TU«
Regl*t**r
M ajority of
reach*-*
Farm
The «»'■«wlafion of thi* ■•-
ll«
I A l *
•ue i* more than.
H ou*«*
1900
In Southern Oregon
FO» ' " - M Y
N
A S H L A N D , JAC KSON COUN T Y ,
VO LU M E 3
INCREASE
M B TO RJft HERE
'•
OREGON,
'• • r A N P A S H L A N D A M E R IC A N
TUESD AY,
Candidates La Popularity
Contest
N U M B E R 40.
L.iBER 27, 1927.
i m e f í f f l HÍS ö
AN EMI ■
Charlie Talent
in
Four
Y ear*
Make* 865 A rre*t* u n i Only 2
Plead N ot Guilty
i Coach
Cripe
W orking
Local
! Y ou n g»t rs on
Funddtpcntali
o f Football
FESTIVAL
DAY ARE
Chief o f Police McNabb, and ‘
The Ashland High school team
the Register Editor were having)
in the first outside game o f the
an interesting discussion
this j
s ».son will meet th« Yreka high
morning on the prosecution o f var- j
school football team on the local
ions cases when T ra ffic O fficer C.
field n t‘ t Saturday
afternoon.
P. Talent entered the Police sta- j
But little is known o f th" north
tion, ard when asked his view on 1
ern Californ.a youngsters other
this, said that out o f a total of
than the enrollment at the Yre-
■ t*A arrests made over a period o f
k \ school is high and they have an
four
years, but two had pleaded j
;.T uhdance o f material to whip a
not
guilty,
every other arrest R u #, „ e y8 Men Will Wear
team into «hape.
O! ' Fits1 •
G* i To-
More Than Twice a* Many
made resulted in their being sen
Coach Gripes’ G rizzfics suffer-
Overalls Until TTy trsrlay
A r S t a g e d l- y Cham
tenced without the expense o f a j
Boys as Last Year En
U no ill effects from Saturday’s
To Advertise Event
ber of Commerce Fri.
trial. These two who pleaded not I
tussle with the Alumni, and in
rolled, More to Come
guilty, were both arrested on a 1
tensive signal practice with part
P.OVIDE
AMUSEMENT
charge o f driving a car while in REGISTER GIVES CUP
o
f
the
time
devoted
to
the
funda
EQUIPMENT ORDERED
toxicated. and
incident!)'
they
mentals o f foot ball, has been the
Farmers Will Judfce Win
were convicted o f the charge.
Cluvirman
the
F.rter-
order
from
the
roach
-for
this
Classes are Rearranged .so
dow P«plays, and Win
.veek. While the team made a sat-
This rather startling
record,
t>itun*nt
C
m
¡
t^e
has
That Only 25 or 30 will
fuetory appearance
Saturday
lead to further qoustioning o f the
ners will be Awarded
Snecia!
ü
lan«
*
Be in a Class
emacn tfr pe is tar from satisfied
popular traffic officer, and it was
Defensiv iy, the team exceeded
Business men will fnce the ter
j “ It is to be a good old fashion found that in 1925, he recovered
The three-hundred and thirty-
exportât’ ' ns, but on the offense
twenty-two stolen cars,‘and made rors o f u kangaroo court if they
ed
tow;,
meeting,
with
every
one
* third N ‘final
• student v s they api
arod ragged and much
1
ted ind wi‘.h every one given a total o f thirteen arrests in a do not wear overalls from Monday
registered at two-thirty this after-1
e ffo rt will be devoted to putting
n
opportunity
to get up and say connection with them. This was a until Thursday o f next week ae-
noon bring the present registra
a smooth working organization on
ust what he wants to,” said K. banner year, with 1926 but one ord 'ig to the edicts o f the gen-
tion high above th' mos* optim
the field Saturday.
juld uppurt the L.thians ; G. Harlan, secretary o f the Ash behind when a total f twenty one | ,,ra| committee, in working out the
The Ashland Armory is re
istic expectations o f officials of
in ears were recovered, and 16 peo details o f the fall Festival to ¡>e
money derived from land Chamber o f Commerce
the school. O f this number fifty -
sounding these days to the bang
the general ple were arrested for the thefts. held on Thursday, October 6th.
spent in boosting the commenting upon
two were boys, while last year the
o f the hammers and buzz saws as
i meeting to be held next Friday This is a record among state of-
city o f A¡ hland.
