E ugene, Ote V « f O, l u c e « « O f f — E u g e n e , Ore SSIF Y The Register Majority o f reaches Farm the Hontes la Southern O rafo« FORMERLY ■ j Arthur Bri«bane " ■ i i .i — ............i ----- F E B R U A R Y 3, 1928 b a t t l e s h ip s 77 SALEM KISS IN A D | | 0 | M f ? Q HARO FOUGHT G A M E U U 0 I N L O O ■ ■ ■ ■ J O BE Here are a few extracts taken inside another, valued at $2,500 M a ke s E x c e l le n t from a letter written by Mrs. All his house furniture and jew L o c a l T e a m S h o w i n g A g a in »l V e t e r a n « Richard Edwards to a friend, els were around him in the un Last Night. concerning a trip they recently derground room. Returning to made to Europe. She writes o f Cairo we were taken to view the The first regular meeting of j their pilgrimage t6 Egypt and the Unleashing a savage ’rally w\ pyramids and sphynx. In old I the local Rot?rians occured at Holy Land, incident, description Cairo we saw beautiful mosques j the last minute o f play, the fnst the Lithia Springs hotel Thurs- and the customs peculiar to the stained windows, heavy speang- j Salem high quintette downed the I day with a luncheon at 12:30 different peoples are vividly led lights overhead, the floors j Grizzly basketeers 31 to 22 be « ’clock, followed by a business brought out in her interesting were covered with heavy red rugs, i fore one o f the best crowds of the meeting and entertainment fur- letter. "Leaving Cairo we visited Port season at the Junior high gyutna j nished by the members o f the Mrs. Edwards is very well Said, from Port Said we went to I siuni last night. We could also afford flying ma West Coast Studio, local organi known in Ashland where she has Although outclassed, the Griz Haifa, the port of Palestine. We hines to protect those fighting j zation. many friends, she and Mr. Ed visited Palestine, Jerusalem, th« zlies, by desparate rallies, man hips, which, in modern war, The following newly elected wards having resided for several vale of Shaaon, the Judean hills. aged to keep within striking dist ithout flying machine protec- officers acted in the capacity of years in the residence on Laurel We were taken to Bethlehem, to ance of the capital city squad Dinner M edina Is lo be ion, would be as helpless as \yeek 0 f February 19th to their offices: President, Lonnie street now owned by Mr. and th« church of the nativity. The with the result that with but one Isheep among wolves, without Held at Bellview Com 25th, Set Aside for__ Moon; vice president, H. C. Sparr; Mrs. J. M. Watkins. traditional place of the manger minute to play they were trail Ishepherds or sheep dogs secretary, J. C. Hopper ad trea munity House Í ing their opponents by only three “ Our first, stop, after nine days is neat’ by on the way to Bethle Local Products surer, W. Hal McNair. These of on the boat from New York, was hem. We passed Rachel’s tomb points, th*>Vi\e being 25 to 22. ficers being elected at the meet at Gibralter, Great One hundred and four dele Britain’s and the well where the wise men Salem called time out and when PROM INENT SPEAKER PLAN E X H IBITS ing of the directors held at the mighty fortress at the entrance to gates, representing twenty-one drank. We w rit next taken to the play was resumed the northerners Plaza confectionery and cafe on the Mediterranean sea. nations of north and south Am Mount of Olives, and the garden rallied brilliantly and when the Salesmans Dinner With Monday, January 30. P. V . Maris. Head of £ x - erica, including t h e United “ Our next «top was at Algiers, o f Gethsemane, site of calvary, gun popped, a cripply by Lyons Ashland Products Only tension Department W ill The matter of the rural route Sthtes, are gathered in a great North Africa. The women there the place of the last supper, the and two long shots by Duffy had W ill be Held. be Main Speaker. from Talent, of which there has completely settled the fate of the I conference hall in Havana. Those hav« a sort of whits mask cover hill of Zion and the tomb o! been talk of consolidation with I twenty-one nations are the great ing tbair face. In going thlbugh David. We want to Jericho, past locals. At a meeting of interested busi Reversing the usual order of In the first quarter the locals e s t power for peace in the world, ness men held this afternoon, Ashland, was discussed, and the the Mosque, we had to put on the Dead sea, and to the river things, the farmers residing in club went on record as being ¡Iso the greatest power for war. plans were formulated . for an sandals over our shoes, as we’re Jordan. We filled smaR bottle forged ahead when two free the vicinity of Ashland will en against the consolidation, being not allowed to walk over the rugs They stick together. with water to bring home. • We throws and a basket by Katzer tertain the business men at a Ashland Products Exposition to advised by the postoffice depart without them. came to Nazareth where we put the Grizzlies four points in dinner and meeting to be held be held during the week of Feb ment to avoid such a step. The “ Tunis, our next stop, is a city dined. After leaving Nazareth the lead. Salem was decidely un at the Bellview community house ruary 19 to 25. According to Canada, without relinquish patrons of the route could do so of oriental life. The Arabs have we went to Tiberius and the sea lucky in their shooting this quar on the 20th o f February, accord plans formulated by secretary of ment o f loyalty to the British by petition o f the different pa little shops and bazaars with of Gallilee. We returned to Hai ter, but despite this fact, they ing to an announcement made by Empire, should be a leader in the Chamber of Commerce E. G. trons of the route. many strange things. fa. The next day we sailed the managed to garner six points. A. C. Joy, prominent Bellview Harlan. During that week special '^that conference. Canada’s inter- Appointment of several comit- “ The beautiful iile o f Malta, is same course that St. Paul sailed The quarter ended, Salem 6, Ash resident and R. G. Fowler, county , ests are in these American con- effort will be made to acquaint tees will be made at the next the scene o f St. Paul’s shipwreck. many years ago on his way to land 4. Ashland people with products agent. I tinents, their independence and meeting o f the directors which There are many beautiful tem In the second quarter the red that are manufactured or pro Rome. We touched Constanti While all of the plans have not : their future. will be held at Jack’s cafe, Mon ples there. duced in Ashland, and all whole nople, the city of mosques, from and black teams superior shoot been completed, it is known that day, February 6 at 12:30 o'clock. “ Alexandria is the port of the Constantinople we doubled back ing and faster floor work en P. V. Maris, director of the ex El Imparciai and other news sale houses, and others interested A most interesting and clever Nile valley. We went by train along the Dardanelles, and went abled them to roll up 11 points tension service for the Oregon papers in Spain are displeased will be invited to participate. program was furnished the club to Cairo where the great pyra ’ The committee appointed at across the Aegean sea to Athens to the locals 6. The half ended Agricultural college will be the with President Coolidge’s warm by the following members o f the mid and the Sphynx are. We also in Greece. We visited many 17 to 10. In the last half Salem chief speaker. The meeting will reception in Cuba, natural be this meeting consits o f V. O. N. West Coast Movie company: Ma saw where Moses and his oppres places of interest, one being the completely outclassed the Ash take place in the evening, and a Smith, chairman, H. G. Moore, cause this country took Cuba gic tricks and slight o f hand per sed tribes were.We went by train stadium, seating sixty-five thous land team. Only the dogged dinner will be served. from Spain and gave the beauti representing the retail grocers, formance by Fred Maudlin, as up the Nile river for about five and people. We touched Syracuse fighting spirit of the Grizzlies In discussing the proposed ful island to the Cuban people. Henry Enders, the wholesale sisted by K. W\ Hay and Lillian hundred miles to Luxor. Here we Naples, Rome, then to the towns kept them from being swamped. houses, E. R. Isaac, publicity, G. meeting recently, A. C. J oy.V h o El Impartial says this country Olsen favored with several vo saw the ruins o f Karnak, that In this contest the capitol city o f the Italian and French coasts. has charge of the details o f the has reserved rights in Cuba. It A. Briscoe, schools and Henry cal solos, accompanied at the have been recently uncovered. We went to Monte Carlo, where squad exhibited a far smoother evening, pointed out the fact that Galey, exhibits. has reserved only one, the right piano by Mary Galey. The temples and pillars by many people from every land congre and speedier offense than the lo always the business men have A salesmans dinner will be held “ to intervene for the preserva The club entertained the fol dynasties of kings from „ fifteen cals, and a better ability to cage gate. We