♦ Fight Fans, Be the Guests of the Vining, X-L Electric and Register at Vining Theatre Thursday Eve. The Re|itlrr Majority of The circnlatioa of reach*« Farm this I » • ue i« more than Hr 1900 la Southern Oregon FO R M ER LY C E N T R A L PO IN T A N D A S H L A N D A M E R IC A N VOLUM E ASHLAND, 3 JACKSON COUNTY. ORECON. TUESDAY. I ASHLAND IS Y. M. C.A. NUMBER 36 S E P T E M B E R 20, 1927. Local People Have Interest ing Auto Trip in Northwest Secretary W a lt e r Submits Hi» A n > n cl----- -— Y e a r »' Report * Showing Dear Editor: but the land seems to be poor and On Sunday morning August light but a good deal open fo r Activities 21st G. S. Butler and wife, and ■ cultivation. Em.! P^il and w ife started f< r the, Bend 30 miles is located on a Lou Hanson was elected to fill ! unknown region 'to usl c f Central' hiva bed. Population 6000. Lies the unexpired term ol the late Orefr<.n in Peil’s Hudson nuto, Dy pretty on Deschutes river. Where O. Anderson, on the Board of di- j bg way Qf Klamath Falls and they have moved the rocks away rectors of the Y. M. C. A. at a , Eort Klamath. on their lots and have piled ■them meeting of the board held in 1 ion-1 j am writing this narat.ve net up in artistic stonewalls and haul- per Hall last night. Mr. Hanson to criticize but from an instructive ed dirt in place, they have min- was also named chairman o f the and descriptive observation for j aged to make the grass and flow- finance committee and G. A. Bris those readers that hare not had ers grow with plenty o f sprinkl- coe was elected treasurer. The the privilege o f visiting or travel-1 ing. Two Lurabermills support the board designated the week o f Oc ing over the territory that we coy- I place and some sheep raising we tober 16th, as Y M C A Budget ered. were told. Their big rustic hotel Naomi Leedom and Beth week. Should any of my remarks th a t! is good with a good view from the Joy to Represent Co. In John H. Rudd o f the North I may make about places and con- dining room west across the riv- Canning Division west Executive council, attended dition o f soil be objectionable to er: first day drive. I>eaving Bend this meeting and will be in Ash any one that may read this and early in the morning fo r Red land all this week, assisting in take offense will say that I de mond 20 mile* we turned to the SCHOOLS W IN N E R formulating plans for the new scribe same as I saw it as we drove right to Prineville 20 miles, most Ashland and Surrounding years’ work, and for the budget through. o f the land is the same tableland almost worthless with the excep H i ( h E U v a tio a District Schools Take drive. Secretary W. P. Walter sub Leaving Wood River valley tion o f a little valley midway Majority of Prizes mitted his annual report fo r the above Fort Klamath the road where they had irrigation and bet years’ activitiee a summary o f wound up the bank to the table ter land. Prineville is situated in Naomi Leedom and Beth Joy, o f j which ig u foUowg. land above at an elevation o f a sink from the main plateu 7 or Ashland will represent this county Annual report o f the Secretary about 5500. This land is almost 8 hundred feet below the valley at the State Fair to be held in Ashland Y. M. C. A. Club work: Salem, as the result o f their being | 1. Hi-Y Club 25 boys 15 to 18. level covered with scrawney Tarn- is about 12 or 15 miles across each rack trees. The soil seems too way, so its almost round, with the named the winner in the county 1. Comrade Club 10 boys 15 to \ poor to support even those. bare bluffs from the tableland canning demonstration held at 18. Crescent 50 miles from Fort sticking up all around it. They the close o f the Jackson county 4. Pioneer Clubs 60 boys 12 to Klamath, only a Service station. claim 1300 population with rich products show Saturday. Medford (Continued on Page 5) Lafine 8 miles population about land and plenty o f water from the newspapers in commenting on (Continued on Page 2) 200 plenty o f water for