More than three dozen mer
entire boys registration for the
workmen are putting the
final
nvcning at eight o’clock, at the. f'cers, and speaks well for the ac- chants are offering special prize»
>th pc
first s< mester was twenty-eight.
Armory.
i tivity o f the local man who is re- for events to be staged on this
touches to the Lithian’s Indoor
,
p-
........... .
According to President J. II.
“
While
we
have
arrang'd
a
pur-J
vonsible tor it.
,
day, and a complete list o f these
Circus which opens nc-.t Monday. Friday night at 9 p. m. at which
Churchill the registration
this
tial program for the year it w ill]
will be announced soon according
contiuu ,
'*• “ ls
''
year will exceed three hundr d M-». Fr'-d Home* Receive* In ter October third and
to W. P. W alter chairman o f this
sull not be completed until after Fri-1
thoughout the wet
and fifty , while last years regis
esting L etter From Form er
eo day night’s meeting when every (
committee.
d
Special decora’ ions and illumin
tration fo r the same semester was
Resident*
n-ie will be given an opportunity i
cond.
The
ace
>m-
Use
a
cic
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—
|
ations
will
be
installed
in
the
A
t
-|
Vi
The free lunch at noon will be
two hundred and sixty-six, or a
should <lo
do to
to n r Mm a i n i w r n i l ! 0 a highly successful one, Earl
.', i o ’ the f¡vo ’ to tell us what we should
When Mr. and Mrs. Johnny ntocry fo r the occasion, and the pi lying pl
gain o f thirty-one percent.
This
Ashland, , wake 'he Chamber o f Commerce
. r
ontestsnts from
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; Crow, chairmun o f the entertain
gam is said to be the largest made Gruelle and two children lived in hall will be a blaze o f light and
ment committee reported , with
this year by a coast institution, Ashland more than a year ago, color. The committees are leav- Top left to right are Miss V el- a vital force in the community he
WiM bo One o f Four Men From
the eats all purchased and ready
and has forced the rearranging o f they made many friends who w illin g nothihg undone to give the ms Clapp, Miss \ormn Wuthrich, | further declared,
Oregon to A ttend General
WVdn day, invitations to this
ind >
Center, Mi.-s Rosalind V' ise, how-
classes, and the ordering o f addi be glad to have recent news from public one o f th best
for delivery. The Hi-Y club w ill
Methodist M eeting
will he «Kfttributeri to ev-
attempted here, and er left to right are the Misses me«'.oi
do the serving according to ten
tional equipment,
fifty
lecture them. In a letter from Mrs. Gruel- shows ever
house in
in Ashland,
Ashland, and
and
the,
support <>f thv? entire Josephine Barber and Cleo Wiltse. vry house
chairs being ordered «by wire this le to Mrs. Fred Homes, she gave meri s the
tative arrangements. Other
fea
(.iiambor secretary has issued a
Dr G. M. Gregg was named one
some interesting news o f their a c-1 community. Every citizea o f Ash- i'hotors by Darling Studio.
morning.
tures o f the entertainment are not
special invitation to people living o f the four state delegates to the ]
i complete but it was known that
President Churchill stated to tivities during the past summer, i
on the outside o f Ashland to at Methodist Episcopal Church Gen
there will be at least two bands
The
summer
was
spent
at
their
day, that notwithstanding the fact
tend the Friday night’s meeting. eral conference to be held in Kan
! and there is a strong possibility
that the school authorities had not summer home at Norwalk, Con-
Lao Hansen, chairman o f the. sas City the entire month o f May j 7f~the Medford Drum CoTp. b eln i
many
delightful
anticipated such a heavy increase necticutt and
entertainment committee
is in 1928, at the Laymens state con-1
h#nd for thi„ oeCB8ion. Several,
in enrollment, classes were being hours, the guests arriving at 2'30i
! charge o f Friday night’s meeting, ference held In conjunction with I cjpcuii >cU wi|) bp
thrU|rh_
so arranged that there would not
imming. Their son, Worth, be-i
Ù ÌC lllò
l and is arrangeing a brand o f en- th«- general conference at Salem ^
,hp d#y 0„ thp prin,.ipa| ,tret.
be more than twenty-five or thirty | fan,e most proficient in the oper-i
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M illard
Grub
Nearly
Reache* tcTtainmcnt that cun be univer-
“ ,st w fl '
'o f Ashland, and with other enter-
in any one class, which would ai- 4tion o f his own boat and for his Many Star* From Ore-gon School,
Stardom, But a H ole Stop.
