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MEfoFORT); MAfL TftTBtjyi. MTflFOftD, onflflON. WEDXlDAY, AUOTTftT 10, 1)25
1 ;
PROJECT TO COST
KBW .YORK, Auk- 19. (A; l)
With flv candld:itr.s fmnmlly InMko
field for. mayor, the jrinmry hci'uiii- j
hip in kchjmk noiier miu iiuiut.
The .partJrliiaiitH liir the inayoialiy
raco.ivw Hhciwii, by the iioiniij.itliitf ,e
UtiniiH filed lnHt nlwlit'arc;
i - Democrat -Mayor -J oh n F. 1 ly la n,
for t'0innlatloii in hlsown t i l t .
Kiiiyjortpd Jjy William Jtnuilolph
TIrnrRt, i .
Htalff Scnntoi James 'Walker. Tjnn
niany dej;nve uuHI'orteci by CimTin-
Republican Kiuuk 13. Waterman,
fountain pen niantjfiicLurer, "regular"
denJK'K'O. of repulilkiiu leader.s; Wit
liajn .llnwi'tlt ibid fur it km Mtate- q Here
in ry, Juhn, .?, TyonH(l."inHiii,KPnlH." ...
Social lt Tho Jtv,' N,oriu.an
TlinniHB. , .
Tho Independent lenRue, Inactive
llcnrnt political oiKiiiiiwilion, catne to
life ycKterday at the Riverside home
of the publlHher. JteHolutloni were
patwod unanimously HUpportlngr May
or Hylan and repudiating the en
dorse men t of the Tammany fllate Klven
a few day two hy Deputy ItegiHtrr
Miehael McCarthy In tho name of the
league. '
Jpsepli I1 WHlIcomhe, Mr. Hearal'H
ftocrotnry, wan e.leoied , ehairuuin.- lie
handed as "bunw" reports that the
leafiuo' would put an Independent
ticket lii: the field, hut declined to
predict what his nrKuulzation would
do if Muyor Ifylan wan defeated in the
pi-iuiarieH September J 5. Tho oler
tlon Ih November 3.
Kenalor Walker has eome out with
a platform which derhireH innnitK
other thin km for municipal ownership
nnd operation of triinult ayHteiiiH, in
cludlm; bunea, retention of the five
cent fare and more huIjwhvh.
Mayor Hylan, riinnlucr on hiH record
of elpiU yenrs, has charged that both
Wh lker a nd the repu bllcti n have
Ktribhed lhe five font fare liwue for
political iP'ues only and are obligated
to tho traction lntnfitt. Mr. Water
man hap Hummed up his platform In
the'wordp. "ouhwayM, schools ami
safety," thfl latter 'referring to more
adequate po Ik-ay ptfotfrtlon.
NEARLY $500,000
I'l,VMOi:Tlf. VI.. Auk. I !. (A. I'.)
President C'ooliduo Ih cnJitvliiir IiJk
aiii,a.mj, aub. 19. Ariel- un uu. . , lnls ,wuted ,mll,Ict lind ,m8
sonce oft several days in tho Cow ,,.,, lolll.a Mt returI1 , .,..,,.
creek country, tlio purty under tho u , ,.,,., hl howovor, l)m( ,10 win
..... -.nii or t ny r.nRinocr J-. ... ,,c m(.k , lh ,,,. vvhltc Hl)UBP
Walker and Clly Water Hupcrlntcn- ,.,,. ,ho en , , W(W. ,U1(, nny
ilenl Hul l ilimlBi', huve returned nnd ienVe liero today - '
will; itiako- lliotr report upon .their .,. Mwcl weather Ihftt npl. pi
f.ndlniw at the ineotlnK of , viilled'ulnc 'lieir urrlval. ha Bretilly
council. A number, of days have ,,,, ,() t)l.,it. ,.njynionl outdoor,, of
hcen ent takinj; meamireiucntH on. ; .JrT.Mt.lril.i
the Htrcani flow, ehecklntr up on the' .
report made hy Stuart MrKlHKick.l
(nidnrer, ' who was employed lnHt!
hike, inigor lrip. etc.
