Medford mail tribune., August 12, 1929, Image 8

r.AOK ETGTIT
RRAF 7FPPFI IN'MEDFORD LEGION
Ulll I I I-1-1 I I. LI I I
OFF TOMORROW
AROUND WORLD
Dr. Eckener Orders Every
flno tn Ro Rpaffv R SlX
, une to ee neaay oy oi
nVlnNi Tnmnrrnuu Funn-
,,. 0. clock lomorrow even-
ing Pacific Coast Time
Route Not Settled.
I; i
FRI ICnilICI IK I.A l-'KN'. Cer.,
2. (Pi Or. Hugo Krkoncr,
Auk.
12. (H) Or. Hugo Krk.-ll.-r, ''';,. ,,. M,.,if,( ,i,un, corns won
munilcr of the, !raf '.-piielin, this
t.tiornnon ni-,lei-u,l ihi- (Ill'lUiol
"uloareil for curly willlnc" nu t In- ir
Tokyo maun of :.cr HiKlit around
the world ill a. in. ctiacuay
(9 p. m. TucHday. K. H. I'.l He ud ,,. . lllls ,.,ly w., , w i,y
milted the departure of the t,i; uir , Mrs N,.w, chancy who wan
lllicr nilKlU be deluyed by tinlavor (,.,,,,,.,, Iir,.Bi,i,.ni r the slate .1--alile
weutlicr until the hiiiiiu liour i ,,r ,,.. t . ..ion Auxiliary.
Tliurnday mtiriiiiiK. .
ID any case, the marl win ne
made iu th.! early inoriiliii! nntiix. ;
as the low temperature then per
mits a maximum load uf huh.
Dr. Kckt-nf-r made I lie announce
ment utter Be'llnl! one of the olilll
est haircuts In his life. The burlier
who wuh Ki'ooiultiK him tonsnrially
persisted In koiuk over the hero
nf Frledrli hKliufen'H hair UKaln and
UKaln ilesplle llr. Ki keller'K itmlsl
en.R thai the haircut was already
jlerfect.
' J)r. Kekener derlaretl rumors cur
rent In Kriedii.hsliufeii thin the
ZclHicllli'H d.-nurture would be il-
layeil tiy prociasiiuaiion 01 uussni
In Bruiillnii permlm to lly over Hint-. u)ell ,r t,.iilnlit at the armory ut
Ulan territory were "arrant nun-, wM,,n ,,, ....p.ots on lb.- stui.
ueilHe." . convention will he beard. The
'Thert. i mil. the hIIkIiIchI strltm- lian,iK(r n,.i,.y cup won by the
uttuchetl. unl even uh to where 'i j,,in ,eKlon drut. rps- will
miisi enier uossia. i
Weather Determines Route
. Aked whether he had. aireuuy
decided on his route across Kusshi 1
aud Siberia. Ir. Ki-k r replied: !
That in absnlutcly iluliossihlc to
Iprecaal. - ,i
All
can say whci; we leave
here will be that on Hie nasis ot :
the latest weather reports we will
take ' the northern or southern
r6ile'-intu Itussla.
:f ''After' that- 1 must depend upon
the. conditions I find ibete."
y PusHeiiHcrs for the 1'Hk:ii an.l
liewspaper correspon. nls envrr
Intc the departure have been Invit
ed to the traditional lea on .Tues
day when the lust word on the
Htart will be announced.
The 'Zeppelin works estimate,
thai the flraf Zeppelin will cover a
distance of in.uiio in I 'j. nun kilo
meters between Krledrlchshufen
xnd Tokyo accordln-- to lh- route
I'honen. This would be helwenn
ALT.!) and ln.in iiiMcb. Th (I....
will need five days to cover tills
fct retch
' To Ho IB ViiKM-nccrs
"While the passenger list will not
he officially itunou....'U linn, j u.--day
it Ik nuthorilatively slated I!)
men and one woman will k oh
passengers. A numher of changes
have taken place In the passenger
lint.
j Nelson Morris of t'ltlcaao will
iot make the Tokyo Might. Joa
chim Hickard of Itoston and Mad
rid Is listed as the coi r. spon.lem
oT the MA. 11. C" Spanish news
ijaper. , . .