»«Uy n.ioyed. Every e ffo r t is be-
The election o f Dr. Gregg is a fainment n,,t yet announced Ash-
low fo r the personal work with ” ex* summer’s vacation, he has
R «»p o »d
to
Fire* Football
Hrm
ing made to h avj this meeting one distinct honor, for this conference
land will provide ample amuse
the faculty, which did so much
°P P °rtunity to become sales-
.
Practice
_
I o f the best attended in local his- is held but once in four years.
the I
ment for those who visit this city
last year to place the school to man and demonstrator fo r
• V, and as a business man said The local man was the laymen’ s
The Alumni got a hear by th*
________
The first Normal school f*ot-
on that day.
the front from a scholastic stand type o f boat he operates.
When Mr. and Mrs. GrueUe and' bail team took a h-*ithy work out u.. Saturday afternoon ¡; id il l- his morning. “ A person should representative from the Ashland
point.
Chairman of the
Publicity
*
•
criticize
the
CYiamber
o
f
Com-
hurrh at the state gathering.
family came out to the Pacific I Monday night whan Cach Mac- n’t want to 1 « loos«- o f it, when
Committee
G.
M.
Green
has
some
Coast several years ago. and lo -1
had about twenty-five out I '• bou„ fifte'-u A skies o f former uerre if they are not interested
clever
and
novel
publicity
ideas
cated for a year in Ashland. they for the first call. High senoul »tarsi 'J ■ irs, tang!'*«! v ,h th<: Grizzilies, nough in their ity to lake part
that are being worked out, the
n this meeting.”
lie
high
schoef
am,
—i’
h
ne
‘
came primarily fo r the health o f tro m Southern Oregon and many t
f ’rst o f wh'ch will be the use o f
Mr. Gruelle and son W r h . N * » j points in Noxthara
< a Hernia' *’ *ide regiararlng
registering a rounL The
•arrier pi reons to carry a message
moi Hre V
i? Bit tie opening
OC I. PEOPLE W IN
they are in the best o f health, and were burned
f good will and an invitation
tJT' .t
ll
______
j Wor.h is taking up athletics to a | n*Kbt ant*
1
IN FLOW ER SH O W
from the Ashland Chamber
of
n fi mg into “ ¡íi
his'
tul
Lillian Gi.h new S ta-yin « Vehicle « Teat
He is now at the C u l-! y» rJ» a h-I' 1
Commerce
to
Medford
and
Grant»
i nler like a ve - j
The Flower Show which
was Representative* From Independent
“ Annie Laurie.” H ere Thur.-
\ ver Miiitary School in Indiana, fo r Die local s< O Cil.
Pass Civic organization to be pre-.
'ofc'ii C.”
in desperation held at the Hotel Medford "n Fri- | Company Enthux d O ver Helm
»■ ’O turned out ' l'r;-
day and Friday
:*nd tbe fam ily made the trip b v 1 Arawni' thos
sent
on this day.
i
fill the wide open •lay »^nd Saturday o f last week |
Ranch
_______
motor from Norwalk to Culver the IT.-. ni„-ht
TP-e j\ ' land Re, st< r will pro
th vnH \ r o f
t:;e line call’ d
rt'h coiim J rai le favorable
L v ic i
The Prince o f Wales, heir to I 7I: ltinK man>' interesting place?
ran*! c •red Madden from
full I attention from Southern Oregon,
Representativee o f an Indepen- vide the cup to be present'd to
England’s throne, has contributed en rt>1 e- They visited friends in j Mercer, U zru -i
•ark ti center and Saturday's re- and from points in
California, d*mt movie company from Holly- the merchant v hr has the h< it
>rd ;
to the making o f an American 1 ' Tonapolis for several days af- Ixibanon Tncs
decorated windo*
for this day.
motion picture.
F re e in g \S orth located at Cul “ Blondy” Hefner, South Pasa oil's, proveo that. th. move was a ( "ortjand and eastern cities. H. H. wceid will be in Ashland Wednes
The cup will bt
i display fo r
ver.
day
when
there
is
a
strong
possi
good
one.
Brown
and
Moore
in
Hosier
and
Mrs.
