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BEND IMPROVES-
A NEW RECORD HORNSBY RETAINS
GOLF SENSATO
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"IN ASHLAND MAKES
. UfftTD, Ore, June 27 Six hun
dredths of nn inrh of rain fell In Itcnd
Into yesterday afternoon. The tom
pnrature during the nflornoon reached
U4, five detrrees less than the previous
dayu ProBpectH today were for an
other day at least as warm as yestcr
;day. All forest fires were down this morn
ing, according to the forestry office.
-Fire conditions were much improved
(with the relative humidity at forty
early this morning and it went up to
more than seventy during the night.
t , The fire in the Houther.T part at tho
pine forest which was giving eoiiHld- j
eruble trouble yesterday afternoon is
no wunder control. It covered nine
ncros of timber, officials reported.
jjjiuviTu vii fti in ii 1 1 were huh ourmug
this morning, but none is serious.
ASHLAND, June 27. The out-of-
state- registrations for cars have til-
CIlMWfiO, June 27. (A
(irorgn Hisler, pilot of the St. LouIh
A ii)"i'iciinH anil A I Simmons of tht
Athletics, aro the first major leaguers
PREDICTS APPLES
MM GOOD
PRICE THIS YEAR
zelle, until IfMifi, when they moved to
Ashland. Mis. Uavls was a consistent
Christian, and a faithful member of
the Methodist church for many years.
She Is survived by her hiiHbnnd, three
rons, one daughter, six grandchildren,
two brothers and five sisters. Tho fu
neral kM vices are to bo held at tho
Mel hodixt church, this fiflcrnoon nt
-' , j 2 o'clock.
' I Superintendent Ham of the Uo.se-
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Juno 27. burg schools was a speaker at tho Kl-
J. Vi O'Krlen, vice-president of WuiiIh luncheon today, He urged the
the Union Pacific system, here from passage of the bond measure for the
Portland today on company business school and ilescri0s ltoseburg's plans
In connection with the location of a for tho Improvement of their schools,
pruno dryer to be built in the Mil- With Supt. (I. A. Itriscoe and V. . N. i
ton-Freewator district, stated that Smith president of the board of educa-
crops bid fair to he good through- tlon present to discuss the measure, a
out tills section of the northwest and complete outline of the contemplated
good prices were In sight. Improvements In Ashland were given,
u "From reports obtained in the enst, which includes the remodeling of
It is evident that the northwest apple Hawthorne as a new Junior high, with
crop will be in strong demand this a new grapimar school in the oast
yoar and will bring a good figure," iwrt of town, and the present Junior
mi id Mr. O'Brien. "Virginia, a heavy MlKn t ,,c tor the first six grades
upplo producer, has a short, crop, on ,nc went side.
whilo severnt nthm- pi. mum rIhIi-s 'rc Talent Irrigation District will
ready sui-passed any June registra
tion since the bureau was established
heer with three days remaining to
swell the Ojniber. With tho exception
of four days, the registration has
reached more than 100 each day, and
on thro days more than 200. June 1st,
aw tho highest mark set, with 244
'cars registering, the highest record
In the slate of out-of-state cars. There
were 3074 out-of-stutc cars registered
up until June 26.
Mrs. Amanda Davis, wife of Cirant
Davis, died at the home of her son
Frank Davis, of Ashland, Wednesday I joi. The figures include gam
evening Sho was fifty-seven years of Wednesday.
age. Mrs. Davis was horn at Lincoln, The batting leaders of the Ameti
Logan county. 111. Her parents, Mr. f.an league are in the same position
nadirs. J. T. liryan, came to Oregon they were a week ago, with Sammy
in U2. settling at Myrtle (.'reek. In nn0 f the Athletics topping the list
1R76 her people moved to Williams. wlth 4:!l u. wingo of the Tigers
where she lived until her marriage to . iH Buct(nil With .41U, followed by lUee
1SXX. Mr. and Mrs. Davis lived at Oh-
London, June 27. (a. p.)
Long Jim Darnes, American prof
ftintml golfer, was bound for his urn
home In Cornwall today to receive
congratulations of his mother as
newly crowned open champion of
Croat Britain. Ho finished his gruel
ling competition nt J'restwick, Scot
land, yesterday,- with two rounds of
7!i-74, which added to Thursday's
70-77, gave him an oven 300, or one
stroke below tho two iirltlshers on
h(u knnlu 1, ..., ...... n,..l Tt,r nml
for !I2S.