Tho Kusslan geographer, I'ro-ft-isor
Kiirklan, will make the
trip.
filler passengers Include l.a.ly
ftfrace' Diuinmund liny, London;
Commander Nashlro Kuilyosltl.
Japaneso naval officer; Comman
der CharlOH K Uosendahl and
Lieutenant .1. O. ltlcharrtson of
the I'nlted Slates navy; Sir Hubert
Wllkins, Australian explorer; Wil
liam II. Leeds. New York, and
t'arl von Welgnn.l an.l Hohe.t
llartnmnn, representing tile Hearst
publications.
, .,. I who has bulU up a colonial com-
t nilcAiKi, a i. v. li.-(T)-(lood n'nlty around the Inn. which he
tain In' Aw-nlli and Australia ! ur Ul" M,1,,! ,f hl" im"
tiether wlili a. sharp unt-xpeei-d 1'" '- nr.ene.l out. accom
rtrArt in i.iv,rn..i nne1ailo..s l, t pnuicd by K. .1. lioyer. manar of
today to nn early wet back oi
heat, values here. AKKresilve
ellinf on the part of commission
hoiked devth.iMd with ihc mut itei j
uIkiwIimt I ii it 11 1 1 In iinit'iM- In i-:i11v
UrartlnK S' to ',,.. off, fhleiigo
wlintt im.f nndei'weni mime fur-!
tjher Uwsji.' Torn and ih HUewlM
were - weak, etun opening to
J.U'- tt-wn and Hbveiuently tie
cl n Inn slill more. I'ro visions
tended upward.
1'Olt M IMMI.lMMl t Ull'tlll AT N
' (Continued from One.)
noetatlonn. and
Martlnshui k- W,
.iray Siher or
'a , lormer lieu
tenant kovm nor
The announcement halt! th
T-nHed (Irowers had been oruau
Iwd in rompl an with tin ari
oulliirnl murUetlm: act and th'
Clipper-Vnlsieud tioper.itlve mat
kelltiK ae.
WARUlN'tiTON'. Auk. 1i.-lVi
ttepresetitntlvcs oT all the vool
growing assncialloiiH w ill be in
vited Hi tneel the federal Imiii
board In Chh uk In October In dis
uH tilt creation either of an ad
vlsbiry cotnicll for the wool indus
try or n cooperative puiikcttm: or
liutzatloii for (hut proditi t such as
bus been set up for wheal.
iikhmn si:i:.h i'i:t i:
CConllnuel from ran One.)
'. ' : . "T T"7i " . '
re wiv lced. in ho daily round
M jour buslnens life, to con rib te ,
0m directly a anyone can lo Ho-
happlnCHM nnd well belnK nf man ;
kind... ThP icreaicr your win cess;
Iho k root ' will jour contl ihuiton i
&:U .. . I
HAD FINE TIE
AT STATE MEET
lly II. I.. Hnmil'-y
Menihen. of 1 1 1 Me.lfor.l
I.eRlon ;
Ration., which am-niid n-ci
islnt. - convention nl Salem last i
wlio iirrlvo.l horn.- yesterday
, i()iuy i(,mrt o m(wl 1IlU.r(.M.
' I it 11 l.lr- trip remilllnK In
,,,, H,ivl.rtiinB for huh city.
i.Medlnrfi wuh well rnpreNenled by
lh l.('Kl"n drum curim, the unique
."10 el 8" train, Hie Auxiliary qu.'ir
Itet ami stunt emu it uml tho lurK-
number if loi'al legionnaire that
'ever mienile.l a mate eoriveniloii.