Lewis
Jacks
o
f
dena, C a lif.;
H otoit
Dickson,
’ ’ This is one o f the odd facts in
some time previot to the Festival
Dunsmuir; Harlan Cantree, Ruch; i ’ < ir in ial appearance as guards Ashland were well represented at bility o f a deal being closed fo r
connection with Lillian Gish’s new
,
'
Day.
the
240
aere
ranrh
o
f
A.
D.
Helms,
did
better
than
was
expe-ted
the
Flower
Show,
and
they
receiv-
“ Chuck” Colby, Svuth Pasadena;
starring vehicle, “ Annie Laurie,”
School Foot-
while the balance o f the line look- . d many prizes. List . * prizes won located at the Ashland Klamath
With every member o f
tha
a spectacular romance o f Scot-
ball S u i t * Are Here “ Connie” Conrad, Medford; Ro <d mighty good.
I hy local entrants were: Gladiolas: Falls Junction south o f town. Ne committee devoting a majority of
land
Parks,
Ashlars!;
Arnold
Gas-
tish Highlands, based on history,!
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O f course the playing was ra g -‘ largest variety display; 1st, II. H gotiations have been under way hi* time to the working out o f th»
and coming to the Vining T h ea tre1 Twenty-two complete football nell. Ashland: Clark Butterfield,
red
it i» consider*d that. Hosier. Best arrangement without for some time it ia understood,
Ashland;
Eugene
Shields,
Port
Thursday and Friday, For the | “ " ‘ forms, consisting o f
suits.
details o f this •’By, nothing is be-
they have only been out fo r two foliage. 1st, H. H. Hosier;
2nd while representative* of the com
herd o f Scotch cattle, a strange I ,b oes. sox, sweaters, shoulder pads land; Hoewell, Fairfield, Iowa;
we ks. Ashland’ s foot ball stock! Mr*. Lew i« Jacks. Best arrange- pany will make a personal inspec ing left undone to assure its suc
hybrid o f animal heretofore seen belmets, and everything else that Harry May. Weston, Hobson, Ash-
cess.
should
take a healthy jump in the ' ment with other foliage II
H tion o f the property Wednesday.
Ashland; Beck,
nowhere else save in Scotland.took a ^00t baH player might use were I
:
Í
j
Hodar.
Dahlias:
1,
Decorative,
IsL
According to the representative '
part in the picture solely dPcause tl*l*vered yesterday by V. D. IVfitl- • VsHland-; Jack McAtrhur, Grant*
The Alumni had several out- H. H. Hosier, 2nd H H
Hosier who has made the preliminary in
the Prince imported a herd to his er
M iller’s Toggery to < oach ^ass> P * ul Kincaid, Grants Pass,
I standing stars, that is. they w ere 3rd. H. H. Hosier 2 Tennis, 1st’ vestigation the Helm
T A F T . A T 70, SEES
ranch
is
ranch in Candtia and started rals- McNeal o f the Normal achool.
standing on the outside a ronsid-1 H. H. Hosier, 2nd H. H. Hosier ideally located fo r the movie com-
H A P P Y DAYS A H EAD ;
hig them there. The bovine actors
ordpr ¡, one o f tnp
^ LIEUT. NOVILLE TO
S T A Y S IN HARNESS
in the picture are some o f the ever placrd locally, and will total
SPEAK
OVER
RADIO
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sunshiny day* and the geneml »b-|
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more than nine hundred dollars,
Murray Bay, Que.,— “ It
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I [ o r the “ Ha" Beeners.” covered i 1st H. H. Hosier, 3rd H H Ho*- sence o f fogs make it highly de-
The new picture, a historical the local merchant said. They have
Local manager, Earl Crow o f himself with dust instead o f ler. 5. Largest and best .p e el-, sirable.
feel* fine to be 70. In fact,
drama based on the Glencoe Mass been on display for several days, . the Standard Oil Company is to g'lory, when he grabbed up a fum- men, H. JI. Hosier
It doesn't fee! a bit d iffer
acre. and the stirring romance o f and attracted much attention.
receipt o f a communication from
"nd with an open field dxeh-
ent than It felt to be 69,”
Mr. Hosier has the prize flow-,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Riehard-
Annie Laurie, the Scotch heroine
-------------------------
; the head offices at Portland ad- ^
the goal tine, only to have
This was William
noward
Lithia son have relatives visiting them
whose marriage into an enemy
Reverend and Mrs.
