paq «
rotu
ASHLAND DAILY W rofuO .
rn aa y , duty i, > I/« I •
mained in Portland on the way backj
THE CHALLENGER
but will retu rn shortly.
(Continutd From rag e one)
The F irst Company will take part
announced th a t they would train
Local aod Personal
in the F o u rth of July parade on
publicly only two days a week.
Monday morning.
They will as­
C arpeatier was handled very wise- i
— - ■ ■ - . Side Lights—
semble a t the Armory a t &:30 A. M.
ly all during hi3 training. His work
on the F o u rth ot July.
was so regulated with alternating
SHK1NKKS MEET
i Clift Payne makes i o r f chairs.
days of light and heavy work th at
Hlllah. Temple holds a stated ses­
he did not have to go into a vacation,
THE CHAMPION
When you want good insurance
sion this (F riday) evening. July 1.
liks Jack Dempsey did.
ML
Routine business, also arran g e­ talk with Billings, 41 East Main St.,
C arpentier practically trained him ­
(Continutd From Page One)
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m ents tor Patrol appearing in the phone 211.
Yesterday afternoon, at 2:30 o’- ! dition th a t he waa ten day9 before self. Descamps, his m anager and
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parade on the Fourth.
Members
Gus Wilson, his chief trainer, did
Saturday— Sweet Pea Day at EL- clock, P. M. the Southern P a c ific 'h e fought W illard.
z
are urged to attend.
little more than hold the watch on
. »
HART’S.
special
train
roiled
into
the
local
Jack
Kearns
and
Teddy
Hayes,
W. H. McNAIR, Potentate.
him. C arpentier did what he wanted
V
----------------- ;------------, yards bringing home the members his chief trainers, forced him to
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
to.
When
he
didn’t
feel
like
boxing,
iTv6
ladies will serve a of the First Company, C. A., O. N. I slow up a little bit, allowing him on-
V ìi» - '
chicken dinner on July 4tli, in base-
he didn’t. When he avoided w'ork
-w' 3r *- 'w*
G., from the Annual Encampment, ly a w orkout on the road and a
' inent of church. Cafeteria style.
on the road, he stayed on his front
W hat is a vacation w ithout mu­
program ' in the afternoon.
256-2 which has be?n in progress at Fort ¡sh o T„ rt „ , __.
porch. When
he e u didn’t
want
to
.
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.
p
w neu
u
iu n i
w ant
to
sic? Buy a small Vlctrola and take
Stevens for the past seventeen days.
Instead of taking a little work on u r u , u .
.
.
.
work,
a
t
all,
he
listened
to
music
it along. Rose Bros.
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NOTICE
The l|oys a |e enthusiastic over the road however, he would go out
À
. _
This overland Shoe Shop will be th e ir work while at camp and the and do about ten or twelve miles u n -! and read.
Only twice did the Frenchm an leave
Florence automatic oil cook stoves I
J ?!T 2 ‘ u J ’“ y 2O\ An3i;
’
’ I one w anting their shoes must call F irst Company gained many boost­ til he was caught a t it.
his
camp. On Memorial Day he was
and ovens. Ashland F u rn itu re C o., by Saturday evening.
256-2 ers from those who attended. The
The first week of June an acci-
t '•*'
given
a nice sum of money to go to
7
boys report th a t this m ajority of the ¡dent came as an ally to help the
Brooklyn and watch T o m m ey 'G ib -,
ORCHESTRA WANTED
See the display of Sweet Paj3 at
time spent at camp was utilized in ¡trainers. Larry W illiams, in a spur­
bons fight Jack Clifford. L ater hei
Elhart’a Saturday
■ W anted an orchestra to play lor
: dance a t the Bungalow on 4th of training on the big ten-inch g u n s 'rin g bout, butted Dempsey over the
.
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! July. See Bert R. Greer, at Tidings at Battery Russell at Fort Stevens. i eye and opened an old cut th a t ¿a- attended a benefit lawn party at I
Purchases Span Of Horses—
office.
Last Tuesday, the Coast A rtillery : maica Kid gave him when they w e re ' Roslyn,
Koslya’ near
nea>* his
h is c camp
am p.
i
.uzi actual
„«»...I service firing
. i* training
• .
. for W illard.
,
As C arpentier did most of his work 1 I
Mr T. L Powell of P ow .Il’s ¡TED THYE TAKES AEROPLANE of Oregon did
in private, very little comment could
Transfer, yesterday morning pur-'
FOB MYRTLE POINT
with most gratifying results. The)
The eye was slow in healing and
be made on his training methods. ■
chased a fine span of horses to be
National Guardsm en received every upon the advise of physicians, he
Some experts thought he was doing
Ted Thye, champion w restler who consideration at the hands of the
added to his transfer equipment.
was ordered to lay aside the gloves ..