Although ori'vhat phut off front
the ouulde world, tho president In
keeping in touch with Kovernmentnl
affairs . by wire and mail. Secretary
handei'x. who reiiiulued at Bwainp
eott is In dally communication with
tho executive and Is keeping him post
ed on linportunt dovolopments.
Mr. coulidKO expreHsed HutlKfuctiou
when advised that un agreement had
been reiuhi'd on tho Iieli,-ian debt
llUt'Htioil.
UtKt nlnht a radio ineNsnKO from
him to Donald B. .Mai Mlllan wlnhiiiK
tho nri-tie exiilorer "(Jood luck," also
was made public' ' '
TO SPOT FIRES ON
SALT LAKE ROUTE
This office will belt voti dlnllcaUtog
sale slips with your ad thereon, In
bwk form, with carbon Blieets attach-
pd. in any nuinbor of books deslrorl Mluwininntnk ..V ih' w.tr
and Bitarnntee the price to he aa low division of air mail ervice announced
hh anv uuniAd. Onler from home, tfuiero todav.
HALT LA K 12. I'tali.. Ants. la.-
Western division-air mail pllota uro to
iiMNiimo additional dgtici. while flying
their mail routcn east and went of
liero anil aid the forcHtry Hcrvico In tlie
npotting of Umber fireu. W. K. I-aFol
Arrangements bavo been completed
thruuKb Ki C. fcbeppard, nupervipor of
th Wasatch forestry aervlce, Mr. La
Kollette announced, whereby tho mail
pllou. 'throuKb means, of radio, will
communicate the location of forettt
fires to air mail control atatlomt while
flying over the Wasatch, Ashley nnd
Humboldt ranges, Tho new operations
will be similar to the work of the air
flro patrol uf the forestry service In
the northwest, tho mall official ex
plained. '."'
Mr. LaFuJlctte pointed out that mull
pilots under 'normal conditions, have
a vision of-about thirty ml Ion whilo
flying and that they could euslly apot
fires tlmt. inisht otherwise not , be no
ticed, before, they, hud gained consid
erable headway. v
a J
Milk
ndDiet
Farlnfantw,
Invuluu,
... a j
NourUhiacElcntuS No Cooking.
Kf Avoid Imitatiooa Substitute
Jackcon County " Fnlr and Pear
Show, Mqriford, September Id to II).
10?tf
woao mm
;F0UiR0ERED
KLAMATH KAMA Ore., Auk, 1S
Klorcntina Navarro, y,ri, employed
fal to make u report on the pro
Joct. When the report w.ih Riven,
.MclCiHidik ai'ked that a check be
made that mid-summer and mid
winter flown niiuht be recorded. Tho
oily Iiuh filed upon I ho water jIbIiIm.
but Iho Tulent InlBatlon Ustrlct haH
jirlor rlnlits, so the city can not
obtuln water unless tho district re
linquishes Homo uf Its rlijlUM. With
a half mllo of tunnel, und several
miles of pipe lino to construct, the
project will cost in tho neighborhood
of H5O.00O.
rteBlnnlng Thursday evening, Au
BUHf J7; at which Iho llov. 11. A.
C'arnahan, I). D.. former pastor, will
preside, ut-11 prayer and' praise ser
vice, und. ttontlnulnic until Sunday
evenini; when tho Itev. V. C. JCoeh
lor of; Spokane, pastor from 11)18
until 1023 will givo the sermon at the
union praise, service,, .the First Pres
byterian church of Ashlund will cole
hrate Its fiftieth anniversary.
On Friday there will be a baskei
dinner on tho Manse lawn and ut
2:3(1 p. in. fellowship and reminis
cent hour, with Wirt M. Wright
presiding and In the evening tho
golden Jubileo program with tho pre
sentation of church history, greetings
from former pastors, representatives
of synod, Presbytery, tho Ashland
churches nnd others, the pastor, tho
Hov. .1. ('. .Mergler, presiding. Sun
day morning Iho ltev. Ferdinand D.
