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Entered a t the Ashland, Oregon Postoffice as Second Class Mail M atter Rogue River Fishing Fude Near GOLD BEACH— W ith a view of presenting to the next legislature a bill forever settling the famous Rogue river fishing feud, a com­ m ittee created by an agreem ent entered into last March between the Macieay estate and Southern Oregon sportsm en’s organizasions have begun hearing here. Most of the salient provisions to be incor&oi^ted in the bill are covered in the agreem ent, and the Ynfksion of the committee is to make a thorough probe of all fishing conditions on tho river; and draft a comprehensive meas ure covering every detail. Composing the committee are George A. Monsfield, president of the Rogue River Fish and Game Protective association, of Med- lord, who is the chairm an; Judge E. D. Briggs, president of the Ashland Fish and Game protevtive association, and Senator C. M. Thomas of Medford, who for sev­ eral past legislative sessions has led the sportsm en’s fight for bet­ te r protection for game fish on the Rogue river. Tenus of Pact. The chief provisions of the agreem ent which are to be em­ bodied into legisaltion are: F irst— The abolition of all seines, set nets, diver nets and tram m el nets on the river. Second— That al, commercial fishing other than by hook and line, shall be confined to the use of drift nets having a mesh of not I pss than 8% inches. Third— Thate the commercial fishing season shall be from April 15 to September 10 of each year. F ou rth— T hat the fishing area of the Macieay estate, which nqw extends 36 miles up the river from its mouth, shall be reduced to 12 miles. Fifth— That in the Rogue river and its tributaries stelheads shall he classified as trout. Sixth— That both the Macieay t interests and the sportsmen pledge themselves to work for the estab­ lishment of hatcheries for the pro- pogation of both commercial and game fish, and to the conservation and protection of both. ............................... •?> tauqua A uditorium occur the last South D akota, then into North W hen the wind blows they pro- other for support, depict the g a -, land in Jacksonville, $252.83. A ustin S. Hammond to Della J. rehearsals of the community cho- D akota.' On reaching Montana duce a wierd screeching sound m ut of hum an emotions from the sanctimonious to the burlesque, i Lot -block 1, Bungalow ni3 in preparation for the concert w e passed near the scene of the which keeps away birds th a t are . H Add. to Medford. on Thursday evening. Every mem- Custer massacre. From there we | destructive to the crops, but none of them have borrowed __________________; FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE STATE h e r 'is expected to be present on went on to Billings and Living- • Sergeant McClaskey has just words of comfort from Matthew, PORTLAND— F u rn itu re dealers both of these evenings to profit ston, then south to the Yellow- j finished a term with the Marines Mark, Luke or John. A Person with No Education has but One Chance in 150,000 , throughout the norhwest now find However, the town clerk has or­ to Render Distinguished Service to the Public. by the practice and to obtain th eir stone N ational park, where we ih the Orient, and will retu rn ! themselves on the m ailing list of seat for the concert. These re spent only two days, but saw the there on the next transport lev- dered a new office Bible, the chair- W ith Common Schoo'l E ducation................ ' 1 Chances man of the burial board is polish- the Columbia Awning and Shade W ith High School Education .................. 87 Chances hearsals will be for the two sec big hot lakes, Old F aith fu l and ing here for Manila. W ith College E ducation................................ 800 Chances ing up his scriptural quotations company, which is distributing to tions together and will commence many other grand sights, at 8 o’clock sharp. I "Going out by West Yellowstone, ENGLISH TOWN TO and Leighton Buzzard will have each firm samples of the 25 d it­ ___ A re You G iving Y our C hild H is C hance? i ferent co,or8 of wiadow shades R Only two more days of the sum -' we went into Idaho and started • CENSOR EPITAPHS to learn to be more orthodox. THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVEST- m er school rem ain for reg u lar on our last lap to Ashland. Here LEIGHTON BUZZARD, ENG­ • ■ ED MOST IN EDUCATION m anufactures. The concern lu 1? instruction. W ednesday being re­ we passed through a vast no-ac- LAND— lBy M ail)— gradually texpandert until it n o n served for the final examinations. country, with the exception of “ H ere lies the body of Mary Ann employs 30 people and had a pay­ Lowder, t Now is an excellent tim e for you Mountainhome, 40 miles south of roll last year totaling $30,000. Through a “ Liberal and Practical Education” prepares to be thinking of the courses in Boise, Idaho. This is a beautiful J She burst while drinking a seidlitz A fter I Powder, the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Citizenship city in a nice rich valley which you will be interested next i Called from this world to her and Successful Careers in Circuit Court. this the country got worse. The year and to indicate th a t prefer­ heavenly rest W. T. Estep vs. Sterling Mining AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING, MINING, HOME ECONOM­ ence to the sum m er school m an­ eastern p art of Oregon is a vast She should have waited till it ef­ Co., et al. Demurrer. ICS, COMMERCE, PHARMACY, FORESTRY, VOCATIONAL fervesced.” desert up to Bend. E. T. Staples- vs. R. D. Hines, agement. EDUCATION. V , et al. For Money. “At Fort K lam ath we turned Tickets are now on sale for the — Tombstones in the tiny seclud- The Training includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENG­ Jasten H artm an vs. F rank C. to C rater lake. Wo certainly en­ entertainm ents on W ednesday and LISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and the otIt i Essentials o f j ed church yards of this old-world Kiser, et al. Foreclosure. Thursday evenings, the 18th and joyed this b etter than we did the i place abound with epitaphs like a Standard Technical College Colirse Probate Court. 19th, a t which time we hope to Yellowstone, for the camping is the above, and it is felt th at in by­ FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEM BER 20, I92O. 'll ITION i s FR EE Est. Lennie Luella Morgan et see the people of southern Oregon better, the w ater colder and the gone days the rollicking country al (m inors). Petition and order. FOR INFORMATION W RITE TO express th eir loyalty to the sum ­ scenery grander by far. The road Est. Jam es Creaney. Paid vouch­ yokels buried th eir best beloveds mer school. These two program s was a big surpris? to us, for it with far too much m irth and ers. IH t REGIS1KAR. Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallls.Or Est. A lbert C. Allen, Jr. Inven­ are being given for the ultim ate was so much b etter than anything levity. tory and appraisem ent. benefit of this section of the state, we had traveled for over 2000 The town clerk of Leighton Buz­ Est. Cassandria Coffin. A dm it­ mile*. those taking part are donating zard has been asked to confer ted to probate. "D uring our entire journey of th eir tim e to the c^use. T here.is with the chairm an of the burial only one possible answ er when somewhere around 7000 miles we Real Estate Transfers. board with a view to censoring i Sheriff to Mary H. B radsha\\, you are asked to purchase a had only two punctures, one blow­ epitaphs. H itherto the stonem a-l out and got back with three of ticket. son has carved the tombstones; the original tires with which we taithfully “according to copy,” re-! left. A ltogether v;e had a very gardless of spelling and gram m ar, J enjoyable trip with no accidents.” as evidenced by the following: We are now showing the new Fall Mr. Freeburg stated prices are “ Sacred to the memory of John Woolens and Silks for Tailored about tho same for everything in | W arlde an d his wife and live Suits, Coats and Skirts. ’You are the east as here. Crops are good children all of whom passed away invited to call and look over the A long story of absorbing in­ and bad, according« to location. fine line. terest could be related on the W here there is irrigation there in their infancy.” Others, true, are philosophical trip Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Freeburg are always good crops. No water, w ithout undue em otional display. took from Ashland to Illinois and no crops. The following m asterpiece is ENGLISH AND BROGUE Wisconsin in a Ford car this sum ­ traced on the tom bstone of a long- m er .extending over three months STYLES «><8><$><8><3><$>*><»^<8> < s >) deceased innkeeper: of time, touching 13 states and * BIBLE SCHOOL. “ O ur life is bu t a Vinter's day, Are popular now, and comfort­ covering practically 7000 miles. •-------------------------------------------------gome only breakfast and away, able for warm weather. We Mr. and Mrs. Freeburg started ---------- [O thers to dinner stay and are full May 11, in th eir car, th eir objec- in vile your inspect lot.. fed, Dr. Hinson will preach at the tive points being Chicago, 111., and Baptist church Sunday morning. ,The oldest man but sups and goes to bed. Beloit, Wisconsin, to visit rela-i t Dr. ' i ,. C hafer will occupy ... . the pul- Large is his debt who lingers out t ’' e " 'p it of «the M ethodist church for the day, “ The first day out we got stuck j Satuixluy, August 14, 1920 East Side Meat Market JAS. BARRETT, Prop. PHONE 188 THE LARGEST STOCK OF Paints Oils GlaSS Wall Paper and IN SOUTHERN OREGON. Best (»oods and Best Prices. Get Our Prices. WM. 0 . DICKERSON THE PAINT MAN There’s No Waste In Your Table Beverage when you use Instant Postum Aside from Lie pleasing coffee-like flavor of this wholesome, healthful table drink, its quick preparation makes it worthy of your notice. Instant Postum can be made a cup­ ful at a time if desired. Its strength can be varied from strong to mild according to the amount dissolved in each cup. ISbonomy should rule today and very likely will rule mere strongly in the days to come. Try Instant Postum “There’s a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Co., Ina Battle Creek, Michigan Reg. Price 7 pair Brown Oxfords it a 13 a 15 6 13 8 10 7 17 $7.50 a (( Black a Black Kid Pumps a (t it a a a tt “ “ - a it ]Pat. U a a it White Canvas Oxtords• a “ Shoes - - - - - - - - 8.50 8.25 8.00 7.00 8.00 7.00 7.00 6.50 VAUPEL’S Q U A L IT Y S T O R E Sale Price $6.75 7.00 7.00 6.75 5.50 6.75 5.50 6.00 5.00