.
will lock with Ralph Hand here at regular arm y officers and men sta­
the
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surrounding
♦i,., wrong i thing
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Interlocutor W. C. Robertson and
Mr. Robertson, who is a former
Are you fully covered on your the C hautauqua building at 2 P. M. tioned at the post, which helped to gymnasium with such ‘ energy t h a t !
Bpn, , ,UK puru*cr!i- lour of thc Minneapolis Elks min- professional perform m . is seen here
autom obile insurance?
See
Bill-i July 4 th, 1*^ today by aeroplane make the stay more enjoyable.
he was finally ordered to stop all His physical condition also was the
strel show end men— Frank Mein- surrounded by four comics, wach of
tugs for Real Insurance
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opinlons’ P h»a-(erney, Jack O’Toole, Bill Brink- whom has seen service on the pro
Many of the boys who were up, work. The gymnasium was closed, i *a " 8®. ° ff
an exhibition match to advertise the had a chanct? tq ¡take th eir ¡first the gloves were locked up and a l l ; ? J ?
Jack . 0 Bnen said he was man a »d Aleck Rol»b.
regional stage. Of the four three
For a good plunge or tub bath ini big event here. He will return
the
paraphenalia
put
away
badly
overtraining
and
looked
like
When
"Robby
Robertson,
inter-
have
appeared in m instrel shows
oceffh trip and those th a t came
pure sulpbur w ater, go to the Nat-j Sunday ready for the big match
The champion spent four days on
™ th<? Verg* ° f “ ni*rves ” ( '^ u t o r supreme of the E lks’ min- and one formerly appeared in n.us-
back said th a t it w asn’t absolutely
a tori uni.
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Both Thye and Hand are in fine satlefaetory .0 the m ajority of those long
ng walk»
walks with Mike T
Trant
which is '»
to pl ,y ioal comedy stock. O’Toole is a for
rant. a Chi- „ Others
" said
, , t he J waa tn Perfect , <*ondi-j
" strel show company, whlch
condition and both are confident who voyaged on th e "b rin y .-
cage detective serg ean t and , g re a t' ? ’
8 Dem,>8ey run «•"anre.. here on July 7 a t the C hautauqua m er Docks! ,<lter mlnatrel man.
See BlUlngs for life, accident and ¡th a t they will win. This is the
personal friend and on June 16 re-i '
8 8l“ Je'
auditorium , aligns his galavy of! while Ifobb Is a Houey Boy K raas
health Insurance; strong companies. ; third tim e they have wrestled and Among those attending camp with
sumed
training
i
CarP«ntier
adm
itted
th
a
t
he
had
comedians
up for the purpose of re- show product and Brinkman is a
w rates.
232-tf I have already proven an even match, the F irst Company were A. J. Mc-
done
a
great
deal
of
training
in
E
u
r
-
la
tin
g
funny
stories and pulling fun- Prim rose ranks graduate. Mcluer-
Bring your b o n V t , of S w e« P e n ,1
“ ”1" ' h 80
“ ,o<* 8 llke Callen, form er captain, and Ollie j
ope
before
he
came
here
and
th
at
he
ny
jokes,
the
above scene will be ney played musical comedv stock
Easterling, city electrician.
Leaves For Fort Klamath—
did not need a lot of work.
to our »torn before 3:»« P. M.. Sat- ! “ r,b^ J’ ’ ’ ‘CtOry- ,
n“ ‘te 8 * *
enacted.
and burlesque.
W hen the boys arrived at F ort
G. W. Loosley, C. V. Loosley and j
urday. ELHART’S
m atch here especially interesting. Stevens, they were m et there by
Joe Neil left yesterday morning for;
Both w restlers have many local sup­
❖
Mess Sergeant Pierce, Cook Peachey K lam ath Falls with a herd of c at­
porters.
V isits Voice—
If you want to witness the best and Corporal Floyd Crosslin and the tle owned by C. V. Loosley. They*
Mrs. Georgia Titus and grand­
veryi first evening in camp "• they went over the Dead Indian road.
wrestling m atch that, has ever been
daughter, Allas Alice Titus, <are visit­ staged in Oregon, go to the C h a u - I ^
meal SUCh 38 most of
♦ ♦
ing a t the home of Mrs. John Lilly, tauqua building at 2 P. M.. on July
*2
° ng rem em ber-
Donald Spencer At Eugene—
neice of Mrs. Titus, 47 G ranite at.
4th. Tickets are on sale in Ash-
J " 5” 1 Compa"y engaged in a
Donald Spencer. A djutant of the
land at Rose Bros, and Irvins Cigar I ' <>od deal of ^ t w a l i b e r practice, Ashland post of tho American Le-i
The best milk money will buy’
store, in Medford at Brown &
the Who,e il was thought th at gion, left this morning for Eugene,.