The f:i't tliiit "Mertfitrrt know
l,,.,.." ir-iu fl It', 1 II ill-III I 111 Ml III I I'll
I lie IKaley trophy lor rirwl place
tin- military
flrlll class of the
lint corpn
'ontest an.l the Auxili
ary qimrtel nn.l Ktunt took first
. . , . A , ,
Ttll -itl ,., in,in was the most
mlul. ,,.,., Mu, ,irlnK the
,.,,,.,.,... ul waM crowded with
piisseiiK.is Horn all parts 01 die
si.-ue hoth day an.l nlnhl. .Me.lfnrd
LoKionlmires heard inneh praise
for tuclr parlleiputlou at ibis
yenr'H convenllou and were advised
..Kiiln and UKaln Ihut the Medror.1
convention held here hint AllKUHl
was the lierl ever staged In the
I history of thp stale deiarlioent.
jThc ailvertlslnt! value or last year's
"Venl exceeded all expectations
jitll.t hi.H b.-en worth many thou
I sands dollars lo this city.
hlK llle.'tllli: of M.'lll'ord post
- ,,, ,, ..r.. ......i,,., iH solid
.... ,, ..av ,hI many n.-tos ..t
Inierest concerning lb.- c.uitfsl tind
, ...ii o.iaiis will
.livulKct.
H(in. hnimrtnnt business mat-
wi , .hscitss.d ami tilans
made for the annual Labor Hay
dance which falls on .Monday.
K , 5nil ... ........i,,,,,, i,tt.,esled
n ho ,1(1sUon of the post
"kltly" should he on hand as thh
.Uestiou Is likely to be decided tills
evening.
I'Wl) rWIII.II K WII-KI) OCT
tContlnuea from Faga One.)
Inhooml from 'enlce. u beach
suburb.
Miss Itosella '.Ink of Ms An
geles wus killed. The seriously
injured were Kr.-d Kink. 30. driver
of the car; lis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. (Icorge 'Ink; their daughter,
tlla.lys Zluk, 211, and Miss Mnr
Jorle ('obb, all of Los Angeles.
The train. loaded with excursion
ists returning from tin- beaches,
carried the wrecked car for la;
fell, scattering Its v. dims along
the right of way.
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 1 2. UV)
The victim nf his own runaway
automobile, D. K. Hussell, 3a, was
killed here today.
He wus cranking tile cur, which
he bail unwillingly (.ft In gear.
The englno started and llusscll
wna carried omer than inn feci
on the bumper before the car
crushed Into a building, crushing
Itilssell ho death.
Henry Kiml to lUruc.
Sl hlH IiY, Mass.. Aim. 12. (fD
All accident liivolvlnu a Howton
bound bus and there oilier an to mo
biles cot one man liH life late tail
nlKhl, sent Ihrce other lo hos-
11 tills in Her ions condition und
brotiKht Henry Ford to the scene
lo offer what assistance lie could.
Thy dead man Is Captain Uoy
Dureh. rule, 3a, of Worcester, com
nmnder of n medical corpf unit
of the HMst Infantry, Massiietui
settn National (liiaril. who wan In
one tf (ho automobiles.
The crash occurred on the new
Henry Ford highway, recently pre
sented to the stale by the auto-
. mobile manufacturer, not far tils
' lam from the famous Wayside Inn,
where Ford mI staying. Mr. Kurd,
i the hostelry.
' l'u I lee Investigation was said ta
have revealed that in attempt in i;
i"1
leh oilier the three ma-
hlniH were nearly i.hteast .when
' sl d Into skin from the
"I'Poslte direction nn.l slrnek the
j line of cars.
I SAt'll A M KNTO, AUK. I tl'f--
Mix i'hlnese of this eily were burn
: ed to death on l lie lilKhway near
here yesterday, when the nutomo
' bile (u whieh they were retuintnir
j from a weddtnu in Sioekton col-
Ibb tl with another machine, over
turned and caimht fire. Two oth-1
( 'bines.' ere injured. t Mie may
I tile. The dead:
I Harold l.ew, medit-il student at
hhe I'niversity of t'aliforntn ; Hoe
j A n Tye, Haiti lo have been the
: brlile at the Stockton wedding; Klla
j l.ew. Oia t'hani:. Mr. and Mrs. ;
i S. I'tmd.
I The in lured : llobi owe. In a
tiospit:,. here with Injurle.i prob
!dy
fai.il; .1. S. Yip. hands burned.
lie
cUiriii'tl to Siockttm.
i l'endhu; completion of an inve--!
filiation of the cr.h. Henry A.
(KieuVr of Sloekton. driver of the
j motor c:ir wiiti which that of the
Chinese collided, wus held by Sac
Iranietuo eeunty authorities.
