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land has seen lately. There were tle cakes dressed up in colored icing horseback to make sure nobody
six in the finals. Josephine Barber by the wooden boxes full. There tumbled out on the way and missed
LONDON, June 2. — The Roya) won the first prize and prizes were was hot chocolate and sandwiches the party.
Naval and Military Tournament — given
given the others who were: Aldo of so many kinds we can't remem-
• the annual prize show of the British Parr, John Edwards,
Fay, ber and all-day suckers and chewing
Classified Column.
army, navy and air force — opened Bronaugh Hughes and James Burns. gum an—EVERYTHING.
One cent the word each time.
A dispatch from Paris tells how factor of the human equation.
today at Olympia west London,
The last game was baseball be-
Chucked full of Joy the parly all |
To run every issue for one month or •
If
men
were
gifted
with
an
equal
with
the
customary
pomp.
The
Duketween
the girls and boys. Josephine started homeward singing with the
French barmaid won a major lot­
more, 12 c the word each time.
Legal Rate:
tery prize for one million francs, and degree of acquisitiveness the prop- of Connaught declared the Tourna- Barber chose the girl team and carefree spirit of childhood and
First Time, per 8 point line .... 10c
osition might be workable. Unfor- . ment open, and King George, Queen --------------------------
Teddy Coldwell the boys and of i shouting back farewells to the host,
host.
twenty days later was back in her
Each subsequent time, per 8 point
tunately most of us are lacking in | Mary and other members of the royal ! course the girls won four to three. Some of the tiniest,
lor
the
ages
tiniest,
for
the
ages
line....................................... 5c
! acustomed place as a drink dis- that attribute, at least to a very con-'family will visit the show before it All members of the two teams were begun at six you know just bubbled
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
penser, with her entire fortune dis- siderable degree. It may be a sorry
ends, June 4. given special gifts for good playing over with appreciation’of their host
Obituaries, 2% cents the line.
Fraternal Orders and Societies.
sipated.
CIGARETTE
admission to make and productive of The tournament is a series of com-and the leaders and crackerjack who knew how to give a really truly
Advertising for fraternal orders
There always have been individ­ little consolation; but if the average petitions for horsemanship, swords- | players were given special prizes, party and up and hugged him and
or societies charging a regular initi­
who has made his own manship, bayonet-fighting, etc., with The prizes were baseball mitts and | said from that day he was their “Un-’
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re- uals eager to tell how much better millionaire
money
were
stripped of the great [brilliant displays
by
specialist bats, The hundreds of toys and .saia trom mat qay he was their
they
would
arrange
the
scheme
of
ligious and benevolent orders will be
cle Jesse.” Some one who has
charged the regular rate for all ad- life if they had been consulted, and bulk of his holdings in the prime of branches like the Royal Engi- favors on the little trees were given known Mr. Winburn a
good many
vertising when an admission or other one of the favorite plans put for- life, in a few years he would be wellneers, with displays of bridge build- out to all.
A new size package !
years
remarked
that
lie
loved chil-
charge is made.. ward periodically is for a redistribu- on the way to affluence in spite of ing under fire.
And then came the “party.” Well dren. It looked at the party
Ten for 10c.
What Constitutes Advertising!
tion of the world’s wealth that will all the obstacles which might be
not
truly
it
didn
’
t
Just
that
minute
he
had
started
a
lot
of
little
hearts
In order to allay a misunderstand- place all on an equal footing in the placed in his way, while the recipients JESSE WINBURN PLAYS
Very convenient.
come because boxes of oranges and in Rogue River valley beating with
ing among some as to whatconsti- matter of material well-being. But of wealth for which they never toiled
HOST TO KIDDIES big bunches of bananas and dozens affection for him.
tutes news and what advertising.
Dealers carry both;
we print this very simple rule which advocates of this idea neglect to take would generally have given a strik-
and dozens of boxes of crackerjack
Such a perfectly planned party
Is used by newspapers to differin- into account the very important ing imitation of the French barmaid.
lOforlOc; 20 for 20c.
(Continutd From rage One)
had been circulating around.