irrigation their work, declared it to be “ an 1 PR IZES MANY ARE EXPECTED EO HEAR RETURNS --------- Coach IS TO BE FREE Cripe» Tangle "Grisillios” With Crescent Here Wil l City With the first football game of the season to be played next Sat urday between the Crescent City I High school team and the local high school team intensive train- | ing has been the order o f Coach | Cripe in an effort to whip a j green line into shape for the com- | ing conflict. i The Vining Theatre, The X L Electric, and The j Regiater to be Hoata This has been a problem of some magnitude wh»n it is consid- ered that with the exception o f possibly three men, the Ashland High school line will be composed largely o f new and inexperienced men. 6 IS DATE FOR FATE FESTIVAL Fir*t Thur»day in Oct. U Named for Ashland’s Celebration D EC O R ATE W IN D O W S The backfield has caused little trouble so far. with practically all Local Products W ill be Prominently Displayed letter men on hand, and i f the Streets Decorated line can be developed sufficiently local foot ball fans need have lit Ashlands’ Fall Harvest Festival tle fear of the ground gainers Tha A »hl»n d Register, the hark o f the line holding up their will be held on Thursday October Vining theatre, and the XL 6th according to the decision >f end o f any argument. Electric company will be the Saturday’s game will he played the general committee, at a meet- combined hosts to fight fans in the afternoon and it is predict- [ ing held yesterday afternoon at Thursday evening at six o’ ed that an exceptionally large Millers’ Toggery. clock where a special arrang e Committ'-es lor the various crowd will be on hand to greet the ment, through Guy Good of events planned on this day were foot ball team in their first ap the electric company ■ Rad named, while the chairman o f pearance. iol* Tw enty- E if b t will broad each committee will make up the cast direct from the ring side, general committee. Enthusiasm the fight return» of the Demp was high at this meeting and ev sey - Tunney championship ery effort wil be made to make fight. this one o f the outstanding days The first round is scheduled to | in Ashland. Every effo rt will be start at six o’clock Ashland time. I [ directed to bring before the pub- and it is advised that you he early First Count 8how» Them to Be |jc the products o f the soil around to assure yourself o f a seat. Exceptionally Good Time is Had Captain William M. B rigg» C om All Bunched Together w ,,b ' Ashland, and J. H. Fuller heads Late last night and again at six by Member» of Local Faculty Result in Doubt plete» T w o W eek * W n ' l at a committee to take care o f this o ’clock a thorough tri-out was giv and Board Camp McQuade phase o f the work. This will In en the set at the theatre and it The first count o f the Candi clude the decorating o f all vacant was found that by means o f the dates in the “ Miss Popularity Con windows as well as appropriate The annual party given by the Captain William Briggs, local special power speaker distant ra test” finds them all bunched in the street decorations. members o f the Ashland school i attorney and officer in the re dio broadcasting stations were re greatest “ free for all” ever he'd board to the teachers o f the pub- j serve 529th Coast Artillery, re V. D. Miller will be in charge ceived with ease, while K G W and here. It is anybody’s race, and with lic schools of Ashland was held at turned. Monday from two weeks o f stunts for the day, and already some o f the closer ones that will the many candidates and their the Civic Club house on Winburn spent in the Reserve officers train be broadcasting direct from the campaign managers all claiming he has completed plan« fo r some Way, last Saturday evening, Sep- ing school at Camp McQuade, Cap- novei and interesting events that ring side, filled the beautiful thea Member 17th. The attractive rooms itola California, where he receiv- tre as clearly as if you were at victory the final result promises