: None of the victims had a chan-'e
j to e-.cape niter i h fl t- car overturn
ed, follow tn the cni'h which ne
I enrred at i:ik Oiove. a suiuirb. The
j uaMtdine ti nk exploded, wrapping
wiee-. d machine in flames.
prr
(
- -r . -
Poi Hand - S l oh.uih) it-lditioit w ill
bo const i m ted to Hmph e' fll Ai
foo.t Proiiuetx i impiitt. i f ietory
building at lot5 .Macadam hmuI.
' MEttFORD MATL
First Photos of the New 1930 Hupmobile
. 1 :'TpxTZ ms
V .i,;. . .Quaggy .
New power, renter flexibility nmi Med beauty characterize tho
New liKiU llu.Uiubile Six '
Advanced eiiHiiieerinp piveo tins new car startlinff perforinnneo and
vivid acceh'ration from 6 to 2d miles an hour in 7 seconds tlat and from
C lo 50 tm lei in 2d accomls; easily reaching 70 miles an hour.
Smartly designed bodiea wiLli reaLer le room, trim sheet metaj
IL
FIRE GIRLS OFF
FOR LAKE CAIf I
ASIII.AMn.Allu. 1 Special. ) j
Thirty Afdilnnd KirtH of Junior hih J
Nchotd iif;e wero taken to I.;tl;e ot !
the Woods on "Saturday a tut Sun
day to cjiter the lam Kc.lon of the
Miniiner cump for Ashland ' :np
Kit e, Kh'b. AMhland btisiiU'MM men I
tlouateil their earn and their time j
lo lake the Kirl to the lake and to ,
hrhiK in the nenior biii school!
K i i Is, who have just finished their;
vacation. This last fci'onp is the
largest that has ever one into
camp here ami is an Indication of
t he increasiiiK interest tn t 'amp j
Klie and In out -of-tl otir life. The .
board of counselors for ihe senlor
Kroup remains for the poM session.!
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Hachiell and i
their two children of lirinrus. Id, tho
are In A.hlaml for a visit to Mr. j
Itachtell's father. II. II. Uachicll. I
and his two sister, Mrs, Sarah
Strallon anil Mrs. Thornton Wiley I
on Walnut street. Mr. and Mis. '
Itaebtcll expect lo be. away f i
home ahont a month nod may con- !
Untie their tup into t'attiorni.i. '
M,rs. Sidney (Julick. Sr., Icll Ash
land a few day ano for S.i n I'lan- (
cisco to see her sou. Lee liulick ,
and family sail for Japan, whcie j
Mr. tiullck in eimaett ni misitui- ;
ary work. Mrs. eultek wilt return
lo Ashland for a more cxt ended .
visit at the home of her daughter. ,
Mrs. l.everett ln vis on 1 a ir iev
street. t
Mr. ami Mrs. John laic:be:ty
land .Miss (.race Ittdlcy spen; Sun- ;
I day al (i atcr Luke.
j Mrs. .lohn llcrndaii aiul her two'
KlaiiKhters Auuctta and Natunl '
have letnrned tn their home at 1
Tall t'reek. nfler vlsUliiK tor a l'es ,
tlays with their nop and hrm :ter. j
Hubert HlU'lldon, who it u. in is i
schotd In Ashland, und with Mr.
ami .Mrs. A. Jllltler. Mis. Ane- '
Heriiiloii and Mr. and Ah-.. Walter!
! eriidtn.
1 Mr. ami Mrs S. A IVIorv ,lr . '
,.n, I family uml Mr. antl Mrs. Uaid
i W i'rft antl cbiblnn spent Sun
jtlay at Ulatt Until. The no n w. nl
ioilt rally to fish while Ihe tannbes
tollow ed In Uno- tor Hie picnic
lunt'b.
All, ami Mi .1. W, William- ..i
Ihe Itcllv lew district m c r t ' i in--;
! tecilicltnlions on the ai rival of a
ifine liaby fttrl, Imu n Auiisl lath.
Mrs. Atlena 1 1 it tit itnd lo i
tliMiKliler, .li-s K ith, ilne r.us..n
were visitors tn Mcdfout on Sinn-
la .