Ialest statistics show that Slsler
has collected 1 0,1 hits and Simmons
of
.are light on nppb this year. Thero
in also a well grounded feeling that
act a host to the people of tho valley
Sunday, when a barbceuo picnic
tho Rmln crop will l.o h..i-t and that wl" n,n'" " ' ),ut ' """" T'V
by Hoptc.nl..,,- 1, tho llnlto.1 Kt.itox p,y ,"Hl,,rt t". '"TV1. l.h0''m-
will have no whout to export, whlrh
will cause a hrllt diiimtitlc murkot."
FOR NEXT WEEK
of the Drowns with .410 and Ty
Cobb with .401.
Ken Williams, the St. Louin slug
ger and Dob Meusel of the Yankees
failed to increase their home run
totals, the Yankee still being in front
with sixteen, with Williams one be
hind. Williams, however, Increased
his total base mark to 175.
In base stealing, Johnny Mostil
of the White Sox continues to lead
the pack with a total of 22.
Maxey Carey and Clyde Hnrnhart
of I'itlsburg have made an appear
ance, among the leadiifft batters of
tho National league. Darnhart Jump
ed from firtlVto third place with an
average of .:t!3, and Carey from
twelfth to sixth with .373.
There has been no stopping of
Hogers Hurnsby of the Cardinals,
who remains safely In the lead with
.427, eleven points more than he had
a week ml'o, Hornsby collected 14
hits ill h last seven games. Four
were homers. Ho holds leadership
of th emajors for homo run hitting
with 21. i
ilay.cn Cuyler, another Pirate, con
tinues to hold the honors as the beat
run getter with 08.
irchle Com ps ton
MacDoiund Smith, tho American
who had been favored for the title
after his record of 6 It of Thursday
nftoi on, brrfke wide open on the
last 18 holes and took a had 82 to
finish third with Abe Mitch!,
long driving Britisher was fourth
with 305 and fifth place was di
vided nmony five Britons, including
the veteran, J. H. Taylor.
Joe Kirk wood, the third Invading
American, managed to land among
the first ten with 314 by doing two
7li's after his poor start of 162 for
the first two hounds Thursday.
The Hritish golf experts seemingly
are impressed more by tho fact that
Smith lost than that Haines won.
Smith .was the favorite and his col
lapse yesterday is termed as one of
the most astonishing ever seen In any
open championship.
V. or C. Man Tennis Chami.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27. ' (A.
p.) e, (I. Chandler of tho Univer
sity of California Is the new inter
collegiate lawn tennis champion, de
feating In the final round of tho
tournament today Cranston Dolman
of Leland Stanford university. Tho
scores 're 6-4, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3.
t. S. Polo Team Defeated.
LONDON, June 27. The cham
pionship United States army polo
team was defeated today, thirteen
goals to 3 by the famous Indian team
of the Maharaja of Jodphur.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.
Weather outlook for the week begin
ning Juno 28, was announced hero to
day by the United States weather bu
reau as follows:
Washington-Oregon: Normal tem
perature generally fair weather, but
With the probability of local rains dur
ing the first part of the week. The for
grant Creek dam about i) o'clock, ro
pair to Hyatt Prairie, where the barbe
cue will be served.
A wealing of more than local inter
'est occurred at 11 o'clock, Thursday.
June the 2fth, at the Episcopal
church, Telegraph avenue, Oakland,
California, when Ihe marriage vows of
Miss Frances McWiftiams and Mr.
.lames Spencer were spoken. Miss Me-
Wlllams Is an Ashland girl, attending
its schools and later teaching hero
most successfully. For some time her )
work was In Junior high. The past
few years she has taught In the Oak
land schools. Junior high work, also.
Mr. Spencer is a member of ii pioneer
family; the spencers coming to this
valely In the early day. lie Is a civil
engineer, juid manager of the Kngle
Point IrrigTiion district. Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer will arrive In Ashland early
In July, after a leisurely trip
PLAY PHOENIX Ml
Wins College Golf Title
MONTCLAIR. N. J., June 27. (A
P.) Oeorge F. Lampreeht of Tulane
university, a resident of Cleveland,
Ohio, became Intercollegiate golf
champion of tho United States today
by defeating Jack Westland of the
University ofWashington in the finals
of the annual tournament,, 9 to 7.
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Karl Saiidu Wins.