to will he an excellent attraction. W. he in doubt until the last vote is p W ..ll(prg bp8dg tbp committ## on o f the clubhouse were made more ed a special work in anti-aircraft the ring side. counted at 9 P M. on the night o f prises and will work out the details beauti*’;l by baskets o f flowers procedure. The local I'to rn ey had Through this arrangement fight September 30th. and fruit. The table at which a a total o f fift y three minutes in o f a long list o f prizes to be of- fans are assured o f having a most The candidates o f the Mis. Pop- fprpd for unugllaI ew n U and at_ cafeteria supper was served was the air while gone, and upon on» exceeding attractive with a cen trip up. had the unusual exper comfortable place to enjoy the re ularity Contest for the Lithians | tractions Ear, ¿ row ,, rhairTnan of terpiece o f French marigolds, sur ience o f traveling 175 miles an turns and in addition, those who coming Indoor Circus to be helu rounded by golden horns o f plenty hour straight down, with the mo come early will enjoy a delightful in Ashland October 3rd to 8th «re j ent , rtainfn«.nt cornmittpp 8nd ,,,.ng fa)1 for mugjc b t from which emerged a rrofusion tors o f the army plane running organ recital by George J. Hayes making munv o f the old timers organist at the Vining. Through here in the political game sit up|or tbrpp h„ ndg ig, gtrget aU o f luscious fruit. Two silver phea full blast. sants also graced the table and e f The parachutes as perfected a special ararngement at five- and take notice. The candidates' tractions. and while the esw n ittM it w„ fect was unique. were o f unusual interest the local thirty Mr. Hayes will take his are not making any rash promises | wag dpfinit<, o n th ig i Mrs. D. Perozzi gave the speech man said. They were thought to place at the organ and from then but are making their campaign on j thought lh<,rp mj|rbt bp . frpe hgr. „„„„ ^ othgr o f welcome to the teachers. be very nearly perfect, and in until the fight returns start corn- a well laid platform o f fun and bt,ctlp ,unch will entertain the Vining, amusement. They promise that all fr ,.g attrllotiong. During the evening there was many testa have proved themselves, much enjoyment in a variety o f to be valuable. "W e were told that X L Electric and Register guests. pre-election promises and speeches The general committee will meet There will be absolutely no will be fulfilled, and that they will j stunts and games. There was in the event o f an accident, Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the (Continued on page 5) guessing contest fo r which prizes were to jump head first down and f barge fnr *bis evening o f enter Chamber o f Commerce where a were given and were won by Misa count to three before pulling the tainment the three local business * report will be mar c on the pro string that opened it up.While institution* joining together Cora Mason and Miss Clark. gress so far. One o f the clever surprises o f those men who had tried them give Ashland people an opportun The complete co -nittees are as the evening was the imported out in tests said it was not bad, I ity to enjoy this event with follows: was thankful that it did not fall minimum o f discomfort. (Continued on page 5) Local Firma Combine in Inviting Southern Ore. To Hear Fight Returna E WILL SPEAK SCHOOL BOARO H0SÌS RESERVE OERCER IS ON PIONEER DAY HOME FROM TRAINING l B h outstanding event o f the after noon.” Six teams will represent the county in various phases of club i activities, at the state fair as the , result o f the contests. Southern Oregon Old Timer» W il l Prize winners were as follows: Gather for Annual Reunion Calendars— Thursday 1. Ashland, Washington. Water Color— Arrangements are set for the 1. Ashland, Washington. '51st annual reunion o f the Pioneer Special original drawing— Society o f Southern Oregon to be 1.Ashland, Washington. i held at Ashland on Thursday of Aprons— this week, which will be held in 1. Medford, Junior