Why?
)t is pasteurized.
m e per
243-tfl Brown’8 cigar atore- al Roas & Ross, i U‘ Camp Was ,very Priita b ,e and where he will attend
tho state Le-
quart. Rose Bros.
| C entral Point, and at Bowers’ drug We 1 W<>rth the time spent in making igion convention.
He will retu rn on
* a success. Many of tht? boys re-; Sunday
H. R. Adams for plumbing, beating store, Gold Hill. The price of
- i
and gas fitting. Repairing a spec! mission is 13.00, 12.00, $1.00, for
•Ity.
248 Fifth St Phone ltftf-J. adults, pins war tax. and 50 cents
for children, plus war tax.
May Ijocate—
Mrs. C. I). Shaw, of Grand. Junc­
tion, Colo., is visiting at the home GREAT VICTORY FOR SCIENCE
of Mrs. Charles Bavar while await
in s the arrival of her hv.cband next! Cui • Said to Ue Assured for the
World's Greatest Scourge, the
week from Grand Junction. Mr. and)
Plague of Leproey.
Mrs. Shaw are contem plating m aking !
Iheir home in Ashland. Mrs Shawl
is accompanied by her children I The Qe" 6 fruU1 HawaU ,ndlcate8
V im o yi
,
’ that science has at last found the sure
\ erna May and ( arl.
and ay8tematk, way t0 the cure of thl8
,
♦
, world’s most appalling disease. Of the
The lady or girl, bringing to o ur store on above date the
Guns, Cartridges, Fishing Tackle,) 142 former lepers who have been pa­
Largest and Finest Boquet of Sweet Peas grown from the
SPENCER SW EET PEA seed g!iv'?n ,away by ELHART’S.
s t Elkhorn Gnu Store. 81 Oak St. ’ ruled iron’ the Kalibl hospital In the
will receive a Parisian Ivory Perfum e Bottle containing 1 oz.
265-1 • last two years none has been sent
Nysis perfume.
♦
♦
back.
For the boquet containing the greatest variety of colors,
Clothes for warm
w eather al
It la peculiar that the plague which
grown
from these seed, we will give 1 oz. (O riginal Bottle)
Paulseruds.
247-tf i has troubled the world at least sixty
of
Nysis
Perfum e.
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centuries, and probably much longer,
Don’t forget the date— July 2nd.
*
If you love flowers, see the Sweet* Should eventually be controlled by one
Peas on display at ELH ART’S, Sat- of
oldest remedies ever used for
Prizes awarded at 4:0ft P. M
urday.
Il- To modern science Is due the dls-
cover.v of the bacillus of leprosy, but
Seattle Visitor—
!
eure Is accomplished with refined
T. N. Hooslch. Seattle .aleem an.
■>.»• >ke esaenee of en In-
« a s In the city yesterday on b u s t- '!"*"
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_
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,
3
lepers in the East for centuries,
ess
e wi _ remain until Monday., Science has improved on native prac-
j tlce not only in the oil but iu its appll-
Reserve your Ice cream for that cation.
4th of July dinner at Rose Bros.
i To a world which has 3,000,1)00 lep-
954-4) ers the success of the doctors v«t
W <
i Katlli is heartening. China, when bet-
We make Suits to order.
K. ter days come, can set about the cure
Nelson.
»fi of her 2,000,000 stricken.
India has
200,OOO lepeis, Jupaii 20,000. And the j
Let a "N ational Union" policy pro- United States has had a big leper pro»»- j
tact your fruit crop against damage
the developments In Hawaii )
from hail. Phone 274-J or 42 Yeo ®hou,d So” n sOlve- Whl,e the ca3es pf 1
E have established a service for women
Follow Fuller’s "H om t Service* Specific»-
.
: leprosy in the continental United ‘
oT course
and
men
who
want
to
do
small
jobs
of
tions,
and you’ll get the exact effects you’re look-
States are few—perhaps not 300—we (
interior
painting,
varnishing
or
refinishing
of
fur-
ing
for.
„
v
t
i have thousands of lepers in our island i
■ u r n 1«, Cream b beat by _
par„,.uiu,.|,. ,„ e ,.„ulp.
niture, floors, bath rooms, walls and bric-a-brac.
Don’t think you can’t because you haven’t
try it
_
“
i pines. Now that the way is d e ar our
I t ’s a free service. You simply tell us what done this kind of work before. Let Fuller prod-
you have to refinish, how finished now and what ucts and Fuller service show you that you can.
Saturday. July 2nd, is Sweet Pea i “ ‘td k a l senR ‘ei c‘i“
ahead ther® as
’ > |h a s proceeded In Hawaii.
effect you want to get.
