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About The Ashland register. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1928)
I V isits — Mrs. Klamath Falls I V O L U M E 3 spent several days here the latter part of last week visiting firends, returning to her home in Klamath on Sunday. K lam ath W o m a n Jam es Clark of F o rm e r R e s id e n ts Hera— Mr. and F. J. Shinn of Lynden, Wash ington, arrived Saturday night to | spend a week at the home of their a, Dr. C. E. Shinn and their j ughter, Mrs. Howard Barrett of | Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. Shinn . are well known here in Ashland' having lived here for a great many years before moving to Washing ton about six years ago. Mr. j Shinn was secretary of the loca l' chamber of commerce about ten \ years ago. M A V f l D C ONE RURAl ROUTE Baccalaureate Services Were EXCELLENT SHRINE Held Last Sunday Evening I I I H T U R 0 OSEO FOR A S H ) pun f or H u b ert B e n tle y to h av e a R o u te A b o u t F ift y -o n e M ilet Long PARKINS DEFEATED The local high school students | scripture lesson: Rev. Pemberton of the graduating class o f 11128 delivered the main address and were honored last Sunday with Rev. .Murphey pronounced the Baccalaureate services held for benediction. them in the Methodist Episcopal During his especially fine ad church, approximately 75 atudents dress, Rev. Pemberton urged the being in attendance. members of the graduating class Local ministers assisting in the to take the Bible for their guide union services were: Rev. Mitch- through life, and Christ for their elmore of the Presbyterian church, leader. He also stressed that know Rev. Dunham o f the Baptist ledge is far more prescious than church; Rev. Murphey of the Bible money, pointing out that to be Standard church. Rev. Gaffney of great one must also be able and the Congregational church. Rev. willing to serve, acting at times Barney of the Christian church in the capacity of slSve and ser and Rev. Pemberton of the M. E. vant. Rev. Pemberton mentioned church. that all great men were believers As the students marched in to in Christ. His discourse was a the center section which had been sermon on the refining and up reserved for them and members lifting influences o f religion on of the faculty, and marked with education, the two essetials com the class colors of green and gold bined providing the harmonious the entire congregation arose. combination that makes for suc Ushers for the occasion were the cess and happiness. juniors, Floy Young, Audrey Special music for the occasion Brown, Mary Adamson and Irma included: an anthem by the Meth May. odist choir under the direction of Rev. Mitchelmore presided at G. H. Yeo; vocal solo by Miss Beu the opening of the services; Rev. lah Hussey and mixed quartette Dunham offered the prayer for by Jean Anderson, Regina Johr the occasion; Rev. Gaffney had son, G. H. Yeo, and George Mason charge o f the responsive scripture with Mrs. Frank Davis at the lesson; Rev. Barney read the piano. ! M. W a tk in s R e ce iv e * S p le n d id C o lle c tio n fr o m F lo rid a F rien d s TRADE ON timber to J. M. Watkins of Laurel street The two rural routes operating has a splendid collection o f pic from the Ashland postoffice will tures of the various Shrine ac be coir.bir.ed into one, beginning tivities at the recent convention June 1st, and the consolidated held in Miami, Florida, depicting route, which will be nearly fifty the different patrols in the par | one miles long, will he handled as ade and the magnificent archways Route No. 1 by Hubert Bentley and buildings especially erected as carrier. Frank Beswick, p es- for the affair. The pictures were V isits M o th e r -— Miss Minnie ent carrier on Route No. 2, will sent Mr. Watkins by a Florida Barnum o f Klamath Falls spent I ---------- be assigned to the rural route out friend, and are wonderful speci the'week-end in this city visiting Council Vote» to Keep of Talent postoffice, ir which a mens of photography. Mr. Wat Recent Laws Passed by her mother, Mrs. Cora Barnum on vacancy has existed by reason of kins, who is an amateur photo Congress to Remove Present Arrangement Palm avenue. the denth of the regular carrier grapher of much ability, has also Much from Tax Roll On Main Streets several months ago. Postmaster a number of beautiful pictures of F o rm e r S tn d e n t H e re — Mis* 1 W ag'«T received instructions on Oregon scenery, especially o f lo A FF EC T TH IS C O U N T Y Patricia LaPlante o f Lakeview, ENFORCE ORDINANCE | Monday to put the above order cal fruit orchards that show much ¡pent several days here last week i into elleet and states *fcat it seems skill and artistry on the part of Jackson County Stands to visiting friends on her way to Los One Hour P a r k i n g Limit to b i in line v ilh a general policy the photographer. He has an es Lose Thousands of Dol- m ... ura»u .