High. Lithia Park at the Pioneer Hal! Towels— ! and at the Civic Improvement Club 1. Ashland Washington. House. The program will be given 2. Medford Junior high. at the Pioneer Building and the Manual training exercises— annual banquet will be spread in 1. Medford Junior High. the Civic Club house adjoining. Except for the last award, which The address o f the day will be was $8, the usual run of prizes was $1.50 for firsts, $1.00 for sec- given by Mr. William H. Gore of ond, and 50 cents for third places. Medford, member o f one o f the old pioneer families of the county. Ciasi 1--- Grade» 1-2-3 A program o f music by an Ashland Best free hand drawing— male quartet will be interspersed 2. Ashland. with other numbers. Best paper cutting— 1. Medford Washington. This society was organized in 2. Ashland. ¡1876 at Ashland under the inspir 3. Medford Lincoln. ation o f J. M. Sutton, a pioneer Best illustrated story— newspaper man here, now deceas 1. RosevelL • ed, and the reunions have been 2. Medford Lincoln. recurring annual events which 3. Ashland Washington. have been greatly enjoyed by the FIRST FOOT BAIE GAME BSATURBAY ARE IN CLOSE RACE Class 11— Grades 4-5-6 old timers and their families each Best Palmer Method writing— year, the gatherings alternating 1. Medford Washington. between Jacksonville and this city. 2. Roosevelt. Many o f the members o f the so 3. Jackson. ciety have passed on but the or-1 Publicity Drawing in pencil, charcoal, ink According to those who were ! (Continued on Page 5) to my lot to have to make such a G. M. Green, S. A. Peters Jr.; or colors— jump.” fortunate enough to get the sta- ^ FORMER RESIDENT 1. Medford Washington. W it h !F>* nk n#mi,ton- A - C. Joy, Olen tions broadcasting direct at the ^ ,r‘ * Meeting Id Friday Arnspiger. 2i Ashland Washington. DIES IN P O R T L A N D Tw enty-Five W om an ringside during the Dempsey-Shar- REGISTER TO PRINT Decoration: J. H. Fuller, chair 3. Roosevelt. Preient fight, it was possihle to hear man: E. G. Harland, G. M. Frost, Best original posters— Mrs. J. W. Losher o f Portland H U G H SCH O O L PAPER key the thud o f the padded gloves as form er resident o f this city died 1. Jackson. The Parent-Teacher* Aaaocla- Ralph Koozer, H. C. Galey and D. one fighter connected with a well M. Lowe. Saturday evening September 17th, 3. Medford Washington. The Ashland Register will print timed punch and the cheers o f the t,on o f Linco,n "<■ h° o1 h*'1 •*- Oregon boklets— ! at her home in Portland. Reproduction of Famous New the high school paper “ The Rogue mnVutp7e’V0u"l7he^pUinlv” heard'Í <'eption,,,y meeting |pst W S m " ’ Br i l v ^ H ^ ' l " ’ ^ " ' T 5 (Continued on page 5 1 Mrs. Losher wm» horn in Indians News, according to the terms o f whiIp t tb finish the familiar Krid* y * ft*’rTloi>n n the school H. L. Claycomb, York Night Clubs to ho Brought jin 1860, and was 67 years o f age Hero • at the time « f her 1'a ’ i. She hnd paper is a four column publloa- thousands o f listeners, just like he pr' ,’M‘nt t0 discuss various phases Davenhill and Abe Dunn. Marcine Hastings Is Prizes: W. P. Walters. Henry been ill fo r some months and her tlon to be issued twice a month. WB, an adjarpnt ^ ,g o f the work for the coming year, Taken to Specialists Have you ever seen a night McNair, Clint Baugh- death was not unexpected. There ,s some , prospect o f the th<> kind o f an PntPrtajnFnPnt th. t Mr" ’ V o f the man and Hal ; club? Have you ev*r wanted to __ . . , I ‘ ne ama or an entertainment that . . 