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K 5c A Copy S outhern O regon M iner 5e A Copy Successor to The Jacksonville Miner ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1936 Volume 5 WORLD NEWS OF THE WEEK REPORTS ON HIGHWAY NOISE NUMBER 33 Medford Woman Critically Montgomery Adds Much Interest Is Shown in Injured In Auto Accident Craig To String Of Victories Miner Contest Bob Montgomery,187 pounds of Georgian baziman, reigned su preme at the Medford armory Last Monday night, when he took Geo rge Craig of Topeka, Kansas in two out of three falls in the main event of promoter Mack Lillard’s weekly mat offering. Montgomery is a rough and tumble artist, who at times can jump higher than the top ring rope and come down run ning. the direction depending on how mad he is. While Craig is very cool headed and very much the '¿■KKreMive wrestler. Craig took the first fall with what he terms his “anvil flip”, which is the most sensational hold seen since Dude Chick made so uthern Oregon fans "spin concious. Montgomery took the succeed PRESIDENT < ON<ERNED ing two falls with Boston crab OVER SPANISH SITUATION Coralie Reid, five-year-old daugh holds to win the match Hyde Park, N. Y. — President Fast, exciting and censational ter of Mrs Evelyn Reid of Long Roosevelt's traveling plans are be Beach. Calif., who fell out of a was the match between Joe Hubka ing made with an eye on the jrave Chicago. Practical farmers moving automobile Just north of and Cheerokee Ike, The Cheero- situation in Spain according to an' will take an active part in direct Klamath Junction at 5:15 p m. kee Indian delights in roughing up announcement Tursduy. ing the Republican campaign in Tuesday, died at the Ashland Com his oponents, but occasionally As a result, the chief executive rural areas. Congressman Cliff munity hospital at 7:25 p m runs into one who not" only can has canceled plans for a projected ord D. Hope of Garden City. Kans., take it, but can dish it out. For The victim, with her mother and Mississippi river flood control in announced in assuming the direct 6-year-old sister and Mrs. Maxine each rough tactic used by Ike, Hu- spection tour and will confine his orship mt the Farm Division of the Hogan and her mother. Mrs Ida bka was there with one or more, activities to a speedy survey of the Republican National Committee. Tallent, all of Long Beach, were with Joe Hubka pouring on a ser drouth area in order not to "stray In each agricultural state,an ad ies of Sonnengbergs and a body Tile Pacific Telephone and Tele visory council is to be set up. Thia enroute to Longview. Wash. too fur from base’’ so long as Euro press that took the one and only Mrs H:<gan was driving a Ply pean conditions are In their present graph Company filed new rate council is to be composed of prac fail as the big Indian could not mouth sedan with Mrs Tallent be schedule: Tuesday with Public state. tical “dirt” farmers who will sup side her while Mrs. Reid and her I come back. Tlie president, it wax understood Utilities Commissioner Frank C. ply the basic suggestions for the Walter Stratton, holder of many children were in the back seat is watching the Spanish situation McCollock. making an annual sav campaign. world ’s strong man records, won who was car sick, said Mrs. Reid, ing of $900.0000. to Oregon tele closely. Three assistant directors have watching the children his first match in the opening e- she was not phone users. -----------_|------------ been appointed to aid Congress Coralie apparently vent with Max Grover, Detroit The monthly charge of 25 cents man Hope. They are Don L. Berry very closely, HUR4IEONH FREED had hold of the door handle Th" rough houser, in two out of three for handset phones will be elimin of Indianola. Iowa, publisher of door being hinged in the rear was falls. Grover used plenty of pun Francisco. Wednesday- San Judge Raglan Tuttle ordered dis- ated where the instruments have the Indianola Record; E H. Tay caught by the wind dragging the ishment but found Stratton able been in use for 18 months In lor of Yates Center, Kansas, for to take it. missal of the charges of coiupir- other cases the charge will be cut 12 years assistant editor of The girl out of the car and throwing acy to commit mayiietn on Ann The huge crowd proclaimed this her to the pavement. According Cooper Hewitt. heiress. filed against to 15 cents and eliminated ln a Country Gentleman, and congress to Depuay Coroner H. L. Brown, one of the best cards of the sea year and a half man Francis D Culkin of Oswego, son. Dr Tilton E Tillman, society doc Night long distance discounts will New York, an authority on dairy who, along with the state police ---------- 1---------- tor and Dr Sumuel O Boyd. sur- the accident. The car investigated go into effect at 7 o'clock instead ing and Active in legislation affect geon was traveling about 30 miles per ct 8 30. although the midnight dis ing dairy farmers. Judge Tuttle ordered "the uc- hour count will be eliminated Night "The Republican farm campaign lion be dlsmlssed. the defendant.' rater will apply from 7pm Sat A passing motorist. Mrs. Williams is going to have its roots out in be freed of bond, and the Jury be urday to 4 a m Monday of Seattle, picked up the injured tlie farm districts.'