NKW YORK, June 27. (A. P.)
Mrs. Payne Whitney'H Navigator, Marl
company Sande up, won the $10,000 great Amer
ican atakes for two years olds at Aque-
Thc O.-O. team will play the fast
team from Phoenix Sunday at 2:30
p. m on the Lumber
grounds on North Central.
Tho Owen-Oregon team has neon duct today.
strengthened by the addition of Dick ;
Jarvis, a southpaw from Fresno, Cal..' TI1K SAX FRANCISCO HAN K
nnd Joe Woods of Ontd Hill, who 32tt California St. (and Rranches),
have recently been employed at the San Francisco
mjUt j For the quarter year ending June
I 'Mil, I - i) , a O 1 VKIVIKI II JIN IIL'CII Ut'-
elared at the rate of four and out;
quarter (4Vi) per cenj per annum on
all deposits, payable on and after July
I 1st, litJfi. Dividends- not called for
arc added to the deposit accuunt and
Murphy KO's ;ojpimn.
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. June 27.
'rankle Murphy, of New Orleans
north- knocked out Jim (iorman In the sec-
est flro havjn-fi will be lower than the, ward, which will Include many points und round of a scheduled ten round rarn interest from July 1st. 19
preceding week nf interest, among them Yosemlte. i,()ut at the Wiulske Indian convention I Deposits made on or before July 1 1th,
, ! They will be at home this summer In hvY0 l)lMt iKht. . Joe Coffnian of Port- I!2f.. will earn interest from July 1st,
Eagle Point, according In itresenT n,i i,.i, (Vim. Mmliip Indian, fought. ii. a. ii. im u i.i-imi, niiimi. .-.i
ex- n uninteresting draw in the huh..-
"Joe, you've proved one
thing to me today It's
more blessed to receive
than to give if it's a
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JOHN R. OMLIN. Vice-Pres.
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Medford, Ore.
tOMfl BASEBALL TEAM
Rl ,. py unci pronp,
,MM ROGUE
plans. A host of friends .loin in
tendliiK Kf-nd wishes for tl future, hap
py and prosperous.
fllliinis nrrlved this even-
Onklntid on train 15. lie will
home of Mr and Mr.s. Ken.
neth MeWilllunis for a time. Ills
friends are Kind to note that his health
Ik niueh Improved.
The I. T. A. Institute Is scheduled
for July 1, 2 and 3. As was stated In
ThH Onpco baseball team will Jour
Hey' 'lb Hokuo lllver tomorrow after
noon to tn k o on the speedy town ft I)nvlous Issue, the lnrnhmw will ho
team of that city. given ovrr to lectures at the assembly
lloth teams ro In nood shape and porlmi at Summer Xormal and the af
fthould put up a real Kiuno, betnK ternoon sesslsons will be at the Clvle
ovemly matched, according to tho rluh house, from 1:30 to 4 oVlork.
preliminary dope sheet. Last Sun- Misss Frances Hays, national field see
day IIokuo Hlvor won from Jackson- rotary, wll bo In ehare, nsslsted by
;tvlllct 7 to tl and t.'opco trimmed Mrs. (leoi'KO IVrkins, Portland, presl
)tiieU,. by the samo scoro. lloth dent of the stale organization and Mrs.
ytoum . aro out duplicate last houls Dodgo. Ashland, vice president.
WeeH'ti win If possible anil an Inter- Kven the trnnn hour Ih filled nt
,tstinK battle should result. Summer Normal, for nt that time a
. Kevoral rai of Copco enitdoyes mly orpanled plee elub under the
and other local baseball Tans will ''fib-lent leadership of Miss l.oonn
necompany tho home team on tho- Marsters, members of the fueulty.
trip. - practice. Swimming. under M Iss
., , .. . , . . i Itlunienfeld. nnother faculty member.
comes after the rlose of the afternoon
1 tessinn and tennis before the opening
I also In Miss Itluenfeld's capable hands.
I Miss Marsters. also, has a period de-
- voted to music iLt the noon Intermis-
COMPTON Funeral servh-en for slnn. !bth State Supt. J. A. Churchill
the lutp Louis A. Compton, aed 4!i and Mr. lenders, president of the nor
;ears, husband of Lillian Compton, nml at Monmouth are Invited to visit
father of Archie, Irma, Floyd and the Ashland normal during the ses
lUraco Compton, all of near (inid Hill ln. Supt. O. A. Itriscoe, director, J.
will bo conducted Sunday, Juno UK, H- FnHrr. representing the Chamber
Hi .OA m. from the Conger fu- f Oommcrro. and as a reKent of tluv
UrM parlors. Imminent, Odd Fel- J1'10 "' ,U,V n
, cenioioiy. l0.a haV(, ,.,.,. of thp ns(.mi,iy ,,.
liixls durltii; TthlH wopk. SnmotliillK
wimlup.