7 ’ D ----- ' President ^ “ R a ln h Riilln_ Mrs. Losher is survived by her P*P” 7 *": ■ ; '• >» nr.v.d-1 n „ r « l . y : '■*■'«'■ - T. A. pr..ld,d ,h . " " t j Marcine, the six-year year old «ee one? Well, your wish Is shout Crow, dsughter o f Mr. snd Mrs. Vera to be gratified. Thursday and Fri- husband, J. W. Losher, -one son o f the boy. at the head o f it tm . wivga a,on|r ^ *end one or more delegatee to the Hastings had the misfortune to day is the date on which Gilds Ralph Losher snd two grand Parent-Teachers Convention which fall and break her arm near th e 1 Gray’s new Paramount picture daughters. Ardath and Beraita year, as many inches o f advertis ing has already been contracted (Continued on page 5) will convene In l a Grande In the MRS. O TTIE PHELPS elbow, late yesterday afternoon "Cabaret” reaches the Vining FOOT B A L L TEAM for. The first issue srill appear near future. There was also a fav while playing with fnends. The Theatre. DIED YESTER D AY N A M E D GRIZILIES orable discussion o f plsns fo r a some time this week. break was o f such a serious na Club Costignn. with its liveried V A L L E Y V IE W BOYS cafeteria to be operated at the Mrs. Ottie Pheps, w ife o f E. E. ture that it was thought best to doorman, high-jacking waiters, G O T O STATE FAIR The Ashland High School foot A. H. Zimmerman, manager o f Lincoln school building this | year. I ___ Phelps and a well-known resident take her to specialista and Mr. and fizsed bands and bandits, giddy ball team, wil be officially known passed away Mon- Mrs Hastings left last night f o r |rjr |, costumes, butter-and The Ashland Valley View Club the Lithia Springs Hotel returned as the “ Grizzilies,” according to Many o f the teacher« and a num -»o i t*,i" Portland with the little girl, where men bootleggers and boot- ?*ve out o f the six prizes of- Sunday from a few days business an announcement made by Cap ber o f the pupils would take ad-1 d* jr « ^ m o o n after a brief III- vantage o f tbs cafeteria, and when n*‘M- Mr*- Pbrip* was sixty ons she W i l l be placed undert be care Hckers. Is the background against ^ red at the Jackson county pro trip spent in Portland. tain Abbot recently. The team has the building was constructed a r m n o t * f * at ths time o f her o f specialists. j wbieh "Cabaret" takes place. j ducts show. This showing was an long felt the need o f a name to room for that purpose was equipp death, and leaves a host o f frisnds G ild, is the poor giri who leave, unusual one according to th e . J W McCoy cashier o f the It is expected Mr. Hastings v awnxa that m o w B I . u w i i u g - V IIIU B IB U 1 F P » > o r 1TI W H O ^ _ _ _ _ ,, _ a ed. A committee will report on the to mourn her ptM inf. will retain Friday, while Mrs her squalid e«rt side Gat to win *ud*ra. •"<» th* Valley View young F 'r * Nat,onal Bank left Monday how *',m' ,hl^ ot demarkation details at the next meeting. The Funeral services will be held «t 'just another id the little girl will success as a dancer— and does. fo,k* wh® w,>r* responsible came t ” r • brief bueineae trip to Port- between them and “ Hastings aad play shed which Is one o f the im the J. C Dodge snd Sons fn n s ry foot ball team.” ant and consequent ler arm is more fully Tom Moore, one o n’imeroii* ' in fo r * • preat * * * < * deal « • > o f praise praise. May until her r.f f the *he numerous n ^or portant thing« the P. T. A. will parlors en Wednesday i f t i r Z M i recovered. Moor* brother*, plays opposite the Harold Fish and Kieth Lennox ly the name "Grisailles" will be sponsor this ye«r, will be taken op •t two thirty, with Rev. G a f f a * Hugh Batea, son of Mr. and --------------------- -— ! star: cmk-al Chester Conklin ea- aiD get to go to the State Fair at the official cognomen o f the high in fully at the next meeting, o f the Presbyterian church ___ , _____ ___ compete in Club work Mrs. Nate Bate«, has been con- Bureaa o f Agriculture will o p -J »«*» ber father. Robert G. Vignola Salem to school repreaeataUves on the grid- »m e arrangements made for charge. Interment will be mads In directed this picturiaatioa o f Ow-1 there as a result o f their show- fined to hie home, since Saturday w: Northwest economica office the Mountain View cemetery. (Continued »a page 6) i ea F a n s ' o r^ ia al screen story. 1 ing at the loeal exhibition. j with a aerare attack o f »onaürtia.‘roa. Portland. -COMMITTEES NAMED P.-T.A. ÌFI GILDA GREYCABARET- “2 . " d e» - ■" i-««. Sri»».... c*.»ï!ï!: