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AIR TRAGEDY IS
HEAVY BLOW 10
NAVY
AVIATION
Fear Destruction of Shenan
doah With Disappearance of
PN-9 Will Cripple Air De-
velopment for Many Years
Congress Expected to
Withhold Money Aid.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. (A. P.)
1'Yoin frogmenta of lnfonnullon
brouKl't In from ninny uourccii, tho
nuvy department siully nought today
to piece out tho utory of u traKerty
whono full Import cannot yet be
realized.
Comlne Immediately behind the
disappearance in mld-Paclflc of tho
naval piano PN-9 No. 1 In her at
tempt to fly to Hawaii, the loss of
the Shenandoah cast a shadow of
uncertainty over tho hopes of those
naval officers who have endeavored
to build up on practical lines the
servlco of naval aviation,
Tho Shenandoah was the only
military dirigible In the possession
of the United States government. She
I i
wag built upon lines of safety c-at Hilt, leaving Mrs. Worts and her
opted as entirely ijodern and had two dauEliters here. Mrs. Worts Is
been 11 rock of solid reliance upon putting up fruit for the comlnif winter,
which olr officers had built up) Ham Coy a,nd son Tommy drove
their expectations of developing com-jthelr sheep up from Iteese creek 8un-
nrehensively the 1 1 K h t e r-than-air.clay and Monday.
model of naval nlrcraft.
The most sanguine of the di
rigible enthusiasts conceded today
that her loss would greatly handi
cap them In asking congress for
further appropriations for craft of
that type.
Klnco the cruiser Ios Angeles can
School was closed four days last
week, due to tho Illness of the teacher,
Alice Dennis.
Mr. anil Mrs. Dort drovo up from
Phoenix Sunday to look over the coun
try. They huvo lived In Jackson
county for 20 years ' had never
not be unotl for military inirpoues been In thin part of it boforo.
Mr. i
thun-ulr Hhly non-rigid blimp now
laid up at Laki-hurHt, X. J. ( .,.
FtrKt DlriiribJo ImhU
The Shenandoah was the flret rlffld
nlrnhlp to be lout by the navy.
Tho which broke In two
over Hull. Knuluml. on AuKUHt 24,
I it 21, with the Iohh of 44 liven. h( 111 i
wim In the poHHeHHlon of the HrltiHh
who constructed her find had not
been accepted by tho United States,
when Hho was loxt.. i
In tho cane of the ZR-2 It waar
found that Htructwal' weaknesses
were. Inherent In the craft, tlue to M,.H Evfl Kjni!)aU left ,Bt wefiU for
effortH to develop a craft that.wouldfj Anaolns. whera she whh called
The JuhtiKon meat, market, ont up
a truck toi' N. 1. ilaiiMon'tt ltB Sun
day. . '
Paul Kurz boughta fC hecp from
Andrew GiiMfom. ;' ' '
Owen AuHtln came run Sundfty. to
look over Home tlmliur up .here. lie
1h planning on cutting -woud for
Conner, :
i,kac.ik kt,amh;k
(.Not including trrduy'H gamon.)
. Xni.uitiil,
ritubuitf
New York ......
Cincinnati
Ilrouklyn
St. Louht
Bout on
Philadelphia
Chicago
American,
SARDINE CREEK
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit ....
Cleveland .,
New 'York
lioStOn ..-......J...
l 40 C3S
74 68 Ml
Mi 00 . 531
01 04 4KK
00 09 400
6S 71 4f,0
67 72 44.'
57 72 442
'si 45 043
74 4 0(12
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on su r-
65 00 620
.00 XII ' 400
52 : 72 419
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go faster, higher and with a greater
load .than- the (.Icrntan Zeppelins. .
i CLIMAX CLIMBS
0car Ilnnnon Kpent Saturday night
and Sunday with his filthcr, N. V.
Hanaon. i
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charely made
a briHlneRH trip to MCd ford Friday.