HI ranee, the pastor from 1SS7-1!I2.
will preside nt tho communion ser
vice. There will bo four of tho
ten former pastors of the church
present. Letters hove been sent, to
former pastors and to us many of
former members us ;a(ldresscB were
known, to be present on this occa
sion. The :ev. John B. Donaldson,
U. !.. of Palo Alto. (Jallfornia, will
be here. He was pastor in 1877,
following Father Williams, who was
the first to occupy the pulpit, tlx
charter members of the local church
are still living, und will wear the
costumes of fifty years ugo.
Those In attendance .at tho Kp
w'orth league Institute ut Cottagu
drove returned yesterday and. report
a most Interesting slid helpful ses
sion. Flfteon attended from Ash
land. Tho Rev. S. J. Chancy was
J dean of tho Institute. The sessions
were neai ut ine camp nii-cims
in a rniHoao section crow died in a. ., .,. i.,,.,, .. ,,.,i n.
locnl hospital this afternoon from
knife- wounds sustitincd in a shuck
ut Algoinn early this morning.
Tho fight Is believed to have cul
minated from un nU-nlght curd game,
An ambulance was rushed to Algouui
nt 6:30 this-morning. Navarro was
found lying unconscious on tho floor
of thn. shuck, which shuwed no .other
evidence of' a fight, A deep and
Jugged klllfc. wound extended fl'um
the lower purl nt his right shoulder
down tho length of his unit to below
his elbow.
('IrciiiiiHtunccs surrounding the
fight unit culling ufliuy lire shrouded
In mystery. Sheriff UnwkliiH admitted
this afternoon Hint he had made no
Investigation r ii: ipurderotm us
u nil . . : . . ,
"I don't intend tu do uiiylhliiK mil II
suinebody files a complaint, he said.
A. .I. ylo, hospital nmimger, notl
ried lhe sheriff uf the slabbing af
fray us. soon h he returned to the
illy with the stricken man. The
the .M. K. conference, nil ideal plnco
for such a Blithering. There was a
good nttclldunco from tho different
AI. 13. churches and many local peo
ple enjuyod tho meetings with theiri.
Lust year the Institute was held ut
Ashlund und .brought a fine gathering
of yuung people hero, with splendid
meetings.
Wulterson Lowe, one of tho funnily
of the summer school of art, left for
the A. J. Klo'ker summer home ueur
Trull yesterday afternoon. Ho ex
pects to leavo for the east Monday,
with u number of lecture engage
ments en route. He Is giving a
benefit for tho Ilelgian babies mil K
fund at the t'lvle club house Friday
evening. Headings In palmistry will
hi! the feullire of lhe evening, und
conslileruhle Interest s felt.. A large
iittcndunrc Is expected.
Mrs. Illldd is liostess for lhe Prefi
bylerlan Missionary society meeting
this afternoon. Since tho hostess
lives on the east sido of town, ' on
H OF I PROFESSOR
NAMED PRESIDENT
UNIVERSITY OF C.
Ll.i.irr ...t...i... . .,
fi.,i i V , . .. '"" ' " "" Mbcty street, wnys re pruvlded
uollfled but wild I .was "not .rri.l.i- r,. ,,, .u ,vlH , , .,. ,.
aZ'.'.J'."' ,'!" m"""" lu,,' "r "l " . onineKatlon-are cordially ln
,, m ' i" "'" flci1 vlted to attend. It Is un Oriental te,.
.1 i" .",r, I",B """"' An excellent i.rogram Is i.lunned und
iiliu.i" " K ' "Wltcntl thu-sn In attendance may bo ussiircd
' s .V . , : j i ' t1 lu pleusunt Interesting nflcrnuoti.
The l!ev. F. C. Koelllor writes
Hint they will leave Spokane about
tho lSlh, driving down, going lo
Klamath Fulls first tu visit with
Fred Kuehler who Is employed there,
then coming over to Ashlund for the
golden Jubilee celehrntlon of the
Presliyterlnn church and lo visit with
the many friends hero.