Irs. J, 1. Do.lve. Mis. Hem
It I;. ley ami l liiheluell w.-lt-
vlitors tn Medlord on Sttunlav
i M iv Anna liai erm c aiul hi r
'sNter. .Mrs. Itohert Nail irtimu'il
'on 1'iid.ty from a buying trip to
TT.TTTTXTV MEDFOTtr),
1 I'orlhtnd
I .Seattle, where Miss!
pv;reKuhiK inilhn
the full trade.
I iui'l.'roVe
ery stoeli
ASK FOST OFFICE
AT LAKE 0' WOODS
AS1 II -A N I . Auk- I .!. (Special)
A petition w as recent ly filed la
the summer residents a I l.ake of
the Woods and by i-1 hers who lie
ia the Dead ttuliau tlistrict. asking
that a pustuffice be eslabltshed at
the la ke and a No ask i in for t lie
:;tal)!islin:eiil of a star i ilte thro
.he IVatl Indian district. The p.
titit ti has heen met hy the posting
of a not I allinn for candidates
to sul.mil application tor i ho pn-o-lion
of postmaster at the lake. The
posit it Hi w oil hi prAltaldy extend
over aluoit fic uioiithrOif ihc year.
Lake n-itl. nis have felt I'm
Mme time l.tal some ari an:;eiiient
should lo- made for ha vim: the
mail delivered aiul now that t he
populat ion his lit 'en me so la i
the situation seems unite iiett-v-sai
y.
The display of art work oflVi-d
to the puMir at the Civic ("nl.
liu'dM' on l-'t ida i' vein iik iirii kt !
the . I .--e ..f Ihe Ashland Siiniiu. r
Alt Scho.il, The tllspluv was visit
ed h a laij;e nuiiilier of peoplo
who wire not only inieit:-te.I in
ail. but who Were tlileieslr.l in ihe
w in k of t he school.
The work of ach department of
the school was Wi'U re pi esenied
ami the illsiructots wole present to
utter any xpl.tn.i t ion - that mu-ht
make the display mme interest iuu.
Sttine of the woik is new i;u v.-.n.
The ttep.inmenl f design atiiatt
cd considerable a I lent inn. La ml -scop-,
wtilk limler Miss Hello tY.ly
White, was as popular as ever and
lo-ie weie some fine e.ur,pits in
that class, Commeicial ait was of
nipM.ind:m; interest, ami was mi.
usual tn interest uml variety.
Mis. N .1, l.owiher t'toin tlu'ii-l'.
I'alitoruia, has heen in A-li ! t
lor the pa-l two momlw ,iv-i-.hii;;
wuh the eaie ol her ni..h.. ti
II lie
ItU-e-Vll
on
No
M ,l ;
tl
irler of Tib-nt.
Mr .irtd Mrs. i:.-ou.,. i i
hi: . 1 1 ii la V uoo runi: t.-l
M m i. C.-lti . w h. a e be v, ill
lite tiller ID the lion,,- i
III encl-ci W ho Is cue of I
nisti la t-'i i in the -hlaii
Schotd Hot., i t will a, ton.
school and w Ml peci
in
niei t ia' nt for w In. a he I
uniiMial cut
Mi an.l Mrs Iboiieeei an
f i e chtldt en w tio Imu 1.
- t,! not l. i the p i-,
b it Sat ui 1 1 i ' liioi linn: i . :
hem. .t M,,, n (' ..r
I'.l en. is. t f i nv.v v a-. l- ,
lee 1I..-1 I t t c i
Hums 'inaii'
rhanyrtl hands.
do s:,.p
rHM - COV. MQN1MV. ADiTST 12. 10251.
tailorinfr, artistically Hosinod hardware and distinctive interior fittintrs
assure tliis new Ilupmohile nf style leadership. (
There are four body types live passenger Sedan, Commercial Coupe,
five passenger Plwieton and convertible Cabriolet with rumble seat.
Custom and semi-custom equipment, available at unuaually low tu-iccu,
include six or five dhc or wire wheels.
OF CRATER LAKE
Moving pictures
re to be taken fr
f i 'rater Lake
.n airplane
lavid r.ist:'-. .rr.. of the Fair-
chlbl Airplane Manufacturiim cor- i
luiration announcetl today. - Mr.1
I'oslle arrived m Mctlfoi l t iav ;
nt'd tliepl..ne from which he will!
take the pictures will arrive late!
this afternoon, he says. j
The fllwht over the national park :
will proba hly be made Tuesday. '
This will be the second time this
season t hat ntovinu picture-; of
t'rater Lake have heen t:,keii from 1
an airplane. Smimi pictures of a ,
flight over the park are now he- :
inu shown in theaters alonu the
coast. !
OF AIR GOLFER8
A. IL I'nnniih im, Pacific Air
Transin rl pilot, is winner of the
week's M. I'herson pi i.e t.u low
net scorn at tin- Lo-ue alley todT
el illi. Jack II Uest on. . luh pro. re
ported this mornint;
The cai.l turned in by the avia
tor shows a net score of liJ. hut
st-me of i 'unnim: ha m s follow
llyeis arc dolii-tim; it They say
he must have made it under some
of the bin shade Ivees on the
course.
Hut the score is jiltt'sted Ly
Halph Veidan. so ( 'unninuham has
tieen auar.lc.t a pair of mx Us so
that he can split Hn pi ie with his
scorekeeper.
DON'T USEIWE BAIT;
IT'S AGIN Tffi LAW
t'.e .,1" h.e li-inil'-Ws l,-r f.sli l.:iit .
IS a! -i-lill 'V I'.ilMsi Hie law, a, - ;
c.-iilim: t- !N- I'air, ,l,lut .inie
:!l.teii u lih Is HI -M. dloiil today. '
Mr. I'.iti i. ports Ui.it ne Ins t'oiind
ctses ol seXei.-il 1 1 he I IC e 11 in the i
,,,:il illslli.t U-llli; iie l-.lil.
Siiiilish. ii i -1 -not t-.i.-li tnin
! IH-.vs ai, l III- list,!, he -,is. in
' the disi - ,, t ,.t tin- 1 1 v .r.t o.iin. s.i
ft! in- -III. ss !,e l,e- , 11-.-.. ie. .t ,
in tin- limn, th, '--c ,.uii:lu Us. ne
1,111111,,.. s . in i e ,:--.ilt v, ii Ii iic.-ot .1- ;
in - to ill-- I Hi.
' More th.in l-er cent ,-f auto.
; .-ii, .loli i,c, ol, nts -it i oilro.i-l 4i ;,.,. :
.-. o--inns, t i-t ,ai. usulteil ulii-ii
inioUnl--ls t.ia into shle cl wains, 1
Six
Nlhnr
'iation.
American Knilway
Con::trucllon of Misl-Cl.itskanie
i
id will hi
cordlni; lo
cotniil.le.l this
.1. W. Harney, i
year,
unity
THE COAL
TH E-1930 HUPMOBI LE-SIX
It has long been the ambition of
Hupp engineers to build a Hup
moliile at a price within the thou-sand-tltillar
class . . . but each
year they have said: "Let's wait
until we can build, not just an
other automobile, but a greater
Hupmobile. A car that will add
new lustre to Hupniobile's 2-ycar
prestige" . . . Today, this goal of
years has been attained in the
new IO.iO Hupmobile Six . . . It
is a car which ITupp is proud to
tall a Hupmobile, because it IS
a Hupmobile in every detail of its
design and construction ... It is
powered by the self-same Hupmo
bile motor which made the Hup
mobile Century Six a spectacular
success . . . It, is built to Ihe rigid
Hupmobile standards of precision
mamifartiire . . . It is HW'c a
lhifin)bilcM a more powerful
J. J
111 S. Riverside
RETURNS AFTER A
YEAR IN EUROPE
ASHLAND. Ore . Aug. 12.--Spl I
Miss Marie Churchill, daughl.-r of
President .1. A. Chun-hill of th.
j Southern Orc--.'on Normal ta honl.