«..a- w a, Enfotced Start. of the Postof’ ice Department to pecial equipment that he applies lars as Result of Act ed the Southern Oregon Normal consolidate and lengthen rural to hie camera for the takirg of ing Today, Says Mayor school last year. routes wherever practicable when flowers which brings them out What many people believe will i vancancies exist in carrier ser with exceptional clearness and prove to be a very serious thing V "o A t t e n d to B u sin ess — Jerry “ H e r e a ft e r o n e h ou r p a r k vice. beauty. He has also purchased a for Jackson county is the recent O’Neal is in Ashland attending to ing w ill be* e n fo r c e d . W it Twelve applications to take a motion picture machine for his law passed by Congress whereby his local trade. Though Mr. O’Neal takes o n e p o lice m a n , all righ t, civil service examination to fill own use and will take pictures of owners of timber located within maintains a plumbing shop in if it takes tw o, all rig h t, o r the Talent vacancy had been filed his kiddies to preserve through the six miles of government owned Medford he is in Ashland several | it ta k es m o re , this s e ctio n o f and the examination had been years. He will also take pictures forests may be exchanged for tim the p a rk in g ord in a n ce w ill be days a week to attend to the called for Saturday, May 26th. of local interest and embracing ber withing the reserve thereby wants o f Ashland customers. s tr ic tly e n fo r c e d h e r e a ft e r ,” educational value which will prob taking o ff of the tax rolls many Local Bankers Vera Landing Wins M a y o r J. H . T h o rn to n to ld ably be shown in the churches in thousands of acres of lands which C a lled A w a y — Miss Nell Carter m em b ers o f the c ity co u n cil Have Close Call Beautiful Watch connection with the young folks’ are now bringing in revenue to teacher in junior high received a last n igh t at a sp ecia l m e e t work. the county and state. telegram Sunday stating that her in g ca lled to co n s id e r the A serious accident was mirac-I Miss \ ery Landing, a high Very little publicity was given ch a n g in g o f the p resen t plan father was very ill at his home in ulously escaped last Saturday school girl, was the fortunate wln- More Than Hundred to this act while it was before o f p a rk in g to a p a ra llel p la n . Ontario, Oregon. She left Mon night^. when the lights suddenly ner of the gold watch which has Soldiers Visit Here the federal congress and its pas T h e p a ra llel plan w ill n ot day morning to be in attendance sage is not generally known even I. O . O . F. and R eb ek a h * to H old went out on Fred Engle’s car, h*sn on exhibition at Isaacs' store at hia bedside. Mrs. H. C. Galey g o in to e f f e c t , it w as d e cid e d Soldiers numbering 110 passed today. Experienced people con S ta te G a th e rin g at the car luckily running into the in connection with the sale con- at this m eetin g a ft e r the will act as her substitute, possibly The award- through Ashland last Saturday, nected with timber operations ex bank and turning over, spilling ducted by that firm R o s e b u rg . until the end o f the term. co u n cil had v o ted on the m a t out its occupants, S. A. Peters, ing of the watch to the woman or enroute from Fort Worden, Wash pect the owners of cut over land te r and a ft e r a g en era l s ta te gir! receivirg the most votes turn ington, to San Francisco, where to begin soon to make application Among local people who left Jr., and Charles Robertson, who m en t by th e m a y o r in fa v o r F o r t K la m a th M an H are — Jer- ed in with purchases at the sal« they were called in accordance for an exchange of their lands for were in company with Mr. Engle last night and this morning for o f the p ro p o s itio n had b een rySisemore o f Fort Klamath was was culminated Saturday evening. with the extensive troop move the government owned timber. Roseburg to attend the grand lodge and were returning from Klamath a n s w e re d by severa l prom a week-end visitor in Ashland. As the evening advanced the race ment to the Orient for the protec While the forest reserves already Falls frou. a bankers’ meeting. o f the I. O. O. F. order and the in ent b usin ess m en. Sp *nt W e e k -e n d — John Enders The accident occurred a short grew more 'nteresting, with