Howard vising him o f a radio talk to be bl» feet g -t tangled up in • hole * ra on display at the
T a ft’a greetings to America
clan brought peace that u nified,
( ^ Br 0f Grants Pas* visited in given by Lieutenant G. O. Neville In the field, and he came to m Springs Pharmacy, and super!«- at their home on Third street for,
recently.
Scotland, was staged on an elab- Ashland a few day* last week at “ ne o f
the successful partici- inglorious end. when several from tive* are too mild to describe the a few days thia week. They are
“ Everything In the wnr’d
orate scale.
the home o f Mrs. Gear’s parents, * n ‘ s in recent «vi»tio n activities1’ h* Grizzlliea squad pounced on beauty o f the blooms. The basket Mrs, Richardson’» father, Mr. J.
o f dahlias which won blue ribbons F. Hall, and her sister», Mrs. Roy
looks splendid,” he continu
------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Payne, on the ¡over
and, •l,"i while he tried to regain hi«
on t h K.
* : E. X.. Portland
ed. “ I look in the future
stride.
Thi* wa*
:
m __ »e a r as the in every class, is a most gorgeous! Nicoson "d Miss Margaret Hall,
m.
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
Boulevard., They returned home Thursday evening at 8 p. WBm
with high optimism and t.he
Lieutenant
N
eville
participated
hi*
h
to
¿
r
t
n
g
~
t
h
f
r
I
^
_ * * * : " r‘ .‘r'. n- ^
™
DOES SOME DAM AGE u,t s“tor4*v CUrk ,a>n" *,,n
nusual hand made design, and j also accompanied by Miss Hazel
belief
that the worries a id
_____
o f Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Payne is in the Byrd Artie Expedition to I
,in* cro“ i‘d-
there are many admirers fo r the Young, o f Elgin, and she and Mar
trouble that have beset the
Treka will meet the s*
Grtzizlies,
^ j
ECa I***0
^ aewe
v
* b
c- it in f w at
*
s the
■ ■ w i i home
v iiiv
w
a f I*
* -»
, * I™ « v T rth
III I Pol", , r» and
11 »J A fun
w IIV i t I si* »S BBS
• ■•■•*■ s S,
1 I
««»
Medford
t
o
h.‘
Claire Graham o f
garet will stay at the Richardson,
world’s path are passing.”
w rr,ie *ide P*r*’ r t*. and »ril1 remain here fo r -.he Byrd Tran »-Atlantic flight es n*‘ 7, '<'*| u f*l*y on the local field pr,zf ‘ ,r'm*’
while driving on the
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1
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* V
• _
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. . . .
a e. ■ *
.
t
_
A
nn
W
ith
B IU lfy.A S »
i ■
- M f intan. /
home
and
attend
Normal
school;
and
with
another
week
*
a
two
weeks
vacation.
He
ia
w
i’
h
assistant pilot a*"«! flight engineer.
Three score years and ten
o f the «treet in an effo rt to dodge
rilling. Coach Gripes’ young-1
Mra- A - ** Harvay baa the new this term. Mr. Hall and M rs.;
at ' Whil his mesage will be largely
make no differnca
to the
• car that was backing out o f the the Standard Oil Company
Decs should present a creditable ro° * on **** homo about eomplet- Nicoson will return to Elgin to-1
curb "vaehad feto • ear being d riv-1 » " k e l e y , CaHfornia.
former president.
devoted to the part Red Crown
o aranee. against the boys from
wb 'r b adds much to ita ap- morrow
en by W. F. Kiev.as, who resides
and Ztrobn e played in the fl.ght,
alifortlia.
pearanee.
‘‘ I plan to stay in ha’
on th» Green Springs Hightsay
Mr and Mr*. W ilfred Brown o f it will also be an intereating r**-
nesa,” he said, “ There la
Miss Esther Brown o f Camae
causing considerable damage to Camas Valley, were p a t i at tha
Mrs. Jamea Bnncoe o f
Misa Charlotte Harmnge o f Leb- Valley, ia one among the many
nothing like work to keep a
Hedrick home on B street S a tu r-I'“ " » « o f
• * f* ’rience» the avia-
175
the K ’ enas car. The matter
young man fit and happy.”
Mead street visited friends on V «non. Oregon, ia in Ashland to at- students, who »rill attend Normal
aattled oat o f court when Graham day evening, and Sunday. Mrs.| tor rent through in tha two
■freet, ona day Ust week.
tend Normal this »sinter.
thia year.
paid for the damagaa
I Brown m a n»e«e o f Mr. iUdricka.
[. les mm
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