But, [ it was, too. Mrs. Swedenburg was
atiate between them: “ALL future
It’s toasted.
events, where an admission charge
at both ends of the corridor kept the and then he didn’t tell them for sure anyway the Brown folks said to general manager assisted by ladies
!
from
Ashland,
Medford,
and
Jackson-
public gaze from intruding
just whether it might be possible to line up and of course everybody did.
It was strawberry shortcake with | ville.
I The correspondents used that cor- some day go and find that odd od.
organizations and societies of every f V TIOI III IU I UI 1 IlLVvU
Mrs. Jarvis had charge of the
ridor to meet senators. More news hermit on that mountain and see him | whipped cream and ice cream and
kind as well as to individuals.
[chaperon
committee and rode up on
All reports of such activities after
was gathered there every day than for oneself.
angel food cake and all kinds of lit
they have occurred is news.
.ny other place in the senate wing
There was a regular Hiram Hay-
All coming social or organization
<>r
in
the
senate
office
building.
It
seed
took an active part on the pro-
meetings of societies where no money
contribution is solicited, Initiation
was a convenient place to catch sen- gram. Some folks addressed him
charged, or collection taken is NEWS.
ators who would otherwise have to as Hez Heck. Before refreshments
be pursued all over the capitol and begun he run quick into the Cabin
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
and after a while we saw Mr. Bert |
Postoffice as Second Class Mall
office building.
Matter.
Now, claim the reporters, their Moses come out.
(United Press Staff Correspondent.) work has been rendered doubly dif- The dearest little play for the oc-
June 20 to July 29.
Faith and fear are not bedfel­
WASHINGTON. June 2. — The ficult, and has been slowed up great- casion The Three Wishes of the
lows. Where one is, the other can rights, privileges and freedom of the ly. They must send in cards from Crystal Ring was given by some of
Herbert Bickford Pas
not be.
more,
of San Francisco,
press in the senate wing of the cap- the end of the corridor and any the Medford guests. Edith Sweeney
-
-
may
“
dodge
”
was
Prince
Charming
and
Francis
,
. , .
.
itol seem likely to become the sub-senator who wishes.
VOICE
Southern Oregon
No trouble at all for the railroads .....
.
.
1
Montgomery was Happy Heart. Row-'
. ..
jects of a vivacious discussion in the ¡an interviewer very easily.
Private and class lessons.
to accumulate deficits.
.
,
Chautauqua Assembly
After a mass meeting of protest, en Gale and June Warnack gave the
open senate
ere long.
Mr. Pasmore is a leading
The news gatherers who keep the the correspondents put the matter dance representing the Spirits of
The
Biggest
Ever
teacher
of the Pacific coast
There is no royal road to distinc- American public informed of the up to the rules committee, stressing Health, and Jane Skewis and Edith
Attempted.
tlon. A former street ear employe doings in the upper house of con- the point that they had done noth- Campbell the one to the Spirits of
Leland A. Coon,
who could not hold his job in f hi gress are hoping to bring about this ing to warrant curtailment of their < Youth.
.
— 5 Weeks Program —
.une 20th to July 29, 1921.
of Univ, of Oregon.
cago, because of his slovenly meth- open discussion of their case. Un-long standing fights and privileges,
Mr. and Mrs.
Carleton Janes made
Commencing
June
26th
ods in working, has won the Nobel derstanding as they do the power or hinting that senators would harm the woods ring with the violin and
Music Department
A real series of lectures
prize for the world’s best production publicity, they hope by getting their themselves more in the end than plano music.
Theory, harmony- musical
By leading educators, appreciation, public school
in literature.
grievances aired to win public sup- they would harm the newspapers.
The first game was a balloon race
The
matter
is
still
in
abeyance
be-
and
if
anybody
thinks
it
easy
just
ministers, lawyers and busi-
! port.
chorus work and
ness men. Among the num­ music,
Life is just one peril after another. I When the Harding administration fore the committee, with a strong you practice sometime trying to sit
Strong courses in grade
piano.
her are:
in future the pedistrian will no more came into power, the first executive prospect that several “compromises” on a balloon and making it bust,
and
professional
work,
Mme. Tracey Young
get out of the way of traffic, than order opened the White House gates, will be suggested to the correspon- ! Eleanor Swedenburg and Dickie
Bishop Walter Taylor
music- physical training,
he wil have to dodge the monkey closed for years. From then on, the dents. These are likely to be re- Hitchcock have got the patent on
Sumner.
playground and methods
wrenches accidentally dropped fron extcutive departments extended a jected, as the reporters feel they how to bust them the quickest be-.