the tion o f American lives and prop constitute a large share of tho Rebekah assembly were: Mes- T a k es A ll B la m e spent the week-end in Klamath ! lands in Southern Oregon the new distance this side of Keno. Mr. favorites being backed by their erties in the war zone. Mayor Thornton in his opening dame* Anna Myer, Fern Randles, Engle was driving slowly when friends Falls visiting his wife and young The contest was good- The boys were occupying three law virtually enlarges these do E C. Payne, Hazel Fern, George remarks on the matter asserted daughter. suddenly without warning the natured and friendly and every coaches on the south bound train mains and includes all lands with that he did not want to blame Eib, Bess Crouch, Bell Schwein, lights went out, but before the one extended Miss Landing con and are part of the 14th Coast Ar in six miles o f the present forest Lena Nelson Nellie Madden and v is it e d F rien d s H e re — Will the Chief of Police, Ci’ y Engin car could be stopped it ran into gratulations for winning, she hcv. tillery, which includes the mem boundaries. Weeden of Klamath Falls visited eer Malone or the council for Louise Perozzi. Men from here the hillside and overturned. The ing won over possibly a hundred bers of Battery A. While in the Local business interests wired his daughter, Miss Lois Weeden, making the proposal to change the who will attend the grand lodge car fortunately overturned on the contestants. Others who led Miss Lithia City the boys took advan our representatives in Congress who is a house guest of her aunt, plan, that it was his idea, and if sessions are: D. Perozzi, Charles curve toward the hillside on the Landing a merry race were: Misses tage o f the hour’s stay to visit advising against hurried action Mrs. W. H. Sams, of Third street. there was any criticism it should Hooper, George Trefren, John other side o f the road, the pre Eunice Hager, Doris Hitchcock the park. and asked for more time to con Murphy, Milton Nichols, Guy Ran S u n d ay in M e d fo r d — Mrs. Elsie be directed to him. He then de sider the ramifications of this act. cipitous banks led to Klamath and Gertrude Ahlstom. dles and L. S. Brown. j Churchman and Mrs. E. C. Thomp- clared that ninety per cent of the T u lip B ed A t tr a c t iv e The measure, however, went River. Though the car was over Mrs. D. Perozzi will act in the i son spent Sunday in Medford, vis- towns he had investigated had A large tulip bed about 12 by through both houses and was sign turned, none o f the party wa* Students W ill Hold i iting friends. They were dinner parallel parking, and that in view capacity of vice-president at the seriously injured, all being able 18 feet on the old Tozier lot on ed by President Coolidge. A Style Show Laurel street has been attracting 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fer- of the fact that every effort was sessions and during the last asy to resume their work in the Citi It is understood that local coun being made to attract tourists to will be inducted into the office of zens’ bank Monday. Mr. Engle is ’ guson. considerable attention this spring. ty officers have not as yet com Ashland, he thought that the city president of the Rebekah assem suffering with a stiff neck, Mr. Miss Katherine Didtel, instruc The flower bed, which was under plete information on this bill, but should be made as convenient and bly for the state o f Oregon. Not Robertson with minor bruises snd tor of domestic science in the lo the care o f Mr. and Mrs. J. M. those desirous of securing addi L o o k in g A f t e r B u sin ess — O . only is this a great honor to Mrs. cal high school announces a style Watkins, who purchased the lot tional information may do so by F. Carson was looking after bus as good looking as possible. Perozzi, but to Ashland as well as S. A. Peters, Jr., is somewhat show and food exhibit at the Ash Businessmen of the town were iness interests down the valley from Mr. Tozier last year, has communicating with Oregon rep weakened due to loss o f blood called to task for circulating a this is the first time Ashland has from a severed artery in one fin land high school gymnAnium, be been unusually beautiful with its resentatives in Congress. during the past week. petition against the proposed been recognized with one of her ger, as r consequence of the ac ginning Wednesday afternoon at riot o f vivid coloring, dark red citizens at the head of the state 2 o’clock. R eturn ed H e m e — Mrs. Henry change without first consulting the S p e cia l N o tice tulips shaded to pure white, orange order. Following her initiation cident. Eighty