* said Congress discharged Changes are effective August 21. man Hope. "The farmers themsel girl taking her to Dr. Harvey A Assistant District Attorney Aug ves will tell us what they want and Woods office, She was then taken ust Fourtner Insisted that hr would to the Community hospital where nppcal Judge Tuttle’s order stat NEW PURCHASING how they fee) about things". she died a short time later of in-| ---------- 1---------- ing “this doesn’t end the case ’’ Ise- I ternal injuries and bruises of he»-1 dor Golden. chief of defense BULLETIN ISSUE!) Robert W. Sawyer, publisher of chest, head and arms. councel, did not believe an appeal BY CITIES LEAGUE The remains were shipped by J. the Bend Bulletin and former would be granted , P. Dodge & sons, funeral directors. member of the state highway com ANKN IUMAM.NU AKKES1 University of Oregon .Eugene — tu Ventura, Calif., where the funer- mission, will head an advisory Cleveland Ben Sacharow. attor <8pecial) — Information on the committee of the Oregon state al will be held ney for the Rev Alfred J Wright, amount, unit price, and quality of ---------- U—------ planning board that will work out The fire department was called former director in the Townsend products purchased by various ci a practical program for roadside old-age pension organizjitlon. ask ties of the west coast will be pub late Wednesday afternoon to put protection and regulation, it was ed Common Pleas Judge George W lished in a quarterly report to b«* out a small fire at the comer of announced by Ormond R Bean. Kerr Monday to order tile arrest issued jointly by the League of Grandview and Scenic. The fire Portland, chairman of the board. of Dr Francis E Townsend, foun Oregon Cities. League of California ' was burning in grass and manzan- The new group will be known a3 der of the pension plan, and Gil Munlclpalities and the Association it» brush Two small boys ln the the advisory committee on road mour Young, national secretary, of Washington Municipalities, k neighborhood said another 11 year Yankee Stadium. N Y. — Joe side protection, and will study the tor failure to appear at a deposi was announced here today by Her-. old youth had set the fire with Louis of Detroit knocked out Jack questions of frontage use, control ----- “—------ -— of ■ matches he was carrying and re man *'-*--*■ Kehrli, --------- executive secretary tion hearing here, Sharkey, former heavy-weight of roadside advertising, elimination Dr. Townsend and Young were the Oregon league and director of fused to let them put it out. The champion, in the third round here of nuisances, values of recreation scheduled to testify al the hear the University of Oregon bureau of boy was taken to the police sta was al and scenic assets, protection of tion Thursday morning and sev Tuesday night, The fight ing in connection with Wright’s municipal research native flora and fauna, and other rounds scheduled for 10 Hie first report has Just been ere-ly reprimanded by Chief of receivership and against I the features of the problem, exclusive the first return to This was Louis ’ Police Talent and Fire Chief published, and it includes a wide Townsend organization. c.f preservation of standing timber. knocked out ring after being by ------------ y------------ variety of material, figures on Baughman. The board already has a commit Max Schmelling on June 19. which were submitted by a large TROTZKY DIRECTS FACT tee, headed by C. J Buck, regional Moscow—Sixteen persons were number of cities in the three states. Make Willamette Tests forester and vice-chairman of the FIRE NEAR FALLS beard, as work on a study of tim imprisoned by the 8oviel Govern By a study of the bulletin purchas ment in the biggest counter-revo ing officials may check their work, Corvallis—Some 60 stone cores ; CHECKED, REPORT ber preservation along the high ways. lutionary plot announced by the learn where better prices may be from borings at proposed dam ] } Hiitieiit ln more «than a de- obtained or where goods may be