which reiter­ motivating thought in everyone’s
The follow ing letter has just been received by the Register
the in California fo r the past two or
ated each step o f their crime. And mind which is bent upon
from the Valley View school board which sets out their posi­
Angeles is spending the week in ¡W alter, Clyde Baker, Gab Wood-
tion in the matter of the countv unit law to he voted on soon
they were happy, they said, that question, “ How can I make Ash­ three months, returned home last '•
this
city ».here he will give sev-¡worth. Raymond
Stennett
and
land better?”
The Register heartily agrees with th*- numbers o f the board as
the napers had ‘ shot square.’
week.
eral lectures on foreign affairs.
.Mr. W alter were supervisors.
well as with Mr. Billings. Our position in the matter is set out
With everyone concentrating o n 1
“ Goodbye folks, goodbye to all
Dr. Gulick is, perhaps, the best
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more clearly on the editorial page.
o f you,” Hugh called through the this one problem o f such vital im- j
Mrs. Roy Hasley o f Klamath
window o f the compartment to portance, it is no wonder that
informed authorative on interna-1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shinn, who
remarkable
in"nrove-nents1 Falls was an Ashland visitor Sat-
tne large crowd which had gather- such
Valley View District No. 8
tional Relationship Committee o f bav“ been spending
the
past
ed at the Southern Pacific depot! have been made. Similarly, there urday^
June 20, 1927
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the
Federal
Council
o
f
Churches
o
f
tbeir
,,on‘
in Medford, to catch the la s t)'8 no limit to the distance that
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with the American Board o f Com- S l a v
The Ashland Register,
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‘ he trio before they may be reached
in
Ashland’s p H |L L !P H A L L SPEAKS
passed into history. H:s brother« 1 march toward prosepnty
and i
Ashland, Oregon
missioners fo r Foreign Missions Lynden. Washington. They hav*»
A T K iW A N IS LUNCHEON
8irs.
^cheered loudly, and they waved splendid achievement,
o f the Congregational Churches. *'e ,n visiting at Cedar Rapids. lo-
In your issue o f June 17th appears a letter written by G. H.
pintil they had passed out o f sight.
MRS. JAMES F. M EIKLE.
On the evening o f June 24, Dr. wa r*'‘ urT1'n«r to the West via Den-
‘A Trip to Hawaii” was the
Billings about Ashland’s voting on the County Unit measure.
An hour later at Grants Pass.
! Gulick will speak at the Congrega- ^
Hugh, in a cracked voice, told a !ncsa.” confided Ray. “ That is one ?ubj£ ' ‘ . ° ^ _ an 'Rostrated speech
The people o f Valley View are glad to see this action taken by
gathering o f people at the stationithing that we wish to impress. W e 'j y Philip C. Hall o f the Matson
a resident o f Ashland and so far as we can learn, it was taken
tional church and following this1
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that neither hp nor his brothers i d'd not ask for mercy, but now -Navigation company at the
Ki-
without any request from the outside.
address will answer questions. On | Cherles Wies returned yester-
v ere responsible fo r the verdict that we have received it, we are wan,s luncheon today. Mr. Hall is
The County Unit Law is something which we think should
Sundsy he will give the morning dav from a three pmnth«
trio
which had spared their necks.
eternally grateful.”
speakiqg before civic orgamza-
be decided by the folks outside o f Ashland and Medford, as we
and evening sermons.
“Dent in Oregon. Mi«*onri. Thi*
Didn’t A.k Mercy
I Roy, perhap the most spri-ab’ - i G" n.s, a* 1
ma" y o f the l«>adinK citi«
are the only folks affected by it, while Medford and Ashland
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was Mr. W^es form er homo yearn
“ W e have never pleaded f o r l o i
thre"- told o f the broth erly^ ___________________ ______________
are exempt. You know it would make a very unsatisfactory
.
* ago, h* going from there to cert-
mercy.”
he said. “ I f the ju r y l,0ve that hnd *fiyeri them oncour-, During the trip to Roseburg the
condition as to administration if it were carried by the city
Mrs. J F. Meikle, a form er re- 'm l Kansas. Reaching the point
saw fit to spare our lives, that ws; »Ifement and held them together boys were very talkative. A t times
vote and the outskie vote against it.
sident o f Ashland, who ha- been where he wanted to retire he came
their business. I f yon think th a t!‘ or 80
Nobody realized but they became reflective and seem-
spending some time in the city vis- to 4»b|an*t to spend the balance o f
W e believe the people o f Ashland will be fa ir to ua and
yoti could restore those lives by | ‘ o*y. he said, how bitterly they ed saddened with the thoughts of
1 iting at the homes o f Mrs. Sylvsn bis life. Tnin condition* are son
stav o f f this vote if this is made ckar to them
taking ours, then go to it.”
’ ! had suffered the four years that^the future, but this never lasted.
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s,rM“t and Mr*‘ n Missouri according to Mr. Wies.
Please do the necessary and oblige,
A few moments later Hugh said kad separated the twins fronv
Hugh said oace— “ When those
.1. P. W olfe t ( B street, has re- and a general „ i n over western*
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‘ hat toe people o f Oregon were (Hugh.
¡prison doors cloae on us tomorrow,
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hnw"
Berkeley, Kansas has improved the crop oufce
the ?-,nc. t in the w r !J . He said!
Sheriff Ralph Jennings. W. D.|if our hearts don’t sink to our
SCHOOL BOARD:
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¡look there oonaiderahly.
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amiriHy “ 1 line it in Oreron. .-.dl Miles, apeeia) Southern
Pacific shoes, nothing can ever
phase
L. H. G A L L A T IN . Chairman.
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v-u know T believe I will setr’ e I agent and W. E. Morris were with them. We mu
— it in W <.i ,\
MRS. F. E. GARLE,
Master Jack Ender,. «on o f Mr
Mrs. U rg e n t o f Third
street
d«wn_ out here.”
.the trio on the train. In the com- 70 years— be just young isei eJ .
LO U IS W ERTH.
Henry fcrtders. Jr., is expected b u r n e d from Portland this week
” We are everla ^riid y gretef' 1 rartm m t the officers handcuffed 80. W e have a long etnter.ee. 1—8» ,
 t ' ^ I L M. LENNOX.
home Saturday from
Klamath »»here she has keen visiting her
to the people o f this state and in'both o f Hugh's wrist together, and we have a long time fe>
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I falls, where he has been vlslting'danobfer and attending the Rosa
J.'.tkfon County fo r their kind- manacled Ray’s wrist to Roy’s left, in."
his cousins for a few days.
Festi/al.
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R e p r e s e n t a t iv e
Now
Under
Special Kepreseruauve or treading upon by ?olf fans before
Construction by Talent
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and
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Irrigation District To Be
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A r r n m n a n i e s est
lf courses
on the
Coast.
Agency
Accompanies
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boxes freSih
ly
pninU.d
Completed by August
D *A u tre m o n t
B r o t h e r s white and given
by
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business housese added to the at-
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