IJen Oswald and Oscar Hanson call
ed at the Coy homo Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Luster Wertz came
up to Mrp. Wertz's old home last
Tuesday. Mr. Wertz returned to work
Used Cars
EASY PAYMENTS
We have a few late model used cars on hand which
we wish to dispose of this week before closing out
our business. Both open and closed models. 'These
cars are all in A-l condition. , .. i
Also Two New j Tudor Sedans at a
Considerable Reduction in Price. "
Extra-good bargains this week only in tires, tubes,
Weed chains and many other articles. f ;
Harrison Brothers
' ' ' ASHLAND, OREGON
to the bedside of her brother, Judito
K. 11. Miller of Hadonda, who Is critic
ally III at his home near Reilonda.
Mrs. Kimball's son, W. T. Nowton,
stopped off between trains oil his re
turn from Portland and accompanied
her on the train as far as San Fran
cisco and drove from there In Ills
Ilutck roadster. She writes that she
found her brother very low anil the
doctors give them no hopes of his re
covery. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and
baby. Marjorie, left Monday by auto
for Aberdeen, Wash., where they go
to loin his brother" Ivan, who returned
I to his, work there in the logging camps
recently, after having been laid up
' since the first of the year by an accl-
i dent In which his right leg was badly
crushed. George expects to work also
In the camps there. ,
! Miss Martha Flene. who has been
visiting her brother, E. 0. Flene. for
the past two weeks, left last Saturday
by auto stage for Portland, and from
there returns by train to her home in
. Ml'waulice Wis.
I ttalph Diiscnherry and wife, who
are catnolng near H'lt, where lie Is
employed tn a sawmill, were Sunday
visitors with friends and relatives
! here.
! We note a track load of mnchtnerv.
'which came from Klamath Falls, being
hauled in to the Xuckv Bart mine.
which has been leased by Glen S"iir
. Iln. who expects to do considerable
; devolonment work In the tunnels he
! fore running the Stany mill -which is
i on the nronertv
i Mr. Van da Bogart and Mr Hyrne of
the 1 in ff mino were Gold Hill callers
I Saturday.
.1. V. Smith has n crew of men busy
this 'week filling his s'lo for w'nt.p"
Mr. and Mrs. Tenovlc of Gold Hill
I wire callers Sunday at the Sillier
I horrfo. ' ' . 1 "
I Mr. Thomas of the Th"mns Menlty
leomnany of MncUord Wis In this vicin
ity last week looking over some 'prop
, erv he 'has "listed ''here for sale.
j. The Alflerhriok sohool w'll ot)fn
next Monday, Septoinhor 7. w'th Mies
Genevn Hurt of Medford in charge
j Mildred Dusenberry and Florence
' Miller are 'emoloyed at the Del 'K'o
orchards at ltock Point picking fruit.
TO WIN WORLD
NEW YOItK, Hept. 4. (A. P.)
With Plttsburtf and Washington far
ahead' In their respective league, the
Pirates are speculative favorlteif to
win the world -Aeries, being rutcd a
7 to 5 shot In Rome quarters.
Superior pitching and tiffKrotwlvc
nesM are the fucturs counted upon
with the 'Pirates reeeivinB the edRo.
Theii hucccshIvo victories are regarded
as an indication that they will finish
so far in front of the National lepuo
that they will be In Ideal mental and
physical condition for the series.
The Cardinals yesterday hit Kremer
freely but not opportunely. Twelve
safeties netted them only two rdns,
while the Pirate 'were gathering five
tallies olf Sherdel vith 13 bin fries.
Cooper of the Vuts bested I clique
of tho Keds In an opening II -inning
duel. 3 to 2. Rlxey then turned the
tablet, blanking Chicago. 4 to 0.
Rabbit Maranville. ienipned h the
Cubs' manager, and succeeded by
ieorge Gibson, viewed the game from
the bench. Ualn and wet grounds
postponed the New Vork, Philadel
phia and KoHion-Urooklyn 'frames In
the Walional, while' all the eastern
Xflams of the American circuit had u
holiday.
, Detroit sftlmtergedfcieveland under
17 iVlts. 1! to. 9,i)(1 Ted Blankon
ship, of the WMlte 'Sox limited the
'Browns to five hits, Jn.-a 8-1 triumph.
OF JESS SWEETZER
1 fi. A. it. ritirf ?h kIim-imI.
GRAND nAPIDS, Mich.. Sont. 4.