Vivsicidiiy'H lli-sulis.
At Vt'jn(in, 2; I'nrUimH. .
At Hiilt UiUo, Ii: San Kramlmn.
At Oakland. 1; 'Kcallli-. 2.
At HacranuMiln, ;l; l.im IMlKi'li'H,
OBITUARY
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special arranged for each day. Many
plans are being niade tadd to the
pleasure of the students attending.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Ha vies have re
turned from their mirth's outing
spent touring southern California and
In visiting relatives at Hunt lug ton
Heaeh. During their absence Mr. nnd
Mrs. it. C. Forsythe have tieen In
charge of the store. q
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vaneo u( I,o An
tes nnd Mr. and Mrs. L. 1 Knglo of
ol fired the ntate's attorney had not
given littv best efforts to the proQ
tiutlon Jpf Shepherd and who said
weveral witness who were not called
tdiould have been 9 scd, whs aluiost
Ignored by Mr. Crowe In his remarks
today, but the prosecutor was plainly
wmthful over thn Jurist's charges.
inc prosecutor no. mreu no wou.u rterkolcv are spending tho summer In
gro before tho grand jury and Ashlsud. Mr. and Mrs. Vance aro
hat ti "no bill" be returned exon- former residents ami L. K. Kuglo came
ratln Shepherd In tho case of tho recently to join his wife who has been
death of Mrs. McCllnto( k. n th,. city for some time. Thoy will
' l wild ho had not decided what live ut the Park Hotel,
action to take with regard to Charles Mr. and Mrs. William Pentner were
d Falman. head of an unrecognized pulnfully bruised and hurt this veo
School wlA'h he calls the Nailonul when their horse ran nway. upsetting
I'nlverslty of Sciences, who told n the vehicle and throwing the occupants
fctorv that he had taught Shepherd to the ground. They were taken to tno
Jinw I administer typhoid
fcb as to produce death.
germs
I
M'lNon I'lineral TucMlay
Funeral Nervices fr tho late Cora
M'ilgon, aged tij years, three months,
five days, wife ofkV. F. Wilson of
Itoca, Calirrtrntii, will be iondutd
from tint Conger run era I p-i rlors
Tiiendiiy. June Sat h at 1 a: :ia a. in.
Interment In the Odd Fellow s cemetery.
hospltiaLhy (J. M. Frost. Willie suffer.
Ing fro lunhtick and bruised, it is stated
that both would recover.
Italic In F.nsttin Orvaon.
I. A t;l.ANIK. Ore.. June . . (A.
.) Thunder storms accompanied by
bronchi relief from the heat
1 litte yesterdiiy. The m.fihmum
Mti.red lu
tei'd:iv Was
MI'liM flt.l A
and
R I ALTO
Last Times
TODAY
For tho H 1 K
Picture Your
Friends Have
It 0 o 11 felling
Y o tl to Ho
Sure and Soo
Nellie
Beautiful
Cloak Model
with
Claire Windsor
Lew Cody
Mae Bfsch
Edmund Lowe
Hobart Bosworth
Raymond Griffith
Hy H. 11. Van Loan
Adapted from Owen Davis' fa
mous nii'loilraniu of 100U thrtlla
and clitlla
STARTS
TOMOROW
12:30
MONTE
BLUE
and
VIOLA o
DANA
IN THE
PERFECT
GflCTURE
REVELATION"
with
MARJCmiE DAW and
LEW CODY
THE WILD LITTLE
DEVIL OF PARIS
AND
THE MIRACLE OF
LOVE
BLY RODEO ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES THE
STAGING OF THEIR
ANNUAL
7th
MOUND
-UP
AT
amatfe
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OREGON
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2-3-4
July
World champion riders will appear, world champion bucking
contest, relay races, chariot razees, bulldogging, roping bare back
riding? Also the greatest western night show ever held on0the
Pacific Coast.
FUN FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES
y
skies ttiic clear n
weather contiu'd
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