Miss Krlu Turner hud lhe misfor
tune to break her shoulder while
picking peurs at her home on Sixtli
street. Tho uei lilent Hi a most puln
ful one, but tho yuung ludy Is get
ting ahum as well us could ho ex
pected. .Mrs. Kenneth McWIIIIuins. Iicr son
Donald, Mrs. tleorge Helms and chil
dren, utteiuleil tliu show lit Aledtunl
Tuesday evening.
Mr. und Mrs. (i. H. Hillings, after
spending u inrtnlKht nt Ney Springs
neur Mt. Shasta, returned Mundny
tvenlnir much , benefitted by lhe
till'.
, Thonuui Hill, thu now iiropiintor of
the Plana market Is tho purchaser
of the residence on (Iruulto street
which was sold Satttrdny evening ut
unction, nn Innovation In the disposal
Of r.ul estate. The house was owned
by Jesse Wlnburn nnd A. U (lldeon
acted ns nui'tlunocr. Tho purchase
price was Jxinn. There was un In
terested crowd III allendiinco nnd Mr.
Wlnburn expressed himself ns well
pleased Willi the resiles of thn mil
lion. Aiinotiiieeliients huvo been receiv
ed of the liiuriiage or Mr. Ira Wil
son of Uing Uracil lo Miss Mabel
Illy of Missouri. Mr. Wilson Was n
former principal or Junior high und
lias mniiv friends who offer con
Sintiiliillnn. He Is now In chsrR"
of lhe ,,iilul Jisllns. department
for ehil.lreii In l,nn Hesch.
Ml. and Mrs, C B llnrdwli h and
son ho haya been touring .oulheru
Oregon urn gu sts at the home of lu.
nd Mr,lW.-.r. cranial. Mrs. Tlurd-
wieh Is a rmisln of ArTs. I
(lllt'AOO. Aug. 111.-. Max Mason,
professor of luathe,lmieal physics hi
tho fnlverslly or, Wis mill. Is. thv
new president of the I nlverslty or
Chicago. He will, begin hl.1 lidllllnls-
irailou Oct(dier 1.
SiMectlon or Proressor Muson, who
liivemed the noted Mu-jon hydrophone
for, determining and l.ieullng tuhu.ii
lines during the World war, was made
by n Joint comniltteo (r facultv und
trustees, 'mi mod nftw the de.i'ih of
I'iMident Krncst Tie.vltt Purt-.n, lust
May. Ills elecllon by th-.. trustees was
iinonlinous upon ih.. voe iutinnd'itln
of lhe joint couie.pp'e mii, I he ecvi pt
Ml. Ilr. Muson ti yenrs old and a lia
llvo of Wlsetuisl.i. He was educated
at (be University or ln onsln und
the t'nlverslly of tiotllngeu.
To Teach Japanese
In Honolulu Schools
HONMM LF. Aug. 1 :i - 1 he .lupin
e:s slid I'hlnese blllgiMsn v III le
Isusht orri.laly In all high nhool;, el
lhe territory II via decided hnJ nithl
eta m. otitis of loniinisiiionrrs of pub.
Jle. Instruellon. Ih. se comirislsoners
advocated the weuring of oriental
tonrhern throughout lha territory.
Cool; villi rjar).
rrnndall.
Cord; Willi r.!tc,
If
Perhaps you have considered cleanness m gasoline as simpiy'freedom from
impurities or foreign substances.
That is important, certainlyi.. But it isn't the whole story. True cleanness in
gasoline means much more than plrsical cleanness. "
Associated Gasoline "'is distilled insuch, a way as to.be giycti a scientifically
correct "chain" or series of "boilim bowls." Starting with the more volatile
parts, these boiling points gradually rise, in unbroken sequence, on up
through the heavier or power-producing parts or "fractions."
That is why Associated ignites instantly and -"burns" or explodes com
pletely, thus yielding all the power there is in each "charge..' This is ; gaso
line cleanness, only suggested by the sparkling clearness of Associated Gasoline.
Get "more miles to the gallon." thtougsustai.ualty. , ;.
Associate d Cj a s o 1 i n c
through Sustained '
Qualityareaworth)'. ' ' ' ',
team tot ypuj. cat, .. ,....,
v r'-r 1
OPEN
NIGHT
Phipps Aiito Park
Service
Highway - at Jackson St
' AujruHt 19th. 1925.