(. V.) John D, Inman of Sprlnir
. field. -111., pnst department, com
I mamler of Illinois, was chosen com
i mander In ehlef of the Clraud Army
j of. the Jtepubtifj today, to succeed
; Louis F, Arensberg of Pittsburg, Pn.
A two-thirds vote of delegates to the
I national encampment of the'O. A.R.
Selected Mr. Inman over Cernard Kei
! ley Sif KaiiHfli). ' - -
PRICES SLASHED!
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' STOCK REDUCTION SALE
FISK TIRES
' high pressure balloons
33x5 $46.40 29x4.40 ..$16.10
52x41,::::::::::::::: life - 21.05
32x4 ,L. 21.80 30x5.25 , 24.80
31x4 , ; , .... . .; . . . ., 19.68 31x5.25 25.55
30x31- ,. . . . ... ......... 13.00 30x5.77 .... , . . . . .. 29.05
. PREMIERS 33x6."00 .............. 34.80
30x31 ; . . . . ... ...... .$10.60 32x6.20 ... .... . . . . r 33.30
30x31 S. S. ., 13.30 34x7.30 49.00
31x4 ...,16.48 31x4.40 S. S. . .V. . 17.75
32x4 ; . ; '. ... ; 18.10 32x4.95 . 23.70
30x31 Mass. Cd 8.40 33x4.95 ... 24.45
31x4 Mass. Cd. , 12.00 33x5.77 38.15
Trade in Your Old Tires .
50c Extra for Installing
AUTO SUPPLY- & PARTS CO
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'-Biyger and Better Than Ever, Jackson County Pair, September 16-19.
QOLF SENSATION
OAKMOXT, Pa.. Sept. J '(A. P.)
A drama of a year wo at the Merlon
club In Ardmore, Pa., will bo re
enacted on the golf course of the
, Oakmont Country club today when
Robert T. Jones Jr. of Atlanta, the
natldnnl amateur champion, meets
Gorue Von Klin. !os Angeles, runner
un of 1A'24, In the seml l'lnnls of this
year's title play.
' Von Elm. playing Rteadlty after vb
talnlhg three chamiilonf hips In Cali
fornia this season, has eliminated two
.pnworfut opponents. Jfintnie Manlon
of St. (xiuls and Jesse Guilford flf
Tt'.ston on successive days. Hoth men
carried 'him almoMt to the last hole.
Ills Victory over tho "sleso Bun" yes
terday belnir by two and onQ. after
Cull ford had led by ono up at tho end
of 27 holes.
I Jones Has had comparatively light
opposition and won his two previous
matolies by overwhelming totals. last
year in the finals he defeated Von
Elm nine and eight. . '
I The other half of the 'bracket has
i little Watts Ounn. another Atlantan.
oimoslng 'Richard- A Jones Jr. of
.White Plains, N. Y. Gunn has set up
a marvelous Tecord In - gaining the
semi-finals by defeating Vincent llrad
ford of Patterson Holghts, Pa., Wod-
ncsdav, and tho former chaiupinn and
collegiate star, Jess, Swoutsor, yoster
dnv. ton to nlno.
Climn'a conquest of Sweotser was
unexpected and such -a margin was
beyond nil Imagination.
Tho final of 3ti holes will be plnyod
bv the winner of today's, matchos .on
Saturday.
Yesterday' Result.
At Portland 8, San Franclnco 13.
At Vernon S, Sacramento 2.
At Oakland I. Salt Lako 0.
At Seattle 8-11, Ixis. Angeles B-3.''
llourll Cantvls SikwIi. . '
JIHIIKKLEY. Chester H. Rowcll
canoellcfl a sehedilled speech on the
subjwt of tho world court which was
to have been held at lewiston, Idaho,
when the learned that Henntor Itorah,
who Mas. to havo ropllod, declined -td
meet bhn on the same plntform And
deliver his rejutnder at tho same tlmo.
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Medford Plate and
Window Glass Co.
Automobll glass and class for ill
purposes. We repair broken win
dows and reailver old mirrors, make
mirrors -any slee. Complete line
beveling and grlndlns machinery;
employ notlAig but experienced
help.
J. V, M0RQA(4,, Manager
118 S. Bartlett . Phone 140
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(Ten million smokers say "yea!")
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