returned to Gibralter, asked the farmers to come into a tion of Cuban independence.” the Friday night preceding the lowing guests, besides those fur to twenty-seven years before and entered the Mediterranean the long shots. week, at which time the general dinner, and be their guests when We not only made Cuba inde While the Grizzly defense was plan of the week will be fully ex nishing the entertainment: Chas. Christ. The second day in Luxor sea then up the coast to Europe, they had some speaker of un pendent, but guarantee that she R. Cooley, rotarian o f Grants we crossed the Nile in sail boats plained. At this dinner only pro on to Southhampton and on to equal to that o f the Senators usual interest,* but that now the shall remain so. Pass, J. Charles Smith o f Bend, and went to the valley o f the duct« produced in Ashland will London, the largest city in the they were slower on the offens< farmers had an opportunity to muffled their There were horses and world. After two days sightsee and freqeuntly be served. The retailers will be J. C. Carle o f Medford, Dr. Ed Kings. secure a man who could discuss passes. Shockley o f Medford, Carl Swi- carriages to take us to the tombs Aged Resident Passes asked to hold a general meeting ing we left for Liverpool, before farm problems as they related to Duffy, diminutive Salem flash, After Short Illness very soon, and the general plan gart of the Daily News o f Med We visited King Tut’s tomb. He sailing for home we visited Ire the business man, and that while was the individual star o f the will be outlined at that time to ford and N. W. Alley o f Med was buried in gold coffins one land, Scotland and Wales.” this was somewhat of an inno Mrs. J. C. ¿ole passed away at ford. Local members present game, making 20 points. Let-dorr them. During this week special vation the farmers wanted the her home on Gresham street, was next with 8 and Katzer ramr exhibits will be made and local were Steve Rice, Major Malone, business men to attend a meeting February 1st, 1928, following a MOV1E EXPOSITION third with 7 points lo his credit. people will be urged to at least Ned Harlan, Lonnie Moon, Jim where the principal topic for dis short illness, death being due to PLEASE AUDIENCE Hopper, Henry Sparr, L. R. Cod In the preliminary the Hi-Y try Ashland products during this cussion would be a mutual in stomach trouble. Mrs. Cole was er, Lou Hansen, Doc. Saunders, downed the Junior high squad 20 week. terest. the mother o f Chief of Police A large and Interested aud to 18 in a fast and exciting game. Other details for the week will Charlie Pierce, Jack Jackson, Vic Further details o f the meeting Charles Claus. She was 73 years, Carter, Art Madden, Bill Mur ience marked the initial night of The line-up was as follows: be announced later. will be announced later. 9 months and 15 days of age at the Indoor Movie Exposition pre ray, Hal McNair, Gaston Fernand Ashland (22) (31) Salem H ollyw ood Film Com pany Senda sented at the Ashland armory Katzer 7 ... the time o f her demise. and Doctor Haines. F 20 Duffy Man Here to Look She was born April 16, 1854 E. M. Berg Purchases Thursday, February 2, under the Leedom 8 This was a prompt and snappy F ..... 4 Lyons Little Boy Is s Washington Newspaper meeting with a splendid social la to Project. near Lexington, Kentucky, the Victim of Accidents auspices o f the West Coast Studio Parr 3 ...C ......... 3 Beecher daughter o f J. C. and Susan A. time. Inc. Outstanding numbers on the Moore 2 G....... 4 Ecker E. M. Berg, for several years John Grubb, little son o f Mr. Hands Purl. Her girlhood was The next meeting o f the local G ..... Carl Theobald, producer and progra/n were the roping exhi Abbott Kelly superintendent of the mechanical and Mrs. Ijirkin Grubb o f Third passed in the state of Kentucky, Rotarians will be held, at the director o f the West Coast bition given by Monte Mickle, Hulen 2 ....... S department o f the Tidings, re street, has been the victim of a and she came to the western Referee: Sheffield. Lithia Springs hotel, Februaiy 9, Studios, incorporated, returned the professional roper, known in turned yesterday from Cle Elum, series o f accidents within the last states i • • ■ m young womanhood, at 12:10 o’clock. Thursday evening from Holly the theatrical iforld as “ Mont.