sites irt the Willamette watershed Serving with Mr Sawyer will be The Stukel Mountain fire, 10 purchased more advantageously, it have been received at the OSC en miles south of Klamath Falls, wao 1 « number of prominent Oregon ci- was pointed out. gineering experiment station for reported Under control Sunday. tizens, all of whom have shown an Secret police mild that the exiled testing for the engineering corps The fire was said to have covered interest in this problem. The com Leon Trotzky, now in an asylum in of the war department. The col 15.000 acres mittee membership includes Ray Norway, was directing the plot RURAL SCHOOLS i lege has been engaged to do test Conway, Oregon State motor as They charged Trotzky with plan ---------- ¡|---------- OPEN SEI ’ T. 7,8 ing work in connection with the sociation; Jamieson Parker, mem ning a terrlorist campaign, includ Willamette river survey which is CORN CROP SHORT ber of the planning board and ing attacks on Soviet leaders. Most of the rural schools of the part of the comprehensive Wil ------------ j------------ chairman of its committee on pub county will open Monday and Tues Washington — This year’s com lic works; E. L. Peck, professor of lamette valley project directed to FIKE TRAPS MINERS day, Sept 7 and 8, according to ward flood control, irrigation and crop, based on August 1 conditions, landscape architecture, at Oregon Moberly, Mo.—Fire raged quickly] an announcement from the county drainage, navigation and control has been estimated at 1.439.135,000 State college; John Yean, Portland. through the superstructure of a superintendents office. of stream pollution. Tests and bushels by the department of agri- I | chairman of the planning board’s Two of three schools will start coal mine four miles west of here analysis being made by the engi culture. The shortage is result of recreation committee; George H. Tuesday and trapped four mon the followig week, to permit some neering experiment station include drought's toll. Otten, landscape architect for thi of the students to remain at work underground Last year’s crop was 2.291,629,- state highway commission, and J. material for earth filled dams, Those trapped were Demmer Scx- in the orchards another week. Wheat was forecast at 632,- L. Caufield. U. S., Bureau of Pub concrete aggregates and drill cores ,000 Ashlad and Medford schools, ton and Edward Stonner, owners from foundation sites of proposed 745.000 bushels for this year. The lic Roads Representatives of the of the mine, and two others whose high schools, are scheduled to open dams. crop totalled 623.444 DOO last year. Portland Garden club and the State names were not Immediately known September 8 ---------- y---------- Federation of Garden clubs will al- The fire was discovered at 3 p 60 be on the committee. SAILORS ’ UNION Pen Attendance Up m by two miners who escaped Coughlin Collapses The committee will outline a TO TALK TERMS SALEM—An all time high atten thorough program that will in “NAIIJ4” OLYMPIC CLEVELAND— Father Coughlin, dance of 1001 prisoners ta the Ore- SAN FRANCISCO—Sailors’ Un- clude study, assembling and analyz Hamburg, Germany — America's Olympic team sailed for home tlw Radio Priest, collapsed while gon State penitentiary was reach- ion of the Pacific served formal no ing of all available information and tice that it was cancelling and ter data, including experiences of other Tuesday night aboard the 8 S. addressing the Sunday meeting of cd this week. his first national convention of the minating all existing work agree states, Recommendations will then Roosevelt. The former high was 957, six The squad of 300 athletes, coach- National Union for Social Justice. years ago. Since that time it has ments with the shipowners Septem be made to the planning board, ber 30. The order, however, said the and those that are approved es and trainers was welcomed by n He was delivering an attack on been pretty well down when lie Sailors’ union would be glad to be transmitted to the governor crowd of 20.000 and decorated with President Roosevelt, Cutting down on paroles by Gov negotiate a new agreement. the legislature for action. bouquets of sweet peas by Ham fainted Doctors said the collapse was duc ernor Martin, and the recent rul burg frauleins. -------- —I------------ to overwork. ing against automatic release at the RAINS SKIP PLAINS HOP PICKERS NEEDED -------- 1_ ------ - expiration of the minimum sen TllllKK FLIKBS DIE Hop pickers are in great demand CHICAGO — Rains, which re tence, are contributing factors. West Point, Va.