Norman F. Coleman.
are special features.
pasing airships.
broader freedom to the public and should not, as a matter of principle, cause they proved it by getting first
Prof. J. T. Brumbaugh.
The Pasmore Trio.
the public representatives, the news- yield anything they once had in the prizes.
Henry W. Curtis, of Ob­
Registration
t Senior
Everybody had noticed some
Moral courage is not always 30 papermen.
While this gratifying way of privileges. Then the matter
erlin, Ohio.
Building.
sepctacular as physical courage, but change was going on in uptown may come up on the floor, and be hundreds of apples dangling down
Thomas K. Trueblood of
Saturday
I
tine
18th,
ami
most sedately on strings in a long I
in many instances it is more real Washington, the process was re­ thrashed out there.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Monday,
June 20th.
I row. Those apples didn’t dream the
and more admirable.
versed by the Republican majority
President
R.
F.
Scholz,
of
UNEMPLAYMENT DRIVING
| bobbing they were in for until that
in the senate.
Reed College.
Upon
rrival in
MEN
BACK
TO
THE
FARMS
apple eating rade with all hands
An order was issued by the rules!
R.
E.
Dodson,
secretary
at
once t
started.
Winston
Johnson
ate
the
committee barring newspaper men
'
Portland
Chamber
of
Com
­
Theater
and the public from the corridor1 CHICAGO, June 1. — Unemploy­ fastest of all and carried off the
merce, and others of nation­
prize.
opening
off
the
senate
chamber
to
nient
is
driving
the
army
of
unem-
al reputation.
Medford
and room.
The Irish potato race was about |
the west. This, it was explained, ployment back to the farm. The
Splendid series of con­
the
movingest
thing
old
Mount
Ash-
1
was to insure senators privacy in the farmer who found it difficult to ob-
certs, under direction of
Advantages of Chautau
use of the Marble room, a spacious tain help a year ago when he offer-
Herbert Bickford Pasmore,
qua
through entire session,
apartment pa railing the corrido ed the record wages of rom 75 toi
with great singers and in
A
FEW
BARGAINS
FOR
SALE
camping,
tramping, pleas
and opening to a balcony or portico 80 cents an hour, can select his
strumenta lists. Quartettes.
BY BEAVER REALTY CO.
me
and
business,
all in one
overlooking the grounds of the hired man this spring from a large
Trios and Soloists among
Block of ten lots nicely located;
combination.
capitol. The corridor at once be- number of eager applicants whom the two-room plastered house; lots of
this number being
came part of the senate “floor" but employment offices only promise fruit and berries; good garden
Famous Pasmore Trio.
land; would make fine chicken
even more sacrosanct than the floor from 30 to 50 cents an hour.
Dramatic Readings.
%a
itself, for those correspondents who
One large employment bureau ■ ranch—$1,500.00. Terms.
Illustrated Travels.
For information regarding
pea
Good 5-room cottage; about
have floor privileges were not per-¡here had on record more than 2,500 half-acre lot, small barn, fruit and
L.
Junior Chautauqua, with
Ashland’s summer features,
mitted to enter the senate chamber applicants for farm work last month, garden—$2,000.00. Terms.
splendid Pageant.
also for camping accommo
Special Bargain.—6-room house,
via the corridor.
From half a dozen middlewestern
Season tickets will be on
dations, write the Ashland
Couches were installed in the states in the wheat belt calls for good plumbing; close In; cash
Will
be
in
Ashland
for
sale
beginning
June
10
at
Chamber of Commerce, .1
$1,200.
Marble room and the corridor. Tables about 1,800 farm hands were re- price
series of Concerts.
the Chamber of Commerce.
H. Fuller, Secretary.
Also some five-acre tracts in
were set upon the portico, where ! ceived. Nearly 1,400 men were city limits.