girls will model in blent with pale yellow, and softer Shaver o f Seventh street, has re city officials and looking over the T o S to ck h o ld e r* o f the L ithia J. W. McCoy was following the into the high office she will tra frocks made during the school shades of saffron, lavender, coral, S p rin g * H o te l; turned home after several months’ plan that the mayor wanted to vel throughout the stale making party, as was also John Enders. year under the direction of Miss establish. visit in the East. A m e e tin g o f the s to ck h o ld e r* peach, purple and scarlet, swaying who was returning to Ashland official calls upon the many differ Didtel, Miss Hazel Smith and Miss gracefully in the breeze and w ill he h eld T h u r sd a y e v e n in g . L ack C o n fid e n c e . from Klamath. They gave aid Sanders. “ I do not believe some of the ent lodges and advising them in flaunting their loveliness not only M ay 2 4 th f o r the p u rp o s e o f d is Visits M o th e r — Miss Hasel \ Shaver, who is teaching at Shale business men have much confi matters of doubt concerning im to the injured men, bringing them The food exhibit is under the upon the eye of the passerby, but e a s i n g m a tter* o f vita l im p o r to Ashland where local physicians portant questions that arise in the direction of Miss Smith and will lending their brightness to the ta n ce to the h o te l co m p a n y . S t o c k City, spent the week-end in Ash dence in the mayor and council gave them attention. lodges. or they would have consulted us land with her mother. Miss Shav. The overturned car was towed feature various phases of that line sickroom. Mrs. Watkins has gen h o ld e rs a re u r g e d to a tte n d this before circulating the petition,” er has one more week to teach. back to Keno and though it was of work accomplished during the erously given to shut-ins and to m e e tin g , ra th e r than send p r o x Mayor Thornton said. He further Bankers’ Association ¡slightly damaged, Mr. Engle was past year by the class in cooking. friends, and yet the bed remains ies. The public is cordially invited a-glory. R eturn fr o m C o n fe r e n c e — Mr. stated that the issue was largely S. A P E T E R S , S e cre ta ry . Mcctl at Klamath able to drive it home, Sunday to attend the exhibit. Tea will I Mr. Tozier planted the bulbs and Mrs. Thornton Wiley of Wal a personal one, in that the indi be served the guests following the | which were the best procurable D. A. R. M e e tin g — The D. A . nut street returned recently from viduals interested feared their bus The Bankers’ association o fi style show, by the home econom- I and took great pleasure in exper R. will meet at the home of Mrs. T o M o v e t o V a lle jo the Nazarene Conference at Port iness would be affected and he Southern Oregon, comprising the [ ics group. brought out the question of trucks counties o f Jackson, Josephine and j imenting with the different var J. P. Dodge on the Boulevard at land. ieties, producing new specimens. two thirty o'clock Thur t.er- unloading in front of business Klamath, held their last meeting j Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Tomlin The Watkins plan on improving noon. May 24th. The afternoon B ellyiew S ch o o l C loses — The houaes, affecting the parking of of the season last Saturday at \ son, who have been spending a Shoe D en M o ved Bellview school closed last Fri cars. He closed his talk by refer Klamath Falls, with J. W. McCoy few weeks’ vacation visiting in The Shoe Den at McGee’s that and adding to the bed next spring will be taken up with the regular business of the chapter. day with a picnic. Mrs. Bertha Me- ring to an accident in which a of Ashland, president o f the as California cities, have decided to formerly was located in the back for the sheer joy of the thing. Kinny was one of the instructors little boy was accidently killed, sociation, presiding. Elwood Hed- locate in Vallejo, where Mr. Tom- end of the store, during the spring | __ , . . . . . . lmson has accepted a position with and declared that he felt that the . burg, in this school. also of Ashland, is secretary . . __ . 'Î _. , , __ .. ’ „ ' the Vallejo Ice and Storage com* house cleaning is being removed j A G A I N C I R C U L A T I O N W IN S city was responsible for the boy’s and Vernon Vawter of Medford ....... . . . w_ to the front of the store and now pany. Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson will death because of diagonal park L e s r s f o r S u m m er H om e — Mr. is vice-president. Three successful sales, and the Register was the choice of probably sell their property on occupies a prominent place which •ltd Mrs. A. H. Peachey of Lin ing. John P. Duge o f the Oregon greets the eye o f the shopper up all three advertisers, te carry the majority o f their sale ad Oak street. Mr. Tomlinson was H ardy O pen* A rg u m en t coln street left last week for Look- Bond and Trust company in Klam on entering. Under the direction vertising. formerly connected with the Ash J. H. Hardy fired the first gun ath Falls, gave a talk on bank ^ Station, out from Applegate, of Frank Rush the stock i* being Miller's Toggery, McGee’s and Isaacs’ just recently com »here they expect to spend the for the business interests that ing; R. C. Grosbeck, Klamath at land Ice plant, previous to the ill artistically and conveniently ar ness that ferced him to resign his pleted the best sales in the history o f their stores. In every (Continued an Page 4) •ummer. torney spoke on legal trade phas position and seek a different cli ranged and when arrangements sale the Register was the choice for a double page opening 0—- . ■ ■ ■ , , - - - — . es in the banking businesa. Music mate in the effort to rebuild his are entirely completed will look advertisement, snd in every case follow up advertising, in was furnished throughout the ban health. The Tomlinsons hsvs most attractive. The big stock of cluding quarter, half and full page advertiaementn were used THE REGISTER’S EXTRA quet which was served in the made many friends in Ashland every day shoes, with the latest in the Register. chamber of commerce rooms. spring novelties and sport shoes during their several years’ resi The Register was the only Southern Oregon newspaper to The foundation o f newspaper advertising in circulation, Members o f the association dence, and they will be missed will be placed in the new shoe nnd the Register, reaching 95 per cent of the farm homes in give the convplete Ashland unofficial election returns on Sat from Ashland were: J. W. McCoy, case for display, along with the in social and civic activities where Southern Oregon and Northern California, and 75 per cent urday morning. Only two voting precincts were misaing in Fred Engle, V. O. N. Smith. Chaa. requisite shoe novelties and ac they enjoyed prominent places. o f the homes in Ashland, played an important part in the the Register's tabulation o f the voting in this vicinity and Robertson, Hal Emory, S. A. Pet cessories. success o f these sales. they were outside the city limits. At four o’clock he final ers, Jr., and Elwood Hedberg. Pieni« Planned precise reported in, and but a short time later the Register Another significant fact regarding these three sales was This meeting concluded this sea Honor Former Resident* — Mr*. was on the street and in the mail, giving a complete report of that in every rase it was not a question of price. The adver son’s activities. The fall meeting The Junior Church members Charles Chattin will be hostess on Ashland's part in the primary elect on. tisers did not know until after the sals what the hill would be. will convene in Ashland on the and the Junior department of the Wednesday afternoon to n num Yet they bought not only advertising space, but «ther printed fourth Tuesday in September. ■•»cal M. E. Church «rill partici- ber of Ashland ladies in compli To render this service required working aH night, many matter as well and they bought it freely with a sense of te- P * te in a picnic on .Saturday af ment to Mrs. Janet Mowat and trip* to the various polling places and a careful tabulation of cority. S erisn a l y III ternoon in Lithia Park. Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett, both for the vote« in this office. The many expressions of appreciation C E. Dudley who bus Following U m supper baaeball mer residents o f this rity, having From past experience they knew they would net be over received amply repaid us for the extra service rendered. The and other game* will be indulged patient at the Southern charged, gouged or advised to use useless space, simply to resided here for • great many Register is being built on a foundation of servica, and we yean. Sanitarium for several in. Mina Bertha Peaae, deacene see the profit tide of the newspaper mouat up, and in every firmly bo neve in the service elub’s slogan: cane these merrhaata expressed complete satminrtMn with the reported considerably im- •f the church and Mrs. Van Poo- The happy occasion will he for “ He who sere«» boat, profit* m ost/ Mrv Dudley bar been •v" hand o f U m Juior department, the purpooe of rvaewtag old a Rsgieter s part ka their a h . have U m affair la charge OL u REACT ON MAN) HAVE FOR GRAND LODGE MEET J r