* Washington, where he purchased few days, the first occuring when doming to Ashland a little over the Kid,” lack Nickles and the wood, California, where he made “ The Miner-Echo,” one o f the Chamber Features he cut his hand very severely six years ago, where she made a short business trip in the in pig Sussie, bruogh; the house leading weekly papers o f that ENGLE TELLS OF Local Preparations with a knife, the next day very friends and was loved by all who down with laughter, the skit, terest o f the local movie com- section o f Washington. K IW A N IS . M EETING early in the morning upon rising knew her for her kindness and pmny.While in that c’ ty he pur protraying the difficulties t’-i The local chamber o f com- he placed his foot on a hot lid his The publishing of a newspaper thoughfullness to friends, neigh r.iovie director lies to contend with is not a new venture for Mr. The local Kiwanis club met in chased further needed equipment merce is featuring an interesting mother had removed from the bors and relatives. in the making of pictures, was Berg, he formerly owned his own reular session with a luncheon at for the local studios, and confer display of toilet preparations and electric range, thinking it out of She is survived by her aged cleverly brought out by mem paper in Montana and has always noon today at the Lithia Springs ring with the Kelly Color Film drugs put up by McNair Brothers the little fellow's way. Master husband, J. C. Cole, four child corporation in regard to the bers o f the movie society under Pharmacy on the Plaza in this been highly successful in his -hotel. John's foot is so badly burned ren, Chief o f Police Charles- the direction o f Mr. Gregory, newspaper operations, and his city. Among the preparations are: that he is not able to walk, but Fred Engle, president o f the movie business promotion in Ash Claus, P. R. Claus, Mrs. J. S. pilot and camera man of the land. friends predict for him the great organization gave a splendid re Cough syrups, cold tablets, cold the attending physician thinks he Bowers of Ashland,« Mrs. T. R. W. B. Dover o f the Kelly- company who recently arrived creams and hand lotions, attrac est success in his latest enter port on the convention recently will be healed within several Epperson, Porterville, Califor Color Film corporation accom with W. P. Maufield, the expert tive and pleasing to the eye in prise. He expects to leave Tues held in Centralis, Washington. weeks. In the meantime he must nia, the following grandchildren: camera man who has charge >f their attractive wrappings and be kept o ff his feet. day to take possession o f the Entertaii.tnent of the day con panied Mr. Theobald to this city )L. W. Bowers, Bell, California; the camera part of the local cor newspaper property, and Mrs. sisted mainly in club singing. A where he will investigate the pos containers. These preparations ■R. P. Bowers, Bayfield, Califor poration, numbers in which lo sibilities o f the making of pic- Berg and son, Bobby, will join splendid attendance marked iTii are causing much comment and F lo o d Ear S p e e d in g . nia; Mrs. C. H. Steele, Avondale, cal people took part were also interest because o f being strictly him at the end of the school year. occasion with the following visi tures in this community. While Sam Wilson, a tourist driving ¿Colorado; George and Ray Ep- Ashland manufactured. During their residence in Ash tors present: County Agent R. G. Mr.1 Dover has had no time yet to | *»uch enjoyed, a Studebaker car with a Wash * person o f Porterville, California; Fred Maudlin, assisted by K. land, Mr. and Mrs. Berg have Fowler o f Medford, Carl J. express his intentions, because of ington license, was picked up on | two sisters, Mrs. E. J. Gooding, W. Hay, charmed with several made a large circle o f friends, Brommer o f Medford. Merle his recent arrival in the city, he East Main street this morning by A N ew F ir e m a n . 1 Mrs. G. W. Cassidy of Long tricks o f magic. A change of who will regret their moving to Thorne, member of the Roseburg will be taken on a tour of investi- The stork appeared at the O fficer Sam Prescott, charged ■ Beach, California, and a brother, program will take place each a new field, and yet will rejoice Kiwanis club, and former local ( **t,on *nd to «*” a favor‘ hoi i o f Mr. and Mr». Lee Wal- with speeding in the school zone. ^»>r. H. B. Purl, Hepler, Kansas, night, and every one is assured with them in the opportunity pre man, having lived in this city for able report soon. He states, how zt their home on Helman His case was heard in the city ■ two stepdaughters, Mrs. Lyle N. sented to again engage in busi a number of years and William ever, that he is very favorably of a splendid entertainment. street Thursday afternoon, leav court this morning and he was Owens o