: who has been spending' the past
yer in Kurooe. Is making a visit
to Preside-.; and Mrs. C iuri bill
I at their Lime on N(. " n Mal-i
street. ., ,.is Churchlt, v .11 address
I the Klwunls club o.l Tuesday at
their noon luncheon. Miss Church
i ill will resume her work in a Port
I land high school from which sh-
eiijuyed a year's leave of alis.-nce
i to make her Kin'op'-nii trip.
Mi. an.l Mrs. .1. V. Wright and
1 their .1; lighter. Miss Vera Wright,
land Mr. and Mrs. John Payne -f
The Dalles, are planning to lea-'e
f on Monday for a two weeks
iat Crescent city anil oilier p.
st-iy i
on -the coast. !
H. A. Stearns r.-linned from
I'ortland on Saturday morning. '
whf-re he has l.een nttemliiiK hay-;
e:V week. . 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Thornton l-ft s
for Portland on Saturday to attend '
the annual pienie of the St nd
Oregon Volunteers in the Spanish ,
Ameiieiin war.
Melvin Kael and Muh Ik.tes .
returne on Friday rveninw from a
vactaion trip to Vellowston, (!la-;iv
eier and W'alertown National parksji,,
iind llanff and Lake Louise. I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Ileal have
ret Mi ned from their vat at ion t r:p
lo the eoasi. i
Ned Marian, formerly s en-ia -y
of the Ashland I'hamher of m
liieree mid now eoniH'eietl Willi the'
O retro n sftt" ehfiiher of eom
mertre nnd also edit or of "Oregon
Husiness." the official or.ua it of the,
st:.te ehaniher, was an-Ashland vis-
itor on Friday. Mr. Harlan always
seein-i as Klad lo pet lael( to south- j
em Oi-eofi and lo his old friends;
here as Ashland friends are to see
him come. Me says h" never misses
'an opportuntiy lo "sell" southern
' (.treutdi tit homeseekers.
! Mr. Harlan made tho :rip to
! southern Orewon in the interest of
j the edition of OreKon ISusiness,
I which will be published soon in tho
I interest of the rnipqu:. ami Uoku
river valleys. It is thought th;t
the edition of the magazine will In"1
i nsetl as an important tool in the
land settlement campaign that will
he parried on this winter throiit:n
the l.os Atmeles nffiee.
Mr. and Mrs. K. ('. Avent of Mo
bile. Ala., and I. C. I'rovost left
Ashland Friday morn hit; to enjoy
n fishing trip.
iiw"-ip is vis''"1' 'n
Washinston, t. C, in company
WKii her I'OiiHin, r;i Aooou 01
l'eoriu. Ml. Miss liowman plans if
be back home In a few weeks to heart, so use u as otten as u un
continue her work in the Ashland spare you any pain. Every druggist
hiuh school. " , always has genuine Bayer Aspirin
Miss .Margaret McCoy, (laughter for tj1(. prompt relief of a headache,
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. w. McCoy on co(Si neuralgia, lumbago, etc. Fa
.Sorth Main street, reutrned home mil;arize yoursef with the proven
on Wednesday from San l-'ranclsco. ,.rtro rnr-l-icrf
..-I,,,.-., l... li-.a l,.,nn .,,fni,
ial study of fabrics, styles aud of;
selling methods tit the While
House, one of the exclusive dry.
oo.ls houVs in San l'ranisco.
.Mr. and Mrs. Addison Helms.
Jr.. who have been spendltm the
sitmnier visititlsT at tile home :f
OF YEARS HAS BEEN
atM060
1 fAJSENUEK -DOOK II'OAN idr,C
! CON V KHTIBLE CAI1HI0LI!T t.7
j COMUbHCUL CtH.I'h rn
i 'V 1
Hupmobile. With its time-tetoil
Ilupmohile engine nidtle still
smoother antl sweeter running . . .
is H)0r;c a Hupmobile Ymt a
handsomer Hupmobile. Made still
smarter by further advances in
Hupmobiles innovation of tail
ored sheet metal ami by new,
lower-swung antl dashing lines . . !
h U)Or'c a lIupwobitrnit a
still sweeter riding and driving
Hupmobile. Made more comforta
ble by more seat and leg mom and
by many engineering refinements,
adding to speed, safety, eae of
control and restful traveling
Hupniobile's long renown as "The
Car of the American I-'amily"
takes on a new significant e todav.