A roclal nxaniinittfoQ in nil uuh
Jfids from -llh to th Kntden, 'iticlu
Flve. will lie held In Room 8 WiiBh
fntnn hcImhi), on- Wednesday nnd
Thursiliiy, Au'unt unl 7th. or
the henoflt of , iMedlord pupil'Who
fuJlcd last Mcmostrj; in not more than
two suhjoclH. Thcr foUo.wJiiBaclicdulo
will Ijo obsM-vcd: - ' .
WcdnrKduy i:0() a. m.: Aiithmc-
tic. history, Vivirs tind.lanRUtiKe. '
Thursdiiy !);0Qu. m.: Spelling, geo
graphy, reading und physiology.
Pupils who failed in not more thttri
two subjects hut who muke imspfna.
Krndep in these subject at this ey-.
amination, will be allowed to proceed
with the eltiKs into the next higher
firade.
Princlpnl A. J. Hauby. 435 N. Holly
utreet, will be In charge of the cx
funlimtiotiH. ' Pupils deaii-ing to tafcc
them'shogld coirimunleate with him lu
advance. ' -V,. IT. HKDHtCJ.'
Superintcndont of Schools.
lUda for contract to build 11 gymnu
Hitim on (lie ProHpect Kchool kouimIm
are hereby railed, .fur. Hluu jirlntH and
Hpci'lftt-iMioiiH at office, of Frank
t'larkc at l'ropecfe. store and at-.xifflcO
of county srhoyi superintendent;
' Kids In writing accompanied by' cer
tlficd check or bond for 8 per cent of
bill will be received up (o eight o'clock
Wednesday evening, the m-cond dtt;r
of Keptoinber, iHUri;.- Board meeting
to be held at eight o'clock tie.Kanin
evening, jjuurd xeer.ving. tho. jighttp.
reject any and nil )iida.' . , . ' ' '
Dated Aug. J7,' TtfSfG. -n V, -''V '
A. T. - KOOTilBY. '
Chuirniun of Guard. .
Y. J. ATKIXS. Clerk..
c.U.S.Pat.O.'r
PUBLIC SALE
' of household articles and some farming im
plements at the Dunlap residence in
CENTRAL POINT
One block east of S. P. Depot. . Sale to
commence at 1 P. M. ' 1 ' J . ... ''
Saturday August 22
Upright Piano
Piano Bench
Bookcase
Roll Top Office Desk .
Walnut Dining Table
6 Dining Chairs
5 Rockers '
2 Couches ' '
2 Stand Tables
Heating Stove' ' : '
Stove Pipe
Kitchen Cabinet'
2 Perfection Oil Heaters
Dresser
Wardrobo .
2 Commodes
2 Iron Beds .1 . ..
Wooden Bed
10-Gallon Stone Jar
7 Stone Jars (6, 3. 2 and
: 1 gal.)
Ice Box
Fruit Jars
24 Sq. Ft. Linoleum
Matting
Single Harness
Buggy
Irrigation Pipe System
Lawn Mower
Seeder and Cultivator .
Counter Scalos
Rope and Hay Pulley
One-Man Crosscut Saw
Garden Implements
ocoop Shovels , ! .
Nailing Jack
Other Articles Too lurncrous to Mention
0 v Tcrmq Cash
MRS. CORA A. DUNLAP, Owner
W. H. WELTY, Auctioneer
DR. W. C. SCHAEFER
Announces the opening of hs dental office at rooms
425-26 Medford Building. 5 ,
Practice limited to the extraction 0 VeeM,
Dental Radiography and Oral Surgery,
AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS
FOR ALL CARS AND TRUCKS "
We ri'puir nil kinds of springs. " ' '
,Wo tighten wliecls so they slay: tiglitcnnl.
MERRIMAN'S BLACKSMITH SHOP
" ' " 20 S. Riverside, on Paeif io Hifhway ' ' '. '. " ' v
Notice.'