( ISN’T IT AGRAND OLD NAME ?)
senators might like to lunch. Screens | placed by the bureau before the va-
candes were filled through other
How to Secure Tickets by Mail
| agencies.
Local
Readers.
10c
Each line, each time....
To run every other day for one
month, each line, each time.... 7c
To run every issue for one month
or more, each line, each time. . . . 5c
BRITISH MILITARY SHOW.
F
Distribution of World’s Wealth
LUCKY
STRIKE
is "BGkRrrSin&llectiRn. döpitok ”
WACHINTON NEWS
CORRESPONDENTS
ARE HAMPERED
Summer School
of Music
Ashland
Normal
School
DACT
r AUL
Mon. June 6
GEO.M. CONAN'S
COMEDMKS
MAR)
Now!
Address letters, make checks
and post office money orders pay-
able to Page Theatre. Add 10
per cent war tax to price ticket
desired, Include self - addressed
stamped envelope to insure safe
return.
HOTELSUTTER
ATE DOG AND LIKED IT.
SAN FRANCISCO
SEIBERT, Colo,, June 2. — A ban-1
quet at which baken prairie dag was
the principal item on the menu was
served
to 20 citizens of Seibert re­
POPULAR PRICES
SERVICE
cently, in honor of officials of the
COURTESY
i White Cloud Mining Company here,
George Warren Hooper, Manager
PRICES: $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50
i The prairie dog dish 'was augmented
J
by trimmings of mashed potatoes,
gravy and salad. Persons who had
seen prairie dogs for years, for the
first time realized what good meat
A Fresh Shipment of Salted Peanuts 15c lb. they
had been passing up.
Not Merely a Hotel, but an
Institution Founded on these
Principles.
Quit Kicking About the Cost of
Eating When You Can Get
Rolled Oats. 4 lbs. for 25c; 17 lbs................................................ $1.00
Best dried prunes, 4 lbs for 25c, 17 lbs........................................ $1.00
Good Coffee, 20c lb., 6 lbs.............................................................. $1.00
Tillamook Cheese at ......................... » ...............................
per Ib.
Peanut Butter, 15c per lb.; 7 for......................................... $1.00
Jewell Shortening, 6 lb. for.......................................................... $1.00
Home rendered Lard, 4% lbs. for............................................ $1.00
Canned Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 6 cans ............................. $1.00
Good Red Salmon, 15c per can, 7 for ...................................... $1.00
Delmonto Asparagus Tips, 25c a can, 5 cans.......................... $1.00
Best Comb Honey, 30c cake......................................
per dozen
Fairbanks Jewell Soap, bars 25—25 for.......... :................. $1.00
Toilet Paper, 2 rolls, 15c; 15 rolls ........................................ $1.00
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—
Spring Fruits
Spring Lamb
Home Grown Strawberries.
PLAZA MARKET 01 N. Main St., Ashland
The brand of militarism which
was brandished over Europe in 1914
! started an conflagration that burns
yet and has scourged the world worse
[than any calamity that ever befell
the human race. All nations should i
unite to prevent a recurrence of that
supreme tragedy.
OPENING SATURDAY
OF THE
East Side Meat Market
Under New Management
i
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
We have purchased the East Side Meat Market from Jas. Barrett and are remodeling
it into the last word in sanitation, convenience, and up-to-dateness, with refrigerated glass
cases where the meats can be seen by the customer and he can choose from the finest of
meats to be found anywhere on the market.
FOR GAS ON STOMACH
Simple glycerine, buckthorn
bark, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka
relieves ANY CASE gas on stom­
ach or sour stomach. It acts on
both upper and lower bowel and
removes all foul matter which poi­
soned stomach. Often CURES
constipation. Prevents appendi­
citis. The INSTANT pleasant ac­
tion of Adler-i-ka surprises both
doctors and patients. One man
who suffered five years from in*
digestion and constipation was
helped by ONE dose. T. K. Bol­
ton, druggist.
Visit the East Side Market Saturday
You will be pleased with view, the sanitary situation and the quality.
PHONE 188.
C. A. PAULEY & O. H. POWELL,
Proprietors.
EAST MAIN ST.