0SENBRUGGE AGENCY
M,-. il.-l.us' parent.-. Mr. and Mrs.
A D Helms, at their ranch home
's f Ashland, have gone to San
Cnnclsc. aud will remain the:e
,he remainder of the summer.
Wili.ur Chapman of Dunsmuir
lias I.
n visiting at tne iioo.e u.
h:s i,a:'.-nts.
Clark
was a limine
on Thursday-
Mr. and -Mrs. ini
Pecker of Hilt, Cal..
ts visitor In Ashland
M KSHAI.U Al,K 12 W)
Tlu I-amli-rs Im.vs in.-t Uirt'e mem
, ,-i s i i Hi.- St:.nt'n tainily ant)
'"liM it Kiiik f narrow mnutitain
mi mI y-l' i -IV I'.floM' th'-y parted
twi. 1 1 1 1 -1 1 w.-ir UilU-.I an a twelve
y.-:ir "1-1 Kirl wi.uinletl in a .riart-up
' a family l'"Ul.
Art mir Sianfii, 3:. his (lauRhter
Kiitw i" his hriither. Ilulim. und
Kin- ' :-'., wen- rid in k dwn the
road in KinWs rar wnen i-
Arnold and Sampson Landers In il.
u - iick. The two nnuhines stopped.
In U xrhanwe ot KUntire
Arthur staiumi and Kuik were
killed and Amies was shot In tho
he;ul Ka-h side ae. J-ed t:ie other
uf shootint; Hist. The Landers
hoys an.l Stanton weiv arreMed
and iodKeil in jail
Mii!iialneer ot
ih ...t'n s-.lil
buJ hlooil" 1 be-
tliere had beon
linn inn Stiiu-
NEVER wait to see if a headache
will "wear off." Why suffe
when there's Bayer Asp.rin? The
millions of men and women who
use it in increasing quantities every
vear prove that it does relieve such
pain. The medical profession pro
nounces it without effect on the
UUCUUlia IO . V . J Ksn6.
Aspirin i the trade mnrk of Barer Mnnufactura
ol' UimuaceticACiUvateT ot Sjlicylic4cid
ATTAINED.'
HIGHLIGHTS OF
THE NHW 1930
HUPMOBILE SIX
rt mtlr prr hour . . . borne
P"ir. Arrrkrmhm from S lo tfl
mil- titr hour In 7 Hrronilm 6
i an m. p. h. in wond . . ,
riir fitmima lliipmntitlf Ontury
" ,ntiir Itnprtivfrt with counter
urlKhtril rrunlethnrt and ruhnrr-ruliliin-rt
rnclnp ntou n 1 1 n
minimum vlhrminn al anv pwl
. . Imprtivrtl 4-HhrH Ilupmo
hile MrH.lrauHr hrnhr . . . n
l.r(n r inntrhrtl lrntnn. with
etinrntrit httlmnllr hitrh ah
"rhrr. not itiihirrl In leniprrti
Inrf vurfstlnn . . . NnfrtT trl
likr Merrlni whrel . . FimiI
dormer! dlmnter fonlrnl . . .
ii-tUre tin nt I in wlmJlileld.
full Vrtillhillnt tvpe. . . A hlf
r.-r, tou, inrh Mrr rear went.
Ml lnrh' arrn front eut . . .
I miu'iv teneroim tteatl nnm
. . . Knriher artaneeniep nf
llnnmuhlle Intritrlnrflnn nl titll
nrrd aheel met al rnnreallnc
ihnU Mttarhmenla . . . Nwetp
me fender nf ihe ne t-renrh
'
.
N H-lnrh rhntmlnm
Imh run Uh oahm.!.
hah
wtl . . . Nn fntni fmrt.r Mrii
tut llxttl nf jtrn riealtn a
tieadllht In. torn eqnlpmenl
. nire or tfUe wheel. Ivn
l.le mnn'.-d In fender
. mailable at til tut
nnre
Weill
itra
a u:, b
Phone 254
TWO KILLED AND
ONE WOUNDED IN
CAROLINA FEUD
QrACDIDIKI