f Phoenix, Arizona, and ness for themselves. Hammond o f Oregon City, who is impressed with th© town and sur ing a ten and one-half pound released upon paying a fine o f Mrs. Emil Prouse, Jr., o f Victor Mrs. Hugh Barron and young the son o f Rev. P. K. Hammond rounding scenery, speaking in i son. Since the arrival o f the »7.60. ville, California. glowing terms o f the natural son visited relatives in Medford Mrs. W. H. Frulan returned o f Ashland. young son and heir, the fire boys Services will be held at the beauties and wonderful '-limate the latter part o f last week, re this week from a short visit with ] —------------------------- Mr. an<l Mrs. Don Stevens, Dodge chapel at 2:30 Saturday turning to their home on the state that Lee has been rather o f Ashland. friends and relatives in Weed and | Mrs. Max DeBauer of Medford neglectful of his duties at the former residents of Ashland visit afternoon and burial will be made Barron ranch Tuesday. Dunsmuir. | was an Ashland visitor th« tin t city hall where he is one o f the ed friends and relatives in this in the Mountain View cemetery. A. M. Miller, who recently re Mrs. H. O. Frobaeh o f Medford Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sams o f ! of th© week. locdl firemen. city the first o f the week en- turned from a months visit with the Ashland Electric shop return Federal Officer Terry Talent was an Ashland visitor Tuesday route to their bona in Roseburg, Mrs. Frank Dillard o f Med friends in Portland, is spending ed Wednesday morning from a left Monday for Portland where and Wednesday o f this week. Mrs Mabel Douglas returned I from * several weeks trip to ford was an Ashland visitor the Tom Grigsby purchased as a few days in Weed, California. business trip to Portland and . he is to appear in a Portland first o f the week. from Igo, California, Monday California cities. Miss Dorothy Nininger is visit Salem* Auburn 666 sport aedan from E4 bootlegging case this week. A. Tonner ar d P. L. Nutter o f Al Van Lindt was a week-end ing with Mr. and Mrs. Charles evening, where she has been visit Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoaley of Mrs. Mamie Williams o f. Alli High Wednesday morning. ing a few days with Mr. George Ashland made a business * .p to visitor with his mother on Fifth Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Max Rev. Guy De Vires and wife of Klamath Falls were in A.hland son street left Monday for a street. Camps o f Yreka. California, this Dunlap and little daughter,. Is Central Point Wednesday. visiting friends and relatives this short visit with relatives in Klamath Falls took lunch with John Sheely and William Gain« week. Rose. She also visited Mrs. El Mrs. William Vawter o f Med Rev. Murphy Monday. Rev. Du week. Mr. and Mr«. Hoaley form Klamath Falls. mer Brinning in Kenneth, Cali er of Central Point were huriaess ford was an Ashland visitor Tues Mrs. Frank Deane o f Meade A son was born Thursday morn Vires is pastor o f the Full Gos erly lived in Ashland for a num visitors in Ashland Wednesday. day. street, left Wednesday far Duns fornia. ber o f years, before moving to ing, February 2nd to Mr. and pel church at Klamath Falls. A. R. Rawlcs o f Eugt 1 « is a Mrs. Ella Mills left Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Morgan of muir, California, where she will Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen is quit« Klamath Falls where Mr. Hoaely Mr». Roy Frazier o f B street. business visitor in A .hlatJ this ’ for Loa Angeles and other south Ashland were Medford visitors oa spend several day* visiting rela is employed by the Southern Pa On last reports the mother and ill at her hom« with a severe cold week. Wednesday. ern California cities where she tive« and friend«. this week. son were doing nicely. cific company. will make an extended visit. M em ber» o f W e it Coast S t u d ie s P r o v i d e E n te r t a in m e n t f o r Clu b. ASHLAND J I a le NUMBER Ashland Woman Writes of Her Interesting Trip to Holy Land 21 A M E R I C A N N A T IO N S The government proposes to -pend $129,000,000 every year |for twenty years on battleships ,,f different kinds, including fast, necessary cruisers. This means total investment of two billion, rive hundred and eighty million dollars in new ships. The country can afford it and |ch a program will impress Lher countries. - ' A S H L A N D , JA C K S O N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N . F R ID A Y . VOLUME 3 more C E N T R A L P O IN T A N D A S H L A N D A M E R IC A N REM EXECUTIVE HERE i f GOESES OF FARMERS