Remember—don’t allow surfaces to rot. It
Day i t ELHART’S. Bring in your¡
W e tell you how to do it—in detail. W hat costs less to paint them.
bouquets.
a
kind of material to use. W hat kind of brush.
WANTED
—■
Experienced
cherry-
Ijeavc For Los AitgeU*>—
W hat method. W here to buy.
Gloss Silkenwhite Enamel
packers, for Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gerbauer, 2 It»
You can work transformation in home things
Call prone 408-J, or call 527 T er­
Clots Silkenwhite Enamel is an
Starring
G ranite Street, left this m orning for
race street.
it*
that will surprise you. Old bedsteads, chaiis, intense white enamel finish. Dries
with a full gloss, stays white and
Los Angelee. Calif., w here they will I
---------------
floors, bath tubs, etc., are old really only on
spend a m onth’s visit.
¡^ O O D WANTED— Want
—wears.
Fuller’s Silkenwhite pro­
----- to con­
the surface. Paint, varnish or enamel them and duces a rich,
tract for good body 4-foot fir and
beautiful finish on
they're new/
4-foot hard wood at once, deliv­
furniture and interior woodwork.
Taxi- DeWit. Phone 14ft
ered to undersigned. H. H. Pal­
W e make a special line of paints, varnishes,
mer, 462 Allison St.-----------256-1
208-1 mo
Eggshell Silkenwhite
etc., for just this kind of home work— Fuller’s
Ashland News in Par«
THESE FUNNY COMEDIANS SEE THE
ROBERTSON JOKE DIFFERENT WAYS
♦
Of
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Elhart’s....
Sweet Pea Day
Saturday, July 2nd
t
E L H A R T ’S
Home Transformations
T h a t Y o u C a n M a k e Y o u r s e lf
S ta rts T oday
W it h P a in t, V a r n is h o r E n a m e l
Big Special Production
Uncharted Seas
♦ ♦
Taken Among the Icebergs of the Artie Sea
♦ ♦
ALICE LAKE
-i»
Have a fit at Orres.
Men and Women.
Tanor» tor WANTED— Boy to carry
ll« f
r° U~ - Cal' 4O3' J ’ or
er E lh art
paper
Hoin-
J56-2
10c the WOOD— I can now furnish the fol-
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lowing kinds of wood delivered
promptly at prices that will in­
terest you. Best grade maple or
Bring in your Spencer Sweet Peas
if grown from the seed given you b y ’ fir in any length desired; 16-inchi
and pine; 12-;nch large apple
ELHART’S. We want a store full; oak
tree wood; also some two-foot
of blossoms. Compete for the priz­
wood and alder and fir 20 inches
es.
long. M anzanita and laurel sup­
plied ion three days notice. A.
G. Adams, Transfer. Storage and
Birthday Party—
Wood. 240 3rd St.
Residence
L ittle Miss Loraine Smith cele
585 East Main. Phone 460. 256-2
brated the seventh birthday yester-j
day at a party given in her h o n o r: FOR SALE— Large, all heart, 7-ft
cedar fence posts. 25 cents each
by Mrs. Guy C. Jacobs on B. street..
ajtt yard- Delivery (charges, two
The party started at two o’clock in
to five cents each, according to
the afternoon. The party was en­
distance and quantity ordered.
tertained by games and served with
Posts can be seen at 240 3rd St.
Adams' Transfer, Phone 460.
refreshn? nts. Many charm ing pre­
256-2
sents were given Miss Smith by the
youthful guests.
Those present ¡ i c e CREAM— We can supply vour
were; Edna Danford, Mary Poley,!
wants in the ioe cream line for
June Carev. Elizabeth W alcott. Dor-
V“ L big ee,ebration. Snider Dairy
& Pro. Co., Medford. Ore. 256-1
othy fluysiiiger, Cecilia Swenson,
and Loraine Smith.
FOR SALE— Ideal home of two and
♦ <»
one q u arter acres located on Ash­
land street between Beach street
If you're in line for a suit see
and
M ountain avenue.
Six room
Paulsernds before buying.
247-tf I modern
cottage, newly painted,
a »•
good garage, barn and large poul­
Everybody knows tuat Yeo is stil
try house. English walnuts, ap ­
insuring an’odobiles; he gives you
ples, peaches and other fru it trees,
berries and roses.
Half acre in
a full coverage policy.
alfalfa, with plenty of garden
• *
ground.
Price $3.500 cash or
Oh! Boy, its a real liquid joy!.
$3,700 on terms. See E. S. Mor­
W hat?
W ard’s Lime Cruah at
rison a t the Automotive Shop.
Rose Bros.
254-4
242-13eod
Will Women Play Fair?
Come and See
P ure pasteurized milk.
quart at Rose Bros.
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w ith
Fatty Arbuckle
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atrt
ir«
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rigit
the right material so be sure to go to the
for Fuller products. Cut out the coupon at
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