The school " board of choor- dial rli.'t
.o. 50, Prospect school district, hav
ing been authorized by a . majority
vote of tho legal voters of tho district
um oast at u lCKully called school moctr
ing on June ID. l'J'Iu, docs hereby call
for bids on a loan up to (3O0O to bo
secured by negotiable interest bearing
warrants of tho district. ; Bald loan
shall be for n period of ten (It)) yoars
wilh interest of not more than 6 per.
cent, repayment to be in ten annual
payments together vllh. accrued in
IcresL eacli year,
ila.-h bonufiiie resident of the dls
Irlct shall have lhe licht -'to Siuhscriiie
nte for said -loan fur the enrlro
amount, or. any-portion of the sumo,
not lens thuti K. at par value."
Bills to be received in writlm; by the
iji'IhioI board up to H o'clock Weducs
iluy. evening. Sept. li, l!)G. .
Dated A.US. 17, I 'IS 5. ' I
, 'A.' T. DOOTHttV, '
Chairman of Board. '
W. J. Alldnsi Clerk.
Buick 6
in Fine Condition
TERMS OR TRADE
The Busy Corfe Mtte3 Cq.
Noli r I inn I Sen lc menu
In Iho c'uunty Court of, tho Slulc of
t.reBnn. for Jackson County.
Ill lhe Mailer of Iho IJstntn of Kiiiluu
.lames. D'rciuod.
Public notice -Is-heroby given that
lhe undersigned has.flled In the roiin
ly court of Jackson counly. ol-eKon,
,tho final account of her administra
tion of the cstalo of Kliiiim James, de
ceased, and that said court hap fixed
Monday, September 21, 1325. nt' Ihd
hour of 111 o'clock, A. 1 of. said dav
at the courtroom of said court ai Iho
court house In Jacksonville, Jflcksou
county, OrcKon. as the time nnd place
for the hcarim- of object inns to said
final account and for settlement of
suld estate.
All pentons Interested in said esluto
arc hereby notified and required In
make or file their objections lo. stiid
final account, if any they Jiavc.-on or
before the lime aforesaid, fliteel for
the hearhiB and netllement thereof.
Date of this notice ,nnd of the first
publlciuion thereof Is Auirust 111. 1920..
, AI.A NHVII.I.i; MII.US. .
Uxeculrix of, tho. estate of.
I'.uiliKi Jiiiues, Deceased,'
IX'lliuiui'iil sale Notkv.
Soul hern orrmn (i9 company. Lo
callon of pi lnclpar place of business.'
San Kranclsco, ('a)jfnrnlH. l.ocallon
of works, slate of Oregon, v.
N'ollci-- There are delinquent upon
lhe followiiiB described stock, on nc-
......v w. unfinaiie.nt iqviea-T- tno
!lh day of Juno, llcis; the Seversl
nmounts set opposite Iho names of tho i
rospootlvo shuneholdom. as fallows: ,
Martha Hcurinx, i No. . shares. .GO: '
nmouiit I'iOO.OD. , ,
Helen C. Jacobson.'No. Blmres'i' 60i
amount, jr.oo.oo. f
i cT rtw0li- ?!a-: ".mouiit
$ 'Tn io' M"! !' lHiri 8li; amount,
All of lhe foregolnc rhares are lii-cluded-ln
certificates Nos. 10. 1S-1.V
17 stnndlnK In the iiamiv of.. Ixiuia
Sutler and held in escrow, pursuant,
to Instruction from the nnuniU
conimisslonor of the state ot'callforV
nla. by Anglo-California' Trust .'tihi
pany. , : ., , .. . . ...
And In ijj-eordanco with law nd-mt .
on the SHih day of June. lngr,. so any
shares f es. h parcel of such slock a
nay be neceury win l,e H, a, b
lie auction al the .,ffi,. ii,. J-..,.
''!.?!; ,.-!. M,r,?t -': rrM.
39tl. dr Of A..intt,-lSS. .t th. hour
of 11:4b o'clock a. m. of Mid day, lo
Pay said OeltnuiiAt ...;!:.. .
on toRetKfW,h co.bi of advertlidnr
nd ex of the Ml. ' ' ' -V7
Office fills MurLei .