—Three army Kiwanis Choose K ,F. freshed pasturelands in most of the now in the Granta Pass district. fliers, trapiied ln a flaming bomb Middle West missed the sweltering Ben Hull, who has a ranch near ---------- II---------- Seattle—Klamath Falls will be HERE FROM HA KERNFIELD plains states this week and will Giants Pass, was in town this week Ing plane, were burned to death as the ship plummettcd a thousand meeting place of the 19th annual Mr. and Mrs. George Derringer. continue in Wisconsin, Michigan looking for pickers. Mr. Hull stated they had about feel to earth Saturday The radio convention of the Pacific north and John Pierson of Bakersfield.' and Minnesota, Forecaster A W operator parachuted to safety. He west Kiwanis clubs in 1927, is was Calif., arrived here Monday for a Cook predicted. The outlook foi three weeks picking and in case landed in a tree, suffering only a announced nt close of this year's two weeks visit at the home ®f Nebraska, Kasas and Missouri was entire families could join, they could make good money. out Up. | convention here. Mr. and Mr«. J. M. Carter. for continued 100-degree weather. The annnouncement last week by the Miner of its $1200 Prize Cam paign has created a great deal of lnnterest thruout the valley and many have already expressed their desire to enter and win one of the many prizes to be awarded. A beautiful n*w Plymouth Sedan will be awarded as first prize or if the winning contestant prefers, $750 00 cash. This will be award ed to the candidate who has the largest number of votes to his cr her credit at the close of the con test. The second prize will be a beau- tiful nnew 1937 Philco Radio, in- stalled with the Philco High Effi- ciency Aerial, which sells for $204 50. Besides the automobile and radio, there will be three merchanrise awards of $75, $50 and $25 each, also wrist watches and cash com missions according to the rules of the campaign. Anyone can enter and win—all you have to do is fill in the nom ination blank, which appears else where in this issue. Receipt books will then be issued and you can call on our friends and acquaint,- aces. securing new or renewal sub scriptions. 1 PROTEST UME <» GAM B uiko «. Bps in — The Spanish rebel provisional government, out ruged after an announcement by General Eilio Molu, northern in surgent commander, that LoyulLU fighting for the Madrid Popular tun passes north of Madrid used I gas against insurrectionist Bunday planned protests rigii governments Mola announced without quallfi- cation that Loya lists used gas Mon- I day when they attacked rebel post- j lions al Sun Rafael, near Guadar-' X^wnu, W< have important stocks of gas ourselves.” Mola said, “but we re- i fused to violate international law by using them,' * Chief of Police O. P raient made a report to the city council Tuesday evening on his investiga lion of tile noise on the streets which was complained of by W. M Walls, manager of the Li thia hotel, at the last meeting of tin- council. Talent said he could sec no nece.sslty for rerouting trucks and busses, as suggested in Walls complaint, and most of the unnec essary noise had been eliminated attached to the report were two petitions, filed by W D Jackson, proprietor of the Palace Cafe and Steve Zh.'ka, manager of the Asso- elated Service Station oppoalte the Lit h la hotel, opposing the rerout - Ing of trucks Toward the close of the meeting Dr F U. Sw.denburg suggested the consolidation of the city park eoi.- trol with the council and n pro gram of complete refinancing of the city's obligations He said, "it is about lime to begin to mend oui fences iuid adopt some platfornf for the coming campaign. Mr« J ims Marsh of Medford was severely cut by flying glass, when tiie windahied of her car was shattered by something thrown from a passing car The accident occured one mile south of Talent aixiut 5:30 yesterday afternoon. Mrs Marsh was driving south when a north-bound car threw what appeared to be large chunk of watermelon through the wind- shield. Mrs. Herb Cody also of Medford, who was rifling with Mrs Marsh was not hurt. An ambulance was called and Mrs. Marsh was rushed to the Community Hospital in Ashland. A car driven by A. L. Ford was hit on the left front fender by what appeared to be a piece of watermelon. A member of the staff of the Southern Oregon Miner who ar rived on the scene shortly after the accident, took Mrs. Cody to a residence nearby until friends from Medford could call for her. The state police are investiga ting in an attempt to apprehend the culprits. A report from the Community hospital, at a late hour last night, stated that Mrs. Marsh is in a very critical condition. 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